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Drum Major Kevin Wilkins finalizes plans for the Bicentennial Calvin Gressman contentedly waits for the next question on a Parade with Mr. David Howenstine. Campus Life crowd-breaker. Forward Chris Falker gives Anderson ' s Lonnie Streetor the evil eye as they wait on the line. Surrounded by the vastness of the new library, Marvin Vittetoe and Jack Boldman prepare for a class.
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.‘-A m. Miniature MH cheerleader Angie Wills shows Pirate spirit as she helps Pep Club yell for a victory. Contents Opening 2 Student Life 8 Sports 34 Academics 72 Clubs 110 People 132 Index 209 Closing 216 Through gleaming headlights shines the beauty of the ice storm that gave students an extra vacation. Former Indy Mayor Richard G. Lugar detours from his cam¬ paign trail to address MH students.
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Mr. Frank Cook’s wall mural beautifies the alcove adjacent to the new library and immortalizes our proud Pirate tradition. Proud Everywhere we turned we saw the word—“Walk Tall, Be Proud.” We even chanted them at pep sessions and games. There were times this year, however, when we had reason to question the words. We finally had the desperately-needed room to increase our course offerings; then faced the hassle of balancing the curriculum in the three high schools. Students taking “special” courses, those offered only once a day, found many other courses unavailable to them. Our guy’s basketball team reached a prestigious second in the basket¬ ball polls only to fall short against both AHS and HHS in regular season play. A new pool was built right next door, but due to the fact that there was no bubble and that the pool was not Olympic size, our swimmers still had to travel cross-town to practice in Anderson’s pool. The chess team won national recognition and Young Life established a good following among MH students, yet the Student Exchange Club folded, and a lack of funds pre-empted Purdue Legislature. So, were the words “Walk Tall, Be Proud” merely op¬ timistic but meaningless utterances to boost our spirit? No ... no way! In 1976, they meant a lot to us, for they told us that even if everything went wrong, we had the tradition of ex¬ cellence to fall back on. Walk tall, be proud, how could we go wrong? We were Pirates . . . which also meant we were definitely On The Right Track. Prior to the sound of Starter Pat King ' s gun, swimmers get into position for a good start. 5
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