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raduates embark on new life
One hundred and twenty-four
students were honored at gradua
tion ceremonies held May 31 at
Madras High School. The young
men and women sat among hun
dreds of friends and relatives during
an hour long program.
The heat of the day made the
gymnasium look alive as graduates
and audience fanned themselves in
the 101 degree temperature. Many
graduates wore shorts and cooler
clothing under robes rather than
traditional dresses and slacks.
After the processional of graduates
an invocation was presented by
Father Leo F. Weckerle. The
Madras High choir then sang, fol
lowed by a student address by both
Penny Berman Smith and Aurel
Surface.
Guest speaker Terence OTJon
nell, a researcher and writer for the
Oregon Historical Society, encour
aged graduates to begin immediately
on acheving their goals. He stressed
that happiness and feeling good
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PRAYER OF BENEDICTION Senior Loren Suppah presents Lord's
prayer in sign language to the 1986 graduating class and audience.
Self-managers given special privileges
Self-managers are students who
are responsible and are able to
work and play without teacher
supervision. Throughout the school
year students who were able to
achieve the level of self-managers
were given special privileges inclu
ding field trips and activities.
Students could lose their self
manager status but were given an
opportunity to regain it within a
week. Many students retained their
self-manager position throughout
the year.
Second grade classes
Miss Kinter Richard Crane,
Graciela Estrada, Adriana Frank,
Aerie Gibson, Jessie Kalama, Mavis
Kirk, Phoebe LaRose.Marlen Mil
ler, Marci Smith, Nathan Williams.
Mr. Wickham Tiffiney Andrews,
Lynn Chave,z, Taw Foltz, Eva
George, Caleb Jim, Sharon Katchia,
Vanessa Knight, Travis Miller,
Megan Ortega, Michael Smith,
Evaline Spino, Jerome Spino,
Lourra Strobehn, Blue Cloud Sur
face, Jamie Winsor.
Miss Soliz Cameron Jack, Cecil
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SPECIAL FIELD TRIP Self-managers listen attentively as Firefighter
instruments in the ambulance during recent field trip.
about oneself was an important
accompaniment to working for self
set goals.
A special ceremony preceded
presentation of diplomas to the
1986graduatingclass. Roscoe Links
had been student body president of
Madras High school in 1916. He
had left school to help his father on
the farm while many of his class
mates joined the military that year.
He never graduated.
Because life is a teacher, school
board members felt 91 year old
Links had learned lessons deserving
a high school diploma. As he sat
through the remainder of the cere
mony, Links read his newly acquired
diploma word by word.
Students, then, received their
diplomas, each showing the serious
ness of the event, and each beaming
with pride.
Andy Lucas sang the Lord's
Prayer and Loren Suppah and
Minnie Johnson prayed before the
audience in sign language as a
Charles, Michelle Charlie, Vanessa
Langley, Kelly Muniz, Ava Smith,
Eldred Smith, Wanbiee Smith,
Trisha Stradley, Candra Switzler,
Gerald Tufti.
' Third grade classes
Mr. Henry Clarice Bagley,
Rachelle Bettega, Duncan Brunoe,
Lacy Frank, Rueben Henry, Harry
Histake, Gilbert Kalama, Margaret
LeClaire.Trish McGill, Luke Miller,
Dinato Pittman, Jaimie Scott, Little
Fawn Suppah, Gerri Switzler,
Bernavene Yahtin, Easton Yallup,
Tamara Yallup.
Mrs. Sensibaugh Young Boise,
Harold Brown, Rusty Calica, Mona
Charley, Aldo Garcia, Josephine
Johnson, Mackalin Kalama, Tony
Manion, Kelli Palmer, Amy Payen
na, Lizzy Smith, Jacob Spino, Brian
Suppah, William Switzler, Jaclyn
Tulee, Vanessa Walker, Walter
Wolfe.
