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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1952 volume:

Madras Union High School Proudly Presents the 1952 HI-SAGE carl v. RHODA, PRINCIPAL SYLVIA BRESHEARS, CLERK Administration TRIBUTE TO YOUTH WHAT IS OUR MOST PRFCIOU8 POSSESSION IN AMERICA? OUR YOUTH IT IS TH Y WHO ARC EVEN NOW COMMENCING TO CARRY THE LCAD OF KEEPING OUR DEMOCRACY —ON THE BATTLEFIELO, IN BUSINESS, AND IN THE HOME, WHAT THEN IS OUR MOST IMPORTANT INSTRUMENT IN TRAINING THESE YOUTH TO PERPETUATE THE AMERICAN WAY OF LIFE? THE FREE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM OF AMERICA — NOT FREE IN THE LIGHT OF DOLLARS ANC CENTS—WE ALL KNOW THAT ANYTHING OF VALUE MUST BE PAID FOR IN SOME WAY—BUT, FREE IN THAT THE SCHOOL SYSTEM IS DIVORCED FROM POLITICAL PARTIES AND THE CHURCH AND IS FREE TO BE ATTENDED BY ALL- LOCAL PARTICIPATION IN THE GOVERNMENT OF OUR SCHOOLS IS ONE OF OUR MOST SACRED f’OSS ESS I ONS, IN NO OTHER WAY VILL A SCHOOL RADIATE DEMOCRACY AND ENCOURAGE THE YOUTH TO THINK, TO ACT, AND TC ’TALK THE TRUE AMERICAN WAY. AGAIN I SAY, IT IS OUR YOUTH WHO ARE EVEN NOW GRAOUALLY TAKING OVER THE REINS IN GOVERNMENT, BUSINESS, EDUCATION, RELIGION, ANO HOME LIFE IN AMERICA. WE MUS“ NOT FAIL TO PROVIDE FOR THEM THE CHANCE TO CEVELOP ALONG LINES THAT WILL ENABLE THEM TO VALUE OUR COUNTRY ANO OUR WAY OF LIFE AS WE DO—TO PERPETUATE OUR WAY OF LIFE FOR THE BENEFIT OF THEIR CHILDREN AND THEIR CHILDREN’S CHILDREN, FOR IT IS THEY WHO WILL BE CONTINUALLY WAGING THE FIGHT AGAINST COMMUNISM, SOCIALISM, INFLATIONISM, AND THE 0T HER I SMS AND TO FIGHT FOR THE PRIVILEGE OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE TO HOLD THE REINS OF GOVERNMENT IN THEIR OWN HANOS AND TO WORSHIP GOD IN THEIR OWN WAY. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT PHYSICAL EDUCATION MUSIC AGRICULTURE ENGLISH AND JOURNALISM SCIENCE, 0IOLCGY, ENGLISH ALGEBRA ATHLETICS ENGLISH COMMERCIAL HISTORY AND SOCIAL 8CIENCE JOY BR IMMER BOB BREWER LENO CHRISTENSEN FROM LFFT TO right: HOWARD HILLIS OLE JOHNSON MYRTIS LEWIS FROM LEFT TO RIGHT! RENEE MASSON ISABELLE MCKETHEN JACK MCKETHEN FROM LEFT TO RIGHTS SALLY MCLELLEN 808 POLLARD STEVEN STIVERS HOME ECONOMICS FROM LEFT TO RI GHT! WILLIAM WRIGHT HAZEL AMES AUDREY CARPENTER CHEMISTRY AND ADVANCED MAT HEMA1 ICS ROY CLOWERS, JANITOR GENERAL MATH AND SOCIAL SCIENCE ATHLETICS BIOLOGY PRES I DENT DEAN BROOKS VICE PRESIDENT HERB MURRAY Student Body Officers SECRETARY DERONDA WEBBER ASSISTANT TREASURER RUSTY HAWORTH HERB MURRAY, DEAN BROOKS, JO WEBBER, RUSTY HAWORTH Student Council STANDING: MURRAY, KAUFFMAN, NATHAN, GREEN, MR. WRIGHT, NATHAN, RAMSEY, DELANEY, AV6BERRY SEATED! HAWORTH, BROOKS, WEBBER ■ Cr‘Watte (0ittrt. . «f H hi tin a . . 