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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1955 volume:

1955 HI-SAGE STAFF Editor_______________ Assistant Editor----- Sports Editor-------- Art Editors---------- Staff Photographer _ Advertising Manager Adviser _____________ _____________ Nancy Stewart _________Colleen Meacham ______________ Harold Moore Richard Macy, Joann Rodman ___________Duane Anderson Jerry Ramsey, Gail Clowers ______________Barbara Olsen _________Mr. Howard Hillis i Billy Bison 4T? M.U. MADRAS . OREGON Presents DEDICATION We, the students of Madras High, dedicate our 1955 Hi-Sage to Clair T. Howland who for nine years so faithfully served our school as bus driver. Clair T. Howland was first employed at MUHS two years after moving here from Bend in 1944. He was a friend and companion to all and was well-liked and dependable. An enthusiastic fan, Mr. Howland seldom missed a White Buffalo game. Without exception everyone who worked and associated with him felt a great regard and affection for him. Clair T. Howland Superintendent Carl V. Rhode Vice-Principal W. A. Wright ADMINISTRATION ... and INTRODUCING THE TEACHERS Bob Brewer Girls’ Glee, Mixed Chorus, Concert Band, Pep Band, Jr. class assistant sponsor. Robert Duke English, Social Economics, Dramatics, Sr. class co-sponsor. Leno Christensen Agriculture, General Shop, FFA adviser, Frosh class sponsor. William Gardner General Math, Algebra, Frosh class assistant sponsor, Ticket Sales manager assistant. Mark Collins English, Art, Mechanical Drawing, Dramatics assistant, Jr. Rifle Club instructor. Howard Hillis English, Journalism, Speech, Typography, Nt. Hnr. Soc. adviser, White Buffalo and Hi-Sage adviser, Quill 'n Scroll adviser. Mary Ann Crocker Home Economics, FHA adviser, Jr. class assistant sponsor, Rally Squad adviser. Olaf Johnson General Science, Social Science, Track and Basketball coach, Football assistant coach. Stanley J. McKethen U. S. History and Civics, Geography, Jr. Rifle Club adviser, Soph, class sponsor, Ticket Sales manager. Margurite Kelly English, Dramatics assistant, Nt. Hnr, Soc. adviser, Frosh class assistant sponsor. Joseph Piedmont Physical Education, World History, Boy’s Intramurals, Jr. class sponsor. Myrtis Lewis English, Spanish, Librarian. Bob Pollard Biology, Social Science, Football and Baseball coach, Basketball assistant coach, Let-termen Club adviser, Soph, class sponsor, Nt. Hnr, Soc. adviser. Margaret Robb Physical Education, GAA adviser, Pep Club adviser, Sr. class co-sponsor, Tumbling, Rally Squad adviser, Guidance. William Wright Chemistry, Algebra and Trig., Geometry, Physics, Student Council sponsor, Nt. Hnr. Soc. adviser, Guidance. . . . the CLERKS . . . the CUSTODIANS Verl Ridgeway Henry Phelps Jiggs Grant Charles Kerr Herschal Berry Ed Millard Leo Chard FI°Vd P PP' Pred Burkin FOOTBALL LIGHTS In its first season wtih football lights, MUHS grossed $1700 from gate receipts, a tremendous increase over previous years. The lights, long a dream at Madras High, became a reality through the efforts of interested fathers and student representatives last fall. Special poles had been purchased previously from Pacific Power and Light, and a lenient agreement with Portland General Electric helped to lower the original estimate of $10,000 to approximately $7,000. Negotiations with the U. S. National Bank resulted in a loan of sufficient size to be paid in semi annuaL payments. At this writing, two of the payments have been made without any difficulty. The light project, entirely student-instigated and co-ordinated, has provided MUHS with a football plant that is probably unmatched by any school of similar size in Oregon. Listed among future improvements are four-iier concrete bleachers and baseball lights. These will not be possible, however, until the light-loan has been paid in full. Lynn Howland Marilyn Macy Dick Krebs ? -foe-f e J is on th ? road Jlcxv'mg lights ouilh -j-Ae recV- oh a'f Ihe fivsi pol SENIORS GRADUATES CLASS ADVISERS