Video & Photo Gallery: Spring Assembly
The MHS baseball team answers questions asked about their recent wins. Ryan Bixby, science teacher, complained about their overuse of sports cliches.
Ryan Bixby, science teacher, stands in front of a crowd of students. Bixby and Ed Bolton, science teacher, ran the afternoon.
Blake Johnson, language winner, bounces around the field after colliding with his opponent. Johnson ended up becoming the sole victor of Knocker Ball.
Jacob Kauppila, senior, talks about the recent wins for the varsity boys tennis team. The boys tennis team was one of many interview by Ryan Bixby, science teacher.
The MHS hockey team recount their Wickenheiser final win. The win was the first Wickenheiser victory for MHS.
Show Choir performs to the recording of their previous competition. With Cheer-leading, Mystique, Mistake out of season, Show Choir provided part of the entertainment.
John Meyer, business teacher, bounces through the field after a collision. He was one of many that succumbed to the “physics lesson” proposed by Regina.
John Meyer, business teacher, and Eric Schweain, science teacher, battle it out while playing Knocker Ball against each other. They were just two of many teachers that competed, Blake Johnson, language arts teacher, being the ultimate victor.
Ryan Bixby, science teacher, and Ed Bolton, science teacher, work together to run the assembly throughout the afternoon. They interviewed various sports teams including baseball and boys tennis.
Junior Principal Rick Regina introduced participants. Regina worked with other teachers to successfully run the assembly.
Students walk out of the building searching for a spot in the bleachers. These students were only some of many that crammed together to watch the annual assembly.
Students crowd the entrance to the bleachers as the assembly get’s ready to begin. All students were outside of the building by 2:15.
Spring assembly participants prepare for the start of the event. The assembly featured a performance by Show Choir and an introduction to the spring sports teams.
Students look on as the annual spring assembly begins. The 2016 spring assembly was the first spring assembly in five years.
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