Madison High School - Yearbook (Rexburg, ID)

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NVAL BOWEN One can be entertaininz and still be nice. ROSS HARRIS Give him credit for the activitiei of our Junior Class. ELIZA BEARDALL Jean ' s friend. Isn ' t that enough said ' DELPHI A FRANSEN My studies shall not interfere with my pleasure. SHERMAN LLOYD See! The conquering hero comes. ALBERT PIEPER The age of innocent s. Juniors JOE COREY ' H ' e all look up to Joe. ' ' BARBARA HANSEN Self-confidence is necessary to great undertakings. MARTHA HOWELL ' To err is human; to forgive divine. MELVIN MEHLFEITH .Always glad he is what he is. SYBIL BUTLER Glass of fashion and mould of form. LOAN DA RICKS Thinks before she speaks — and then speaks wisely. WANDA JOHNSON Keep Smiling. GEORGE MADSEN Aw, everything has gone haywire. ALAUGHAN PARKINSON Silence is deep as eternity, speech as shallow as time. LEONARD KROGUE I ' ll go where Gordon goes. MARY HEATH Can she argue? Well Til say. WALDO MORRIS ' fie pretends he doesn ' t like the girls but we know different.

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Juniors MAXINE OVARD ' Who wants more grace than Maxine has? ALFRED SIMMONS Aw, listen to reason. BLAINE RUMSEY Girls! Sit up and take notice. ANN BYRNE Her very frowns are fairer than the smiles of other girls. FLOSSIE LYMAN They say she ' s bashful but you could ' ve fooled me! HAROLD WRIGHT ' li t? all envy those curls... Wonder ■where he got ' em? LOUIS TREMELING any of you lack wisdom, ask ' Louie ' . NETTIE MACHEN ' .4 person can never he great without working. LAURA SK ELTON She ' s always a booster but never a knocker. LA VON CLEMENTS Service is her ideal. HAROLD LENROOT He is one of those shy, lovable little creatures. EDNA OVARD ■.4 girl of few words, industrious and capable. RUTH OVIATT ' .And she leaves a song in the hearts of her friends. RALPH THOMPSON .Mways heard before he is seen. WILFORD WIDSTEEN ' Skimiy and ambitious — may his shadow never grow less. MILDRED SMITH Now let ' s see if I can ' t viake you laugh. EDNA STOWELL Still water runs very deep. DON MORTIMER ' Why worry? I ' ll get by somehow.

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Ju n iors ROBERT KERR ' He no eulogy speaks for himself. LETHA MACHEN ' The crowning glory is her hair. ' ' His playing is beyond criticist, AFTON ALLEN ' And then I laughed some more. REED RICHMAN GLADYS CHRISTENSEN She must be prepared in English. CLOID HINKLEY ' Never do today what you can leave till tomorrow. DWAINE NADAULD He ' s so ' darned ' handsome. ' ' HAROLD HALLSTROM ' Silence is but evidence oj thought. RESSA MARTIN ' Give me life, love, and lipstick. LEO THOMPSON ' Life was never meant to be taken seriously. EMMA WRIGHT HENRY SHIRLEY Now what can I do for you? BERTHA MUIR He was such a pretty baby and he never got over it I JEAN BELNAP .An earnest worker attains great heights. MARGARET NICHOLS She makes the lives of her associates bigger. DORTHY BUCKLAND A happy countenance, winning ways, will help you through the darkest daiys.