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

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Queen Misty Ward searches for her crown as President Joel Pitman catches it. The 1972 semi-open Prom, “A Night to Remember,” saw the largest attendance ever. The gala affair was decorated with a rock garden, a wishing well, a cobblestone walkway and many colorful backdrops. “The Awakening” provided the music for 183 couples at the May 12 event. Souvenir photographs were taken in the cafeteria. The Prom Committee was headed by Carol Fox and Gloria Sorg. Baskets were used as table centerpieces, while redbud trees gave an enchanting appearance to the gym. The 11:00 crowning of Queen Mis¬ ty Ward as the 1972 Prom Queen by Junior Class President Joel Pitman crescended the excitement in the school gym. Gloria Sorg and Beth Maddy were attendants to Queen Mis¬ ty. Penny Hamilton carefully serves the refreshing punch in colorful cups. Working to finish a bush, Jinger Atteburry and Misty Ward adroitly stuff pomps. 15

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SEMI- OPEN PR OM HIGHLIGHTS YEAR A bearded member of “The Awakening” soulfully keeps the beat for prom couples. Senior Nancy Weatherford shares a joke with escort Pat Kline during the Prom. 14

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PIRATES WELCOME SUMMER STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS—Dan Hubler, Marlene Hilligoss, Steve Johnson, Carol Fox. Junior Alberta Smith jots down an order while working at Frazier’s Dairy Maid. Substitute Steve Songer blasts LeAnn Holding for preferring softball to class. 16