Madras High School - Hi Sage Yearbook (Madras, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1951 volume:

‘DedUatian NINE...TIN...ELEVEN...TWELVE YEARS WE RA88 THE MILESTONES OF GETTING AN EDUCATION. j0 YOU MADRAS NIGH STUDENTS WHO ARE HARO AT IT , ANO WILL BE FOR A FEW YEARS...AND ESPECIALLY TO YOU SENI0R8 WHO CAN SAY, “ I MADE IT , WE DEOICATE THIS •5� HI-8AQE. Scute 1 51 A MESSAGE FROM OUR PRlNCIBLE my sincerest desire for the students of MADRAS UNION HIGH SCHOOL IS THAT YOU TAKE WITH YOU IN ADO ITI ON TO A REASONABLE AMOUNT OF BOOK LEARNING AND SKILLS, A RESPECT FOR EACH OTHER, THE BUILDING, THE COMMUNITY, YOURSELF AND THE AMERICAN WAY OF LIFE, WHEN YOU GRADUATE, BY THESE MEANS YOU WILL HAVE REACHED A BETTER WAY OF LIFE AND THE SECRET OF UNCONCIOUSLY GETTING ALONG WITH PEOPLE. YOUR HARDEST BATTLE IN LIFE WILL HAVE BEEN WON ONCE YOU HAVE LEARNED TRUE RESPECT FOR GOD, YOUR COUNTRY, YOUR NEIGHBOR AND YOURSELF. YOU WILL THEN BE ABLE TO LOOK CONFIDENTLY AHEAD AND PROUDLY BEHIND, CARL V. RHODA SYLVIA BRESHEARS SCHOOL BOARD CLERK i JAMES BEIMA ASS T COACH - MATH MYRTI8 LEW 18 ENQLISH - LIBRARY HOWARD HILLIS ENGLISH - JOURNAL18M ISABELLE McKETHEN COMMERCE - ENGLISH JACK MCKETHEN SOCIAL STUDIES FRANCIS MITCHELL P.E. - ENGLISH MARGARET MORROW HOME ECONOMICS Student 'Stxtcj, LORIN CORWIN, °RISlDINT; D aloa Christiansen, treasur -AN BRO KS � vice president; oarlene NICHOLS, secretary; and @o« ici£ SeMxo v STANDING: RICHARD CONROY, BRADLEY, SGT.- AT - ARMS. ROBERTSON, VICE PRESIDENT , PRESIDENT, ANO BARBARA BOY TREASURER, AND BOB Seated: Lydia orin makinson, ES, SECRETARY. JIM ALBRECHT TRANS.- CONNELL, WASH. 2 LETTERMAN CLUB l2Jii S;. DANCE CLUB NAT'L HONOR SOC. H ’’ANTIC'S OF ANDREW J HILLBILLY COURTSHIP U CLASS PRES. 2 CLAS SECRETARY J LET ERMAN V. PRES. U SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS I231 VALEDICTORIAN ll A CAPELLA CHOIR [i STUDENT OF THE MONTH 1 BARBARA BOYLES G.A.A. 2 BOB BRADLEY CLASS SGT.- AT ARMS J TRANS.- PORTLAND CLASS SECRETARY U 12 TRIX CLUB BAND AWARDS LETTERMAN CLUB BAND CHEER LEADER SQ. DANCE CL’JB LETTERMAN SECT. JR-SR. °ROM QUEEN HILLBILLY COURTSHIP1 LOIS Brizendine G.A.A. 12 GIRLS LEAGUE J GLEE CLUB 125U PEP CLUB ANTIC'S OF ANDREW 5 HILLBILLY COURTSHIP U A CAPELLA CHOIR H NAT'L HONOR SOC. k MUSIC AWARDS I 25 SHORTHANO AWARD SCHOLARSHIP AWARD RICHARD CONROY BAND • 2 3 H CLASS SECT. 1 2 CLASS TREASURER ANTICS OF A DREW 25 5 hillbilly COURTSHI p H NAT'L HONOR SOC. 1 P.AND SECT. NAT'L HONOR V. PRES . ANNUAL SIAKhh H CITIZENSHIP A'. AHD 1 BAUD AWARDS 1 2 3 SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS I23H LOREN CORWIN LET Turman club |2JI| CLASS PRES. 123 STUDENT BODY V. PRES. 5 STUDENT BODY PRES. I ATHLETIC AWARD8 2}k ATHLETIC AWARDS, DIST. I ATHLETIC AWARDS, STATE I F.F.A. AWARD I ANTIC OF ANDREW 5 CHARLES CUNNINGHAM BAND 12 CLASS TREAS. 2 ANTIC1 OF ANDREW } HILLBILLY COURTBH|p HONOR SOCIETY 8H0LASTIC AWARDS 1251 JANE OICMMAN TRAN8. NAMPA, IDAHO CHEER LEADER 2 CLASS SECRETARY 5 TENNIS TEAM 2} DEBATE TEAM 2} DEBATE CLUB, SEC. $ DRAMATIC8 CLUB |J NAT L FORENSIC CLUB 2J PEP CLUB 23 G.A.A. 2J SERVICE CLUB 25 LATIN CLUB $ HONOR SOCIETY I QUILL ANO SCROLL I ASST. ED, ANNUAL fc PAPER STAFF l| HILLBILLY COURTSHIP k 8TUDENT OF THE MONTH i| GLEE CLUB, SEC. CINDERELLA $ SALUTATORI AN I PAT DOWERS TRANS. NYSSA I GIRLS LEAGUE f.h.a. I23l PEP CLUB k ANNUAL STAFF k JOE DIDDOCK TRAN8. BSLCOURT, N. D, LETTERMAN CLUB I 3 NAT L HONOR SOC. k QUILL AND SCROLL I CLASS TREA8. | ANT 1C 8 OF ANDREW } HILLBILLY COURTSHIP ATHLETIC AWARD | GORDON GALBRAITH TRANS. LOS ANQL E8, C, F.F.A. tzjl band LETTERMAN CLUB CLASS TREAS. jj SQ. DANCE CLUB SQ. DANCE PRES. CLASS SECRETARY ANTIC 8 OF ANDREW hillbilly courtship CITIZEN SHIP AWARD } SCHOLASTIC AWARD 123 RANDALL GRANAT CAROL GRAUE TRANS. PHOENIX LETTERMAN CLUB SQ. DANCE CLUB TRACK AWARD ,2i 3 g.a.a. I2J F.H.A 1231 ANNUAL STAFF 12 PEP CLUB 23 SQ. DANCE CLUB U ANT IC 8 OF ANDREW } HILLBILLY COURTSHIP QUILL AND SCROLL I NAT L HONOR 80C. k A CAPELLA CHOIR I CLASS SECRETARY I CLASS, SOT.