Mr. Puderbaugh Alvagene Char
lie, Daniel Chavez, Helen Clements,
Yvonne Earl, Debra Mitchell, Tracy
Sam. Eli Smith, Jennifer Smith,
Tony Stradley, Jake Suppah.
conclusion to the program.
The Madras High school band
played as the graduates left the
gymnasium, no longer seniors,
commencing on their new lives as
adults.
The 1986 graduating class of
Madras High school includes:
Jennifer Allen. Yirah Armstrong.
Donald Bagley. Brent Barnes. Carla
Bauer, Mark Baxter, Brad Benson.
Blake Blakely, Taunia Blakely.
Bruce Brooks, Edward Brown.
Bruce Brunoe, Jonathan Budge,
Saundra Buettner, Jonathan
Burchell, Jon Buslach, Murat
Cakan, Jamie Clark, Lavina
Colwash, John Courtney, Chad
Curnutt, Donnetta Danzuka,
Melissa DeWhitt, Kiley Dixon,
James DuPont, Alan Edwards,
Richard Elliott, James England,
Bryan Fleshman, Phillip Florendo,
Tim Fox. Kimberly Fuller, Marcos
Galan, Victoria Urieta, Shawn Gaut,
Gordon Gill, Richard Gill, Jr..
Shannon Graves, Shannon Gray,
Charles Grijalva, Leslie Harris, Lisa
Harrison, Dale Hemerick, Paul
Henderson, Teryl Hillis, Donald
Hoaglin, Lorriena Hogge, Antoni
Huntington, Victor Hyder, Rosanna
Hyncs, Robert Irey, Trenda Irwin,
Gina Jackson, Angela Jefferson,
Minnie Johnson, Paul Jolstead,
Bret Jones, Mary Lakin, Stephen
Landers, Dana Laws, Cassandra
Leach, Mary Kay Leno, Stacy
Leonard, Dale Lindgren, Leander
Lucero, Kristina Lydy, Richard
Madden, Rhonda McCall, Harold
McDermott, Michael Miller,
Michael Mitchell, Tanya Moe,
Tanya Moore, Melissa Morgan,
Brenda Morsman, Lonnie Ogilvie,
Cara Osborne, Jason Palmer, Kathy
Palmer, Marvin Patrick, Charles
Patterson, Paul Picard, Geraldine
Polk, Kelli Ponsford, Leonard
Redfox, Patricia Roberts, Ann
Rufener, Corina Runkle, Scott
Schmith, Gabi Schreiber, Laura
Shaver, Mark Simmons, Alvis
Smith, III, Joseph Smith, Penny
Smith, Paul Smith, Shirelle Smith,
Tammy Smith, Veronica Smith,
Rebecca Soules, Teresa Spradley,
Kathleen Steele, Sean Steward,
Solomon Steward, Jr. Brent Strutz,
Teresa Sullivan, Tracie Sullivan,
Loren Suppah, Aurel Surface,
Sheldon Sutterlee, Danell Tail
feathers, Jeannine Thompson,
Watthew Titus,; William Trimble,
Freddy Meneses, Kristen Wald
mann, Daniel Weed, Wendy
Wilkinson, Laurie Willfams, James
Williams, Laureen Wolf, Jacqueline
Wood, Annette Wulf, Anthony Yee.
Fourth grade Classes
Miss Moore Emmaline Crooked
Arm, JoDe Goudy, Leila Govenor,
Jason Hintsala, Lamar Jackson,
Madeline Jim, Ellis Langley, Eric
Langnese, Maria McQuakay, Jamie
Miller, Sunmiet Minnick, Danielle
Sahme, Michael Saludo, Romelle
Speakthunder, Tyrone Spino,
Roscoe Thompson, Lee Ann Tufti,
Chandra Wilson, Chris Winsor,
Angie Wolfe, Kosie Wolfe.
