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

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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!

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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

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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.