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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1956 volume:

madras union high school presents the---------- 1956 high sage Della Duling Editor Pat Bone Assistant Editor Helena Overhulse Patti Leno, Lynn Howland Ad Managers Duane Anderson, Marilyn Macy Photographers Howard Hillis Adviser administration contents page 3 faculty 4 class of ‘56 7 juniors 15 sophomores 20 freshmen 24 organization 29 sports 47 advertising 59 dedication We ,the students of Madras Union High School, dedicate this year book to the city of Madras as it stood in 1956. As citizens we have proudly watched it grow through a very few years into the most prosperous, rapidly-growing community in the state of Oregon. We have watched such projects as the new lumber mill and the Pelton Dam bring new people into the friendliest, biggest, little city this side of the Rockies. DIRECTORY 1. W. A. Wright, Vice Principal 2. Carl V. Rhoda, Principal 3. Mrs. Breshears, Cleric 4. Mrs. Piedmont, Clerk 5. Vacancy 6. Bob Brewer 7. Leno Christiansen 8. Mark Collins 9. Mary Ann Crocker 10. Theodore Dowell 11. Robert Duke 12. Ted Gibbons 13. Howard Hillis 14. Olaf Johnson 15. Marguerite Kelly 16. Myrtis Lewis 17. Isabelle McKethen 18. Stanley J. McKethen 19. Joseph Piedmont 20. Margaret Robb 21. Jim Wallace 22. William Wright our custodians and friends in need” Roy Clowers, Verl Ridgeway this is the way CT we go popular people at noon --our cooks Mrs. Thomsen, Mrs. Neimann, Mrs. Ames to school class officers sponsors Don Watson, president, Mickey Brunoe, vice-president, Charles Brooks, representative, Ann Broadbent, treasurer. Joseph Piedmont, sponsor Marguerite Kelly, assistant sponsor Linda Ann Abrams Lanora Ames Duane C. Anderson Eleanor Ashby Ann Broadbent Charles E. Brooks Mickey Brunoe Urbanu Brunoe Gloria Courtney Richard Keith Dec Janice Dowers Della Duling Raymond Barney Duane Benson Delmar Binder Pat Bone Claudia Butcher Wally Chamness Glenda Christiansen Sammy W. Colwash Kenneth Edgmon Dwayne J. Hansen Gay Harris Terry Hatch Mari Renee Hogan Mary Ellen Houston Lynn Howland Norma Maria Ike Irma Keech Norman Kollen Jerry Larsen Mike Leno Bunny Hedgepeth Carol Heffner Sharon Henske John Hilbrands LaVonne Jennerjohn Nathan Smith Jim Kay Johns Reuben Johnson Bob Macy Sandra Jean McKay Clark Mason Sandra Meacham Jane Yvonne Brigitte Palin Beverly Pederson Virginia Pendergraft Edna Schmitt Dorothy Stephens Larry Stratton Rod Thomas Gene Tompsett Gene Moe Larry L. Myers Ron Olson George Orrell Deanna Schroeder Al Short, Bette Snyder Jerry Sprengel Sandra Van Wert Don Watson Pat Welch Randy Wells senior activities Linda Ann Abrams FHA 1, 2, 3; president, 3 GAA 1, 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4 president, 4 National Honor Society 3,4 Class secretary 2, 4 Cupcake Queen 1 Homecoming Princess 2 Prom attendant 3 Daisy Mae 4 “Grandma’s Best Years’ Lanora Ames FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3 “Grandma’s Best Years” “It’s Never Too Late” Amphion 4 Duane C. Anderson Lettermen’s Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Amphion 4; National Honor Society 3, 4 Vice-president 4 Quill and Scroll 3 Rifle Club 2, 3 Class vice-president 1 Concession manager 4 “Grandma’s Best Years” “It’s Never Too Late” Student Council 4 Raymond Barney Lettermen’s Club 4 Duane Benson Transfer from Culver 3 FFA 3, 4; president 4 Lettermen’s Club 3, 4 President 4 Class vice-president 3 S. B. parliamentarian 4 Student Council Athletics 3, 4 Delmar Binder FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; reporter 2 Secretary 3 Pat Bone GAA 1; FHA 1, 2, 3 Pep Club 3, 4; bus. mgr. 4 Class treasurer 1, 2 Annual staff 1, 4 Rally Squad 1, 2, 3 “It’s Never Too Late” Girl’s Glee 1, 2, 3 Ann Broadbent Rally Squad 1, 2, 4 Cheerleader 3; GAA 1, 2 Pep Club 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Leadership Training Course 4; White Buffalo staff 3, 4; Copy Editor 3; news editor 4 S. B. treasurer 4 Teen of the Moment 3 VOD winner 3 Student Council 4 Charles E. Brooks Band 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2 Mixed Glee 4 Class representative 4 Student Council 4 “Grandma’s Best Years” Mickey Brunoe Mixed Glee 3 Lettermen’s Club 4 Dream Boy 4 Cupcake King 2 Claudia Butcher GAA 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society 3, 4 Wally Chamness FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; reporter 3 Treasurer 4 Lettermen’s Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Glenda Christiansen FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Business mgr. 3; National Honor Society 3, 4 Quill Scroll 3, 4 Amphion Society 4 White Buffalo Staff 3, 4 Feature Editor 4 S. B. Secretary 4 Cupcake Queen 3 Junior Class Secretary Homecoming Princess 2 Dream Girl 4; Miss Touchdown Princess 4 “Grandma’s Best Years” Journeymen’s Award Sammy W. Colwash