- ARMS I PAPER 8TAFF J QUILL A SCROLL, SEC.I 9TUDNEBT BODY BUSINESS MQR. | SCHOLASTIC AWARD 125% MUSIC AWARD I 2 SHORTHANO AWARD 3 LOWELL HEN8KC F.F.A. 1231 ANTIC'S OF ANDREW } HILLBILLY COURTSHIP ! BAND 123 F.F.A. AWARD 3! NAT. F.F.A• DELEGATE t LOUIS HILDERBRANO LETTERMAN CLUB 23 LETTERMAN TREAS. I 8Q. DANCE CLUB QUILL AND SCROLL I NAT. HONOR BOC. k ANTIC B OF ANDREW } SPORTS ED., ANNUAL ! EDITOR. PAPER SCHOLASTIC AWARD |2J FOOTBALL AWARDS 2}! V. PRES. CLA8S 3 PHYLLIS HULBURD BA NO 2 BAND AWARD I GLEE CLUB 2! FHA 2: s SQ. DANCE CLUB PEP CLUB : s G.A.A. 1 G.A.A. V. PRES. $ G.A.A. AWARDS TRAN8ENTERPR1SE 3 DORTHY LEWIS BAND 123 GLEE CLUB 1 F.H.A. ill G.A.A. 12 SQ. DANCE CLUB 5! BAND AWARDS 12 G.A.A. AWARD 1 GLEE CLUB AWARD 1 ANNUAL 8TAFF 1 ANTIC’S OF ANDREW j CAROL LOCHRIE F.H.A. 123$ CLASS PRES. G.A.A. 1 zyk CLASS V. PRES. G.A.A. PRE8. 3 LETTERMAN CLUB G.A.A. AWARDS 35 SQUARE OANCE CLUB BAND 1235 LETTERMAN SPATM. MU8IC AWARDS 2 YELL LEADER ANTIC'S OF ANDREW M 3 E.F.A. HILLBILLY C0URT8HIP ! F.F.A. LETTER OR IN MAKINSON k i TRANS.FROM RICHLAND I TRANS.TO JOHN DAY 2 TRANS. FROM JOHN DA.3 DOROTHY MURPHY TRANS. MESA, ARI2. 3 POETRY CLUB I CAMERA CLUB i Q.A.A. 123! BAND I QlRL S LEAGUE 2 MARCHING SQUAD i PEP CLUB 3l SQ. DANCE CLUB }! QLEE CLUB 3! NAT'L HONOR SOC. ! A CAPELLA CHOIR ! SPELLINQ AWARD SCHOLAST1C AWARD 13! MUSIC AWARD 3 DARLENE NICHOLS F .M.A. QLEE CLUB |2 SQ. DANCE CLUB 31 ANTIC'S OF ANDREW 1 } STUDENT BODY 8EC. ! MUSIC AWARD I At RUSSELL PATRICIC SQ. DANCE CLUB LYDIA ROBERTSON TRANS,LOPPENISH, w. ! 123! GLEE CLUB BAND OPERETTA F.H.A. 12 } Q.A.A. SQ. DANCE CLUB ! CLASS SECRETARY 1 QLEE CLUB SECRETARY 2 CLASS V. PRES. ! MUSIC AWARD 1 CHARLOTTE STEPHENS F.H.A. Q.A.A. PEP CLUB PAPER STAFF NAT L HONOR 80C. ••ANTIC 3 OF ANDREW ••hillbilly COURTSHIP QUILL AND SCROLL 8Q. DANCE CLUB ANNUAL EDITOR CLASS REPORTER F.H.A. PRES. Q.A.A. V. PRES. PEP CLUB TREAS. SCHOLASTIC AWARD CITIZENSHIP AWARD Q.A.A. NUMERAL 25! 2j! I 12 I 3 ESTHER SURGEON TRAN8. SAWMITT, MONTANA F.H.A. I QLEE CLUB J PEP CLUB 3$ ANTIC'S OF ANDREW } HILLBILLY COURTSHIP ! MUSIC AWARD 3 BEVERLEY WEBBER TRANS. LAPINE ! STUDENT BODY V. PRE8. 1 QIRLS LEAGUE 12 GIRLS LEAGUE TREAS. 3 DRAMATICS 23 ANNUAL STAFF ! MAXINE WINISHUT GLEE CLUB 12}! Q.A.A. 123! F.H.A. ! PEP CLUB ! A CAPELLA CHOIR ! QIRL8 TRIO ! QLEE CLUB PRE8. 3! G.A.A. PRE8. ! F.H.A. HI8T0RIAN ! MUSIC AWARD 3! Se Um “LITTLE WHEELS IN A BIG W0RLOH THE SENIOR CLASS BEGAN THEIR HIGH SCHOOL CAREER IN I31 7 WITH AN ENROLLMENT OF 33. GUIDED BY MRS. LEWIS THE FRESHMAN CLASS WON FIRST PLACE FOR THEIR SKIT AT CLASS NIGHT. THEY ALSO TOOK SECOND PLACE IN THE “MARCH OF DIMES'1 PROGRAM. EVELYN KLANN AND CHUCK FISKE WERE FRESHMAN REPRESENATIVES TO THE JR-SR. PROM. IN SEPTEMBER I 3 8 THIS CLASS CAME 8ACK TO SCHOOL A8 SOPHOMORES WITH 30 8TUDENT8. ADVISORS WERE MISS BUSH ANO MRS. LEWIS. THE SOPHOMORES HAD SEVERAL FOOD SALE8 ANO A CAKE RAFFLE. THEIR MAIN PROJECT WAS TO RAISE MONEY FOR PUTTING ON THE PROM WHEN JUNIORS. THEY ALSO GAVE A PARTY FOR THE STUDENT BODY. WITH 3 MEMBERS, THE CLASS OF 5l AS JUNIORS STARTED THEIR SCHOOL YEAR OF IJkj BY SELLING PENCILS WITH THE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE