Madison High School - Yearbook (Rexburg, ID)

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RUTH BIGLER Vice-President LEO MAN X ' ARING Athletic Manager HOWARD LEVINE President CARMEN ARNOLD Recreation Leader The Ji umor ci ass ARVILLA WATTS Secretary -Treasurer GLEN COLE Cheer Leader IT IS impossible to know by the looks of a frog how far he can leap. It is also impossible to know by the size of the class, how much it can accomplish. Though the Juniors had one of the smallest enrollments of any class in school this year yet they were always on the job in their activities. The Junior Prom is perhaps the biggest single event of the school year. The Juniors of this year made of it an event worth noticing. Now when any one person gets into the ballroom of a ship and tries to go around the world in a single night, he always finds his journey far behind schedule at the end of the evening. But the Juniors accom- plished the impossible in their around the world decoration theme, and they gave their guests a very good voyage, too. When the Opera and the School Play were presented, the Juniors did their bit in making them a success. With the help and guidance of the class advisor, Mr. Devenport, the Junior Class has had a very successful year. Page Twenty-four

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ARVILLA WATTS A clever blonde who collects our class fees. MARK HEGSTEAD ' They say great things arc done up in small packages. AFTON BROWN Quiet and unassuming but sound and true. LEROY WILLMORE Mark ' s better half. RACHEL LILJENQUIST Clever but doesn ' t realize it. LORIN McGARRY Happy-go-lucky, never has worry. HOWARD LEVINE On their own merit modest men are dumb. ANGELINE MERRILL never laugh or giggle. ' LYLE SMITH Bashful? Oh, no, no, no! ' RENEE HERTZIG A girl who loves to play and play. LEO MANWARING ran — but I didn ' t get there. MAUD MORTIMER I ' s. ' l So she took up her burden of life again saying only, ' It might have been. ' THELMA MUIR ' Shadow of annoyance never come Page Twenty-six