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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1966 volume:

c 0 Introduction 2 Administration 12 Seniors 18 Achievements 32 Juniors 44 Sophomores 52 Freshmen 60 Academics 68 Organizations 84 Sports 100 Advertising 128 3 FACES AROUND SCHOOL % SPORTS Thrill of competition Spirit of the crowd Determination of the team Joy of victory Sorrow of defeat Sportsmanship of player And of spectator Games well played Hard fought Memories that remain ACTIVITIES Are a part of school life Acting in plays Playing in concerts Dancing in formal s Talking and eating In a crowded cafeteria Being with friends And meeting new people STUDENTS ACADEMICS Are the challenges Of new ideas and thought The thirst for knowledge Quenched only by learning And piece by piece Place all the facts together To gain an understanding STUDENTS Are people Individuals each And everyone Someone who studies And worries and works Passes or fails And graduates one day SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION Dorothy Gray Guidance Counselor Merwyn Matson Guidance Counselor Students seek the service of personnel in the main office. 13 Floyd Jones, head custodian, is shown here with the familiar broom which is only a small part of the equipment needed to keep a school in good condition. Mrs. Cuddeback, MHS cook, stirs a large pot of chili. 'SCHOOL Madras High cooks from left are: Mrs. O'-and Mrs. Harris. The new school features a Oscar Lange is one of 21 bus drivers who transport approximately half of the MHS student body to and from school. 14 Homer Moore, district custodian, supervises the 509 School District. Adrena Cassel, Student Affairs EMPLOYEES” Neill, Mable Young, Mrs. Cuddeback, Mrs. Sprouse, modem cafeteria facilities. LEADERS PARTICIPATE IN STUDENT COUNCIL Student Body president Cliff Adams led MHS students through their successful year of '66. Cliff was amply prepared to meet and deal with the old and new problems always confronting a Student Body president. Chosen in an extensive interview at Sherman High School to represent this district. Cliff attended the National Student Council convention in Lexington, Kentucky, the summer of '65. Student Body officers for 1965-66 included from left to right, sitting: Art Bierly; parliamentarian, Doug Utter; Freshman class president, Kevin O'Neill; Youth Council representative, Margie Short: treasurer, Annette Lange; Freshman class representative, Terry Werner, Cliff Adams; Student Body president, Mike Chamness, Student Body vice-president, Patsy Barnes; secretary, top row: Bob Ahern: Senior class president, Pat Albright; concessions manager, Allen Kollen; Sophomore class representative, Ron Nance; White Buffalo editor, Roger Hillman; ad manager, Keith Thornton; Junior class president, Jack Kramer; Junior class representative, and Robert Duke; advisor. 16 Freshman Susan Randolph was crowned queen of the All-School Carnival by Mike Chamness, student body vice-president. The All-School Carnival is a new activity at MHS this year and was co-ordinated through the student council. 17 Senior Class advisor and officers pose before Christmas tree project. They are frem back left: Larry Larsen, Advisor; Ron Vanek, Vice-President; Bob Ahem, President; Ray Sohn, Treasurer; John Kiser, Sgt-at-Arms; Donna Collins, Reporter and Janine Goldstaub, Secretary. 18 Posing here with awards are Madras top ten students. They are from left: Barbara Bones, Lynn Brian, Divonna Cossel, Linda Fuller, Janine Goldstaub, Jennie Hatch, JoAnn Lee, Carol Towell, Eve Mizer and Rennie Mehelen-beck. RaySohn gives fellow candidates forPrince Charming a congratulating wink at the Cinderella Ball. Annual MHS Christmas food drive to collect food and other items for needy families in the community found Senior-Frosh team in the lead. Class of 1966 moves out slowly at the Baccalaureate Recessional. This was followed by a Senior Swim Party at Kah-Nee-Tah Resort. Guest speakers at Graduation were Reverend Cossel; Secretary Of State, Tom McCall; Chairman Of The Board Of Education, Ken Harris; Principal, Robert Clifton. Willis Keithly, former Science Teacher of the class of 1966 delivered the Baccalaureate sermon. Reverend Brooks led the Invocation and Benediction. Class Colors: Orchid And White Class Flower: White Rose Class Motto: Knowledge Is A Treasure, But Practice Is The Key To It. Secretary Of State, Tom McCall addressed the Graduating Class of Madras High School. Graduation tassels can get in the way as experienced by Ron Nance as he stands with fellow scholarship winner Jennie Hatch. SENIORS CLIFTON ADAMS ROBERT AHERN PATRICK ALBRIGHT CHARLENE ALEXANDER LEONARD ALTIG DALE BAILEY BETTY JEAN BARGER FOREST ASHWILL PATRICIA BARNES 22 ONAN BEASLEY ARTHUR BIERLY LOLA BOLIN BARBARA BONES MARY BOWEN ARTHUR BROOKS ALEX BUSH KATHLEEN CALL CATHERINE CLITES PEGGY CARSTENSEN GENEVA CHARLEY DONNA COLLINS GERALDINE (CONDON) HEATH 24 GILBERT CURRY LINDA DITMORE ROMA DAVID VICTORIA DOWNING MARIAN DEMENT LINDA EDDINS 25 VERSA FUENTES LINDA FULLER SANDRA GILBERT JANINE GOLDSTAUB SHARON HALL NORMAN HART MICHAEL FUNK JOYCE HABERSTICH JENNIE HATCH WILLIAM HILL GARY HILLMAN Kevin O'Neil reverts to the past as he sits on Santa's knee and tells what he wants for Christinas. RONALD HILL MICHAEL HOHONSHELT DOUGLAS HORN DAVID HUNTINGTON LINDA KALAMA LINDA KARI LaVONNE KATHREIN KENNETH KEETON 28 ROSS KARI AVA KEMLER REBECCA JAGELS PEGGY JORDAN Barbara Bones and JoAnn Lee rescue Rennie Mehlenbeck, their Father in the Senior Class Play, The Mouse That Roared. JOHN KISER DONALD KRUEGER HERBERT LEE JAMES LOVELL DANIEL KOWALESKI DENNIS KRUEGER JoANN LEE ROSIE LUMPMOUTH FRANCIS KRAUS SUSAN LAWSON ROYCE LENGELE BRIAN MAXWELL 29 craig McDonald CLARENCE MEHLENBECK Wrecker Service is called to the the flooded MHS parking lot. RONALD METTEER KIM MILLARD RITA MILLER SHARON MILLER DARLENE MITCHELL BARBARA NELSON KEVIN O'NEILL aid of Patsy Barnes' car, marooned in MICHAEL PALMER LINDA PETTIT TORIBIO ROSALEZ MARJORIE SHORT J JACQUELINE SIMTUSTUS ROBERT SMITH THOMAS SMOOT RAYMOND SOHN GARET SOULES WALTER SUMMERHALDER GREGORY SOULES LINDA TAYLOR 32 SUSAN STENSGAR DONNA THORNTON PAMELA TOOTHMAN PAULA TOOTHMAN CAROL TOWELL JILL VANDERVELDON RONALD VANEK SHIRLEY WADE SANDRA WALDOW TERRY WERNER TIMOTHY WINTERS Attentive Seniors listen to lecture in Modem Problems, a required course for all MHS Seniors. RICHARD YAW Achievements L i ■ • • -WH. V if x'Vf Wmtmmtiiiiui | Queen Maijie radiates h app in e ss to an admiring crowd. Roses for the queen are presented by grid captain Kevin O'Neill to homecoming queen Marjie Short. HOMECOMING Marrin' Sam (Howard Hill is, Journalism Instructor) unites Daisy Mae (Eve Mizer) and Lil Abner (Jim Lovell) at the annual Sadie Hawkins dance, November 13 after they won the costume contest. Judy Crowley, Rich Priday, Cheryl Nelson and Art Brooks join the Sadie Hawkin's fun. This dance is a girl ask boy affair and everyone dresses Hillbilly style. SADIE HAWKINS Prince Charming, Gib Curry and Cinderella Marjie Short strike a smiling pose shortly after their crowning at the Cinderella Ball January 15. CINDERELLA BALL Remaining Cinderella Ball Court dance to the Royal Waltz . They are from left, Cliff Adams, Donna Thornton, Bob Ahem, Vicki Downing, Linda Eddins and Ray Sohn. 38 DREAM GIRL Vicki Downing was chosen dream girl by an all-student vote in the Quill and Scroll sponsored contest. DREAM BOY Dream Boy honors go to Ray Sohn. Selection is based on personality, appearance, character and friendliness. 