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

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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.

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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.

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‘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.