11 hu'in'nwitt 4 -y '■ V y V ' rr, „t,„, ' r u ' [K. ft asss CLASSES wa.L B JTHE«EVjLrfvr twin rtAVFW T CHAHG-SP rttscH riAVf x ? ? ?B standing: HERB MURRAY PRESIDENT NORMAN RUSSELL SGT. AT ARMS Seniors seated: GRACELINE CARTER| VICE PRESIDENT JOELLEN M KI MENS SECRETARY BEVERLY GALBRAIT TREASURER Snapshots Valedictorian | srarjda lid Salutatorian y Ld pk(jj, er , Asnn r is AAfaru er ,r CDmn CB CBrooks Stanley Lyman Bruce, Jr. Floyd J. Glass ■oastd. (- eMutieL Q.anic.ce. cHawoxtk Mcrwyn H. HoItLc S)onna (paiI £'Jfouslon Wesley Linn J. aellarj I jaij IIjc: I |imerj Herbert Ray Murray James EO«i uinn Bruce M orris Thrasher aw nc fu enoo 38 yfLr£„ CAMERA SHY! FLORINE BURKE BILL PHILLIPS Juniors loe DELANEY, PRESIDENT kELVIN RANDOLPH, VICE PRESIDENT NSL8 HANSEN, SECRETARY Ion fickes, treasurer Iav allbee CAROLYN ANDERSON IM 8RIZEND INE |EN CAMPBELL PAT COOPER ELLEN 'CROWLEY •ARLENE CUDDEBACK Iarrv DOWERS MORRIS EVICK ■UD GOGUEN IlVIN GREELEY [ackie GREEN TOM HOLMES PcAN HULBURD luFORD JOHNSON |08 KAUFFMAN DONNA HUCKABY ■OY KIRKSEY Ilouise mcdermott VARY ELLEN MEEKER NANCY KOPP BIRDELLA NANCE VERNON NANCE EM I LINE OVERHULSE ANNABELLE QUEAH LAURA LEE QUINN DELORIS SNYOER HARRY V IAR JOHN WELCH MARILYN WELTER HARRY WHEELER NEIL WILSON JOHN WOOD SHIRLEY LARSON Sophomores BACK ROW! THOMPSON, GRIPS, MILLER, LINNEY, LATHROP, WIESE, GRAVES, CARROLL, PARSONS SECOND ROW! CUNNINGHAM, BIERMAN, FINE, STEPHENS, HENSKE, MOFFAT, BROWN, JOHNSON, NANCE FRONT ROW! HUDSPETH, CHAMPION, FERGUSON, LUELLING, SKINNER, TYRRELL, AMSBERRY BACK ROW! AMES, NEEDLES, WHORTON, THRASHER, NICHOLS, GRANT, SEE, HOLMES, MURPHY, NUNNALLY, BINDER SECOND ROW: MRS. LEWIS, CUPP, NATHAN, MACY, DIDDOCK, MACHAMER, PENDERGRAFT, KOSKELLA, STRATTON FRONT ROW: ALLBEE, DULING, VAN PELT, 6PRFNGEL, SMITH, GREEN, FOSTER, STANSBERRY, MR. BREWER Freshmen BACK ROW!GRESHAM, TEEMAN, KLANN, SUCKOW, WILSON, CLOWERS, RAMSEY, FIVECOAT, M KETHEN—ADVI60R FOURTH ROW: THOMPSETT, BLAIR, KEISER, EAT INGER, PIERCY, LYDY, DUFFY THIRO ROW: STWYER, GEORGE, BRYAN, MILLER, COURTNEY, GUNDERSON, CALLAWAY, HOWLANO, MYERS SECOND ROW: 6EALY, LINDQUIST, MURRAY, TRAVEN, ANDERSON, NATHAN, WHORTON, HUDDLESTON FIR6T ROW: BEARD, MILLER, LOCHRIE, WELTER, GREEN, WHITEHORN, WILLIAMS, PEAL, HUDSPETH, RONGE BACK ROW: NIELSEN, JOHNSON, IKE, WILLIAMS, DELANEY, ADAMS, HATCH, PRINDLE THIRD ROW: ILSE, DOWNS, HEN6KE, KIRKSEY, DITTON, PARSONS, WHITE, SCOTT SECOND ROW: BEASLEY, COTTON, MEURET, TAYLOR, TROUT, ALBRECHT, WHITE, STEWART FRONT ROW: DEAN. BEEBE. LINKS, M KIMENS. LAr sn “ ITR. ERB, LAWSON