39 FFA Sweetheart Debbie Smoot and FHA King of Hearts John Towery dance the Royal Waltz at the Sweetheart Ball. SWEETHEART BALL The Sweetheart Ball's Royal Court include from left: Nancy Engblom, Virginia Murphy, FFA Sweetheart Debbie, FHA King of Hearts John, Ken Keeton and Carl Phifer. Clowned King and Queen at the Junior Senior Prom are Vicki Downing and Gib Curry. Members of the court are from left: Marjie Short, Linda Eddins, Donna Thornton, Queen Vicki, King Gib, Art Bierly, Cliff Adams and Bob Ahem. Sound of Silence set the scene for the Royal Waltz of Queen Vicki and King Gib. THE SOUND OF SILENCE Senior play cast of The Mouse that Roared , pose following one night presentation November 19. Standing from left are: Vince Couch, Brian Maxwell, Cynthia Hillis, Rennie Mehlenbeck, Dean Heffner, Patsy Barnes, Jolui Kiser, Bob Ahern, Gib Curry, Cathy elites, Max Summerhalder, Tom Smoot, Ron Nance, Tim Winters, Kevin O'Neill, Pat Albright, Art Bierly, Dave Huntington, Lola Bolin, Art Brooks, Onan Beasley and Leonard Altig. Seated from left are: Cliff Adams, Colleen Kramer, Joyce Haberstitch, Sue Stensgar, Eve Mizer, JoAnn Lee, Peggy Carstenson, Ava Kemler, Barbara Bones, Becky Jages, Vicki Downing, Janine Goldstuab, Peggy Jordan, Terry Hicks, Judy Heffner, Linda Ditmore and Jill Vanderveldon. THE MOUSE THAT ROARED” Leonard Altig consults Dave Huntington, President of the United States, in TheMouse That Roared. 42 Soldiers Bob Ahem, Kevin O'Neill, and Dean Heffner from Grand Fenwick inspect a machine invented by scientist Art Bierly in the senior class play, The Mouse That Roared. Patsy Bames receives a kiss from Bob Ahem, her son in the Senior Class Play. Juniors acted out Death Takes a Holiday for the annual class play March 26. They are from top left: Mike Chamness, Jack Kramer, Roger Sample, Gary Dickson, Calvin Sumner, Lee Clowers and Gordon Harris. Second Row: Nancy Engblom, Kay Hansen, Linda Hahn, Debbie Smoot and Anne Jones. Not pictured is Colleen Ormsby. His serene highness Prince Sirki of Vitalba Alex-andri portrayed by Gary Dickson is shown during closing scenes of the Junior's play. Kiss of Death is shown during two-night performance. Pictured are Anne Jones and Gary Dickson. DEATH TAKES A HOLIDAY Debbie Smoot and Mike Chamness act touching scene as Nancy Eng-blom listens at front. Death Takes a Holiday cast members are pictured from left: Calvin Sumner, Gordon Harris, Nancy Engblom, Debbie Smoot, Kay Hansen, Mike Chamness, Anne Jones, Linda Hahn and Roger Sample. 45 Dixie Altig Pat Ashby Leslie Ashwill Larry Bailey Linda Baker Mark Beasley Mike Blake Neil Boeh Mike Bray Mike Broadbent Nancy Brown Chris Burgess Garry Carpenter Larry Carpenter Bill Cassel David Cavender Mike Chamness Melissa Charley The Junior class lost one of its favorite members with the death of Glen Thornton, who died in a hunting accident in the summer of 1965. Glen will be remembered by all of us but it will not be because he was a swinger . To Glen, being a swinger was a secondary concern, as his first was to be a friend to everyone. He was easy to get to know, and always had time for his friends. A transfer to MHS his sophomore year, Glen was a JV wrestler and was active in Future Farmers of America. He was affiliated with the First Baptist Church. Steve Chubb Karla Clowers Dan Cogburn Students were saddened by the loss of Gary Skeans who met Ills death in a farming accident in early September. Gary was termed by his classmates as an all-American boy in every sense with equal respect and friendliness to all. He attended MHS his freshman year, transferred to a high school in Garthersburg, Maryland his sophomore year and returned to MHS for his junior year. All outdoor activities and sports interested Gary. He was active in the Methodist Youth Fellowship, 4-H and Future Farmers of America. Jerry Dejager Sherry Dejager Cary Dickson Rosalie Dobson Jerry Dunlap Hope Edwards I ■ Marie Elliott Judy Ellis Ruth Ellis Nancy Engblom Paul Estep Susan Garrett Ercel Gassner Thomas Gibson Pamela Goudy Mike Grant Marlene Gregory Linda Hahn y 4 W - 3 a.A John Hatfield Charles Hansen Kay Hansen I Gondy Harris M Ken Hansen JUNIORS Kirby Heath Stephanie Heath Don Heckathom Judy Heffner Lillian Henske Robert Hill Kathy Hillis Roger Hillman Lyle Holliday The tragic death of Sharon Lee Katchia February 19 shocked the Madras High Student Body. Sharon was active in Girls’ Athletic Association, Warm Springs Teen Club, and Girls’ League. Sharon is remembered in the hearts of friends and teachers for her infectious sense of humor and ready smile. Sherry Houts Steve Hudspeth Walter Hughes Ralph Huntington Rosemary Huntington Tim Hyder Erik Kaber Ross Kalama Mike Kemp Jack Kramer Larry Langley Hal Littlejohn JUNIORS Judy McKelvy Lyndell McKenzie Joyce McKinley Wayne Mehlenbeck Jackie Lowry Art McIntosh Tom Michael Francelia Miller Harry Miller Ken Miller Kris Moe David Mollman Trinidad Ortez Terry Paxton Carl Phifer Melvin Priday Walter Quinn Ceorge Raines Maxine Ray Joyce Robertson Teny Rohde Bill Cassel's pulled ligaments did not keep him and fellow Racket Squad members from supporting the White Buffaloes at the Burn's basketball game February 5. JUNIORS Chuck Schmidt Loretta Scott Renee Shepherd A bottle drive January 22 netted a profit of $48 for the Junior class. Pictured here are Anne Jones, Mike Broad-bent, Keith Thornton, Renee Shephard, Kathy Conlee, Don Stevenson, and Roger Sample. Frances Smith Larry Smith Debbie Smoot Don Stevenson Myra Stewart Monte Strand Jo Sprouse Calvin Sumner Marty Tanawasha Della Summers Mary Squiemphen Robert Starkel rM Karen Thornton Keith Thornton Dean Walden Linda West Don Williams Susan Williams Karen Wilson Tom McKay Jeny Smith Throughout the year the Class of 1967 took part in numerous money making projects and class competitions. The most successful project in which the class participated as a whole was the Clothing Drive. Coordinating with this class was the Class of 1968 which helped them to victory in this worthwhile event. The Juniors were also active in Homecoming, Food Drive, Bottle Drive, Junior-Senior Prom, Junior Class Play and various other activities. Ambition and drive proved the class capable of leading their school to be one of the best in Central Oregon. Kris Moe, Junior class Miss Touchdown candidate, smiles prettily as she passes by on Lettcrman float. We Shall Prevail was theme of the Junior class Homecoming float. The float featured the King of the White Buffaloes looking out upon a sea of Maupin Redside salmon. Sophomore class officers and advisors are (from back left) Mr. Lee Grantier, Mr. Keith King, Mr. Melvin Blanchard; advisors, and Charles Jackson, president. (Front) Evan Thomas; vice president, Connie Lundy; secretary, Kathy Moe; treasurer, Becky Nelson; sergeant-at-arms, and Allen Kollen; class representative. Janet Butcher David Cavaness Bruce Chinnock Roger Coder John Conner Gale Corwin SOPHOMORES Roxie Entxikin Rodney Faith Janet Farrell Deronda Fisher John Garcia Tony Gilbert Steve Grant Jo Anne Gregg Jim Florendo Mickey Friend Carole Guerin Glenn Haberstitch SOPHOMORES Chris Lindley Connie Lundy Jim Lytle Vickie Matthews Tim Maxwell Fred McCaulou Karen McDonald Brenda McGaugh Kathy Moe, Miss Touchdown candidate for the class of 1968 waits patiently for the crowningof the Homecoming Queen. Jerry McGlohin Gary McGuire Don McManman Richard Meigs Dorothy Merritt Arthur Miller Linda Miller Steve Miller Jack Hatfield discusses assignment with Mr. John Cumutt, English teacher. Becky Nelson Cary Nemechck J ' B Muriel Pettit Lola Phifer Bill Robinson Adele Rodriquez Maria Morcillo Kathy Morgan Chris Nichols Yolanda Ortiz Keith Pegg Perry Porter Madclyn Queahpama Rita Randolph Crady Rogers Don Rowan Gary Ruhl Kathy Moe Lloyd Murders s aj Robert Peterson Louise Ringer Randy Sample 5L_ [fUJij Elaine Sherman • Id Sampson Lewis Selam Linda Scott Russel Scott SOPHOMORES Bruce Smith Debbie Smith Marcia Smith Norma Smith Jim Soules Roseline Spino Barbara Stcckly Debbie Steele Tony Suppah Wanda Suppah Willard Suppah Evan Thomas Loren Thornton Rose Toll Jim Tolley John Towery Bob Vanek Glenda Van Gilder Bob Victorine Dolan Wahcnaka John Waldrip John Wanker Carol Williams Vicki Winters Ricky Wiseman Cindy Croxen The Class of i968contributed much to the school spitit and pride of MHS this year. The winning of HOBO DAY was proof that this class played a part in all the schools activities . Some other projects this class has participated in were Homecoming, Food Drive, Clothing Drive, Baccalaureate Decorations and numerous money making ideas. The spirit that this class has shown will be a fine asset to them in their next two years at Madras High. Sophomore Randy Sample dances the jerk at Sadie Hawkins Dance November 13. Randy is dressed in the typical dog patch costume worn by all couples at the girl ask boy dance. Freshmen class officers and advisors pjc. Steven