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

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Accepting her award from Melissa Rees, newly crowned Joni Skiles reigns as 1974 TC Queen. Other candidates and their escorts applaud Joni Skiles as she is named TC Queen for 1974. Ruth Wrightsman and escort John Frazier walk ner vously through the Highsteppers ' formation. { CELEBRATE 19

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Sixteen corsages adorned candidates vying for the title of the 1973-74 Treasure Chest queen. The candidates were chosen by the TC staff from the upper third of the senior class, on the basis of citizenship and personality. The whole student body then voted on the queen and her court. Accompanied by the Stage Band ' s rendi¬ tion of Embraceable You ' the can¬ didates were escorted through an aisle formed by the majorettes. The royal titles for 1973-74 went to Joni Skiles as queen, Candy Carpenter as first runner-up, Alexis Johnson as second runner-up, and Cindy Jensen as third runner-up. Student body President Kent Peters presented the queen with a charm and a dozen roses, while the three runners up received charms. TC Queen and Court—Ron Ledbetter, 2nd runner- up Alexis Johnson, Don Pittman, Queen Joni Skiles, 1st runner-up Candy Carpenter, Steve Mills, 3rd runner-up Cindy Jensen, Alan Mickey. Skiles; Ron Ledbetter, Alexis Johnson; Alan Mickey, Cindy Jensen; Joe Scott, Patty Sawyer; Joe Sparks, Penny Hamilton; Ron Miller, Cheryl Hexamer; Jeff Webber, Renisa Mowery; John Frazier, Ruth Wrightsman. TC Candidates and Escorts—Steve Beebe, Nancy Harber; Bart Epperly, Jill Greenberg; Todd Pet¬ tigrew, Alberta Smith; Ralph Ewell, Karen Moss; Jeff Bowen, Nancy Zerkle; Jeff Boards, Lynn Johnson; Steve Mills, Candy Carpenter; Don Pittman, Joni 1H CELEBRATE kk M iBl Ai sat V ■ m igtv y ■ i If® ■ V 4 I YjL% E Hi ill fl . I?

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20 CELEBRATE Nominated by the student body for his handsome legs, Jim Thomas shows off his “Gorgeous Gams ' Senior roundballer Charlie Hubler stretches for the tip during sectional play at the Wigwam. Sophomores found room in the crowded hallways to express their suppor¬ ting spirit for the Pirates, as juniors and seniors used the lobbies for their sectional displays, to start off the annual red and black week. The seniors obtained the spirit award for their hall showing and bubbling enthusiasm. Debbie Nuce reign¬ ed over the week as Miss Scarlet, and Tom Prichard, the man with the tuba, filled the role of Mr. Black. As the female faculty member who showed the most Pirate spirit, Mrs. Sauer obtained the title of Mrs. Scarlet, with Mr. Gregory taking the honor of Mr. Black. Good looking legs won senior Jim Thomas this year ' s Gorgeous Gams award. Red and Black Week ended with an enthusiastic pep ses¬ sion to urge the Pirates on to sectional success. WALLS Hoping to keep the wave of spirit alive, sophomores make banners to express their support.