FFA 1, 2; Athletics 2, 4 Gloria Courtney Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Squad Leader 3 GAA 2, 3, 4; Secretary 3 Vice-president 4 Pep Club 4; Rifle Club 3,4 Quill Scroll 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Sec. 4 White Buffalo Staff 4 Perfect Attendance 2 Richard Keith Dee Lettermen’s Club 2, 3, 4 Rifle Club 2, 3 Janice Dowers FHA 1,2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3 Pep Club 3, 4 “It’s Never Too Late” Girls’ Glee 2 Della Duling FHA 1, 2; GAA 1, 2; Sec. 2 Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Sec. 3 National Honor Soc. 3, 4 Quill Scroll 4; Pres. 4 Rally Squad 3 “Grandma’s Best Years” Prom Attendant 1 Annual Staff 1, 2; Editor 4 Citizenship Award 1 Kenneth Edgmon Mixed Glee 4 “Grandma’s Best Years” “It’s Never Too Late” Honor Roll 1 Dwayne J. Hansen Lettermen’s Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Square Dance Club 1 FFA 1, 2; National Honor Society 4; Rifle Club 2,3,4 President 2, 3 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 Gay Harris FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3, 4; GAA 2, 3 Pep Band 1, 2 Rally Squad 3; Teen-age Dance Council 1, 2, 3 “Grandma’s Best Years” “It’s Never Too Late” Terry Hatch FFA 2, 3, 4 Bunny Hedgepeth FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3 Rifle Club 3; Band 3 Glee 1, 2, 3, 4 Carol Heffner FHA 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3 White Buffalo staff 3 Sharon Henske Amphion Society 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 John Hilbrands “Grandma’s Best Years” Mari Renee Hogan GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 4 Tumbling team 1, 2, 3, 4 Amphion 4 Homecoming Queen 2 Rally Squad 3 Lynn Howland Rifle Club 3, 4 Vice-president 3, 4 Lettermen’s Club 3, 4 Athletics 2, 3 Mary Ellen Houston Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee 2, 3 National Honor Soc. 3, 4 Quill Scroll 3, 4 Amphion 4; Pep Club 3, 4 Band Captain 4 “Grandma’s Best Years” “It’s Never Too Late” Norma Maria Ike GAA 2, 3, 4; FHA 2, 3 Glee 1, 2, 3, 4 LaVonne Jennerjohn FHA 1; GAA 2 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Nathan Smith Jim Lettermen’s Club 2, 3, 4 Noon Movie Staff 3, 4 Athletics 2, 3, 4 Kay Johns “Grandma’s Best Years” “It’s Never Too Late” Reuben Johnson Lettermen’s Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Athletics 1, 2, 3 Class Vice-president 1, 2, 3 Irma Keech Transfer from Culver 3 FHA 3 Jerry Larsen Lettermen’s Club 2, 3, 4 Sec.-treas. 4; Class treas. 4 Prom Attendant 2 “Grandma’s Best Years” Sandra Jean McKay FHA 4; Mixed Chorus 4 Clark Mason FFA 1, 2, 3 Lettermen’s Club 4 Athletics 4 “It’s Never Too Late” Sandra Meacham GAA 1, 2, 3; FHA 1, 2, 3 Band 1,3; Pep Club 3 Square Dance Club 1 Gene Moe Band 1, 2, 3; Mixed Glee 3 Lettermen’s Club 2, 3, 4 Larry L. Myers Rifle Club 3, 4 Ron Olson FFA 1, 2; Lettermen’s Club 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4 Class vice-president 2 Class president 3 Student Council 2, 3 Mixed Glee secretary 2 George Orrell Mixed Glee 1, 2, 3, 4 Jane Yvonne Brigitte Palin FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Quill Scroll 3, 4 National Honor Soc. 3, 4 Amphion 4; Librarian 4 Mixed Glee 1, 2, 3, 4 White Buffalo Staff 3, 4 Copy editor 3; Editor 4 Honor roll 1, 2, 3, 4 Outstanding Chemistry Student 3; Citizenship 3 “Grandma’s Best Years” Journalism Merit Award 3 Beverly Pederson Pep Club 3, 4; FHA 2, 3, 4 Mixed Glee 2, 3 “It’s Never Too Late” Virginia Pendergraft Girls’ Glee 1, 2, 3 FHA 1, 2; Class Sec. 1 Youth Council Sec. 1 Girls’ Glee Sec. 2; Pres. 3 Rally Squad 1, 2 Edna Schmitt FHA 1, 2, 3; GAA 1, 2 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Vice-president 4 National Honor Soc. 3, 4 Treasurer 4; Band 2, 3 FHA Degree Chairman 2 Girls’ Glee 1, 2 “Grandma’s Best Years” Deanna Schroeder FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-pres. 2 GAA 1, 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4 National Honor Soc. 3, 4 Student Council 2, 3, 4 S. B. Secretary 3; Pres. 4 Class president 2 Majorette 1, 2; Band 1, 2 Honor roll 1, 2, 3, 4 Highest Grades 1 Prom Attendant 2 Dream Girl 3; Cinderella 4 Citizenship 2 Tumbling team 1; Leadership Training Course 4 “Grandma’s Best Years” “It’s Never Too Late” Bette Snyder FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3 Jerry Sprengel Class president 1 Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4 Quill Scroll 3, 4 Vice-president 4; National Honor Society 3, 4 White Buffalo Staff 3, 4 Sports editor 4 Dream Boy 2 Amphion 4; President Dorothy Stephens FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 3, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 “It’s Never Too Late” Larry Stratton Rifle Club 2, 3, 4 Rod Thomas Athletics 3, 4 Ronald Thrasher Lettermen’s Club 2, 3, 4 Gene Tompsett FFA 1 Jeanette Van Wert FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 