Mr. Duke Miss Robb President Earl Anderson Vice-President Bob Miller Secretary Marlene Kirksey Treasurer Priscilla Nance Representative Larry Fivecoat Adams, Lorrayne Whit? Buffalo 3 4 Quill Scroll see. 4 Pep Club 3-4 Office 3 4 Anderson, Earl Class treasurer 3 Class president 4 Lettermen’s secretary 4 Honor Society sgt. at arms 4 Beard, Caron FFA treasurer 4 National FFA Convention 4 FFA assistant reporter 3 Lettermen’s Club 3 4 Beasley, Sandra FHA president 3 Class secretary 2-3 Homecoming Queen 4 All-Star 12-3 B'air, Edwin Tr. Culver High School Culver, Oregon Callaway, Buz FFA secretary 3 FFA parliamentary team 3 Cannon, Grover Tr. Grant High School Portland, Oregon Clements, Rudy Sweetheart representative 1 Cheerleader 3 Rock Club president 1 baseball 2 3 Cowers, Gail Class Plav 3 FFA 12 I ettermen's Club 2 3 4 Quill Scroll 4 Courtney. Terry Basketball 2 3 4 National Hnr. Society 3-4 Delaney. Shir’ey GHs’ Glee librarian 2 Mixed Chorus librarian 3 Most Improved Student award Class Play 3 Downs, Bonnie FHA 2 Eatinger, Curly Track 3-4 Pep Band Lt. 4 Erb, Joyce Perfect Attendance 3 Pep Club 2 34 FHA 1-2 34 Office 4 Ey er, Carol GAA 3 4 FHA 3 4 Fivecoat. Larry National Hnr. Society Pres. Athletics 1234 FFA Parliamentary Team 3 Class President 3 Green, Jerry Band Librarian 3 Cheerleader 4 Griffith, Corrinne Perfect Attendance 2 Honor student 3 Gunderson. Ron Baseball 2 3 4 Football manager 1 Football statistician 4 l-ettermen’s Club 1-2-3-4 4 Hanneman, Muriel Pep Club 1-2 3 GAA 2 3 4 FHA 1 Hatch, Sharon Citizenship award 1 Pep Club 2 3 4 Henske, Rachel Honor Society treasurer 4 Librarian 3-4 Howland, Bill Hudspeth. Ellis FFA vice-president 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 12 3 4 Lettermen’s Club 12-3 4 Ike. Doris GAA 2 3 FHA 2 3 Kirksey. Marlene FHA secretary 3 Class secretary 4 Class Play 3 Lane, Norma Tr. Redmond Union High Redmond, Oregon Links. Helen Class Vice President 3 Class Play 3 Queen Sweetheart Ball 2 National Honor Society 3 4 Lochrie, Mack Lettermen’s Club president 4 Prince Charming 4 Class Play 3 4 Lettermen’s Club 2-3-4 Lydy, John FFA president 4 Baseball 2-3 Football 2-3-4 Concert Band President 3 McClure. Dick Tr. Sweet Home High Sweet Home, Oregon McKimens, Karen White Buffalo 1 Class Play 3 Pep Club 2-3 4 FHA 1-2-3 4 Meacham, Colleen Citizenship award 3 Dream Girl 3 Student Body treasurer 4 VOD County winner 4 Meuret, Carole Pep Club 2-3 GAA 2-3-4 FHA 12 3 4 National Hnr. Society 3-4 Metcalf, Sharon National Honor Society 3-4 Class Play 4 Tumbling Team 3-4 Majorette 2-3 4 Miller, Bob FFA Sentinel 3 Class vice-president 4 FFA Parliamentary team 3 Student Coun. parliamentarian Moody. Cynthia Pep Club 2-3-4 GAA 2 3 4 FHA 4 Moore, Harold Student Body Veep 4 White Buffalo 3-4 National Hnr. Soc. Vice-Pres. 4 Athletics 1 -2-3 4 Moore, Shirley Girls Glee Business Mgr. 4 Librarian 4 Tumbling Team 4 Murray, Stanley Teen-age Council president 4 Class vice president 2 Student Body ad manager 4 4 White Buffalo 3 Nance, Priscilla Girls' Glee president 3 Pep Club vice president 4 Class treasurer 4 All-star 13 Nathan, Norman Mixed Chorus president 4 Prom attendant 1 Class Play 3 Athletics 1-2-3 4 Pederson, Margie Tr. CCHS Prineville, Oregon Pep Club 3 4 FHA 2-3-4 Pederson. Marlene Tr. CCHS Prineville, Oregon Pep Club 4 Piercy, Gene Band Librarian 3 Band President 4 King Sweetheart Ball 2 Ramsey. Jerry Student Body president 4 White Buffalo Editor 4 Cen. Ore. Stu. Coun. president Lettermen’s Club 3 4 Raver, Margaret Pep Club 2 3 4 FHA 1 Rodman, Joann Pep Band 1-2-3-4 Pep Club 2 3 4 GAA 1234 Tumbling Team 4 Runge, Bob Scott, Ruby Tr. Lewiston High School Lewiston, Idaho Stewart, Nancy 4 White Buffalo 3 4 Outstanding Junior Journalist Class Play 3 Teen of Moment 4 Stone. Larry Tr. Modoc Union High School Modoc, California Stwyer, Arnold National Honor Society 4 Surplus, Bob Track 3 4 FFA 4 Lettermen’s Club 3-4 Swanson. Ardith Tr. Mt. Diablo High School Concord. California Taylor, Edith Tr. Lacombe High School Lacombe, Canada Camera Shy