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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1954 volume:

We, the graduating class of 1954, dedicate our year book, the Hi-Sage, to Roy Clowers, custodian and friend of all. During our four years we have asked much, and never been refused. He has disrupted his schedule many times to help us with plays and dances and to help clean up after initiations. Good luck, Roy. Well always remember you with a soft spot in our hearts. Senior Class, 1954 Faculty Mr. Rhoda, Principal Mr. Jack McKethen Social science, history Mr. Mark Collins Art department Mr. Howard Hillis Eng. IV, public speaking, pub. Miss Mary Ann Cushman Home Economic department Mrs. Myrtis Lewis Dean of Girls, Li. Eng. Ill, lage. Mr. William Gardner History, math. Mr. Leno Christensen Agriculture department Miss Barbara Joyce General math, PE Mr. Robert Duke English 1, III, social science Mrs. Isabelle McKethen Commercial department Jfl Ml Mr. Robert Pollard Social Science, PE, athletics Mr. Ole Johnson General science, PE, athletics Mr. Robert Brewer Music department Miss Marguerite Kelly English I, II Dean of Boys, science, math. Student Body Officers Danny Macy, advertising manager; Roger Diddock, president; Shirley Cunningham Reynolds, secretary; Jerry Ramsej vice-president; Shirley Henske. treasurer; Alan Green, parliamentarian. Student Council Left to right: top row: Macy, Krebs, Green, Moore, Duling. Second row- Fivecoat, Wood, Schroeder, Albrecht, Brown. Front row: Henske, treasurer; Diddock, president; Ramsey, vice-president;’ Reynolds, secretary. SENIOR PROPHECY 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 0—release rockets! We’re off on a trip to the earth. The year is 1970, my silent moon-maid Charlene Harris and I are leaving a la-carte strip located in the capital of the moon. In a matter of seconds, we’ve cut rockets and are drifting over Central Oregon, banana capital of the universe. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Diddock, famed fisson-banana tycoons, chauffeured by Shirley Cunningham Reynolds, are touring their' plantation via H20-powered ship, designed by Dick Meuret. Nearing Madras, we see that station KRAZY-TV, under the management of Charles See and Faye Ferguson Incorporated, is still in operation. Reporting to work is Everett Stratton, the new Caruso. Other famed stars lolling about the premises are: Loretta and Louanna Parsons, currently starring in “My Friend Herma”; Charlotte Lathrop, “Betty Button’’; Jerry McBride, “Space-hound for the FBI’’; Donna Huckaby, “Schmedda Schmop-per”; and Kenny Foster replacing Jack Erb on “Snagnet”. On stage we hear the voices of Margaret Fine, Kitty Gates, and Naomi Nance discording on “Hoggie in the Window”. In the lobby the familiar voices of the famous novelist Clayton Binuer, and Raymond Ames, acclaimed writer of sonnets, are heard in a heated discussion over Jay Stansbery’s whereabouts. Jay, you know is touring the universe on a presidential campaign. Blasting off the roof of Henske’s Hot-spot, are Duck Allbee, Jim Dickman, and Bob Sprengel. (Bye the way, Anne Thomsen and Sally Moffat are smash-hit entertainers at this exclusive club.) In hot pursuit of the moon- shiners is Kenny Smith, commander of the Women’s Space Cadets. The mitey mites of the WSC include: Pat Tyrrell Lauretta Hayes, Evelyn Crandall, Janet Bierman, Mary Jane Wiese, Jan Luelling, and Bonnie Summers. Next Barry’s Blamy Bower attracts our attention. Librarian of this notorious old folks home is none other than Carolyn Brown, who is at the moment very busy attending to the needs of five patients—Marilyn Ams-berry, Norman Thrasher, Lowell Nichols, Connie Tjer-nagel, and Alan Green. In the kitchen we find Bonnie Crandall, local plumber, mending a leak beneath the sink. Charles Nathan, cook, is busy peeling potatoes. Professor of Theosphy, Danny Macy and his two star pupils, Mary Johnson and Irma Stephens, wander into the dispensary where L. E. Crecelius, nurses aid to Carolyn Otey, is practicing voodoo on Ray Koskela, a poor innocent patient. Norman Holmes, Central Oregon College of Education president, is celebrating Dave Duling’s fifteenth consecutive year as a sophomore at COCE. Roberta Slinker is found whizzing around the COCE football field in the school’s atomic-auto and barely missed runing down Bill Machamer, the great football star of this day and age. This display of driving is only common to all pupils of Vernon Pendergraft, safety-driving instructor. Thus we must leave dear Madras and the surrounding communities for the present. We’re on the way to the moon again and leave our old friends in the best of hands. VALEDICTORIAN Shirley Cunningham Reynolds FHA 1, vice-pres. 