GAA 1; Band 1,2 National Honor Soc. 3, 4 Girls’ Glee 2; Pep Club 3, 4 “Grandma’s Best Years” Don Watson Transfer from Culver 3 Lettermen’s Club 3, 4 Class president 4 Athletics 3, 4 Ron Watson FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Randy Wells FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 District reporter 4 Lettermen’s Club 3, 4 Marylyn White FHA 1, 2, 3 Pep Club 2, 3 Marion Ellen Wood Pep Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4 Quill Scroll 3, 4 Mixed Glee 1, 2, 3, 4 Rally Squad 1, 2, 4 Cheerleader 3 Class representative 1 White Buffalo staff 3, 4 Circulation manager 4 Treasurer, Quill Scroll 4 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 Amphion 4; Vice-pres. 4 Eugene Harris, president, Murray Newton, vice-president, Bob Mclnturff, representative, Leatrice Dwigans, secretary-treasurer. ♦ juniors sponsors Myrtis Lewis, co-sponsor Olaf Johnson, co-sponsor Theodore Dowell, assistant Richard Bordwell Ted Brunoe Patsy Bulkley Bob Byington Judy Cannon Leatrice Dwigans Larry Easter Yvonne Emick Wesley Ferguson Janet Frost Carol Hale Eugene Harris Sanders Heath Jacquetta King Myrna Kirksey Lynn Corwin Patricia Courtney Vivienne Darrar Donna Davis Clinton DeShazer Sally Galbraith Wesley Ginther Alyce Grant Marilyn Green Nancy Green Wilda Klann Jeanette Kollen Dick Krebs Henry Larson Marcus Lawson Patti Leno Jim Livingston 3cte McClaskey srrine McDaniels Bob Mclnturff Patrick Mitchell Delphine Moody Bonita Nance Murray Newton Joan Nichols Lyle Rhoan Larry Runge Mary Lou See Stanley Smith Mary Jane Snapp Jim McKay Deana McKenzie June Ann Machamer Marilyn Macy Duane Miller Barbara Olson Creighton Parsons Bob Patrick Helen Pendergraft Gordon Rhoan Paige Stansbery Joyce Stephens Alan Stevenson Paul Stine Dudley Thomas Kristen Thomsen Don Walker Carolyn Thomsen Sue Webber Allen Turner Betty Valentine class officers Gary Benson, vice-president, Mary Jane Snapp, representative, Aurolyn Moore, secretary, Carolyn Forman, president, Vivian Fletcher, treasurer. sponsors Leno Christiansen, sponsor Jim Wallace, assistant Ted Gibbons, assistant sophomores Front row—John Swanson, Dana Storey, Edward Simpson, JoAnn Pederson, Arnold Grimes, Kristen Larson, Paul Buchanan, Della Binder. Row 2—Arlita Suppah, Ed Dob-bels, Yudith Taylor, Carol Crandall, Norma Hansen, Steve Trout, Margo Wyatt, Melvin Miller, Kay Nicholas, Robert Suppah. Row 3—Maxine Meacham, Albert Neimann, Sue Morris, Jimmy Monroe, Phyllis Guerin, Leroy Titus, Dow-ann Madsen, Dean Spurgeon, Phrania Beard, Richard McKelvy, Lor.a Landles, Jack Naugher. Front row—Vivian Fletcher, Bill Ilouts, Glenda De-Shazer, Lane Pollock, Aurolyn Moore, Leslie Sample, Carmen Piercy, Tom Grant. Row 2—Sally Gregg, John Me-Claskey, Nina Patt, Gary Clowers, Loretta McDonald, Ron Cummings, Carolyn Forman, Gary Benson, Evelyn McDon- ald, Merle Combs. Row 3—Zonia Nance, Richard Macy, Elsie McDermott, John Murphy, Rita Bushnell, Monte Markgraf, Janice Schmitt, Herb Graybael, Judy Stine, Bill Davis, Jodi Olson, Gene Bolin. Front row — Antoinette Queahpama, Delmar Hale, Ginger Walker, Don Anderson, Patricia Johns, Rickie Hustead, Lucinda Michael, Arie Hilbrands, Serena Miller, Pete Courtney. Row 2—Terry Brown, Doris Squiemhen, Delano Miller, George Clements, Byrd Golay, Joyce Sut-terlee, Harold Fine, Marceline Miller, Duane Watson. sponsors Robert Duke, sponsor Isabelle McKethen, assistant Howard Hillis, assistant freshmen Front row—Cherry Butcher, Rita Griffith, Christina Rodman, Barbara Jefferson, Carolyn Jones, Larry Hyder, Herb McKay, George Rufener, Curtis Garren. Row 2— Mildred Kirksey, Nellie Semple, Anne Piedmont, Linda Schmitt, Charlotte Pitt, Jack Berman, Louis Fine, Stanford Otey, Bob Shepeard, David Stewart. Row 3—Christie Quaale, Chickie Fickes, Karen Lewis, Sharon Piercy, Jeanne Lisenbury, Georgia West, Lane Nelson, Bill Moore, Gary Sohn, Mike Van Wert, Nat Shaw, Ben Friend. Front row—Doris Meracle, Carmon Hofstetter, Sharon Grimes, Charles Valentine, Laura Ashby, Bob Farrell, Glee Bailey, Ronald Surplus, Frances Brisbin. Row 2—Marilyn Horigan, Byron Patt, Rosie Cooper, George Danzuka, Norma Stewart, Wayne Moe, Deanna Smith, Billy Palmer, Fonda Brown, Don Durkee, Julie Story. Row 3—Kathy Atchison, Bennie Kendall, Janice Suppah, Joe Dobbels, Elaine Clements, Richard Wiegand, Colleen Kincade, Wayne Lee, DeAnne Sundsmo, Steve Binder, Donna Cummings, Kenneth Queapama. Front row—Alice Strous, Stanley Klann, Marie Miller, Gary Tingle, Jack Danley. Row 2—Naomi Wickum, Marilyn Wagner, Norman Lytle, Rosella Leonard, Jim Hull, Margaret Leonard, Grady Parker, Dianne Corwin, Darrell George. Row 3—Gary Sahlberg, Lola May Thompson, Gerald Charley, Anna Stamps, Roy Forman, Janice White, James Clark, Joyce Moore. senior snaps organization s student council Deanna Schroeder, president Dick Krebs, vice-president Glenda Christiansen, secy. Ann