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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1953 volume:

.Jf -lyH 2 9r ; . . 1 .A - _ Presented by the Student Body of Madras Union High School Madras Oregon Birdella Nance, Editor FACULTY Mr. Carl V. Rhoda Superintendent, Principal T Mr. Wright Guidance. geometry, chemistry. algebra I. Student Council. National Honor Society, soph, sponsor Mr. Christensen Agriculture, shop, travel and study. FFA, frosh. sponsor Mrs. Piedmont Assistant Clerk Mrs. Breshears Clerk Mr. Hillis English IV. public speaking, journalism, typography, publications Mr. Collins Art. English I. mechanical drawing. biology, asst, dramatics Mrs. McKethen Typing I. bookkeeping, shorthand, asst. sr. sponsor. student body treasurer Miss Masson English I and II. dramatics. asst. soph, sponsor Mr. McKethen U. S. history, soc ec, asst, soph, sponsor, ticket seller mgr. Mrs. Lewis Librarian, English III. algebra I, sr. sponsor Mr. Johnson Gen. science. P. E.. health, athletics, intramurals, asst, frosh. sponsor Mr. Stivers Social science, gen. math, algebra I, asst. jr. sponsor Miss Joyce Gen. math.. P. E., health, Pep, GAA, asst. jr. sponsor Mr. Brewer Band, Mixed Glee. Girls Glee, Program music, asst, frosh. sponsor Miss Cushman Guidance, home ec. FHA, i-asst. soph, sponsor Mr. Pollard Biology. P. E., health, athletics. Lettermen and Jr. sponsor Mrs. Watson and Mrs. Ames Cafeteria cooks Mr. Clowers Custodian STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Emiline Overhulse. secretary; Ron Fickes, president; Roger Diddock, vice-president; Birdella Nance, assistant treasurer. STUDENT COUNCIL Mr. Wright, faculty adviser; Billy Machamer, junior representative; Kenneth Smith, junior president; John Wood, senior representative; Bob Delaney, senior president; Dwayne Hansen, freshman representative; Jerry Sprengel, freshman president; Jerry Ramsey, sophomore president; Larry Fivecoat, sophomore representative; Ron Fickes, student body president; Roger Diddock, vice president; Emiline Overhulse, secretary; Birdella Nance, assistant treasurer; Larry Dowers, parliamentarian. SALUTATORIAN BIRDELLA NANCE RUNNER-UP EMILiNE OVERHULSE X. RUNNER-UP CAROLYN ANDERSON Ken Campbell Shirley Larsen Mary Ellen Meeker Don Moe Gwcnith Wilson Bud Goguen Marilyn Welter Sam Allbee Y erl Barrv Louise Hammett Bob Kauffman Melvin Randolph Leo Sullivan Vernon Nance Harry YVheclci Laura Lea Quinn JUNIOR CLASS Don Allbee, Raymond Ames. Marilyn Amsberry, Barbara Ankney. Janet Bierman, Clayton Binder. Joye Birtchet, Carolyn Brown. Leah Carroll, Lu Ann Champion, Evelyn Crandall, Shirley Crandall. Jim Dickman, Roger Diddock, David Duling, Faye Ferguson, Margaret Fine, Kenny Foster. Kitty Gates, Samuel Goodwin, Alan Green, Loretta Hayes, Shirley Henske. Norman Holmes. Mary Johnson, Raymond Koskcla, Charlotte Lathrop. Billy Maehamer. Danny Macy, Mary Jane McCulley. Richard Meuret, Bob Murphy. Naomi Nance, Charles Nathan. Stanley Needles, Lowell Nichols. -V Jerry Nunnallv, Carolyn Otey, Louanna Parsons, Vernon