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

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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.

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Homecoming highlighted the fall festivities a ' V f-.wit 'e ej:':. lk ' Valla McComb waves and gives a cheerful smile from the Run 'em through the Mill was the theme of the second winning freshman homecoming float place senior float. The homecoming festivities were composed of a parade to the business district in the afternoon and the crowning of the queen at the dance after the football game. The parade consisted of class and organization floats, the team riding on fire trucks, the high school student body, and the queen candi- dates riding in decorated convertibles. The court of the queen, Loma Glidden, was Ramona Steinbrook, Judy Riggs, Nancy Lightle, Karen Barnhart, Carol Borders, Rita Russell, and Donna Rudolph. The gym was the center of our many dances this year. From the after-game sock-hops in the fall and winter to the semi-formals in the spring, the floor was filled with teenage couples. Disc jockeys, Baker, Hardwick, and Longfellow, entertained us at our big dances while senior records spun for the sock- hops. Surprise queen of the homecoming festiv- ities was freshman, Loma Glidden. The highlight of homecoming was the crowning of the queen at the dance.