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

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Caduceus members Mark Kaminski, Phil Oleksy, and Bill Foust ponder their choice of speakers. we I I 5 5 5 if EF? K. CADUCEUS OFFICERS-STANDING: Sheiletha McNeal, secretaryg Tim Maley, presidentg Carol Tucker, chaplain. SEATED: Brad Bays, sergeant-at-armsg Debbie Kelly, treasurerg Thelda Corwin, vice-president. 126 Dr. Phil Shirley relates to Caduceus members the trials and tribulations of veterinary medicine.

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record of all school activities Amid the clutter of annual staff room, LQ Pic- ture Editor Elaine Mauck tackles captions. ln., . w- .2 . ,Ii fLC,ers come together to form With the general theme of Com- ing Together , the 1971 Madison Heights TREASURE CHEST en- deavored to produce a unique and memorable yearbook. Editor-in- chief Becky Stark began plans for the book last spring. With the aid of advisor Ann Smith, 19 staff members worked daily during homeroom peri- od to prepare a record of memories of Pirate activities and events. The I-Q stan' found work sessions occu- pied many weekends throughout the year in order to complete major dead- lines. Copy Editor Cathy Zerkle made sure members of her staff completed copy assignments in time. Elaine Mauck, heading the Picture Staff, was kept busy scheduling photog- raphy required in upcoming dead- lines. Varied layouts for each page were prepared by the Layout Staff, under Mary Brewster. Fred McGuire, as Sports Editor, supervised his staff in recording Madison Heights sports events during the 1970-71 school year. Managing yearbook sales and filing necessary records were among the duties of Business Editor Bob Wilkinson. Business Editor Bob Wilkinson concentrates Photographer Uldis Jansons and Sports Editor Fred McGuire pause on the front walk for pictures. on indexing student information for the' TC files. 125

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Caduceus pushes community clean-up Caduceus Sergeant-at-arms Brad Bays finishes an alphabetical roster of committee volunteers. The purpose of Caduceus Medical me Society is to further its members' knowledge of medicine and the many medical fields. Caduceus started the year by winning the Homecoming float competition with the title Med- ical Center . Then they set to work on a major community service proj- ect entitled Caduceus Cleans Up America , in which they sold trash bags. Guest speakers included Mr. Schuster, the head of Medical Tech- nology at Saint Johns Hospital, and Doctor Shirley, a veterinarian. Tim Maley was in the presidential oilice. Other officers were Thelda Corwin, vice-president, Debbie Kel- ley, treasurerg Sheiletha McNeal, secretary, Carol Tucker, chaplain, and Brad Bays, sergeant-at-arms. CADUCEUS-ROW 1: Sponsor Jim Jones, Sam Spoo, Bryce Higginbot- tom, Brad Bays, Tim Maley, Sheiletha McNeal, Debbie Kelly, Thelda Corwin, Carol Tucker, Jytte Pedersen, Rosalyn Sawyer, Doris Hillton. ROW 2: Mark Adair, Dan Hubler, Jim Moroney, Greg Berry, Rick Bar- ton, Glenda Magee, Leslie Hickner, Nancy Rulf, Susan Cunningham, Karen Gillespie, Patricia Dixon. ROW 3: Steve Wilson, Stan Hinshaw, Bruce Pearson, Philip Oleksy, Bill Foust, Steve Porter, Lesle Foreman, Louann Bassemer, Susan Crabtree, Cynthea Buck, Carolyn Cooper, Carol Shabowski. ROW 4: Mary White, Susan Zeh, Mary Ellen Smith, Susie Wells, Barbara Spaugh, Peggy Wasilewski, Cindy Radaker, Cindy Cleaver, Terri Timmons, Theresa Bechtel, Terri Douglas, Phyllis Hopkins, Pam White. 127