JERRY RAMSEY PRESIDENT HAROLD MOORE VICE PRESIDENT SUNNY NIELSEN SECRETARY LARRY FIVECOA TREASURER Pt't.l H . STUDIES ACTIVITIES FROM LEFT TO RIGHT Library Staff JAN ICE LUELLING, MARJORIE LINNEY, BEVERLY GAL8RAITH, PAT CALLAWAY, MARILYN WELTER, LOUANNA PARSONS, MRS. LEWIS Office Staff FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: RUSTY HAWORTH, CAROL QUINN, BARBARA WEBBER, DONNA HOUSTON, DOR I 6 AKEY60N, MRS. BRE6HEAR6. THE TYPIST? THAT6 HERB MURRAY White Buffalo Staff FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: TOM HOLMES, BOB KAUFFMAN, JIM BRIZENDINE, MR. HILUS, SHIRLEY CUNNINGHAM, BIRDELLA NANCE, ELAINE FFRGU80N, 6AM ALLBEE, BOB DELANEY, JEAN HULBURD, MARY IL6E, KAREN MCKIMEN8 staff: BIROELLA NANCE, EDITOR} ELAINE FERGUSON, NEIL WILSON, AD MANAGERS; SAM ALLBEE NEWS EDITOR; BOB OELANEY, SPR0T8 EDITOR; DORIS AKEYSON, FEATURE EDITOR; SHIRLEY CUNNINGHAM, CIRCULATION MANAGER Hi-Sage Staff FROM LEFT TO RIGHTl MR. HILLI6, GRACELINE CARTER, BEVERLY GALBRAITH, BARBARA WEBBER, ELAINE FERGU60N, RON FICKE6, RUSTY HAWORTH STAFF: ELAINE FERGUSON, EDITOR} RUSTY HAWORTH, ASSISTANT EDITOR} RON FICKES, SPORTS EDITOR; GRACELINE CARTER, BEVERLY GALBRAITH, ADVERTISING MANAGERS} BARBARA WEBBER, ART DIRECTOR National Honor Society top row: MR. WRIGHT, KIRKSEY, HANSEN, MR. HILLIS, MR. POLLARO. THIRO row: MISS MASSON, BROOKS, FICKE6,| VIAR, CARPENTER, CARTER, FERGUSON. SECOND row: MRS. LEWIS, NANCE, ANDERSON, SNYOER, WELTER, OVERHULSE, HAWORTH FRONT ROW: MURRAY, QUINN, WEBBER, mCkI MENS. officers: herb Murray, president; carol quinn, vice president; JOELLEN MCKIMEN6, SECRETARY; JO WEBBER, TREASURER Pep Club back row: METCALF, HOUSTON, HEARTT, GALBRAITH, WEBBER, HULBURt| NIELSEN. THIRD ROW: WEBBER, MISS BRIMMER, CUNM INGHAM, LUELLING, HEN6KE, PARSONS, WELTER. second row: MCKI MENS, CARPENTER, ANDE SON, BROWN, JOHNSON, FINE. SKEEN. FRONT ROWS FERGUSON, CARTER, HAWORTH, NANCE, OVERHULSE. OFFICERS: PRESIDENT, ELAINE FERGU80N J VICE PRESIDENT, GRACELINE CARTER; SECRETARY, RUSTY HAWORTH; TREASURER, BIROELLA NANCE Lettermen back row: BLODGETT T, NATHAN, THRASHER, CAMPBELL, BROOKS, FIELDS. THIRD ROW! FICKES, ALLBEE, GUNOERSON, MAN I ON, ALLBEF, BENDER. SECOND row: BRIZrNDINE, NICH0L6, PENDER— GR FT , HA0FRST I CH, WHORTON, UNDERWOOD. FIRST row: MR. JOHNSON, QUINN, MURRAY, DELANEY, RANDOLPH, MR. POLLARD. OFFICERS: PRESIDENT, JIM QUINN; VICE PRESIDENT, HERB MURRAY; SECRETARY, BOB DELANEY} TREASURER, MELVIN RANDOLPH G. A. A. p row: PARSONS, CARPENTER, CARTER, MISS BRIMMER, PARSONS, LINNEY, RODMAN, MOFFAT. COND row: TYRRELL, SKINNER, SNYDER, | CUNNINGHAM, LUELLING, BROWN, JOHNSON, LARSON. ONT row: