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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1957 volume:

Thanks for the memory .... 1957 e Madras Union High School Madras, Oregon In a sense the '57 Hi-Sage is dedicated to you, the student body of MUHS. The annual staff has worked throughout the year with this goal in mind—to please you, each and every student of Madras High School — by capturing in picture and print your friends, memories, yourself and your '56-'57 year at Madras High. We hope we have accomplished our goal with the theme Thanks for the Memory. Your editor, Carolyn Thomsen Contents Aministration Faculty Student Government Classes Organizations Activities Royalty Football Basketball Snaps Adversisement Carolyn Thomsen Editor-in-Chief Barbara Olsen Assistant Editor Sharon Piercy, Helena Overhulse Advertising Managers Steve Binder Photographer Richard Macy, Dean Spurgeon Art Editors Bill Moore Copy Writer Howard Hillis Adviser Dedication Dedicated to Sylvia Breshears Sylvia spent six and one half years at Madras Union High School. She grew with the system and became an efficient and valuable employee as District Clerk. Unofficially she fulfilled the needs of the girls of the school for guidance. Her interest in the teen-agers as well as efficiency at work were among the qualities for which she became so valuable and loved. Besides fulfilling her role as wife, mother, and District Clerk, Sylvia and her husband, Everett, took the time and effort to sponsor teen-age dances and act as advisers to the teen-age dance council. With regret the administration accepted Sylvia's resignation this year due to her plans to move to Washington with her family. It is hoped that Sylvia will recall pleasant memories of her years at Madras High School. We also hope that the feeling developed toward her by the faculty, the students, the school board, and the community ere mutual. It is with the best wishes of all that this dedication is made and may she find a full and satisfying life in her new location. Registration day, August 30, found students packed into the office to begin a new school year. Warm Springs, Grizzly, Metolius, Gateway, Agency Plains and Antelope bus routes bring students to MUHS to make this familiar scene every morning of the week. Important to the functioning of MUHS is Superintendent Carl V. Rhoda who has been a member of the faculty for 12 years. Writing college scholarship recommendations occupies much of the time of Vice principal Bill Wright. Mr. Wright is dean of boys, student council adviser, and concessions and leadership training adviser. He has been a member of the faculty for 11 years. Starting the day off with a smile is Nicky Cassel district clerk. Mrs. Cassel replaced Sylvia Breshears post second semester. Dorothy Piedmont goes about her daily chore of figuring up cafeteria receipts. Mrs. Piedmont, who has been at MUHS for five years, handles student affairs and attendance, also. School Board A group which strives unselfishly for a better Mad- Lewis Nichols, Ida Lange, A. S. Ramsey, chairman, ras High is the MUHS school board. Picture are and Ron Vibbert. Nicky Cassel, clerk, Clint Hedgepeth, Carl Rhoda, Office Girls Period 1: Carolyn Thomsen Period 2: Helena Overhulse Carole Ann Wren Period 3: Deana McKenzie Period 4: Barbara Olsen Period 5: Aurolyn Moore Period 6: Glenda DeShazer Judy Miller Betty Jean Mantyla One year at MUHS OSC Subjects — Physical education, Health, Biology. Of teachers Bill Wright Eleven years at MUHS Blackhills Teachers College Subjects — Chemistry, Guidance Ted Dowell Two years at MUHS Boston University Subjects — Algebra 1, Analytic Geometry, trigonometry, Algebra II, Physics. Robert Brewer Eight years at MUHS Lewis Clark Subjects — Music, Vocal and Instrumental, English I. Myrtis Lewis Twelve years at MUHS Baylor University of Texas Subjects — Librarian, Spanish I. Ted Gibbons Two years at MUHS University of Oregon Subjects — English IV, College Prep., English IV, English III. Dillard Shipler One year at MUHS Southerrf Oregon College of Education Subjects — General Math, Algi bra I, Geometry. Dale Brethauer One year at MUHS Lewis Clark Subjects — Biology, U.S. History, Social Economics. Joe Piedmont Eight years at MUHS University of Idaho Subjects — Physical Education, Health. who are fine . . . Abbie Andrews One year at MUHS University of Oregon Subjects — English I, n, III Leno Christensen Ten years at MUHS University of Nebraska Subjects — Ag I, II, HI, IV, Shop. Ole Johnson Six years at MUHS Linfield Subjects—General Science, Social Science. Robert Duke Four years at MUHS New Mexico University Subjects — U.S. History, Social Economics, Social Science. Sonia Dalton One year at MUHS University of Oregon Subjects — Art, World History. Priscilla Horning One year at MUHS OSC Subjects — Home Economics I, II, III, IV. Howard Hillis Nine years at MUHS Pacific University Subjects — Public Speaking, Journalism, Typography. James Wallace Two years at MUHS Southern Idaho College of Education Subjects — Typing I, Shorthand, Bookkeeping. Marguerite Kelly Four years at MUHS Marylhurst Subjects — English I, II, Guidance. Sealing the bags of clothing for the Christian Children’s Fund are clothing drive chairman, Anne Piedmont and committee member, Ellen Brown. As a project of student council, 220 pounds of clothing were donated to the fund by MUHS students. Drawing plans for the completion of the ‘M” on the west hill of Madras is Chairman Dudley Thomas while committee members Glenda DeShazer, Bill Davis, Gus Markgraf and Gary Benson look on. The student Student body officers for ’56-57, President Dick Krebs, Vice-president Murray Newton, Secretary Bonita Nance, Treasurer Carolyn Thomsen. Basketball team members, Eugene Harris, Satch Miller, and Gary Benson (background) admire the new trophy ease being completed under the direction of this year’s council. President Dick Krebs conducts the council meeting with the help of Adviser Bill Wright. Council members are Bill Davis, Steve Olson, Gary Benson, Anne Piedmont, Dudley Thomas, Gus Markgraf, Ellen Brown and Lane Nelson who are discussing plans of bringing a foreign exchange student to MUHS next year. council meets ... Parlimentarian Lynn Corwin, Ad manager Marilyn Macy, first semester Concessions manager Gene Bolin, second semester Concessions manager Joe Quinn. Bearing cheery smiles as they serve the cafeteria line each noon are cooks Haiel Ames and Lydia Neimann. Working behind the scenes in the kitchen is another helper, June Thomsen, not pictured. Head bus driver and maintenance man, Fred Burkin, takes it easy as June Th msen, Rod Thomas, Vern Moore, Ed Millard, and Jay Ross do the work. How happy youth is! Seniors President Dudley Thomas Representative and Sergeant at arms Gus Markgraf and Richard Wieser Secretary and Treasurer Donna Davis and Kristen Thomsen