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, sec. 3; Pep club 2, treas. 3, 4; Quill and Scroll pres. 3, 4; Nat. Honor Soc. 3, sec. 4: class vice-pres. 2, 3; band 1, sec. 2; White Buffalo 2, editor 3, student adviser 4; “Ready Made Family” 3; “It’s Great to be Crazy” 4; student council 2, 4; student body sec. 4. Roger Diddock Letterman 2,3 sec. 4; Nat. Honor Soc. 3, treas. 4; class treas. 1; band 1, pres. 2, vice-pres. 3, 4; Student body vice-pres. 3, pres. 4; White Buffalo sports ed. 3; Hi-Sage sports ed. 4; ‘‘Ready Made Family” 3; “It’s Great to be Crazy” 4. Senior Class Officers SALUTATORIAN Don Allbee Letterman 2, 3, 4; “Heady Made • Family” 3; class treas. 4. Raymond Ames FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; “Ready Made Family” 3. Marilyn Amsberry FIIA 1, historian 2, vice pres. 3, 4; GAA sec. 1. vice-pres. 2, business mgr. 3. Pep club 3. treas. 4; band 2; Square Dance club 1; White Buffalo 3; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; “Ready Made Family” 3; It’s Great to be Crazy” 4; Class president 2. Phyllis Barry Trans. 3. GAA 3, vice-pres. 4; tumbling team 3. captain 4; mixed chorus sec. 3, 4; class sec. 3; Pep club 3, 4; yell queen 4; “It‘s Great to be Crazy” 4. Janet Bierman FHA 1, 2, sec. 3, 4; girls glee 1, 4, mixed chorus 3. Clayton Binder FFA 1, 2, 3; Letterman 4. “It s Great to be Crazy” 4. Carolyn Brown Class sec. 2; Pep club 2, vicc-pres. 3, pres. 4; Quill and Scroll trcas. 3, 4; Nat. Honor Soc. 3, 4; Square Dance club 1, 2; girls glee 1, 2; mixed chorus 3, 4; White Buffalo 3, 4; Class representative 4; “Ready Made Family” 3; GAA 1, 2, 3; FHA 1, 2. Bonnie Crandall Trans. 3. FHA 3, 4; class sec. 4; girls’ glee 4; “It’s Great to be Crazy” 4; Nat. Honor Soc. 4. Evelyn Crandall Trans. 3. FHA 3, 4; girls’ glee 4 Lyle E. Crecelius Band 1, pres. 2; a capella 2; trans. back 4. Nat. Honor Soc. 4; Quill and Scroll 4; White Buffalo editor 4; “It’s Great to be Crazy” 4. Dave Duling Band 1, 2; FFA 2, 3, pres. 4; class pres. 4; Hi Sage sports ed. 3; White Buffalo sports ed. 3, sports ed. 4; football mgr. 4; student council 4; class treas. 2; “Ready Made Family” 3. Nat. Honor Coc. 3, pres. 4. Faye Ferguson FHA 1,.2, 3; Pep club 3, 4 Margaret Fine Girls’ glee 1, 2; FHA 1, 2, 3; Pep club 4. Kenny Foster Barnl 1, 2, 3, captain 4: FFA 1, 2, 3; Square Dance club 1, 2, 3, 4; ‘ It’s Great to be Crazy” 4. Kitty Gates Trans. 3. FHA 3, 4; girls’ glee 4. Akn Green FFA 1, reporter 2, 3, pres. 4; Letterman 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Nat. Honor Soc. 3, 4; student council 3, 4; White Buffalo 4; “It’s Great to be Crazy’’ 4. Lauretta Hayes J HA 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; girls' glee Shirley Henske FHA 1, trcas. 2, pres. 3, 4; GAA 1, sec. 2, 3, 4; band 1, 2; Hi-Sage salesman 1, 4; Square Dance club 1; Pep club 2, 3, 4; Nat. Honor Soc. 3, 4; Hi-Sage ad mgr. 4; “Ready Made Family” 3; “It’s Great to be Crazy” 4; student body treas. 4. Normcn Holmes Trans. 2. FFA 3, 4; Lctterman 2, 3, 4. Mary Johnson FHA 1; GAA 1, 2, sports mgr. 3, cosports mgr. 4; Square Dance club 1, 2; girls’ glee 2; Pep club 2, vice-pres. 3, 4; mixed chorus 3, 4: Nat. Honor Soc. 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 4; White Buffalo 4; “Ready Made Family” 3; “It’s Great to be Crazy” 4. Ray Koskela Square Dance club 1, 2, 3, 4. Charlotte Lathrop Trans. 3. FHA 3, 4: mixed chorus 3, 4. Jan Luelling FHA I, reporter 2, 3, 4; GAA 2, 3, 4; Pep club 2, 3, 4; Nat. Honor Soc. 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; White Buffalo 3; editor 4; Hi-Sage editor 4; “It's Great to be Crazy’ 4. Bill Machamer Band 1, 2, 3; Letterman 2, 3, 4; class representative 3. Danny Macy Band 1, 2, 3.; Letterman 1, 2, 3, 4; student body ad rngr. 4; Nat. Honor Soc. 3, 4. Jerry McBride Trans. 4 Letterman 4. Richard Meuret FFA 1, 2. 3. 4; band 1; class sec. 2; Square Dance dub 3, 4. Sally Moffat GAA 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, degree chairman 2, sec. 3; Square Dance club 1; girls’ glee 1: Pep club 4; White Buffalo circulation mgr. 4; mixed chorus 4. Naomi Nance Lowell Nichols Class pres. 1; Letterman 2, 3, pres 4; a capella 2; class pres. 2; mixed chorus librarian 3; “Ready Made Family” 3; Nat. Honor Soc. 3; vice-pres. 4; Hi-Sage and White Buffalo photographer 4; “It’s Great to be Crazy” 4. Carolyn Otey FHA 1. 