HEARTT, HULBURD, HENSKE, NANCE, AMSBERRY, KOPP OFFICERS: PRESIDENT, NANCY HEARTT} VICE PRESIDENT, JEAN HULBURD} SECRETARY, SHIRLEY HENSKE} TREASURER, NAOMI NANCE} cPflQTR MAMAftra. MAP 1-1 .YU -AMRAFflftV F.H.A officers: mary ellen meeker, president; shirley Cunningham, vice president; emiline overhulse, secretary; SHIRLEY henske, treasurer F. F. A. OFFICERS DAVE GREEN, PRESIDENT; LARRY D0WER6, VICE PRESIDENT; NORMAN RUSSELL, SECRETARY; LOY KIRKSEY, treasurer; ALAN green, reporter top row: miller, hanneman, meuret, gries,] LATHROP, 6IERMAN, STEPHENS, L I Mfl OELANEY, METCALF, LINKS, GREEN, LATHROP, CARPENTER. THIRD ROW: MILLrR, TROUT, ALBRECHT, THOMPSCl FINE, FERGUSON, PARSONS, HULBURrf CROWLEY, WELTER, KIRKSEY, CARTER, HEARTT. SECOND row: AKEYSON, MCKIMENS, BEASLEY, NANCl LEWIS, SNYOER, LUELLING, CHAMPI0( COTTON, ERB, TAYLOR, BROWN. FRONT ROW: MCKIMENS, WEBBER, NANCE, GALBRAITI MEEKER, CUNNINGHAM, OVERHULSE, HENSKE, AM6BERRY, MOFFAT. BACK row: LINDQUIST, WHITE, DUFFY, PENDERGRAFT, WELCH, AMES, NEEDLES, BINDER, WOODS, EVICK, HANSEN. THIRD ROW: CLOWERS, SUCKOW, MURPHY, HOLMES, PHILLIPS, CUPP, DULING, MYERS, BENDER, NUNNALLY, THOMPSETT. SECOND row: TRAVEN, GREEN, MEURET, SMITH, RUSSELL, GREEN, DOWERS, GREEN, KIRKSEY, HABERSTICH, BEARD, MR. CHRISTEN6EN. FRONT ROW: RAM6EY, FIVECOAT, FOSTER, BRYAN, CALLAWAY, MILLER, MILLER. Boys’ Glee dp row: TED MILLER, MR. BREWER. TOM GLASS. “COND row: WAYNE TEEMAN, FRED HABERSTICH, VERNON NANCE, DAVE GREEN. ont row: ARNOLD STWYER, NORMAN RUSSELL, BILL UNDERWOOD, DON ALLBEE, EDDIE SEALEY. officers: oave green, president; NORMAN RUSSELL, everything else. A Capella op row: DAVE GREEN, JO WEBBER, NORMAN RUSSELL, SANDRA BEASLEY, KEN CAMPBELL, FRED HABERSTICH. econd row: MR. BREWER, JO MCKIMEN6, JANET LATHROP, RUSTY HAWORTH, CAROLYN ANDERSON, LOWELL NICHOLS. ont row: HERB MURRAY DON ALLBEE, GRACFLINE CARTER, JEAN HULBURD, TED MILLER, DEAN BROOKS. OFFICERS: LOWELL NICH0L6, PRES IDFNT JOELLEN MCKI MENS, VICE PRESIDENT; JOY BIRCHETT, SECRETARY-TREASURER BAND officers: ROGER DIDDOCK, PRESIDENT MELVIN RANOOLPH, VICE PRESIDENT MR. BREWER, DIRECTOR ROGER DIDDOCK, GRACELINE CARTER, MR BREWER, SHIRLEY CUNNINGHAM, MELVIN RANDOLPH OFFICERS, CON'T SHIRLEY CUNNINGHAMl SECRETARY GRACELINE CARTER, RECOROER AND ASSISTANT CONDUCTOR TOP ROW: MR. BREWER, BEARD, KIRKSEY, LINNEY, NANCE, MACHAMER, DIDOOCK, DUFFY. THIRD ROW: AMSBERRY, CARTER, CUNNINGHAM, PIERCY, EATINGER, MACY, ANDERSON, FOSTER. SECOND ROW! LINKS, HENSKE, KOPP, GREEN, RAMSEY, FI V.ECOAT, RANDOLPH, HOWLAND. FIRST ROW: ROOMAN, HULBURD, GREEN, WILLIAMS, CL0WER6, DULING, MURRAY, STANSBERRY. MAJORETTS: SALLY MOFFATT ANO KATHRYN SKINNER_______________________________________ Girl’s Glee officers: top row: HARRY VIAR, PIANIST; MR. BREWER, CONDUCTOR 80TT0M ROW: MARY ELLEN MEEKER, PRESIDENT NANCY STEWART, VICE PRESIDENT JOYE BIRTCHETT, SECRETARY •CAN HULBURD, REPORTER 60PRAN0S TOP row: ADAMS, MILLER, HENSKE, HAYES, GRAVES, HULBURD, DEAN. BOTTOM ROW: ERB, LAWSON, HUDSPETH, MILLER, MEURET, STEPHENS, MCDERMOTT. 