ON THEM. THEY CH08E CLASS COLORS, MAROON AND GRAY, AND THE CLA8S MOTTO, “LITTLE WHEELS IN A BIG WORLD . THE JUNIOR CLASS PLAY “ANTIC'S OF ANOREW , WAS A COMIDY ABOUT THE MlXUPS THAT THREE COLLEGE STUDENTS GET INTO OVER A PRETENSE WIFE AND MOTHER-IN-LAW. THE THEME FOR THE PROM AND BANQUET GIVEN TO THE SENIORS BY THE JNI0R8 WAS “LOVER'S LANE“. THE COLORS WERE LIGHT GREEN AND ORCHID. STREET LIGHTS, A FISH PONO, COVERED ARCHWAY AND PARK BENCH:8 ALL ADDED TO THE BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED QYM TO CARRY OUT THE THEME. THEY STARTEO THEIR FOURTH YEAR IN SEPTEMBER 1350. OFFICERS FOR THE FIRST SEMESTER were: orin makinson, president; Gordon Galbraith, vice president; Barbara BOYLES, SECRETARY; RICHARD CONROY, TREASURER ANO BOB BRADLEY, SGT.- AT - ARMS. THIS YEAR MRS. LEWIS WAS THE ADVISOR FOR THE THIRD TIME. SHE WA8 ASSISTEO BY COACH POLLARD. ALTHOUGH THIS IS MR. POLLARD 8 FIRST YEAR, HE IS OUR THIRD ADVI80R THAT HAS BEEN A COACH. THE SENIORS SOLD POP CORN, HOT DOGS, POP, CANDY, AND COFFEE AT A FOOTBALL GAME TO RAISE MONEY TO PUT ON THE CINDERELLA BALL. THE OYM WAS DECORATEO WITH TREE8, SNOW, AND SNOW MEMFOR THE CINOERELLA BALL DECEMBER 23. JANE DICKMAN AND BOB BRADLEY WERE CHOSEN CINDERELLA AND PRINCE CHARMING BY THE STUDENT BODY. THE SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS WERE THE SAME AS THE FIRST EXCEPT THAT LYDIA ROBERTSON WA8 VICE PRESIDENT INSTEAD OF GORDON GALBRAITH. AT THE FIRST OF THE SECOND SEMESTER THE SENIOR CLASS STARTEO THINKING ABOUT COLLEGES, THEY WERE VI 81 TED BY REPRESENATIVE8 FROM SEVERAL COLLEGES. BARBARA BOYLES ANO BOB BRADLEY WERE QUEEN AND KING FOR THE JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM GIVEN TO THE SENIORS BY THE JUNIORS MAY H. DARLENE NICHOLS ANO JIM ALBRECHT WERE SENIOR REPRESENATIVE8. THE SENIOR SNEAK WAS IN THE FIRST OF MAY. THEY DITCHED THE REST OF THE SCHOOL AND ENJOYED A OAY BY THEMSELVES. MAY 18, THE SBNIORS AT LONG LAST COMPLETED THEIR FOUR YEARS AND GRADUATED BEFORE A LARGE CROWD IN THE HIGH SCHOOL GYM. IT MAY NOT HAVE BEEN THE LARGEST CLA8S, ONLY 23, BUT WHAT IT DIDN'T HAVE IN NUMBERS, IT MADE UP IN OTHER WAYS. IlMct vUUi WITH A ORADI AVERAGE OF 1.03 TOR HIS FOUR HIGH SCHOOL YEARS, JIM ALBRECHT TOOK HONORS AS VALDICTORIAN FOR l?5l. JIM DID NOT LIMIT HIMSELF TO ONLY THE SCHOLA8TIC FIELD. HE |6 A FOUR YEAR letterman; fullback on the football team, FORWARD FOR THE BASKETBALL TEAM AND HE RUNS THE MO YARD DASH DURING TRACK SEASON. JIM WAS ALSO ON THE BASEBALL TEAM IN CONNEL, WASHINGTON OUR I NO HIS FRESHMAN YEAR. SQUARE DANCE, A CAPELLA CHOIR, HONOR SOCIETY ANO LETTERMAN CLUB ALL HAVE JIM'S NAME ON THE ROLL CALL AS AN ACTIVE MEMBER. JIM PLAYED THE LEAD IN ANTIC'S OF ANDREW DURING HIS JUNIOR YEAR AND PLAYED A MAIN ROLE IN H|LLSILLY COURTSHIP WHEN A SEN I SR. JIM IS AN EFFICIENT LEADER, 0EINO AN OFFICER OF SEVERAL ORGANIZATIONS, ANO A GOOD FOLLOWER. HE PLAN9 TO GO TO COLLEGE ANO SUCCESS IS SURE TO B WITH HIM. S'(tlutC yLUJAi WITH A GRADE AVERAGE OF 1.3 , JANE DICKMAN IS SALUTATORI AN. JANE TRANSFERRED FROM NAMPA, IDAHO IN SEPTEMBER 1350. SHE HAS BEEN VERY ACTIVE SINCE SHE HAS BEEN IN HIGH SCHOOL AND ESPECIALLY DURING HER SENIOR YEAR. HONOR SOCIETY, CHEER LEA ER, QUILL AND SCROLL, PAPER STAFF, ANNUAL STAFF, GLEE CLUB, CINDERELLA, STUDENT OF THE MONTH, HILLBILLY COURTSHIP AND SALUTATORI AN ARE ALL ON THE LIST OF ACTIVITIES JANE HAS PARTICIPATED IN DURING HER SENIOR YEAR. LOUIS HILDERBRAND HAD A GRADE AVERAGE OF 1.32. HE HAS BEEN IN MADRAS HIGH ALL FOUR YEARS AND HAS TAKEN PART IN MANY CLUBS ANO SPORTS. AMONG THESE ACTIVITIES LOU18 BELONGS TO SQUARE