Taking a quick break from pep band, seniors Kaysha Ousley and Danielle Morgan clown around in the hall. “I have this weird thing about my hair,” said Ousley, “and she was messing it up.” The impromptu do happened during a girls basketball game against Fordland on Feb. 25.
In annual appreciation of its seniors, MHS held its rose ceremony on Feb. 23. Shown below, senior Jaimie Smith hugs junior Haley Miller. “She gave me the lion,” explained Smith, who thought the gift was very sweet. “She’s a good friend,” Smith added.
Fighting hard for a win, MHS Lady Lions’ Jordyn Loge lunges for the ball against Greenwood opponents. “You know there is a lot of intensity,” she said, ” when everybody is diving on the floor for a loose ball.” The game was played on Feb. 18.
Jordyn Loge
Showing a winning attitude, senior Lindsay Allen, center, assists Bob Cubellis, math teacher, left, and junior Vanessa Delcour, right, in the concession stand. The Lady Lions were playing Greenwood that evening, Feb. 18. “I wasn’t supposed to be there,” explained Allen. ” I was just helping out.”
Bringing home the ribbons, MHS art students competed in Summit Conference Art Contest on Feb. 13. Winners were:
2nd : Mixed media – Brianna Cubellis
3rd : Water based paints – Robin Barth
1st : Water based paints – Savannah Phifer
1st : Printmaking – Savannah Phifer
Other students attended the contest, including Chance Allen, Macy Allison and Travis Laudecer. Although they did not win ribbons, they did have fun. Shown below are Allison and an impromptu creation. “We built a robot out of Styrofoam!” she exclaimed. “We put it together with hot glue and paper clips.”
Completely ignoring a Hollister defender, sophomore Tyler Henry flies toward the basket during a JV game on Feb. 2. “They were an easier team to beat,” recalled Henry. “Their post wasn’t very strong.”
Tyler flies