2NO SOPRANOS TOP row: BEASLEY, WIESE, STEWART, NANCE, DARRAR, NEIL6EN, DOWNS. BOTTOM ROW: WILLIAMS, JOHNSON, TYRRELL, JOHNSON, THOMPSON, NEIL6EN, BROWN, KOPP, CUDDEBACK, LARSON. ALTOS TOP row: FINE, PARSONS, PAR60N6, PRINDLE, SCOTT. BOTTOM ROW! LATHROP, DITTON, WEBBER, MCKIMEN6, CHAMPION. Junior Play IM ,s.i IF MOTHER ONLY KNEW i . CAST MRS. MAXWELL..........CAROLYN ANOERSON MR. MAXWELL...............30B DELANEY AUNT MARY.................ROMA MARTIN CONNIE MAXWELL.........8IRDELLA NANCE BETTY LOU MAXWELL....EMI LINE 0VERHUL6E BERNAOINE...............MARILYN WELTER WILBUR MAXWELL..............BUD 60GUEN HERCULES NELSON.............SAM ALLBEE GLADYS GOOCH............ELLEN CROWLEY BRAINS BURKE............JIM BRIZENDINE DR. JEFFRY GOOCH...........JOHN WOOO STAGE MANAGERS.......KEN CAMPBELL ANC JACKIE GREEN BACK ROW: HERB MURRAY AS VICTOR WARD, DEAN BROOKS AS GARRET LYNN, BILL UNDERWOOD AS GIFFORD MORTON, DAVE GREEN AS STEVE COBB, JIM QUINN AS MR. WARD. FRONT ROW: BEVERLY GALBRAITH AS ANGELA BOYD, RUSTY HAWORTH AS BONNA LYNN, BARBARA WEBBER - STAGE MANAGER, OERONDA WEBBER AS HAZEL MILES, GRACELINE CARTER AS BESSIE RHODES Senior Play LET ME □ UT OF HERE” Cinderella Ball Jr.-Sr. Prom QUEEN GRACELINE ANO KING JIM MARY ELLEN MEEKER, BUD GOGUEN, JUNIOR ATTENDANTS; JOELLEN M KIMENS, HERS MURRAY, SENIOR ATTENDANTS; CAROLYN RRO N, DON ALLBEE, SOPHOMORE ATTENDANTS 5 BARBARA NILES, NORMAN NATHAN, FRESHMEN ATTENDANTS GRACFLINE CARTER, JIM QUINN, QUEEN Cheerleaders Rally Squad SPORTS SEASON'S RECORD MAORA5 14 MADRAS 12 MADRAS 19 MADRAS 13 MAORAS 7 MADRAS 12 MADRAS 13 STAYTCN 7 WY-EAST 21 LAKEVI -’W 7 PR IMEVILLE ■3 END I REDMOND OAKRI )GE r A , S ' 'u 5 l i -1 l r! 7 r i J Hr-lfba.tk A. a. ' 1 { Ft bgc ft F'J N 6 oC No SEASON IN BRirr A SMALL BUT SCRAPPY WHITE BUFFALO SQUAD ENDED THE season with 2 WINS AND 6 L03Sr6. HOWSVCR, THF RFCORO DCCSN'T TEL' THC WHOLC STORY. MADRAS PLAYFD SOME FINE GAMES AGAINST POWERFUL OPPONENTS. Br6T GAME OF THE vrAG WAS PROBABLY AGAINST PRIN VILLE WHICH SAW HE 4-TOUCHDOWN UNDEROOG BUFFALOES COME VERY CLOSE TO THF COWBOYS. W,TH 11 RETURNING LETTERMEN, COACH POL LARD'S BOYS MIGHT SURPRISE SOME CENTRAL OREGON CLUBS NEXT SEASON. ■piWHnirj- jar— M v ♦ 6am i F ba.cH J 4 t i t� .ro u Quart6 ' bcucK UP AND BICYCLT Team HUP 