OANCE CLUB, HONOR 80CIETY. QUILL ANO SCROLL, PAPER STAFF, ANNUAL STAFF, LETTERMAN CLUB, AND WAS IN ANTIC'S OF ANOREW . LOOlS IS QUITE ACTIVE IN SP0RT8, ESPECIALLY FOOTBALL. ‘PnafiAecy Barbara Boyle Olsen sterred on the accelerator or her i}6 i cheverolTt convertible. ARRIVING AT THE MADRA6 HIGH SCHOOL? BARBARA REALIZED THAT SHE WAS LATE FOR THE CLASS REUNION, JUDGING FROM THE MANY CARS IN RRONT OF THE SCHOOL. AMONG THESE CARS WAS A FOREIGN MADE CAR BELONGING TO CAROL LOCHRIE. CAROL HAD JUST RETURNED FROM SWITZERLAND WHERE SHE HAO BEEN AYtZNOI NO THE WINTER OLYMPIC SPORTS. BARBARA, JOINING DOROTHY LEWIS ON MEW WAY TO THE GYM, LEARNED THAT DOROTHY HAD BEEN SINGING WITH A BE-BOR BAND IN CALIFORNIA. AS BARBARA STEPPED INSIDE THE DOOR SHE MET BOB BRADLEY ANO HI8 WIFE. BOB EXPLAINED THAT HE HAD THE NIGHT OFF FROM HI8 ESTABLISHMENT, THE PEACOCK INN . WHILE TALKING, BOB ANO BARBARA SPOTTED HER OLD BUDDY, DARLENE NICHOLS WHITMAN. Darlene told her that she enjoyed the quiet life of a housewife. Darlene ano Barbara walkeo down to the other end of the gym together where they met Loren Corwin, it seems that Loren and his partner owned almost all of the panhandle IN TEXAS. His-CADOILLAC CONVERTIBLE WAS ONE OF THE CARS BARBARA HAD SEEN OUT-S! DC. 3 T ANO INQ NEXT TO LOREN WAS JIM ALBRECHT. JIM HAD JUST FLOWN HOME FROM NEW YORK WHERE HE HAD BEEN REPORTING ON HIS LATEST DISCOVERY, THE Z BOMB. while Barbara was lalkinq with Loren, 9he learned that gorden Galbraith owned THE CIRCUS WHICH WAS IN TOWN ANO HAD MADE QUITE A NAME FOR HIMSELF TRAINING LIONS. HIS OLD FRIEND, LOUIS HILDERBRAND, WAS NOW EDITOR OF THE MADRAS DAILY NEWSPAPER. HE HAD riNISMEO HIS COLLEGE DAY8 IN NEW MEXICO ANO RETURNED TO MADRAS TO LIVE. Barbara thought it would be nice to talk to her former principal mr. rhoda. It TURNED OUT THAT MR. RMOOA WAS NO LONGER PRINCIPAL, HE HAD RETIRED ANO DIO A LITTLE FISHING ANO HUNTING TO OCCUPY HIS TIME. FROM MR. RHODA, BARBARA HEARD THAT ORIN MAKINSON OWNED a LARGE RANCH AND WA8 A CLOVER BARON. ORIN WA8 CRUISING ON HIS YACHT, the Blue Ox , in Florida. while Barbara was looking around she saw joe Diddock, curious to see if he had CHANGED ANY 8INCE SCHOOL DAYS, SHI WALKED OVER TO TALK TO HIM. JOE WAS COACH OF THE WEBFEET FROM CENTRAL OREGON UNIVERSITY. joe tolo Barbara that Charles Cunningham was runninq a gown shop in par is and WAS VERY WEALTHY. HE HAD NOT YET MARRIED BUT WAS ENGAGED TO A C0UNTE8S. THEY ALSO TOLO BARBARA THAT CHARLOTTE STEPHENS HAD BECOME A PSYCHIATRIST ANO MARRIAGE COUNSELS . SMI HAD BEEN MARRIED SEVERAL TIMES SINCE THEY MAD GRADUATED BUT WAS SINGLE AT THE TIME. SHE HAD TRAVELLED ALL OVER THE WORLD ANO HAD A POSITION AS A TEACHER OF PSYCHOLOGY AT HARVARD. Jane Dickman dean came in the door with her six-foot four inch husbano, big stoop . JANE LOOKED VERY HAPPY, SHE WAS HOLDING THEIR YOUNGEST CHILD, A BLONOS CURLY HAIRED BOY OF TWO. JANE ANO JAY WERE LIVING IN NEW YORK WHERE JAY WAS NOW PLAYING BA8E-BALL WITH THE NEW YORK YANK IE8. JANI 8AI0 THAT LY8IA ROBERTSON, NOW THE DUCHESS Of YORK, HAD BECOME A SINGER AND HAD BEEN SINGING AT THE PALLADIUM IN LONDON. SHE MET THE DUKE WHILE IN LONDON AND THEY WERE ENJOYING A VACATION IN SCOTLAND. Russell Patrick who had followed Jane ano jay in the door stopped when he saw Barbara. Ru93ell hao just finished his invention a new type of vaccumn machine and was very proud. after Barbara learned the principles of the vaccumn she walked over to where Pat Dowers Thornton and Lois brizendine stood talking, pat had with her the six little Thorntons. She and Jim are living in Texasnow. lois had organized