Mrs. Manning Freddy Colazo,
Veldina Currie, Izaak Esquiro,
Dondi Foster, Eileen Frank, Nancy
Gilbert, Danica Greene, Adrian
Kennedy, Carolyn Laurance,
Michael Leecy, Frank Reese, Arlissa
Rhoan, Louie Smith, Sacheen Smith,
Jason Suarez, Clinton Tom, Jennifer
Tufti, Jake Waheneka, Kathleen
Yallup.
Fifth grade classes
Mr. Phillips James Arthur, Tra
vis Bobb, Allen Char.ley, Albert
Charlie, Chico Colazo, Ina Jim,
Levi Johnson, Alyssa Macy, Thomas
Mireles. Jov Soto, Obedt Suppah,
Charley Wewa, Shawnetta Yahtin.
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REWARD FOR EFFORT
four years of high school Phillip
Florendo gains that valuable certifi
catehis diploma.
Mr. Lawson Sheylene Boise,
Floyd Calica, Regan Calica, Philana
David, Jolene Hintsala, Jake Johns,
Jerome Lewis, Bill Stahi, Brian
Starr, Jimmy Wyena, Angie Yallup.
Miss Anderson Russell Graham,
Vangelique Jack, Jonathan Jim,
Chips Kalama, Brian Macy, Leif
Suppah, Jason Williams.
Citizens selected
Citizens of the month for May at
Warm Springs Elementary include:
Kindergarten June Aguilar, Ivy
Wallulatum. Rosie Kirk, Bruce
Howtopat;
First grade Vera Thomas,
Clifford Pamperien, Willis
Anderson;
Second grade Wayne Gilbert,
Wanbiee Smith, Caleb Jim;
Third grade Clarice Bagley,
Daniel Chavez, Walter Cooper;
Fourth grade Chet Van Pelt,
Madline Jim;
Fifth grade Brian Macy, Jolene
Hintsala, Shane Henry;
ERC Lyda Rhoan and
Chapter I, Sharon Katchia.
High achievers
The Office of Training Services
Education is proud to announce
the accomplishments of the fol
lowing students as of the end of
Winter "86 term.
Mary Thomas Sando, 3.53 GPA
with 13 credit hours.
Roscoe Thompson, Jr., February
19, 1985 to March 28, 1986, 3.38
with 78 credit hours.
Robert Macy, Jr., 3.00 GPA
with 21 credit hours.
Keely Keene Linn, 4.00 GPA
with 14 credit hours.
Doug Manion, 3.27 GPA with
14 credit hours.
Marcus Moseley, 3.47 GPA with
15 credit hours.
William Moses, 3.30 GPA with
13 credit hours.
Conrad Queahpama, 3.00 GPA
with 13 credit hours.
Michele Henderson Riedl. 3.35
GPA with 20 credit hours.
Roxanne Langnese, 3.16 GPA
with 13 credit hours.
We have other students w ho also
have a 3.00 GPA or higher with 12
or more hours but have not given
us permission to release this information.
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ENTERING NEW LIFE-SewoM Aurel Surface and Joseph Smith
pass through arches starting graduation ceremonies May 31.
Warm Springs students recognized
Recognition was given to eight
Warm Springs students award ceremo
nies at Madras High School May
30.
Presented by education and train
ing manager Jody Calica the four
students received certificates and
congratulations for their participa
tion in the UNITY conference and
their testimony on Bill 1 156, "The
Indian Juvenile Alcohol and Drug
Abuse Prevention Act. "Those stu
dents are Alvis Smith, III, Lisa
Briseno, Stacy Leonard and Tony
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DESERVED RECOGNITION-H arm Springs Education and Training
and Employment Manager Jody Calica presents recognition certificate
to Stacy Leonard during Madras High 1986 awards presentation.
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Stacona.
Students selected to attend the
National Leadership Training con
ducted by Howard Rainier were
also congratulated. They were Don
Hoaglin, Jason Palmer and Alvis
Smith, III.
A scholarship was presented for
success in the field of Art. Phillip
Florendo was selected to receive
the scholarship to encourage his
work. Funds were raised from the
Herbie Switzler Memorial Fund
and the Christmas Art Gala.
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