Traven, Johnnie Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 2-3 4 FFA 1-2 3 Van Pelt, Chester Football 3 Lettermen’s Club 3-4 FFA 2 3 Valantine, Madene Williams, Gene CLASSES Vice-President Duane Benson Treasurer Jerry Larsen Representative Dwayne Hansen JUNIORS CLASS ADVISERS Mr. Brewer Mrs. Crocker Mr. Piedmont Abrams, Linda Ames, Lanora Anderson, Duane Barney, Ray Benson, Duane Brunoe, Mickey Brunoe, Urbana Butcher, Claudia Chamness, Wally Christiansen, Glenda Earl, Frankie Edgmon, Kenneth Greely, Hamilton Greenwood, Marilyn Hansen, Dwayne Binder, Delmar Birdwell, Mary Bone, Pat Broadbent, Ann Brooks, Charles Colwash, Sammy Courtney, Gloria Dee, Keith Dowers, Janice Duling, Della Harris, Gay Hatch, Terry Hedgepeth, Bunny Heffner, Carol Henske, Sharon Hewitt, Mildred Hilbrands, John Hogan, Renee ouston, Mary Ellen Howland, Lynn Keech, Irma Kollen, Norman Lane, Don Larsen, Jerry Leno, Mike Meacham, Sandra Moe, Gene Myers, Larry Needles, Dennis Olson, Ron Ike, Norma James, Glendine Jennerjohn, LaVonne Jim, Nathan Johns, Kay McCaughey, Dick McCoy, Martin McKay, Sandra Macy, Bob Mason, Clark Orrell, George Palin, Jane Pappin, Delores Pederson, Beverly Pendergraft, Virginia Wells, Randy Williams, Billy Schmitt, Edna Schroeder, Deanna Short, Al Snyder, Bette Thomas, Rod Thrasher, Ron Tompsett, Gene Van Wert, Jeanette Sprengel, Jerry Stephens, Dorothy Stratton, Larry Sullybrook, Dennis Representative Murray Newton Sgt.-at-arms Bob Mclnturff President Dick Krebs Vice-President LaVeta Brown m. 4 • « SOPHOMORES :lass advisers Shop I English II Back row left to right: Wesley Ginther, Bob Byington, Stanley Smith, Don Walker, Lynn Corwin, Alan Stevenson. Second row: Larry Runge, Jim Livingston, Allen Turne, Clinton DeShazer, Wesley Ferguson, Pete McClaskey, Ros- coe Thompson. Front row: Gordon Rhoan, Dudley Thomas, Nancy Green, Patti Lcno, Alyce Grant, Leatrice Dwigans, Pudge Courtnev Back row left to right: Jim McKay, Creighton Parsons, Dick Bordwell, Sid Carter, Dick Weiser, Eugene Harris, Craig Pasley, Elmer Moore. Second row: Joyce Stephens, Marilyn Macy, Joan Nichols, Lorrine McDaniel, Betty Valentine, June Ann Maehamer, Jacquetta King, Barbara Olsen, Linda Carpenter. Front row: Josephine Taylor, Mary Lou See, Myrna Kirksey, Wilda Klann, Arlene Kula, Paige Stansbery, Carolyn Thomsen, Bonita Nance, Sally Galbraith. Typography Home Ec Back row left to right: Lyle Rhoan, Duane Miller, Teddy Brunoe, Marcus Lawson, Clarence Blair, Bob Patrick, Douglas Wiese. Patrick Mitchell, Henry Larsen. Second row: Linda Amsberry, Kristen Thomsen, Donna Davis, Janet Frost, Patsy Bulkley, Judy Metcalf, Judy Cannon, Jeanette Kollen, Richard Nemitz. Front row: Helen Pen-dergraft, Deana McKenzie, Sue Webber, Daisy Dick, Del-phine Moody, Yvonne Emick, Marilyn Green, Della Smith. Delano Millar Joa Quinn Bill Davia Maxine Maacham Arlita Suppah FRESHMEN CLASS ADVISERS Shop Library Mural Back row left to right: Dick McKelvy, Tommy Norton, Joe Quinn, Kenneth Kennedy, Merle Combs, John Murphy, Ken Holmes, John McClaskey. Third row. Jack Naugher, Gary Benson, Bill Davis, Ron Cummings, Gary Rider, Bill Houts, Leroy Titus, Zonia Nance. Second row- RirharH Strous, Judy Stine, Jody Olson, Monte Markgraft, Gene Bolin, Albert Neiman, Duane Watson. Front row: Arnold Grimes, Patricia Ike, Elsie McDermott, Delano Miller, George Clements, Loretta McDonald. Back row left to right: Walt Schroeder, Larry Moni- cal, Martin Kalama, Robert Suppah, Les Sample, Jim Monroe, Melvin Miller, Richard Macy. Third row: Carolyn Forman, Lona Landles, Mary Jane Snapp, Janice Schmitt, Helena Overhulse, Carmen Piercy, Dowann Madsen. Sec- ond row. Carol Crandall, Steve Trout, Mary McCaughey, Lane Pollock, Herb Gravbeal, Jeanne Heffner, John Swanson. Front row: Delvis Heath, Phrania Beard, Sylvia Schutz, Donna Bierman, Pete Courtney, Deanna Jones, Gary Clowers. Back row left to right: Vivian Fletcher, Norma Mess-mer, Evelyn McDonald, Kay Corwin, Phyllis Guerin, Barbara Ball, Sally Gregg, Nina Patt, Carol Burke, Harold