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Facilities Dedicated at Open House With no “patients” needing immediate attention, Jane Leasure takes a break to catch up on letter writing. At Open House, the auditorium was dedicated to Edward J. Miller, who was a prime factor in it’s con¬ struction. The Library was named in honor of Margaret Furnace, a former teacher at MH; and the football field was dedicated to former Principal Robert E. Collier. This ceremony represented the respect and admiration we at Madison Heights felt for these people. Bearing witness to Edward J. Miller is a plaque presented by his sons Ron and Brian. Open House gives parents an opportunity to meet teachers and acquaint themselves with the new school additions. 4
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The arrival of senior announcements will keep Cheryl Davis and Wade Winkler busy for several days. Sophomore snowmobilers Penny Hardacre and Linda Moneyhun give Jenny Hite a welcomed lift at Davis Park. The completed North Complex consisted of the old junior high, the new library and auditorium, and the vice-principal’s office. The South Side Sports Complex provided a needed recreation area for the community. Sports participants also found the tennis courts much handier for practice then traveling to other schools. Teeing off on the fifth, freshman Gayla Skiles watches the ball shoot down the fairway, hoping for a good second shot. Contents Opening 2 Student Life 8 Sports 38 Academics 78 Clubs 116 People 132 Index 216 Closing 224 3
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W assistant Kevin Hutchens poses willingly with his canine friend, Snoopy. The Jerry Williams family finds excitement in campaigning for Walter Monsdale, who is related to Mrs. Williams. With no deadlines impending and all daily TC work done, Jewel Bell and Susan Zerkle study English together. Eligible seniors at last had a voic e in choosing their governing body. Government classes devoted much class time to the elections, and fierce debates were not un¬ common. Politics were an important subject in other classes, too, and MH’ers viewed the inauguration of President Jimmy Carter with mixed feelings. 5 ■MmrHmBK?
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