Rankin, advisor; Annette Lange ci ec cre 1116 (from back left) Doug Engblom, vice-president; Doug Utter, president. (Front) Mr. ' ass representative; Bonnie Hillman, secretary; Mr. William Jackson, advisor. Jerry Bailey Gerald Barker Barry Belter Leroy Bobb Linda Bolin Steve Bollcnbaugh Kurtis Bray Teity Brown Marcia Buck Howard Bundy Jay Burr Karen Bush FRESHMEN Allen Chard Rosalind Charley Diana Cram Davis Clowers Glenda Cook w y '•V Leslie Dunlap Jim Crowl Susan Culbertson Dairyl Davis Dick Dodson Craig Duke Everett Elliott Doug Engblom Gail Ewing Sherry Eddins Nancy Eidemiller Peggy Eidemiller Margaret Faith Iven Findley Marc Fisher Tony Fuentas Bill Fuller Janell Funk Linda Gabriel Shirley Goldstaub Frank Crammer Sandra Grant Marian Grantier Miranda Greene Marilyn Lancaster Annette Lange Marita Langley FRESHMEN Paulette Hawley Marjorie Heath Gretchen Heeren 4 %k Phyllis Jorgensen Dorina Kalama John Katchia Abroken arm did not stop Phil Jorgenson, freshman, from attending the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance. Ed Hill Steve Laib Bonnie Hillman Steve Hillman Richard Hoke Randy Heffner Jeanee Johns Vicki Hyder Donna Jackson Sara Jagels Kathy Huntington Jack Huston Elizabeth Jennings Doug Kowaleski Diane Hill Cathy Kendall Thelma Krueger Wilford Johns Rene Kingsbury Dennis Keeton Debbie Jackson FRESHMEN eS Chcrie Lee Jock Lowry Dick Marsh Barbara McClohin Jeanee Johns, Freshman class Miss Touchdown candidate, smiles out upon admiring crowd at Homecoming game October 1. Norman McDonald Bonita McGaugh Mick McKay Marietta McKenzie Nelson McKinley Marie McManman Pat McNamee Francine Mehlenbeck Mollic Merchant Eileen Miller Margaret Miller Norma Miller Wayne Miller David Minton Diane Mitchell Luclla Nelson Manucla Nunez Ed O'Neill Eva Mitchell Jcannic Mickell Lily Moses Barbara Murders Brad Ooten Georgia Osborn Virginia Murphy Annette Page FRESHMEN Chris Pcgg Angela Peterson Ron Phifer Susan Priday Dora Ramirez Nancy Richardson Mason Robinson Peggy Root Carol Rowan Bill Runge mm t , f Susan Randolph Tom Runge Don Shumaker Mike Skeans Colleen Smith Dennis Smith Betty Smith Wilma Smith Sandi Snow Valerie Squiemphen Jerry Steele Dan Stouffer Daphne Strickland Jim Summcrfield Freshman class float featured a White Buffalo perched upon a power mower. Theme of the float was Mow 'em Down. FRESHMEN Jim Tallman Mike Telfer Nellie Tewee Ray Thornton Mary Tohet Priscilla Tufti Doug Utter Jeff Vandervelden Janet Victorinc Shirley Walden Janice Wallan Cheryle Werner Dennis Whitchousc Mike Willhitc Jerry Williams Sandy Williams Alice Zamora Diane Zamora Gene Firkins Jack Collins The Class of 1969 was one of the most outstanding classes to have ever reached the ofMHS. It also gets the sole recognition for being the largest class in the history of Madras High School. The enthusiasm this class has shown can be seen through the various activities that they have participated in such as Homecoming, Food Drive, Clothing Drive, and the Freshman Class Dance. Their enthusiasm, eagerness and willingness to make their school one of the best are a few of the outstanding qualities that can be found in this class. Sara Jagcls, freshman, tells Santa (Mike Funk, senior) what she wants for Christmas during assembly December 17. ACADEMICS Peter Carlson Communicative Literature Classical Literature American Literature Advanced Writing Walter Ponsfoid Dramatics John Cumutt English II English Literature Modem Literature Jeanette Macy ► Creative Writing Remedial Reading 7 1 « Patricia Farrar Speech I G II English I LANGUAGES William Jackson Robert Heiberger English I Spanish I, II, III, IV American Literature 67 Donald Gallagher Advanced Mathematics Algebra II Geometry MATHEMATICS Algebra II students concentrate on subject as they utilize modem tables. Robert Allord Psychology General Mathematics desks featuring useful mathematical information Carol Henselman Algebra I General Mathematics Richard Blake Algebra I Intermediate Mathematics Geometry Joe Hilty Mechanical Drawing Consumer Mathematics Chem-Physicsclasses makeuse ofscience facilities for lab practice. SCIENCE Lee Grantier Physics Physical Science 75 'V Dale Burger Chem-Physics Electronics Audio Visual Dale Burger, Science Department he ad, looksdejectedly on as workmen install new lab equipment. Vince Powell Biology Physical Science Biology Physical Science Biology takes on conversation as students study together in class. Modern Problems calls all seniors as it is a required course at MHS. SOCIAL SCIENCE Robert Duke World History Progressive U . S. History International Relations Economics U.S. History Enriched Nancy Jolstead Modem Problems 72 Steve Rankin Social Science Mr. Steve Rankin emphasizes a point to his freshman Social Science class. Tom King Physical Education Social Science 73 BUSINESS EDUCATION Larry Larson Business Law Bookkeeping Typing II Mrs. Reba Powell Business Machines Office Practice Typing I Filing is practiced in one of Madras Hi's business subjects, Office Practice. 74 Rosalie Cannon Typing Shorthand Actual experience is gained by aiding the MHS secretaries in Office Practice class. 75 Charles Skeans Agriculture Adult Education Mary Ann Crocker Home Economics Vocational Education Donald Cosgrove Wood shop Practical Electricity 76 Robert Nelson Woodshop Metalworking Becky Nelson concentrates on cutting out a dress in Home-making II. Melvin Blanchard Art I, II, III Crafts I, II 77 Baseball is one of the many activities featured in Phys. Ed. IV. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Lyndell Jackson Physical Education Gretchen Heeren runs for the base in Phy. Ed. I. Members of A Cappella choir are from left to right, fourth row: LaVonne Kathrein, Karen Wilson, Ralph Hillman, Onan Beasley, Gary Hillman, Herb Lee, Ron Nance, Royce Lengely, Elaine Sherman, Rita Ellis; second row: Lillian Henske, Paula Toothman, Linda Taylor, Ray Sohn, Larry Baily, Grady Rogers, Vince Couch, Cheryl Nelson, Debbie Steele, Kathy Call; third row: Glenda Van Gilder, Judy Eubanks, Colleen Kramer, Debbie Smoot, George Azure, Mary To whet, Rita Johns, Pam Toothman, Sue Stensgar, Marlene Gregory; fourth row: Dixie Altig, Chris Nichols, Sue Williams, Rita Randolph, Jackie Simtustus, Linda Dunn, Judy Ellis, Divonna Cossel, Patsy Bames, and James Wright, director. James Wright A Cappella Choir Mixed Glee 80 Deane Jolstead Band Ensemble Members of the MHS band are from left to right, sixth row: Trent Wade, Steve Hudspeth, FredDoney, Tom Gibson, David Minton, Keith Pegg, Norm Hart, Rob Peterson, Leonard Altig, Mason Robinson, Don Me Manman, Gail Ewing, Gary Nemecheck, Neil Boeh, Lee Clowers, fifth row: Jerry Steele, Steve Hillman, DougLowaleski, Terry Ayres, Ed Hill, Ron Hansen, Ron Metteer, John Kiser, Zack Fisher, Vince Couch, fourth row: Curtis Bray, Steve Bolinbaugh, Marc Fisher, Jeanie Mitchell, Carol Rowan, Sandy Snow, Donna Jackson, Betty' Jean Barger, Jack Kramer, Peggy Eidemiller, Norma Smith, Marietta McKenzie, Diane Hill, Ivan Findley, Steve Chubb, third row: Howard Bundy, Cyndi Croxen, Chris Pegg, Sherry Eddins, Lola Phifer, Jane Hall, HelenBicart, Sally Allen, Betty Smith, Dick Marsh, Kathy Moe, second row: Sharon Miller, Debbie Smoot, CherylNelson, Christy Binder, Vicky Matthews, Lillian Henske, Kathy Huntington, Barbara Nelson, front row: Miarie Me Manman, Vicki Hyder, Kris Moe, and JoAnn Lee. 81 TYPOGRAPHY Joe Mehlenbeck, Erland Suppah, and Art Bierly set heads and make-up pages for the White Buffalo. Justifying type is one of the jobs xMike Funk must do in typography IV class. WHITE BUFFALO AWARDS White Buffalo awards: Columbia Scholastic Press: 11 Medalist Awards First Place Typographical Excellence Award 1957 National Scholastic Press: 12 All-American Awards First Class Honor Rating International Quill and Scroll: 9 George H. Gallup Awards 10 International Honor Awards Three Star Citations-U. of W. Pacific Slope School Press Harvey Scott Trophy-Editorial Excellence-Pacific Univ. Three trophies from Eastern Oregon Press Conference in the fields of Photography, Advertising, and Make-up. Howard Hillis Typography I, II, III, IV White Buffalo Adviser The White Buffalo staff makes last minute plans for a coming issue. Pictured from left to right are Anne Jones, news editor; Rodger Sample, ad manager; Dean Walden, co-feature editor; Gary Dickson, news bureau manager; Pat Albright, associate editor; Terry Hicks, assistant sports editor; Kathy Conlee, alumni editor; Ron Vanek, sports editor; Donna Collins, associate editor; and Ron Nance, editor-in-chief. Dave Wiles Business English Literature 1 Journalism 1 Yearbook Advisor JOURNALISM I Journalism I students discuss plans for future work on the White Buffalo staff with Dave Wiles , instructor. LIBRARY Students enjoy and utilize the vast amount of reference books in the library. Myrtis Lewis Librarian 85 EXTRA-CURRICULAR £f x2( TOOU niHous 109 Old members are from left to right: Sponsor Patricia Farrar, Lynn Brian, Rennie Mehlenbeck, Divonna Cossel, Sponsor Myrtis Lewis, Gib Curry, vice-president Pat Albright, JoAnn Lee, secretary-treasurer Jennie Hatch, and president David Bundy. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Character, scholarship, leadership and service determine selection to the National Honor Society. It is a club consisting of Juniors with a grade point average of 3.5 and Seniors with a grade point average of 3.3. Major activities of MHS was the annual convocation at Bend, and money making projects to sponsor the intra-school scholarship. The clubs new members are from top, left to right: Sponsor Patricia Farrar, Eve Mizer, Marian Dement, Sue Williams, Keith Thornton, Janine Goldstuab, Gary Dickson, Judy Crowley, Sponsor Myrtis Lewis, and Nancy Engblom. From Bottom left are: Kathy Coniee, Don Stevenson, Barbara Bones, CherylNelson, Calvin Sumner, and Anne Jones. Girl of the Year was senior Ava Kemler, chosen on the basis of the greatest amount of service to Girls League during theyear. Ava held the office of points manager and readily served and headed various committees and functions. GIRLS LEAGUE Linda Eddins served as president of G i r 1 s League in its first year at Madras High School. All MHS girls are members of Girls League and participate in activities such as making stuffed animals for needy children at Christmas and hosting the annual Mother’s Tea on April 20. 89 Members of Future Homemakers of America are from left to right, top row: Dora Ramirez, Kathy Ashley, Glenda Van Gilder, Karen McDonald, Joyce Robertson, Susan Randolph, Sue Stensgar, Virginia Muiphy, Shirley Walden, Terry Brown, Cathy Kendall, Shirley Goldstaub, Bonita McGaugh, Kathy Axsom, row three: Juanita Beam, Mae Bolin, Terry Paxton, Nancy Eidemiller, Rita Randolph, Chris Nichols, Helen Bicart, Sally Allen, ConnieLundy, Nancy Engblom, Cheryl Wemer, Nancy Richardson, Angela Peterson, Georgia Osborne, row two: Glenda Cook, Karen Bush, Margaret Miller, Ava Kemler, Sandra Grant, Elaine Sherman, Chris Lindley, Cynthia Hillis, Colleen Kramer, Susan Priday, Rene Kingsbury, Jeannec Johns, Kay Harris, Peggy Root, Debbie Steele, front row: Becky Nelson, Debbie Smoot, Anne Cook, Bonnie Hillman, Diana Johnson, Jo Sprouse, and Sherry Houts. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FHA members sell concessions during half-time at a football game. 90 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA k King Of Hearts John Towery is shown in action making pancakes that won his title at the Sweetheart Ball. Members of FFA arc from back left: Charles Skeans, Adviser: Rodney Faith, Lowell Foreman, Tom McKay, Jerry Dunlap, Tom Anderson, Ken Keeton, Doug Horn, Larry Carpenter, Ron Metteer, Neal Boeh. Second row: Gary Ruhl, John Towery, Willard Suppah, Gary' Carpenter, Tim Hyder, Mike Hohonshelt, Neil Alexander, Don Shoemaker, Larry Bailey, Carl Phifer, front row: Lee Clowers, Gary Soules, Bill Robinson, Alvin Beasley, Henry Rohde, BobStarkel, Wayne Miller, Leslie Dunlap, Robert Peterson, Mike Skeans, Jerry Bailey. 91 Members of Girls Athletic Association are from left to right, top row: Paulette Hawley, Rosalund Charley, Wanda Suppah, Karen McDonald, Lillyann Moses, Norma Miller, Mary Towhet, Loretta Scott, Steffanie Heath, Cherie Sheffield, Sandy Grant, Francine Mehlenbeck, Glenda Cook, Roxie Entriken, fourth row: Sandra Gilbert, Colleen Smith, Valerie Squiemphen, Margaret Miller, Karen Bush, Kathy Hillis, Sherry Dejager, JoAnne Gregg, Susan Priday, Gretchen Heeren, Carolyn Harvey, Cathy Kendall, Debbie Jackson, Betty Smith, third row: Marylee Squimphen, Colleen Tufti, Linda Hahn, Kathy Axsom, Norma Smith, Mae Bolin, Rita Ellis, Kathy Herbster, Helen Bicart, Sally Allen, Cindy’ Croxen, Kathy Morgan, Barbara Steckley, Vicky Matthews, Dorothy Merrit, second row: Chris Nichols, Joyce Robertson, Nellie Teewee, Kathy Ashley, Rita Johns, Francelia Miller, Becky Jagels, Patsy Barnes, Vicky Downing, Darlene Mitchell, Madeline Queapama, Marcia Smith, Alice Zamora, Barbara MeGloughin, fifth row:Dorina Kalama, Barbara Bones, Divonna Cossel, Joyce Haberstich, Lyndel McKenzie, Lola Phifer, Maria Morcillo, Kathy Short. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Girls Athletic Association was the victor in the third annual Powder Puff football game with Pep Club, with a score of 13 to 7. Mike Funk tells what Thanksgiving means to me in the Amphion sponsored skit at the Thanksgiving assembly. Steve Hillman listens attentively. AMPHIONS Members of Amphions are from back left: Ron Hansen, Pam Toothman, TomGibson, Howard Bundy, FredDoney, Mason Robinson, Ivan Findley, Curtis Bray, David Minton, Donna Jackson, John Kiser, Ed Hill, and GailEuing. Middle row from left: Dick Marsh, Sherry Eddins, Vicky Hyder, Dixie Altig, Carol Rowan, Marietta McKenzie, Kathy Huntington, Peggy Eidemiller, Annette Lange, and Patsy Barnes. Seated from left: Mike Funk, JoAnnLee, and Paula Toothhian. 93 Members of Lettermans Club are from left to right, top row: John Kiser, Art Brooks, John Waldrip, Larry Bailey, Mike Funk, Jim Lovell, Mark Beasley, Dean Walden, Calvin Sumner, DonStevenson, Bill Cassel, Keith Thornton, Gib Curry, middle row: Don Kruger, Ron Vanek, Gary Keeton, Mark Foster, Louis Pitt, RonHill, Roger Sample, Gary Dickson, Carl Phifer, Mike Chamness, Roger Hillman, Rennie Mehlenbeck, Vince Couch, front row: Rich Priday, Terry Hicks, Herb Lee, Jack Kramer, Ray Sohn, Art Bierly, Kevin O'Neill, Tom Smoot, Bob Ahern, Charles Jackson, Gordon Harris, and John Wanker. LETTERMANS CLUB Senior members of the football team wore their game jerseys to the Homecoming assembly, October 1. 94 DRILL SQUAD Drill squad members practice routines i n the newly constructed gym during seventh period. Left to right: Colleen Kramer, Debbie Jackson, Susan Randolph, Versa Fuentes, Sharon Hall, Linda Ditmore, Judy Heffner, Virginia Muiphy, Judy Crowley, JoAnn Gregg, Rene Kingsbury, Jeanee Johns, Donna Thorton, Shirley Goldstaub, Karen Bush, Mrs. Jolstead, Advisor; Linda Eddins, Lola Bolin, Cathy Kendall, Chris Pegg, Terry Brown, Eileen Miller, Kathy Herbster, Sue Stcnsgar, Nancy Brown, Judy Heffner, Carla Clowers, Marian Dement, Susan Putnam, Ava Kemler, Ann Cook. Pep Club members cheer the basketball team to victory at the last home game of the season. PEP CLUB Pep Club members are pictured from left to right, third row: Cindy Croxin, Lola Phifer, Kathy Herbster, Connie Lundy, Diana Johnson, Maria Morcillo, Jo Sprouse, Glenda VanGilder, second row: Chris Lindley, Rita Ellis, Barbara Steckly, Sally Allen, JanetFarrell, Sue Williams, Marlene Gregory, Divonna Cossel, Peggy Carstenson, Janine Goldstaub, Patsy Barnes, JoAnn Lee, Linda Taylor, Vicki Downing, Joyce Haberstich, first row: Cheryl Nelson, Debbie Steele, Colleen Kramer, Kathy Conlee, Anne Jones, Debbie Smoot, and Karen Thornton. Mike Funk and Brian Maxwell debate over who gets to beat the Racket Squad drum while Herb Lee and Gordon Harris look on. RACKET SQUAD Members of Racket Squad are from left to right, back row: Steve Laib, Doug Utter, Ed O'Neill, Mike Skeans, Jeff Vanderveldon, Ron Phifer, Jock Lowery, Nicky Ceniga, and Mike Grant, middle row: Dean Walden, Roger Hillman, Tom Michaels, Chuck Schmidt, David Cavandcr, Eric Norland, Tim Maxwell, Steve Hillman, Jim Rowan, front row: Paul Estep, ZackFisher, Cliff Adams, Gary Hillman, Mike Funk, Herb Lee, Chris Norland, BillCassel, Mike Broadbent, RichPriday, Gary Dickson, Gordon Harris, and Terry Ayres. r Spanish Club members are from left