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

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Left: The lust Us sang in the Wagon Trails Revue. Left to Right: jan Goodman, Lynn Hudson, Tom Ready, Janet Pritchard, and Holly Beasly. Top right: The lines drawn in the parking lot provided more parking space and a nicer looking lot. Bottom: Freshmen listen intently in their class. AQ '

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We see small changes . . . Introduced in the 1971-72 year was the Wagon Trails Revue, sponsored by the Wagon Trails staff. The revue was a money making project presented to the public for their enjoyment. There were also many small changes during the year of 1971 -72, which helped to make this year a unique one for MHS students. Lines were painted in the parking lot in hopes that they would create more car space, the freshman class was the largest ever to enter the halls of MHS, and we acquired new teachers, and along with the teachers, new ideas. Although we acquired new teachers, the turnover of faculty was less than the past years. Above: Twirling baton in the Wagon Trails Revue is Kari Whitfield. Right: MHS' new librar- ian, Miss Hall, is shown helping a student in the library. 8

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We see 1972 as a unique year. These are just a few of the changes that took place during the year. Al- though many changes took place, many traditions stayed the same. For a look at the new and the old, come with us now As We Look At MHS. Top: Mr. Keller is often seen, as he has been in the past, talking with some of the senior boys in the lunch room. 10 Above: Sports have always been an impor- tant part of MHS, and 1972 was no exception. Right: As in years past, many couples can be seen in the halls of MHS. The students seen talking are Tonja Burnside and Mickey Berney.