Senior sponsors: Sonia Dalton, Olaf Johnson, Myrtis Lewis Thanks for the memory of freshman year and State, Of sophomore year, Tropicana Prom, Junior rings and plays. Of Cinderella Ball, Of busy crowded halls. Our senior sneak. Baccalaureate and Graduation Week . . . We thank you so much, our sponsors, for four years of loyal service. We thank you and MUHS for the education, activities, and many long-to-be cherished friends and memories. The Class of '57 1st Semester Vice-President Paul Smith 2nd Semester Vice-President Clinton De- Shazer Bob Byington Dean Calhoun Lynn Corwin Pat Courtney Vivienne Darrar Daryl Davis Donna Davis Clinton DeShazer Leatrice Dwigans Larry Easter Yvonne Emick Westey Ferguson Janet Frost Sally Galbraith Wesley Ginther Alyce Grant Marilyn Green Nancy Green Carol Hale Eugene Harris i Sanders Heath Joyce Johnson Jacquetta King Myrna Kirksey Jeanette Kollen Dick Krebs Marcus Lawson Jim Livingston Lorrine McDaniel Bob Mclnturff Jim McKay Deana McKenzie June Machamer Marilyn Macy Patti Manion Gus Markgraf Murray Newton Joan Nichols Barbara Olsen Creighton Parsons Bob Patrick Helen Pendergraft Gloria Reeder Gordon Rhoan Larry Runge Mary Lou See Paul Smith Alan Stevenson Kristen Thomsen Ron Thrasher Alan Turner Sue Webber Richard Weiser Douglas Wiese Carole Ann Wren Senior Histories Elaine Boeh Transfer from Osage City, Kansas 4; Blue Triangle 1; Triple L 1; Class Secretary 1. Dick Bordwell Class vice-president 1; National Honor Society 3, 4; Vice-president 4; Junior Rifle Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 1; Teen of the Moment 1, Citizenship Award 1. Ted Brunoe “Mystery of the Locked Room” 3; Amphion 3, 4; Sergeant at arms 4. Wilda Lou Bryant GAA 1, 2; FHA 1, 2; Rifle Club 2; Amphion 3. Bob Byington Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4; White Buffalo Staff 2, 3; “Shock of His Life” 3; Let-termen’s Club 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; “Oh Man” 4. Dean Calhoun Transfer from The Dalles 4; Hi-Y 1, 2; Band 3, 4; Amphion 4; Board of Treasury 4; “Oh Man” 4. Lynn Corwin FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Sentinal 2, Vice-president 3; President 4; District Reporter 4; Perfect Attendance 1, 3; Lettermen’s Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball Manager 2; Track 3; Football 4; Citizenship Award 2; “Great Smokies” 3; Leadership Training 3, 4; S. B. Parliamentarian 4; Student Council 4; “Oh Man” 4. Patricia Courtney GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; President 3; All Star Honor Roll 1, 2; Perfect Attendance 2; Scholarship Pin 2; Honor Roll 3; GAA 250-point pin 3; National Honor Society 3, 4. Vivienne Darrar Washington High School, Portland 2; FHA 1; GAA 1, 3; Ciyo 2; Amphion 3, 4; Talent Show Manager 4; Pep Club 4; All Star Honor Roll 1; “Great Smokies” 3; County VOD Winner 4; White Buffalo Staff 4; Talent Show Mistress of Ceremonies 3; Oh Man” 4. Daryl Davis Transfer from The Dalles 4; Class Representative 1. Donna Davis GAA 1, 2; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Reporter 2, Secretary 3; All Star Honor Roll 1; Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4; Leadership Training 3; Honor Roll 3; Prom Attendant 3; Quill and Scroll 3, Secretary 4; Class Secretary 4; National Honor Society 4; Touchdown Queen 4; Teen of the Moment 4; Play Prompter 4. Clinton DeShazer FFA 1; Lettermen’s Club 2, 3, 4; Track Manager 2; Honor Roll 2, 3; Rifle Club 3; “Shock of His Life” 3; Quill and Scroll 4; Class Vice-president 4; “Oh Man” 4. Leatrice Dwigans FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-president 3; All Star Honor Roll 1, 2; Class Secretary 3; “Mystery of the Locked Room” 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Homemaker of Tomorrow 4; Leadership Training 3. Larry Easter Transfer from Moro 3; Class Vice-president 1; Football 1; Baseball 2; Class Sergeant-at-arms 2; Rifle Club 3; Amphion 4; Top magazine salesman 4; “Oh Man” 4. Cora Eckleberry Transferred from The Dalles 4; Dropped 4. Bill Edwards Transferred to Irrigon 4. Yvonne Emick Transfer from Lebanon 2. Wesley Ferguson FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1; Lettermen’s Club 4; Football Manager 4. Janet Lee Frost FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 2, 3; Amphion 3, 4; Noon movie staff 4; Band majorette 4. Sally Galbraith FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Play Prompter 3, 4; Amphion 3, 4. Wesley Ginther “Oh Man”4 Patrick, Dwigans, K. Thomsen, Galbraith, Byington, Thomas, Olsen, Krebs, McDaniel, See. 9 Grant, Frost, M. Green, Webber, btevenson. King, Wiese, Kirksey, Ferguson. Senior Alyce Grant Band 1, 2; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3; All Star Honor Roll 1; Rifle Club 2, 3; “Great Smokies” 3; Pep Club Representative 4; Leadership Training 4; Play Understudy 4. Marilyn Green FHA 1, 2; Band 1; Rifle Club 3, 4. Nancy Green FHA 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; All Star Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Lieutenant 3, Captain 4; Amphion 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. Carol Garnet Hale Transfer from Redmond 3; Art Award Winner 2. Eugene Harris Honor Roll 2; White Buffalo Staff 3; Star Reporter Award 3; “Great Smokies” 3; Class President 3; Student Council 3; Lettermen’s Club 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Teen of the Moment 3. Sanders Heath FFA 1, 2, 3. Joyce Johnson Transferred to Couer d’Alene, Idaho 4. Jacquetta King GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Majorette 1, 2, Drum Major 3; “Great Smokies” 3; Pep Club 3, 4. Myrna Kirksey FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2; Band 1, 2; All Star Honor Roll 1; Band Secretary 2; “Shock of His Life” 3; Pep Club 3, 4; Hi-Sage Photographer 4; National Honor Society 4; “Oh Man” 4. Jeanette Kollen FHA 1, 2; Amphion 3, 4. Dick Krebs Class Representative 1; All Star Honor Roll 1, 2; Honor Roll 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Class President 2; Lettermen’s Club 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Football 4; S. B. Vice-president 3; “Shock of His Life” 3; Perfect Attendance 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; S. B. President 4; Teen Age Dance Council 4; Leadership Training 3, 4; Candidate for Dream Boy 4. Mark Lawson FFA 1, 2; Lettermen’s Club 3, 4; Football 3, 4, Co-Captain 4. Jim Livingston Lettermen’s Club 3, 4; Basketball 3. Pete McClaskey Transfer from Arlington 2; Class Sergeant-at-arms 1. Lorrine McDaniel FHA 1; All Star Honor Roll 1; Honor Roll 2; Amphion 3, 4. Bob Mclnturff Class Sergeant-at-arms 2; Candidate for Dream Boy 1; Prom Attendant 2; Class Representative 3; Lettermen’s Club 3, 4; Basketball 3; Football 4; Prince Charming 4; Student Council 3. Jim McKay Deana McKenzie FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3; GAA 1, 2; All Star Honor Roll 1, 