Fine. Third row: Margaret Wyatt, Maxine Meacham, Yudeth Taylor, Terry Brown, Byrd Golay, Arie Hilbrands, Serena Miller, Arlita Suppah, Jolane Funk. Second row: Robert Abbott, Vada Ellis, Rickie Hustead, Leon Valentine, Eddie Middleton, Stanley Moore, Kristen Larsen, Sherry Cakinls, Doris Squiemhen. Front row: Glenda DeShazer, Lucinda Michael, Mary Cole, Antoinette Queahapama, Joyce Sutterlee, Della Binder, Marceline Miller, Ginger Walker, Joanne Pederson, Don Anderson. U. S. History English IV : £ : UJ K f nd -more. 5« j Oo a ,J SI I O VxJ ccS COVX STUDENT COUNCIL Jerry Ramsey, student body president. Bob Miller, student body parliamentarian; Colleen Meacham, treasurer. Deanna Schroeder, student body secretary; Harold Moore, vice-president. Left to right: Earl Anderson, senior class president; Larry Fivecoat, representative. Left to right: Murray Newton, sophomore class representative; Dick Krebs, president. Left to right: Ron Olson, junior class president; Dwayne Hansen representative. Left to right: Delano Miller, freshman class president; Bill Davis, representative. . . . the LIBRARIANS Standing left to right: Rachel Henske, Joann Rod-man, Marlene Pederson, Priscilla Nance, Bette Snyder, Shirley Moore. Seated: Sharon Henske. Mrs. Lewis Back row left to right: Marion Wood, Patti Leno, Bette Snyder, Barbara Olsen, LaVeta Brown, Gail Clowers, Jerry Sprengel, Earl Anderson, Mary Ellen Houston, Glenda Christiansen, Mr. Hills, adviser. Front row: Bob Byington, Jane Palin, Ann Broadbent, Helen Links, feature editor; Harold Moore, sports editor; Jerry Ramsey, editor-in-chief; Colleen Meacham, news editor; Lorrayne Adams, head typist; Della Duling, circulation manager; Deana McKenzie, business manager. ‘55 HI-SAGE Back row left to right: Bar- bara Olsen, business manager; Duane Anderson, Jerry Ramsey, Gail Clowers, photographers; Harold Moore, sports editor; Richard Macy, art editor. Front row: Nancy Stewart, editor; Colleen Meacham, assistant editor; Mr. Hillis, adviser. Not pictured: Joann Rodman, assistant art editor. NOON MOVIE STAFF Back row left to right: Mr. Wright, adviser; Harold Moore, Ron Olson, Buz Callaway, Bill' Davis, Nathan Jim. Front row: Colleen Meacham, Judy Metcalf, Rachel Henske. Edith Tavlor QUILL and SCROLL Back row left to right: Marion Wood, Colleen Meacham, LaVeta Brown, Gail Clowers, Jerry Sprengel, Earl Anderson, Deana McKenzie, Glenda Christiansen, Mary Ellen Houston. Front row: Jane Palin, Ann Broadbent, Helen Links, vice-president; Lor-raync Adams, secretary; Jerry Ramsey, treasurer; Nancy Stewart, president; Mr. Hillis, adviser. HONOR SOCIETY Back row left to right: Mr. Wright, adviser; Corrinne Griffith, Sharon Metcalf, Claudia Butcher, Duane Anderson, Jerry Sprengel, Ron Olson, Buz Callaway, Marlene Kirksey, Priscilla Nance. Third row: Colleen Meacham, Arnold Stwyer, Terry Courtney. Gloria Courtney, Deanna Schroeder, Helen Links, Carole Meuret, Edna Schmitt, Jeanette Van Wert, Della Dul-ing. Second row: Mr. Hillis, adviser; Nancy Stewart, Jerry Ramsey, Ellis Hudspeth, Glenda Christiansen, Linda Abrams, Mary Ellen Houston, Marion Wood, Ann Broadbent, Jane Palin. Front row: Rachel Henske, treasurer; Sandra Beasley, secretary; Larry Fivecoat, president; Harold Moore, vice-president; Earl Anderson, sergeant-at-arms. GAA Back row left to right: Marilyn Greenwood, Lorrayne Adams, Cynthia Moody, Daisy Dick, Del phine Moody, Judy Metcalf, Della Smith, Sandra Meacham, June Ann Machamer. Second row: Faye Smith, Bunny Hedgepeth, Sandra Van Wert, Pudge Courtney, Serena Miller, Patti Leno, Joyce Sutterlee. Front row: Joann Rodman, sports manager; Gloria Courtney, secretary; Colleen Meacham, president; Nancy Stewart, vice-president. GAA Back row left to right: Kristen Larsen, Carmen Piercy, Paige Stansbcry, Wilda Klann, Norma Lane, Janice Schmitt, Margaret Wyatt. Second row: Carol Ey-ler, Phrania Beard, Sue Webber, Helena Overhulse, Maxine Meacham, Lucinda Michael, Ar-lita Suppah. Front row: Mar-celine Miller, Loretta McDonald, Kay Corwin, Jody