Pendergraft. Charles See. Roberta Slinker. Bob Sprengel, Jay Stansberry, Irma Stephens, Everett Stratton. Anne Thomsen, Norman Thrasher. Pat Tyrrell, Mary Jane Weise. Chester Van Pelt, Norma Jean VVulf. SOPHOMORE CLASS Top row: Nathan, Moore, Fivecoat, Courtney, Williams, Blair, Skeen, G. Taylor, Seeley, Stone. Third row: Lockrie, Miss Cushman, sponsor; Metcalf. V. Taylor, Trout, Downs, Meuret. Hanneman, Henske, Traven, Grisholm. Second row: Calloway, Miss Masson, sponsor; Raver, Beebe, Valentine. Donnelly, Moody, Ike, Travis. Front row: Welter, treasurer; Ramsey, president; Beasley, secretary; Murray, vice-president. Top row: McClure, C. White, Teeman, Gunderson, Reiser, Myers, Lindquist, Whorton. Third row: Peal, Clements, Stwyer, Hudspeth. Beard. Tompsett. Howland. Second row: Runge, Harris, Stewart, Hatch, Cotton, Peterson, Griffith. Front row: McKimens. M. White, Albrecht, Meacham, Lawson. Top row: Linn. Orrell. Wray. Thomas. Leno. Hatch. Tompsett. Nowland, Binder. Beckwith. Earle. Third row: Mr. Brewer, sponsor; Needles. Brunoe, Moe, Chamness. Larsen. Greeley. Hilbrands. Mr. Johnson, sponsor. Second row: Hogan. Houston. Stephens. Dowers. Harris. Parker. Ames. Heffner. Stolp, Dick. Williams, Yahtin. Front row: Sprengel. president; Anderson, vice-pre ident; Pendergraft. secretary; Koskela, treasurer. FRESHMAN CLASS Top row: Bryan. Klann, Miller, Green, Anderson, George, Lydy, Clowers. Second row: Sahlberg, Rodman. Lathrop, Parsons Lewis. Nance, Kirksey. Front row: Surplus. Erb, Links. Adams, Delaney, Johnson, Whitehorn. Top row: Hawley, Olsen, Carpenter. Lane, Lewis. Kollen, Hansen. Third row: Prater. Macy, Harriss. Myers. Brooks, Anderson, Bushnell. Mason, Keo. Second row: Travis, Greenwood, Snyder, Schmitt, Abrams, Duling, Palin, Johnson. Front row: Schroeder, Christiansen, Wing, Bone, Van Wert, Broadbent, Jennerjohn. Top row: Ferguson, Watson, Weathers, Colwash, Hays, Klassert, Moore, Needles. Carroll. Third row: Wieser. Dee, Stratton. Edgmon, Stahi. Jim. Thrasher. Wells. Second row: Courtney. Van Wert, Henske, Quinn, Butcher. John, Meacham, F. Smith. Front row: Charley, M. Smith, Birdwell, Rhodes, Champion, Brunoe, Johnson. TYPOGRAPHY JUNIOR ENGLISH PHYSICAL ED HOME EC CHEMISTRY SHOP BIOLOGY GEOMETRY ART THIRD PERIOD SOC EC OFFICE STAFF Shirley Henske, 2nd period; Bob Delaney, 1st; Carolyn Anderson, 3rd; Sylvia Bres-hears, clerk; Mr. Rhoda, principal; Marilyn Welter, 5th; Sandra Beasley, 6th. LIBRARY STAFF Dona Huckaby, third period; Delores Snyder, fifth; Jan Luelling, first, Mary Ellen Meeker, sixth; Mrs. Lewis, librarian; Marilyn Amsberry, second; Loretta Parsons, noon hour; Pat Cooper, fourth. HI-SAGE STAFF Patty Bone, assistant advertising manager; Della Duling, art editor; Emiline Overhulse, advertising manager; Birdella Nance, editor; Dave Duling, sports editor; Carolyn Anderson, assistant editor; Nels Hansen, general assistant. WHITE BUFFALO STAFF David Duling. sports editor; Carolyn Brown, reporter; Louanna Parsons, news editor; Verl Barry, reporter; Shirley Cunningham, editor; Nels Hansen, feature editor; Emiline Overhulse. ad manager; Colleen Meacham, Birdella Nance, Jim Travis, Pat Tyrrell, Melvin Randolph, Delores Snyder, Jan Luelling. Marilyn Amsberry, reporters. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Top row: Mr. Wright, adviser; Nichols, Fickes, initiating officer; Kirksey. vice-president; Mrs. Lewis, Miss Masson, Mr. Hillis, advisers. Second row: Anderson. Mr. Pollard .adviser; Hansen, president; Duling, Smith, Did-clock. Nathan. Front row: Nance, Parsons. Henske, Cunningham, Brown, Johnson, Snyder, Luelling. Not pictured: Overhulse, Welter, secretary-treasurer. QUILL AND SCROLL Tow row: Luelling, Snyder, Amsberry, Anderson, Duling, vice-president; Hansen. Front row: Overhulse, Cun ningham, president; Parsons, Brown, treasurer; Nance, secretary; Mr. Hillis, adviser. LETTERMAN'S CLUB Top row: Nathan, Keiser, Machamer, Diddock, Fickes, Campbell, Lane, Hansen, Wilson. Wood. Third row: Evick, Nichols, Brizendine, Fivecoat, Holmes, Lydy, Lockrie, Gunderson. Second row: Goguen, Dowers, Welter. Manion, Kauffman, Pendergraft, Clowers, Stratton. Front row. Moore. Dickman, Delaney, Hudspeth, S. Allbee, secretary-treasurer; Smith, Randolph, president; D. Allbee, vice-president. GAA Top row: Harris, Stewart, S. Meacham, M. Smith. Charley. C. Johnson. John, Moody, C. Meacham, Yahtin, F. Smith, Dick. Third row: Metcalf, Cooper, Carroll, Butcher, Valentine, Meuret, Hanncman, K. Johnson, Duling, B. Snyder, Hulburd, Bone. Henske. Second row: Nance, Brown, White, Birtchet, D. Snyder, Luelling, Slinker, Schmitt, Abrams, Quinn, Schroeder, Christiansen, Van Wert, Greenwood. Front row: Larsen, treasurer; Cunningham, secretary; Tyrrell, president; Amsberry, vice-president; M. Johnson, recorder; Miss Joyce, adviser. Top row: Hulburd, Birtchet, Meeker, Ferguson, Fine, c. Harris, Charley, John, Ankney, Green, Gates, Quinn, Schroeder, Christiansen, Graybael, Duhng, Dowers, B. Snyder. Third row: C. Lathrop, Meuret, McKimens, Albrecht, White, Metcalf, Erb, J. Lathrop, I. Stephens, Siinker, Birdwell, Kirksey, Wulf, G. Harris. Koskela. Ames. Second row: Travis, Champion, Overhulse, Delaney, Bone, D. Snyder, Luelling, Cunningham, Taylor, Trout. Schmitt, Abrams. Johnson, Palin. D. Stephens, Greenwood, Pendergraft. Front row: Miss Cushman, adviser; Gtey, historian; Beasley, treasurer; Henske, president; Amsberry, vice-president; Links, parliamentarian; Bier-man, secretary. FFA Top row: Wray, Calloway, Van Pelt, Grisholm. L. Tompsett. Lydy. E. Needles, Hansen, Carpenter. Kolien, Myers. Welch, Sullivan. Moore. Third row: Bryan, Evick, Holmes, Binder. Colwash. Olsen. Duling. A. Green, Meuret. G. Tompsett, Ames. Brooks. Second row: J. Green, D. Needles. Pendergraft. Clowers, Traven, Miller. Nunnally, Hudspeth, Beard, Foster. Mason. Chamness. Front row: Watson, Surplus, Fivecoat, reporter; Ramsey, secretary; Dowers, president; Kirksey, vice-president; Wood, treasurer; Runge, Wells, Keo. Mr. Christiansen, adviser. MAJORETTES Schroeder, D; Metcalf, S; Meeker, M; McDermott, E.; Parker, M.; White, M. BAND Top row: Gunderson, Myers, Moore, Fivecoat, Clowers. Randolph, president and assistant conductor; Diddock. vice-president; Macy, Machamer, Howland. Beckwith. Fifth row: Frigaard, Travis, Houston. J. Van Wert, Kirk-sey, S. Van Wert, Moe, G. Harris, Cournry. Foster. Stansberry. Ramsey. Fourth row: Wuinn, Links. J. Green, secretary; Brooks. Lydy, Lockrie, B. Harriss. Third row: Chrstiansen. Anderson. Piercy. Sahlberg. Greenwood. Jerry Green, recorder; Bushnell. Second row: Nance. Mr. Brewer, director; McClure, Beard, C. Harris, Murray, Rodman, Pendergraft, Hays. Front row: Metcalf, Schro2dcr. Meeker, Wh.te. Parker, McDermott, majorettes. GIRLS’ GLEE Top row: Mr. Brewer, director; Anderson, P. Nance, N. Nance, Bone. Links. Albrecht. Third row: Ike. Downs, Abrams. Schmitt, Parsons, Hanneman, Lathrop, Lewis, Valentine. Second row: Adams, Lawson, Green. McDermott. Otey, Hulburd, Henske, Huckaby, Erb. Front row: Larsen, president; Welter, vice-president; Wiese, secretary-treasurer; Delaney, librarian. MIXED GLEE Top row: Welter, Sprengel, Orrell, Nathan. Brizendine. Manion, Nance, V. Barry, Thrasher. Peal. Allbee. Fourth row: Clements, Teeman. Stwyer, Campbell. M .Johnson, Brown, Jennerjohn. A. Johnson. Ankney. Third row: Beebe, K. Johnson, Palin. Meeker. Stephens. Broadbent. Second row: Tyrrell. Champion. Ames. Henske. Lathrop. Koskela, Bierman. Heffner. Mr. Brewer, director; Beasley. Front row: P. Barry, vice-president; Nichols, librarian; Birtchet, president. PEP CLUB Top row: Snyder, Meuret, Otey, Lawson, Luelling, Stewart, Erb, Stephens. Welter, Louanna Parsons, B. Nance, Metcalf. Third row: Tyrrell, Hatch, Moody, McKimens, Albrecht, White, Birtchet. Beasley. Johnson, Amsberrv. Meacham, Henske. Second row: Hulburd, Kirksey, P. Nance, Hanneman, Raver. Trout, Taylor. Rodman. Links. L. Parsons, Ferguson, Valentine. Front row: Overhulse, president; Brown, vice-president; Anderson, secretary; Cunningham, treasurer; Miss Joyce, adviser. TUMBLING TEAM Deanna Schroeder, Shirley Quinn. Hence Hogan. Ann Travis. Mary Ellen Meeker. Phyllis Barry, Pat Tyrrell, Pat Bone. Bette Lou Snyder JUNIOR PLAY “A READY-MADE FAMILY” Cast Marilyn Amsberry .............Prompter Don Allbee ................Bob Martyn Pat Tyrrell ..............Doris Turner Everett Stratton ....... Stage Manager Roger Diddock .....................Sam Turner Joye Birtchet .................Marilee Martyn Lu-Ann Champion ..............Prompter Carolyn Otey .......Mrs. Agnes Martyn Raymond Ames ...........Stage Manager Charles Nathan ............Mr. Turner Shirley Cunningham .....Gracie Martyn Louanna Parsons .....Miss Ldyia Martyn Shirley Henske .....Begonia Washington Lowell Nichols .........Nicodemus Pipp Journalism Award Winners These journalism students at Madras Union High school came home from the March 28 Northwest journalism competition at Pacific university with awards in three out of five classes. Pat Tyrrell, left, took third in speech reporting. Shirley Cunningham, center, took first in editorial writing; and Nels Hansen, right, took second in sports SCHOOL SONG