2; Perfect Attendance 1; Quill Scroll 2; White Buffalo Staff 2, Advertising Manager 2; Leadership Training 3; Teen of the Moment 3; Rally Squad 3, Cheerleader 4; Amphion 3, 4, Secretary 4; “Oh Man” 4. June Machamer GAA 1, 2, 3; Tumbling Team 1, 2, 3; Honor Roll 3; Perfect Attendance 2, 3. Marilyn Macy FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Degree Chairman 2; GAA 1, 2; Rifle Club 3; Play Prompter 3; S. B. Ad Manager 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Leadership Training 3, 4; Teen Age Dance Council 3, 4; White Buffalo Photographer 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4, President 4; Pep Club 4; Teen of the Moment 4. Patricia Leno Manion GAA 1, 2; White Buffalo Staff 2; FHA 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Hi-Sage Ad Manager 3; White Buffalo Ad Manager 3. Gus Markgraf Transfer from Stevenson, Washington 4; Lettermen’s Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys Federation 1, 2, 3, President 3; Boys’ State 3; Class President 2; FFA President 3; Student Council 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4, Representative 3; Class Representative 4; Leadership Training 4; Co-Captain, Football 4; Teen of the Moment 4. Duane Miller FFA 1; Lettermen’s Club 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4. Judy Miller Transfer from Grant, Portland 2; Band 1, 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2; Highest grades 2; All Star Honor Roll 3, 4; Amphion 3, 4, Secretary 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Teen of the Moment 4. Pat Mitchell FFA 1. Bonita Nance FHA 1, 2; Perfect Attendance 1; All Star Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, Vice-president 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Amphion 3, 4, Parliamentarian 3, 4; Quill Scroll 3, 4; White Buffalo Staff 3, Asst. News Editor 3, Copy reader 3, Journeyman award 3, Winner of Journalism Scholarship 3; “Great Smokies” 3; VOD Winner 3; Wrhite Buffalo Editor 4; Teen of the Moment 4; Leadership Training 4; S. B. Secretary 4; Student Council 4; “Oh Man” 4. Murray Newton Transfer from Hermiston 2; Lettermen’s Club 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Class Representative 2; Honor Roll 2; Dream Boy 2; Teen of the Moment 2; Prom Attendant 2; Student Council 2; Class Vice-president 3; “Great Smokies” 3; National Honor Society 4; S. B. Vice-president 4; Student Council 4; Leadership Training 4; Candidate for Dream Boy 4; All State A-2 Basbetball 1st team. 4. Joan Alice Nichols FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 2, All Star Honor Roll 3; Amphion 3, 4; “Mystery of the Locked Room” 3; Pep Club 4; “Oh Man” 4. Easter, Turner, Davis, Emick, Lawson, McKenzie, Nichols, Runge, Machamer, Livingston, Darrar. Histories Barbara Olsen FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian 2; GAA 1, 2, Reporter 2; White Buffalo Staff 2, 4; All Star Honor Roll 1, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Hi-Sage Staff 2, 4; Hi-Sage Advertising Manager 2, Assistant Editor 4; “Myster of the Locked Room” 3; Perfect Attendance 3; Prom Decoration Chairman 3; National Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary-treasurer 4; Leadership Training 4; Pep Club 4; Touchdown Queen 4; Teen of the Moment 4; Quill Scroll 4; “Oh Man” 4. Creighton Parsons Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Rifle Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. Robert A. Patrick Lettermen’s Club 2, 3, 4; Football Manager 2, 3; Perfect Attendance 3. Helen Pendergraft FHA 1, 2; GAA 1, 4; Class Secretary 1; All Star Honor Roll 1, 2, Honor Roll 3, 4; Teen of the Moment 1; Candidate for Dream Girl 1, 2; Girls’ Glee Vice-president 2; Prom Attendant 2; Homecoming Princess 2, Queen 3; Rally Squad 2, Cheerleader 3; Am-phion 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Cinderella 4. Gloria Reeder Transfer from Neah-Kah-Nie High, Manhattan Beach, Oregon 4; GAA 1, 2; FHA 1, 2; Amphion 4. Gordon Rhoan Lettermen’s Club 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Football Manager 4. Larry Runge “Great Smokies” 3; Honor R9II 4. Mary Lou See FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian 3; Perfect Attendance 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4. Paul Smith Transferred to Phoenix, Arizona 4; Class Vice-president 4; Lettermen’s Club 4; Football 4. Stanley Smith FFA 1; Lettermen’s Club 2, 3, President 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Most Valuable Player Award 4. Richard Snapp FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Rifle Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-president 3, Champion 4; Citizenship Award 3; Teen of the Moment 3; Honor Roll 3; Lettermen’s Club 4; Football 4. Paige Stansbery FHA 1, 2; GAA 1, 2; Amphion 3, 4. Joyce Stephens FHA 1, 2, 3; Honor Roll 3. Alan Stevenson FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Rifle Club 1, 2, Treasurer 2; Honor Roll 1, 3; “Mystery of the Locked Room” 3; Amphion 3, Treasurer 3; National Honor Society 3, 4. Paul Stine FFA 1, 2, 3, Sergeant-at-arms 3; Class Sergeant-at-arms 1; Prom Attendant 1; Letter-men’s Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-president 4; Baseball 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Teen of the Moment 3; Dream Boy 4; All-State A-2 Basketball 1st Team 4. James Taylor Transferred to Shoshone, Cal. 4. Dudley Thomas Rifle Club 2; Perfect Attendance 2; Lettermen’s Club 2, 3, 4; Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4; Top Magazine Salesman 3: Class President 4; Teen of the Moment 4; Top Annual Salesman 4; Student Council 4; Leadership Training 4; Honor Roll 4. Carolyn Thomsen FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, President 3; Junior Degree 2; Chapter Degree 3; All Star Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Honor Roll 4; Magazine Sales Win- ner 2; FHA State Nat’l Veep Candidate 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3; Quill Scroll 3, 4; Leadership Training 3, 4; “Great Smokies' 3; Student Council 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; White Buffalo Staff 3, Assist. Feature Editor 3, Star Reporter Award 3; Teen of the Moment 3; Girls’ State 3; Citizenship Award 3; Hi-Sage Editor 4; S.B. Treasurer 4; “Oh Man” 4; Noon Movie Staff 4. Kristen Thomsen FHA 2, 3, 4, Degree Chairman 3, Outstanding Member Award 3; Pep Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Class Treasurer 4; “Oh Man” 4. Ronald Thrasher Lettermen’s Club 3, 4; Football 3, 4. Allen Turner Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Lieut. 