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

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O TABLE OF CONTENTS Opening . 2 Celebrate . 8 Activate . 26 Concentrate . 88 Appreciate .126 Index .202 Closing .208 • i it t In class we became orderly rows of students while in our outside environments we revealed our unorganized lives. We tasted love, life and death and became stronger for our confron¬ tations with the three. As sophomores, we begrudgingly adjusted to new sur¬ roundings; as seniors, we reluctantly left old ones. The events of both our social and personal worlds molded our lives as we experienced things that only happen ONCE IN A WHILE. V, OPENING 1

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In the fall of the 1973-74 school year, as in every year, instructors, administrators and students reluctantly or not, converged upon this building located on the south side of Anderson, a large community wrapped around White River. They joined together as Pirates to carry on old traditions and formulate new ones. As always, students absorbed basketball, biology and brownies. But, ONCE IN A WHILE, something different happened ...

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par SS2 As the word Watergate settled into the common vocabulary, November 1973 found former Vice-President Spiro Agnew resigning from office. Sky-rocketing food prices were reflected in the raise of cafeteria milk prices. As gas rationing became imminent, MH ' ers kept gas prices under close surveillance while trying to keep their cars fed. The Kohoutek Comet, predicted to be more brilliant and less frequent than Halley ' s, streaked not-so-brightly across cloudy January skies... W ' ■ ' (! . ►,, 41