Madison High School - Yearbook (Rexburg, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1935 volume:

The management desires to thank those production of this annual. We ask the firms listed BAKERIES Betsy Ross Bakery BANKS Rexburg State Bank BLACKSMITHS W. A. Bell L. B. Cole BARBER SHOPS Joe DeMott ' s Star Barber Shop Watts ' Barber Shop BEAUTY PARLORS Maryetta Beauty Parlor Winzler ' s Beauty Salon CONFECTIONERY Young ' s Confectionery Richman ' s Confectionery CAFE Commercial Grill The Electric Coffee Shop CREAMERIES Upper S. R. Dairy. Assoc. Nelson-Ricks CLEANERS AND TAILORS Miller, the Tailor Regal Cleaners DRUG STORES City Drug Joy Drug Co. DRY GOODS Liberty Department Stores J. M. McCracken Stores J. C. Penney Company Rexburg Mart ELEVATORS Midland Elevators Rexburg Flour Mills Co. The Weber Company FARM IMPLEMENTS C. A. Harris Implement Co. C. W. M. Company Rexburg Implement Company GROCERY STORES Broulims Food Stores Mallory ' s T. Numoto Safeway Stores Shirley ' s Grocery O. P. Skaggs System who have financially aided us in the students to patronize the business below. GARAGES C. A. Cottle Garage Johnson Motor Company Taylor Chevrolet Company Tex CFord) Aco Corner R. C. Vorkoper Buick Garage HARDWARE AND FURNITURE Flamm and Company Graham Boyle Hardware Co. JEWELER Kugler ' s Jewelry Store LUMBER Tri-State Lumber Company LADIES ' READY-TO-WEAR The Mode MEAT MARKETS City Meat Market S. J. Skelton Meat Market MUSIC Rexburg; Music Company NEWSPAPERS The Announcer The Rexburg Journal The Rexburg Standard PAINT SHOP Rexburg Auto Paint Shop PLUMBING AND HEATING A. E. Carlson and Sons P. O. Thompson REAL ESTATE Turner and Smith SHOE SHOPS Eagle Shoe Shop Frank ' s Shoe Shop SERVICE STATIONS Cluff ' s Shell Service Fred ' s Wesco Service Joe Horkley Conoco Service Powell Brothers Shell Service Station Taylor ' s Auto Service Co. Wells Grover Pep Service SPORTING GOODS Frank Thompson THEATRES Elk Theatre Rex Theatre VARIETY STORE M. H. King Co. WELDING Ricks Welding and Radiator Works. III i% 1 1 dona %atii[ation± Our hearty congratulations to the students of Madison High School for the very successful school year which you have just finished. i ! 1 MADISON COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE D. L. DaBell w. E. Johnson ' I Wm. W. Hanson ' E. w. Ellingson S. Brewer M. W. Moore lute J.E.Graham W, ' V. ' P- C. Winter if 1 Board of Directors Madison County Chamber of Commerce 4 r - 1935- Published by the The Associated Students of Madison High rexburg, idaho OXSVJOX a E HAVE attempted in this Madisonian to engrave in permanent unchanging form the hap- piest, funniest, and the most impressive happen- ings. With these we have mixed some school spirit and from them drawn this, your Madi- sonian, with the hope that it will keep alive these happy school-day memories. May it prove a never ending source of pleasant retrospection. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT SCENES OF IDAHO ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS CLUBS DEPARTMENTS ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES STUDENT LIFE EcUcation •ERMEATING our school, activating and vita- lizing it, centralizing our aims, our thoughts and our ambitions, welding us closer together, and stimulating us to greater things is an ever present influence. Intangible as ether, powerful as gra- vity — it has existed since the school ' s beginning as an important and integral part of it, as the portals, or the faculty, or the students; it is the indefinable sum of them all. We call it school spirit or the spirit of Madison High School. To that spirit, with high hopes for the future and with a deep appreciation of what it means to us, we dedicate this volume of the Madisonian. [ 6 ] m« ADISON HIGH our Alma Mater we are here Ready to sing your songs and for you ever cheer.. We ' re ever near you, proud to cheer you. And your boat to help you steer. For we ' re boosters of our Madison High. CHORUS We will sing for dear old Madison High. For the school we love so dear. Let our praises reach the sky. Still we can ' t o ' er praise our Madison High. Oh! Let our cheers and chorus never die: For her future have no fear, For we ' re out again to win Thru the thick or thru the thin, While we boost for Madison High. When in the future we review the days all past. Our support to you will be still firm and fast. You can depend upon our helping, for we ' ll stay until the last, For we ' re boosters of our Madison High. [ 7 ] No