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

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 sweetdeart6all Up, Away lUiffi Cove “Up, Up, Up and Away With Love” was the theme for the Sweetheart Ball held February 27 in the MHS cafeteria. This informal dance is annually sponsored by FHA and FFA. Four members of FHA and four members of FFA vied for the title of King and Queen of Hearts. The girls were judged on their ability to shovel manure, solder, saw and nail boards and milk a goat. Boy canidates dressed up like girls and recieved points for such things as hair styles, eye make-up, jewelry, and under garments. King James Martinez, junior and Queen Anita Bierly, senior were crowned at the dance Saturday night while MHS Sweethearts danced to the music of “the Joyful Noise.”

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TOP FROM LEFT: Kent Alexander applies eye make-up. Tom Hunington recieves help getting ready. Sunya Grant dutifully milks the goat. BOTTOM FROM LEFT: James Martinez, junior and Anita Bierly, senior reign as King and Queen. Cindy McKelvy saws her two by four. Colin Bain gives lecture on hair grooming. 20

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indian week 5racJifion Gxploved Students roamed the halls in leather, feather, beads and traditional Indian costumes as Indian Week got under full swing April 19-24. An opening day ceremony on Monday crowned Cassi Rhoan Princess and Aaron Mitchell Indian Brave to reign over the week’s activities. The students were also introduced to the various activities that took place during the week. War dances were held every night in the MHS gymnasium, and climaxed on Friday with a special Indian meal served at lunch, and at an assembly during the afternoon Indian roots, salmon, venison, fried bread and other varieties of food were prepared by the Indian women. The assembly consisted of singing, legends and dancing. Students from other high schools and exchange students from OSU also came to view the traditions of the Warm Spring Tribe. 22