2, 3, 4, DOWN. BACK row: COACH POLLARD, STWYER, NATHAN, MAKIN60N, BRIZENDINE, HAEERSTICH, THRASHER, EVICK, HOLTHE GRANT, DIDOOCK, KIRK6EY, LEWIS, AMES, CL0WER6, CUPP, GREELY, SPRENGEL AND COACH JOHNSON. SECONi row: FIELDS, BROOKS, WHORTON, FICKES, MANION, DICKMAN, DOWERS, MYERS, UNDERWOOD, THRASHER, NICHOLS, WILSON, AND QUINN. FRONT ROW . GUNDERSON, MANAGER, RAVER, MURRAY, HORTON, FIVECOAT, DELANEY, ALBEE, JOHNSON, MOORE, SMITH, RANDOLPH, ALBEE, BLODGETT, AND PENDERGRAFT. On the Gridiron Varsity Basketball 0' BACK ROW : MACHAMER, QUINN, THRASHER, HABERSTICH, NATHAN, OIOOOCK, FRONT ROW : ALBEE, FIELDS, THRASHER, HOLMES, FICKES, ANO JOHNSON. Jr.-Varsity Basketball BACK ROW : GRANT, MACY, NICHOLS, KAUFFMAN, EATINGER, FRONT ROW : CLEMENTS, FIVECOAT, NATHAN AND VAN PELT. Charles pm pt'uc e Frzdl Voma n HOME GAMES AWAY GAMES MADRAS VIS 1 TORS MADRAS THERE 30 REDMOND 59 27 CULVFR c5 39 CULVFR 33 39 REDMOND 52 PR INFV 1 LIE 49 36 PRINFVILLE 43 37 BURNS 27 36 REOMONO 58 43 lakevifw 44 29 OAKR1OGF 64 37 prinfville 53 38 • BURNS 46 47 RFDMOND 53 42 • LAK rV1FW 52 45 OAKfiIOGF 60 31 • PR IN E V 1 L F 46 40 BENO 65 53 • 9FND 63 (league GAMES ) The Maple Court LillUMat BACK ROW : EVICK, SEE, VAN PELT, THRASHER, FIELDS, ALBEE, QUINN, ANDERSON, GREEN, EATINGER, AMES, CUPP, THOMPSETT, KEISER, LOCHRIE, THOMPSETT, AND COACH JOHNSON, FRONT ROW 5 BROOKS, KAUFFMAN, JOHNSON, MAN ION, RAMSEY, MOORE, 6PRENGFL, NATHAN, WILLIAMS, ANO HUDDLESTON, JIM QUINN, SHOT PUT WAYNE FIELDS, DISCUS DEAN BROOKS, BOB KAUFFMAN, 8RUCE THRASHER, DASHES AND COACH JOHNSON Baseball BACK ROW! HUDSPETH, 2ND BASE: LYDY, OUTEIELD: SUCKOW, OUTFIELD: KIRK6EY, OUTFIELD: BRI2ENDINE, NICHOLS, 3RD BASE: THRASHER: GUNDER60N, PITCHER: CAMPBELL, OUTFEILO: GOGUEN, SHORTSTOP: FIELD6, outfield; holmes, outfield; murphy, 1st base: greely; stansbury: welter, manager: coach pollard. FRONT ROW: MURRAY, 3RD BASE: HOLME!, SHORTSTOP: UNDERWOOD, CATCHER: DELANEY, OUTFIELD . RANDOLPH 2nd base: grant, pitcher: fickes, 1st base: and george. AFTER AN ABSENCE OF MANY YEARS, BASEBALL RETURNED TO MUH6 THIS SPRING S A MAJOR SPORT. TWENTY FOUR ASPIRING HCRSEHIDERS GREETED COACH POLLARD ON THE FIRST OAY OF PRACTICE. HANDICAPPED BY I NEXF‘ER— IENCE ANO A LACK OF PITCHERS, THIS SEASON WILL BE DEVOTED TO BUILDING AN INTEREST IN THE NEW SPORT. THE BUFFALOES WILL HAVE A TWELVE GAME SCHEDULE WHICH WILL INCLUDE BENO, REDMOND, PR I NEVILLE, SISTERS, AND CULVER. MADRAS EARL’S SUPER FOOD MARKET Where The Wise Economize Complete One Stop Food Market Inside The City-Outside The Traffic Jam Phone 2554 Madras With Best Wishes JEFFERSON COUNTY CO-OP Phone 2543 Madras The Store Where You