Voice, but oh, the silence sank like music on my heart. [ 9 ] Nature ' s mightiest voices proclaim her wondrous beauty. [ 10 ] r II ] E WISH to express our appreciation for the splendid cooperation and interest of all the students and members of the faculty who have aided in the production of this 1935 Madisonian. Ted Carlson, Editor Jennie Claire COMSTOCK, Assistant Editor Lawrence SIGLIN, Business Manager March Hopkins, Assistant Manager S. G. Nelson, Adviser [ 12 ] Board of Education Left to right: F. S . Parkinson, W. Lloyd Adams. D. G. Taylor. J. E. Graham, T. W. Smith. E. S. Stucki. clerk; S. J. Skelton, chairman. [ 15 ] E. S. Stucki Superintendent of City Schools [ 16 ] E. WEST PARKINSON Social Science B.S.. B.Y.U. L.L.B.,Geo. Washington U [ 17 ] LILA PETERS English B.S., U.S.A.C. W. T. BERRETT Study Hall and Algebra B.S., B.Y.U. ARTHELA BAKER English and French B.S.. U.S.A.C. WILMA KOTTER Commercial Department Physical Education B.S.. B.Y.U. EUGENE B. MANWARING Secretary , Business Training Commercial Law B.S., U. of I. [ 18 ] FRED M. WEHR Mathematics B.S., U. of I. M.S.. U. of Nebraska M. W. EVANS Smith-Hughes Agriculture B.S.. U. of I. [ 19 ] JOHN SCHWENDIMAN Smith-Hughes Agriculture B.S.. U. of I. LESTER PETERSON Seminary B.S., U. of U. iJ jCo(je to saa (J DO NOT KNOW that I could make entirely clear to an outsider the pleasure I have in teaching. I had rather earn my living by teaching than in any other way. In my mind, teaching is not merely a life work, a profession, an occupation, a struggle: it is a passion. I love to teach. I love to teach as a painter loves to paint, as a musician loves to play, as a singer loves to sing, as a strong man rejoices to run a race. Teaching is an art — an art so great and so difficult to master that a man or woman can spend a long life at it without realizing much more than his limitations and mistakes, and his distance from the ideal. But the main aim of my happy days has been to become a good teacher, just as every architect wishes to be a good architect and every professional poet strives toward perfection. William Lyon Phelps [ 20 ] SEPTEMBER, one hundred and thirty-six enthusiastic Seniors entered Madison. They went to work and demonstrated their possibilities and successes in activities of the school. Officers were elected as follows: Paul Harris, president; Claire Packer, vice-president; Dixie Miller, secretary and treasurer: Ralph Hall- strom, athletic manager: Lawrence Siglin, cheer leader; Teddie Lue Webster, rec- reation leader; Thelma Browning, reporter: Fenemor Davidson, debate manager. The Seniors have been outstanding in art, music, commercial work, athletics and school spirit, and in promoting and co-operating for the best interest of the school. The Seniors hope that right attitudes established by the class will follow through all coming classes. Their aim has been a bigger and better Madison. The class projects of putting in a tennis court with the help of the school, the purchase of class pins and rings, the Senior Play, the Senior Ball and the Annual Sneak, indicate that the year was full of useful activities. As time passes, pleasant memories of associations will return with the ever- present urge of returning to Madison. [ 23 ] MARK SIEPERT School Play 3 5 Opera ' 32, ' 33, ' 34, ' 35 Commercial Art ' 33, ' 34 Lyres Club ' 33, ' 34, ' 35 Madisonian Staff ' 3 5 ATHELEEN BEESLEY M News Staff ' 34, ' 35 Orpheus Club ' 32, ' 33 Co-ed Club ' 32, ' 33. ' 34, •35 FAYE BROWN Co-ed Club ' 3 5 RUTH SAUREY Co-ed Club ' 33, ' 34, 3: MADA WEBER Orpheus Club 32, ' 33 Opera ' 32, ' 33 Co-ed Club ' 34. ' 35 LEWIS D. JOHNSON L 24 J MAURICE A. HERTZIG ARELIE A. TEA Home Ec. Club ' 32. ' 33 English A. Club ' 32. 34 Opera ' 3 2 Honor Roll ' 3 2. ' 3 3 JOHN Y. YAMAGATA English A Club ' 33. ' 34 Honor Roll ' 33. ' 34 Ag. Club ' 32, ' 33 MELBA L. HALL Commercial Contest ' 33. •34 Orpheus Club ' 3 2. ' 3 3 RUSSELL CLARK Ag. Club Lyres Club ' 33. ' 34. 35 VERA YOUNG Pepper Club ' 34. 35 Opera ' 34. ' 35 Orpheut Club ' 34. ' 35 CLARK HOOPES Opera ' 33. 34. Batketball ' 32 Lyres Club 3 5 •35 LUCILLE JOHNSON Pepper Club 3 5 Co-ed Club Offiter Opera 34. 35 35 MARK B. ANDERSON Opera ' 32 Glee ' 3 2 Declamation ' 33 School Play ' 34 Judging Team. Officer ' 3 5 ARDELL PAUL Co-ed Club ' 3 5 English A Club 35 [ 25 ] MYRTLE I. SANDERS HORACE THOMPSON GLEN L. MIHLFEITH Lyres Club ' 3 5 Opera ' 3 5 F.F.A. ' 32, ' 33. -34 JUANITA WEECH Opera ■32, ' 33. ' 34, ' 35 Orpheus Club ' 32, ' 33, •34 ' 35 Co-ed Club ' 33, ' 34, ' 35 I 26 ] ARTHUR C. ANDERSON Agriculture Club ' 34, 35 LUCILLE ANDERSON Orpheus Club ' 33, ' 34, Opera Ja, ' 33, ' 34 School Play ' 3 5 ■IS KEITH E. RILEY Agriculture Club ' 32. 