Madison High School - Yearbook (Rexburg, ID)

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Ju n iors DORALEE ANDERSON AFTON ANDERSON To know her is to love her. ' ' -Anyone can get along with Afton. ROSS COVINGTON ' Oh, vhere ' s a type book? RUTH GROVER ' We hope she is with us next year. SHIRLEY JENSEN Wanda ' s favorite. EDITH MATHIE ' Good nature is stronger than tomahawks. HATTIE MENG She mO ' y be small but she ' s all there. ALICE RINDLISBACHER 7 ' Silence is golden ' Alice is rich. ' LaRee smith ' A contented mind is happy anywhere. OVERTON SMITH ' He gives his thoughts no tongue. ' WILMA THOMPSON ' May she be able to -work out the problem of life by geometry. VERN ZOLLINGER Unprepared. LILLIAN CLARK ' Com ' just couldn ' t get along without her. GORDON HENDRICKS ' The show was sure good last night. DOROTHY JOHNSON ' We ' re sure she will be successful in most things. MARTHA L UGHAN Where liberty dwells, there is my country. MORRIS PKAIT ' We surely miss .Morns since he went to Blackfoot. BETH RICKS ' The world needs more girls like her. CLIFFORD SPENCER Our mechamical man. ' ' LYNN SPAULDING lust another Hercules. JAY WATTS a person is really intelligent he arranges his work so somebody will do it for him. ORLAND BUTLER And they say flappers are diminishing. IRENE GRAY ' A liability to Rigby and an asset to Madison. RULON LEWIS Keeps his eye on the goal and shoots straight. MAYBELLE LUTHY believe my silence is more eloquent than my voice. RACHAEL MINSON ' She has eyes that could speak though her tongue were silent. S ■LVIA PEARSON She wasn ' t with us long. KATHRYN POOLE am blonn along with a wandering wind. MILDRED SMITH Now let ' s see if I can ' t make you laugh. DWINNA SMITH 7 will be educated when I get my Mrs. degree. EDGAR WINN ' A light heart is welcome anywhere.

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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.

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Sophomores Top Row, lejt to right — Denton Clements, Leah Manwaring, Madge Middleton, Phyllis Clark. Bottom Row, left to ng jf— Howard Levine, Ellen Clawson, President; Francis Anderson, Vice-President; Carmen Arnold. Are the Sophomores alive? Absolutely! And how! We have been enthusiastic boosters and have shown our school spirit by eagerly supporting all the activities. We have participated in football, debating, basketball, extemporaneous speeches, and Dramatics. Our annual, Sophomore Frolic, had just plenty of pep. The Sophomore officers have worked with enthus- iasm and with the aid of our class advisors, Mr. Cooper and Miss Kindred, they have led the Sophomore class through a very successful year.