4; Lettermen’s Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1; Amphion 4; “Mystery of the Locked Room” 3; “Oh Man” 4. Don Walker Dropped Sue Webber GAA 1, 2; Tumbling Team 1, 2; All Star Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Perfect Attendance 1, 2; Cheerleader 3; Teen of the Moment 4; “Shock of His Life” 3; Touchdown Princess 3; National Honor Society 3, 4, Sergeant-at-arms 4; Candidate for Dream Girl 3, 4. Richard Weiser Lettermen’s Club 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; FFA 2; Class Sergeant-at-arms 4; All-State A-2 Basketball 2nd Team 4; Associated Press All-State 2nd Team 4. Douglas Wiese Carole Ann Wren Transfer from Muskogee, Oklahoma 3; Pep Club 1; FHA President 1; Amphion 3; Honor Roll 3; Rally Squad 4. Mclnturff, Pendergraft, Stine Nance, Corwin, Miller, DeShazer, N. Green, Hale, Boeh, C. Thomsen, Markgraf. President Gary Benson 1st Semester Sergeant at arms Bryd Golay Juniors Vice-President and Secretary Joe Quinn and Margo Wyatt Junior sponsors: Ted Dowell, Abbie Andrews, Jim Wallace We, the class of '58 say thanks to Mr. Ted Dowell, Miss Abbie Andrews, and Mr. Jim Wallace for their cooperation and guidance thus far in our career as high school students. They deserve our special appreciation for assistance in our largest project this year, the Junior-Senior Prom. They have also helped with varied other activities and problems. We express, again, our sincerest thanks. The Class of '58 Treasurer and Representative Harold Fine and Bill Davis Beard, Phrania Binder, Della Bolin, Gene Bushnell, Rita Clements, Georg Clowers, Gary Combs, Merle Corwin, Kay Courtney, Pete Cummings, Ron DeShazer, Glenda Dobson, Bill Dobbels, Ed Elkins, Bob Ferguson, Duane Fletcher, Vivian Forman, Carolyn Funk, Jolane Gerke, Joyce Gooldy, Diana Grant, Tom Graybael, Herbie Gregg, Sallye Grimes, Arnold Guerin, Phyllis Hale, Delmer Heath, Delvis Heffner, Jo Ann Hilbrands, Arie Houts, Bill Hustead, Rick Ike, Pat Jabethe, Faye McClaskey, John McKelvey, Rich Macy, Richard Madsen, Dowann Manion, Gordon Markgraf, Monte Meacham, Maxine Meanus, Olson Miller Satch Miller, Serena Minder, Milton Monical, Larry Monroe, James Moore, Aurolyn Morton, Frank Murphy, John Nance, Zonia Neimann, Albert Newman, Judy Nicholas, Kay Norton, Tom Olson, Jodi Overhulse, Helena Patt, Nina Schmitt, Janice Sheldon, Larry Simpson, Danny Snapp, Mary Jane Spurgeon, Dean Squiemhen, Doris Stine, Judy Storey, Dana Suppah, Robert Sutterlee, Joyce Swanson, John Taylor, Yudeth Titus, Leroy T rout, Steve Walker, Ginger i 'i Ifc 1 Watson, Duane Wray, Karen Sophomores Sophomore class sponsors: Ted Gibbons and Priscilla Horning Vice-President and Secretary Jack Markgraf and Bill Moore Treasurer and Representative Robyn Yarnell and Anne Piedmont President Lane Nelson Sergeant at arms Joe Dobbels Ashby, Laura Atchison, Kathie Bailey, Glee Berman, Jack Binder, Steve Brisbin, Frances Brown, Audrey Brown, Fonda Butcher, Cherry Caldwell, Lee Calhoun, Gwenda Carpenter, Dianna Chadwell, Pat Champion, Steve Charley, Gerald Clark, James Cody, Dale Cooper, Rosy Corwin, Dianne Cummings, Donna Danley, Jack Danzuka, George Durkee, Don Eakin. Brenda Edwards, Joe Farrell, Bob Ferguson, Roger Fickes, Sharon Fine, Lewis Forman, Roy Friend, Ben Garren, Curtis Gregg, Jake Griffin, Ron Griffith, Rita Grimes, Sharor. Hatch, Charles Hofstetter, Carmon Hollinshead, Arlen Horigan, Marilyn Hull, James Hyder, Larry James, Betty Jefferson, Barbara Jones, Carolyn Jones, Bob Keller, Sharon Kendall, Benny Ketchen, Jack Kirksey, Mildred Klann, Stanley Knapp, Helen Lee, Wayne Leonard, Margaret 3 Leonard, Rosella Lewis, Karen McKay, Herb Matott, Mary Meracle, Doris Micham, June Miller, Marie Moe, Wayne Moore, Joyce Nance, Roy Otey, Stanford Patt, Byron Piercy, Sharon Quaale, Christy Queahpama, Ken Rodman, Christina Rufener, George Schmitt, Linda Semple, Nellie Shaw, Nat Shepeard, Bob Shouse, Judy Sohn, Gary Smith, Christine Stewart, David Stewart, Norma Story, Julie Suppah, Janice Surplus, Ron Thayer, Bonnie Van Wert, Mike Wagner, Marilyn Wegner, Sue West, Georgia Stamps, Anna Wiegand, Richard Williams, Harry White, Jan Freshmen President Steve Olson Freshman Sponsors: Howard Hlllls and Joe Piedmont Vice-President and Secretary Levi Kennedy and Barbara Rhoda Treasurer and Representative Ginger Smith and Ellen Brown Sergeant at arms Butch Joseph Allbee, Juanita Bailey, Lee Barker, Suzanne Bell, Dawn Bierly, Carol Blair, Virginia Boeh, Betty Brown, Jackie Campbell, Linda Carpenter, Liz Chinn, Dick Combs, Don Crowley, Danny Danley, Jimmie D'Augustine, Betty D'Augustine, Bobby DeFore, Steve DeWitt, Lorn Dick, Marolyn Ditmore, Dennis Durkee, Caroline Dwigans, Sheryl Edwards, Linda Edwards, Rosalie Finnell, Robert Finnell, Sharon Fivecoat, Valarie Flynn, Annette Forman, Sharon Ginther, Julia Glass, Lorna Gowey, Donna Gregg, Allen Gregg, Rosia Gregory, Judy Guerin, Johnnie Hale, Karen Hart, Steve Heath, Nola Hilbrands, Ted Hillis, Steve Hodges, Gerald Holmes, Lynn Marie James, Walter Jasa, Patty Johns, Dee Ann Johnson, Judy Jones, Gary Jones, Wayne Kauffman, Billy Landles, James Lewis, Shirley Lydy, Ken Lytle, Karen McGreer, Kelly McKee, Lester Marshall, Bob Mauritson, Leona Maxwell, Nancy Miller, Mary Ann Miller, Marcia Miller, Peggy Minder, Shirley Moore, Janet Moore, Dick Myers, Conni Naugher, Bruce Nelson, Ralph Newman, Sandy Nichols, Juanita Olsen, Carol Orcutt, Terry Page, Judy Philamalee, Linda Phillips, Bernice Province, Roger Queahpama, Ray Quibal, Juanita Raines, Irvin Rainey, Jimmy Reese, Clarence Ridgeway, Dick Riker, Judy Root, Marvin Rufener, John Runge, Jimmy Sandoz, Dennis Simpson, Tommy Smith, Alfred Smith, Victor Sprengel, Pete Stansbery, Lynne Stewart, Ken Suppah, Ellen Sutterlee, Fabian Swisher, Lorene Tanewasha, Lester Taylor, Paul Taylor, Pauline Tong,June Umtush, Lee Van Cleef, Jerry Van de Hey, Dorothy Waldow, Leonard Walker, Billy Wahpot, Karen Walsey, Marlene Wanker, Willie Weiser, Kenneth Willems, Richard Wirtz, Leroy Yarnell, Kay Zemke, Albert v� m i ? -Qufnn. Olsi _No. 6 Os to -YA (E? r f Bov umn —. i r� Top Spe Joe Quinn and Jo . . Juniors, wore name Senior Marilyn 'M.acy and juiuc L A §g cch contest s |E’ U Houls v W V e honored a!L jeucvsoii r at tfie Bend hi oi . . w f i xt compete n OO AAdXL January 24 in th Queen Maxine MeachlWcBncd sored by Amphic ver the Northwest Junior Champ mshin -- u� r Talent Show E( In Three-Way , I Despite much competition ifUHS students tir fi ,at the eighth a “• Januar v.u.ncM junior Champ- Tied for first p Rodeo, August 18 and tQMr ' --- r-dras fairgrounds. O' from MUHS were udi Stine, Marilyn Georgia West. orton took aJi-arot rs of the Madras ■ct Chairn. two repreH « vuu cu V i' Bend, Redmond, i the annual me |ViIle or the dis : November 3 elena Overhulse MUHS j elected dis Central Ore irma distri district includes ___ rhute 7,0 second . ncy Green NarUMT Finalist Smb‘ National Merit Competitio. atr ce —_ J-_.L._ «m _ • •_i_i. . 1_ . „ Li.' L.'