Broadbent, treasurer Duane Anderson, concessions manager Marilyn Macy, ad manager Duane Benson, parliamentarian Don Watson, Sr. Class pres. Charles Brooks, rep. Bob Mclnturff, Jr. rep. Eugene Harris, Jr. Class pres. Mary Jane Snapp, Soph. rep. Carolyn Forman, Soph. pres. Mike Van Wert, freshman class president Joe Dobbels, representative 1st period, Pat Bone 4th period, Marilyn Macy, Judy Cannon 2nd period, Carol Wren 5th period, Yvonne Emick, Glenda Christiansen Myrtis Lewis, librarian 3rd period, Leatrice Dwigans, Edna Schmitt 6th period, Deanna Schroeder, Janice Dowers white buffalo staff r0w j—Howard Hillis, adviser, Sprengel, sports editor, Broadbent, news editor, Palin, editor-in-chief, Christiansen, feature editor, Wood, circulation manager, Leno. Row 2— Duling, Macy, photographer, Courtney, Forman, D. Davis, Nance, Thomsen. Row 3—Byington, Larson, Hansen, B. Davis, Overhulse, ad manager, Olson. hi sage staff Row 1—Leno, Overhulse, ad managers, Bone, assistant editor, Duling, editor. Row 2—Howard Hillis, adviser, Anderson, photographer, Howland, ad manager. quill and scroll Front row—Overhulse, Wood, treasurer, Sprengel, vice-president, Duling, president. row 2 — Howard Hillis, adviser, Olson, Courtney, D. Davis, Christiansen, Palin. Row 3—B. Davis, Quinn, Nance, Thomsen, Forman. national honor society Front row — Webber, P. Courtney, Schmitt, treasurer, Anderson, vice-president, R. Olson, president, G. Courtney, secretary, Butcher, sergeant-at-arms, Duling, Ted Gibbons, adviser. Row 2—Wood, Sprengel, Van Wert, Broadbent, Christiansen, Houston, Olson, Thomsen. Row 3 — Cannon, Green, Stevenson, Bordwell, Parsons, Macy, Dwigans, Nance. leadership traininq course members - „ r y Front row — D. Davis, Snapp, Dwigans, Thomsen, Schroeder, Broadbent, Macy. Row 2—Olson, Bolin, Anderson, McKenzie, Forman, Christiansen, Courtney, Butcher, Van Wert. Row 3—Corwin, B. Davis, Benson, Krebs, Newton, Fickes, Piedmont, Harris. noon movie staff Front row — Piercy, Quaale, Snapp, Broadbent, William Wright, adviser. Row 2—Jim, Anderson, Olson, Davis, Kollen. LETTERMEN Front row— Duane Miller, Corwin, Moni-cal, Jim, Larson, secretary-treasurer, D. Benson, president, Watson, vice-president, Johnson, Thomas, Brunoe, Jim Wallace, adviser. Row 2 —Graybael, Glowers, Cham-ness, Delano Miller, G. Benson, Davis, Kollen, Olson, Bolin, Smith, Sprengel, DeSha-zer. Row 3—McClaskey, Cummings, Mason, Lawson, Sample, Barney, Newton, Weiser, Stine, Dee, Howland, Livingston, Wells, Thrasher, Olaf Johnson, adviser. GAA Front row — Wyatt, Walker, P. Courtney, president, G. Courtney, vice-president, Corwin, Meacham, secretary, B. Olson, King. Row 2 —C. Piercy, Smith, Patt, Sup-pah, Clements, Queahpama, Thompson, N. Ike, P. Ike. Row 3 — Snyder, Stine, McDonald, Machamer, J. Olson, S. Piercy, Lewis, Fickes, Quaale, Bushnell. GAA Front row—Michael, DeShazer, Corwin, White, Leonard, Squiemhen, Johns, M. Miller, Sutterlee. Row 2— Fletcher, Moore, Overhulse, Nicholas, Larson, Beard, McDonald, Griffith, Butcher, S. Miller, Hogan, Frost, Marie Miller, Danzuka, Pitt, Piedmont, Schmitt, Leno. PEP CLUB Front Row— Houston, King, Michael, Sut-terlee, Nance, C. Thomsen, treasurer, E. Schmitt, vice-president, Abrams, president, Davis, secretary, Bone, business manager, Larson, Binder, Duling. Row 2—Moody, Brunoe, Overhulse, Forman, K. Thomsen, See, Kirksey, J. Schmitt, Christiansen, Galbraith, Stephens, McKenzie, Schroeder, Leno Row 3—Pederson, Courtney, Wood, Mea-cham, Broadbent, Corwin, Dowers, Palin, Harris, S. Van Wert, Olson, J. Van Wert. FHA Front rpw — Hansen, parliamentarian; K. Thomsen, degree chairman; Dwigans, vice president; C. Thomsen, president; See, historian; Davis, secretary; Corwin, treasurer; McKenzie, reporter. Row 2—Galbraith, B. Olson, King, Christiansen, J. Schmitt, McKay, Frost, Hogan, Stine, J. Stephens, D. Steph ens, Patt, Suppah. Row 3— Pitt, Piercy, Hedgepeth, Palin, Harris, Van Wert, Abrams, Lisenbury, West, Dowers, J. Olson, L. Schmitt, Piedmont, Nichols, M a c y, Quaale. FHA Front row—Michael, Binder, Miller, Sutterlee, Leno, R. Leonard, Squiemhen, M. Leonard, White, Corwin, Hayward. Row 2—Wyatt, Atchison, Stewart, Brown, Story, Cummings, Storey, Funk, Gregg, Beard, Schroeder, Pederson. Row 3—Taylor, Ames, Landles, Kirksey, Horigan, Meracle, Morris, Heffner, Forman, Snyder, Moore, Overhulse. FFA Front row—Jack Mc-Goldrick, assistant, Swanson McKelvy, Monical, reporter, Chamness, treasurer, Watson, secretary, Corwin, vice-president, D. Benson, president, Wells, Leno Christiansen, adviser, Row 2—H. Fine, Golay, Pollock, G. Benson, Houts, Markgraf, McKay, L. Fine, S. Binder, Lee, Valentine, Shep-eard. Row 3 — Spurgeon, Friend, Hofstetter, Nemitz, Rufener, Stevenson, Snapp, D. Binder, Farrell, Ferguson. Row 4 _ Crandall, Forman, Watson, Brown, Hilbrands, Sample, Stewart, Kollen, Hyd-er, Combs, Surplus. FFA Seated — Lynn