Madison High School - Yearbook (Rexburg, ID)

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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.

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BARBARA HANSEN ROSS HARRIS ALBERT PIEPER Vice-President President Secretary SHERMAN LLOYD MAUGHN PARKINSON Debating Manager Athletic Manager Juniors The meml)ers of the Junidr class of 1929-30 have been real boosters for Madison High, ' i ' hey are proud to have helped Madison to a success that has been recognized in the State and Nation. The fairy land junior Prom sponsored bv the Junior class was one of the most successful dances ever held in Rexburg and an event long to be remembered by the Madison High School. The class has been well represented in the school drama, de- bating, basketball, and all other school activities. The Junior girls ' baseball team won the baseball interclass series. Under the able leader hip of the class officers the Junior class has had a successful year and they feel that they are prepared for very splendid leadership next year.