ANDERSON, Ind. — A dedication for a monument on the grounds of what is now Anderson High School, to remember Madison Heights High School and the service it provided to the community.
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A monument commemorating Madison Heights High School's years of service and heritage was unveiled today where Anderson School now sits. The monument was marked with a ceremony including faculty and students from years past. THB Photo/Aaron Piper
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Video: Madison Heights High School monument dedication
A dedication service for a monument on the grounds of what is now Anderson High School, to remember Madison Heights High School and the service it provided to the community.
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Photo gallery: Madison Heights High School Monument Dedication
Photos from the dedication of the MHHS Monument at Anderson High School.
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