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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1973

Page

8

Madison Heights Forms Two Groups To Tackle Racial Problems

The Madison Heights community forms two groups to address racial issues. The Human Relations Committee operates under Student Council with members including Kent Peters and Cindy Jensen as organizers. They plan to distribute a frank questionnaire to uncover biases and target solutions within the school and wider community.

Madison Heights Kent Peters Conrad Demps Cindy Jensen Alexis Johnson Michelle Guion Jeff Butler Mike Falker Ron May Tom Prichard Kirk’ Ri Hester Jeffery Beards B. C. Smith

Adelphi Association Forms at Madison Heights High

The Alpha Adelphi Association starts to promote brotherhood and humanness among students amid racial and creed tensions. President Ron May leads nine percent membership with officers Kirk Ray Angie Gould and Hattie Watson. sponsors include McCutcheon Governor and Vermillion. Meetings planned twice monthly with aims for community work under the motto Hodie Non Cras.

Adelphi (Brotherhood Kirk Ray Angie Gould Hattie Watson Wallace McCutcheon Deborah Governor Douglas Vermillion Ron May Tony

Love Devotion Surrender and Dory Previn Live At Carnegie Hall

Mahavishnu John McLaughlin and Carlos Santana combine on Love Devotion Surrender blending jazz and rock and reimagining A Love Supreme and Let Us Go Into The House Of The Lord. Dory Previn’s Carnegie Hall live album captivates with lyrical depth, wit, and intimate storytelling backed by five studio musicians.

Mahavishnu John McLaughlin Carlos Santana Columbia McLaughlin Santana John Coltrane Doug Rauch Khalid Yasin Armando Peraza Mousic Dory Previn Carnegie Hall United Artists UA Paul Simon Joni Mitchell Randy Newman Dory Miss Previn Tom Keene Esther Mary C. Brown Hollywood Sign Ms. Previn

Lapel FFA Wins Madison County Soil Judging Contest

Lapel High School FFA won first place at the Madison County soil judging contest held in Lapel. Arlyn Fincher led with the top county score. teammates were John Ford, Glenn Hobbs, and Chuck Teeters. Highland High placed second, another Lapel team third, Pendleton Heights fourth, and Frankton fifth. Lapel FFA advisor is Fred St. John.

Lapel Future Farmers ‘of America FFA Madison County Arlyn Fincher John Ford Glenn Hobbs Chucky Teeters Highland High School Pendleton Heights Frankton High School Indiana Lapel Ffa Fred St. John

Homecoming Floats Wrap Up MH Festivities

Madison Heights hosted a pre game parade led by the band and student groups for Homecoming. New eligibility rules allowed any organization with a float to nominate a queen candidate, with Debbie Nuce crowned 1973-74 Homecoming Queen. Float judging honored Alpha Adelphi, Jolly Roger, and Canduceus for "Famous Sluggers," "Paul Bunyan sez Stomp the Panthers," and "OK CORRAL EM" respectively.

Angie Gould Alepha Aidelphi Melisa Rhees Vicki Wooleridge Treasure Chest Cindy Jensen Lois Bobblit Debbie Nuce Raymond Nuce Alhambra Drive Alepha ‘Adelphi Jolly Roger Paul Bunyan Panthers Canduceus Debbie

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