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

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Tomorrow Challenges MH Youths Today Obstacles encountered during 1968- 1969 challenged MHHS students to ready themselves for the hurdles of tomorrow. Unable to overlook the turmoil of today s world, youths re¬ solved to work toward creating a better tomorrow. Tomorrow will see Pirates acquiring educations, fighting wars, securing jobs, and supporting families. Madison Heights’ students realized that by observing and learn¬ ing from the world today they could find a worthwhile place in the world tomorrow. Roger Shoot crosses Anderson College cam¬ pus outside the O. C. Lewis gymnasium. Senior Ed Hale stops at an army recruiting poster, reminder of a pressing obligation.

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Understanding Grows Through Friendship Students acknowledged themselves as a part of Madison Heights, but recognized and valued their individ¬ ualism. Influenced by relationships with others, they developed fuller personalities. Instructors and stu¬ dents realized a dual responsibility for learning in class, but students found many lessons were to be learned outside classrooms. Students tried to accept each other for the best of what they were, disregarding varying backgrounds, to form a unity among the MH student body. m ' Vi i MH coach Phil Buck and junior guard Creg Nyboer share strategies at a quarter break. Karen Humphrey and Creg Graham enjoy a few minutes together between morning classes. Opening 7

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While working at a local gift shop after school hours, Cheryl Gates rings up a sale. Tom McCord and Rhonda Dale take a step toward tomorrow with the choice of a ring. Cynda Tatum fills out her application for Ball State outside the senior counseling office. Opening 9