Olson, Linda Amsberry, Donna Davis, Deana McKenzie. GAA Back row left to right: Renee Hogan, Bette Snyder, Janet Frost, Norma Ike, Doris Ike, Patricia Ike, Nina Patt. Second row: Dorothy Stephens, Evelyn McDonald, Glenda DeShazer, Vivian Fletcher, Claudia Butcher, Sally Galbraith, Judy Stine. Front row: Alyce Grant, Marilyn Macy, LaVeta Brown, Barbara Olsen, Jacquetta King, Kay Johns. LETTERMEN Back row left to right: Nathan Jim, Duane Miller, Norman Kollen, Chester Van Pelt, Stanley Smith, Rudy Clements, Johnnie Traven. Third row: John Lydy, Bob Surplus, Bob Patrick, Caron Beard, Don Lane, Keith Dee, Wally Chamness, Ellis Hudspeth. Second row: Dwayne Hansen, Duane Benson, Harold Moore, Larry Fivecoat, Duane Anderson, Gail Clowers, Jerry Larsen, Mr. Pollard, adviser. Front row: Norman Nathan, vice-president; Earl Anderson, secreiary-treasurer; Ron Olson, Jerry Sprengel, Jerry Ramsey, Gene Moe. Not pictured: Mack Lochrie, president. PEP CLUB Lack row left to right: Marion Wood, Ann Broadbent, Sharon Metcalf, Pat Bone, Shirley Delaney, Helen Links, Linda Abrams, Deanna Schroeder, Bonita Nance, Joyce Erb, Carolyn Thompson, Second row: Patti Leno, Sally Galbraith, Jane Palin, Edna Schmitt, Sandra Beasley, Lorrayne Adams, Marilyn Greenwood, Karen McKim-ens, Jeanette Van Wert. Front row: Dorothy Stephens, Mary Lou See, Urbana Brunoe, treasurer; Priscilla Nance, vice-president; Colleen Meacham, president; Della Doling, secretary; Glenda Christiansen, business-manager; Miss Robb, adviser. PEP CLUB Back row left to right: Judy Metcalf, Joann Rodman, Mary Ellen Houston, Janice Dowers, Marlene Pederson, Cynthia Moody, Faye Smith. Second row: Beverly Pederson, Sandra Van Wert, Gay Harris, Jacquetta King, Delphine Moody, Daisy Dick, Sandra Meacham. Front row: Linda Amsberry, Donna Davis, Deana McKenzie, Margaret Raver, Margie Pederson. FFA Back row left to right: Alan Stevenson, Don Walker, Richard McKelvy, Norman Kollen, Sid Carter, Merle Combs, Marcus Lawson, Henry Larsen, Richard Nemitz, Dennis Neddies, Carol Crandall. Third row: Lynn Corwin, Bob Surplus, Bob Miller, Duane Eenson, Monte Markgraf, Duane Watson, Larry Monical, Les Sample, Harold Fine, Mr. Christensen, adviser. Second row: Lane Pollock, Clark Mason, Gary Benson, Joe Quinn, Bill Houts, Ron Watson, John Swanson, Wesley Ferfuson, Terry Brown, Arie Hilbrands, Stanley Moore. Front row: Terry Hatch, Jerry Ramsey, district chairman; Wally Chamness, Ellis Hudspeth, vice-president; John Lydy, president; Caron Beard, treasurer; Randy Wells, Robert Suppah, Mr. Micka, student instructor. Not pictured: Delmar Binder, secretary. Standing left to right: Wally Chamness, reporter; Ray Carpenter, sentinel; Caron Beard, treasurer. Seated: Ellis Sudspeth, vice-president; John Lydy, president; Delmar Binder, secretary. Standing left to right: John Lydy, Jerry Ramsey, Gary Calkins. Seated: Sid Carter, Randy Wells, Henry Larsen. Madras Chapter Public Speaking Winner Henry Larsen. Back row left to right: Jerry Ramsey, Bob Surplus, Wally Chamness, Henry Larsen. Front row: John Lydy, Lynn Corwin, Ron Watson, Randy Wells, Clark Mason. FFA District Chairman Jerry Ramsey FHA iiacK row lett to ngnt: Norma Messmer, Carol Heffner, Mary Jane Snapp, Joan Nichols, Janet Frost, Judy Metcalf, Joanne Pederson, Patsy Bulkley, Lona Landles, Janice Schmitt. Third row: Margaret Wyatt, Donna Bierman, Jeanette Kollen, Phrania Beard, Yudeth Taylor, Wilda Klann, Paige Stansbery, Arlene Kula, Kay Corwin, Lanora Ames, Leatrice Dwigans. Second row: Back row left to right: Marlene Pederson, Dorothy Stephens, Bunny Hedgepeth, Carol Eyler, Margie Pederson, Judy Stine, Janice Dowers, Marlene Kirksey, Sandra Mach-am, Beverly Pederson. Third row: Mrs. Crocker, adviser; Karen McKimens, Jeanette Van Wert, Doris Squiemhen, Bette Snyder, Helen Links, Carole Meuret, Nina Patt, Patti Lucinda Michael, Della Binder, Faye Smith, Helena Over-hulse, Jody Olson, Nancy Green, Mary Lou See, Arlita Suppah, Jacquetta King, Sally Galbraith. Front row: Marilyn Macy, degree