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

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Bobby Wilkerson overpowers his Indian rival as 'i', the Bucs sail to victory in the sectional. Sectional OPPONENT Highland Alexandria Anderson Regional Carmel Semi State Garrett Elkhart MH 52 ..., ' ......... 50 56 .... ' ....i.. 50 58 .... . ........ 40 61 .... Kokomo ,........ 55 61 .... U .......... 55 75 .... - .......... 59 70 .... .......... 8 2 ,--,, 7 -, ,qtair fgggg gg ,ft -- W 1-we ,.- QI , y 5 4 , 3 S Wm if g 5 Z, 1 tggtgvi ' ! 3 H 1 f 5 ' if 4 'H fi M 'Jw-'J 't2! tim WA . -My ...,. .V ..v. .. ' k r mww k gi ..,,,., ..,., ,... ,Ks, A, Aw. I Vryrk fail: 1 it Q ... ::'z,,,KQl7 f w gg-Arte' ,jg it Sweating, wearied, and proud, Johnny Young- blood makes the Iirst cut in the regional net.

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EQUEEN CANDIDATES AND ESCORTS--Cathy Zerkle, Steve Jones, Boards, Jennifer Wofford, Steve Gourley. Sandy Hull, Tim Malew Nancy Lynn Mickey, Bruce Pearson, Donna Zirkle, Kirby Lupton, Mary Brew- Lacey, Jeff Jones, Elaine Mauck, Ed Demos. Debbie Sawyer Mark Hen ster, Mike Kelley, Becky Stark, Brad Hiatt, Sheiletha McNeal, Gary derson. Juniors Debbie Esche and Kathy Roche adorn Treasure Chest Queen hopefuls Jennifer Wof- ford and Sheiletha McNeal with corsages. ,9- l 27

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Scientists Kevin Colip and Chris Brizendine consult Dan Lukens on regional brew results. aww- . 'kin-X Wt Buc cagers win lst regionalg advance to tourney elite eight Smelling tourney success, the Pi- rates entered the Sectional round with mo. Visibly tired, the Buc basketmen fought back to oust the Carmel Grey- guarded optimism. Losing four of the five final contests of the regular season, the Bucs found themselves on a rugged road to ride. The Highland Laddies provided the first obstacle. Coming out of season setbacks, the Corsair cagers commanded the challenge round. Han- dling the Laddies, Buck's men slid past Alexandria and downed the Aborigines from Anderson. Capturing the fourth sectional crown in the last five years the Bucs were itching for their first Regional net cut- ting. Entering the second round as underdogs, the Pirates exploded to an early lead and held on to topple Koko- Emotion overwhelms Pirate cheerleaders as theyjubilantly celebrate MH's first regional victory. hounds from the tourney and claim the regional crown. The Pirates traveled to Fort Wayne for the semi-state round. Meeting Gar- ret in the afternoon game, the Bucs derailed the railroaders with a tena- cious zone press. With little time to rest, the Pirates met Elkhart in the championship contest. Repeatedly the Blue Blazers tried to pull away but the relentless Pirates battled back. How- ever, a .714 shooting percentage and fouls whistled against the Pirates in the final half made the difference as the Bucs bowed out defeated but proud. t ,Dr 'Fjwf - f I is 0 332' 4 'Q if Arching a shot over a Garrett man's outstretched arms, Joe Jessup attempts two points. 29