_ _ . •▼ Joy, oik Deana dizie i. t, “Concei .u Yount ’and a rendition of ,er sung by Julie A as accompani by - . music instm qt Jr nphon grade U« - S.. , Sv«. Nancy Green, daughter of Mr. f and indust' .and A rs. Ke Green of Agency I scholar} £r W', h ned a finalist stude T V %' ' Tt. til Oi- V - v _ it Scholarship we w g to Carl V. ly c at Madras it s the 7500 saic n wide col- j tlti n given to the c high j will hi !a fortun, A v unners- 9’ M Best Homemaker —s inr hal to establishing nil nis to hclp th!, aveSaifiCa.Dt ------ ave y or tr . . 's for everv n!f Beatrice Rigans, senior, ibJe,” stajmL'been named winner of the MiH. t ' Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tc award, according to mfoi -■ve i by Prn l JSSS’SL «'?' « an In Annual Sales men wit j 5 °ri roppec safes- e t ieir annuals and Steve ■ 0 71 a totaf o Josepn and Beatrice | yA® morrow rpr � i of the compo motion recently r|ce hshments an ! cilia Horning, noi aatrice receiv in a writt ' unaking given to c and spoi com i tructoi e competitor About nesi ;itti iera IV men with 39 from a total of 3 annual deposits sold in Hi-S sales which ended November 21 Runners-up were Bill Moore tiro ’ ert with 37 and 3 Top girl salesman 1 vith 28 sold Mike non were: Steve 2 uidi Joseph with 27 Is ith 24; Gene f. f uzanne Barker as? iedmont with 18■ ‘Oil With 14; c;me ' ku £; Betty D Aup- X J r, Karen L ' _V% 'fiay' '•even -annual deposit Dudley' and r ?Jy iuals as top, - At s - - - O -o®1 tve ■ - - � ' v ,t' ,0 SV V fwf -J . icsepn and l eatn. t Wlc Jree deposits- .(O AC 'vc° tc'c o tr Hi-S age ' A ) V e c-v e v 'V , ?xam pap %aetition 1 r5Cn nerican Ho. 40 md will als- . e unner-up award ( m%%'VSS . w‘“ r £' rk To dere(| tor hei •X e 'ten whil0 an W n io rite igf:s -t cf s e . . vo r At. 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' and Mt Wc ° •so jrf ” M days. «•’ “ l eA, Ccts °5vv W w 'Sf5 -S ' vtk' down a street - . na w,« - adra Cathed type ot _ well remi x. vator in Rome. Dt were that of th the very famoi Pisa. a V tv i ons three s Gutsv ' 4c fic %‘e. f rar i JL,0‘ l e Chosen fox Sjjjj® Hfe Pier- Janice SchrnvtV a evresent hout tfip � « k-iVe been chos_ rman w U enrolle tV rf.c. Madras, and tf °?a represent A a'-'foiamJaneatfe at%e t arc MUHS t0 ,-r J5SM Ln'c.„=,v°l -acS . k«.r„ state � el) ‘Switzerland Students §1 - The esV stt VP tier '56 as State rtnan s’ Slate? 'ess Cl- i J Il£l?n'h°n stU(je prog: « ? «� ee girls mers oC Jo snffo of fleet7i£Pi i, to that ....1 . XjCkei- OlrjU. . t te c ng over r 1 . 0 c {or sJ!° Scbrc _ rif ctetary and Caroty •'Vversu. Council Wo7kst a “Neverjiav- i learned t time,” c 0 v e. ot onita Nancb MeV . 111 Worksh 11 Davis, . A vot!.4 JVSC rs s cd'fc-%cAtN% te other tcP Y in s MT’ Sti wb pa At r Jever hav I iUjtfU rt £ other local Rifle Club � 6' I W� n« Postal Match! i xV • • a sC ,an ? Ge . :;, .r ik nd school leav e-.0- T 6NC “ i c5 � ship bctu dent b ers fi our Oi on and Washingtoi a met for one week under the dir v C’ tion of Mrs. Amelia Auld, i .e V J8b% council adviser, Franklin £ n ' school, Portland. V m o . 1 1 y%;yV r©. 'Oy. i W x-S X s -f'. , • unY Junior division of the Mount Jet Cv 6 ‘ ferson Rifle and Pistol clu 6 classed the Tualatin junio :Iub by a score of 1812 to 1 tV ?A, Ay v' . (Z- Group discussions includ matters as problems of inc high schools, methods of im schools through student qualities of a good leader at jeets of student councils, pertainii.g to purposes of shop were performed by rs s. Ky 'o -?■ 'e o o' -0“ l °- f A % yf k r groups of students. Ad A% C5« •' f ‘A. dft Ox, the agenda, also, were p talent show, sock hop ? Jy quet. • - Bill remarked thr V ■•f %;c Dr. Donald I. Woo worksJtttf us V,V eat postal match fired Fehr the match, the top fi J the members were co � rs for the MUHS tean n Green with 337, Larry :8, Stanford Otcy 357, Mf Snapp 370, Richard Sn id Carmon Hufstettcr jh man from Tualatin d Jesse! 1 with 376. 4 were very pleased to v uh because they have beatt past few years in shoolir . tition,” commented Dillard -At GAA State Meet; ' le Touring of the state capitol h I % y L v ' MUHS' Delegates Boys' Home Ec Learns Men’s Styles ________ap_ Ln8 and the YWCA build tivities of seven MUHS he second state Girls iation conference ember 17. Miss B yla, adviser, accom junior club members firing in senior matches and Tuesday nights in Bend in addition •to Wednesday night ses- school student who i; firing under exper t instruction shov’ Dillard Shipler sti wc co As . Delegates, Maxine Mea« Corwin, Jan White £ —— , w . , Brown, were elected to Madras lawyer Priscilla Horning’s boys’ home ec conference by the Madras GA, At's earning ratings in the 1 1 J ’ — m ’ ' ' of the .Mount Jef Pistol club ar sharpshooter; v ? men s clothing and styles. cussed problems of GAA. Some of sharpshooter firs and goals $ Mr standifer explained how lhfs® problems induded: should reer, sharpsbo ... . r. V-VJ IIUW ri A A kn rfafn umHp1, ic tnn mtini .1 J nrrv Ifv IPr schools we fev mens o contribute mon. ear in sludeml0 se.aAon .GAA be state wide?; is the point d Larry Hyder. hZ tirnenJ !system satisfactory?; how to start)ennis Sandoz and C Wu-ltWiiui’j’♦rips' styles change from season. De • r T V’k on. “At tl reseiiL Um -!5 11} Drfactory? h school citizens,’!16 staJed “ e, ______________________________________________________________________________ ping the _ WHITE BUFFALO All-American, an award for which the staffs have been striving for several years, Medalist and International Honor Rating are three of the many honors received by the White Buffalo, school newspaper. Pictured (top row) Howard Hillis, adviser; Carolyn Forman. circulation manager; Helena Overhulse, advertising manager; Steve Binder, photographer; (bottom row) Joe Quinn, sports editor; Bonita Nance, editor-in-chief; Jodi Olson, typing editor; Donna Davis, news editor, and Bill Davis, feature editor. Reporters include Jan White, Sharon Piercy, Mary Matott, Dianne Carpenter, Anne Piedmont, Kay Corwin, Sallye Gregg, Monte Markgraf, Bill Moore, Clinton DeShazer, Barbara Olsen, Vivienne Darrar, Arlen Hollinshead and Carmon Hofstetter. Of staffs Hi-Sage adviser Howard Hillis, artists Dean Spurgeon, Richard Macy, head photographer, Steve Binder, (bottom row) assistant editor Barbara Olsen, ad manager Helena Overhulse, photographer Myrna Kirksey and editor Carolyn Thomsen take time out from Hi-Sage headaches and responsibilities for a smile. Other annual staff members not pictured are Sharon Piercy, ad manager, and Bill Moore, copy writer. “No, I haven’t got that picture yet but I’ll take it right away,” remarks photographer Steve Binder to Carolyn Thomsen, editor Leadership training members under the sponsorship of Bill Wright, Marguerite Kelly and Howard Hillis include Murray Newton, Carolyn Thomsen, Dick Krebs, Bonita Nance, Lynn Corwin, Anne Piedmont, Donna Davis, Gary Benson, Bill Davis, Marilyn Macy, Chickie Fickes, Kay Corwin, Jack Markgraf, Gus Markgraf, Harold Fine, Ellen Brown, Betty D’Augustine, Mike Van Wert, Joe Quinn, Lane Nelson, Steve Olson, Dudley Thomas, Barbara Olsen, Barbara Rhoda, and Levi Kennedy. National