2, historian 3, reporter 4: girls glee 3, sec.-treas. 4; Quill and Scroll 4; White Buffalo 4; “Heady Made Family’ 3. Loretta Parsons GAA 1; girls’ glee 1, 2; Pep club 2; Nat. Honor Soc. 3. Louanna Parsons Band 1; FHA 1; GAA 1, 2; girls’ glee 2; Pep club 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3; Nat. Honor Soc. 3, 4; “Ready Made Family” 3; “It’s Great to be Crazy” 4. Vern Pendergraft Letterman 1, 2, vice-pres. 3, 4: mixed chorus pres. 3: FFA 1, 2, 3; It’s Great to be Crazy” 4. Charles See Roberta Stinker Trans. 3. GAA 3, 4; Pep club 3, 4; Nat. Honor Soc. 3, 4; girls’ glee vice-pres. 4; class vice-pres. 4; FHA 3, 4; White Buffalo business mgr. 4. Kenneth Smith Class representative 1; class pres. 2; class pres. 3; FFA 1, 2; Letter-man 3, 4; Nat. Honor Soc. 3, 4. Bob Sprengel Trens. 2. Letterrrun 4. Jay Stansbery Hand 1, 2, 3; Square Dance club 2, 3. Irma Stephens Class sec. 1; FHA 1, 2, 3; Square Dance dub 1; Pep club 3, 4; Nat. Honor Soc. 3, 4. Everett Stratton Trans. 1. Football mgr 3: letterman 3, 4; “Reqdy Made Family” 3. Bonnie Summers Trans. 4. FHA 4; Quill and Scroll 4; girls’ glee 4; Hi-Sage assisant editor 4; White Buffalo 4. Anne Thomsen Trans. 1. FHA 2, 3, 4; girls’ glee 2, 3, 4; White Buffalo 4. Norman Thrasher Mixed chorus vice-pres. 4; Letlerman 2, 3, 4. Connie Tjernage! Trans. 4. White Buffalo 4; FHA 4; Quill and Scroll 4. Pat Tyrrell GAA 1, treas. 2, pres. 3, pres 4; Pep club 3, co-business mgr. 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; tumbling team 3. 4; girls’ glee 2 mixed chorus 3, 4; White. Buffalo 3, news ed. 4; “Ready Made Family” 3; “It’s Great to be Crazy” 4; yell queen 3, 4. No Pictures Jim Dickman Charles Nathan JUNIORS SewioY President Fivecoat, Larry Vice-President Links, Helen Sergeant-at-Arms Representative JuYV � or 1 Treasurer Anderson, Earl Secretary Beasley, Sandra Adams, Lorrayne Albrecht, Helen Beard, Caron Clowers, Gail Cotton, Beverly Courtney, Terry Darrar, Lynne Delaney, Shirley Ditton, Shirley Downs, Bonnie Eatinger, Valgene (Curley) Kirksey, Marlene Lathrop, Janet Lawson, Phyllis Lewis, Elna Lochrie, Michael Lydy, John Metcalf, Sharon McClure, Richard McKimens, Karen Meacham, Colleen Pederson, Marlene Piercy, Gene Ramsey, Jerry Rodman, Joann Runge, Robert Seely, Eddie Stewart, Nancy Swanson, Ardith Traven, Johnnie Welter, Lawrence Stone, Lawrence Stwyer, Arnold SOPHOMORES From left to right, top row: Thrasher, Leno, Moc, Sulleybrook, Hansen. Second row: Schmitt, Christiansen, Van Wert, Broadbent, Duling, Pendergraft. Third row: Macy, Sprengel, Larsen, Mason, Wells. Front row: Anderson, Wood,, stu dent council rep.; Schroeder, pres.; Bone, treas.; Abrams, sec.; Olson, vice-pres. From left to right, top row: Howland, Dee, McCoy, Edgmon, Myers. Second row: Stephens, Houston, Pappin, Teewee, Charley, Smith. Third row: Hilbrands, Orrell, Lewis, Weiser, Williams. Front row: Dowers, Johns, Wring, Courtney, Snyder, Hogan. From left to right, top row: Earl, Thomas, Barney, Beckwith. Second row: Butcher, Van Wert, Harris, Palin, Hedgepeth, Greenwood. Third row: Binder, Carpenter, Chamness, Kollen, Needles. Front row: Heffner, Birdwell, Pederson, Jennerjohn, Brunoe, Henske. From left to right, top row: Stahi, Greely, Wray, Short, Brooks. Second row: Ames, Meacham, John, Ike, Yahtin, Hatch, Calkins, Dick, Smith, Needles, Thompsett. FRESHMEN Froir left to right, top row: McKay, Nemitz, Patrick, Ferguson, Summers, Metcalf. Second row: Olsen, Klann, Seely, Grant, Cearns, Courtney. Third row: Lawson, Parker, Nance, McKenzie, Webber, Amsberry. Front row- Bordwell, vice-pres.; Krebs, student body rep.; Stine, sgt.-at-arms; Pendergraft, sec.-treas.; Albrecht, pres.; Green. From left to right, top row: Mitchell, Green, Frank, Tutti, W ainanwit. Second row- Macy, Landreth, Dwigans, Lelo, Moody. Front row: Miller, Smith, Johnson, Frost, Dick. From left to right, top row: Livingston, Runge, Harris, Ginther, Parsons, Harding. Second row: Galbraith, Valentine, Kirksey, See, Machamer, Vandal. Third row: Stevenson, Blair, DeShazer, Byington, Turner, Walker. Front row: Thomas, Ditton, Stansbery, Bergman, Green, Stephens. From left to right, top row: L. Rhoan, Heath, G. Rhoan, Weiser, Mclnturff, Brunoe. Second row: King, Brown, Nance, McDaniel. Kollen. Nichols. Front row: Corwin. Wilson. Pasley. Thompsen. Thomas. Snapp Senior Big Shots . . Library Staff Racnel Henske, Loretta Parsons, Kitty Gates, Jan Luelling, Shirley