Corwin, vice-president; Duane Benson, president; Ron Watson, secretary. Standing—Wally Chamness, treasurer; Leslie Sample, sentinel; Larry Monical, reporter. RIFLE CLUB Front row— Clark, executive officer; Otey, secretary; R. Snapp, vice-president; M. Snapp, president. Row 2—Simpson, Hofstetter, Green, Beard, Courtney, Stewart. Row 3—Easter, De-Shazer, McKay, Howland, Hansen, Stratton, Myers. r MIXED GLEE Front row— Bob Brewer, director, Morris, Sutterlee, Guerin, Michael, Moore, Piercy, Nance, DeSha-zer. Row 2 — Landles, McDaniels, Storey, Jennerjohn, Hedgepeth, Leno, Forman, McKay, Suppah. Row 3 — Moody, Henske, Fletcher, Olson, McKenzie, Pendergraft, Webber, Van Wert, Hogan, Taylor, Wren. MIXED GLEE Front row— Stratton, Myers, Johnson, Easter, Brunoe, Larson. Row 2 — Bob Brewer, director, Smith, Graybael, McClaskey, Davis, Leno. GIRLS GLEE Bob Brewer, director, Johns, Queahpama, Thompson, Wagner, Leonard, Pederson, Story. Row 2—Miller, Patt, Meacham, Stine, Lisenbury, Valentine. Row 3 —Beard, Galbraith, Butcher, Stansbery, Darrar, McDermott, Bushnell, Schmitt. GIRL'S GLEE Front row— Strous, Corwin, Danzuka, Cooper, Butcher, Moore, Miller, Leonard, Squiemhen. Row 2 — Brown, Gregg, Baily, Griffith, Semple, Stephens, Quaale, Schmitt, Jones, Bru-noe. Row 3—Lewis, Fickes, Piercy, Kollen, Pitt, Clements, Kincade, Klann, Nance. PEP BAND Don Anderson, cornet, Stephan Binder, baritone, Rita Bushnell, tenor sax, Janet Frost, tympany, bells, Sharon Grimes, flute, Nancy Green, 1st clarinet, Mildred Kirksey, baritone sax, Dow-ann Madsen, snare drums, Arie Hil-brands, 2nd cornet, Marilyn Hori-gan, bass clarinet, Lane Nelson, 1st cornet, Virginia Pendergraft, bass drum, Christina Rodman, alto sax, Gary Sahlberg, trombone, Norma Stewart, 2nd clarinet, Allen Turner, 2nd cornet, Michael Van Wert, 1st cornet, Ginger Walker, drums, Margo Wyatt, 2nd clarinet, Robert Brewer, director. OFFICERS Steve Binder, Squad leader; Nancy Green, Lieutenant; Mary Ellen Houston, Captain; Ginger Walker, Margo Wyatt, Squad leaders; Lane Nelson, Merit Orderly. p i v l it , 1 y i | 0 [ t 5 t 1 I f H CONCERT BAND Christiansen, Nicholas, Meacham, Cannon, Nichols, Bob Brewer, director, Macy, Stevenson, Courtney. MAJORETTES Cindy Michael, Joycelyn Sutterlee, Jac-quetta King, Doris Squiem-hen, Mildred Kirksey. The 1955 Christmas Concert put on by the choruses and band under the direction of Robert Brewer, music director. “Miss Touchdown,” Helen Pendergraft Princesses were: Deanna Schroeder, Glenda Christiansen, Sue Webber, Carolyn Forman, Chickie Fickes. “Cinderella,” Deanna Schroeder, and “Prince Charming,” Don Watson, of the 1955 “Cinderella Ball.” tote Lists Seven Three Girls, Four Boys Set For Next Ballo cn OverlO'.e Wr DOF Speech Conte o esfi '‘am when you’re feeli -earn, that’s the thing it MUHS seniors G1 ■� n, Mickey Bru Don Watsd -� r and sop '«s 4 ry Larsen and sopho ) ters, Redm rhulse were nam-1 in a ilists of the local [M’ n the United N youth c« JUB the Mad- % udents Select pinior 'Miss . Duchdown hese four studt ompete in the r being named y contest at for both Com S i G t GWe-$oeech stmastei is, MUHJ s . ch in Sophomore len Pendergraft, junior, med Miss Touchdown . 1955 football season by E . rk PCfG son, Lettermen presiden UlSiilti time of the Madras-Princ an FHA District c e last Friday. She and QCtober 28 in Hood iVt| nrinntjccoc Uoanna S � hrn ' - one SftOpP ■ This office W princesses, Deanna Scliro morr Glenda Christiansen, sen Webber, junior, Carolyn sophomore, and Chi ces, freshman were driven ly Field in Convertibles o-Bob Mclnturff, junior, Riv Celvey, sophomore, and e Moore of Madras. The qr princessess were escorted field by Lettermen ana ted with corsages of mums. Miss Touchdown” and her coi chairman. . -v. __ f . - w -« cr e nor nd sponsored . 0 Wl fcc held in Henry Larsen, nip- vas named . fr0ni ‘ -ac- took Dla FFA speech w,, ‘'idras. s t‘‘ch ye£den Unto ’5 { • « • conve Bl Houts, t -- JT O , Of % ' .ted to %0 % ' -ek for t � dream g «eligible can . ' .he contest vi e ? i March 5 wh ' t unced in that Buffalo. secretary, Glen feature editor lo, an active me i.fw, National Hon ship training council _ To ar nf tiux- 3uU m � rr� MUHS Selecting Sr°uZS oa k VOD Competitors • '-UJ HS contestants in the Voi • ' cracy speech contest 'Y Lorw fj CL today and tomorr w J fiflh Period spee Lanaic ni to Mr. how Corwin, MUHS s 1C sPeakin« instruct t ioSen as onc of thetP oibr, £ also selecting conti S£tnUn f0r State UtoX0 22?' o J invention, , ■ c°rolv-' ' £L 0 ’L ’'• be senior e vnr ctivety, v o ce ol WuS Jents H° 013 Henry Larsen Wit. FFA Final Contest v Tl.erefl Washingt •jbet took pi a •tudent w ich vote 1 last years Touchdown held in Madras. � Py Sr- mr Hele a'“( P IN,«nt ed MUHS fij necommg speech contest of ‘Pep tions Pilgrim; and bon- February 8 in ance spon- hall. Compet J h honor of tor -Janet F and her court a £ Glowers. — “Henry against ot. ners at Mai ed Mr. Ler viser. Mr. Christ k that the scheduled onT ..nftiprn:i t W O ... 