Honor Society adviser, Ted Gibbons, sergeant-at-arms Sue Webber, secretary-treasurer Barbara Olsen, president Marilyn Macy and vice-president, Dick Bordwell are pictured. Other members include Pat Courtney, Leatrice Dwigans, Nancy Green, Dick Krebs, Gus Markgraf, Judy Miller, Bonita Nance, Creighton Parsons, Alan Stevenson and Carolyn Thomsen, and new members who were honored with a tapping ceremony as public notice of their acceptance by the organization, Della Binder, Gene Bolin, Bob Byington, Bill Davis, Donna Davis, Glenda DeShazer, Kay Corwin, Carolyn Forman, Joyce Johnson, Myrna Kirksey, Murray Newton, Kay Nicholas, Carmen Piercy, Janice Schmitt, Steve Trout, Joe Quinn, Margo Wyatt, Mary Jane Snapp, Helena Overhulse and Jodi Olson. Pondering the question of who next meeting’s speaker will be with adviser, Ted Gibbons, are program planning committee members, Jodi Olson, Steve Trout and Dick Bordwell. Quill and Scroll is a very active journalism honorary. International Honor award and the A award were given the White Buffalo by the National Quill Scroll Society Letter men’s C ub—Furnishing athletic equipment such as the whirl pool for muscular treatment, and supplying an insurance fund for injujries not otherwise covered by insurance are among the projects of Lettermen’s Club. Officers are ttop row) Gary Benson, sergeant-at-arms, Jim Wallace and Ole Johnson, advisers, Gordon Khoan, concessions manager, (bottom row) Stan Smith, president, Paul Stine, vice-president, and Bill Davis, secretary-treasurer. Members include Dudley Thomas, Murray Newton, Dick Weiser, Dick Krebs, Gus Markgraf, Bob Patrick, Lynn Corwin, Bob Mclnturff, Clinton DeShazer, Mark Lawson, Bob Byington, Eugene Harris, Jim Livingston, Duane Miller, Joe Quinn, Herb Graybael, Gary Clowers, John McClaskey, Lane Pollock, Satch Miller, George Clements, Ron Cummings, Ed Dobbels, Les Sample, Larry Monical, Danny Simpson, Dave Stewart, Steve Binder, Jack Markgraf, and Richard Wiegand. At left, “Care for a Musketeer?’’ may well be the question Joe Quinn is asking cf Bonita Nance, Pep Club member, as he sells concessions at one of the home basketball games. Library assistants going about their xiaily work are Sally Galbraith, period 2, Kay Corwin, period 1, Nancy Green, period 3, Lorrine McDaniel, period 4, Mary Lou See, period 6, and Kristen Thomsen, period 5, while Myrtis Lewis, head librarian, gives her approval of the new bulletin display “What were you cut out to be?” designed by Marilyn Macy. Not pictured is noon librarian, Carol Hale. During their free winter noon hours, the movie staff helped with the presentation of noon movies, (top row) Mr. Bill Wright, adviser, Wayne Lee, Joe Quinn, Bill Davis, (bottom row) Rita Bushnell, Janet Frost, Mary Jane Snapp, Christie Quaale, Sharon Piercy and Carolyn Thomsen. Girl’s Atheletic Association is designed to serve as an athletic outlet for the enjoyment and relaxation of all high school girls. Pictured are Kay’Corwin, president, Betty Jean Mantyla, advisor (bottom row) Rita Griffith, point chairman, Anne Piedmont, treasurer, Jan White vice-president, and Dianne Corwin, sports manager. Members include Barker, Brown, Carpenter, D’Augustine, Dick Dwigans, Edwards, R. Edwards, Fivecoat, Flynn, Gowey, Gregg. Heath, Jabeth, Johns, Johnson, M. Miller, Moody, M. Moody, Page, Philamalee, G. Smith, Van de Hey, Wralsey, K. Yamell, Quibal, S. Lewis, C. Olson, Bierly, P. Miller, Suppah, Rhoda, Nichols, Myers, Jasa, Minder, Forman, Holmes, Albee, Wahpot, A, Brown, Butcher, Calhoun, Cody, D. Corwin, Fickes, Griffith, Leonard, R. Leonard, K. Lewis, M. Miller, Piedmont, Piercy, Quaale, Queah-pama, L. Schmitt, D. Smith, J. Suppah, Wagner, West, White, R. Yarnell, C. Smith, Keller, Wegner, J. Moore, Beard, Bushnell, K. Corwin, DeShazer, Fletcher, Ike, M. Miller, S. Miller, Nicholas, Overhulse, Grant, Courtney, King. At left GAA girls participate in a fast game of volleyball. And clubs Pep Club is an organization supporting the W'hite Buffalo teams. Pictured in front of the school are Mary Lou See, reporter, Betty Jean Mantya, adviser, Bonita Nance, vice-president, Kristen Thomsen, treasurer, Donna Davis, president, Alyce Grant, representative, Kay Corwin, secretary and Janice Schmitt, business manager. At left members stand to sing the school song in assembly, and below girls happily cheer and wave pom poms as the Buffs lead in scoring. Members include Della Binder, Rita Bushnell, Dianne Corwin, Vivienne Darrar, Leatrice Dwigans, Glenda DeShazer, Brenda Eakin, Chickie Fickes, Vivian Fletcher, Carolyn Forman, Sally Galbraith, Rita Griffith, Carolyn Jones, Sherry Keller, Myrna Kirksey, Patti Manion, Margaret Leonard, Rosella Leonard, Karen Lewis, June Mach-amer, Marilyn Macy, Deana McKenzie, Maxine Meacham, Serena Miller, Aurolyn Moore, Joyce Moore, Kay Nicholas, Joan Nichols, Barbara Olsen, Jodi Olson, Helena Overhulse, Helen Pendergraft, Anne Piedmont, Carmen Piercy, Sharon Piercy, Christe Quaale, Christina Rodman, Linda Schmitt, oyce Sutterlee, Carolyn Thomsen, Georgia West, Jan Vhite, Margo Wyatt, Robyn Yarnell and Jacquetta King. Junior Rifle Club, an organized group for MUHS students interested in rifle safety and marksmanship, has won many honors in its two years as a chartered club at Madras High. Pictured above from left to right (top row) are Dillard Shipler, adviser, officers Carmon Hofstetter 2nd som. vice-president, Richard Snapp, 1st sem. vice-president, Stanford Otey, 1st sem. treasurer, (bottom row) Larry Hvder 2nd sem. treasurer, Barbara Jefferson 2nd sem. Amphion, a newly chartered club at MUHS has been organized in financial support of the music groups. Pictured are adviser, Bob Brewer, Teddy Brunoe, sergeant-at-arms, Steve Binder, vice-president, Zonia Nance, board of treasury, (bottom row) Dean Calhoun, board of treasury, Bonita Nance, parliamentarian, Deana McKenzie, secretary, Auro-lyn Moore, board of treasury, and Sallye Gregg, president. Members include Phrania Beard, Rita Bushnell, Fonda Brown, Vivienne Darrar, Larry Easter, Janet Frost, Sally secretary, and Mary Jane Snapp 1st and 2nd sem. president. Members include: Marilyn Green, Phrania Beard, Dick Willems, Connie Myers, Dennis Sandoz, Albert Zemke, Kelly McGreer, Marvin Root, Donald Combs, Marilyn Horigan, Dick Ridgeway, Sheryl Dwigans, Patricia Jasa, Johnnie Guerin and Merle Combs. At left are two members shooting at a practice. Galbraith, Nancy Green, Ron Griffin, Sharon Grimes, Jolane Funk, Jeanette Kollen, Lorrine McDaniel, Richard Macy, Maxine Meacham, Joyce Moore, Lane Nelson, Kay Nicholas, Joan Nichols, Helen Pendergraft, Janice Schmitt, Linda Schmitt, Paige Stansbery, Norma Stewart, Julie Story, Nellie Semple, Joyce Stephens, Joyce Sutterlee, Christine Rodman, Yudeth Taylor, Mike Van Wert, Karen Wray, Ginger Walker and Margo Wyatt. And Music.... Band officers pictured are Mary Jane Snapp, merit