a girls CHOIR ABOUT TWO YEARS AFTER GRADUATION. AFTER THEY had SEVERAL RADIO JOBS LOIS DECIDED TO TRY FOR THE MOVIES. SHE NOW LIVED IN HOLLYWOOD WITH HER DIRECTOR HUSBAND. HER LATEST PICTURE WAS ON DOWN AT THE CHEIF THEATRE. Lois tolo Barbara that the girl in the mink coat talking to hr. Rhoda was OOROTHY MURPHY DEQNER. SHE OWNED A CHAIN OF BEAUTY SHOPS WITH HER OFFICE IN BOSTON. SHE ANO FRED CAME TO OREGON JUST FOR THE CLASS REUNION. BARBARA TOLD 1018 THAT SHE and major Olson hao been in Boston last year but she hadn't known the Degners lived THERE. LO18 ASKED HER IF 8HE HAD SEEN OR HEARO FROM ESTHER SURGEON. BARBARA TOLD HER THAT CHUCK HAD SEEN HER WHEN HE WA8 IN CHINA. SHE WA8 A MISSIONARY ANO TEACHER OF THE SMALL CHINESE CHILDREN. just then Harley neurit ano Lowell henske stepped in the door, they were discussing THE LATEST METHOD OF MASS POTATO! PEELING. LOWELL OWNED A FARM SOUTHFOF MADRAS ANO HARLEY OWNED ONE OUT ON THE PLAINS. THEY CAME OVER AND JOINED LOIS and Barbara while they were talking over old times. Barbara heard about two more classmates, Pat McCollum ano Maxine Winishut. MAXINE HAD BECOME A FAN DANCER ANO WAS DANCING IN CHICAGO FOR THE TIME BEING. FOR THE FUTURE MAXINE 18 STARTING A TROOP OF HER OWN. PAT WAS AL80 IN CHICAGO WORKING IN ONE OF THE LARGE HOSPITALS. SHE HAO BECOME A 8URGICAL NURSE. Lowell told them about Phyllis hulburd who had married a local farmer. They were LIVING IN MADRAS NOW, ANO HAD A FAMILY OF THREE. Carol graue was unable to attend the reunion because she was in Korea. Carol supervised a large number of orphanages. Harley had heard that she was being complimented ON HER GOOD WORK FROM SEVERAL COUNTRIES. BEVERLY WEBBER WARREN WAS AMONG THE LAST TO ARRIVE. SHE CAME TO THE REUNION ALONE BECAU9E JlN WA8 WORKING THE NIGHT SHIFT. SHE TOLD MR. RHODA THAT JIM HAD HEARD THAT RANOALL GRANAT WAS GETTING RICH BY TRAVELING THE COUNTRY SELLING RU8SEL 8 INVENTIONS. AND LAST CAME RICHARD CONROY, OWNER OF CONROY'S LARGE CHAIN OF 8ERVICE STATIONS ANO GARAGES. HE WAS LATE, HE EXPLAINED, BECAUSE HE HAD TO CHEK IN THE LATEST SHIPMENT OF CHEVROLETS. HIS DARK HAIRED, KARO EYED WIFE WAS WITH HIM AND THEIR OLOEST BOY, WHO WAS NOW SEVEN. WELL, THOUGHT BARBARA, WHO COULD HAVE GUESSED ALL THIS TEN YEARS AGO 1 1 Jlcwt TiJtll eutet let Mt tt THE SIN I OR CLASS, BEINQ Of SOUNDER MIND AND BOOY THAN ANY OTHER CLA8S IN MADRA8 HIGH SCHOOL, DO DECLARE THIS TO BE OUR LAST WILL ANO TESTAMENT. TO TH£ STUDENT BOOY, WE WILL OUR M0DE8TY, ANO LIAVE SYMPATHY WI SHIS, PECAUSE WI KNOW YOU WILL NIVIR BE ABLE TO GIT ALONG WITHOUT US. TO ROY CLOWIRS, OUR CUSTODIAN, WI GIVI OUR APPRICIATION FOR THI MANY SIRVlCES TO US ANO TO OUR SCHOOL. TO THE FACULTY, WI LIAVI OUR SYMPATHY ANO GRATITUOI FOR HAVING PUT UP WITH U8 FOR FOUR YIARS. WI, AS INDIVIDUALS OF THE CLASS OF 1 5 DO GIVI, INDOW, ANO BEQUEATH THE FOLLOWING I, JIM ALBRICHT, WILL MY CHINISTRY ALILITIIS TO ANYONE WHO WANTS TO MAKE A BIG STINK. I, Barbara Boyles, will Loren Corwin to Shirley Delaney. I, Bos Bradley, will my size twelve shoe to Melvin Randolph. I, Lois brizendine, will my shy ways and quiet mannerisms to beverley salbraith. I, Richard Conroy, will my loud socks ano shirts to harry viar. I, Loren Corwin, will my trim, speeo built figure to Claude raver. I, Charles Cuwingham, will my horn rimmed glasses to Don moe. I, Jane dickman, will leave happily, giving my cheerleader's troubles to Darlene CUDOEBACK. I, JOE OlDOOCK, WILL MY LITTLE BLACK BOOK WITH NAMES, ADDRESSES AND TELEPHONE NUMBERS TO DAVID OULING AND KENNETH SMITH TO SHARE 50-50. I, Rat Dowers, will all my school books