Issue #2 - September 20, 2016
Mooresville Pioneer News Upcoming Events Sept. 21- Last Day to Order Homecoming Dance Tickets Sept. 19-23- Spirit Week Sept. 21- Powder Puff Game and Bonfire Sept. 23- Homecoming Pep Rally Sept. 23-Bicentennial Torch Run Sept. 23- Homecoming Parade starts 5 p.m. Sept. 23- Homecoming vs. Franklin Community 7 p.m. Sept. 24- Homecoming Dance Sept. 26-30- College Go Week Oct. 4-6- Quarter 1 Exams Oct. 7- End of Quarter 1
Homecoming Spirit Days • Monday- USA Day • Tuesday- Superhero Day • Wednesday-Class Color Day -Freshmen: Hunter Green
-Sophomores: Bright Orange -Juniors: Carolina Blue -Seniors: Blue and Gold
• Thursday- Holiday Day • Friday- Blue and Gold/ Homecoming T-shirt Day
Volume 2, Issue 2 September 20, 2016 Bicentennial Torch and Homecoming
As a part of Indiana’s Centennial celebration in 1916, a contest was held to design the state flag. Mooresville resident and artist Paul Hadley won the contest with his torch and stars design. (He also won 2nd and 3rd place.) As a part of Indiana’s Bicentennial celebration in 2016, Mooresville will once again play an exciting role. A signature event of Indiana’s Bicentennial celebration is a 92-county “Torch Relay.” The Torch Relay will be a part of the MHS Homecoming Pep Rally on Friday. At approximately 1:35, MHS senior Dustin Nokes will carry the torch into the football/track stadium and be greeted by the MHS student body, PHMS National Honor Society members and cheerleaders, and community members. Dustin will pass the torch to Mooresville Superintendent Dr. David Marcotte who will carry it halfway around the track and to the 50-yard line. There will be a short ceremony at the “Home of the State Flag” logo before Mooresville town council member Virginia Perry carries the torch out of the stadium and passes it to 2016 MHS alumnus Olivia Carlton. Community members wishing to observe the ceremony at MHS will park in the East Football lot and sit in the visitor bleachers. We are very excited to have this Once in a Lifetime event be a part of our Homecoming Festivities! Other Mooresville torch bearers are Dave Nash, Newby Principal Krista Nelson, Newby aide Angie McQueen, and Dr. Brian DIsney Principal Janice McMannis.
Homecoming Need to Knows -The final vote for Homecoming Court will be held on September 21 and 22. -Students wishing to participate in Homecoming Pep Rally activities should see Mrs. Green in the athletic office. -The Powder Puff Fooball Game will be on the varsity football field starting at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, September 21. -The Bonfire will be held directly after the Powder Puff Games finish.
Homecoming Float Building Dates Freshman Schedule:
Senior Schedule:
Building Location: Mr.Lindsey’s Room (D101)
Building Location: Pioneer Park
9/19-9/22: Times TBD
Sophomore Schedule:
Tuesday, 9/20: 3-6 p.m. Wednesday, 9/21: 3-6 p.m. Thursday, 9/22: 3-? p.m. Building Location: Ag Building
Tuesday, 9/20: 4:30-9:30 p.m. Thursday, 9/22: 4:30-9:30 p.m.
Junior Schedule:
Wednesday, 9/21: 3-6 p.m. Building Location: Bus Garage
Students who attend float building are invited and encouraged to walk in the parade with their class float in the parade!
Freshmen:
Homecoming Nominees
• Sadie Mills • Brooklyn Wade
• Lindsey Cordray • Jordyn Dinwiddie
Sophomores:
Seniors:
• Alyssa Phipps • Camille Gonzalez
Homecoming Parade The parade will begin at 5 p.m. on Friday. It will start south on Indiana Street from MHS, turn left (East) on Main Street through the center of town, turn left (North) on Maple Lane, then turn left (West) on St. Clair St. back to the high school. Students in any clubs sponsored by Mooresville High School are welcome to walk in the parade with their group and throw candy out. Also anyone who particpated in float building is welcome to walk with their class float as well.
Juniors:
• Maddie Vauters • Savannah Morris • Allison Ulrey
Semi-Formal Homecoming Dance This year Mooresville High School is holding a “Something Old, Something New, Something Gold, Something Blue” Homecoming Semi-Formal Dance. It will be on September 24 from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. in the cafeteria. Tickets will be sold during lunch until September 21 for just $10 each and at the door the night of the dance. *Forms for outside guests can be picked up in student services upon request. Created by Madi Roberts, Imprint Media Services
Homecoming T-shirts Anyone who bought a homecoming t-shirt will be able to pick it up. This year’s Homecoming theme will be “Something Old, Somthing New, Something Gold, Something Blue”. Shirts will be just $10 and a dollar from each shirt sold will be donated to the Mooresville Boys and Girls Club. During half time of Friday’s game student council members will also be collecting donations if you would like to donate then as well.