0 pther condit nsverm. — .dis is the ninth VOD cont I and is sponsored by the Jeffers 1 County Junior Chamber of Cc I raerce with Mr. Merlin Rodman ! chairman. Mr. Hillis is in charge of I 4 lte i r competition at MUHS while K itatun I to Bruce Stewart and Mr. Buck M qd- his er. ”tl be roe are in charge of Culver cd Kpensc pr- ;lriP petition. t?fuetadudcn vWta to Colleen Meacham ’55 was . a C., Mt. Vernon, Val- year’s county winner and : and on, Philadelphia, Ni- Broadbent, senior, placed secon uebec and Ontario, } Culver did not cempete in ‘ -isfaint ’ 1 the activities shock of his life Bob Byington Patsy Bulkiey Myma Kirksey Sue Webber Clinton DeShazer Dick Krebs junior play great smokies Eugene Harris Jacquetta King Carolyn Thomsen Murray Newton Bonita Nance Alyce Grant Larry Runge Vivienne Darrar Lynn Corwin mystery of the locked room' Henry Larson John Nichols Allen Turner Leatrice Dwigans Judy Knowles Barbara Olson Ted Brunoe Alan Stevenson senior play never too Duane Anderson Sandra Van Wert Clark Mason Gay Harris Lanora Ames Deanna Schroeder Kay Johns Kenneth Edgmon Larry Stratton Mary Ellen Houston Beverly Pederson Dorothy Stephens Mickey Brunoe Ron Olson Lynn Howland Larry Myers RALLY SQUAD Helena Ov-erhulse, Deana McKenzie, Ur-bana Brunoe, Maxine Meach-am, Ann Broadbent, Marion Wood. TUMBLERS Beard, Fletcher, Hayward, Stine, Wyatt, DeShazer, Hogan, McDonald, Piercy, Machamer, Corwin, Larson. vWi'4 sports Bend Oakridge Toledo Prineville Lakeview Burns Maupin Redmond football schedule Madras Opponent 0 35 6 0 27 0 18 49 13 33 6 20 12 12 6 14 u men in white77 coaches Jim Wallace, head football coach Joseph Piedmont, assistant coach ---I — football summary MUHS experienced a building season in gridiron play during 1955 and dropped four league games to the opposition; placing last in the Central Oregon league. The Madras squad hit some rough opposition during the season but played tneir best games against Redmond and Prineville. Madras did not participate in the annual jamboree usually held at Prineville which was cancelled this year by the Oregon Schools Activity Association due to a new ruling limiting a team’s amount of practice before school takes up in the fall. Opening the ’55 season September 9 the Buffaloes gave their first loss to the Bend Lava Bears by a 35-0 score then bounced back the following weekend to edge Oakridge in a close 6-0 tilt. Madras then traveled to Toledo to battle and lost the game 27-0. The Prineville Cowboys, district champions for five straight seasons, rolled over Madras 49-18 to give Madras their first league defeat; Lakeview gave the Buffs their second league loss, winning 33-13. Burns Hi-Landers added to the Buffs woes by peppering them 20-6. Madras came back in a non-league tilt to fight to a 12-12 tie at Maupin and again stumbled against the powerful Redmond team; losing their last league contest 14-6 to wind up the pig-skin season. Murray Newton F Paul Stine F Bob Mclnturff F Richard Weiser C Don Watson G Mickey Brunoe G Dick Krebs G Duane Benson G Randy Wells G Dudley Thomas, manager Olaf Johnson, coach basketball summary The Buffs ended a 22-game schedule with a spectacular 18 won 4 loss record. In league play the Madras hoopsters placed second with 13 wins and 3 losses. Beginning season’s play Coach Johnson’s quint tied for second place at the Central Oregon Jamboree at Prineville. December 3, the Madras Bison were downed 73-51 by the Bend Lava Bears. The following weekend the Buffs were hosts to Central Union of Monmouth-Independence in two non-league games. The Madras hoopsters came out on top of 65-49 and 59-43 scores. Starting league play December 16-17 the Lakeview Honkers were downed by the Madrasites. Ending hoop play for ’55 the Buffs defeated the Lava Bears 66-55. January 6-7, the Buffs took two league counters from the Prineville Cowboys. The Buffaloes, January 13-14, lost to Redmond. The squad was victorious over the Burns Hilanders 65-50 and 47-44 and the Culver Bulldogs 72-62 and 61-44 in four weekend tilts. February 3-4 the Honkers fell 89-54 and 66-34. The next weekend Prineville bowed 73-47 and 72-64 to the Madras maple couriers. At the third Redmond meeting the Buffs met defeat but came back the next night to defeat the Central Oregon Cats. February 24-25 the Madras hoopsters ended the season by taking the Burns inlanders 83-69 and 75-62. Lynn Corwin, JV manager, JV coach, Jim Wallace. Frosh coach, Joseph Piedmant, Norman Lytle, manager. Front row—Pollock, Davis, Runge, Nei-mann, McClaskey, Corwin, manager. Row 2—Jim Wallace, coach, Miller, Krebs, Quinn, Livingston, Benson. Front row — Klann, George, Dobbels, Wiegand, Moe, Charley. Row 2—Joseph Piedmont, coach, Danzuka, Shaw, Van Wert, Queahpama, Forman. basketball schedule Date Opposition December— 2— Jamboree 