Cunningham Reyno Carolyn Brown and Bette Snyder. Office Staff Margiret Fine, Colleen Meacham, Shirley Henske, Bonnie Crandall, Roberta SI inker, Phyllis Barry and Sandra Beasley. Mrs. Piedmont White Buffalo Editorial Staff From left to right: standing, Duling, Tyrrell, Brown, Meacham, Moffatt, Slinker, Ramsey. Seated; Crecelius, Reynolds. White Buffalo Reporters From front to back by rows. For left row; Adams, Links, Johnson, Moore, Albrecht, Stewart. Center row; Tjernagel, Murray, Darrar, Summers. Right row; Larsen, Green, Otey, Koskela. Hi-Sage Staff Loft to right: Lowell Nichols, Photographer; Shirley Henske, Advertising Manager; Della Duling, Art Editor. Seated: Jan Luelling, Editor; Bonnie Summers, Assistant Editor. Missing; Roger Diddock, Sports Editor. Quill and Scroll From left to right, top row: Otey, Meacham, Albrecht, Green, Crecelius. Second row: Luelling, Tyrrell, Johnson, Brown, Reynolds, Mr. Hillis. Front row: Summers; Links, treas.; Duling, pres.; Ramsey, vicepres.; Stewart, sec.; Slinker. Lettermen From left to right: top row; Van Pelt, Chamness, Hudspeth. Moore, Ramsey, Anderson, Fivecoat, Myers, Mr. Pollard. Second row; Jim, Stahi, Anderson, Traven, Beard, Green, Duling, N. Nathan, Welter, Lochrie. Third row; Sprengel, Dickman, Turner, Hansen, Olson, Clowers, Lydy, Stratton, McBride, Thrasher. Front row; Allbee, treas.; Holmes, Nichols, pres.; Pendergraft, vice-pres.; Gunderson, Macy, Diddock, sec.; Smith, Machamer. 6AA From left to right: back row; Cearns, Galbraith, Stansbery, Courtney, Grant, Landreth, Pendergraft, Nance, Cotton, Beebe, Hayes, Nance, Meacham. Second row; Courtney, Johns, Luelling, Slinker, Schmitt, Van Wert, Albrecht, Metcalf, Hanneman, Moody, D. Ike, Johnson, N. Ike, Leno. Third row; Miss Joyce, Smith, Dick, Yahtin, Webber, Albrecht, McKenzie, Abrams, Henske, Schroeder, Christiansen, G. Harris, C. Harris, Meuret, Rodman, Eyler, Valentine, Butcher, Olson, Moody, Valentine, Houston. Fourth row; John, Teewe, Vandal, Broadbent, Machamer, Macy, King, Brown, Metcalf, Amsberry, Snyder, Hogan, Van Wert. Front row: Johnson, ass’t sports mgr.; Meacham, sports mgr.; Barry, vice-pres.; Duling, sec.; Stewart, treas.; Hedgepeth, Smith, Charley. Pep Club From left to right, top row; Duling, Abrams, Schmitt, Schroeder, Christiansen, Parsons, Lawson, Otey, Matealf, Valentine, Nance, Moody. Second row: Luelling, Slinker, Ferguson, Fine, Meuret, Brunoe, Hanneman, Kirksey, Palin, Albrecht, McKimens. Third row: Barry, Reynolds, Moffat, Henske, Beasley, Parker, Delaney, Harris, Stewart, Erb, Trout, Taylor. Front row: Miss Joyce; Tyrrell, co-business mgr.; M.eacham, co-business mgr.; Johnson, vice-pres.; Brown, pres.; Links, sec.; Harris, Pederson. Rodman. Concert Band From left to right, top row: Green, Moe, Pasley, Ramsey, Kirksey, Parsons, Turner, Mr. Brewer. Front row- Lydy, Anderson. Fivecoat. Greenwood. Van Wert. Stevenson. Beard. Pendenzraft. Lochrie. Webber. Pep Band From left to right, top row; Rodman, Grant, Moore, Metcalf, librarian; Biercy, librarian; Mr. tfrewer. Second rpw: Cearns, Green, Houston, Christiansen, Schroeder, Beckwith, squad leader; Murray, squad leader. Third row: Eating er, Schmitt, Clowers, Harris, Diddock, Kirksey, Links, lieut.; Harris, lieut. Front row: Frose, Brooks, Nichols, Van Wert, Harris, Courtney, Foster, capt. Mixed Chorus From left to right; top row; Teeman, J. Sprengel, B. Sprengel, Allbee, Orrell, Leno, McClure, Mr. Brewer. Second row; P. Ditton, Lathrop, Jennerjohn, Snyder, Johns, C. Johnson, M. Johnson, Moffat, Brown, Beasley. Third row: S. Ditton, Nance, Brunoe, Pederson, Barry, Meuret, Hedgepeth, Palin, Broadbent, Wood. Front row; Ames, Tyrrell, Abrams. Duline. Thrasher. vice-Dres.: Pendereraft. ores.: Olson, sec.: Delaney, librarian: LathroD. Heffner. Girls’ Glee From left to right: top row; Bierman, B. Crandall, Graybael, Amsberry. McKenzie. Nance, Machamer, N. Ike, Teewee, Yahtin, John, C. Moody. Second row; R. Henske, Gates, Lawson, Taylor, Erb. Dowers, Charley, D. Ike, C. Moody, Vandal, Thomsen. Third row; Leno, Beebe, Kollen, E. Crandall., Dwiggans, Evicr, Pederson, Butcher, Valentine, Pappien, Harris, H. Pendergraft. Front row; Parker, Swanson, Wing, Van Wert, Schmitt, Slinker, vice-pres; Nance, pres; Otey, sec; Houston, Summers, Greenwood, V. Pendergraft, Mr. Bcewer. National Honor Society From left to right, top row: Green, Nathan, Moore, Fiveeoat, Ramsey, Macy, Smith, Meuret, Kirksey. Second row: Luelling, Beasley, Slinker, Crandall, Stephens, Brown, Johnson, Parsons. Third row: Links, McKimens, Albrecht, Metcalf, Parsons, Nance, Henske, Meacham, Stewart. Front row: Mr. Wright; Mr. Hillis; Crecelius, sgt.