Madison High School - Yearbook (Rexburg, ID)

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AFTON ANDERSON If .silence is golden, she ought to he I ' ll re Kolil. WILI ' ORD WIUSTF.FN I ' m not a fool, hut I can ' 1 lAay the jnnt. Opera, ' 28; Minstrel, ' 28; You and I, ' 2 8; Under Twenty, ' 29; The Crimson Star, ' 29; The Haunted House, ' 3 0; Class Cheer Leader, ' 3 1; Belle of Bar- celona, ' 3 1 . RESSA MARTIN She has that ' come hither look in her eyes. ROSS HARRIS But, girls, you don ' t under- stand; why this is me. Class Officer, ' 29; Junior Class President, ' 3 0; M News Staff, ' 30; Student Body Officer, ' 31. EDNA STOWELL She loirs her art — a iJ u hat else} The Garden of the Shaw, ' 28; The Crimson Star, ' 29; Belle of Barcelona, ' 31. ALBERT PIEPER Prepare for a laugh; here comes Foote. Minstrel, ' 2 8; The Haunted House, ' 3 0; Class Officer, ' 30; Student Body Officer, ' 31; M News, ' 31; Her Husband ' s Wife, ' 31. DWINNA SMITH Always uilling to lend a hcljying hand. The Garden of the Shaw, ' 28; Madisonian Staff, ' 30; Bookkeeping Contest, ' 30. LEONARD KROGUE ' A steady worker and a good sport. Football, ' 31; Track, ' 31. VCTLMA THOMPSON When I graduate from high school, I am going on to the matrimonial school. MAUGHAN PARKINSON Talks less and thinks more. Class Officer, ' 3 0, ' 31; M News Staff, ' 3 0; Basketball, ' 29, ' 30; Belle of Barcelona, ' 31.

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EDNA OVARD Drives away her cares luitb a song. The Garden of the Shaw, ' 2 8; The Crimson Star, ' 29; Minstrel, ' 3 0; Belle of Barcelona ; Class Officer ' 31 CHARLES GROVER ' Thinks twice before he speaks and then forgets to speak. MAXINE OVARD Let vie have freedom aii.l plenty of mirth. The Garden of the Shaw, ' ' 28; The Crimson Star, ' 29; Tulip Time, ' 30; Minstrel, ' 30. ' A EDGAR WYNN man perfects himself by work. Debater, ' 28; District Book- keeping Contest, ' 30; Stu- dent Body Officer, ' 31. VANELL REYNOLDS ' You ' ll admire her the more you know her. RALPH THOMPSON Lore history? Why, read it and weep. CI ass Officer, ' 29; Belle of Barcelona, ' 31; Football, ' 3 0, ' 3 1; Basketball, ' 29. IRIS OSWALD ' A thing of beauty is a joy forever. GEORGE MADSEN ' ' OA. ' Oh ' . Oh! That paper ivGuld drive a sane man crazy ' ' Madison-an Staff, ' 31; Junior Prom Committee, ' 30; Editor M News, ' 31. IE MACHEN with the best in life. laW eij n Staff, ' 3 1 ; M News Staff, -31. DE LORE GROVER reat shall be his rewards. Page Eighteen

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DELPHA FRANSEN Yea, yea, no work and all play makes Delpha surpris- ingly gay. School Opera, ' 28. VERN ZOLLINGER O world! O life! O time! ' Football, ' 31. LAURA SKELTON What is better than laugh- ing? Smiling out loud. Debating, ' 29, ' 30, ' 31; School Play, ' 28, ' 29, ' 30; Student Body Officer, ' 2 8, ' 29, ' 30, ' 31; Opera, ' 28, ' 29, ' 30, ' 31; Class Officer, ' 2 8. ORMAND ROBISON They tell me I ' m bashful and I ' m beginning to bc- lieie them. MARY HEATH Talk? She could persuade a Scotchman to throw money away and a Jew to leave it there. Debate, ' 28, ' 29, ' 30, ' 31; Madisonian Staff, ' 29, ' 3 0; M News Staff, ' 29, ' 3 0; Class Officer, ' 2 9; Editor Year Book, ' 31; Student Body Officer, ' 28, ' 29, ' 30, ' 31. SHIRLEY JENSEN Wanda, you are my weak- ness! Crimson Star, 29; Min- strel, 29. SYLVA ROBISON ' What she says is to be re- membered. ' Garden of the Shaw, 28. HAROLD WRIGHT The right president with a sixteen cylinder brain m working order. Opera, ' 28, ' 30, ' 31; School Play, ' 30, ' 31; Student Body President, ' 31; Haunted House, ' 30; Football, ' 31; Madisonian Staff, ' 30; M News Staff, ' 3 0. BARBARA HANSON The one thing in the world of value is the active soul. Class Officer, ' 29, ' 30; De- bate, ' 3 0, ' 31; M News Staff, ' 30. ALFRED SIMMONS ' Persistent labor brings re- sults. Belle of Barcelona, ' 31. Page Twenty