orderly, Rita Bushnell, 3rd squad leader, Jack Ketchen, 2nd squad leader, Steve Binder, 1st squad leader, Alan Turner, lieutenant, Kay Nicholas, lieutenant, Ginger Walker, drum captain and Nancy Green, captain. Members include: Bushnell, Binder, Calhoun, Chadwell, Crowley, D’Augustine, Chinn, Dwigans, Edwards, Frost, Friend, Gowey, Green, Griffin, Grimes, Hart, Hodges, Holmes, Horrigan, Hilbrands A., Hilbrands T., Jasa, Kirksey, Ketchen, Landles, Lydy, McGreer, Moore Janet, Moore Joyce, Myers, Nelson, Philamalee, Rainey, Reese, Nicholas, Ridgeway, Rodman, Root, Stewart K., Stewart N., Snapp, Story, Turner, Van Wert, Walker, Waldow, Wanker, Willems, Wahpat, Newman. Mixed Chorus, shown at left, and Girls’ Glee under the direction of Bob Brewer, participate annually in many concerts of which the Prineville Clinic is a highlight. An active group at MUHS, Future Homemakers of America, takes part in a good many projects. Top left are adviser, Priscilla Horning, Jan White, treasurer, Anne Piedmont, degree chairman, Sharon Piercy, reporter, Helena Overhulse, secretary, Kay Corwin, vice-president, Mary Jane Snapp, president, Dianne Corwin, historian, and Margaret Leonard, parliamentarian. At right The Dalles district chairman introduces ’57 district chairman elect, Helena Overhulse. Bottom pictures show Carolyn Thomsen, past president serving members Janet Frost, Valarie Fivecoat, Mrs. Leonard and Margaret Leonard at the initiation and installation of new officers. At left Sharon Piercy (on ladder) is assisted in decorating The primary aim of the Future Farmers of America is the development of Agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. Members learn through active participation how to conduct and take part in a public meeting; to speak in public; how to solve their own problems; how to finance themselves and to assume civic responsibility. At left are the winners cf district contest in crop judging, Bob Farrell, Larry- Hyder, Louis Fine, and Wayne Lee. (Pelow) are parlimentary team members Larry Monical, Lynn Corwin, Monte Markgraf, Albert Zemke, Marvin Root, and Alan Stevenson. Adviser Chris Christenson is not the hall plaque to make a Christmas Santa Claus. FHA members include Barbara Olsen, Carolyn Thomsen, Carol Olsen, Joan Nichols, Mary Lou See, Connie Myers, Jacquetta King, Judy Stine, Mildred Kirksey, Myrna Kirk-sey, Sally Galbraith, Sallye Gregg, Donna Davis, Fonda Brown, Janice Schmitt, Linda Schmitt, Kristen Thomsen, Norma Stewart, Kathy Atchison, Delia Binder, Marilyn Macy, Pauline Taylor, Ellen Brown, Suzanne Barker, Glee Bailey, Valarie Fivecoat, Sharon Forman, Marcia Miller, Betty D’Augustine, Barbara Rhoda, Karen Wahpat, Rosella Leonard, Nine Patt, Christe Quaale, Margo Wyatt, Janice Suppah, Janet Frost, Marilyn Horigan, Pattv T-r-Johnson and Rita Bushnell. pictured. Members include Bob Combs, Merle Combs, Dennis Ditmore, Don Durkee, Bob Farrell, Gordon Finnell, Roy Forman, Ben Friend, Charles Hatch, Carmon Hof-stetter, Bill Houts, Larry Hyder, Gary Jones, Bill Kauffman, Wayne Lee, Ken Lydy, Jack Markgraf, Kelly McGreer, Herb McKay, Roy Nance, Tom Norton, Steve Olson, Clarence Keese, Marvin Root, George Rufener, John Rufener, Les Sample, Dennis Sandoz, Alan Stevenson, Ron Surplus, John Swanson, Paul Taylor, Duane Watson, Albert Zemke, Steve Binder and Wesley Ferguson. Helping to provide MUHS students with entertainment every Friday night is the teenage dance council. Officers are Dick Krebs, concession manager, Karen Lewis, secretary-treasurer, Kay Corwin, president and Bill Davis vice-president. Members include Steve Olson, Barbara Rhoda, Cheerleaders, Helena Overhulse, Maxine Meacham, and Deana McKenzie and football rally squad members, Vivian Fletcher, Aurolyn Moore, Jodi Olson, Carole Ann Wren, Carolyn Forman and Joyce Moore are pictured at top David Stewart, Dick Krebs, Teddy Brunoe and Marilyn Macy. MUHS’ers attend the popular teen-age dances sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Louis Olson, Jodi and Steve’s parents. A year ago the Olsons organized a teen age dance council and have sponsored weekly teen age dances. while below are basketball rally members Glenda De-Shazer, Vivian Fletcher, Jodi Olson, Georgia West, Aurolyn Moore and Joyce Moore. Other pictures show a huddle at basketball games and cheering practice. Sparkle and providing entertainment at football and basketball halftimes are majorettes Mildred Kirksey, Margo Wyatt, Rosella Leonard, Joyce Sutterlee, Kay Yar-nell, Janet Frost and Margaret Leonard. Not pictured is main majorette, Judy Shouse. And entertainment too. How busy we were! Tumblers include Margo Wyatt, Sue Wegner, Kay Yarnell, Marie Miller, Phrania Beard, captain, Nola Heath, Betty D’Augustine, Linda Campbell and Ellen Brown. Karen Wahpat and adviser Betty Jean Mantya are not picture. The original and attractive tigress uniforms were made by Mrs. Cliff Yar nell, Kay’s mother. Junior Play Casts His Mama's Boy” French Toast” The Hanging of Uncle Dilby Percival Smith, Joe Quinn Mrs. Mary Smith, Zonia Nance Imogene Smith, Helena Overhulse Grandma Smith, Janice Schmitt Rosemary Cameron, Kay Nicholas The Detective, Al Neimann Stoney Jones, Bill Houts Charlie Brown, Gary Benson Nancv. Jolane Funk Mrs. Smith, Rita Bushnel Nanette, Aurolyn Moore Madam de Tour, Margo Wyatt Guests, Ginger Walker, Gene Bolin, Glenda DeShazer, Della Binder Mr. Maxwell, Gene Bolin Mrs. Maxwell, Glenda DeShazer Betty Lou, Carmen Piercy Connie, Jodi Olson Wilbur, Bill Davis Hercules, Richard Macy Stage Craft: Mr. Ted Gibbons Directors: Mr. Robert Duke Miss Marguerite Kelly Prompters: Della Binder Ginger Walker Royalty The student body’s choice for Dream Girl and Boy of 1956-57, Helena Overhulse and Paul Stine. Runners-up in the Dream Girl-Boy contest were Murray Newton, Aur-olyn Moore, Dick Krebs, and Sue Webber. Unsuspectingly, Helen Pendcrgraft prepares her own throne to become Cinderella with Bob Mclnturff, Prince Charming, of the Cinderella Ball. Royalty Truly two happy girls are Barbara Olsen and Donna Davis after being crowned “Homecoming Twins” by Marcus Lawson and Gus Markgraf, football co-captains. Queen Della Binder and court, Aur-olyn Moore and Carolyn Forman ruled over the basketball tournament. Smiles and tears are worn by “Touchdown Twins” Barbara Olsen and Donna Davis while Pep Club vice-president Bonita Nance pins corsages on the sweaters of court members, Joyce Moore, Betty D’Augustine, and Aurolyn Moore. White Buffalo Name Position No. Stanley Smith, Fullback 96 Bill Davis, Guard 51 Mark Lawson, Halfback 65 Bill Houts, Center 87 Richard Weigand,Halfback 81 Satch Miller, End 49 Richard Snapp, Guard 52 Monte Markgraf, Quarterback 55 Gene Bolin,Center 48 Gus Markgraf, Guard 74 Bob Mclnturff, End 95 Joe Quinn, End 93 Duane Miller, Guard 71 Lynn Corwin, Halfback 50 Jack Markgraf, Tackle 35 Ed Dobbels,Tackle 98 Lewis