-at-arms; Lowell Nichols, vice-pres.; Reynolds, sec.; Duling, pres.; Diddock, treas.; Mrs. Lewis; Miss Cushman; Mr. Pollard. FHA From left to right, top row: Luelling, Summers, John, Johnson, Kollen, Stephens, Dick, Harris, McKimens, Parker. Second row: Leno, Meacham, Pederson, Ditton, Gates, Tjernagel, Trout, Thomsen, Erb, Henske. Third row: N. Ike, D. Ike, Stansbery, Nance, Nichols, Brown, King, Frost, Green, Pederson, degree chairman; Duling, historian; Links, parliamentarian; Beaslev. pres.: Schroeder. vice-ores.: Kirksev. sec.: Otev. reporter: Meacham. treas : Miss Cushman From left to right, top row; Pederson, Dowers, Lathrop, Me Daniel, See, Kirksey, Galbraith, J. Lathrop, Meuret, Hedgepeth, Second row: Hayes, Metcalf, Ames, Stephans, Wing, Reynolds, Slinker, Crandall, Bierman, Taylor. Third row-Macy, Dwigans, Klann, Olsen, Amsberry, Nance, McKenzie, Albrecht, Metcalf, H. Albrecht. Front row: Van Wert, Christiansen, Harris, Green, V. Pendergraft, H. Pendergraft, Bone, Greenwood, Snyder, Palin, Crandall. From ieit to right: top row; Wainawit, Miller, DsShazer, Snapp, Stevenson, Needles, Kollen, Hatch, Meuret, Tufti, Harding. Second row; Mitchell, Lydy, Walker, Heath, Cham.less. Mason. Green, Brooks, Miller, sentinel; Carpenter. Surplus, Nemitz. Third row; Hudspeth, Traven, Van Pelt, Clowers, Olson, Wei’s, Hansen, Colwash, Parker, Calkins, Needles, Ames, Ferguson. Front row; Mr. Chrisensen, Smith, Corwin, Duling, vice pres.; Fivecoat; Ramsey, treas.; Green, pres.; Binder, reporter; Beard. Lawson, Mr. Clair. FFA SnaDS Officers Delmar Binder, Jerry Ramsey, Bob Miller, Dave Duling, Alan Green, Buz Calloway. Basketball Team Clark Mason, Bob Surplus, Alan Green, Lynn Corwin, Ron Olson, Jerry Ramsey, Randall Wells, Dave Duling. Parliamentary Team Dave Duling, Bob Miller, Buz Calloway, Larry Fivecoat, Alan Green, Jerry Ramsey, Richard Meuret. Chapter Public Speaking Winner Clark Mason. Cinderella Ball Cinderella Bonnie Crandall and Prince Charming L. E. Crecelius. From left to right: LaVeta Brown and Paul Stine, freshmen attendents; Deanna Schroeder and Jerry Larsen, sophomore attendents; Queen Phyllis Barry and King Roger Did dock; Bonnie Summers and Bill Machamer, senior attendents and Marylyn Trout and John Lydy, junior attendents. Yell Leaders Pat Tvrrell Rurtv Clements and Phvllis Barrv. Rally Squad Standing; Helen Albrecht, Joann Parker, Ann Broadbent. K leeling; Virginia Pendergraft, Pat Pone cr d virion Wood. Majorettes Sharon Metcalf, Deanna Schroeder and Jacquetta King. Tumbling Team Left side trom top to bottom; Metcalf, McKimens, Tyrrell, 3urry, Snyder, Hogan. Right side; Webber, L'rj: client, Abram , Albrecht, Machamer, Vandal. Miss Joyce at right. Dream Boy and Girl Colleen Meacham and Jerry Sprengel Homecoming Court Queen Renee Hogan and Princesses Linda Abrams end Pat Tyrrell. Junior Play Willie Winkle Jane Lou Higgins Mrs. Winkle Mrs. McDonald Hannah Mullingcn Mr. Josephus Posy Mr. Ozro Sanders Mr. Samuel Preston Hodges Eva Wood Brenda Burton Shirley Linton Mrs. Letitia Wood Gail Clowers and Norman Nalhan Sharon Matcalf and Marilyn Trout Jerry Ramsey Madcne Valentine Helen Links Nancy Stewart Marlene Kirksey Mack Lochrie Roger Christensen Larry Welter Shirley Delaney Charlene Harris Sandra Beasley Karen McKimens Orderlies Prompters Senior Play Shirley Reynolds Bonnie Crandall Phyllis Barry Roger Diddock Marilyn Amsberry Kenny Foster Shirley Henske L. E. Crecelius Louanna Parsons Vernon Pendergraft Lowell Nichols Clayton Binder Mary Johnson Jan Luelling Pat Tyrrell Betty Lou Maxwell Bernadine Connie Maxwell Wilbur Maxwell Janet Maxwell Hercules Nelson Aunt Mary John Maxwell Mrs. Jennings J. C. Mallory Grover Jennings Louie Gertrude Gladys Clara Smith Sports Summary Compiling one of the best records Madras has ever had as an A school, Coach Ole Johnson’s White Buffaloes ended the regular season play with 16 wins and eight losses and the right to enter the State Basketball tourney at Eugene. The Buffaloes beat every team they played at least once and never lost to a team outside of their league. A high point of the season came when the Buff’s beat The Dalles on the Indians home floor. It was the first time this high ranked team has been beat on its home floor in three years. The Madras cagers also swept a first place in the annual Linfield tourney by beating three valley teams in