Mooresville High School - Wagon Trails Yearbook (Mooresville, IN)

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Initiation, Band Festival are first events. Nm gt V X 8 WM Qin' l g QX it H . X pri 4 jill Casey and Bill Norris, freshmen, become man and wife as part of the initiation ceremony performed by senior Linda Lugar, To this blindfolded freshman, Karen Harris, these seniors, Jack Perry, jerry Fishel, and Jeanine Collier administer the blood test as part of the horror chamber at the initiation party. ' These weary band members return to the bus after the long parade at the Elletsville Fall Festival held on September 12th.

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Enthusiasm ran high as school doors openedg This was a typical scene on August 29th, our first day of school, when we paid our hard earned cash for books. Do you remember the first day of school when classes seven through twelve met in the gym to receive their initial greeting from Prin- cipal Mr. Curry? With the completion of the new school our system became the 6:3:3 thus this was the last time for this type of assembly. Classrooms were so crowded that even the library and the cafeteria were pressed into service at various periods during the day. There are many things we remembered from this year. One of the most interesting and con- fusing was the time factor as many homes were on fast time with the school on slow time. All in all it was fung it was hardg and every- one, so the administration hoped, gained valu- able knowledge. Seniors jim Gross and Tom Downey confer about today's algebra assignment before the 8:15 bell.

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This is one of the bright yellow buses that bring our sometimes eager and sometimes reluctant students to school. Everyday Happeningsg buses, bookstore, Upon arrival at school each day many students dash hurriedly to the top floor of the Newby Build- ing where they purchase paper, pencils, and other items to aid their quest for good grades, iq 1 , K'-s '- KQV W N 1 - 4- L, g -, ' TL . we f ,. F A' I .ef V- ..f H Every morning before 8:20 the office is full of students like Mike Hundley thinking up fantastic ex- cuses for the previous day's ab- sence.