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

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Student Exchange Club — Row 1: Renisa Mowery, president; John Frazier, vice-president; Joni Dixon, treasurer; Nancy Beehler, secretary; Alan Mickey, Nancy Zerkle, Cindy Jensen, Nancy Harber, Alberta Smith, Candy Carpenter, Cheryl Hexamer, Loretta Givens, Randy Tappan, Alice Lanz. Row 2: Debbie Woods, Karen Moss, Ruth Wrightsman, Shelia Crum, Tim Wilson, Jill Greenberg, Cathy Leazenby, D ' Ann Tracy, Patty Thering, Lorna Archey, Phyllis Caudill, Lois Boblitt, Robert Mahan, Joni Skiles. Row 3: Margaret Yancey, Vicki Yahn, Debbie Zeabart, Karen Buckles, Sharon Williams, Vicky England, Elayne Mahan, Mary Ellen Roche, Vicki Hardacre, Debbie Carter, Kelli Spaulding, Brenda Vicars, Cindy Hutchins, Nancy Oljace, Marla Hatter, Linda Boone. Row 4: Debbie Thomas, John Raymore, Christy House, Julie Leyva, Denise McClarnon, Liz Gale, Leanna Waltz, Linda Wood, Chandra Baker, Vicki Wendling, Janie James, Cindy Poer, Debby Freeman, Sherry Thompson, Jodi Novak, Angie Ifert, Teri Taylor. Row 5: Steve Holding, Mark Davenport, Bill Brown, Honi Jean Douglas, Cindy Silvey, Patty Sawyer, Denise Dodson, Sue Rhodes, Rhea Mowery, Debbie White, Carol Turner, JoAnn Wood, Linda 28-ACTIVATE Pierce, Janie Webb, Teresa Scott, Kathy Rosborough. Row 6: Brian King, Steve Harmon, Ron Shoultz, Nan- Turnabout King Charlie Hubler poses for a picture with attendants Dan Novak and Tom Koester. cy Williams, Becky Merrell, Terri Leakey, Shirley Harrison, Sandy Schuyler, Debbie Ward, Lynne Tweed, Kathy McLain, Laura Pursley, Lori Schorr, Judy Vaughn, Cindy Redic, Cathy Rector, Kathy Vorndran. Row 7: Cindy Alston, Susan Barker, Mary Goddard, Kris McCowan, Don Mitchell, Dick Karkosky, Todd Pettigrew, Karl Rudolf, Don Bell, Steve Stevenson, Greg Delwey, Bonnie Bigler, Maria Paternoster, Melissa Rees, Leslie Johnson, Phyllis Davidson, Randy Wilson, Cheryl Francis, Karen Deeds. Row 8: Brenda Estelle, Connie Pointer, Twanna Kimmerling, Debbie Smith, Lisa Clark, Faye Smith, Cindi Keys, Phil Buck, Erin McDuffee, Tom Niccum, Rod Richey, Don Price, Teena Pettigrew, Pat Boone, Jan Carothers, Gale Bullock, Cheryl Crawford, Nancy Bernhardt, Susan Craig, Bonnie Kirkpatrick. Row 9: Judy Rinker, Beth Eldridge, Vicki Summitt, Cindy Morgan, Anna Denny, Tami Davis, Patsy Smith, Cindy Porter, Karen Swafford, Dan Winkle, Mike Mellenthin, Mark Brumback, Carrie Parks, Brenda Smith, Selina Crum, Brenda Brundage, Nancy Denny, Teresa Rudolf. Row 10: Lorie Ditteon, Debbie Lollar, Carol Riga, Bob Ferguson, Steve Stuart, Jerri Maxwell, Rayna Ray, David Bell, Cindy Brackett, Kelly Mills, Nancy Humphrey, Jay Brehm, Dick Utley, Ron Ledbetter, Ralph Ewell.

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v ACTIVATE 27 Swinging into action, senior Kent Peters shows his skill in executing the perfect backswing. Ball State volleyball men demonstrate the form which took them to the national finals. Co-eds in the Girl ' s M-Club smile at short-lived success and laugh in the face of defeat. Frequent convos broke the routine of classes, lectures, and study halls. Two seemingly opposing fields, education and entertainment, joined forces to appeal to a variety of student body interests. Student particiaption was also sparked by the addition of Alpha Adelphi and Speech Club. Girl ' s M-Club and FCA were initiated with the second year of girl ' s varsity sports. Clubs, sports, and extra-curricular activities all became a vital part of our lives as once in a while, we ACTIVATED. was- -i 1-

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Nancy Harber discovers the joys of a casual family photograph with her German family. Fall Fish Fry Heads SEC Slate An overworked Renisa Mowery lackadaisically works behind the scene at the SEC fish fry. Chosen by SEC for hostessing at Open House, Cindy Hutchins carefully serves refreshments. Student Exchange Club, the largest club at MH, was sponsored for the first time by Mr. Edward Zilch. SEC undertook two main fund raising projects, a fish fry in the fall and the Turnabout Dance in the spring. The money collected at these events was used to send MH students overseas and to try to bring a foreign stu¬ dent to Madison Heights. Nancy Harber spent an exciting summer in Weinheim, Germany, where she lived with the families of Gerhart Magener and Siegried Reichert. For the first time in several years, SEC did not bring a foreign student to Madison Heights. Four officers headed the 200-member club. They were Presi¬ dent Renisa Mowery, Vice-President John Frazier, Secretary Nancy Behler, and Treasurer Joni Dixon. Mr. Zilch, the new sponsor of Student Exchange Club, addresses one of his students in German.