order. At one time in the season the record stood at 12 wins and 1 loss. Then sickness and bad luck seemed to catch up with the Buffs and showed on their record. The Hoopsters main drawback was their lack of height, but their scrappiness and good team spirit enabled them to knock off competition of much greater height. Displaying an all around competitive spirit all year long the Buffs came through despite several odds against them to win the District Championship. As this is being written the Buffaloes are preparing to enter the State Tourney at Eugene, where a good showing is expected. Due to publication difficulties Track and Baseball summaries appear for the foregoing year. All material for the annual has to be in the hands of the publishers before these two sports even start. The 1933 track squad, smallest in several years, took fifth in the district meet at Prineville with two members qualifying to enter the state meet. Bob Kauffman and Bud Gogjen qualified in the pole vault and high jump, respectively. Others taking places were Bill Machamer, Jim Brizendine and Jack Kaiser. Five lettermen graduated from the squad. The team is composed of eight seniors and four juniors. Congratulations to Coach Johnson and the team for their fine showing. Fielding one of the finer teams Madras has had in recent years, Coach Bob Pollard’s White Buffaloes finished the eight game season with a 3 won, 1 tied, and 4 lost record. Playing against top-grade competition, such as the Prineville Cowboys (eventual A2 champs) and several A1 schools, this can be considered a fine showing by the small A2 school. The Buffs opened the season by losing a heartbreaker to Bend, in which Madras led in everything but the score, 6-0 for Bend. The rest of the season saw Buffaloes overcome powerful Redmond, traditional rivals, and Lakeview in league play. The Buffs also topped John Day, coming through in fine style after trailing at the half, in a non-league game. A big disappointment came when a Cascade team scored on a freak occurrence to give them a tie with Madras when Madras was easily the better team. Nine seniors will be lost to graduation. Throughout the season the Buffs played good ball and congratulations are in order to the coach and team. The second year of baseball at Madras in several years saw them wind up with an impressive seven won, four lost record. During the season the Madras club beat Redmond twice, Burns once, and Bend once. During this time they also beat Culver three times and lost two to Prineville, one each to Bend and Burns. This record was sufficient to warrant them second place in the league standings. The 1954 team was without the services of six lettermen from the year before as they were lost to graduation. Eight lettermen returned to this year’s squad. £ 4gi£§ 9 Jr Team Bend Burns Lakeview Prineville John Day Redmond Cascade Oakridge ■' -' • - vv : Basketball scores Score Team Madras Op. Culver 50 46 The Dalles 46 41 Burns 45 49 Culver 53 40 Rainier 59 39 Rainier 74 46 Prineville 68 44 Bend 47 35 Burns 60 57 Lakeview 74 58 Prineville 46 58 Prineville 47 52 Redmond 48 63 Redmond 52 53 Redmond 47 57 Bend 63 49 Burns 40 52 Lakeview 53 54 Prineville Linfield Tournament 56 47 Yamhill 65 42 Neah-Kamie 60 46 Stayton District Tournament 60 48 Lakeview 73 57 Redmond 71 56 JV basketball scores Score Team Madras Op. Culver 40 32 Prineville 47 23 Culver 31 29 Burns 41 14 Redmond (overtime) 30 32 Redmond 51 46 Bend 36 31 Redmond 39 43 Burns 42 44 Lakeview 39 43 Prineville 41 52 Bend 39 36 Prineville 47 35 Prineville 39 41 Burns 63 35 Lakeview 47 34 10 wins—6 losses Varsity Junior Varsity White Buffaloes Battle To Semi- Finals Madras White Buffaloes, coached by Ole Johnson, reached semi-finals in 1954 state basketball tournament at Eugene by winning over The Dalles 82 to 57, and Benson 54 to 46. Roger Diddock suffered a cracked shin bone during the Benson game which contributed to the Buffs defeats at the hands of Eugene and Clatskanie, placing them in 6th place. Buff center Bill Machamer was high point man for the tournament with 80 points which earned him a spot on the all-state team. White Buffaloes and their fans were awarded the first place sportsmanship trophy for their conduct vhile at Eugene. Quotable Quotes Honor Buffs “Red-hot Madras team” and “fast-gunning gang that shoots like crazy”—These are only a few adjectives quoted by surprised news reporters as they viewed with delight the fighting Buffaloes who set the pace at the state tourney. Quotes like the following were prevalent throughout the sports pages. “The hungriest team in the 1954 state tournament, the White Buffaloes of Madras, provided a real bit of TNT Wednesday afternoon.”