chairman; LaVeta Brown, vice-president; Carolyn Thomsen, treasurer; Linda Abrams, president; Myrna Kirksey, secretary; Linda Amsberry, parliamentarian; Donna Davis, reporter; Barbar Olsen. Leno. Second row: Jane Palin, Marilyn Greenwood, Lor-•ayne Adams, Sandra Beasley, Deanna Schroeder, Glenda Christiansen, Edna Schmitt, Marilyn Green, Joyce Stephens. Front row: Ardith Swanson, Joyce Erb, Deana McKenzie, Sandra Van Wert, Gay Harris, Vivian Fletcher, Glenda DeShazer, Kristen Thomsen. MIXED CHORUS Back row left to right: Herb Graybael, Stanley Smith, Ron Thrasher, Bill Davis, Dennis Sullybrook, Jerry Sprengel, Jerry Larsen, Joe Quinn, Gene Moc, Clark Mason. Fourth row: Sandra Eeasley, accompanist, Josephine Taylor, Lorrine McDaniel, Urbana Lrunoe, Sandra Van Wert, Mildred Hewitt, Gay Harris, Nancy Stewart, Bunny Hedgepeth, Jane Palin, Janice Schmitt. Third row: Helena Overhulse, Mary McCaughey, Judy Metcalf, Shirley Delaney, Beverly Pederson, Pat Wing, Lona Landles, Sue Webber, Deanna Jones. Second row: Patti Leno, Sherry Calkins, Karen Mc-Kimens, Lorrayne Adams, Maxine Meacham, Daisy Dick, Mary Cole, Marion Wood. Front row: Norman Nathan, president; La-Veta Brown, secretary-treasurer; Bob Brewer, director; Ann Broadbent, vice-president; Ron Olson, business-manager. Pack row left to right: Roscoe Thompson, Lyle Rhoan, Mike Leno, Teddy Brunoe, George Orrell, Ray Barney, Craig Pas-ley, Bob Macy, Duane Miller, Gordon Rhoan, Leon Valentine. Third row: Donna Bierman, La-nora Ames, Jacquetta King, Renee Hogan, Joan Nichols, Judy Stine, Jody Olson, Janice Dowers, Sharon Henske, June Ann iYiuchamer, LaVonne Jen-nerjohn, Kay Johns, Bette Snyder, Deana McKenzie, Mr. Brewer, director. Second row: De-lores Pappin, Phyllis Guerin, Mary Ellen Houston, Yudeth Taylor, Dowmn Madsen, Aur-olyn Moore, Phrania Beard, Carol Heffner, Kay Corwin, Linda Amsberry, Barbara Ball, Jeanne Heffner. Front row: Della Binder, Leatrice Dwigans, Norma Messmer, Joyce Sutterlee, Lucinda Michael. GIRLS’ GLEE Back row left to right: Pat Bone, Bonita Nance, Pat Wing, Elsie McDermott, Carolyn Thomsen, Carol Eyler, Betty Valentine, Zonia Nance, Jeanette Kollen, Joyce Stephens, Carole Meuret, Patricia Ike, Carolyn Forman. Third row: Mary Birdwell, Kristen Thomsen, Nina Patt, Glendine James, Arlene Kuia, Sally Galbraith, Dorothy Stephens, Sally Gregg, Della Smith, Donna Davis, Norma Ike, Joyce Erb. Second row: Cynthia Moody, Doris Squiem-hen, Marilyn Greenwood, Del-phine Moody, Arlita Suppah, Ardith Swanson, Serena Miller, Doris Ike, Marceline Miller. Front row: Shirley Moore, business manager; Priscilla Nance, secretary-treasurer; Mr. Brewer, director; Helen Pendergraft, vice-president; Virginia Pender-graft. president._____________ CONCERT BAND Standing left to right: Sue Webber, Stanley Murray, Mr. Brewer, director. Seated: Duane Anderson, Glenda Christiansen, Judy Cannon, Charles Brooks, Curly Eatinger, Larry Fivecoat, Edna Schmitt, Sid Carter, John Lydy, Alan Stevenson, Bill Howland, Duane Benson. Partially escaped photo: Allen Turner. PEP BAND Pep Band members include: Linda Amsberry, majorette; Don Anderson, trumpet; Caron Beard, percussion; Ed Blair, sousaphone; Gail Clowers, cornet; Gloria Courtney, cornet; Second Lieutenant Curly Eatinger, alto sax; Janet Frost, bells; Alyce Grant, cornet; Jerry Green, clarinet; Eugene Harris, trombone; Arie Hilbrands, trumpet; Mary Ellen Houston, clar-net; Squad Leader Bill Howland, cornet; Jacquetta King, majorette; Richard Macy, alto sax; First Lieutenant Sandra Meach-am, cornet; Judy Metcalf, percussion; Sharon Metcalf, drum major; Squad Leader Gene Moe, cornet; Joan Nichols, alto sax; Craig Paslay, cornet; Virginia Pendergraft, percussion; Carmen Piercy, trombone; Captain Gene Piercy, clarinet; Mary Jane Snapp, French horn; Ginger Walker, percussion; Margaret Wyatt, clarinet. Band Director Mr. Brewer. CINDERELLA BALL Sylvia and Everett Breshears, Teen-Age Dance Council sponsors. TEEN-AGE COUNCIL Standing left to right: Gene moe, vice-president; Gay Harris. Gary