33 MARK MADISON REO WESTOVER Opera 33: ' 34 Lyres Club •33. ' 34 Agriculture Club ' 33, English A. Club ' 33. ■34 34 Honor Roll ' 32. ' 33, ' 34 MARGARET E. SKELTON Orpheus Club Officer 32. ' 33 Co-ed Club ' 32. ' 35 Opera ' 3 2. ' 3 3 LEWIS J. TAYLOR Ag. Club ' 32, ' 33. ' 34. •35 Judging Team 35 School Play 3 2 Ag. Basketball Team ' 3 5 RAMOLA HANSEN Home Ec. Club ' 31. ' 32 English A. Club ' 32. 33. •34 Opera ' 3 2 Honor Roll ' 3 2. ' 3 3 BETH ANDERSON Glee Club 34 Opera ' 34 Home Ec. Club ' 34. •35 VOSHIMI HANAMI [ 27 ] FRANK R. WEBSTER Class Officer ' 34 Football ' 34, ' 3!) Track ' 34, ' 35 K.K.K. Club •34. ' 35 Opera ' 33. ' 34, ' 35 Lyres Club ' 33, ' 34. 35 FENEMOR DAVIDSON Opera ' 32, 33 Orchestra ' 3 3 School Play ' 34 School Debate ' 35 Class Officer ' 35 M News ' 34 Lyres Club ' 33. ' 34, ' 35 Tennis Team ' 33, ' 34. ' 35 LE ROY BAILEY F.F.A. Club ' 32. ' 33. ' 34, •35 JACK CUSHMAN Debate ' 32, ' 34, ' 35 Commercial Contest ' 34 Debate Manager ' 33, 34 M News Staff ' 34 Student Body President ' 35 ROBERT PARKER Opera ' 3 2. ' 3 3, ' 34 Orchestra ' 3 5 K.K.K. Club ' 34 President. K.K.K. Club 35 Lyres Club ' 33. ' 34. ' 35 Music Contest ' 33, ' 34, •35 NORLENE BUCHMILLER Home Ec. Club ' 2. ' 34 Coed Club ' 32, ' 33. ' 34. ' 35 Opera ' 32. ' 35 Orpheus Club ' 32. ' 35 English A Club ' 32. ' 33. ' 34, ' 35 Honor Roll ' 32, ' 33. ' 34 RUTH ERIKSON Opera ' 32. ' 33. ' 34 Honor Roll ' 3 2 English A Club ' 3 2 Orpheus Club ' 34, ' 35 CLYDE DERR Opera ' 32, ' 33. ' 34, ' 35 Senior Play ' 34. ' 35 Ag. Club ' 31, ' 32. ' 33 RUTH LILJENQUIST Opera ' 32. ' 33. ' 34. ' 35 Orpheus Club ' 33. ' 34, ' 35 Pepper Club ' 3 5 [ 28 ] LILY ANDERSON Opera 31. 34. 35 Homt Ec. Club 3 5 BLAINE D. PARKINSON Vice-President ' 35 Debate 34, ' 35 Honor Roll 32. 33. ' 34 Student Council ' 35 History Pageant ' 35 State Champion Typist 34 State Commercial Contest •34. ' 35 Intermountain Contest ■34. ' 35 THELMA BROWNING Honor Roll ' 32 Orpheus Club ' 33, 34 ■35 Opera ' 33. ' 34. ' 35 Class Officer ' 3 5 M News Staff 35 RALPH G. HALLSTROM Class Officer ' 34. ' 35 Basketball ' 33. ' 34. ' 35 Football ' 3 4. ' 3 5 K.K.K. Club ' 34. ' 35 Track ' 34. ' 35 BARBARA HEGSTED Class Officer ' 32. ' 33 Student Body Officer ' 34. •35 Opera ' 32. ' 33. ' 34. ' 35 Pepper Club ' 34. Officer •35 Orpheus Club ' 32. 33, •34. 35 Co-ed Club ' 32. 33. ' 34. Officer ' 3 3 M News ' 3 3 Honor Roll ' 33. ' 34 English A Club ' 32. ' 33. •34 L v B ' DEAN B. PREECE Ag. Club ' 34. ' 35 Livestock Judging Team. ' 34, ' 35 CLAIRE PACKER Class Officer ' 33. ' 35 Student Body Vice-President ' 34 Opera ' 32. ' 33. ' 34 Orpheus Club ' 32. ' 33. ' 34 Co-ed Clob ' 33. ' 34, ' 35, Officer ' 3 3 Pepper Club ' 34. Officer ■35 Student Council 34 Madisonian Staff ' 33 English A Club ' 32. ' 33 Commercial Contest ' 33. •34 HENRY E. ANDREGG Orchestra ' 3 2 Pep Band President Class Officer ' 32 Pep Band ' 32. ' 33, ' Honor Roll ' 32. ' 34 Basketball ' 35 34 34 MARGARET CLAIRE POOLE Opera ' 33. ' 34. ' 35 Student Council ' 34 Declamation ' 34 Orpheus Club ' 33. ' 34. ' 35 Co-ed Club ' 32. ' 33. ' 34 ' 35 English A Club ' 33, ' 34, ■35 M News Staff ' 33, ' 35 Madisonian Staff ' 3 5 Honor Roll ' 33. ' 34 DAN LEATHAM Opera ' 34, ' 35 [ 29 ] SARA STEWART Opera ' 32, ' 35 Orpheus Club ' 32, ' 35 Honor Roll ' 34 Co-ed Club ' 32, ' 33. ' 34, ' 35 ANDREW HENDRICKS F.F.A. ' 33, ' 34 RUBY THOMAS Opera ' 3 2 Co-ed Club ' 3 2, •35 ■33, ' 34 GLEN LEATHAM Ag. Club ' 32, ' 33, ' 34, ' 35 Football ' 3 3, ' .34 Pacific International Live- stock Exposition ' 3 3 Judging Team ' 34 ZELDA ROBISON English A Club ' 33, ' 34 Honor Roll ' 3 ' 2, ' 33, 34 Co-ed ' 34, ' 35 PRESTON PARKINSON Judging Team ' 3 3 Ag. Club ' 32, ' 33, ' 34, ' 35 Basketball ' 34, ' 35 MYRTLE BROWNING Home Ec. Club ' 3 2 Orchestra ' 32. ' 33. ' 34, ' 35 Orpheus Club ' 32 Comrrercial Contest ' 34 Opera ' 3 2 Co-ed Club ' 32. ' 33, ' 34, ' 35 LILLIAN CAROL SWINYARD Co-ed Club ' 3 5 Opera ' 35 BARBARA GRACE ENGLUND Orpheus Club ' 32 Co-ed Club ' 32, ' 33, 34, ' 35 English A Club 3 5 KIYOSHI MIYASAKI F.F.A. ' 33, ' 34, ' 35 [ 30 ] [ 31 ] HELGA CLARK Opera ' 32. ' 33 Officer of Home Ec. Club ■32, ' 34 Class Officer ' 3 3 Music Contest ' 3 3 Pepper Club ' 34, ' 35 Officer of Co-ed Club ' 34. ' 35 Student Body Officer ' 3 5 Student Council ' 35 X ' ILLIAM EDWARD CHASE Freshman President Student Council ' 3 2 Orchestra ' 32, ' 33, ' 34 M News Editor ' 34 Declamation ' 34 Honor Roll ' 32, ' 33. ' 34 English A. Club ' 32, ' 33, ' 34 K.K.K. Club ' 34, ' 35 Commercial Contest ' 3 5 Football ' 34, ' 35 Basketball ' 34. ' 35 DOLORIS JOHNSON Opera ' 32. ' 35 Orpheus Club ' 32, ' 35 Home Ec. Club ' 32, ' 34 GLEN JENSEN Basketball ' 3 2. ' 35 ' 33. ' 34. MARTEL R. GROVER Opera ' 3 5 Lyres Club ' 35 Football ' 34 DE VESTA LEWIS Home Ec. ' 34. ' 35 Opera ' 3 2 ELMO JEPPESEN Ag. Club ' 32. ' 33. ' 34, ' 35 VIOLET N. BIGLER Commercial Contest ' 34 M News Staff ' 35 English A Club ' 35 Opera ' 3 2 MARCH E. HOPKINS Opera ' 32. ' 33 Lyres Club ' 33. ' 34 K.K.K. Club ' 34. ' 35 M News Staff ' 34 Madisonian Staff ' 35 NORINE OVARD Home Ec. Club ' 32 Orpheus Club ' 33. ' 34. ' 35 Opera ' 32. ' 33. ' 34, ' 35 [ 32 ] MAXYNE SIMMONS Home Ec. Club ' 32 President Glee Club ' 32 Honor Roll ' 3 2 School Play •33, ' 34 Opera ' 33, ' 34. ' 35 Debating ' 35 Officer in Co-ed Club ' 35 M News Staff ' 35 Senior Play ' 3 5 RAYMOND DeLOY BEATTIE Opera ' 32. ' 34. ' 35 Football 3 5 Class Debater ' 32. .34, ' 35 Lyres Club ' 32. ' 34. ' 35 Madisonian Staff ' 3 5 ALTA B. FRANSON CARROL D. CLEMENTS Basketball ' O. ' 32. ' 33. •34 Football ' 32. ' 34 Ag. Athletic Manager ' 34. ' 35 GRACE RICKS Orpheus Club ' 3 3. ' 34 Officer ' 34 Opera. ' 32. ' 33 Class Officer. ' 33. ' 34 Pepper Club ' 34. ' 35 English A Club ' 33. ' 34. •35 9 t EVAN SCORAH RUTH CLEMENTS Orpheus Club ' 33. ' 34. ' 35 Opera ' 33. ' 34. 35 Co-ed Club 33. ' 34. 35 LEVI THOMASON F.F.A. ' 32 Track ' 32. ' 33 Opera 33. ' 34 Football ' 3 2. ' 3 3 DIXIE MILLER Class Officer. ' 32. ' 33, •34. ' 35 Orpheus Club ' 33. Officer ■34. President ' 35 Co-ed Club ' 3 2. Officer ' 33. ' 34. ' 35 Pepper Club ' 34. Officer ' 35 Batid President ' 35 FRANK D. TURNER. JR. Football ' 34. ' 3 5 School Play 3 5 School Play Business Manager 34 Opera Business Manager ' 34 K.K.K. Club 34. 35 Ag. Club ' 32 Madisonian ' 35 Delta Alpha Gamma ' 34. •35 M News ' 3 5 [ 33 ] JENNIE CLAIRE COMSTOCIC Class Officer ' 3 2, ' 34 School Play ' 34 Delta Alpha Gamma ' 34, •35 M News Staff ' 33. ' 34, ' 35 Madisonian Staff ' 3 5 Co-cd Club ' 3 2, Officer ' 33, ' 34, ' 35 Pepper Club ' 34, President ' 35 English A Club ' 33, ' 34 Honor Roll ' 33, ' 34 Opera ' 32, ' 34 THOMAS W. SMITH JR. Ag. Club ' 32, ' 33, ' 34, ' 35 ' 32 Potato Judging Team at Shelley ' 33 Livestock Judging Team at Blackfoot ' 33 Livestock Judging Team at Portland, Oregon ' 3 3 Poultry Judging Team at Ogden, Utah ' 34 Livestock Judging Team at Blackfoot and Dairy Judging team at Kansas City, Kansas. Football ' 34, ' 3 5 Senior Play ' 3 5 LAWRENCE SIGLIN Business M nager Madison- ian ' 3 5 Student Body Officer ' 33, ' 34 Class O ' f. ' -er ' 33. ' 34, ' 35 Lyres Club ' 3 3 Opera ' ii Student Council ' 3 5 School Play ' 3 5 Delta Alpha Gamma ' 3 5 Senior Play ' 3 5 Tennis Team ' 34, ' 3 5 DORIS JOHNSON Orpheus Club ' 3 2, ' 3 , ' 34, ' 35 Opera ' 32, ' 33, ' 34. ' 35 Co-ed Club Officer ' 32, ' 35 Home Ec. Club ' 32, ' 33 DONNA CAHOON Orpheus Club ' 32, ' 33, ' 34 Pepper Club ' 34, ' 3 5 Co-ed Club ' 33, ' 34, ' 35 Opera ' 32. ' 33, ' 34 ADRIAN NELSON Ag. Club ' 32. ' 33. ' 34, ' 35 Stock Judging Team ' 34. ' 35 RITA S. BURNS Co-ed Club ' 34. ' 35 Co-ed Club Officer ' 34 Home Ec. Club ' 34 Honor Roll ' 34 TED CARLSON Declamation ' 32 School Play ' 34 Class Officer ' 32, ' 33, ' 34 Delta Alpha Gamma ' 34, ' 35 Student Body Officer ' 34, ' 35 Madisonian Editor ' 34, ' 35 M News Staff ' 32, ' 33 Madisonian Staff ' 32, ' 33, ' 34, ' 35 Junior Class President Senior Play ' 3 5 K,K,K. ' 34, Officer, ' 35 ALVIRA JEPPSON JOSEPH MELVIN BITTER I 34 ] LOUISE S. SCOW Optra 3 1, 35 Coed Club •3 2. ■3 3, •35 •34, MERRILL PARKINSON Lyres Club 32, •33. ' 34. •35 Football 34, 3 5 Opera 32, 33, ' 34. ' 35 History Pageant 3 5 K.K.K. Club ' 34. 35 JULIET JENSEN Home Ec. Club 32, Orpheus Club • 3 5 Opera ' 3 5 •34 KEITH ZOLLINGER Honor Roll 33. ' 34 Music Contest 34 Commercial Contest ' 3 5 MEDA BRIGGS Honor Roll ' 34 Home Ec. Club ' 34. 35 Opera 34 HAROLD BROWNING Football 33. 