— Portland Journal. “The likes of Chuck Nathan, Roger Diddock, Dan Macy and Larry Fivecoat are something the annual hoop fest has not seen in many a moon.”—Portland Oregonian. “Madras, the ‘darling’ of the fans here at the state A basketball tournament, moves into the semi-finals tonight . . . ”—Bend Bulletin. “The White Buffaloes from Madras were pure ivory Thursday night as the tournament’s most popular team moved into the championship semi-finals . . . ”—Eugene Register-Guard. “The Buffaloes have found themselves a slice of everyone’s heart.” —Portland Oregonian. “Like the Yankees and their big innings Madras seems to have a way of coming up with a big quarter to keep its tourney hope alive.”— Bend Bulletin. “ . . . the Buffs were one of the hottest shooting cluos in the history of state high school basketball.”—McMinnville Daily News-Register. “Coach Ole Johnson’s boys lost no prestige in defeat.”—Eugene Register-Guard. “It was generally accepted by fans taking in tourney games that the Madras club could have conceivably gone all the way to the title if Roger Diddock had not broken an ankle in the team’s second game.” —McMinnville Daily News-Register. From the column Prep-O-sitions in the Journal the following “mosts” were listed in favor of Madras: “Most popular team—Madras.” “Most spectacular shot—Larry Fivecoat’s back-to-the basket field goal for Madras in the semi-final game with Eugene.” “Funniest incident—Charles Nathan, 5 foot 10 inch, 180-pound Madras forward, tieing up the biggest centers in the tournament and forcing a jump ball.” “Tough luck player—Roger Diddock, Madras guard, who suffered a broken tibia and missed the White Buffaloe’s semi-final and third-place game.” “Most spectacular shooter—Bill Machamer of Madras. He had the crowd blinking more than once in disbelief after sinking an ‘impossible’ field goal.” “Biggest surprise—Madras and Clatskanie gaining the semifinals.” COMPLIMENTS OF EARL’S SUPER FOOD MARKET Where The Wise Economize Complete One Slop Food Market Inside The City—Outside The Traffic Jam Phone 2554 Madras J. W. COPELAND YARDS Retail Lumber and Building Materials Boyson Paint and Norge Appliances Fuel aud Floor Covering Phone 2246 Madras O. K. Barber Shop Congratulations Class of 54 School Kids Special” Dr. Randolph L. Howe Optometrist Les Bryan, Prop. Phone 2215 P LCO PDDLE-KRIEGER Brown's IMPLEMENT CD JOHN DEERE CATERPILLAR” Keepsake Diamond Rings t tWO OfS Serving Central Oregon Your name brand watch Everything for the Farmer headquarters. Prineville Madras PORTRAITS Congratulations Class of 54 Infancy to Advanced Years Commercial Photography HAYES STUDIO Phone 2977 Madras Oregon BUDS RADIATOR SERVICE Madras Guarantee Satisfaction Day 2110 Night 2498 THRIFTY DRUGS Walter McCaulou The Rexall Store Phone 2142 Madras Come On Down And Have A GROUND COW And A Refreshing Drink GROUND COW Madras Dairy Queen TROUT PLUMBING CO. Plumbing Supplies Service Heating Appliances Phone 2376 Madras VALLEY VIEW DAIRY Pasteurized Dairy Products Fountain Supplies Phone 2153 Madras RAINBOW CAFE CULVER CASH STORE ON THE DESCHUTES MEALS Groceries SANDWICHES-DRINKS Frozen Food Lockers Bert and Charlotte Porter Phone 2150 Culver Congratulations Class (ie! MORE for what you pay, SAVE at Mode O’Day of '54 MODE O'DAY Wrays Frock Shop MADRAS PHARMACY Blouses - Lingerie - Dresses - Hosiery First Rate Drugs at Cut Rate Prices James M. Wray K R GROCERY Phone 2537 Madras Fresh Meats and Vegetables We give S H green stamps North End Union Service Fastest Tire Service in Town For News and Pictures Phone 2346 Madras OF MUHS Activities And Of MADRAS AUTO SUPPLY Jefferson County Life William L. Stillwell, Prop. Read Automotive Parts and Supplies Wholesale — Retail The Madras Pioneer Phone 2397—Residence 2467 Madras THE MILLER LUMBER COMPANY Building Material of All Kinds Dutch Boy Paint Madras, Oregon Phone 2483 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, DREGON COME IN and eat with SHANGHAI JOE At The SHANGRILA DINE and DANCE When You’re Old Enongh Phone 2274 Madras Stop at HOTEL JEFFERSON Madras Oregon MADRAS MARKET Quality Meats and Groceries Downtown Madras McKimens Texaco Service The CHIEF THEATRE [_ub. Service Tire Repair We Give S 5-H Stamps Phone 2444 Madras Phone 2119 Madras JASA IMPLEMENT CO. J. I Case Dealer IT