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About Spilyay tymoo. (Warm Springs, Or.) 1976-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 31, 2012)
Spilyay Tyrooo, Warm Springs, Oregon Page 12 MHS Homecoming October 31, 2012 ‘Talking for the Children’ opening November 5 The ch ild clinic “Snwiyaila M iyanashna,” or “Talking for the Chil dren” will open Nov. 5. Guests are welcome to at tend the opening. The clinic will be housed at IHS, and will help in the in v e s tig a tio n o f child sexual abuse. In the past, children who are victims o f th e crim e o f sexual abuse have had to travel to a clinic in Bend for the investigation, including an in terv iew by specialists Artists in Residence at museum Madras High School Homecoming King Joe Hisatake and Queen Inez Jones (above); and (right) Prince Jack Fine and Princess Teneasha Adams. Yvonne Iverson photos. V C rm Springs was well-rep re s e n te d at th e M adras H om ecom ing celebration. Senior Jo e Hisatake was voted King, while Inez Jones, m an ag e r fo r th e fo o tb a ll team, was named Queen. It was also Senior Night, which recognizes the football players who will be graduat White Buffalos: (Continued from page 6) Those very words are writ ten on the dry erase board in the planning room beneath the bleachers: “D o w hat has to be done, w hen it has to be done, as well as it can be done.” They are w ords that not only Coach Wells believes in, but his players and coaching staff do as well. Second h alf As far as the second half was c o n cern ed the W hite Buffs did many things right and m ost im portantly made very few mistakes. Coach Wells was pleased with his team’s performance saying, “We just managed the game very well, and our play ers did a good job not turn ing the ball over and playing smart football.” In the second half Devin Ceciliani would grab an inter- c e p tio n a n d add a n o th e r touchdow n on a short pass from Haugen. Jo e H isatake, w ho spent m uch o f the season injured and not quite up to speed, also scored on a 6-yard touchdown ru n . In th e e n d M adras in g and playing th e ir last home game. T h e fo llo w in g W arm Springs seniors and their par ents w ere recognized: Jo e Hisatake, Rodney Mitchell, Triston Smith, Dylan Miller, and Merlin Tom. ‘— Yvonne Iverson big game Friday vs. Cowboys would Win 28-7. R oyalty during the h alf D uring halftime the stu d e n ts h o s te d th e an n u a l H o m e c o m in g p a ra d e o f Princesses and Princes, and th e an n o u n c e m e n t o f the H o m e c o m in g K in g and Queen. T h e C lass o f 2013 se lected Joe Hisatake for their King and Inez Jones as their Queen. (A nod to the floats from all four classes, as they were as good as any I can re m em b er... all o f this while th e Stands still re m ain ed full...) The road ahead W ith th e Win ag ain st Estacada, the Madras White Buffalos find themselves at the fringe o f an o th er p o st season dream. B ut in order to realize th a t dream they m ust first face a familiar foe. The rivalry betw een Ma dras and Crook County likely goes back farther than m ost o f us can remember. Really all I can rem ember is thè pàsi tw o seasons, w h en it was Crook County controlling the ball and the game. and physical examination. The new W arm Springs children’s clinic will eliminate the need for the trip to Bend. H aving the clinic lo cated locally will alleviate som e o f this additional stress to the victim, she said. C aroline C ruz o f Health and H um an Ser vices, Nancy Seyler, pros ecutor, and others have b een w o rk in g o n th is project for the past few years., The winner o f the state play-in-game will advance to round one o f the OS y TA playoffs E arlier this year CrOok County and Madras had what had to be one o f th e best games in their histories. The game was 26-24 at the half with Crook County hold ing the slight edge. Madras matched the Cowboy running attack with there version o f an- airwar. In the second half Crook County outscored madras 20- 8 and seemed to be running away. But in the fourth quar te r th e W hite B uffs cam e su rg in g b a c k sc o rin g 20 points to Crook County’s 14. The end result was a 60- 52 thriller with Madras just missing out on a chance to tie near the end. It was by all standards a wild game. A sh o t at redem ption Madras will get a rare shot at red em p tio n this Friday night, w hen they once again play h o s t to th e C ro o k County Cowboys. T he w inner o f the state play-in-game will advance to round one o f the OSAAplay offs; the loser will be done for the season. Both teams have offensive w eapons, both team s have much improved defenses, and b o th team s have the same dream. But only one can ad vance... W ho will it be? Your guess is as good as mine, b ut I have feeling that this rime history may n o t re peat itself. Besides, w hat can be m ore fun than sitting with your family and friends on a chilly fall evening cheering on the hom etown favorites. A dd to it the large num b er o f C rook C ounty fans and you have a recipe for a real good time. I f you can’t make it to the game,, you can always listen to our live broadcast which begins shortly before kick o ff at 7 p.m. B est o f luck to Madras! I ’m sure all the faithful fans are saying the same thing this week. The Native Arts and Cul tu re F o u n d atio n A rtist in R esidence p ro g ram at the M useum at W arm Springs will feature Wanda Van Pelt and Roy H eath this Friday, Nov. 2, from i-5 p.m. in the Changing Exhibits Gallery. , Holiday bazaar in Dec. The Warm Springs Rec reation D ep artm en t will present the Thirty-Seventh A n n u al W arm S prings Christmas Bazaar on Dec. 8. 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