34 Opera 34 Pageant ' 35 LUCILLE COTTLE Opera 32, ' 33. ' 34, 35 School Play 34 • Delta Alpha Gamma ' 34 Co-ed Club 32. -33. -34. ■35 Orpheus Club 32, •33. ■34 Class Officer ■32. ' 34 English A Club 32 ■M News Staff 34 WESTON SORENSON VERENA OLDHAM Opera •32, ' 33. ' 35 Home Ec. Club 32, ' 34 Orpheus Club 3 3, 3 5 PAUL HARRIS Sophomore President 3 3 Basketball ■33. ' 34, 35 Football 34. ' 35 Senior Class President Class Officer ' 3 2 History Pageant ' 35 K.K.K. ' 34. ' 35 Track ' 34, ' 35 Tennis ' 35 English A Club ' 34 Honor Roll ' 33, ' 34 35 [ 35 ] NEAL MACHEN Football ' 3 2, ' 3 3, ' 34, 3 5 TEDDIE LUE WEBSTER Drum Major ' 33, ' 34, ' 35 Co-ed Club ' 32, ' 33. ' 34, ■35 Orpheus Club ' 33. ' 34, ' 35 Pepper Club ' 34, Officer ' 35 Opera 33, ' 34, ' 35 School Play ' 34 Delta Alpha Gamma ' 34, ' 35 Class Officer ' 3 2, ' 3 5 Physical Education Club ' 32, President ' 35 Home Ec. Club ' 3 2. ' 3 5 Declamation Contest ' 3 5 LYLE CLARK ELVA COVINGTON SENIORS WHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR Wayne Bowman, Dwayne Heiicson, Fay Hendricks. iM.ix Niblty, Val Gene Rice. Seth Saurey, Leo Sorenscn, Beth Stephens. [ 36 ] unLo%± BRBNT SUTHFRLAND Vice-President CHARLES BRIZZRE President MARY STOWELL Secretary-Treasurer ADISON HIGH is very proud of her 1 9 4- 3 5 Juniors. From the beginning they have shown much Pep and vitality. Fraternal, fun-loving and real students, they have been behind every enterprise and project that the school has sponsored. As usual, a good share of the credit due this fine group goes to its leaders. The class has been doing its best since entering Madison as Freshmen. They have set for themselves high aims and goals and followed through. The class officers are as follows: Charles Brizzee, president; Brent Suther- land, vice-president: Mary Stowell. secretary and treasurer: Earl Walters, athletic manager; Francis Smith, debate manager; Mary Edith Weber, recreation leader; Beverley Herdti. reporter; Max Parkinson, yell leader. The splendid achievements of Juniors in debating, basketball, football, dra- matics, music and classwork were climaxed by the never-to-be-forgotten Junior Promenade. Fine music, beautiful decorations in a Japanese theme, original dance programs in the form of a fan and an excellent patronage made it a glorious suc- cess financially as well as socially. The crowning events of the evening were the Promenade by the Juniors and a special dance by three Japanese girls in native costume. The Juniors fee? justly proud of their Prom. True to the adage that One must live for the present but see into the future, the Juniors are already making plans for next year ' s activities. Congratulations, and success for the future. JUNIORS WHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR Ix£nc Andtrscn. GUn Iie. ttie, Merrill Bjddulab. Zc ' la Bineluai. Maxinc Bittet. Mildred Briges, Erma Christensen Fay Christcnscn. Rita Donnis. Garner Pincoek. Ruth Eardley. Afton Eckerscll. Blaine Garner. Garnet Gideon. Howard Grover. Bill Hansen. Bert Heath. Toshiko Hikida. Zona Hopkins. V ' ivcita Hunter. Rex Jensen. Alfred Struhs. Keith Jeppescn Justin Lar ei.. LaKetta Moore. Louis Morris. Sadie Nakagawa. Emily Nelson. Rcva Nelson. Cleonc Nichols. Mack Palmer, Woodrow Parker. Grant Pratt, Lynn Richards. Pearl Rider. Brig Robinson. Lorraine Rudd. Rulu Rudd, Ruth Rudd, LcPrele Scott, Lois Sharp, Elwood Smith, Roy Smith. Horace H. Statham. Kiyoko Shiratori. Eva Tuckett. Earl Dec Walters, Martha Watson. Reynold Wilson. Glen Wood, Beth Wright, Jim Young. [ 37 ] Life..... ♦ A BARTON WATSON VIRGINIA BELL CHESTER WEBSTER JUDITH GARRETT LOU PETERSON ROSS BYRNE ORLENE BYRNE PHIL ANDERSON WALLACE W. WILDING CLEAH ALDERMAN DEE PINCOCK MYRNA DUDLEY MAXINE HALLSTROM JOE BRIGGS MARIE REILEY ROBERT ENGLUND REED FISHER LUCILLE MACHEN LEWIS LEATHAM VERLA BELNAP WRETTA SQUIRES EWALT STODDARD RUTH JOHNSON ROSS CHRISTENSEN [ 38 ] 4. BEVERLY HERDTI ALBERT TRUXALL RELLA SORENSEN MAX LEWIS HUGH HOOPES WANDA HENDRICKSON VINCE NELSON MARY PHYLLIS SANDELL LOIS V MOSS MAX PARKINSON FRANCIS SMITTI ROY HERT2IG LAWRENCE BEESLEY BERTHA CLEMENTS ALVIN MISSELDINE ZYLPHER HODGES LLOYD GALBRAITH JAMES SIDDOWAY LUCILLE BROWER ASAEL TAYLOR JOSEPH MARKOWSKI RUTH MARSDEN REED SAUREY VELMA FLAMM I 39 ] RUTH BAKER WILLARD SMITH THELMA MAE MARTINSEN NORMA JEMMETT VANCE KOON VIRA HALL BELVA FREEMAN HAROLD DAVIS THEDA REYNOLDS MILTON J. ORME JESSIE PARKER LOYAL ATKINSON LEAH AND REAH STEINER IVAN ANDERSON DAWNA RAYBOULD VILATE BEESLEY CLINTON PETERSON DOTTIE MC KINLEY MELVA SMITH GAYLE YOUNG BEULAH RICKS OSWALD ROBERTS VELMA M. BIERI NAOMI DAVIS [ 40 ] LOAH HOSKINS LEWIS WHITTLE ALTA CHAMBERS FRED SHIRLEY CLINTON JACKSON MARY EDITH WEBER FLOYD WIDSTEEN NINA DAWSON MONA KEPPNER LYNN COVINGTON MARY ANDERSON WAYNE NELSON NORMAN ERICKSON DESS STODDARD VERNE NICHOLS JO SHIRLEY AUSTINE ECKERSELL DELPHA BELL GEORGE KUSAKA VENUS SMITH LEONA BYRNE KATIE COOPER GORDON NIEDERER I 41 ] Paul BOWEN (No picture because of illness) President Norma Stoddard Vice-President Helen MANWARING _.