Madison High School - Federalist Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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In a Senior-Faculty basketball double-header on February 21, the senior boys and girls were slated against the women and men faculty. Pic- tured at left, the fairer sex seem to be playing a pretty rough game of basketball. The- senior girls went on to tromp the women faculty 29 to 13. ln the second contest the faculty muscle-men Seniors Flatten Faculty in .s ' . V 2 i 5' . X ffl: V' 'M ,i.,.s1l'f ,f 'X V Y' ' ., i f X 'Q s 5 ff' Wm , fi , -' V il A Q . mf 1 4 x 9 331 fill - Va M 1. These are a few candid shots taken at the games. The stands were filled to capacity and spirit was at its highest. Spring and Fall rally joined forces and rooted the seniors to victory Any way you look at it was had by all Madison won 2-1, If'

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l Father Daughte rn One of highlights of the entertainment was Kai Lopez Cleftl singing a number from Bye, Bye, Birdie . Right-, Virginia Rennound receives one of the many door prizes given during the eve- ning. fs. p 3. 7 , if J , .3 1. ' fit .J Ja... ly Madisons Prove an Attractive Attraction T V V The Dolly Madisons, under the direction of Miss Jane Whitcomb, provided half-time entertain- ment at games. At the beginning of this school year the girls decided on a uniform of white sweaters, plaid skirts, blue knee socks, emblems, and plaid dickies. Here are shots of the Dolly Madisons in action: frow 'l, L. to RJ Sandy Oka- ,wgk at t zaki, Marilyn Markman, Yvonne Graham, Sherry Lutz, Sandy Young, Kathy Kingel, frow 21 Sheryl Altig, Donna Lane, Vicki Hennig, Carolyn Lowe, Claudia Salzer, Pam Mack, Crow 3D Christina Warren, Linda Petersen, Maureen Daley, Diane Hopper, Cathy Erickson, Kathy Krause, and Chris- tine Scott.

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Main event of the Spring Boys' League Coun- SENIOR OVERPOWERED UN- BEATEN JUNlORS in the annual Boys' League Interclass Track Meet sponsored by the Spring Boys' League Cabinet. The sen- iors scored an outstanding vic- tory, tallying 99 points. Next came the iuniors with 83 points. The frosh came in third with 21 points, and sophomores with 17 points. Meet director D o u g Tonn, termed the race a great success. Both girls and boys entered into the contests and seniors an- swered the challenge and de- throned the defending iuniors. Boy's League Really Moves ln Spring ison student body swayed to the music of mperials in double assemblies on May 5 in auditorium. ,The Spring Boys' Council con- d the lmperials thru Bob Holden, drummer attends Madison. Comments on the assem- ere as one student who said just great , s one teacher said, what is this generation ng to! cil was their Olympic Hootenany. Below are shots that captured'the excitement and meaning of the event. May 13, at 3:30 P.M., Mayor Terry Schrunk lit the torch which was run to Madison to light the 9-foot main torch in the Madison courtyard. Committee chair men were' Pres. Terry Brown, V. P. Doug Tonn, Sec. Ernie Wood- cock, Hist. Greg Etchison, Treas. Glen Post, Jr. Rep. Mike Butts, Soph. Rep. Jack Smelzer, and Frosh Rep. Ed Crawford. From the torch lighting to the hootenany this was a memorable group of events.