Get Quality and Named Lines for Less Money HOME OWNED and OPERATED Try Our Store for Your Wants MADRAS DRESS SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF MADRAS BRANCH UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK PORTLAND, OREGON J. W. COPELAND YARDS Retail Lumber and Building Materials Boyson Paint and Norge Appliances Fuel aud Floor Covering Phone 2246 Madras SOUTH SIDE MARKET Lowest Prices IN CENTRAL OREGON Phone 2184 Madras MASON HOUSE CAFE Good Food and Lots of it Fried Chicken Every Day Johnny and Josephine Barksdale Stone Setting — Watch Repair Hamilton — Wyler Watches Madras Oregon PO OLE-KRI EGER IMPLEMENT CD JOHN DEERE CATERPILLAR Serving Central Oregon Everything for the Farmer Redmond — Prineville — Madras CACTUS INN CAFE Congratulations Class of '52 A Snack or a Man Sized Meal Hamburgers with a Hangover Madras Oregon Congratulations To The Class Of '52 THOMAS PIEDMONT Your Buster Brown Store Men’s 6- Childen’s Clothing Family Shoes Madras Oregon THRIFTY DRUGS Walter McCaulou The Rexall Store Phone 2142 Madras MADRAS BEAUTY SHOP A Complete Line of Beauty Service Merle Norman Cosmetics jne 2166 Lytle Bldg. EDNA HOWLAND TROUT PLUMBING CO. Plumbing Supplies Service Heating Appliances Phone 2376 Madras VALLEY VIEW DAIRY Pasteurized Dairy Products Fountain Supplies Phone 2153 Madras Congratulations to the Class of 1952 from the MADRAS PHARMACY First Rate Drugs at Cut Rate Priees Howard W. Kriz Phone 2537 Madras Bill’s Service Fastest Tire Service in Town Phone 2346 Madras MADRAS AUTO SUPPLY William L. Stillwell, Prop. Automotive Parts and Supplies Wholesale — Retail Phone 2397—Residence 2467 Madras Get MORE for what you pay, SAVE at Mode O’Day MODE O’DAY Frock Shop Lingerie — Dresses — Hosiery K. R. GROCERY Fresh Meats and Vegetables We give S H green stamps HULETTE'S FLOWERS Your Madras Florist Potted Plants Corsages Funerals Weddings Phone 2203 Madras We Telegraph Flowers Anywhere in the U. S. COME IN and eat with SHANGHAI JOE At The SHANGRILA The Only Fountain in Jefferson County Phone 2274 Madras Stop at HOTEL JEFFERSON Madras; Oregon MADRAS MARKET Quality Meats and Groceries Downtown Madras McKimens Texaco Service |_ub. Service 6- Tire Repair We Give S6-H Stamps Phone 2119 Madras The CHIEF THEATRE Phone 2444 Madras JASA IMPLEMENT CO. MADRAS J. 1 Case Dealer VARIETY STORE Your Headquarters IT COSTS LESS TO FARM WITH CASE For School Supplies Phone 2287 Madras Phone 2142 Madras WESTBERG'S Diamonds • Silverware Watches • Records Phone 2366 Madras GIVEN S UNION SERVICE 5th and B Street Phone 2364 Madras Congratulations to the Class of ’52 HESS CLOTHING STORE Phone 2137 