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Senior King and Queen Nominees
Fall Homecoming Court Nominees
Spirit Days
Spirit Days
Clubs Overview
Clubs Overview
Photo submitted by Allyson Avery
Mooresville Italy Trip
The Student Support Center is located outside the main office in Room A106
The Student Center
Senior King and Queen Nominees
Fall Homecoming Court Nominees
Spirit Days
Spirit Days
Photo illustration by Brynlee Gilliam
Summer School
Graduation Details
Graduation Details
Image made in Canva by Mikayla Sieczko
New Freshmen Await High School
Senior Hannah Harding posing with her senior jeans.
Behind the Jeans
Costa Rica Summer Trip
Costa Rica Summer Trip
Energy was high at the Tim McGraw concert this April.
Summer Concerts
Photo submitted by Suzanna Paul
Summer Job Ideas
Some students are stocked up on energy drinks for the school week.
Energy Drinks
Things to do on Valentine’s Day
Goodwill in Camby
Thrifting and MHS!
Photo File Submitted by Hadley Miller. Pictured at MHS Football Game; Barbie Theme.
Barbie Movie Review
Pioneers vs. Hawks, a look at the 2023 Homecoming Game
Junior Addison Gardner (#11) comes together with her team during a point to celebrate the team's success. Gardner scored for the JV Pioneers multiple times throughout the tough game. "I am glad I have the position that I do to help this team grow," Gardner said.
Girls JV Volleyball Battles at Terre Haute
The team comes together in a huddle just before the game starts. The team went on to end the game in a tie of three to three.
Pioneers Battle Against The Patriots
Benelisha and Addair discuss the previous hole. They had a long evening ahead of them. "I think golfing with Eloise helps me golf better, because it helps me laugh off the bad shots and the bad holes," Addair said.
Girls Golf Photo Story
Junior Luke Merkle concentrates, preparing to start the relay. Merkle was about to run for Mooresville. Mooresville was up against Whiteland and various other surrounding schools.
Cross Country Runs in Relay
Sophomore Abraham Lopez ìs QB1 for the game against Franklin Community High School. Shortly after the photo was taken, Lopez threw around a 20 to 25 yard pass for a touchdown. "I was receiving the ball to make a pass in the endzone for a touchdown," Lopez said.
Unified Flag Football Defeats Franklin Community
Senior Liz Huffman hits a high V during a cheer. Alongside her teammates supporting Mooresville. Huffman was chose a co-captain this year. "We had tons of spirit, and our coach was so proud of us. Since it's my senior year I want to make the best out of it. As captain I'm glad I can be someone to look up to," Huffman said.
Varsity Cheerleaders Cheer their First Game of the Season
Band students are practicing their routine in the hot afternoon sun. These students spent hours perfecting their performance. “Marching band is really tiring but really fun,” said junior Masyn Boicourt.
Marching Band Students Practice Till Perfection
Prom Alternatives
Prom Alternatives
Fun Nail Designs
Fun Nail Designs
This photo shows Dylan Chestnut getting his award, Brooke Wilson handing him the paper and President Rachel Harshman.
NHS Meetings

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Adrianna Roy

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Adrianna Roy joined the MHS Student Media team in 2023. Besides being on the student media staff, Adrianna is in Choir and loves listening to country music.

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Senior Liz Huffman hits a high V during a cheer. Alongside her teammates supporting Mooresville. Huffman was chose a co-captain this year. "We had tons of spirit, and our coach was so proud of us. Since it's my senior year I want to make the best out of it. As captain I'm glad I can be someone to look up to," Huffman said.

Varsity Cheerleaders Cheer their First Game of the Season

Adrianna Roy
September 4, 2024
Junior Ruth Parker hypes up the crowd alongside Principal Wes Upton.

[Photo] Unified Flag Football vs. Lawrence Central

Suzanna Paul
October 2, 2023
Juniors Lucas Olinger and Carmen Brodaus are in the middle of breaking off from their APC group. Breaking off means that the coaches would talk with the students about how the class went. Once the discussion is over, the group breaks off to end the class period. "I have always liked breaking off because it just sums up the end of the class," Brodaus said.

APC

Adrianna Roy
September 14, 2023
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