- Secretary and Treasurer Gilbert MC KINLAY - Athletic Manager Coral KERR__ __ Debate Manager MAXINE Atkinson Class Reporter Virginia ErdmaN - Cheer Leader LENORE Craven. Recreation Leader HIS YEAR there have been a hundred seventy-six Sophomores behind every- ■ thing that Madison has done to make a better school year, and a successful school. Friday, January 1 1, 1935, the Sophomore class sponsored the annual Sopho- more Frolic in the form of a Winter Carnival. This was preceded by a school assembly which was based upon an Eskimo theme. On March 1 5 the Sophomores had everyone out of bed a few hours early to a Sunrise Dance. The dance was very successful and well attended by the students. The Sophomores were very well represented in the school play and opera. They were represented in the Student Body offices, band, athletics, and other school activities. The Student Body cheer leaders came from the Sophomore class. We are proud of them and hope in the coming two years to have students among us who will help make the whole student body a success, and the next two years very enjoyable for everyone. f 42 ] Front Row, left to right. Bud Cahoon. Glon Walkir. Gi ' bort McKinlay. Dem Grover. Thomas Shearin. Second Row: Camillc J.inson. Jessie Graham. Lareiie Potter, Gladys Browcr. Mary Free. Aurelia Walz, Melba Christenson. Third Row: Wilda Moss. Ida Pattcc. Phyllis Jeppcsen. Girnel Muir. Florency Hightov er. Gladys May. Coral Kerr, Fourth Row: Helen Manwaring. Ina Anderson, Vera Chambers. Loretts Burns. Ina Searle. Maxine Gillette. Beulah Brown. Fifth RowrVincent Wolf. Douglas McKinlay. Ronald Janson. Buford Perry. Gwendolyn Wilson. Madge Cook. Bertha Wright. Helen Willyard. Sixth Row: Donald HiP. Owen Johnson. Dale Silcox. Bud Anderson. Reed Liljenquist. Doyle Pearson. Louis Ray, Marvin Anderson, Merlin Ander« n Lloyd Taylor, Ray Simmons. First Row, left to right: Edwin Smith, Charles Mcng. Ford Smith. Ferdie Liithy. Tommy Mivasaki. Lnnis P- rkin- son. Second Row: Ralph Kauer. John Be.irdall. Roy Summers. John Walsh. David Kraus. Grant Bowen. Third Ro : Cecil Westover. Harold Spencer, Dewaine WcUard, Lynn Bailey. Nojen WcEntirc, Kivostii trakoti. Fourth Row: bourdette Everson, Kay Pincock, Bill Siddgway, Jack Matsuura. Tugas Tianami. Fifth Row: Karl Buckmiller, Wilbur Park. Grant Berry, Cliffton Muir. Ralph Griffin, Vcrn Leatham. Sixth Row: 1 errell Woodmansce. Legrana ParKer. lakcno Sakagucbi. Cornell SoeWerg. Kieth Blackburo, Grant Jensen. Seth Ricks. Edward Bieri. DM Hansen, Claude Westover. [ 43 ] Front Row, left to right: Loy Jensen. M.irvin Terry, Blaine Byrd, Glen Bell, Howard Ncwby, Spencer Cottle. Second Row: Edna Mae Kelson. Ruth Nelson, Eva Larsen, Betty Bowman. Vcrncll Anderson, Lila Atkinson, Veiria Olscn. Third Row: Lois EckerscU, Gencv.i Jensen, Melba Byrne, Ruby Barber, Marie Kidwell, Lillis Widdison, Leah Ellsworth. Fourth Row: Dora HoIIey, Julia Middleton, Mary Willmore, Fay Nichols, Norma Stoddard. Dora Fay Taylor, Lenore Craven. Violet Chambers. Fifth Row; Vera Smith. Marion McMinn. Norma Nelson. I-oa Daniels. Viit:inia Erdman, Mariana Webster. Maxine Atkinson. SOPHOMORES WHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR Leland Anderson. Mack Anderson. Alta Atkinson, Gladys Bowman. Ray Fransen, Anth ony Gardner. Charlotte Hansen, Harold Hill. Lynn Hillman. Gretta Hinckley. Jack Jcppesen. Marjorie Larsen. Gail Matthews. Inez Oldham. Everett Powell, Don Rackham, Maxine Richman, Edwin Ricks, Dean Robison, Verla Roylancc, Jay Sanders. lola Saurey. Lucas Sellers. Ren Smith. Arlin Stoddard, [ 44 ] LENORE MANWARING WARREN PORTER FRANCIS WILLIAMS HOWARD CRAVEN Vice-PresiJent President Secretary Debate Manager GRANT CHRISTENSEN USTIN GARNER CORINE WILLIAMS RUTH NAUDALD M A ' ciDs Reporter Athletic Manager Recreation Leader Cheer Leader ' he 1934-35 class of Freshmen welcome the opportunity to help perpetuate — Madison High School ' s history making. We shall bend every effort to contribute something of importance to the school. Our class consists of 185 students. This is reported to be the largest Freshman class to attend Madison High School. [ 45 ] Front Row, loft to right; Joseph Madison. Douglas Harris, Gerald Park, Asacl Clark, Axel Evcrson. Warren Martin. Second Row; Jake Cloward, Douglas Bean, Billy