Madison High School - Yearbook (Rexburg, ID)

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XENIA McKINLEY CONLEY WATTS LAWRENCE BROWER •SKINNY Bones to bones and skin to skin, ain ' t it grand when your naturally thin. Winner of the County Theme Con- test, ' 27; Secretary and Treasurer, ' 27; Annual Staff. ' 28: Girls ' Minstrel, ' 30; Flattering Word, ' 30. MOSEY Our shining star of hope. Track. ' 29; Football. ' 30; Senior Class Officer, ' 30; Sophomore Class Officer, ' 28; State All-Star Forward, ' 30; Captain of Team, ' 30; Basket- ball, ' 27, ' 29, ' 30. LARRY ll ' ' ;7 ,v and clever and right jolly ever, A favorite with the girls. Sophomore Class President, ' 27; Boys ' Club President, ' 27; Why the Chimes Rang, ' 27; Annual Staff, ' 30. SPENCER OVARD SPENCE ' He has no thought of coming woes, as trouble comes, so trouble goes. Athletic Manager, ' 30. RUSSEL NICHOLS RUSS A high school rariety — handsome and bashful. CHARLES MICKELSON CHUCK ' Think all you speak, but speak not all you think. LaVAUR nadauld RED The most sociable and jolly of all goodfelloivs. Senior Class Officer, ' 30; Pep Band, ' 30; The Crimson Star, ' 29; In the Garden of the Shaw, ' 28; Min- strel, ' 28, ' 29; Boys ' Club Officer, ' 28. VERA SMITH ' Her smile is golden and her aim, success. HAROLD NADAULD ivonder who will be president of the United States, until I get old enough. Orchestra, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29, ' 30; Glee Club. ' 27, ' 28, ' 29, ' 30; Why th» Chimes Rang, ' 27: Pickles, ' 27. La VON SORENSON BISH Honors achieved far exceed those that are created. Student Bodv President, ' 28, ' 29; Student Bodv Officer, ' 30: Football, •30: ' In the Garden of the Shaw, ' 28; The Crimson Star, ' 29; You and 1. ' 28: The Big Idea, ' 30; Decla- mation, ' 29, ' 30; Delta Alpha Gamma, National Oration, State, ' 29, ' 30. Dirtrict, ' 30.

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Sen iors ALICH W I:BER RUTH I LOR A sunny disposition guilds the edges of life ' s blackest clouds. Girl ' s Club Officer, 28: Girls ' Minstrel, ' 30; Opera, ' 27, ' 30. A blithe heurt makes a blooming visage. ACE RAYMOND NAOMI BRIGGS am shy. though I am told, it is hardly noticeable. He uho sacrifices pleasure to duty, approaches success. ■Pickels, ' 27; To the Ladies, ' 27: Orchestra. ' 27, ' 28. ' 29, ' 30; Glee Club. ' 27, ' 28, ' 29, ' 30; In the Gar- den of the Show, ' 28; Minstrel, ' 29; The Crimson Star, ' 29; Chanfiing Places, ' 29; Pep Band, ' 30; The Haunted House. ' 30: The Big Idea, ' 30; ' Tulip Time, ' 30. JOE EARni.V SOL P liOM: ' He uorketh not for personal honors, but for the success of .17. H. 5. Basketball. 27. ' 28. ' 29: Football, ' 30; Track, ' 27, ' 28. CURTIS GALBRAITH CURT A quiet but loyal student. LULA HILL .4 fascinatin-i little blonde and a true blue friend. The Trimplet, ' 28. ELEANOR WOODMANSEE While I am yet above ground, ye shall hear me. Sophomore Officer, ' 28; Junior CHass Officer. 29: Opera. ' 27, ' 28. ' 29. LuNONE CLARK Love and life shall still prevail. Second Prize for School Song, ' 27; .M News Staff, ' 28, ' 29, ' 30: Annual Staff, ' 28; Opera, ' 27, ' 28; Dramatic Art Club, ' 30: Debater, ' 29: Girls ' Club Officer, ' 29; Declamation. ' 28; Junior Prom Committee, ' 29; Junior Class Officer, ' 29: The Trimplet, ' 28; Delta Alpha Gamma. . L RiE SHARP Her life is full of pep and her oppos- ing others comes in it knock out argument . ' .M ' Staff. 27; Student Body Officer. ' 29: Debaior, ' 28. ' 29. ' 30.

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GLEN STODDARD HOWARD W IDDISON X ' IC rOK ANDERSON Time is awfully hard to kill — . at times. RICHARD SWENDSEN DICK was once caught studying, but now — have almost lived down the disgrace. Minstrtl. ' 29; lootball, ' 29; Opera, ' 26; Crimson Star, ' 29; Pickles, 77. JOYCE BUCKLAND When there ' s music in the air you ' ll know that Joyce is there. Girls ' Minstrel ' 30, Orchestra ' 29, ' 30. Success is the product of faithful striving. JACK LEWIS HYDE O what may man within him hyde (hide) ThoHuh angel on the outward side. Basketball 28, ' 29, ' 30; Track ' 27, ' 28, ' 29, ' 30; Football ' 30. THELL BUNNELL Happy am I, from care I am free, why can ' t they all be contented like me? Freshman Class officer ' 26, Sopho- more Class officer, ' 27: Student Body officer, ' 26: In the Garden of the Shaw, ' 28; TTie Goose Hangs High, ' 26; Paul Revere, ' 26; Assistant Yell Leader, ' 30. VIC Life was never meant to he taken seriously. Sophomore class president 28, Class Debater ' 28, School Debator ' 28 Annual Staff ' 29. MERLE ARCHIBALD ANDY A girl you can ' t forget. CORA PEARSON A sociable girl with a fondness for dancing. lOLA BLACKBURN OLIE I ' m not a Swede. I like fun and plenty of it. APTON LARSEN Her clever, witty and intelligent capability amd her good disposition, make her what she is — a natural leader. Junior Class President, ' 29; Annual Staff, ' 29; News Staff, ' 29; Under Twenty, ' 29; Student Bodv Officer, ' 27, ' 30; Opera, ' 27, ' 28; Assistant Yell Leadfer, ' 30: Senior Ball Com- mittee, ' 30, Junior Prom Committee, ' 29; Girls ' Club officer, ' 29; Delta Alpha Gamma. GRACE JOHNSON 5 ; is as good as she is fair. IRENE STATHAM BLONDIE From the looks not the lips is the soul reflected. Opera, ' 28, ' 29, ' 30; Girls ' Minstrel, ' 30. MERIAM ZOLLINGER ,4 little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of them. GLADYS LARSEN HATTIE MENG PEARL KROGUE CURLY Haippy always with heart atune. ' Girls ' Minstrel, ' 30; Opera, ' 30. BERTHA MUIR Retiring and of modest mood. MARTHA HOWELL ' The sweetest and rarest of girls. ' .4 gatherer of sunbeams. Her face reflects the happiness that is hers. LENARD JENSEN ' HANNAR He acts wisely in time of need. Is quick in thought and wise in deed. Freshman Class Officer, ' 27; Foot- ball, ' 30; Basketball. ' 29, ' 30. OTTO .MENG ' Better to die ten thousand deaths than to wound mv honor.