3— Bend 9—Central Union 10—Central Union 16— ‘Lakeview 17— ‘Lakeview 22—Bend January— 6— Prineville 7— Prineville 13— ‘Redmond 14— ‘Redmond 20— ‘Burns 21— ‘Burns 27— Culver 28— Culver February— 3— ‘Lakeview 4— ‘Lakeview 10— ‘Prineville 11— ‘Prineville 17— ‘Redmond 18— ‘Redmond 24— ‘Burns 25— ‘Burns League Games We They 2nd 51-73 65- 49 59- 43 60- 42 71- 47 66- 55 63-39 58-38 40-42 43-56 65- 50 47-44 72- 62 61- 44 89-56 66- 34 73- 48 72-64 66-71 51-44 83-69 75-62 baseball Delano Miller pitcher Lynn Howland catcher Gene Bolin catcher Randy Wells pitcher, of. Paul Stine 1st base, pch. Bob Bylngton 1 st base Keith Dee 1st base, of. April 6 Lyle Rhoan 2nd base April 10 George Clements 2nd base April 13 Duane Benson shortstop April 20 April 27 Dick Krebs 3rb base May 1 Gordon Rhoan outfield Lane Pollock outfield Delmar Hale outfield Al Nelmann outfield Curtiss Guerin outfield Steve Binder, Danny Simpson managers CCHS Bend CCHS Redmond Redmond Bend track April 6—Central Oregon Relay April 13—Hayward Relays April 17—Madras April 20—Madras April 24—Madras April 27—3-way meet May 5—Central Oregon May 16—Frosh-Sophomore meet May 18—State meet May 19—State meet Rod Thomas Ed Dobbels Jim McKay Ron Surplus Arnold Grimes Ben Friend Lynn Corwin Byrd Golay Charles Brooks Richard Wlegand Merle Combs Monte Markgraf at Bend at Eugene at Redmond at Prineville at Bend at Redmond at Bend at Bend at Corvallis at Corvallis Dwayne Hansen Don Watson Henry Larsen Murray Newton Buck Smith Duane Benson Randy Wells Ron Weiser Ron Griffin Paul Stine Gary Benson Gerke’s Furniture Your Home Deserves the Best Free Delivery Phone 2450 Madras Phone 2255 Culver 2287 Dr. David C. Mac Fadden Chiropractic Physician Hours 9 To 6 Except Thursday Madras Evenings by Appointment Oregon Don’s U nion Service Firestone Tires Dependable Service Betty’s Beauty Shop Hair Styling and Cutting Permanent Waves Manicures, Cosmetics Phone 2235 Madras Van Winkle - Herbster, Inc. Insurance for every need Phone 2326 Madras ERICKSON’S SUPER MARKET For Lowest Prices in Central Oregon Self-Service Quality Meats Garden Fresh Produce 5th Cr Oak Madras, Oregon Hart Bros. Steel Fabricating Co. Welding, General Repair Crane Service Lathe Work Phone 2930 Madras 'An Oregon Bank Serving Oregon Madras Branch United States National Bank Portland, Oregon Johnston Electric Commercial and Residential Wiring and Maintenance Remember: We Enjoy Lighting Your Way Phone 2331 M JASA IMPLEMENT CO. J. I Case Dealer IT COSTS LESS TO FARM WITH CASE Phone 2287 Madras LEE'S CAFE Orders To Take Out Chinese and American Food Phone 2269 Madras Green Spot Motel 3 Blocks North of Blinker Light Highways 26—97 Automatic Heat Dr. end Mrs. La Valley Phone 2348 Madras BROWN’S Don’s Union Service U. S. Royal Tires JEWELERS Dependable Service Mastercraft Cleaners Keepsake Diamond Rings Your Name Brand Watch Headquarters Band Instruments Cleaning at its Best Phone 2526 Madras Roy’s Shoe Shop McKimens Texaco Service If you are not satisfied, tell us; If you are, tell others Lub. Service and Tire Repair We Give S H Green Stamps Free Pop for the Winning Players Madras, Oregon Phone 2287 Madras Madras Glass and Body Shop Bert Matthews, Prop. HOTEL JEFFERSON New Management Phone 1347 Madras Phone 2322 South Dalles-California Highway Madras Me CREERY’S Order your school sweater early. Have it for next Fall Cactus Inn Cafe North End Union Station Firestone Tires and Batteries Free hamburgers for all players and pep club girls Lubrication and Tire Repair after any game Phone 2129 Pum Brick Tile Co. Madras Furniture Blocks, Patios, Fireplaces Roman Style, Pum Brick Phone 2357 Madras Phone 2C46 Madras Get Insured Stay Insured Rest Assured IRVING INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 2432 Madras Pacific Supply Cooperative Madras Phone 2222 ROWAN’S T. V. — Radio Service General Electric Philco T. V. In the Jim Marsh Real Estate Bldg. Phone 2969 Madras VAN DE HEY'S H. S. MICHAEL CO. SHELL STATION Your Flying A Dealer Tires—Lubrication Service Is Our Business WRECKER SERVICE Phone 9S71 Madras Madras Phone 2394 Sturgill’s Mobile Service Dr. Randolph L. Howe Lawrence Corey, Lessee Optometrist Efficient—Courteous—Dependable 5 H Greenstamps Phone 2190 Madras Phone 2215 Madras J. W. COPELAND YARDS Retail Lumber and Building Materials Boyson Paint and Norge Appliances Fuel aud Floor Covering Phone 2246 Madras For News and Pictures OF MUHS Activities And Of Jefferson County Life Read Tke l9� e®r CARS SALES TRUCKS SERVICE Griffith Motor Company 6th and B Streets Madras, Oregon The CHIEF THEATRE O. K. RUBBER WELDER Tire Recapping Sk Repair Sign of the Best ” Madras phone 2477 K 6- R GROCERY Free Delivery Phone 2422 We Give Green Stamps Ship by Truck Bend-Portland Truck Service Madras, Redmond, Bend, Prineville, Lakeview, Burns, Klamath Falls Fhone 2234 Madras Hotel Coffee Shop Located in Hotel Jefferson Fhone 219S