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

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Prom Committee members Leslie Jensen, Pam Hosek, and Lesa Poer take time off from school to decorate the Queen’s podium. Providing the entertainment for the Prom, ATR adds a special touch to the already exciting evening. “Boogie fever” has hold of Rodney Yost and Nikki Davis as they take advantage of the music at Prom. 15 fr

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: : ' V ■ “Dream On” Created Radiantly reigning over the Prom, Queen Cindi Palmer adds beauty to the “Dream On” heaven. by Juniors “What if I ask her and she says no?” was the question junior and senior guys pondered as they debated on dates for Prom. Prom took topmost priority through the halls as posters publicized the theme “Dream on Prom”. Under the leadership of the junior class sponsor, Mr. Maurice Wright, chair¬ persons Lesa Poer, Cindy Nuce, and Ron Wilson planned the May 28 Prom, which lasted from 8-11 p.m. A background of clouds, rainbows, and a foun¬ tain surrounded Cindi Palmer and Steve Holding as Cindi was crowned prom queen. Other candidates for prom queen were Lesa Poer, escorted by Tom Jones, and Shelly Hall, escorted by Randy Nuce. Music was provided by ATR. White carnations tipped in light blue were centerpieces on the tables. As the mellow music begins, Carrie Priest and David Barrett move slowly to the rhythm. W

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’ 76 ’ers Sport Red, White, and Blue The twentieth graduating class of Madison Heights created many memories during the past twelve years, but perhaps their final week leading to graduation was the most memorable. Senior Week highlights included dress- up day, cap and gown day, a senior breakfast at Linder’s, and the yearbook pizza party. The Prom and a trip to King’s Island were special to many seniors. Red, white, and blue cap and gowns were worn June second to commemorate our nation’s bicentennial and a patriotic graduation. Speakers included class officers James Dickerson, Lisa Owens, Lynne Tweed, Tresa Rudolf, and Reverend H. Thompson. In his first year as superintendent, Dr. Harold Gallagher had the privilege of awarding diplomas to the 444 graduates of ’76. In caps, gowns, and sneakers, seniors practice receiving di¬ plomas at the final rehearsal before graduation. Senior cap and gown day finds Brian Fleeman, Jeff Niccum and Jay Peters on one last roam of the halls together.