Homecoming Spirit Days • Monday- USA Day • Tuesday- Superhero Day • Wednesday-Class Color Day -Freshmen: Hunter Green
-Sophomores: Bright Orange -Juniors: Carolina Blue -Seniors: Blue and Gold
• Thursday- Holiday Day • Friday- Blue and Gold/ Homecoming T-shirt Day
Volume 2, Issue 2 September 20, 2016 Bicentennial Torch and Homecoming
As a part of Indiana’s Centennial celebration in 1916, a contest was held to design the state flag. Mooresville resident and artist Paul Hadley won the contest with his torch and stars design. (He also won 2nd and 3rd place.) As a part of Indiana’s Bicentennial celebration in 2016, Mooresville will once again play an exciting role. A signature event of Indiana’s Bicentennial celebration is a 92-county “Torch Relay.” The Torch Relay will be a part of the MHS Homecoming Pep Rally on Friday. At approximately 1:35, MHS senior Dustin Nokes will carry the torch into the football/track stadium and be greeted by the MHS student body, PHMS National Honor Society members and cheerleaders, and community members. Dustin will pass the torch to Mooresville Superintendent Dr. David Marcotte who will carry it halfway around the track and to the 50-yard line. There will be a short ceremony at the “Home of the State Flag” logo before Mooresville town council member Virginia Perry carries the torch out of the stadium and passes it to 2016 MHS alumnus Olivia Carlton. Community members wishing to observe the ceremony at MHS will park in the East Football lot and sit in the visitor bleachers. We are very excited to have this Once in a Lifetime event be a part of our Homecoming Festivities! Other Mooresville torch bearers are Dave Nash, Newby Principal Krista Nelson, Newby aide Angie McQueen, and Dr. Brian DIsney Principal Janice McMannis.
Homecoming Need to Knows -The final vote for Homecoming Court will be held on September 21 and 22. -Students wishing to participate in Homecoming Pep Rally activities should see Mrs. Green in the athletic office. -The Powder Puff Fooball Game will be on the varsity football field starting at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, September 21. -The Bonfire will be held directly after the Powder Puff Games finish.
Homecoming Float Building Dates Freshman Schedule:
Senior Schedule:
Building Location: Mr.Lindsey’s Room (D101)
Building Location: Pioneer Park
9/19-9/22: Times TBD
Sophomore Schedule:
Tuesday, 9/20: 3-6 p.m. Wednesday, 9/21: 3-6 p.m. Thursday, 9/22: 3-? p.m. Building Location: Ag Building
Tuesday, 9/20: 4:30-9:30 p.m. Thursday, 9/22: 4:30-9:30 p.m.
Junior Schedule:
Wednesday, 9/21: 3-6 p.m. Building Location: Bus Garage
Students who attend float building are invited and encouraged to walk in the parade with their class float in the parade!
Freshmen:
Homecoming Nominees
• Sadie Mills • Brooklyn Wade
• Lindsey Cordray • Jordyn Dinwiddie
Sophomores:
Seniors:
• Alyssa Phipps • Camille Gonzalez
Homecoming Parade The parade will begin at 5 p.m. on Friday. It will start south on Indiana Street from MHS, turn left (East) on Main Street through the center of town, turn left (North) on Maple Lane, then turn left (West) on St. Clair St. back to the high school. Students in any clubs sponsored by Mooresville High School are welcome to walk in the parade with their group and throw candy out. Also anyone who particpated in float building is welcome to walk with their class float as well.
Juniors:
• Maddie Vauters • Savannah Morris • Allison Ulrey
Semi-Formal Homecoming Dance This year Mooresville High School is holding a “Something Old, Something New, Something Gold, Something Blue” Homecoming Semi-Formal Dance. It will be on September 24 from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. in the cafeteria. Tickets will be sold during lunch until September 21 for just $10 each and at the door the night of the dance. *Forms for outside guests can be picked up in student services upon request. Created by Madi Roberts, Imprint Media Services
Homecoming T-shirts Anyone who bought a homecoming t-shirt will be able to pick it up. This year’s Homecoming theme will be “Something Old, Somthing New, Something Gold, Something Blue”. Shirts will be just $10 and a dollar from each shirt sold will be donated to the Mooresville Boys and Girls Club. During half time of Friday’s game student council members will also be collecting donations if you would like to donate then as well.