Madras “Cleaning at its Best” MASTERCRAFT CLEANERS Phone 2526 Madras Best Wishes To The Class of ‘52 NORTH UNIT HARDWARE Building Supplies — Tools — Ranges Water Heaters Adrian Smith, Prop. Phone 2489 Madras WALSTON BARBER SHOP Q Cleanest Shave 9 and Finest Hair Cut in Town Madras Oregon NOSEBAG CAFE 1 Mile South of Town Highway 97 Grant’s Trailer Camp Ice - Groceries - Beverages | HE fist rf file ?WlW WARM SPRINGS MEACHEM 6-JACKSON BROS. Buy At Chevron Gas Station Phone 2017 Warm Springs M ACY’S RAINBOW on the DESHUTES General Merchandise Home for Sea Foods Phone 2749 Warm Springs VILLAGE CAFE On the Banks of the Deschutes Banquets and Parties Open 24 hours Phone 2879 Warm Springs RAINBOW GROCERY On The Deschutes Warm Springs THRASHER 6- THOMAS Me Give S -H Green Stamps Mobil Station-Deschutes Bridge Phone 2741 (Madras) SEE MERCANTILE CO. Lubrication Specialists Tuue-ups and Minor Repairs Groceries, Meats,Gen. Merchandise Philco (� • Sunbeam Appliances Let us Serve You Phone 2012 Warm Springs Jefferson Potato Co. Norm and Vic Hyder Phone 2197 Metolius CULVER CASH STORE Groceries F rozen Food Lockers Phone 2150 Culver SCHROEDER’S Where Quality Counts” General Merchandise Phone 2553 Metolius CARTER POTATO CO. We Grow and Sell The Best Potatoes in JEFFERSON COUNTY Phone 3552 Culver Metolius CASHWAY SUPPLIES Hardware-- Paints FARMERS SUPPLY CO. Builders Supplies Hardware, Feed and Implements Phone 2192 Metolius Phone 2401 Culver PRINEVILLE ERICKSONS in Prineville Where all Central Oregon Shops ERICKSONS DEPARTMENT STORE ERICKSONS SUPER MARKET For Food or Clothing it’s ERICKSONS WALTER'S SHOE STORE Buster Brown Shoes Foot Fashion and Comfort At Budget Prices W 3rd Prineville MUNKRES Camera Office Supply -Remington Rand- Prineville Oregon FOSTER’S CREDIT JEWELRY Bulova Watches Keepsake Diamonds Phone 6427 Prineville Oregon PRINEVILLE HARDWARE CO. Hardware • Mill Supplies • Sporting Tools Paint and Oils Roofing • Plumbing Supplies Prineville Oregon SINNARD FURNITURE New and Used Redmond, Oregon Phone 257J 5th E St. REDMOND COLUMB A TRU-FIT DIAMONDS WATCHES SILVERWARE Elgin SATTERLEE BROS. International Gruen Wallace Groton Reed Barton Hamilton Redmond - Prineville Qorham Omega YOUR 61 FT HEADQUARTERS Towle THE MEN’S SHOP REDMOND Rogers Lynch GALBRAITH’S RICHFIELD SERVICE RICHFIELD PRODUCTS We Give S H Green Stamps 6th A St. Redmond, Ore9on SQUARE DEAL THE FAIR STORE FURNITURE CO. To CLASS Home of Westinghouse Appliances Visit our Complete Yard Good Dept. Across Street from Post Office Phone 144 5th E. Redmond Redmond MADRAS MAIN STREET GARAGE, Inc. 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