Madison High School - Yearbook (Rexburg, ID)

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MADISONIAN THE MADISON BOBCATS Standing: Blair Rich, Foreward George Woods, Center Grover Hemming, Guard Ralph Jensen, Foreward Hclley Carlson, Guard Seated: Norman Jacobs, Foreward Jos. F. Sellars, Coach Benjamin Ovard, Guard Never break training ' Catch the rebound. Save the day. Cage the ball. Win or bust. Hit it square. Make them winners. Do all I can. Lynwood Merrill, Foreward Work where needed. Special mention should also be made of our boys who competed in the track meets. They have done very well at the time this book goes to print, having won second place for us in. the first meet. i1927i

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Athletic Report Madison was very proud of her Basketball Team. Although she was very unfortunate in having two of her best players declared in- eligible and dropped from the main team two weeks before the spring tournament. These players were Volney Oldham and Lee Pierson. Madison Bobcats made a very creditable showing, however. She lost only two games. One of these being the final game in the tourna- ment which ended the boys ' dream of a trip to Moscow. Holiey Carlson won the honor of being placed on the All Star Team of the Southern Division and Ralph Jensen and George Wood on the second team. Ralph Jensen was high point man in Idaho mak- ing more points than any other player. The success of the Bobcats is largely due to Mr. Sellars ' splendid coaching. He certainly trained his players until M. H. S. is proud of them. Our basketball scores were as follows: Madison 14 Teton 3 Madison 17 Teton 5 Madison 47 -— Midway 30 Madison 30 Idaho Falls 13 Madison 13 Center 22 Madison 24 - Center 22 Madison 60 Sugar City 32 Madison 23 Pocatello 15 Madison 34 - I. F. All Stars 15 Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison 26 Center 18 20 Midway 19 29 Idaho Falls 28 28 - Ammon 23 21 Ammon 19 22 Teton City 21 25 Center 17 33 Ammon 26 18 Midway 20

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Smilin ' Through This report was taken from the Rexburg Standard, February 3rd. The Madison High School made a big hit with the people of the county last Monday night when a cast from the Student Body so suc- cessfully and completely captured the audience in the presentation of Smilin ' Through. Every seat in the High School Auditorium was filled and many remained standing during the production. More than 500 people witnessed the big play. The audience showed its appreciation by the tense and sympathetic atmosphere and general hearty applause. The audience was so enthusiastic about the success of the play that the general favorable comment occupied the public mind for a number of days after the production. The play was full of beauty, emotional thrills and good acting. Praise be to Miss Geneva Langlois and the members of the entire cast who worked so hard to give the people of Madison County a fin- ished production equal to that of professionals. The play was even more successfully played in Rigby a few weeks later. Enough money was cleared on Smilin ' Through to pay for the curtains for the stage of the High School Auditorium.