Tune - Stein Song Hail to dear old Madras High Glory and honor bright Lift your voices loud once again We're forging on with oovrer and might. Fight! Fight! Fight J Chant the chorus to the skies Singing her glorious nraise Here's a toast to dear old Madras The high school of our hearts always. To the white, to the blue, to the beautiful colors so tried and true, To the vim, to the fight, to the oep that will battle and win for us, To the youth, to the fire, to the life that is moving and calling us, To the boys who are true and the girls who are with us today Oh-O-C (reneat first half) DREAM GIRL AND BOY CUPCAKE KING AND QUEEN SWEETHEARTS Linda Abrahms and Mike Leno Helen Links and Gene Picrcy CINDERELLA AND PRINCE CHARMING JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM COURT Le Roy Stahi, Della Duling. freshmen; Bob Kauffman, senior. Mary Ellen Meeker. Queen, senior; Shirley Larsen, senior, Sam Allbee, King, senior; Pat Tyrrell, Lowell Nichols, juniors; Joanne Parker, sophomore, Mike Leno, stand-in for sophomore Jerry Ramsey. CHEERLEADERS Pat Tyrrell, Joye Birtcliet, Emiline Overhulse RALLY SQUAD Helen Albrecht. Ann Broadber.t, Marilyn Welter, Patty Bone, Virginia Pendergraft. Marion Wood. SPORTS flj Clockwise: S. Allbee. L. Fivccoal. M. Lochrie. K. Smith. J. Delaney. L. Nichols, R. Fickes. N. Nathan, L. Dowers. R. Olsen. K. Campbell, D. Lane, J. Ke.ser, D. Allbee, C. Nathan. xl Lydy, J.Brizcndino, C. Beard. B. Goguen. G. Glowers. H. Moore. C. Myers. B. J. Wood.M. Randolph, S. Colwash, V. Pendergraft, N. Jim. B. Sprengel. L. Stahi. FOOTBALL TEAM ii mi . IT HI If Ii l� —v' 1 ' r'pfc 1 Til - till k • «. • ••• till i -. V • •••« ft ... f. .1 •L.V , g 8 � 1 -j, c2 -■ ■ 18-- ?4 - 3Q s | j w 1 v ?-c’ © : y ,, 4 - '• - 32 - fc a J o q -B 7, , c t. i ‘ ..] V y 3 Vv-• -• o T70 cc i5' tp r� P u r S3 a° Top row: Mr. Pollard, coach; Lydy, Myers, Reiser, N. Nathan, Brizendine. Fickes, Lane. Dowers, Clowers, C. Nathan, Mr. Johnson, coach. Second row: Hansen, manager; Jim, Stahi, Nichols. Fivecoat, Wood. Goguen. Col-wash, Campbell, S. Allbee, D. Allbee. Front row: Stratton manager; Olsen, Sprengel. Moore. Beard, Smith, Lock-rie, Delaney, Randolph, Pendergraft, Ramsey, manager. FOOTBALL SCORES Madras 18 Bend 33 Madras 12 Wy’East 12 Madras 19 Lakeview 6 Madras 0 Prineville 21 Madras 24 Stayton 6 Madras 26 John Day 0 Madras 13 Redmond 19 Madras 13 Oakridge 19 The Buffalo gridmen started the season with 13 returning lettermen. In the season opener, the Bend Lava Bears defeated them 33-18, but the next weekend saw the Buffs hold Wy’East to a tie, 12-12. Little trouble was encountered against Lakeview the week following, as Madras dropped them 19-6. Prineville, who later became state champions, galloped through the Buffalo line to stop them cold, 21-0. Two successive victories over Stayton and John Day followed this loss. But Redmond and Oakridge, with taller, heavier players, held the home clan to 13 points each game, while scoring 19 per contest of their own. The Buffs wound up the season with a three win. four