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

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I - e. 1. David Dewhitt, junior, is amused by his as- signment. 2. Brian Azich, sophomore, hands an unsuspecting Mr. Heydon his daily assign- ment. 3. Solve That Problem at the COCC math contest creates a problem for junior Suzi White, as she tries to work her problem out first. 4. Eric Lindgren, senior, ponders a tough problem in the skills contest. 5. Harold Sheilds, Kevin Aitken and Liam Shannahan, sophomores, work on their assignments. 6. Robert Fuller, Senior, tries to cut down on homework by keeping busy during class. 7. Tresse Runge, and other freshmen try to fi- gure out the latest formula in Algebra one. x AK wg PU'-o if .I- ' .. pf P2 - '7 7 Y-J ,, xi ,411- ll Q I -' 6 iviATHf25 7

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ADVANCED MATH TEAM TAKES THIRD At district skills contest Students at Madras High School are required to take at :- year of math. Courses offered included General Math Pre Math Review Cfor juniors and seniorsb Algebra Geometry Al lVlath Analysis and Math 5. For those preparing for college Mr. Gallagher the Math Dep advises at least 3 years of Math: Algebra Geometry and Al Other Math teachers include Mr. Heydon Mr. Alexander M CGen. Mathj Mr. Anderson CGen. Nlathj and Mr, Sullivan CPr This year as in the past two Math teams were sent to Oregon Community College to compete in the Central Oregon Contest Lower division team consisting of General Math Algebra Geometry included Lori Hanson and Terry Tomson CGen Matt n effWa ner Al 1 andAm McKelv andTamiH de Owen 2 d J g C g D y y y In upper division Wayne Fessler and Suzi White competed in A ast one lgebra ebra 2 t. Head ebra 2. . Sturza -A g. . Central n Skills 1 and ij Mark rCGeoJ gebra2 while Kim Nlontee and Eric Lindgren represented Advanced Math Upper team placed third in overall competition with Kim taking third inthe Math Bee Suzi White taking third in the ind and the team taking first in Solve That Problem The lower division team did not place however Amy McKe second in Geometry and Mark Owen Placed third in Algebra Nlontee viduals vy took 2

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FROM SLUGE TESTS TO HARMONIC MOTION I THE Science department T T T T T T T T T T We try to help students understand the basic concepts of science so th t they can better relate to our natural environment which allows our world to be the way i is, stated Mr. Hastings, Head of the Science Department in summing up the science p ogram. Mr.HashngsteacheslnhoduchontoPhysmalSdenceandPracHcalPhy9cal dence,Mr Granherteacheslnhoduchonto Phy9calScwnce,Chenuuryand PhyQcsandTMr.PoweH and Mr. Sullivan teach both Biology One and Biology Two. T An extra curricular club appropriately named Science Club, also helps studen s to broad- enthmrknowmdgeinthehmdofsdence.Thecmbrasesnmneybypumngands Umgtraps at the gun club and selling concessions. With their money they take various feld trips. ln the fall of 1979 they travelled to Mt. Newberry, Lava Land Visitors center and the Skeleton Caves. In the spring of 1980 they travelled to the Malhuer Wildlife efuge and stayed for two nights camping out. Of the club Mr. Grantier the advisor stated, You have to be crazy to belong b t it's a lot offun.H T They also placed a time capsule near the flag pole to be opened in the year 2000. lt contains magazines, newspapers calculaters and other various articles of the 198O's. T T T 'T ,h , A 5,35 Hastings Ai in-Tuuuql r' 3 ,z 26fSClENCE tw '