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

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I I . .I.V. girls show relief after winning the first game, while Coach Dave Wiles scratches his head in disbelief after a miraculous come back. 2. Lorraine Suppah. freshman, waits for the referee to give the signal to serve the ball. J. Sophomore Sailv Boggs goes to the Poor to dig a ball while Michelle Mitchell backs her up. 4. Tovc Tvedt. senior, is confronted with a Wahtonka blocker, 5 Ann Meade, sophomore, takes the spike from setter. Susan Davis, junior. 6. As she follows through on her underhand serve. Kristen Powell, freshman, watches it drop over the net. 7. Freshman. F.rin Olson looks like a real champion after winning the first freshman home match. 8. Barb Crocker, junior, concentrates on placing the ball during practice. 25

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boys cross country mm dear diary Cross country may not be much of a spectator sport but it takes a certain kind of dedication to become a long distance runner. This years boys cross country team certainly deserves recognition. The boys had an excellent season and with the help of Coach Dave Randle the boys placed high in every meet. The Raineer Invitational was probably the best meet of the year, since it was won by the WHS harriers. It has to be very disappointing when a team of 25 boys with as much poise and talent as this one had to lose 3 out of 7 varsity members to injuries. Freshman. Danny Gauthier; sophomore, Rob Miller; and junior Tom Carson, all were top runners that never made it to district or state because of injuries. One bright point is all three boys will be back next year which should make for a very strong team. It's terrific when a team consists of a lot of good runners, not just one star and MHS was blessed with quite a few outstanding harriers. Those that should be mentioned include: senior Stan Webb and l.aurcn Henderson, sophomores Greg Kemper and Rod Strong and freshman Dan Gauthier and Steve Quant. Qualifying at the district meet for state was a first for Coach Randle. Since a lot of younger boys gained experience by standing in for injured varsity members the team should have a good chance of improving their standing at state next year. I. Lonnie Henderson, sophomore, works hard to reach the finish line. 2. Danny Gauthiar. freshman. and Greg Kemper, sophomore. pt ur it on in the back stretch of the course. J. Stan Webb, senior, out paces a Crook County opponent during a cross country meet. 4. Stan Webb, senior. and Greg Kemper, sophomore, stick together while passing the spectators. 3. Lauren Henderson paces Mike L'iala as the seniors concentrate on finishing the race. 6. Madras Invitational meet turns out to be a cold and wet day as the varsity runners find out when they start. 26