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

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introduction Building Of (tomorrow Tradition is modified, the old and the new are meeting face to face at Madras Hi. Fortunately, this face to face confrontation isn’t needlessly developed into student-administration conflict. Both student and administrative bodies are engaged in mutual work and co-operation. As a result of these combined efforts, the students of this past school year were introduced to a new dress code, and the upperclassmen were able to partake in a second consecutive year of Junior-Senior Privileges. Admist an ever-changing curricular and campus atmosphere, all students are being depended upon for increasing degrees of responsibility. Perhaps the acceptance of more responsibility is an act of maturity that seems difficult. But we hope that as the seniors walk through the doors for the last time, they carry with them much more than a diploma. We hope they carry with them four years of cold Friday night games, the delight of an unexpected “A”, the teacher that wasn’t so bad after all, the cherished memories, and a reflection of four life - shaping, never to be forgotten years. TOP: Seniors Loren Roff and Rich Pena caught by the camera in route to the upper gym. MIDDLE: Seniors Joy Harvey, Leslie Nelson, and Diane Miller enjoy the serenity of a calm library atmosphere. BOTTOM: Senior Doug Lofting gives a customer change from concessions booth.

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Contents INTRODUCTION............................. l ACTIVITIES ............................. 10 SPORTS.................................. 36 ORGANIZATIONS........................... 98 ACADEMICS.............................. 120 CLASSES ............................... 144 ADVERTISING ........................... 178 SENIOR INDEX........................... 208 TOP FROM LEFT: Mr. Heydon and Senior David Gregg work on the senior class float. BOTTOM LEFT: John Campbell, senior does a science expe-rement. BOTTOM RIGHT: Anita Bierly turns with surprise. 3

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ABOVE: Sophomore Diane Allman and Seniors Kathy Grant and Phyllis Lange display individuality in their varied styles of attire. 5