Slushies on Sale for JSA

   On September 30 through October 11, JSA will be selling slushies during lunch. There will be blue raspberry sold for $1.00 and apple cider for $1.50. Bring your own money, you can't charge it to your lunch account.
   The money from the slushie sales will go to the funds for JSA's Washington DC field trip.

Homecoming Evening Schedule

MHS Band Fish Fry: 4 p.m. until 7 p.m. in the Mooresville High a School cafeteria 

Game Time: 7 p.m 

Queen Coronation and Float Contest at halftime of the football game 

The parade will begin at 5 p.m. Friday and start South on Indiana St. From MHS, turn left (East) on Main St. through the center of town, turn left (North) on Maple Lane, then turn left (West) on St. Clair St. back to MHS.

Spirit Points Update

Pep Rally Seating

Homecoming Field Day Supervision

Friday, September 20, 2013

 

SOUTH GYM

 

Concession Stand

 

 

South East Bleacher

 

North East Bleacher

Juniors

Phillips (Bond)                 Shafer​         Vaughan

McAdams     Chain

Damron        Burnett

Jenkins         Dickerson

South East Bleacher

Freshmen

Lindsey          Mirabelli

Skaggs           Robinson

Gobel            Neese

Zollman        Johnson

Bothwell      Farrand

Goodwin

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Basketball Court

 

 

 

Paul Uhls

 

South West Bleacher

Sophomores

Gilly             Sawyer

DiLisio         Franklin

Hurt            Eickhoff

Patel           Spear

Guy             Hoffman

South West Bleacher

Seniors

Davis               Zook

Kassen            Howard

Clark               Pearison

Trebel            Blackwell

Manion

North West Bleacher

 

Football Team

 

 

 

Door #8

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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   Co-Captains of fall sports sit in first row in front of Paul Uhls

Gate Supervision:   Goddard, Owens

 

Ground Supervision:   Marine, Bosworth, Dockery, VanWanzeele, Disney, Burgess, Perkins, White, Nay, Jones

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The above is a sketch of the stands in the south gym as students will be seated for the Homecoming afternoon convocation on Friday, September20th.  Staff members will supervise the assigned student sections and either sit or stand in that section throughout the convocation. 

 If a staff member is competing in an event, please make sure that someone in your area is available to help with supervise as you leave.  Please return back to your assigned class once the competition is over.  

At the end of the program, classes will be dismissed separately in the following order: freshman, sophomore, junior, senior 

 

Senior Jeans

Powder Puff Update

The Powder Puff Game will be moved in to the South Gym tonight at 6 p.m. due to weather conditions. Enter through doors 4 and 8. The game will be a dodge ball tournament.

Homecoming Shirt Delay

 There has been a delay on getting the Homecoming shirts. Tri County didn’t get the order until last night. Shirts will be at MHS by the end of the day. There will be an announcement to tell students where they can pick up their shirts.

Homecoming High Five Contest

Freshmen- 120
Sophomores- 87
Juniors- 103
Seniors- 146

Teachers to high five are listed below
Freshmen- Pearson
Sophomores- Richart
Juniors- Gobel
Seniors- Skaggs

Spirit Day: Senior Rebels

Wednesday Spirit Day Winners

Photo Credit Amy Selby

Bailey Pryor,  Marcus Camden

Senior Jeans on a Budget

Senior Jeans on a Budget

by Michele Kidd and Morgan Lawson

Senior jeans have been a tradition at Mooresville High School for as long as students can remember. Some girls spend their entire high school careers looking forward to wearing their very own Senior jeans, but when it gets down to making them, they’re underfunded for the project. The cost for making Senior jeans may seem surprisingly high, but following these simple steps could make Senior jeans a fun and affordable breeze.

1.       Go in with a friend. (It cuts cost in half and makes it more fun.)

2.       Bargain hunt. (Walmart has a good craft selection for a low price. Goodwill jeans might not be the fanciest but they get the job done.)

3.       Don’t wait until the last minute.

4.       Brainstorm.

Some things that usually go on senior jeans are quotes, pictures, glitter, puffy paint, names, and friends’ signatures.

According to Mrs. Sharon Eickhoff, “Senior jeans are a great tradition but I think they should only be for seniors. No sophomore socks or anything.”

Editorial: Pioneer Exploration Period

Editorial: Pioneer Exploration Period

by Whitney Smither  

 In addition to the renovations progressing through Mooresville High School, the students and faculty have been recently introduced to a “PEP period” or a Pioneer Exploration Period.

   Scheduled in between third and fifth period, PEP period provides students with time to focus on their studies. Unlike elective study halls, PEP period also permits teachers to be available for any questions or concerns on tests, quizzes, or homework. Students can also be assigned to IPEP classes a few times a week to help benefit their learning in English and math.

    The Pioneer Exploration Period not only helps a majority of the students with jobs or extracurricular activities after school to complete any necessary work, but it allows them the opportunity to still be a part of the community. On Monday’s, junior and senior students mentor freshman classmates, also numerous MHS clubs are held on Friday’s during PEP.

   In addition to help in specific classes, when the Google Chrome laptops arrive, students will have access to Google Docs.

   The knowledge of PEP period left students and teachers anxious for the following year, however if taken the right steps, it has the chance to improve their learning through intervention and enrichment.

   Instead of taking PEP period as a time for socializing, check one’s grade, study for upcoming tests, and complete homework.

   Overall, PEP period allows students to relieve stress and enjoy their high school years even more than before. Mooresville has afforded students the opportunity to improve their learning, but one can only succeed if they choose to.