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

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Winter school months brought a record number of school closings. The third-largest snow in Indiana history gave us a break from our eight-hour days. A lice epidemic crept into the schools and forced a three-day closing, extending our Christmas vacation. We laughed through the absurdity of these vacations, then became somber when it was time to walk the halls again. We not only become one as Pirates but we became fuller, richer individuals by experiencing those things that only happen ONCE IN A WHILE. OPENING 7

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After 19 years of dedicated service, administrative heads Robert Collier and Paul Redding retired from their duties at MH. Former math head Maurice Wann and Dean of Boys John Dull filled the positions of principal and vice¬ principal. New faculty and new cur¬ riculum became a part of Pirate life. With the addition of a ten-minute free period in the morning, some of us slept; others got to know classmates and themselves a little better. We learned to understand and appreciate each other through our joint efforts to bring pride to Madison Heights. Sophomores and juniors responded to senior enthusiasm by draping the halls with spirit banners; and resounding pep sessions pushed the Pirates to almost cross-town victories... 6 OPENING

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