Madison High School - Yearbook (Rexburg, ID)

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CLAIRE PACKER ARTHUR PORTER ETHEL BRiGGS President Vice-President Claire Packer Secretary Treasurer, Ethel Briggs Cheer Leader Lawrence Siglin Recreation Leader, Barbara Hegsted - Arthur Porter Madisonian Editor .... Ted Carlson M News Editor Bill Chase Athletic Manager .... Jack Garrett Debate Manager .... Frances Smith The Student Bcdy elections were held in the fall after one of the hardest campaigns in the history of the school, between the Students ' Own Party, headed by Arthur Porter and the Industrial Workers of Madison, headed by Bob Turner. Since then the officers have worked unceasingly in the interest of the Student Body and the school. They have given leadership to all stud- ent activities. They have sponsored many enjoyable assemblies and dances. They have been successful in keeping up the pep and spirit in the school, all of which has gone to make our school days more pleasant by breaking the routine of classes and studies. The Student Council acts as a governing body between the Faculty and the Student Body. Its chief duty is to disburse all Student Body funds. It is composed of the pr esident, vice-president and secretary-treasurer of the Student Body, the activity committee of the Faculty, and a representative from each of the classes. The class representatives this year were: Senior, Clifford Spencer; Junior, Margaret Poole; Sophomore, Asael Taylor; Fresh- man, Keith Cutler.

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S. G. NELSON Mathematics and English B.S., Utah Agriicultural College H. L. FAWSON Music Department B.S., University of Utah L. M. WILLIAMS Smith-Hughes Agriculture B.S., University of Idaho LESTER PETEIRSON Seminary B.S., University of Utah W. LEON EVANS Science Department A.B, B. Y. U. E. WEST PARKINSON Civics and English B.S., B. Y. U. LL.B., George Washington University OLIVE ANDERSON Home Economics B.S., University of Utah LUCY CHASE Librarian Ricks College LILA PETERS English and Physiology B.S., Utah Agricultural College MYRTHUS EVANS Smith -Hugh es Agricul- ture B.S., University of Idaho

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© President Bums Beal Vice-President Ethel Briggs Sec ' y and Treas Nena Tremelling Recreation Leader .... Zola Nadauld Athletic Manager Lynn Morris Debate Manager Jay Kerr Reporter LeOla Rider All good things have a befginning and come to an end. This is surely true of the graduating class of 1934. Since entering Madison, as Freshmen, we have accomplished many things of which we are proud, and feel that in a small way we have done things to better the school. The motto of our class might well be quality instead of quantity. We have always been the smallest class in the school, but we have had many memibers participa.te in all fields of school activities. The project for this year was the building of a fountain on, the cam?pus. Class rings and pins were purchased for all Seniors who cared to have them. We have successfully carried out a Senior Ball and published this Annual. On Sneak Day we journeyed to Lava Hot Springs and spent an enjoyable day, swimming and picnicking. Mr. Kerr, as a helpful and efficient faculty adviser, has aided the class in carrying out its desired aehievements and amibitions.