Madison High School - Federalist Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Senior Tracy Peake smiles while Ed Crawford, senior class president, proclaims her the 1966 Football Queen. On the football field are seniors Jean Doughty, Debbie Coates, Tracy Peake, Diane Valencourt, and Lynn Callender. Crowning of Queen Good weather and clear skies marked Fri- day, October 14, the night of the coronation of the 1966 Football Queen. The five girls nomi- nated by the varsity football team, Lynn Callen- der, Debbie Coates, Jean Doughty, Tracy Peake, and Diane Valencourt, were voted upon by the entire student body, the queen being the girl who received the largest number of votes. Madi- son's football field was the scene as the candi- dates for the honor were seated with their cs- corts on a platform. During half-time, witnessed by an enthusiastic crowd attending the Central- Madison game, Tracy Peake was crowned the ninth Football Queen of Madison High. Other half-time acitivities included a dance performed by the Dolly Madisons, a baton twirling dis- play, and a performance by the band.

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Several hundred Madison students gathered in the auditorium, to aid the Executive Council in raising money for the United Good Neighbors. and Buzzed at UG Hootenanny The Executive Council sponsored the United Good Neighbors Hootenany which took place on Tuesday, October 11 in the auditorium. Emcee of the event was Olin Clark, who graduated from Madison in '64. The main attraction of the show was the P.H. Phactor Jug Band. The five members of the band, all from the Pacific Northwest, came to Oregon following their ap- pearance in California. Besides their long hair, they set themselves apart from other groups by the instruments they played. These included a guitar, a harmonica, a jug, a washboard, a banjo, a gazoo, and tamberine. Other participants in- cluded Jeanne Berardino, a '66 graduate, and Sue Child, a Madison senior, who both sang ballads and accompanied themselves on guitars. Lord Henry, a professional singer and dancer from Jamaica, demonstrated his ability to do the limbo under a pole only eight inches off the floor. These acts helped to raise over 3150.00 for the United Good Neighbors. Emcee Olin Clark asked Sue Child if he could join her in a song but she refused as his mu- sical ability was quite limited.

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