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

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sadie fiaiukins Qivls Nab Boys For ten days, male-hungry females roamed the halls of MHS in hopes of finding eligible bachelors to be their dates at the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance. Asking and accepting and then receiving tags and patches, stubborn males relented to the wishes of the “weaker” sex. The big night arrived, and after the girls shell out 20 cents for each inch of her beau’s foot length, the couples danced, took wedding vows and enjoyed the backwoods evening, Sadie Hawkins and Li’l Abner style. ABOVE: Joe Andrews, Shirly Phifer, Maria Leal, and Gary Nicodemus sign their marriage licenses while awaiting the backhills wedding ceremony. TOP MIDDLE: Couples direct their attention to Marryin’ Sam during the Sadie Hawkins wedding. BOTTOM MIDDLE: Newlywed couples gather while waiting for sounds of “The 13th Story.” FAR RIGHT: Marrying’ Sam Dave Cromwell, addresses brides and bridegrooms.

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homecoming Sink 9t 5o (c s n bm A busy schedule of float building, parade planning and an a-bundance of excitement typified the 1970 MHS Homecoming. Freshmen were endowed with the traditional frosh duty of bonfire wood collecting. Each class worked diligently on their floats, eager to show their spirit and float-building skill. School was dismissed early for the crowning of the 1970 Homecoming Queen, Linda Raburn, and the parade which followed. The class of 1972 repeated last year’s performance of capturing Homecoming Float Competition. However, a disappointing final score left Madras the losers to Vale 12-0. Although the Buffaloes bowed to the Vikings, the students enjoyed the themselves at the Homecoming Dance following the game. 12