loss, one tie record. Coach Bob Pollard says that if the boys play efficiently during the coming season, it should be a successful one. Rankrtbuil Smon Review The Buffaloes, coached by Ole Johnson, jamboree in Redmond and won two games out of three to place second to Bums, fter started the basketball season at the annual three successive victories following, they journeyed to McMinnville to attend the Lin-field ‘Old Grads’ tournament. Here they won eve Nc',Tport. tourr-'mer.t favorite, and Wtt-lamina. but were dropped bv Oakridge to place second in the contest. They were awarded the sportsmanship trophy, also. During the remainder of the season they won 7 games out of 15, making them eligible for the district tournament, at which they placed fourth in the league to end the season. Base B. Delaney, B. Machamer, R. Fickes, N. Holmes. H. Moore. D. Allbec. D. Macy, R. Diddock. C. Nathan, L. Fivecoat, N. Thrasher. L. Nichols. VARSITY Top row: TvCr. Johnson, coach; Duane Anderson, manager; Harold Moore. Norman Holmes. Lowell Nichols. Dan Macy, Larry Fivecoat. Larry Welter, manager; Jerry Ramsey, basketball trainer. Front row: Bob Delaney. Charles Nathan. Roger Did-dock. Bill Machamer. Ron Fickes, captain; Norman Thrasher. Don Allbee. Culver 27 Madras 46 Prinevillc 29 Madras 34 Prineville 25 Madras 30 Rainier 46 Madras 42 Rainier 56 Madras 43 Bend 54 Madras 52 Burns 50 Madras 36 Lakeview 47 Madras 48 Grant Union 53 Madras 78 Redmond 70 Madras 37 Culver 46 Madras 56 Redmond 44 Madras 43 Bend 45 Madras 40 Prineville 41 Madras 44 Grant Union 43 Madras 71 Burns 43 Madras 49 Lakeview 44 Madras 63 Prineville 44 Madras 43 Redmond 64 Madras 47 Bend 57 Madras 51 District tournament scores. JUNIOR VARSITY Top row: Terry Courtney. Ellis Hudspeth. Bruce Brunoe, Sammie Colwash, Mr. Pollard, coach. Front row: John Traven, Carl Anderson, Jerry Sprengel, Norman Nathan, LeRoy Stahi, Rudy Clements. TRACK Back row—D. Anderson, manager, Kaiser, Eatinger, Welch, Stratton, Machamer, Macy, Leno, Hansen, Kauffman, Evick, Brizendine, Koskela, Earl, Coach Ole Johnson. 2nd row—Stahi, Myers, Nathan, J. Sprengel, George, See, Pendergraft, Lochrie, Thrasher, Bruno, Williams, Allbee. Greeley. 1st row—Jim, Stone, Moore, Smith, Sur plus, Clowers, Colwash, E. Anderson, J. Green, Courtney, B. Sprengel. BASEBALL Back row—Chamness. manager. Blair, Lydy, Nichols, Geguen. Howland. Dickman, Diddock, Holmes, Fickes. Campbell, Lane, Thrasher, Beard. Peal, manager. Frontrow—Wells, McClure, Mason, Olson, Delaney, Fivecoat, Hudspeth, Traven, Allbee, Randolph, Clements. Senior Histories Allbee, Sam; Trans, from Caldwell, Idaho-2 Class treasurer-2 Football-2. 3, 4 Basketball-2 Track-2, 3, 4 Lettermen’s Club-3, 4 Secty-treasurer-4 “If Mother Only Knew”-3 Mixed Glec-4 Prom Court-4 Dowers, Larry; FFA-1. 2. 3, 4 Vive-president-3 President-4 Football-1, 2, 3, 4 Track-1, 2, 3, 4 Lettermen’s Club-3, 4 Student Council-4 Student Body Parliamentarian-4 Hulburd, Jean; Clce Club-1. 2. 3, 4 GAA-1. 2, 3, 4 FHA-1, 2. 