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

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Skits, Displays Promote Spirit Coach Phil Buck points a forewarning finger at an Indian trying to invade the Pirate gym. “Cheerleaders” Steve Faris, Rob Gillette, Jeff Freeman, and Dan James watch the pep session action. “Kiss,” Tresa Rudolf, Lisa Owens, Brenda Brundage, and Jan Williams make a special guest appearance.

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Balancing precariously, Student Council Secretary Lisa Boblitt grasps for the Christmas tree. In order to spread Christmas cheer, Jim Hanna and Danny Hummel raise funds for the Salvation Army. Yuletide Spirit Warms MH Although the colors red and green weren’t too popular around here most of the time, the Christmas season did see them floating around the halls freely. While the outside world was white and frosty, the halls were warm with cheerful students and faculty. Student Council decorated our traditional Christmas tree and set up the nativity scene outside; and the Heighlighters caroled down the halls. MH’ers contributed to the Christmas spirit by heading food and toy drives. Talk was centered around presents, sledding, out- of-state vacations, and New Year’s Eve. The choirs sang and performed skits at the Christmas convocation held before the holidays. l rimitzn ■ mC. ferner in C Btasittpeten (Si in C All 5 T«n»r ' osaunen ioSine ' ioline at sc he SFn J i r. j. i, i i i r ft 3 - 3 -‘ J Showing her Christmas spirit, Mrs. Ann Smith whispers in Santa’s ear at the Christmas convo. Choir members show their yuletide enthusiasm with over¬ sized music on the choir room door.

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Jim Kegenold, wide-eyed Jason Good, and Assistant Coach Larry Good are amused at the senior skit. Red and Black Week has got to be one of the most exciting times of the year and this year’s edi¬ tion was certainly no exception. From the start on Monday to the climax on Friday, almost every student’s mind was occupied with doing his share of spirit-boosting. All available wall space was taken up with banners bearing prophecies of vic¬ tory. Each class worked hard on their display hoping to go down in MH history as the 1976 “Spirit Award” winner. Many closets were dug into and clothes of ebony and scarlet were donned throughout the week. Much time was devoted to the perfection of skits which were presented at the sectional pep session. Spirit reached its peak at the annual convo which was highlighted by the crowning of Shari McCreary as Miss Scarlet and John Hagerman as Mr. Black. Gary Sewell watches as top-heavy Christy House belts out her Super Pirate Bruce McNeal clenches the Spirit Stick in an ef- song, “I’m Leaving It All Up To You.” fort to stir up enthusiasm. 21 mm