to right, standing: Maria Morcillo, Roxie Entriken, Adele Rodriquez, Francine Mehlenbeck, Barbara McLoughin, Diana Cram, Jon Dwigans, Evan Thomas, Lynn Brian, Janet Victorine, Debbie Jackson, Liz Jennings, Jack Hatfield, Dale Bailey, Judy Crowley, Kathy Conlee, advisor Robert Herberger, Janet Farrel, Rennie Mehlenbeck, Janet Butcher, Peggy Carstenson, Kay Hansen, Barbara Steckly, Ron Nance, Dorothy Merrit, Don Stevenson, Calvin Sumner, Tom Jagels, and Tom Gibson. SPANISH CLUB Selling concessions at basketball half-time are members of Spanish Club. 98 Art Club members work in picture taking booth at the All-School Carnival. ART CLUB Members of Art Club pictured from left standing are: Donna Thornton, Marilyn Morgan, Linda Hahn, Dean Walden, Kris Moe, Mary Bowen, Carol Williams, Roxie Entriken, Steve Foster and Advisor Melvin Blanchard. Seated from left are: Michele Nicholes, Barbara Murders, Sandy Williams, Hope Edwards, Terry Paxton. QUILL AND SCROLL Three MHS students placed in the annual journalistic competition at Pacific College. Ron Nance earned a second place award in news writing, while Bob Ahern placed third in sports writing. Honorable Mention in speech writing was received by Calvin Sumner, Quill and Scroll is the MHS chapter of a national journalistic club. Membership is based on grade point average and a staff position on a school newspaper. Members are from left to right: Ron Nance, Donna Collins, Ron Vanek, Kathy Conlee, Terry Hicks, Pat Albright, Gary Dickson, Dean Walden, Roger Sample, and Anne Jones. Not pictured is Terry Werner. 100 Members of Pied Typers are pictured from left to right: Rick Yaw, Ross Kari, Joe Mehlenbeck, Brian Maxwell, Dan Kowaleski, Howard Hillis, adviser; Tom McKay, Earland Suppah, Lowell Forman, Mike Grant, and Cliff Adams. PIED TYPERS DEBATE TEAM Members of Debate Team from left to right are: Dixie Altig, Kathy Huntington, Barbara Bones, Patricia Farrar, adviser; David Huntington, Mickey Friend, David Bundy, Pat Albright, and Dale Bailey. Barbara Bones placed second in the district debate tournament and went to state. Members of Science Club are: Chet Herzberg, Wayne Mehlenbeck, Mike Bray, Howard Bundy, Steve Bollenbough, Don Williams, Jack Hatfield, Davis Clowers, Ed O'Neill, Ed Hill, Gale Ewing, JimAshwill, Dale Berger, adviser. Seated: David Bundy, Bruce Chinnock, Judy Eubanks, Peggy Carstenson, Francine Mehlenbeck, Zack Fisher, Rennie Mehlenbeck. SCIENCE CLUB Mike Skeans, Rob Albee, and Jeff Vandervelden are working on a physical science experiment involving a pendulum. 102 As a fund raising project the FBLA members picked potatoes. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA FBLA members are pictured from back left: Janine Goldstaub, Joyce Haberstitch, Tom Smoot, RichPriday, David Bundy, Cliff Adams, Lynn Brian, Jennie Hatch, Bob Ahem, Marjie Short, Terry Hicks, Art Bicrly, Larry Larson, adviser. Middle row: Kevin O'Neill, Herb Lee, Dean Heffner, Dale Bailey, Wayne Mehlenbeck, Mark Beasley, vice president; Ray Sohn, Mike Chamness, Gordon Harris, Don Stevenson, Jack Kramer, John Kiser, president; Rosalee Cannon, adviser. Front row: Linda Eddins, Colleen Ormsby, Barbara Bones, treasurer; Becky Jagels, Sue Stensgar, Jill Vanderveldon, Renee Shepherd, Sherry Houts, Karla Clowers, Marian Dement, Judy Heffner, Lo a Bolin, points chairman; Linda Ditmore. Not pictured: Linda Fuller, secretary. SPORTS White Buffalo varsity football squad finished their first A-2 season since 1961 in the Greater Oregon League with fourth place honors behind a record of three wins and five losses. Madras scored a total of 80 points during the year for a ten point per game average. Opponents tallied 128 for a 16 per game average. The Buffs gained a net total of 1067 yards for a 133 average per game. Team captain Kevin O'Neill was a bright spot for the Bison scoring six touchdowns and leading in the scoring department. He also was named to the Western Division Coaches All-star team as an offensive end. Other players gaining honorable mention were Rich Priday, offensive halfback; Jim Crowley, defensive end; Tom Smoot, defensive guard; Allen Kollen, defensive linebacker; Carl Phifer, defensive cornerbacker; Jack Kramer, offensive tackle; Dave Moll-man, offensive tackle, and Mike Chamness, offensive guard. Lee Weaver served as head coach with Dave Wiles and Vince Powell as assistants. White Buff fullback Rich Priday moves up the field for a sizable gain. White Buffaloes and coaching staff are from left to right, back row: Coach Vince Powell, Terry Rohde, Brian Maxwell, Rich Priday, Jim Crowley, Jerry Dejager, Paul Estep, Jerry’ Smith, Art Brooks, Calvin Sumner, John Waldrip, John Kiser, Allen Kollen, Glen Haberstich, row two: Coach Dave Wiles, Kevin O'Neill, Bruce Victorine, Herb Lee, Bobby Smith, Mike Cunningham, DaveMollman, CoachBob Nelson, Head Coach Lee Weaver, front row: Manager Bruce Chinnock, Jim Soules, Ross Kalama, Darrell Smith, John Wanker, Gerald Smith, Mike Chamness, Tom Smoot, Dean Walden, Vince Couch, Mark Beasley, Larry Bailey, Bob Ahem, Gary Keeton, Randy Langley, and Randy Smith. Buff defense lines up left to right, front row: Jim Crowley, Jerry Smith, Brian Maxwell, Herb Lee, Jack Kramer, Art Biooks, back row: Carl Phifer, Ross Kalama, Rich Priday, Allen Kollen, Art Bierly, Kevin O'Neill, and Bob Ahem. Fullback Bob Smith goes for a large gain around right end. Quarterback Allen Kollen tries to elude a Wahtonka defensive player as more Buffs come to his aid. 107 Two scrambling Buffs pile on a downed opponent recovering a fumbled ball in the backfield. Buff offense lines up left to right, front row: John Kiser, Jack Kramer, Tom Smoot, JohnWaldrip, Mike Chamness, Calvin Sumner, Dave Mollman, back row: Darrell Smith, Vince Couch, Kevin O'Neill, and Rich Priday. Madras Freshman gridders wound up their Central Oregon football season with a 1-5 win-loss record. Baby Buffs crushed Redmond 13-6 October 15 to gain their only victory. Coach Ron Phillips cited quarterback Doug Engblom and fullback John Katchia for doing outstanding jobs during the season. Don Cosgrove served as assistant coach. 108 White Buffs, within sight of paydirt, try to push across a touchdown against an unyielding opposing defense. Bobby Smith and Kevin O'Neill go up to intercept a pass Going gets tough for a Buffalo foe as Allen Kollen from the Prineville Cowboys in the Buffs opening action. and Kevin O'Neill close in for the tackle. 109 Varsity basketball squad pictured from left to right are: Don Stevenson, Ron Vanek, Terry Hicks, Art Brooks, Terry Rohde, Jim Lovell, Ron Hill, Ross Kari, Keith Thornton, Gib Curry, John Kiser, Bob Ahern, and Kevin O'Neill. VARSITY HOOPSTERS FINISH FOURTH IN LEAGUE White Buffalo varsity hoopsters finished their first season back in A-2 ranks, after three years in the A-l leagues, with a fourth place finish in Greater Oregon League competition. Working toward a season record of 7 wins, 11 losses, the Buffs opened non-conference action dropping two games to A-l Redmond. The Buff five then split with Prine-ville and lost one to St. Helen's while taking a single encounter from Scappoose. To finish non-league games, the Buffs took second place in the Central Oregon Tournament losing only to the Bend Lava Bears. In league action, road trips proved disasterous as the Buffs lost all games played on away maples but took encounters from all opponents on the Buffalo home court except league leading Heppner who squeaked by the Buffs by a mere two points. 110 Varsity rally squad from left to right, front are: Anne Jones, Margie Short, Debbie Smoot, back row: Kathy Conlee, and Karen Thornton. Gib Curry goes up for a shot, unimpeded by a Grant Union opponent. Ron Vanek struggles for two while Gib Curry and Keith Thornton rush to his aid. To start the season out right, the JVs took two close contests from A-l Redmond and then dropped three heartbreakers in a row to A-l Prineville. In league action the Buffs first encounter was an overtime loss to Heppner but the Buffs came back later in the season to nip the Mustangs in another attempt. The Bison crew lost twice to Grant Union. Junior Buffalo roundballers battled their way to a 6-9 win-loss record over a tough 13 game schedule that showed three over-time games for the Buffs and ten games that were won or lost by less than three baskets. Junior varsity rally squad are, from left to right: Becky Nelson, Colleen Kramer, Cynthia Hillis, and Debbie Steele. 