Benson, Stanley Murray, president; Bob Miller, Linda Amsberry, treasurer; Karen McKimens, Kay Corwin. Seated: Colleen Meacham, secretary. JR. RIFLE CLUB Back row left to right: Bunny Hedgepeth, Mary Jane Snapp, Larry Stone, Jim McKay, Don Lane, Larry Myers, Alan Stevenson. Second row: Dowann Madsen, Norma Messmer, Herb Graybael, Lynn Corwin, Frankie Earl, Wilda Klann, Zonia Nance, Paige Stansbery, Sherry Calkins. Front row: Mr. Collins, adviser; Judy Metcalf, treasurer; Keith Dee, secretary; Ron Weis-er, Dwayne Hansen, president; Lynn Howland, vice-president; Mr. McKethen, adviser. DREAMGIRL AND DREAMBOY Dream Girl Deanna Schroeder, Dream Boy Murray Newton. HOMECOMING COURT Left to right: Princess Helen Pendergraft, Queen Sandra Beasley, Princess Glenda Christiansen. 1955 VOD WINNERS Left to right: Colleen Meach-am, first; Jerry Ramsey, third; Ann Broadbent, second. RALLY SQUAD Left to right: Della Duling, Helena Overhulse, Rei: Hogan, Pat Bone, Helen Pendei graft, Gay Harris. MAJORETTES Left to right: Jacquetta King, Sharon Metcalf, Linda Ams-berry. MAN ALIVE Cast: Harold Moore, Jerry Ramsey, Sharon Metcalf, Gail Clowers, Marlene Kirksey, Carol Eyler, Buz Callaway, Priscilla Nance, Mack Lochrie, Shirley Delaney. Directors: Mr. Duke, Miss Kelly, Mr. Collins. Managers: Edwin Blair, Stan Murray, Bill Howland. Prompters: Muriel Hanneman, Margaret Raver. GRANDMA’S BEST YEARS Cast: Linda Abrams, Lanora Ames, Gay Harris, John Hild-brands, Jerry Larsen, Jane Palin, Jeanette Van Wert, Mildred Hewitt, Jerry Sprengel, Charles Brooks, Glenda Christiansen, Mary Ellen Houston, Darryl Wray, Sandra Van W'ert Kay Johns, Duane Anderson. Directors: Mr. Duke, Miss Kelly, Mr. Collins. Managers: Clark Mason, Sam Colwash, Randy Wells, Lynn Howland. Prompters: Della Duling, Edna Schmitt, Deanna Schroeder. TUMBLERS Left to right: Vivian Fletcher, Linda Amsberry, June Mach-amer, Carmen Piercy, Renee Hogan, Judy Stine, Glenda De-Shazer. Second row: Jody Olson, Sharon Metcalf, Phrania Beard, Kay Corwin, LaVeta Brown, Bette Snyder, Joann Rodman. Foreground: Kristen Larsen, Judy Metcalf, Karen McKimens. f %.■ 1954 FOOTBALL MADRAS UNION HIGH WHITE BUFFALO VARSITY Madias chalked up three wins against five losses in one of the toughest seasons that the White Buffaloes have encountered in recent years. The men-in-white had their ups and downs throughout the ’54 season with their best games played against Burns, Toledo, Columbia Prep and Redmond. Madras began the season by dazzling Central Oregon football fans with an outstanding performance at the jamboree. The Bison, using a tricky spread-formation, not only surprised fans but bewildered the opposition as well. Madras scored the only TD of the evening as Bend-Madras turned back Redmond-Prineville 6-0. On September 11 the men-in-white were edged 13-0 by a powerful Bend Lava Bear squad. The next Friday the White Buffaloes inaugurated their football lights with a decisive 26-2 win over the Burns Hiland-ers. Lakeview defeated Madras 20-0 to give the Buffs their first league defeat. The Prineville Cowboys, district champs, added to the Buffaloes’ woes as they thumped Madras 33-0. The Columbia Prep game brought a peculiar experience to light as Madras rolled up 355 yards to the Preppers 285 but still lost 32-19. Madras bounced back October 22 to squeeze out a 20-12 triumph over Maupin. The Buffaloes chalked up their third win of the season with 13-12 victory over the Toledo Boomers. Madras fell to Redmond 20-13 in one of the roughest contests the White Buffaloes encountered during their ’54 season. Final tabulations and statistics for the 54 season are listed below. Total score for MUHS 97, opp. 144; average MUHS 12 pts.; opp. 18 pts. Yards gained: MUHS 1767, opp. 2100; average per game, MUHS 221, opp. 275. In the first downs department MUHS 81, opp. 92; average MUHS 10, opp. 1? H NVHVOti '8 3NWVJ X MVVJ80N XWV1 nh or V3VW NVHJLV-A1 NOW? 1VV3 KELLY FIELD Date Opponent M. 0 Place Sept. 3 Jamboree 6 O. Prineville 11 Bend 0 13 There 17 Burns 26 2 