3, 4 Square Dance Club-1, 2 A capella Choir-2, 3 Band-3 Pep Club-3, 4 National Honor Society-4 Anderson, Carolyn; GAA-1,2 FHA-1 Pep-2, 3, 4 Secretary-4 Class treasurer-4 Daisy Mae-2 National Honor Society-3, 4 Quill and Scroll-4 “If Mother Only Knew ”-3 Glee Club-1, 2, 4 A capella Choir-3 “Hi-Sage” Asst, editor-4 Honor Roll-1, 2, 3, 4 Brizendine, Jim; Football-1. 2. 3. 4 Track-1, 2, 3, 4 L � Herman's Club-2. 3. 4 “White Buffalo” staff-3 FFA-1, 2 Class treasurer-2 A capella Choir-2 “If Mother Only Knew”-3 Mixed Glee-4 Campbell, Ken; A eaoella Cho r-2 “White Buffalo” staff-2 Football-3, 4 Baseball-3, 4 “If Mother Only Knew”-3 Lettermen’s Club-3, 4 Mixed Glec-4 Cooper, Pat; FHA-1 GAA-4 Library staff-4 Cuddeback, Darlene; Transferred from Caldwell, Idaho-2 FHA-1 GAA-1 Class secrctary-2 Student Council-2 Yell leader-2 Glee Club-1, 3 Evick, Morris; FFA-1, 2, 3, 4 Lettermen’s Club-3 Track-3 Fickes, Ron; Honor roll-1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball-2, 3, 4 Football-3, 4 Baseball-3, 4 Lettermen’s Club-3, 4 National Honor Society-3, 4 Quill and Scroll-2, 3 Journalism-2 Annual staff-3 Citizenship award-2, 3 Scholastic award-1, 3 Frigaard, Tom; Trans, from Salem, Oregon-3 Band-1, 2, 3, 4 FFA-2, 3 Green, Jackie; Band-1, 2, 3, 4 Secretary-4 Glee-1, 2, 4 FHA-2, 3. 4 “White Buffalo” staff-4 “If Mother Only Knew”-3 Honor roll-1 Goguen, Bud; Trans, from Gresham, Oregon-2 Track-2 Football-2, 4 Baseball-3, 4 Lettermen’s Club-3, 4 Square Dance Club-4 National Honor Society-4 If Mother Only Knew”-3 Hammett. Louise; FHA-1, 3 Band-1 Glee-3 Class secretary-4 Kauffman, Bob; Transferred from California-2 Band-2 Class vice-president-2 Student Council-2,‘3 Cloak and Dagger-2 Lettermen’s Club-2. 3, 4 Class representative-3 “Sluce Box” staff-1 Prom Court-4 “White Buffalo” staff-3 Basketball-2, 3, 4 Track-1, 2, 3, 4 Kirksey, Loy; Band-1, 2 FFA-1, 2, 3. 4 Treasurer-3 Vice-president-4 Football-1. 3 Baseball-3 National Honor Society-3, 4 Vice-presidcnt-4 Chemistry assistant-4 Larsen, Shirley; Glee Club-1. 2. 3, 4 President-2, 3, 4 GAA-1. 2. 3. 4 Treasurer-4 FHA-1 Class president-2. 3 Class vice-president-2 If Mother Only Knew”-3 Prom Court-4 Manion, Ed; Track-1, 2. 3 Basketball-1, 2 Football-3. 4 Lettermen’s Club-1, 2, 3, 4 FFA-1, 2 Sgt. at Arms-2 Class Sgt. at Arms-1. 2 Cupcake Dance Attendant-3 Mixed Glee-4 Delaney, Bob; Hansen. Ncls; Football-1. 2. 3, 4 Basketball-1, 2, 4 Track-2 Baseball-3, 4 Class president-1, 2, 3, 4 Lettermen's Club-2. 3. 4 Student Council-1. 2. 3. 4 “White Buffalo” staff-3 “If Mother Only Knew -3, Honor Society-4 Central Oregon SHident Council President-4 FFA-1. 2. 3 Treasurer-2 Class secretary-treasurer-3 National Honor Society-3, 4 Prosident-4 Class vice-president-4 Quill and Scroll-4 White Buffalo” staff-4 “Hi-Sage” staff-4 Honor roll-2. 3. 4 Sports Writing. 2nd place Northwest competition at P. U.-4 Meeker, Mary Ellen; Majorette-1, 2. 3. 4 FHA-1, 2. 3. 4 President-4 Prom Court-3. 4 Glee Club-1, 2, 3. 4 President-3 Library staff-4 Nance. Birdella; White Buffalo staff-1, 2. 3. 4 Assistant editor-1 Editor-3 FHA-1. 2, 3 Reporter-2 Parliamentarian-3 Quill and Scroll-2, 3. 