to Rusty Haworth. Enjoy them Rusty, I have. I, Gordin Galbraith, will my membership card to the mrear end collisions club-to Bob Delaney bo Dean brooks will have companionship in this exclusive club. I, Randall granat, will my liking for poetry to Norman Russr l and hope he ENJOYS IT. I, Carol sraue, will my baby brother, richaro, To Marilyn amsberry. i hope SHE CAN MAKE HIM ABIDE BY HER WI9HE8 BETTER THAN I HAVE. |, LOWELL HEN8KE, WILL MY 8TATE FARMER8 DEGREE TO JACK MCKETHSN. I, LOUIE HILDERBRAND, WILL my BIRD APPETITE TO BILL PHILLIPS. |, PHYLLIS HULBURD, WILL MY ABILITY TO GET ALONG WITH TEACHERS TO TOMMY GLASS. I, DOROTHY LEWIS, WILL MY GIGGLE AND HYSTERICAL EMOTIONS TO TLORINE BURKE. I, CAROL tOCHRIE, WILL MY FEMININE WAYS TO NANCY HEARTT. If OK IN MAKIN80N, WILL MY PHONY EXCU8ES FOR SKIPPING SCHOOL TO BRYCE BINOER. I HOPE THEY WILL WORK UTTER FOR YOU THAN THEY OIO FOR ME. It Fat McCollum, will my nice trim figure to nancy barlow ano my quiet manner to Connie albrccht. I, marley meurit, will my height to any underclassman who is still passing for half-fare. Iv Dorothy murphy, will my long hair to Marijane weiss. I, Darlene Nichols, will my maiden name to aloa Christiansen. I, Russell Patrick, will mu muscular builo to Bob Delaney. It Lydia Robertson, will my high soprano voice to mr. brewer. I, Charlotte Stephens, will my annual troubles to anyone who will have them. I, Esther surgeon, will my good citizenship grades to cloiss McDermott. I, BEVERLY WEBBER, WILL MY SOFT VOICE AND OIGNIFIEO MATTER TO ELAINE FERGUSON. I, Maxine Winismut, will my ability to fino companions my own height to Bruce Thrasher Dean Brooks, vice president JOELLEN MCKIMEN8, SECRETARY Elaine ferquson, treasurer rusty Haworth, sqt. - at - arms HERB HURRAY, PRESIDENT FOOTBALL FANS — — DAISY MAE AND LIL ABNER — — — — STATi MEiT DORIS AKEYSON WESLEY AKEYSON Bryce Binder Fred Blodgett DEAN BROOKS STANLEY BRUCE Florine Burke Pat Callaway Bapsara Carroll Virginia Carpenter gracedne carter ALOA CMRI ST IAN8EN WAYNE TIZLD6 Elaine perquson Beverly Galbraith Tommy glass Gary golay David green Ered haberstitch Rusty Haworth Nancy heartt bud holtme Donna Houston Donna kopp JOELLEN McKlHEN8 Herb Murray Jim Quinn Norman Russell Bruce Thrasher Carol van Wert Barbara WEB8ER 0ERONDA WEBBER LEW I 8 WHORTON NOT PICTURED Dick sorum PIERSON MITCHELL Wesley linn Bill Phillips WILBUR QUEAHPAMA bill underwood ALBERTA WALLACE BACK ROWS EO MAN I ON, SQT. - AT - ARM ; SHIRLEY LARSEN, VICE PRESIDENT; BUD GOQUEN, PRESIDENT PRONT ROWi SAM ALBEE, TREASURE; DARLENE CUDDEBACK, SECRETARY. 8AM ALBEE CAROLYN ANDERSON JIM BRI2ENDINE KEN CAMPBELL FLORINS COMEDOWN PAT COOPER ELLEM CROWLEY DARLENE CUDOEBACK THARON DEE LARRY DOWERS JIM DICKMAN BOB DELANEY MORRIS EVICK RON FICKES BUD GOQUEN BOYD GRANT RICHARD GRAUE MELVIN GREELEY JACKIE GREEN NELS HANSEN TOM HOLME? DELORES HU KABY J EAN MUL9UR0 BurORO JOHNSON LOY KIRKSEY NANCY KOPP SHIRLEY LARSEN LEWIS MAKINSON EO MANI ON ELOISE MCDERMOTT MARY ELLEN MEEKER DON MOE birdella NANCE VERNON NANCE RITA NEILSON annabelle queahoama LAURA LEE QUINN MELVIN RANDOLPH WILMA SKEEN DELORES SNYDER HARRY VIAR KATHRYN WALPORT JOHN WELCH MARILYN WELTER GWEN WILSON NEIL WILSON JOHN WOOD HARRY WHEELER NOT PICTUREO JUANITA HAYES T CHARLES NATHAN, PRESIDENT IRMA STEPHEN8, SECRETARY ROGER DIODOCK, TREASURER L,E. CRECELIU8, SQT.