Here 24 Lakeview 0 20 There Oct. 1 Prineville 0 33 There 8 Columbia Prep 19 32 Here 22 Maupin 20 12 Here 29 Toledo 13 12 Here Nov. 5 Redmond 13 20 Here MIL AoPCBSoN Guard Mne Benson Guard Terry Court t G UARD Larry Fivecoat Guard Eugeve Farris Forward Eh.is Hudspeth Forward fli RRAY Newto Forward Paul Stive Forward WHITE BUFFALO VARSITY BASKETBALL Coach Ole Johnson’s hoopsters, with a season record of seven wins and thirteen losses, experienced a building season at MUHS. The White Buffaloes quint loaded with young talent played spasmodically throughout the season with their best games being played against Bend and Ashland. Madras placed sixth in the “Old Grads” tourney at Linfield and won the Central Oregon basketball sportsmanship trophy. Graduating seniors are: Larry Fivecoat, John Traven, Terry Courtney and Earl Anderson. Jownnie TRAVEV Forward D CK U eisE r Center Bob McIwti'RFF Forward JUNIOR VARSITY Back row left to right: Monte Markgraf, Lynn Corwin Second row: Gene Bolin, manager; Delano Miller, Gary Benson, Duane Anderson, Joe Quinn, Coach Bob Pollard. Front row: Walt Schroeder, Dwayne Hansen, Jerry Larsen, Sam Colwash, Bill Davis. Date Opponent M. O. Dec. 3 Jamboree — — 4 Culver 37 31 9 Myrtle Creek 38 46 10 Maupin 34 30 11 Stayton 48 51 17 Ashland 54 45 18 COC 54 58 30 ‘COC 53 44 Jan. 7 Prineville 41 43 8 Bend 40 51 14 Bums 56 69 15 Lakeview 54 71 21 Prineville 52 45 22 Prineville 38 49 28 Redmond 44 63 29 Culver 47 43 Feb. 4 Redmond 47 53 5 Bend 54 41 18 Burns 53 60 19 Lakeview 44 58 25 Prineville 53 65 ‘Central Oregon College FRESHMEN SQUAD Back row left to right: Delano Miller, Walt Schroeder, Gary Benson, George Clements, Leon Valentine, Coach Joe Piedmont. Second row: Herb Graybael, Pete Courtney, Albert Neiman, Bill Houts, Delvis Heath. Front row: John McClaskey, Lane Pollock, Bill Davis, Joe Quinn, Monte Markgraf. Back row left to right: Coach Ole Johnson, Eugene Harris, Murray Newton, Dick Weiser, Paul Stine, Bob Mclnturff, Dudley Thomas, manager. Front row: Earl Anderson, Ellis Hudspeth, Johnnie Traven, Larry Fivecoat, Duane Benson, Terry Courtney. Back row left to right: Coach Pollard, Stine, Hudspeth, 2nd; Traven, otfd; D. Benson, ss; Wells, Mason, otfd; G. Benson, 1st, c; Larsen, otfd, 3rd; p. Front row: Corwin, manager; Clements, 3rd; Howland, otfd. 1st Olson, otfd; Lydy, p; Moe, 2nd; otfd. Second row: Meacham, otfd; Gunderson, p; Fivecoat, c; Moore, Miller, p, 1st; Monical, manager; % 6 6 V BASEBALL SCHEDULE April Opp. Place 8 Redmond there 12 Bend here 15 Prineville here 22 Burns here 29 Redmond here May 3 Bend there 6 Prineville there 13 Burns there rough 16 game schedule this year. Coach Bob Pollard had nine returning lettermen: John Lydy, Harold Moore and Ron Gun- derson, pitchers; Larry Fivecoat, catcher; Ellis Hudspeth, John Traven, Gene Moe and Rudy Clements, infielders; Lynn Howland, outfielder. All of these are seniors except Lynn Howland and Gene Moe. Coach Ole Johnson’s ’55 thinclads tackled a heavy seven-meet schedule. The squad with five returning lettermen lacked in experience and depth. Those lettermen returning were: Jerry Ramsey, high jump; Bob Surplus, high hurdles; Dwayne Hansen, 880 and mile; Larry Fivecoat, pole vault; Jerry Sprengel, javelin. TRACK SCHEDULE April Opposition 2 Willamette Relays Sisters, Culver (tri.) Bend Hayward Relays Prineville 5 12 16 22 26 May 6 Central Oregon league 14 District Meet Place Salem Madras Bend Eugene Prineville Redmond, Prineville (tri.) Pr'le Bend Bend Back row left to right: Manager DeShazer, Stone, m; Newion, hm; D. Weiser, sp; Sprengel, j; Harris, hm; Clowers, j. Third row: Assistant Coach Piedmont, Smith j; Manager Bolin, Hansen, m; Surplus, h; Duane Anderson, hm; Brooks, pv; Lawson, 440; Thrasher, hm. Second row: Don Anderson, m; R. Weiser, m; Thomas, sp; Eatinger, sp; Myers, pv; Watson, 100-220; McKay, 440; Coach Johnson. Front row: Ramsey, hj; Nathan, d; Lochrie, sp, d; Earl Anderson, 100-220; Grimes, 440; Larsen, h. 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