Madras LON’S CAFE Specialiiinq in Steak and Chicken Dinners Hours 10 a. m. to 8 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Len Emick Madras Jefferson Potato Co. Norm and Vic Hyder Phone 2551 Metolius Eastern Oregon Mills Beaver Says “It Pays To Feed Beaver Feed” Eastern Oregon Mills Madras Bend HOMES BUSINESSES MOTELS South Highway 97 FOR LAND SAKE Irv Morris Real Estate MADRAS, OREGON FARM LOANS IRRIGATED FARMS STOCK RANCHES Box 446 Phone 2170 THE MILLER LUMBER COMPANY Building Material of All Kinds Dutch Boy Paint Madras, Oregon Phone 2483 South Side Market Friendliest and Best Service in Town Our Prices are Right open every day of the week Mr. 6- Mrs. Jess Turner Madras, Oregon Art's V. Pfaff sewing machines Zenith, G.E., RCA, T.V. and appliances Phone 2527 Madras, Oregon FOWLER PRINTING COMPANY Pum Brick Tile Co. Blocks, Patios, Fireplaces Roman Style, Pum Brick Phone 2546 Madras Sturgill’s Mobile Service Hess Department Store Lawrence Corey, Lessee Dehen School Sweater Efficient—Courteous—Dependable Knitted to Your Measure Phone 2190 Madras Madras, Ora. Madras Dairy Queen REASONABLE RATES ALL OUTSIDE ROOMS Phone 2345 MADRAS HOTEL MADRAS MOTEL ONE BLOCK WEST 97 MADRAS, OREGON THRIFTY DRUGS Walter McCaulou The Rexall Store Phone 2142 Madras BUD’S RADIATOR SERVICE Madras Guarantee Satisfaction Day 2110 Night 2498 Green Spot Welders ♦ North Unit Hardware 'Madras’ Finest Welding S- Machine Shop” We Service What We Sell Paul M. Dwigans Owner Phones: 2519 or 2346 Madras Phone 2489 Morris Yaw Sporting Goods Shell Station Almost anything to Hunt, Fish, or Tires Lubriacation Camp with Super Service is our Business” Phone 9571 Madras You'll be glad you shopped at Roy and Lil’s Phone 2044 Nichols €rHemphill Jewelry Watches, Diamonds, • Franciscan Ware Certified Watch Maker Phone 2366 Madras Wray’s Madras Pharmacy Prescriptions Drugs and Sundries Fountain It Pays To Buy at Wray’s” Phone 2537 Madras Geo’s Cleaners Agent for Bend Troy laundry We Pick Up And Deliver Madras Self-Service Laundry Satisfaction Guaranteed Phone 2484 Madras CULVER SEED COMPANY SEED CLEANERS AND BUYERS It pays to check with Culver Seed Company Before Buying or Selling Phone 2482 Culver EARL ED6MON SHELL HEATING OIL JOBBER Phone 2293, Madras Madras Main Street Garage, Inc. Conroy, Chevrolet Oldsmobile Repair and Service For All Cars Gas Oil Lubrication Washing Day Phone 2246 Night Phone 2240 Madras Hardware House of Fashion General Hardware Everything in the Ready-To-Wear For the Woman Who Cares 6 For the Junior Miss Zenith Appliances it’s “Seventeen” Located In Jefferson Hotel Phone 2529 Geo. M. liams phone 2365 Mrs. Hannon Western Auto Supply Bob's Plumbing 6- Heating Frigidaire, Hotpoint Appliances Your Family Store Automotive parts €r Appliances For Better Jobs Call Bob’s Phone 2284 Madras Day Phone 2249 Night 2205 Top Quality Gas for Less Nichols’ Multi-Flavor Madras Economy Service Ice Cream Washing, Lubrication, Steam Cleaning See us for your party special Glenn Smlttle, owner So. Highway 97 Madras, Oregon Madras Beauty Shop Edna Clark Back of Bank Phone 2166 Now! Quality DRY Cleaning is as Close As Your Phone for PICK-UP and DELIVERY (at no extra cost) JUST PWONE 2236 ONE DAY SERVICE IF DESIRED MADRAS CLEANERS On the Culver Highway Where Quality Comes First” Jefferson County Co-op Hardware, Petroleum Products, Farm Machinery Phone 2543 Madras On U. S. Highways 97 and 26 Mountain View Motel Mr. Mrs. V. F. Quinn Electric Heat and Garages Phone 2117 Madras, Oregon The Motel Mr. Mrs. James A. Easter Owner and Manager CHOPPERS .... BLOWER! .... WAOONS PEPPERMINT DISTILLING EQUIPMENT FOSTER MANUFACTURING CO. SPECIAL HARVESTING EQUIPMENT Designing, Developing, ■ Manufacturing MADRAS. OREGON International Harvester Hi-way Garage Tractors Farm Machinery Automobile Repair-Bear Front End Alignment Bone Implement, Oreg. Ltd. Phone 2265 Phone 2494 So. Highway 97 Roy H. Bryant, Mgr. Madras, Ore. Top Quality Gas for Less Madras Economy Service Washing, Lubrication, Steam Cleaning Glenn Smittle, owner So. Highway 97 Gordon Shown, Distributor Standard Oil Of California Come in and eat with Shanghi Joe at the Shangrila Now and Then Dine Dance When You're Old Enough Phone 2274 Phone 2177, Madras Madras Thomas Sales And Service Dodge and Plymouth Cars Cinderella and Prince Charming look over a 1956 Dodge Phone 2455 WARM SPRINGS Buy At MACVS General Merchandise VILLAGE CAFE North Unit Hardware On the Banks of the Deschutes Our Aim: To Serve You Best Open 24 hours AL ROWLAND Phone 2489 Phone 2879 Warm Springs OREGON HYDRO GAS Commercial Equipment Gas Appliances Call Us -or Free Estimates Ycur Friendly Local Propane Dealer Quick Service Licensed Installations Manager: Jack Donnelly Phone: 2218 mieqUafik . autoqfiafihs MADRAS VARIETY STORE Your Headquarters For School Supplies Phone 2142 Madras MADRAS MARKET Quality Meats and Groceries Downtown Madras