— AT— ARMS I I r CONNIE ALBRECHT DON ALBEE RAYMOND AMES MARILYN ANSBERRY NANCY BARLOW JANET BIERMAN CLAYTON BINDER CAROLYN BROWN LEAH CARROLL LU ANN CHAMPION I L I I BURTON CLIFFORD L.E. CRECELIU8 SHIRLEY CUNNINGHAM ALLEN CUPP ROGER DIDOOCK [ [ DAVID OULINQ FAYE FERGUSON MARGARET FINE KENNY FOSTER JOYE GOGUEN ELLERY QRANT ALAN GREEN BARBARA QRIES LORETTA HAYES RU8SELL HARGROVE I I I I I [ shirley henske MARY JOHNSON ROSALIA JOHNSON BEVERLEY JOHNSTON GERALDINE KI NO KEITH KNOWLES RAYMONO KOSKELA JIMMY LEWIS TOMMY LEWIS MARJORIE LINNEY JANICE LU'LLING BILLY MACHAMER DON MACLENNON DANNY MACY elaine mcdonalo RICHARD MEURET DONNA MILLER SALLY MOF ATT NAOMI NANCE CHARLES NATHAN STANLEY NEEDLES LOWELL NICHOLS JERRY NUNNALLY CAROLYN OTEY LOUANNA PARSON8 VERNON PENDERGRAPH CLAUDE RAVER CHARLES SEE KATHYRN SKINNER KENNETH SMITH JAY STANSBURY IRMA STEPHENS EVERETT STRATTON CAROL SUGG NORMAN THRASHER PAT TYRRELL CHESTER VAN PrLT SHARON WALKER MARI JANE WEI5E TRUMAN WHORTON ?4nttu zl Sta EDI TOR---------------------------- ASST. EDITOR----------------------- Business managers ----------------- AS'T. BUSINESS MANAGERS------------ SPORTS EDITOR --------------------- ART EDITOR------------------------- ADVI9ER --------------------------- ------------- Charlotte Stephens --------------------- JANE OICKMAN — pat Dowers and richard conroy ---------------------loren Corwin --------------- LOUIE HILDERBRAND ------------------BEVERLEY WEBBER -------------------- HOWARD HlLLIS BEVERLEY WEBBER PAT DOWERS Richard Conroy loren Corwin ; r r r r r r f f i f f i r r i i 1 ! f I 20 utc Su faito. Standing: diddock, Stephens, fickes, r. hilus, “allaway, nance, linney, Campbell GRAUE. seated: Dickman, hilderbrand, lewis. rf. A- ack pow: Carter, van wsrt, parsons, anoerson, McDonald. Cunningham, henske, akeyson, Carpenter, miss mitchell, Stephens. second Pow: welt r, Galbraith, HEARTT, ROBERTSON, KOPP, MURPHY, HOUSTON, HULBURD, BROWN. PRONT p 0w: WALKER, Nance, locmrie, tyrell, amsberry, hulburd, winishut, Johnson. back row: Bruce thrasher, recorder; ellery grant, treasurer; MR. BREWER, INSTRUCTOR. FRONT ROW: HARRY WHEELER,VICE PRESIDENT; RUSTY HAWORTH, RECOROER, ANO MELVIN RANDOLPH, president. Absent: Richard Conroy, secretary. “Sand BACK row: VAN WERT, CARPENTER, SUQQ, MACHAMER, CRECELIUS, BRUCE. THIRD ROW: wheeler, Randolph, macv, foster, knowels, stansberry, qraue, grant. second row: LOCHRIE, KIRKSEY, DIDDOCK, CUNNINGHAM, GREEN, DULING, HARGROVE, OALBRAITH, MR. BREWER. FRONT ROW: NANCE, CARTER, KINO, PARSONS, HAWORTH, HEN8KE, GREEN, KOPP, WALKER, LEWIS, MEURST. STANOINQI KATMYRN SK INNER, FRED HA BEAST ITCH, SALLY MOFFATT MARY ELLEH MEEKER AND JOY£ QOOUEN. KNEEL I HO| ELOI8E OEVWSTT MAX INi WINI SMUT, PRE81 DENT HARRY VIAR, VICI PRISI DINT JANI DICKMAN, SECRETARY BACK ROWI BRI2ENOINI, MEEKER, KO P, LINNEY, MOFFATT, ROBERTSON, DICKMAN. SECONO ROW: MILLER, McOERMOTT, WEISE, STEPHENS, JOHNSON, WINISHUT, HULBUR0, QUEAH-PAMA, LEWIS, FRONT ROW! BROWN, CARROLL, SKEEN, NHLSON, COOPER, HUCKA0Y, HUL8URD, GREEN, FINE BIERMAN, GRIES, CHAMPION, MR, 9REWER, DIRECTOR AND HARRY VIAR, PIANIST, L BACK KIRKS BRI Z BROOKS row: MERUIT.RUSSELL, WELCH, NEEDLES HANSEN, CUPP, GREEN. THI SrY, WHEEL£R, GREEN, SMITH, AMES, PHILLIPS, SECOND ROW! MERUIT ENDINE, MAKINSON, BINDER, DOWERS, EVICK. FRONT ROW! CORWIN, MA KS, HEN8KE, QUINN, MR. CHRISTENSON. THIRD row: PENOERGRAFT ET HABERSTITCH, MANION makinson, Galbraith, CARPENTER, lochrie, ck MRS. LEWIS, CALLAWAY, row: cooper, albrechi MORROW, STEPHENS, WEB! WALKER, HULBURD, KOPP, EBBER, McKI PP, FRONT ROW! SuUi, vmLScnertl ‘7tatio uil Society BACK ROW: MR. WRIGHT, FRONT ROWS CUNNINGHAM MCKIMMINS. MRS. MORROW, MURPHY. � STEPHENS, CHR|STINS GRAUE , FZKGZ SON, VAN WERT, CARTER ZN, BROOKS, GALBRAITH, HILDERBRAND, , HAWORTH WEBBER STANDING: MURRAY, HABERSTITCH, VIAR, GRAUE, SITTING: MRS. LEWIS, MISSING: RICHARD CONROY Syuvte, 7) x lc (?lu MR. BIEMA, CALLER ANO ADVISOR: MRS. MORROW, ADVISOR? ORIN MAKINSON, ASSISTANT CALLER. “Pcfi. @l(( back row: mrs. morrow, hulburo, brizznoinz, surgzon, miss mitchzll. szcono no i “JI JtR, HAWORTH, CARROLL, MURPHY. FRONT ROWJ STZPHZNS, WZBBZR, CARTZR, riRGUSON. N.W I PAT DOWERS, PATSY MCCOLLUM, MAXINE WINISHUT, JOELLEN MCKIM:.NS, BIRDcLLA NANC-, CAROLYN ANDERSON AND EMIL INI OVERHULSE, £et teunett GALBRAITH, BROOKS, BR I ZENDINI, JOHNSON, 8L00GETT, DELANEY, MAN I ON, ROrirt£T • LPOLL ?, r,IL0S MURRAY, BINOIR, PINDERGRARH, ALBRECHT, UNOIRWOOO, RANDOLPH r 0NT °W: C0RW|N OIDOOCK, THRaHIR, M'KINSON, BRADLEY, HILDIRBRAND, LEWIS, MRS. CUDOEBACK SUBSTITUTE COOK (ZltUA ’P aif, CARPENTER, PROMPTER, Miuuo wiy yu i � � i ■ ■i mm rtt nnM� mo z.XJ -51 UN, bKOOKS AS BIN ALLrN, UNDERWOOD AS PROF. RANDOLPH RAWLINGS, GALBRAITH AS AUNT BOBBY, VAN WIRT AS MRS! SCHYLER VAN SCHULER. CARTER AS JESSICA ALDRICH, CHRISTENSEN AS DOROTHY, GREEN AS HAWKINS. SEATED (L TO R) HAWORTH AS HELEN JOHSON AND MCKIMENS AS RUTH ALDRICH, MISSING ARE BUSINESS MGR’S BARBARA CARROLL, DERONDA WEBBER AND ELAINE FERGUSON. NANCY HEARTT, PROMPTER S vuxvc (OjZ iM' BEFORE | HARRY YOU, I TAKE ANOTHER JOMP-A FROM— A DA BREEDS! [ I THr HANAfl rWH° PLAY P08SIBL- WORKED HARD TO MAKE HAV ya FORGOTTEN THAT Y£R LOOK IN INTO THE business eno of a CANNON? hOH YER JES TOO CUTE FOR WORDS, WASH JEOOOir WHY DON T YA TRY QETTIN ON THE RADIO YER OWNSELF, EMMY?' THEN WE WILL HAVE A GOOD OLD HILLBILLY WEDDING. TAKE YOUR PLACES FOR THE CERE MONY.h THE CAST FOR MHILLBILLY COURTSHIP11 WAS: CAROL LOCHRIE AS HA PEPPIN ; CAROL QRAUE TICKETS AND USHERS. SaU sft Ujl L IPsuutv QUEEN BARBARA BOYLES ANO ICING BOB BRADLEY ATTENDANTS: SHIRLEY CUNN|NGHAM, L.E. CRECELIUS, FRESHMENJ MARILYN WELTER, BOB DELANEY, sophomores; Rusty haw rth, Dave green, juniors; arlene nichols and jim Albrecht, seniors. TOM GLASS CHUCK I I GORB£T JAN! DICKMAN GARY GOLAY ORIN MAKINSON DARLiNE CUDDE8ACK JANE OICKMAN DONNA KOPP BOB BRADLEY V ■ . r 'TJ ft bczcJ C S7 S •v- I ,N ?rt- f CL COACH ROBERT POLLARO lewis 4 Clark graduate ASST. COACH JAME9 B I EMA LEWIS CLARK GRADUATE '7e w� DlDDOCK, BLODGET, LE CLAIR, NICHOLS, Si--, £ACI CORWIN, WILLIAMS, UNDERWOOD, HILDERBRAND, FI Cl binder, Nathan, Ihrasher. front Row: d lai DIDOOCK, JOHNSON, MURRAY, EVICK, PENOERGRAPH. 1 1 J ] 1 1 1 1 1 .1 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 I 'VaAA f % OA et cU Back Row: BRuci, Albrecht, Corwin, oilaniy, $uinn, diddock, coach pollard. front Row: HILOIRBRANO.MQR.; THRASHER, FI-LOS, NATHAN, FICKES, BROOKS, HABERSTITCH, GALBRAITH, MGR. fa-'l euutiy. SaA eifoUt BACK Row:; JOHNSON, NICHOLS, MURRAY, ALBSE, HOLMES, COACH BlEMA. FRONT ROW: BLOOCET, MACHAMER, OlOOOCK, MANION, THRASHER, ALBEE, J .'Vi'.. J i_ MADRAS VISITORS H7 PR 1 NEV I LLE 21 CULVER 5J •REDMOND )} r-URN •LAKIVIEW 5b •BE'-.'O 59 •PRINEVILLE OPPONENTS •BEWD PR I NEVILLE CULVER •PR I NEVILLE LAC FROSH •R EOMOMO •r� jr s •LABEVIEW •LEAGUE games °7??n an IT’ •r 7- ce C)rv 7 Jf'llbjyftu Gxi c£ CORWIN, JAVELIN BRIZENDINE, SHOT galbraith, Thrasher, Albrecht, brooks, dashes. COACH BIEWA BACK ROW: COACH POLLARD, GREELY, WILSON, NATHAN, DIDOOCK, GOGUEN, PATRICK, GALBRAITH, HILDERBRAND. AKEYSON brizendine, Quinn, hurray, mgr.: Coach Biema. second Row: GRAUE, HABERSTITCH, FIELDS. THRASHER, GREEN, HOLMES, fickes, albee, manion. Front ow: moe, unoerwooo, EORWIN, aL8RECHT, BROOKS, ALBEE, NICHOLS, DELANEY, RANDOLPH. r r r ' r f ' ' I I L I I I I I L L aver isenen s J } J MADRAS POOLE-KRI EGER inPLEHENT CO. 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