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

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Enjoying an afternoon game of croquet are “proper ladies Karen Ledbetter and Mary Anderson. Even when the going is rough, Little Mary reminds the forest rangers to “Look for a Sky of Blue”. COLORADO INN J Mary Sunshine and Captain Warrington, played by Donna Dawes and Bob Hon, find a quiet moment to sing of love. 10

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■ Everyday life at the home of the Pirates may not have been anything special to some people, but to us it was something to be proud of. The additional wing on the school only made us feel bigger and better than ever. Fighting through masses of crowds to get to classes on time, and having to dodge to avoid being stampeded in the mad rush to the lunch room were p art of the MH life. Spirit overflowing at sectional time, friendly smiles in the halls, and a feeling of unity were more important, though. Altogether, we were satisfied, for we WERE special and in ' 16-11 We reached New Heights.

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Cast Members Promote “Sunshine” The thought of a walk in the garden so pleases Lance Freeman and Brenda Whittaker that they sing about it. Silence filled the auditorium as the curtain opened re¬ vealing a tiny building called the “Colorado Inn.” This setting was for the musical “Little Mary Sunshine.” The show was a “Dudley Do Right” type melodrama com¬ plete with a hero, distressed maiden, forest rangers, Indi¬ ans, a group of young ladies from “Eastchester Finishing School,” and a host of other characters. The two lead parts, Little Mary Sunshine and Captain Jim Warrington, were played by Donna Dawes and Bob Hon. Unique costuming and intricate choreography kept the audience on their toes. The fact that this was the first musical performed in the new auditorium also added to make the play a success. Opening night jitters keep Jerry Larkin on the lookout for mis¬ takes, even when he’s offstage. 11