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Don Meyer Is Benefit Speaker
The winningest collegiate basketball coach in NCAA history with more victories than Bobby Knight will keynote the annual Benefit Dinner on April 15. Meyer, who formerly coached Lipscomb University to an NAIA national championship, now coaches at Northern State University in Aberdeen, SD. He is the current recipient of the "Jimmy V Award for Perserverance" awarded by ESPN/ESPY. Meyer has survived a life-threatening auto accident and a battle with cancer that cost him one of his legs. He is in demand nationwide as a motivational speaker. Tickets are $125 per person. Contact Mr. David Willingham at extension 203.
THANK YOU!
A special word of appreciation to alumnus Mr. Richard Brackin for his assistance in designing this web page and to Mrs. Betty Dale Walker for contributing hundreds of photos for the site. MHBS thanks you!
Pannell Broadcasts 1000th Game
Ronnie Pannell, the voice of the Panthers, broadcast his 1,000th MHBS basketball game when the Lady Panthers played Wilson at home on January 11. The first game Pannell broadcast was in 1989 when the Lady Panthers, the defending 1A state champions, played Wilson, the defending 4A state champions. The Lady Panthers won in 1989 and again in 2010. MHBS basketball is broadcast on WBCF 1240 AM, NewsTalk WBCF-FM 97.3 and is streamed around the world via the internet on wbcf.com.
Sophomore Signs Record Contract
Sophomore Savanna Smallwood has signed a recording contract with Bleve Entertainment, a new record label in Nashville. She has a track on the label’s first release, “My First Ride,” that includes songs by George Strait, Trace Adkins, Ronnie Millsap, James Otto, Kyle Brooks and 6 Fifteen. Savanna sings “T-Rain,” a song she performed in December for “A Country Christmas” at MHBS. She first sang at the MHBS Talent Show when she was eight years old. That night she performed Patsy Cline’s “Crazy.” Life has been just a little crazy for her ever since, having performed in over 500 shows at Country Tonight in Pigeon Forge.
Rose, Walker Are Mr./Miss MHBS
Seniors Hannah Rose and Robert Walker were elected as the school's ideal students for the 2009-2010 term.
Madison Haney Is Top Speller
Sixth grader Madison Haney took top honors in the school spelling bee. She competes for the county title in February.
Tristan Sanders Wins Geography Bee
Tristan Sanders won the geography bee and the opportunity to qualify for the state finals later this spring.
The winningest collegiate basketball coach in NCAA history with more victories than Bobby Knight will keynote the annual Benefit Dinner on April 15. Meyer, who formerly coached Lipscomb University to an NAIA national championship, now coaches at Northern State University in Aberdeen, SD. He is the current recipient of the "Jimmy V Award for Perserverance" awarded by ESPN/ESPY. Meyer has survived a life-threatening auto accident and a battle with cancer that cost him one of his legs. He is in demand nationwide as a motivational speaker. Tickets are $125 per person. Contact Mr. David Willingham at extension 203.
THANK YOU!
A special word of appreciation to alumnus Mr. Richard Brackin for his assistance in designing this web page and to Mrs. Betty Dale Walker for contributing hundreds of photos for the site. MHBS thanks you!
Pannell Broadcasts 1000th Game
Ronnie Pannell, the voice of the Panthers, broadcast his 1,000th MHBS basketball game when the Lady Panthers played Wilson at home on January 11. The first game Pannell broadcast was in 1989 when the Lady Panthers, the defending 1A state champions, played Wilson, the defending 4A state champions. The Lady Panthers won in 1989 and again in 2010. MHBS basketball is broadcast on WBCF 1240 AM, NewsTalk WBCF-FM 97.3 and is streamed around the world via the internet on wbcf.com.
Sophomore Signs Record Contract
Sophomore Savanna Smallwood has signed a recording contract with Bleve Entertainment, a new record label in Nashville. She has a track on the label’s first release, “My First Ride,” that includes songs by George Strait, Trace Adkins, Ronnie Millsap, James Otto, Kyle Brooks and 6 Fifteen. Savanna sings “T-Rain,” a song she performed in December for “A Country Christmas” at MHBS. She first sang at the MHBS Talent Show when she was eight years old. That night she performed Patsy Cline’s “Crazy.” Life has been just a little crazy for her ever since, having performed in over 500 shows at Country Tonight in Pigeon Forge.
Rose, Walker Are Mr./Miss MHBS
Seniors Hannah Rose and Robert Walker were elected as the school's ideal students for the 2009-2010 term.
Madison Haney Is Top Speller
Sixth grader Madison Haney took top honors in the school spelling bee. She competes for the county title in February.
Tristan Sanders Wins Geography Bee
Tristan Sanders won the geography bee and the opportunity to qualify for the state finals later this spring.
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