112 Junior Varsity Squad from left to right are Mike Chamness, Gordon Harris, George Raines, Garry Carpenter, Ren-ford Gallier, Larry Carpenter, Tom Jagels, Roger Sample, Carl Phifer, Gale Corwin. JUNIOR VARSITY WIN 6, DROP 9 Frosh Squad is pictured from left to right, row one: Ron Phifer, Ray Thornton, Jeff Vanderveldon, Nicky Ceniga, Doug Utter, Tony Fuentes, Coach Weaver, Row two: Mick McKay, Jerry Bailey, Dick Dodson, Ed Hill, DougEngblom, and Doug Sample. 113 Varsity wrestling squad members are pictured with Coach Dave Wiles. They are from left to right back row: Allen Kollen, Don Holmes, Jim Crowley, Larry Bailey, David Rozales, Calvin Sumner, Jerry Smith, Rennie Mehlenbeck, front row: Art Bierly, Jim Ash will, Ken Keeton, Glen Cox, Trinidad Ortiz, Tom Smoot, John Wanker, and Mike Skeans. Varsity wrestlers climaxed a successful 1965-66 season by reigning undefeated in league action and sending five men to the State A-2 Wrestling Tournament in Corvallis. District 7A-2B wrestling tournament was held for the first time at MHS in the new gym. Tom Smoot, Art Bierly, Jim Crowley, Jerry Smith, and Rennie Mehlenbeck won berths in the state meet. Smoot placed second in the state and Mehlenbeck came back from an initial loss to take third in the heavyweight division. As a team, Madras came out in tenth position against all A-2 teams in the state. Calvin Sumner tries for a quick pin. Junior varsity wrestling team consisted of kneeling, from left to right: John Allen, Fred Doney, Darrell Smith, James Summerfield, Bruce Victorine, Hal Littlejohn, Jay Burr, Dennis Smith, standing: Coach Tom King, Bill Robinson, Dale Bailey, Don Heckathom, Dave Mollman, Chris Burgis, Ed O'Neill, and Dave Huntington. VARSITY WRESTLERS REIGN UNDEFEATED IN LEAGUE Varsity Coach Dave Wiles Centers his attention on the match at hand. Jim Crowley settles in an offensive move in the district tournament. 115 Wrestling cheerleader are from left to right: Paula Toothman Cheryl Nelson, and Pam Toothman. Allen Kollen gets first take-down of the match. inW. VISITOR 116 Trinidad Ortiz executes a fireman's carry. Rennie Mehlenbeck faces a Nyssa opponent in the wrestling tourney. MHS SENDS FIVE WRESTLERS TO STATE Wrestling Action Jerry Smith tries for a take-down. 117 Madras Hi track team are pictured from top left: Coach Charles Barnhart, Paul Estep, Mike McKay, Tom Gibson, David Cavanass, Dan Cogbum, Jim Rowan, Jon Dwigans, Manager; and Coach Bob Nelson. Middle left: Alex Bush, Jim Crowley, Roger Hillman, Gary Hillman, Jim Lytle, Larry Carpenter, Gary Dickson, Gary Carpenter, Erland Suppah, Glen Haberstitch. Front left: Dave Mollman, Dave Jorgensen, Stan Endres, Ray Sohn, Rennie Mehlenbeck, Carl Phifer, Tom Jagels, and Roger Sample. VARSITY TRACKSTERS TAKE THIRD IN STATE MHS Varsity Thinclads coached by Rob Nelson and Charles Barnhart romped to a third place state finish to climax a successful season in Greater Oregon A-2 League. A depth laden Burns team was the only team to defeat the Buff tracksters during the regular season, winning four of four invitational meets and sub-district and district contests. The Buffs defeated all other league opponents, including Wahtonka, Sherman County, Heppner, Vale, Ontario, and Grant Union. Buffs Cindermen third in State were Ray Sohn, Stan Endres, Rennie Mehlenbeck, Carl Phifer, Dave Mollman, and Dave Jorgensen. The new Buff Stadium was inaugurated when in the first meet of the season, Madras defeated Redmond and Prineville, both A-l teams, in a triangular meet. Erland Suppah broke the old two-mile record and Ray Sohn and Stan Endres broke records in the high hurdles and pole vault, respectively. 118 State A-2 low hurdle champion Ray Sohn shows form over hurdles which won title. MHS state A-2 track competitors from left to right are Carl Phifer, Ray Sohn Rennie Mehlenbeck, Stan Endres, David Jorgensen, and Dave Mo liman. Girls track team poses for a picture before a workout. From left to right they are Barbara McLoughlin , Cherie Sheffield, Rita Ellis, standing: Cathy Hillis, Lola Phifer, Coach Lyndell Jackson. Warming up for competition with the discus is Rennie Mehlenbeck. __ 119 Members of the varsity baseball squad are pictured from left to right, back row: Mark Foster, Ron Vanek, Keith Thornton, Gib Curry, John Kiser, Terry Hicks, Jack Benson, front row: Coach Vince Powell, Darrell Smith, Ron Phifer, Vince Couch, Don Stevenson, Herb Lee, and Rich Priday. Madras varsity diamondmen finished their most successful season in Madras Hi history with a 12-6 win-loss league record to capture second place in the western division of the Greater Oregon League. The Buffs played in a best-of-three game series with Wahtonka to decide the subdistrict championship after trying the Golden Eagles after the regular scheduled season with 12 wins, 4 losses each. Wahtonka won the division championship with consecutive wins of 2-0 and 5-2. Coach Vince Powell's 16-man squad had a nucleus of 11 returning letterman including three-year senior returnees Vince Couch and Rich Priday. Other lettermen included seniors Kevin O'Neill, Mark Foster, Terry Hicks, Herb Lee, Ron Vanek, John Kiser, and Darrell Smith. Junior veterans were Keith Thornton and Don Stevenson. Don Stevenson prepares to make a slide for third base. Mark Foster winds up for a pitch. DIAMONDMEN FINISH SUCCESSFUL SEASON 121 Varsity golfers include from left to right: Charles Jackson, Lewis Pitt, Gordon Harris, Chris Pegg, and Bill Cassel. GOLFERS BOAST 24-6 WIN, LOSS RECORD Buff golfers boasted a 26-4-2 win-loss-tie record as this years season came to a close. The team’s four returninglettermen were Lewis Pitt, Gordon Harris, Charles Jackson, and Bill Cassel. They led the bison to an ace victory at district in Ontario and also on the state tourney in Portland May 23 and 24. The golfers were coached by Robert Clifton. During league action the White Buffaloes tangled with Bend, Redmond, Crook County, Klamath Falls, Lebanon, Wahtonka, The Dalles, and John Day. Fifth man position was filled by Chris Pegg and Perry Porter. Chris was the only girl golfer in the league. 122 Girls! You have to show them how to do everything, grumbles golfer Gordon Harris. GYMNASTICS BUILD COORDINATION Dennis Zemke works out on the trampoline while Gordon Harris looks on. Newly organized tumbling team includes, from left to right, bottom row: Kathy Moe, Becky Nelson, Cindy Hill-is, Debbie Jackson, Colleen Kramer, Chris Pegg, Shirley Walden, Virginia Murphy, second row: Instructor Del Dungey, Davis Clowers, Glen Cox, Nicky Ceniga, Dean Walden, Cathy Kendall, Carolyn Harvey, Annette Lange, Chuck Schmidt, Roger Hillman, Terry Ayres, and Debbie Steele. 123 SENIOR INDEX OF ACTIVITIES Ahern, Robert Transfer 2 Basketball 2,3,4 Candidate for Dream Boy 4 Candidate for Prince Charming 4 Candidate for Prom King 4 Class Play 3,4 Class President 4 Football 2,3,4 F.B.L.A. 4 Honor Roll 3 Lcttermans Club 3,4 Most Inspirational Football Player Award 4 Nominee for Distinguished High School Students of America 4 Nominee for Citizenship 2 Adams, Cliff Basketball 2 Candidate for Prince Charming 4 Candidate for Dream Boy 4 Candidate for Prom King 4 Pied Typers 2,3 Secretary 3 F.B.L.A. 3,4 Vice-president 3 Racket Squad 3 Class Play 3,4 Nominee for Citizenship 3 Student Council 2,3,4 Class Representative 2 Class Vice-president 3 Student Body President 4 Region II Representative to National Student Council Conference 3 Albright, Pat All Star Honor Roll 1,2 Honor Roll 3,4 Amphions 1 Band 1 Class Play 4 Citizenship Award 1 Runner-up Citizenship 2 Debate Team 3 National Honor Society 3,4 Perfect Attendance 1 Quill and Scroll 2,3 Treasurer 3 National Quill and Scroll Cold Key Winner 3 Student Council 4 Concessions Manager 4 Basketball Manager 1 Golf Team 3 White Buffalo Staff 2, 3, 4 Reporter 2, Ad Manager 3, Associate Editor 4 Alexander, Charlene Candidate for FFA Sweetheart 2, 3 F.H.A. 1,2,3 President 3 Perfect Attendance 1 Altig, Leonard A Cappella Choir 3,4 Band 1,2 Class Play 4 Dance