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Alumni Center Receives Facelift and Mentor Archive

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After observing the cramped conditions in the Alumni Center at MHS East Campus, honorary member Carlos Gonzales spent considerable time organizing and re-arranging the Center to provide a more spacious area. In April, with the help of MHS student James Hoke, Carlos secured and transported bound issues of The Mentor from a MHS West Campus Journalism closet to the Alumni Center. The Center is now home for a comprehensive archive of Mentors dating from 1920 and provides access to a wealth of MHS history.Watch movie online The Transporter Refueled (2015)

 

James Hoke and Carlos Gonzales unload bound Mentors they transported from MHS West to the Alumni Center.
James Hoke and Carlos Gonzales unload bound Mentors they transported from MHS West to the Alumni Center.
Organization and arrangement has made the Alumni Center more spacious.
Organization and arrangement has made the Alumni Center more spacious.
Mentors, dating from 1920, now fill the Senior Bench.
Mentors, dating from 1920, now fill the Senior Bench.
The Alumni Center as viewed from the doorway.
The Alumni Center as viewed from the doorway.