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

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The yuletide spirit overwhelms Shelly Schepper as she adorns herself with Christmas decorations. An explanation of the proper way to hang tree lights is under way between Art Sepeta and Steve Whitaker. “Dolled up” as Raggedy Ann and Andy, Chris Sorg and Jeff Her- big serve as the MC’s at the Christmas Convo. Decoration of the SC tree consists of careful arrangement of Christmas spirit can even be heard in the halls as the Heighlight- ornaments for Susan Murphy and Lisa Stanley. ers sto P to s n § some familiar carols. 25

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If the Christmas season itself wasn’t enough to spread good cheer around MH, the thought of two weeks away from school caused students to look forward to the holi¬ days. Long weeks of penny-pinching led to gift exchanges between friends. Student Council added to the festive spirit by putting up a Christmas tree in the front foyer and setting a nativity scene outside for students to see during passing periods. Christmas carols could be heard in the back halls as choirs practiced for holiday perfor¬ mances and Heighlighters even carolled through the halls during school. Students began to count off the days be¬ fore vacation and the time for that jolly old visitor, Santa Claus. Unable to find a decent Christmas tree, the sophomores have to settle for Keith Luke ornamented with gold tinsel. Echos of “Joy To The World” resound throughout the gym as Concert Choir sings in the Christmas Convo. Santa Brings A crew of Mrs. Lillian Taylor’s elves prepare toys for Santa to take on his sleigh during a convo skit. I Goodwill, Vacation 24

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Students Spend Time at CL, YL A basic element separating the Christian organizations Campus Life and Young Life from the clubs offered at school was the lack of officers governing the groups. Every Tuesday, Campus Life opened its center for a meeting to talk about life and its problems. Besides these weekly meetings, students traveled either along the East coast after Christmas, or to Florida during the spring. Young Life also gave students a chance to talk about their lives, meeting every Monday at different members’ houses, with Steve Brogan leading the discussions. Young Life went skiing in Wisconsin during Christmas vacation and to them, summer meant staying in Colorado. A meditative moment is spent by Young Life members before they delve into a discussion on life’s ups and downs. A 30-person collision makes for a “close” game of flamingo foot¬ ball at the annual Campus Life Burger Bash. 26