Stowell, Howard Craven, Lund Stucki, Lylc Clark. Everett Orstrom. Third Row: Devcre Parkinson, Blair Cook. Grant Fisher. Earl Brower, LaVcllc Smith. Fourth Row: Lydia Stewart. Phyllis Pincock, June Covington, Iris Roberts, Arnold Moreton. Fifth Row: Von Peterson. Lowell Withers, Milton Anderson, Gerald Hansen. Back Row: Benjamin Lcatham. Ralph Tea. Glen Ricks. First Side: Austin Garner, Eldon Smith. Second Side: Bert Beattie, Tom Joe. Front Row, left to right: Warren Porter, Theron Buxton, Morris Parkinson, lioyd Hoopes. Mark Webster. Stewart Shearin. Howard Watson. Second Row: Arlene Derr. Lois Paul. Esther Smith. Dorothy Cushnian, Frances Williams. Grace Sorensen. Third Row: Marie Shultz, Shirley Stoddard. I ton Scow, .lulia Johnson. Ethel Muir. Lucile Yamagata. Fourth Row: Melba Hatch, Ellen Hinckley. Shirley Ann Windmill. Phyllis Wilding, Helen Shiratori. Jennie Sasaki. Clara Nelson. ! ifth Row: Kenneth Nelson. Fred Beattie. Eva Christensen, Diana Thoniscn. Arlena Clark. Barbara Glover. Helen Willmore. Ruby Clements, Chester McKenn.i. Thomas Oeppc. Back Row: l.amont Li Ijcnqui.st. Hannah Butler. Florence Woodhouse. Beth Manwaring. Arzetta Parkinson. Letha Parker. I.ila Clemenls. Dorothy McCulloch. Merril Hansen. [ 46 ] I ronl Ruw. Icll li iiglii D.iylcy IKndricks. Milvin M.irshjll. turjiil Squires. Myron Brown. Bbini; Cook. Max CKmi-nlv. l-.lvin McCulloih .Sccoiul Row: h.irb.ir.i l).ivn. M.iy Gjlbr.iilh. lU-lv,i Bingh.im, Lcla Jensen. Melbj Hcndrickson, Thdm.i Ilc.ill). Shirliy Sicinsm.i. Third Row: M.irg.ircl Taylor. Ruby Ward. Corine Williams. Ida Alderman. Margaret Jfnsen. Darlcnc Sauroy. Fourth Row: Doritha Ricks. Ruth Ricks. Florincc Morris. Eva Hall. Nettie Hcinze. Leora Arnold. Back Row. Ma.v Anderson. Robert Kooji. l.aVar Harris. Don Riggs. Fdward Heinzc. Samuel Hcrtzig. First Side: Keith Martinson. William Firlh. Anne Rii;by Second Side 1 eroy hrij{ ;s. Reed Mortimer. Melva Weeks. Front Row. U-ll to nyht: Robert Walsh. Lcvcar l.liambcrs. John McC illock. Clark Millward. Hldon Parker. Second Row: helh Andrews. Vesta Calbrailh. M.idne .lenkins. Maijoric Jenkins. Valerie Andersen. Lila Christcnsen. Third Row: Helen lleststed. Clea Hill. Nellie Roth. Mandy Leavitt. Hortense Shults. Vera Gardener. Fourth Row: Ramona liuchmiller. Rowena Davis. Jennelt Murdock, Vera Walz. Dorothy Neff. Grace Kauer. Fifth Row: Lcnore Manwaring. niaincAVidstcen. Ciladys lickersell. Ruth N.iduald. I:Ulon Hinckley. Max Snedakcr., Gale Statham. Back Row: Jay Flamm, Budge Clliott. l.ee Johnson. John M.irsden, Cnant Christensen. irrol livans. I ' red Saurey. Woodrow Shultz. Howard Clark. I ' revhnui: whose puciires do nol apiHMr: Mona IVulcy. Albert B.iylifl. Demon Beck. Beth Belnap. Myrtle Belnap. .Maxinc Bowen. f Idon Browning. I nima Dross. Bud Freeman. Verla Garilner. Mary Kusaka. Donna Lohmcyer. Andrew .Morris. 1. eland McCullock. Wallace Paul. Ruth Powell. Flma Robison. Victor Ricks. George Rytting. Afton Shall. Allen Sharp. Richird Simmons. Darrell Smith. Gladys Stratton. Doris Sirepy. Mona Ward, l.u Tucket. I 47 J A study maybe it ' s Ralph? The long and short of Commercial work. It ' s Jennie Claire not Jennie Lee. A Bevy of Beauty Mr. Craven. Straight from the jungles, Harris. Two of a kind and a spare. Fountain of Vouth. All in but the shoe strings. The workout. Weismullers. Coeds take a ride. You can ' t fool us. Paul. Action ! Happy coed . [ 48 ] BLAINE PARKINSON Vice-President JACK CUSHMAN President TED CARLSON Madisonian Editor MARIANA WEBSTER Cheer Leader EDWIN RICKS U News Editor A HELGA CLARK Secretary and Treasurer BARBARA HEGSTED Recreation Leader student body officers are elected by the associated students of the school. They have the responsibility of conducting many phases of student life and activity, and must be tactful, resourceful and courageous in meeting their problems. The school has always had splendid leaders as Student Body officers. They have worked for the ideals of our school. [ 51 ] 934 StucUnt !Body Offia x CLAIRE PACKER Vice-President ARTHUR PORTER President ETHEL BRIGGS Secretary and Treasurer TED CARLSON Madisonian Editor BILLY CHASE ' M News Editor LAWRENCE SIGLIN Cheer Leader tudEnt dounait BARBARA HEGSTED Recreation Leader Front Row: Frances Williams. Hclga Clark. Jack Cushman, Blaine Parkinson and Theda Reynolds. Back Row; S. G. Nelson, adviser. Lila Peters, adviser: K. W. Devcnport. adviser; Wilda Moss. Lawrence Siglin. E. West Parkinson, .idviser L 52 ] fS 4 A O, iiii Alt f {acii Lioman Staff