Band 1,2,3,4 Football 3 Tumbling Team 3,4 Wrestling 3 Ashwill, Jim Transfer 4 Science Club 4 Swimming 2,3 Track 3,4 Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4 Bailey, Dale Class Play 3 Stage crew Debate Club 3 F.B.L.A. Science Club 3 Reporter Spanish Club 1,2, 3, 4 Program chairman 4 Wrestling 4 White Buffalo Staff 3 Barger, Betty Jean Class Play 3, Student Director Dance Band 1,2,3 F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4 Vice-president 4 Girls Track 2 Beam, Juanita F.B.L.A. 3,4 F.H.A. 3,4 Beasley, Onan Baseball 3 Class Play 4 Football 3 Racket Squad 1,2, 3, 4 Wrestling 1,2, 3 Bierly, Art Football 1,2, 3,4 Most Valuable Lineman 4 F.B.L.A. 4 Parliamentary Team Honor Roll 1,2, Candidate for Prom King 4 Lcttermans Club 3,4 Racket Squad 1,4 Student Council 4 Parliamentarian 4 Track 2,3 Wrestling 1,2, 3,4 State 3,4 Bones, Barbara A Cappella Choir 1,2,3,4 All Star Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4 Class Play 3,4 Debate Team 3,4 F. B.L.A. 4 Treasurer G. A.A. 1,2, 3,4 Activity Manager 3 President 4 District representative to State executive council 3 Leadership Award from Elks 4 National Honor Society 4 National Honor Society Outstanding Freshman Pep Club 2,3,4 Sergeant at arms 4 Science Club 3 Spanish Club 2, 3 Bowen, Mary Art Club 2,3,4 Secretary 4 Class Play 3 Stage crew Brian, Lynn F. G.A.A. 2 F.B.L.A. 4 Spanish Club 2,3,4 National Honor Society 3,4 Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4 Class Play Production Crew 3,4 Leadership Trainig 3 Bundy, David Debate Team 4 F.B.L.A. 4 National Honor Society 3,4 President 4 Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4 Science Club 2,3,4 Citizenship Nomination 1,2 Citizenship Award 3 Bush, Alex Football 3 Honor Roll 1,2 Lettermans Club 4 Perfect Attendance 1 Racket Squad 4 Track 2,3,4 Call, Kathy A Cappella Choir 1,2, 3,4 Amphions 3 Citizenship Nomination 2 Carstensen, Peg Drama Club 4 F. H.A. 1,2,3 Secretary 2, Recorder 3 G. A.A. 1 Class Play 3, 4 All-School Play 4 Pep Club 2,3,4 Science Club 3,4 Spanish Club 1,2, 3,4 Majorette 3 Leadership Training 1,2,3 Clites, Cathy Annual Salesman 2,3 Class Play 3,4 Leadership Training 3 Spanish Club 1 Collins, Donna F.H.A. 1,2 Class Play Production Crew 3 Pep Club 2, 3,4 Secretary 4 Quill and Scroll 2, 3,4 Secretary 3,4 Senior Class Recorder White Buffalo Associate editor 4 Feature editor 4 Typist 3 Youth Council 3 Spud Princess 3 Condon, Geraldine G.A.A. 4 Cook, Ann Transfer 2 Class Play 3 Stage Crew Drill Squad 2, 3,4 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 Crowley, Jim Football 1,2, 3, 4 Lettermans Club 3,4 Racket Squad 4 Track 1,2,3 Wrestling 1,2, 3,4 Dement, Marian Transfer 3 Dramatics Club 4 Drill Squad 4 F.H.A. 1,2 French Club 1,2 Class Play 3,4 Stage Crew 4 Miss Touchdown Candidate 3 National Honor Society 4 Ditmore, Linda Amphions 2 Treasurer Band 1,2, 3 Drill Squad 3,4 Sergeant at arms 4 F.B.L.A. 3,4 Representative 3 F.H.A. 1,2,3 Leadership Training 4 Downing, Vicki Amphions 2 Candidate for Cinderella 4 Dream Girl 4 Prom Queen 4 F. H.A. 1 G. A.A. 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 2,3,4 Spanish Club 4 Class Play 3,4 Production Crew 4 Girls League Representative 4 Eddins, Linda Drill Squad 2,3,4 Co-captain 2 Captain 4 F. H.A. 1 G. A.A. 1,2 Girls League President 4 Candidate for Cinderella 4 Candidate for Dream Girl 4 Candidate for Prom Queen 4 Spanish Club 2 Endres, Stan Football 1,2,3,4 Lettermans Club 3,4 Racket Squad 3,4 Track 1,2, 3,4 Fisher, Zack Dance Band 2, 3,4 Science Club 3,4 Forman, Dick Football 1 F.F.A. 1,2,3 J. V. Wrestling 3 Foster, Mark Baseball 1,2,3,4 Lettermans Club 2,3,4 Spanish Club 1 Fuentcs, Versa Drill Squad 2,3,4 F. H.A. 2 G. A.A. 1,2,3,4 Sergeant at arms 2 Fuller, Linda Amphions 1,2,3 F.B.L.A. 3, 4 Secretary 4 National Honor Society 3,4 Nominee for D.A.R. Good Citizenship Gilbert, Sandi F. H.A. 1 G. A.A. 2,3,4 Goldstaub, Janine Class Play 3,4 Co-ed correspondent for MHS 3 Distinguished High School Student of America 4 F.H.A. 1 F.B.L.A. 4 Future Nurses of America 2 National Honor Society 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Class Secretary 4 Spanish Club 1 Haberstich, Joyce F.B.L.A. 3,4 F. H.A. 1,2,3 G. A.A. 1,2, 3,4 Parliamentarian 3 Points Chairman 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Hall, Sharon Transfer 4 Class Parliamentarian 2 Class Play 3,4 Dramatics Award 4 Drill Squad 4 G.A.A. 1,2 Girls League Sergeant at arms 4 J.V. Cheerleader 1,2 Pep Club 1,2, 3 Hart, Norman Amphions 1,2, 3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Wrestling 1 Hatch, Jennie All Star Honor Roll 1 D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award 4 F.B.L.A. 3,4 Honor Roll 2,3,4 National Honor Society 3,4 Secretary 4 Outstanding Senior 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Treasurer White Buffalo Staff 4 Business Manager Nominated for Citizenship 1,2,3 Leadership Training 4 Heckathorn, Dale Science Club Heffner, Dean F.B.L.A. 3,4 Class Play 4 Heffner, Judy Drill Squad 1,2, 3, 4 Business Manager 4 F.B.L.A. 3,4 F.H.A. 1,2,3 Girls League 4 Secretary Class Play 4 Hereberg, Chet Basketball 1,2, 3,4 Dance Band 3,4 Football 1 Science Club 3,4 Secretary 4 Track 1 Hicks, Terry Basketball 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2,3,4 Class Play 3,4 F.B.L.A. 4 Lettermans Club 1,2, 3,4 Concessions Manager 3 Vice-president 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Racket Squad 3,4 Wrestling Manager 1 Leadership Training 2,3,4 Hill, Ron Basketball 1,2, 3,4 Honor Roll 1,2,3 Lettermans Club 3,4 Nominee for Citizenship 2 Perfect Attendance 1,3 Spanish Club 1,2, 3,4 Treasurer 2 Hill, William F.F.A. 1 Hillman, Gary A Cappella Choir 3,4 Football 1 Perfect Attendance 1 Track 1,2,3,4 Horn, Doug F.F.A. 4 Treasurer 4 Honor Roll 1 Wrestling 2 Huntington, Dave Transferred to Afaghanistan 3 Drama Club 3 Class Play 3,4 Football 1 Racket Squad 4 Wrestling 4 Jagels, Becky Class Play 4 Drill Squad 1,2,3 Secretary 2 F.B.L.A. 4 C.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Golf Team 1,2,3 Leadership Training 4 Pep Club 2,3,4 Vice-president 4 Quill and Scroll 2, 3 Spanish Club 3 Secretary 3 Jordan, Peggy Transfer 3 Class Play 4 Candidate for F.F.A. Sweetheart 2 Kalama, Tom Football 2, 3,4 F.F.A. 1,2,3 Track 1,2 Wrestling 1,2, 3 Kari, Linda F.H.A. 1,2,3 C.A.A. 2,3 Pep Club 2,3 Kari, Ross Baseball 2 Basketball 2,3,4 Football 1 Pied Typers 2,3,4 Vice-president 4 Racket Squad 3 Kathreine, LaVonne A Cappella Choir 2,3,4 Secretary 4 F.H.A. 3 Keeton, Ken F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4 Vice-president 4 Wrestling 4 Kemler, Ava Class Play 4 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 C.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Girls League Points Chairman 4 Mixed Glee 1,2 Girls League Girl of the Year 4 Kiser, John Amphions 3,4 Band 1,2, 3,4 Vice-president 3 President 4 Baseball 1,2, 3, 4 Basketball 1,2, 3,4 Class Play 3,4 Stage Manager 3 Production Crew 4 Class Sergeant at arms 4 F.B.L.A. President 4 Football 1,2, 3,4 Manager 1 Lettermans Club 3,4 Perfect Attendance 1 Pied Typers 3 Kowaleski, Dan Pied Typers 2, 3,4 Track 1 Kraus, Francis White Buffalo Staff 3,4 Circulation manager 4 Krueger, Dennis Krueger, Donald Lettermans Club 4 Track 1,2, 3,4 Lawson, Susan Lee Herb A Cappella Choir 2,3,4 Art Club 2 Baseball 2,4 Class Play 3 Production Crew Class President 1 F.B.L.A. 4 Football 1,3,4 Lettermans Club 3,4 Secretary 4 Racket Squad 3,4 President 4 Lee, JoAnn Amphions 2,3,4 Treasurer 3 Program Chairman 4 Class Play 3,4 Student Director 3 Dance Band 3,4 Leadership Training 4 National Honor Society 3,4 Vice-president 4 Pep Club 2,3,4 Spanish Club 1 Lengcle, Royce Track 2,3 Manager 2 Lovell, Jim Basketball 2,3,4 Lettermans Club 3,4 Lumpmouth, Rosie McDonald, Craig Maxwell, Brian Class Play 4 Football 1,2, 3,4 Pied Typers 2,3,4 Racket Squad 3,4 Sergeant at arms 4 Track 1 Mehlenbeck, Rennie All Star Honor Roll 1,2 Class Play 4 Candidate for Distinguished High School Students of America 4 Honor Roll 3 Leadership Training 1,3,4 Nominee for Citizenship 1,3 National Honor Society 3,4 Science Club 3,4 Secretary 3 President 1 Spanish Club 1,2, 3,4 Program Chairman 3 President 4 Track 1,2,3,4 Wrestling 1,2, 3,4 Metteer, Ronald