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

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A loyal octopus watches rival teams lose their sectional tournament grip. hS X ■ » i Ik AVkUB TV j s it i 4 ifiii XrfV 1 § »maJ| i 1 Team members are “feelin’ groovy” after get¬ ting get up and go from Cheerios. Pep Club displays some of the Bucs’ sectional enthusiasm during a pep assembly.

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Senior eager Larry Buck reigns as Mr. Gorgeous Gams at the sectional convo. WELKER, WALKER SPIRIT ROYALTY Mr. Lallathin and Mrs. Worrell, alias Mr. Black and Mrs. Scarlet, show spirit. The wearing of school colors by the students signified the beginning of Red and Black Week at MH. Students worked on hall displays, bulletin boards and banners for the pep sessions to help add spirit throughout the week. Juniors Dana Welker and Craig Walker reigned as Miss Scarlet and Mr. Black at the sectional pep ses¬ sion. The Jolly Roger sponsored the annual Mr. Gorgeous Gams contest, which was won by senior eager Larry Buck. For their display of school spirit, Mrs. Patsy Worrell and Mr. Bernard Lallathin were chosen as Mrs. Scarlet and Mr. Black by the cheerleaders. The Hall Display Award and the Jolly Roger Spirit Award were won by the class of ’73. Juniors Craig Walker and Dana Welker reign as Mr. Black and Miss Scarlet.

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MONITORS, USHERS AID MH SERVICE CLUB—ROW 1: Terri Barnard, Sandy Chambers. ROW 2: Nancy Garrett, Naomi Williamson, Ken Himes, David Hill, Louise Cotton, Kathleen Harrison. ROW 3: Pam Moss, Randy Cain sweeps the gym floor with great Margie Rhea, Larry Buck, Marc Akers, Vickie Nicholas, Patricia Dixon, Janet Turner. ROW care and precision before a game. 4: Janet Brooks, Diana Perdue, Nan Bowman, Dave Wells, Jim Myers, Amy Sylvester, Cheryl Beavers, Joyce Chambers. ROW 5: Mrs. Louise Grantham, Mrs. Myrna Sauer. The health and office monitors joined together to form Service Club. This club was sponsored by Mrs. Louise Grantham, Counselor, and Mrs. Myrna Sauer, school nurse. Of¬ ficers were President Sandy Chambers and Secretary-treasurer Pat Dixon. Remarkably this club functioned without the aid of dues or a constitution. It was a title —Service Club—given to monitors helping the school. Ushers organized themselves to keep the basketball games in order. Helping keep score, recovering lost items under the bleachers and pass¬ ing out programs were jobs which kept the ushers busy. USHERS ROW 1: Randy Cain, Rick Baker, Don Watson. ROW 2: Toby Legg, Mike Watkins.