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Mr. Read, the math teacher, busts a move, hidden under a bunny costume during the ‘Guess Who’ game.
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Mr. Hines surprises the crowd with his dance moves during the ‘Guess Who’ game
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Sophomore Madeline Cornish races across the gym during the pep assembly celebration.
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Sophomore Carter Long takes off on a scooter trying to win a race across the gym for his class.
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Senior Parker Fredricks can’t hold back leading the crowd with school spirit and a big smile.
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Grand Marshall Dennis Higgins is honored at the homecoming pep assembly. Higgins is known in the community for his expertise in broadcast engineering. He’s been a long-time supporter lending his skills to MCHS.
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Senior candidate Noah Honn laughs as he gets wrapped up in toilet paper.
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Homecoming 2024 Royalty Janae Hansen and Javel Lee.
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Junior Kaeziera Shackleton-Hatch sports ‘BBQ Dad’ look on dress up day. Other students dressed up like soccer moms.
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Freshman football players rally with the crowd during the Homecoming parade that led to a community rally in the Downtown Pavillion.
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Ja'Mariah Williams, Writer
Ja’Mariah Williams is a sophomore at MCHS. She’s been in Mason City for about 8 years. She loves food, music, and art. When she gets older, she plans on traveling so she can learn more about food, music, and art in different places around the world. So far, Ja’Mariah has been to Texas and her birth state of Illinois.
Ja’Mariah’s biggest goal is to graduate and possibly get her AA degree while in high school. Afterward, she’d like to move out of Iowa and go to a 4-year Historically Black College University for real estate, OB/GYN, or business. Ja’Mariah wants to learn more about black culture. “I heard HBCUs are fun to go to and I can learn more than what is just taught during Black History Month.”
Ja’Mariah is taking Journalism Class because she wants people to know what’s going on in their school and she likes taking pictures. She hopes it leads to building new connections and friendships and learning about the field of journalism.