Band 1,2,3,4 Dance Band 4 F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4 F.F.A. Sentinal 3 President 4 Miller, Rita F.H.A. 1,2,3 Mitchell, Darlene Annual salesman 3,4 C.A.A. 4 Nominee for Citizenship 2 Mizer, Maxine Transfer 3 Class Play 1,3,4 Dramatics Club 4 National Honor Society 4 Pep Club 1,2 Moore, Gary Transfer 3 Chess Club 3 German Club 1,2 Mandrisnorks 1,2 Science Club 1,2 Track 1,2 Nelson, Barbara Amphions 2,3,4 Secretary 3 Band 1,2,3,4 Secretary 3 Dance Band 2, 3 Perfect Attendance 1,2,3 O'Neill, Kevin Transfer 2 Baseball 2,3 Basketball 2,3,4 Class Play 3, 4 F.B.L.A. 4 Football 3,4 Captain 4 Lettermans Club 4 Palmer, Mike F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Football 1 Pettit, Linda Transfer 2 F.H.A. 4 Pep Club 1 Phillips, Jim Pitt, Lewis Golf Team 1,2, 3,4 Lettermans Club 4 Priday, Richard Baseball 1,2,3,4 Class President 3 Class Vice-president 2 Football 1,2, 3,4 F.B.L.A. 4 F.F.A. I Honor Roll 1,2 Lettermans Club 1,2, 3,4 Secretary-treasurer 3 President 4 Racket Squad 4 Putnam, Susan Transfer 3 Annual staff 2,4 Drill Squad 4 F.B.L.A. 4 Future Nurses Club 2 Homecoming Queen 2 Pep Club 1,2 Ringer, Jeannie F.H.A. 1,2 Mixed Glee 3 Scott, Richard F.F.A. 1 Track 2 Simtustus, Jackie A Cappella Choir 3,4 Amphions 4 Annual Staff 4 Art Club 2 C.A.A. 2,3,4 Mixed Glee 2 Smith, Darryl Baseball 3,4 Football 1,2, 3,4 Track 1,2 Wrestling 4 Sohn, Raymond Basketball 1,3,4 Candidate for Prince Charming 4 Dream Boy 4 Class Treasurer 4 F.B.L.A. 4 Lettermans Club 3,4 Racket Squad 4 Track 2,3,4 Soules, Gary Football 3, 4 Manager 4 F.F.A. 3,4 Soules, Greg Football 3,4 F.F.A. 3,4 Stensgar, Sue All-school Play 4 Class Play 4 Drill Squad 4 F.B.L.A. 3,4 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 Parliamentarian 3 C.A.A. 1,2,3 Tumbling Team 3 Summerhalder, Max Basketball 2,3 Manager Class Play 4 Candidate for Hobo Day King 3 Football 1 Perfect Attendance 1 Racket Squad 3,4 Science Club 4 Suppah, Erland Basketball 2 Football 1 Honor Roll 1 Pied Typers 4 Track 2 Taylor, Linda A Cappella Choir 4 Annual Staff 3 Band 1,3 Class Play 3 Production Crew Golf Team 3 Leadership Training 2,3 Pep Club 2,3,4 Most Valuable Transfer Student at David Douglas High 4 Thompson, Kenneth Transfer 4 Class Play 3 Golf Team 1 Water Polo 2 Thornton, Donna Transfer to Culver 3 C.A.A. 1 F.H.A. 1,2 Cheerleader 3 Pep Club 3 Parliamentarian Drill Squd 4 Art Club 4 Candidate for Cinderella 4 Candidate for Dream Girl 4 Candidate for Prom Queen 4 Tom, Janet Transfer 4 Class Secretary 2 Drill Team 1,2 F.H.A. 1,3 Vice-president 3 C.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 2 Tumbling Team 2,4 Science Club 2 Toothman, Pam A Cappella Choir 4 Amphions 1,2, 3,4 Publicity Manager 4 Drill Squad 2,3,4 Sergeant at arms 3 C.A.A. 1 Wrestling Cheerleader 4 Toothman, Paula A Cappella Choir 4 Amphions 1,2,3,4 Secretary 4 Drill Squad 2, 3,4 Sergeant at arms 3 C.A.A. 1 Wrestling Cheerleader 4 Towell, Carol A Cappella Choir 2,3,4 Citizenship Award 1,2 Class Treasurer 1 F.H.A. 1,2 C.A.A. 2 Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4 J.V. Cheerleader 2 Pep Club 2 Spanish Club 1,2 Vanderveldon, Jill Art Club 1,2,3 President 3 Candidate for Miss Touchdown 1 Class Play 3,4 F.B.L.A. 4 Photographer F.H.A. 1 C.A.A. 1,2,3 Golf Team 1,2,3 Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4 J. V. Cheerleader 2 Pep Club 2 White Buffalo Photographer-cartoonist 4 Reporter 3 Perfect Attendance 1,2,3 Prom Attendant 1,2 Quill and Scroll 3,4 Spanish Club 1,2,3 Vanek, Ron Baseball 2, 3,4 Basketball 1,2, 3,4 Class Vice-president 4 Football 1 F.B.L.A. 4 Lettermans Club 3 Distinguished High School Student of America 4 Wade, Shirley Waldow, Sandra F.H.A. 1,2,3 C.A.A. 1,2 Werner, Terry Assistant Annual Editor 3 F.B.L.A. 3,4 Golf Team 1,2 Pep Club 2,3,4 Quill and Scroll 2, 3,4 Spanish Club 1,2 Class Play 3 Production Crew White Buffalo reporter 2, 3 Honor Roll 1,2 C.A.A. 2,3 Secretary 3 Yaw, Richard Pied Typers 2,3,4 Secretary 4 Racket Squad 3 Zcmkc, Dennis Football 1,2,3 Honor Roll 4 Lettermans Club 3,4 Science Club 3,4 Reporter 4 Track 1,2,3 On U. S. Highways 97 and 26 MOUNTAIN VIEW MOTEL Mr. Mrs. V. F. Quinn Electric Heat and Garages Phone 475-2117 Madras, Oregon MADRAS AUTO SUPPLY Has what your car needs in the way of parts and accessories We Feature Glass-Pack Mufflers Monro-Matic Shock Absorber 430 A Street 475-2256 Madras Oregon CON HERBSTER INSURANCE 442 6th STREET - BOX 680 MADRAS, ORGEON 97741 General Insurance and Life Insurance Phone 475-2326 COAST-TO-COAST-STORES MADRAS PHARMACY General Hardware Prescriptions Automotive and Household Supplies GIFTS HALLMARK CARDS Phone 475-2529 Don Dale Hatfield Phone 475-2537 Madras O.K. RUBBER WELDERS MADRAS 88 t CENTER 'Sign of the Best' DOWNTOWN Tire Recapping Repair MADRAS 526 B St. Madras Phone 475-2477 PHONE - 475-3539 THE FRIENDLIEST STORE IN TOWN HATFIELD’S DEPT. STORE Clothing Shoes for the Family S H Green Stamps 475-2417 246 5th Street Madras MADRAS ELECTRIC John Beasley Phone 475-2558 Day or Night IRRIGATED FARMS - CATTLE RANCHES HOMES AND BUSINESSES THE HENRY LEVER AGENCY PHONE 475-3653 HENRY W. LEVER HWY. 97, SOUTH MADRAS, OREGON BROKER Phone 475-2444 Madras, Oregon iiUili INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER The Best in Farm Machinery Jefferson County Co-op Madras, Oregon FORD’S MASTERCRAFT CLEANERS For Cleaning and Laundry 24 hour service 455 D St. Phone 475-2526 HAZELTONS FURNITURE AND EDGMOND OIL COMPANY APPLIANCE Shell Heating Oil Jobber Complete Home Furnishings Firestone Tires Jobber Phone Madras Phone 475-3230 475-2293 S H Green Stamps ROWAN’S T.V. INC. K R MARKET 790 5th St S H Green Stamps Phone 475-2969 G.E. Appliances Free Parking Zenith T.V. Fresh Meats Produce Cable T.V. Service MADRAS BRANCH REDMOND Congratulations ELECTRIC CO. Graduates! We electrify ROHDE’S SHOE STORE REPAIR to satisfy residential - commercial KARL EILEEN ROHDE 475-2929 490 2nd St. CONLEE’S THRIFTWAY Lowest Prices Free Parking Downtown Madras Fresh Artificial Flowers Wood Fabric Weddings NINE PEAKS GOLF COURSE Gifts BILL’S FLOWERS Bernie Johnson and Bill Simmons 328 5th St. 475-2133 Madras GERKE’S FURNITURE Across from Dairy Queen Two Floors to Shop Phone 475-2450 S H Green Stamps Mike Dora Gerke, Owners Carburetion LP The Modern Fuel by itself Wherever you are Waterheaters Day and Night Famous Brands in Modern Appliances Weed Burning Heating: Coleman STURGILL’S MOBIL SERVICE Lawrence Corey Owner Dearborn Siegler Call for LATEST FASHIONS Ranges: O'Keefe Free Merrit Hardwick estimates FOR THE GIRLS SUBURBAN GAS Now at OF MADRAS 405 D St. 475-2218 MODE O'DAY US NATIONAL BANK OF OREGON MADRAS BRANCH SPORTING GOODS HONDA LOUNGE STEAK HOUSE Apartments 40 units CATERPILLAR FARMHAND Farms Homes Ranches MID-OREGON REALTY CO. POOLE-KRIEGER IMPLEMENT CO. 168 N. FIFTH STREET MADRAS OREGON P. D. PACK LEWIS Phone 475-2147 Madras, Oregon Realtor JOHN DEERE — 4 HOUSE OF FASHION Fresh Bread Daily Pies Pastry Donuts Cakes Everything in the Ready-to-Wear For the Woman Who Cares. MAW’S BAKERY For the Junior Miss. it s Seventeen Next to Oscar's Sporting Goods Phone 475-2365 Mrs. Hannan Phone 475-3859 THE Y MOTEL Heated Pool Electric Heat Jim Ada Easter Owner Manager IDEAL GAS APPLIANCE In Madras call 475-2700 Serving Central Oregon OSCAR’S 24-Hour Service Locally Owned SPORTING GOODS Coleman Blend Air BOYSEN PAINTS Madras Photographers for Central Oregon Redmond Bend 433 So. Sixth Bend Plaza Tel. 548-3326 Shopping Center Located in City Center Motel A W DRIVE IN Featuring the Burger Family 475-3253 Judy Crowley Editor-in-chief Connie Lundy Assistant Editor James D. Wiles Advisor HI-SAGE STAFF The Hi-Sage Staff of 1966 wishes to thank allMHS students and faculty who helped and cooperated with the production of this annual. Staff members of the Hi-Sage were: Bruce Chinnock, photographer; Kay Hansen, Academics editor; Terry Hicks, Sports editor; Betty Jean Barger, Classes editor; Marion Dement, Acheivements editor, and Jackie Simtustus, Senior Index editor. Other students who made this annual possible were Terry Werner, Carol Murphy, Nancy Engblom, Anne Jones, and Kathy Conlee. Special thanks go to Gary Child of Child's Photographers, who helped us in every way possible. 140 4 -.Hie.