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Alison Lee, Deadline Manager|December 15, 2021

The last lecture

Yesterday in the auditorium, the first Last Lecture was given. The idea of the “last lecturer” originated from Carnegie Mellon University in Pitts...

PARTNER IN CRIME Holding her viola, senior Olivia Doolin smiles for the camera. Doolin is a part of many national orchestras that compete around the country. “My chamber is called Phoenix, and we are competitive, we’re doing a bunch of competitions right now,” Doolin said.

MHS girls make their mark: Senior Olivia Doolin travels the world to share her talent

R.A.I. Writing on the whiteboard, junior Raanya Rai works on writing her slogan for her presidential campiagn for Indiana State DECA. Rai has been campaining since the end of February.

MHS girls make their mark: Junior Raanya Rai runs for Indiana DECA State Presidency

RAIN OR SHINE Washing a clients car, senior and founder of Kathari Detailing Aris Karountzos built the company from the ground up with a passion for automorive care and premier customer service. "I always enjoyed the process of cleaning cars." Karountzos said. "So I thought, why not make a businesss out of it."

From the ground up: Highlighting student entrepreneurs of MHS and the process of managing a business

ELEGANT AND CLASSY With long gowns, sleek heels and sparkles, a typical dress from the early 2000s exuded classiness. “A lot of glittery, longer dresses we didn’t really do short dresses,” chemistry teacher Kyleen Nolan said. FUN AND FLARE In 2025, patterned, flare-out dresses are the focus for girls looking for their perfect dress. Their simplistic hair and accesories give an effortless look. “I’m going to wear kitten heels or a wedge, which is easier to dance in. And I’m probably going to have my hair curled and down,” sophomore Olive Hill said.

Fashion flashback: Homecoming fashion changes through generations

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