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CALENDAR I - SEPTEMBER 5 - School starts - MHS welcomes new students and freshmen. I I — Student Council elections today. 13 -Perky, peppy people form Pep Club. Student Council sponsors 1st Bl money-making project — Activity Night. 1st Council meeting. 15 - 1st Football game of the season MHS defeats Lapeer 30-0. 16 — Cross Country Holly Invitational 22 - First} issue of AMPLIFIER out MHS Football at Algonac; Accepts close 19 -MHS Choir provides ifriTertainment at Christmas Assembly. 20 — Christmas Dance held by Student Council g- Students dance to rhythms of “The F at Cole.” 21 The long-awaited holiday of bliss! JANUARY 3 - Classes resume — Back to the hallowed halls! . 8 - Harriers run up and down stair s. Watch out below! 12 — Seniors first again — this time for 2nd semester registration. 17 - The new Viking Theatre presents “Cool Hand Luke!” 20 MHS Wrestling Invitational is held. 23-25 The most dreaded days of entire year Semester Exams! 24 — Rich Pietroski is selected to represent MHS in YFU during summer. 26 - Junior Prom — “Warm Hearts In a Winter’s Dream” is the theme for 73 with “The Trade Winds.” FEBRUARY 1 — Frosh Basketball Team topples Chippewa Valley 39-37. 1- 2 - Freshmen and Juniors “see” a test for Mrs. Cummings. 6 - G.A.A. girls capture the trophy at the basketball playday held at MHS. 8 — Vickie Irvine wins spelling contest; Michelle Liddle is best ‘typist — BOEC v contests. 14 — F.T.A. hosts pupils from Woodland School. 16 — Our “Snow Day”! 18 — 550 Lucky people send in final order for 73 VIKING! 21 — Tea for two — or two hundred - Honor Society honors Honor Roll students. 22 — French Club sponsors pancake dinner. 23 - Marysville Fish pulled the plug on Warren Tower 72-71. 24 - Kevin, Mike, Brad pinned the best at Wrestling Districts. 26 — Student Assembly — American Poetry duo. MARCH 2 — Teachers have a h a p py day from the FT A 5 - First District Basketbal Game Ours! 53-38 over Marine City! 6 — Outdoor Recreation Field Trip Ice F i sh i n 7 - Vikings do it again — Cros-Lex succumbs 5440! 9 — Seniors share Memory Books. 10 - District basketball. MHS takes place! MHS 71 - St. Clair 59. 19 - March Madness interrupted by another “Snow Day”! 1 1 Regional Basketball begins. 23 BOLC holds Garden Party. 26 Spring break - Florida - or Colorado - or bust! ; 2 — Spring has sprung, but we’re back for more of the bopks. 4 - Sports Banquet - Basketball Teams, Wrestlers, Swim Team, Cheerleaders are honored. 6 — Another day oil’ for the students, but teachers confer, as always! y - MHS Band raises the auditorium roof 1 with annual Spring Concert. 1y- Biology students travel to MSU ? Health Professional Day. V - Blue tter Choral Festival singe l present many a merry tune at MHS. 20-23 - More vacation? We really rate this Sal year! 27- 28 Biology people on the road again ■ train, too to Toronto! WHEEE! M MAY ■ 2 - Mass band at Blue Water Festival W to enjoy! gp, 4, 5 — G.A.A. swimmers perform “The Wonderful WoH of Disney.” 8 Class of 74 breaks out for party of Jhc year. 11 This must be “Junior” Week! Dram B talents exposed in class play. 14-18 Viking Week — Need more be said H 1 7 Awards are presented to active students. 22 The Spirit of 76 rises again as Frosh have Class party. 25 Sophomores have record turnout as they “whoop it up” in the gym, pool, and rec. room. . 7 28- 29 - Our last breather before the last big drive. 550 lucky people immensely enjoy the 73 VIKING! II FTA again honors faculty at annual tea. JUNE Tft 1 — Seniors swing out in caps and gowns — Trial practice only! 3 - Senior Week begins with Baccalaureate. 7 — Honors are awarded at evening ceremony.- 8 — Np school for Seniors — such quiet halls! Dinner-Dance and All-Night Party help Seniors spend every last bit of energy, 10 - Commencemei - That glorious goajH 12, 13, 14 -Underclassmen suffer throt B Two weeks AC Drive; MHS students participate i is leu kemia drive. s of 75 order rings today from yberry Company. Askar-Shain takes p pictures. sville tops Marine City at MHS School pics taken flor 9-10-11 grades. OCTOBER iW Youth For Understanding Assembly Sweden comes aKflarysville. Vickie Peruski helps us ndPstand. 8 - March of Dimes falk-a-Thon. MHS participates. 10 — SCCCC . 13 — Sophomores win competition between classes b j filling their jar to a sum totaling $ 82.23. 16-21 - Senior class pictures taken. 20 Homecoming — Sandy Richards crownqfd MHS Queen. IVJarysville defeats St. Clair 48-12. 21 - Cheerleaders attend cheerleading clinic held in Midland, Mich. NOVEMBER 6 — MHS Choir serve supper with a song - Spaghetti Dinner and Concert. 9- 10 - Parents-Teachers conferP- Teachers tell tales IN school! 11— Senior Play — “Professoi How Could B Y ou ! ” is smashing success! 19 — March of Dimes Bread Sales 23 — Thanksgiving Recess 29 Fall .Sports Banquet — Football, Golf, Cross Country, Cheerleaders honored. 30 - Drama Class presents melodrama, “Way, Way Down Ea L DECEMBER 1 Donkey Basketball Game — l acuity vs. Varsity Team. 8 MHS vs. Marine City — 1st home basketball game of the season. We Won! 90-10! 11 -MHf Music Dept, presents Chr istmas Music Festival. flown away, •v toda
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