4 Secretary-4 Club-2. 3. 4 easurer-3 i . 2, 3. 4 Scholaiw. award-2 National Honor Society-3. 4 If Mother Only Knew -3 Hi-Sage Editor-4 Assistant Student Body Treasurer-4 Student Council-4 Nance. Vernon; Band-1, 2. 3, 4 Bovs' Glee-3 Basket ba 11-1 Mixed Glee-4 Ovcrhulse. Emiline; Band-1 GAA-1 Teen Age Dance Council-1. 2 Secretary-1. 2 FHA-2, 3, 4 Pep Club-2. 3. 4 President-4 National Honor Society-3. 4 Quill and Scroll-4 Ad. Manager White Buffalo' -4 Ad. Manager Hi-Sage -4 Student Council-4 Student Body Secretary-4 Rally Squad-3 Yell Quocn-4 Cindorella-4 Sweetheart Ball attendant-3 Cupcake Dance attendant-3 Clcc-2 Q rihpama. Annabellc; GAA-1. 2. 3. 4 FHA-1. 3. 4 Girls' Glee-1. 2. 4 Mixed Glec-4 Square Dance Club-2 Pep Club-4 Quinn. Laura Lea: Transferred from Bend. Oregon-1 Band-1 GAA-1 Randolph. Melvin; Class treasurer-1 Class vice-president-3 Track-1 Football-1. 2. 3. 4 Baseball-3. 4 President. Lettermen’s Club-4 Band-1, 2. 3. 4 President-2. 4 Vice-president-3 Assistant conductor-4 National Honor Society-4 White Buffalo staff-4 President of Teen Age Council-4 Snyder, Delores; FHA-1. 2. 3. 4 GAA-2. 3. 4 Square Dance Club-2 Rock Club-3 National Honor Society-3. 4 Quill and Scroll-4 White Buffalo staff-4 Pep Club-4 Welch. John; FFA-1, 2. 3. 4 Track-4 Welter. Marilyn; Honor roll-1. 2. 3. 4 Class secretary-1 GAA-1. 2 Band-1 Glee Club-4 Vice-president-4 Prom Court-2 National Honor Society-3. 4 Secretary-4 Pep Club-3. 4 FHA-2. 3. 4 Rally squad-3. 4 If Mother Only Knew -3 Wheeler, Harry; Football-1. 4 White Buffalo staff-3 FFA-1. 2 Typography-4 Wilson. Gwen; Band-1. 2 Glee Club-1. 2 GAA-1 FHA-1 Square Dance Club-2 Legend of Coffin Castle -3 Gym Jamboree-3 Hi-home Club-3 Girls Baseball League-3 Here’s Your Alma Mater -I Wilson, Neil; Lcttermen's Club-3, 4 White Buffalo staff-3 Wood, John; Trans, from Albany. Oregon Football-1, 3. 4 FFA-3, 4 Treasurer-4 Parliamentary team-4 Student Council-4 ‘If Mother Only Knew -3 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 _ The Store Where You Get With Best Wishes Quality and Named Lines for Less Money JEFFERSON COUNTY CO-OP HOME OWNED and OPERATED Try Our Store for Your Wants Phone 2543 Madras MADRAS DRESS SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF MADRAS BRANCH UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK PORTLAND, OREGON J. W. 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Plumbing Supplies Service Heating Appliances Phone 2376 Madi VALLEY VIEW DAIRY Pasteurized Dairy Products Fountain Supplies Congratulations Class of '53 MADRAS PHARMACY First Rate Drugs at Cut Rate Prices James M. Wray Phone 2537 Madras North End Union Service Fastest Tire Service in Town Phone 2346 Madras MADRAS AUTO SUPPLY William L. Stillwell, Prop. Automotive Parts anti Supplies Wholesale - Retail Phone 2397—Residence 2467 Madras Get MORE for what you pay, SAVE at Mode O’Day MODE O’DAY Frock Shop Blouses - Lingerie - Dresses - Hosiery 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 l_ub. 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