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

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1. JV cheerleaders Molly Davis, Jean Beyers and Cheryl Baker lake a break and pose for the photographer. 2. Varsity football rally leaders Penny DuPont, Lc-anna Freeman, Susan McFarland and Deanna Brooks cheer and chant loudly as the Madras team leads in the game. 3. Freshman cheerleaders Kristi Miller, Sheri Rogers and Kathy Anderson cheer at a freshman home game. 4. Varsity rally member Leanna Freeman displays an expression of happiness as Madras scores a touchdown.

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Rally Squads Arouse School Spirit Hours of hard work, fun and excitement went with the job of being a cheerleader. The girls organized and performed a variety of skits, yells and routines at various pep assemblies and athletic events. Community and student body spirit was aroused through the enthusiasm displayed by the cheerleaders. Travel expenses were paid for by money raised from selling White Buffalo cushions and spirit buttons. Varsity cheerleaders Deanna Brooks, Penny DuPont, Leanna Freeman, Susan McFarland and Terri York helped promote spirit and cheered the team on during the fall sport season. Tammy Adkins. Susan McFarland, Kelly Thomas and Terri York took the responsibility of varsity cheerleaders for the winter sports. Cheerleaders for JV were Cheryl Baker, Jean Beyers, Molly Davis and Julie Dendauw. Freshman cheerleaders were Kathy Anderson, Kristy Miller, Sherie Rogers and Susie Weigand. 1. Varsity basketball cheerleaders Kelly Thomas, Susan McFarland, Terri York and Tammy Adkins stop and pose for a snapshot. 2. Varsity football cheerleader Deanna Brooks places a blindfold securely over student body president Ken Gillett’s eyes. 3. Deanna checks to make sure Ken is not able to see what is happening to the class presidents as they leave the main floor. 4. Ken keeps eating the bananas Deanna hands him in the “banana eating contest,” hoping to win. Ken soon finds out he is the only contestant left in the “contest.” 20

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Construction Classes Undertake New Challenge For the first time in Madras High School’s history, students in construction classes built a house. The house is located across from the high school at 645 Tenth Street. It was listed with local realtors for S31,500. which represents a $1,500 to $2,000 profit that they will use to build another house again next year. The house was begun in March 1975 and was completed the summer of 1976. Mr. Ase Rice figured the cost of construction at about $26,750. The 1.380-square-foot structure on the 100-by-100-foot lot has an attached 420-square-foot garage. Its three bedrooms and 1% baths are located in an L-wing that extends to the rear. The living room fireplace and a portion of the exterior are faced with lava rock. The boys in Mr. Rice’s class who did the actual building, included Chris Kollen, Curtis Wood, Mark Zachary, Jim Thebo, Richard Col-man, and Randy Burns at the end of the school year. Others helped during the first semester and also last year’s class that started the construction. The metal cluster class purchased, installed and fabricated all the heating system. Several girls enrolled in Home Ec classes researched appliances, floor coverings, and painted the interior and exterior. Ed Nicodcmus and Brian Kollen also helped redesign the original plans in their drafting class. 22