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

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TOP LEFT: Senior halfback Rick Paye powers his way down the field for more yardage. BOTTOM LEFT: For the second straight year the class of 1972 swept Homecoming float competition. ABOVE: Homecoming court for the 1970 football season was sophomore princess Diane Allman, senior princess Emily Shown. Queen Linda Raburn, junior princess Lea Phifer and freshman princess Heidi Kuhn. 13

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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

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Homecoming cent. TOP FROM LEFT: The first to break the victory hoop, QB Willie Fuentes. MHS Band mem bers march in downtown section. BOTTOM FROM LEFT: Senior Zue Freeman enthusiastically works on class float. A happy Queen Linda accepts roses from co-captain Craig Weigand. Junior Lashell Starkell displays hat on hat day. Varsity cheerleaders Laurie Burr, Cindy Douglass and Joy Harvey lead serpentine around bonfire.