COSTS LESS TO FARM WITH CASE Phone 2287 Madras MADRAS VARIETY STORE Your Headquarters For School Supplies Phone 2142 Madras flulette's metis YOUR MADRAS FLORIST Phone 2203 MADRAS We Telegraph Flowers Anywhere in the U. S. Congratulations Class of 54 Hess Department Sture Phone 2417 Madras REASONABLE RATES ALL OUTSIDE ROOMS Phone 2345 MADRAS HOTEL MADRAS MOTEL ONE BLOCK WLST 97 MADRAS, OREGON COMPLIMENTS OF THE MADRAS LOCKERS Everett and Ralph SOUTH SIDE MARKET Friendliest and Best Service in Town Our Prices are Right Open ’til 10:00 p.m. C.M. Taylor Mel McCoy Jefferson Potato Co. Norm and Vic Hyder Phone 2197 Metolius Pacific Supply Cooperative Madras Phone 2222 Green-Spot Welders Madras’ Finest Welding S Machine Shop” Phones: 2519 or 2346 Madras Griffith Motor Company 6th and B Streets Madras, Oregon Madras Main Street Garage, Inc. Conroy, Chevrolet 6k Oldsmobile Repairs and Service For All Cars Gas-Oil-Lubrication-Washing Day Phone 2246 Night Phone 2240 Eastern Oregon Mills Beaver Says It Pays To Feed Beaver Feed” Eastern Oregon Mills Madras Bend Bob’s Plumbing Heating Appliances Fridgidare Hotpoint For Better Jobs Call Bob's Night 2205 Telephone Day 2249 Thomas Sales Service A ...... cpRViCF Dodge and Plymouth Cars Dodge Trucks A-l Used Cars Phone 2455 CULVER SEED CO. Seed Cleaners €r Buyers Feeds Fertilizers Seeds Chemicals It pays to check with CULVER SEED CO. before buying or selling Phone: Culver 2462 Prineville 5832 Warm Springs Service Station Cheveron Gas 6 Oil Atlas Tires Vern Jackson Phone 2095 Congratulations to Class of 54 Thomas - Piedmont Your Buster Brown Store Men’s Children’s Clothing Madras, Oregon WARM SPRINGS Buy At MACY’S General Merchandise VILLAGE CAFE RAINBOW GROCERY On the Banks of the Deschutes On The Deschutes” Open 24 hours AL ROWLAND Phone 2879 Warm Springs Warm Springs THOMAS MOBIL SERVICE We Give S H Green Stamps Mobil Station-Deschules Bridge Phone 2741 (Madras) SEE MERCANTILE CO. Lubrication Specialists Tuue-ups and Minor Repairs Groceries, Meats,Gen. Merchandise Philco 0- Sunbeam Appliances Let us Serve You Phone 2012 Warm Springs 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 123 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 Goods Paint and Oils Roofing • Plumbing Supplies Prineville Oregon Healy’s Prineville Furniture Shop with Confidence Quality Home Furnishings Across From Elks Phone 6439 Prineville Shrum Brother’s Complete Automotive Service W-3rd Prineville Ore CASCADE JEWELRY The Fashion Center of Bend Elgin—Hamilton—Bulova—Wyler Guaranteed Repairing MANNHEIMERS’ Complete line of Diamonds, Jewelry Phone 879 839 Wall St. 903 WaU St Phone 37 CASHMANS Inc. BEND CLOTHIERS All Types of Apparel for Men and Boys 103 Oregon Ave. Phone Bend 190 In Bend — A. C. Stipe FURNITURE CO. The Only STIPE FURNTURE STORE in Central Oregon Phone 100 821 Wall Street Schroeder’s “Where Quality Counts General Merchandise IHhBI COLUMB A TRU-FIT DIAMONDS WATCHES SILVERWARE Elgin SATTERLEE BROS. International Gruen Wallace Groton Reed Barton Hamilton Redmond - Prineville Gorham Omega YOUR GIFT HEADQUARTERS Towle Warm Air Furnaces Farmers Hardware Co. REDMOND Farm SHEET METAL Mill Home General Sheet Metal Work Supplies REDMOND 433 So. Fifth St. Redmond The Fair Store THE POWDER KEG SPORT SHOP Complete Variety Novelties, Yardage, Notions Fishing Tackle Motors Guns Ammunition Wilson Athletic Equipment REDMOND Redmond Dry Goods — Ready-to-Wear — Shoes THE SMART SHOP WETLE’S Women’s Wear - Accessories - Shoes INFANTS’ and CHILDREN’S WEAR The Place to Trade Bend Oregon Phone 282 BEND, OREGON 900 Wall St. For Brands You Know • Can Trust 1. Van Huesen 4. Stetson 7. U. S. Keds 2. Stadwari 5. Botany 500' 8. Towne 6• King 3. Pendleton 6. Heir 9. Samsonite Remember in Redmond It’s HOGANS the friendliest store in town 339 sixth Redmond REDMOND FURNITURE CO. 229 Sixth Street Complete Home Furnishings Your Credit is Good Affiliate Stores HEALY’S Bend Furn. Co. Prineville Furn. Co. W. M. FIFER SON Heirloom Sterling Jewelry Store Keepsake Registered Diamonds Franciscan Ware Franciscan China Imperial Crystal Watches 5- Gifts 446 6th St. REDMOND Phone 125 J ROBERTS' INC. Central Oregon Shopping Center REDMOND OREGON Rogers Lynch The Mens’ Shop, Redmond for THE NEWEST in School Wear SQUARE DEAL SINNARD FURNITURE FURNITURE CO. New and Used New and Used Furniture Phone 144 5th - E Redmond Redmond, Oregon Phone 257J 5th E St. Winning Snapshot Taken by Carolyn Bro'vn. O. K. 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