Fine,Center 36 Jim Livingston,End 27 Gary Rider, End 26 John McClaskey, Halfback 40 Paul Smith, End 45 Dick Krebs,Quarterback 18 Delvis Heath, Back 21 Joe Dobbels, Guard 74 Ken Queahapama, Tackle 86 George Clements, Back 20 Ron Cummings, Fullback 46 Gary Benson, Tackle 97 Dale Brcthauer, assistant and Jim Wallace, head football coach stop for a chat about the prospects of the coming game as they meet in the library. Varsity Football Summary Grid co-captains, Mark Lawson and Gus Markgraf diagram a proposed play at top. Below are season managers, Arlen Hollinshead, Gor don Hhoan, and Wesley Ferguson. Coached by Jim Wallace and Dale Bret-hauer, the White Buffaloes wound their 1956 grid-iron season with a three win, three loss, two tie record. They were unbeaten on their home field. The Buffaloes traveled to Bend September 7 for their season opener where the Bears set them back by a score of 19-6. The following week-end they bounced by with a decisive 25-14 win over the Oakridge Warriors on the Oakridge turf. Coach Jim Wallace termed the Buffaloes contest of September 21 as “our most disa-pointing game of the season.” The Buffs fought a 6-6 tie with the John Day Prospectors on Kelly Field. September 28 the White Buffaloes gave a repeat performance as far as scoring was concerned. They again battled to a 6-6 tie, this time with Central Union of Monmouth-Independence. The Buffaloes opened their league action at Lakeview where they fell to the Honkers by a 33-13 margin. The previous year Lake-view also rolled over the Buffs by the same score. The Redmond Panthers, traditional rivals of the Bison, were next on the Buffalo schedule. Again Madras dropped behind in scoring and lost to the Cats by a 14-0 edge. The Buffaloes came back after a two-game losing streak to win over the Burns Hilanders by a 12-0 score in the Bison’s second league encounter. This win placed Madras in second spot in the sub-district for this season. The following week-end was on opening but the White Buffaloes by no means rested. Instead, they made ready to again face the Panthers of Redmond in the last game of the year. This was the first time the Buffaloes had met the same squad twice during football action in one season. They battled to a 13-7 edge over Redmond to sucessfully end the season. Schedule Scores Bend We 6 They 19 Oakridge 25 14 John Day 6 6 Central Union 6 6 Lakeview 13 33 Redmond 0 14 Burns 12 0 Redmond 13 7 Buck Smith, Winner of the Most-valuable Player award for th '56 football season. ' And there's another point for Madras High . . Jack Markgraf, honored as Central Oregon All-Star player. Name Pos. No. Ron Griffin G 10 Delano Miller G 11 Dick Krebs G 12 Al Neimann F 13 Bill Davis G 14 Richard Wiegand G 15 Paul Stine F 20 Murray Newton F 22 Gary Benson F-C 23 Dick Weiser C 24 Eugene Harris FC 25 Mike Van Wert F 21 A-2 District Winners, State Second-Place Winners At left is Coach Ole Johnson who has sent his boys to State twice in four years. Above Richard Weiser, Paul Stine, Murray Newton, Eugene Harris, Dick Krebs, and Coach Johnson shake hands in a huddle before clinching the district championship. Punners-up in state A-2 championships (back row) Paul Bill Davis, A1 Neimann, Gary Benson, Richard Weigand, Stine, Eugene Harris, Dick Weiser, Murray Newton, Dick Satch Miller, and manager Bobby D’Augustine. Krebs (front row) manager Dudley Thomas, Ron Griffin, Basketball Summary Coach Ole Johnson’s experienced White Buffaloes ended a spectacular hoop season with 23 straight wins to their credit after powering over regular season competition and receiving the runner-up trophy for state A-2 championship. The Buffaloes opened the season by taking a pair of wins from Willamette 75-34 and 33-32, December 14 and 15 on the Madras court. December 21 and 22 the Bisons pounded out two victories over A-l competition as they walloped St. Helens and Washington High of Portland 68-48 and 58-42, respectively, in a mid-season tournament held in Bend. Opening league competition, the Buffs tripped the Lakevew Honkers 87-66 and 50-41 January 11 and 12 at Lakeview. Madras again downed A-l competition as they slid past the Bend Lava Bears January 18 and 19 by 45-32 and 50-38 margins. The following weekend Coach Johnson’s herd blasted the Redmond Panthers 72-45 and 80-51. Playing host to Bums February 1 and 2 Madras handed the Hilanders a pair of league defeats in the way of 63-54 and 4943 scores. Again playing host the following weekend the Buffs rolled over Lakeview by 80-39 and 97-52 tallies to win their fifth and sixth league frays of the season. Again plowing through league competition, 5648 and 73-62, Madras swept a pair of contests from the hands of the Highlanders on the Burns court to clinch the sub-district championship. Ending regular season action the Bison, with 17 straight wins to their credit, hammered the Panthers from Redmond by 53-38 and 47-33 scores. Playing for the district championship and a berth in the state A-2 tournament, the Madras squad tromped Grant Union high of John Day 80-63 on the Prospector’s court February 27. Two evenings later, this time on their home court, the Buffaloes secured the championship by pouncing Grant by a 56-31 score. Entering tournament play the White Buffaloes, with a 21 straight win record, eased past the Glide Wildcats 7745. Meeting the Dayton Pirates in their second fray of the tourney, Madras again came out on top by a 5840 margin and placed themselves in the final game of the tournament against the Scappoose Indians. This time Madras came out on the short end of a 58-51 tally but placed two players, Paul Stine and Murray Newton on the first five of the all-state team and Dick Weiser, leading season scorer for Madras on the second team. Above left, managers Dudley Thomas and Bobby D’Augus-tine look on as the Buffs (below) admire the district championship trophy. From left are Mike Van Wert, Paul Stine, Bill Dqvis, Gary Benson, Eugene Harris and Dick Krebs (background) Ron Griffin, A1 Neimann, Murray Newton, Richard Weiser, Satch Miller, Richard Weigand, and Coach Johnson. in MAD AS THOMAS SALES Service Dodge and Plymouth Cars Madras Phone 2455 K (S- R GROCERY Free Delivery Phone 2422 We Give Green Stamps Madras Electric Electrical Contracting Westinghouse Appliances John Beasley Phone 2558 Jefferson Potato Co. Norm Hyder Phone 2551 Metolius Ship By Truck Bend-Portland Truck Service Madras, Redmond, Bend, Prineville Lakeview, Burns, Klamath Falls Agent For Lyons Van Lines Phone 2234 Madras Morris Priday, Manager Flowers for all occasions Anytime, anywhere Madras Floral Shop Phone 2203 Hotel Coffee Shop MADRAS VARIETY STORE Located in Hotel Jefferson Your Headquarters For School Supplies Phone 2195 Madras Phone 2142 Madras Cakes For All Occasions Madras Bakery Marshell and Irene Berg Phone 2163 TROUT PLUMBING CO. 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