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Chosen to attend Hoosier Girls State were: Janet Lacky, Ann Waggoner, and Bonnie Craig. Their alternates were Penny Boyes and Roberta Ec- mundson. These boys were selected to repre¬ sent Madison Heights at Hoosier Boys ' State this summer: Jack Leonard and Dan Imel were chosen as delegates and Tom Teague and Ed Greenwalt were alternates. Kathy Seulean received a first divi¬ sion rating at both the District and State Solo and Ensemble auditions. Madison Heights is proud to have a senior girl win the county DAR award for the third consecutive year. This year ' s winner was Susan Anderson. 22 There were several essay contests sponsored during the year. Sharon Grigsby won first place from the school for her essay, What Christ¬ mas Means to Me. Melinda Mc¬ Cullough received a first place from her theme, Why I Want to Go to College. Steve Van Matre was a- wardedthird place in the city for the My True Security contest.
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ATTENDANT Miss Shirley Fraser The setting for the Junior Prom at Linders on the Point on May 15, 1959, was a hugh Roman hall lined with classic white pillars reminiscent of ancient days of Roman splendor. The couples attending danced to the sweet music of the Purdue University Variety Band. The most thrill¬ ing moment of the evening was the crowning of the Prom Queen, Miss Barbara Buntin and her lovely attendants, Miss Judy Wel¬ ker and Miss Shirley Fraser. This Night of Enchantment, as was the theme of the dance, will be a night to remember by all those who attended and especially the hard working Junior Class. ATTENDANT Miss Judy Welker JUNIOR PROM - T
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The cast of Out of The Frying Pan from left to right are: Row 1-Liz Rozelle, Nancy Whitney, Sarah Wells, Melinda McCullough, Susan Anderson. Row 2- Steve Chrisler, John Rice, Steve Van Matre, Jim Ban- ther, John Doyle, Chuck Graybiel, Richard Chapman. If only our play hadn ' t closed, says Marge Ben¬ son (Susan Anderson) to Tony Dennison (John Doyle) in one of the few serious scenes from the Senior Class Something is amiss, says Steve Van Matre during a rehearsal of a scene from the Senior Class play. OUT OF THE FRYING PAN These cops mean business, could be the appro¬ priate line in this scene. Look, Dottie, in very simple words, what are you trying to say? says Norman Reese (Steve Van Matre) to Dottie Coburn (Nancy Whitney) in a dramatic scene from the Senior Class play.
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