Madison Heights High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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♦ Each day we proudly display the flag of our country. This and various displays, such as the Freedom Shrine in the front hall, serve to remind the students of our great heritage of free education and our duties as citizens of our school and country. By Underclassmen

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Zradit ions Are Accepted Lunch hour finds Julie Reeder ’’cramming for that big test sixth period. Rosalind Winsor, better known as the butterfly chas¬ er, is one of the enthusiastic freshman biology students. mm. An unpleasant but necessary task, that of locker clean-up, falls to all classes. 71 Y 8

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Customs formed Like to go to the Prom with me?” Bob McKee voices a popular query heard every spring around Madison. Madison Heights’ band, having won many awards in the past year, has already established noteworthy traditions in music for our young school. mm Counting election returns is a duty adeptly carried out by the Student Council. Here Bobbie Edmundson, elections chairman, and Tony Kirkpatrick, Student Council president, wade through this year’s batch of juniors’ ballots for class officers. 10