Madison High School - Yearbook (Rexburg, ID)

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Heard About School Mrs. Culter — You ' re out of your seat! Miss Romney — All right, Glenn. Mr. Richards — The instructor has a friend in Ogden — the secretary Avill take the name of Harold Hallstrom. Mr. Jensen — Now, Jay. ■ Mr. Sample — Oh. that boys ' glee club! Mr. D. W. Nelson — And for the next ten years, I worked in a lumber camp. Mr. S. G. Nelson — That ' s correct. Mr. Cooper — Someone will be leaving class in a minute and not through the door either ! Miss Peterson — Now the best thing for you to do is work. Mr. Kerr — Well, I can ' t help that. Mr. Stucki — ' ell, now, is that necessary? Mr. Biddulph — And just one thing more. Mr. Devenport — Caesar ' s Ghost! Miss Kindred — Girls, dish up some more soup. Our Faculty Not long ago, I was looking over the pictures of the Faculty of the Madison High School. You know, for all their faults we love them still. A ' e don ' t always understand them, for instance when Miss Peterson says, Aren ' t we funny jiggers. And then there is the question about Mr. Biddulph ' s heart. Does it really beat faster? Oh well, they ' re a pretty good sort. We only wish Mr. Kerr would forget how to laugh and shrug and say well. ' ' The main trouble with faculty members is that they are so particular about things. Have you noticed how every piece of furniture in the office here we get our admits is necessary? — (and so are the excuses!). C)ne thing I never noticed was that faculty members are different from each other. I always thought they were alike. But what Mr. Biddulph would call a ball, ' ' Mr. Richards (no, we ' re not taking his name in vain), would call apparatus. Now when the editor shows this to Mr. Cooper to proof read, she will say, It won ' t do will it? ' ' and Mr. Cooper will say, No doubt al out it! That ' s a facultv member.

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RUBY LILJENQUIST SCRUB And still we ga-ed and still the wonder grew, that one small head could carrx all she knew. Annual Staff, ' 27, ' 29; Student Body Officer, ' 28: Typing Contest, ■29: Senior Class ' Officer, ' 30; Senior Ball Committee. ' 30; Operas ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Junior Prom Committee. HOWARD NELSON Blessed be school, if you don ' t get too much of it. Senior Class President, ' 30; Annual Staff, ' 30; District Bookkeeping Contest, ' 29; Senior Ball Committee, ' 30. ANNETTE OLDHAM TOBY She may lose her head, but not her heart it ' s tied uf . Student Bod - Officer, ' 28; Junior Class Officer, ' 29; Senior Vice- President, ' 30; Senior Ball Com- mittee, ' 30; Annual Staff, ' 30; Junior Prom Committee; Opera, ' 27. ' 29; Typing Contest, ' 29; The Trimpht, ' 28; Class Dela- tor, ' 28; Staff Stenographer, ' 30. Senior Write-up This is the first year Madison has had a Senior Class and it is a class she can well be prond of. The Seniors have con- tributed much to the most successful year Madison has ever had. In all the activities t hey have given their loyal support and helped to make e ' er}-thing ' Madison has ever undertaken a success. The Seniors have set up the first school traditions and we wish the Seniors of later years success in maintaining them. ' e are proud of the first wearers of the M pin and we hope that some day Madison will be as proud of them as thev are of her.