Mary Edith Weber, photographer; Gerald Reed. Ted Carlson, editor; Jennie Claire Comstock. assistant editor; Lawrence Siglin. business manager. March Hopkins, business manager; Virginia Erdman. Norma Jcmmctt. Dee Turner. DeLoy Beattie. Zona Hopkins, Mark Siepert, Margaret Poole, Alvin Misseldinc, Mariana Webster. Pearl Rider. Tom Joe. Katherinc Hansen. Arlenc Derr. S. G. Nelson, adviser. [ 53 ] DL J JM Staff Front Row: Scth Ricks, Beverly Hefdti, Leo Burnham. Second Row; Jennie Claire Comstock, Maxyne Simmons. Athclccn Beesley. Edwin Ricks, editor; Violet Bigler. assistant editor; Harold Davis, Margaret Poole. Back Row: Donald Wheelwright. Maxine Atkinson, Dale Riggins. adviser; Norma Jemmett. K. W. Devcnport, adviser; Wilma Kotter. adviser; Arthella Baker, adviser; Billy Chase. Grant Christcnscn. iimni PIB? ETHEL BRIGGS Vice-President ARTHUR PDRTER President NENA TREMELLING ' Secretary -Treasurer [ 54 ] Top Row. left to right: Grace Ricks, Lou Petersen. Verla Bclnap. Zona Hopkins. Theda Reynolds. Second Row: Vera Young. Jennie Claire Comstock. president: P.irbara Hegsted. vice-president: Ruth Johnson. Third Row: Dixie Miller. Helg.i Clark. Claire Packer, secretary and treasurer; Teddy I.ue Webster, Mary Edith Weber. Fourth Row: Dottie McKinlay. Judith Garrett, Lucille John- son, Reva Nelson. Ruth Liljenquist. Side, top to bottom: Phyllis Stodcfard. Maxine Hallstrom. Beverly Hcrdti. Donna Cahoon. Lower Right: Wilma Kottcr. adviser. [ 57 ] Oxc i a Front Row, l,«ft to risht: Barbara Davis. Myrtle Browning, Merrill Hmscn, Dixie Miller. Dora Faye Taylor, Ruth Nadauld, Lenore Craven, Richard Davis, Arnold Morton, Romona Buchmiller. Back Row: Beth Manwaring, Blaine Cook. Howard Craven, Lund Stucki, Bertha Clements, Bud Cahoon, Gilbert McKinlay, Oswald Roberts, Robert Parker, Louis Whittle. Velma Bicri, Rella Sorensen, Douglas Harris. Norlenc Buchmiller, Warren Porter, Arlene Derr. Milton Anderson, Elaine Widsteen, Faye Nichols. Conductor H. L. Fawson. BAND OFFICERS Dixie Miller President Paul Harris Vice-President Mary Edith Weber Secretary and Treasurer Billy Chase Librarian [ 58 ] Lyres Clur Officers: Jack Garrett, president; Ralph Hallstrom, vice-president; Clark Hoopcs. secretary and treasurer. [ 59 ] First Row, left to right: Don Wheelwright, Max Parkinson, Dee Turner. Second Row: Vern Nichols. Barton Watson, Max Lewis, Bert Heath. Willard Smith, Ross Byrne, Ralph Hallstrom, Jack Garrett. Third Row: Fcnemor Davidson. Merrill Parkinson. Billy Chase. Gerald Reed. Robert Parker. Paul Harris. Ted Carlson. Lawrence Siglin. Frank Webster. M.irch Hopkins. Mr. Fawson. After a final court in which all wrong-doers received their just (?) punishment, the pledges were graduated from the status of goats to that of members. The new members were given a banquet to prove to them that the Senior members had kind hearts, after all. Two dancing parties were given by the club during the year, which proved to be very successful. The annual formal ball was, as usual, one of the most talked-of events. The club also took part in a number of other events. The Kappa Kegga Knales Klub started the third year of its organization with the election of the following officers: president, Robert Parker; vice-president, Brent Sutherland: secretary and treasurer, Ralph Hallstrom. This year, there were ten Junior and two Senior pledges. The initiation lasted for three days and was a worthy test of the endurance and stamina of the pledges. ROBERT PARKBR President [ 60 ] Jatlizz i and :A [otfisiX i - NE of the fine traditions which the Madison High School has established is the Annual Father ' s and Mother ' s Day on the last Friday in January. Both parents and students are most whole-hearted in their support of this day. The parents attend the activities of the day in larger numbers each year, while the students remain at home to make possible the attendance of their parents. Father ' s and Mother ' s Day this year, January 25. was the most successful that the school has had. The buses, filled with enthusiastic parents, came in on regular schedule and the parents within walking distance of the school came in equally large numbers. Great interest was manifested in the home room activities and in each class held during the fore-noon. All classes were held for shortened periods. At noon a splendid lunch was served to all parents, through the courtesy and interest of the School Board, and through the service rendered by the Home Economics Department, under the direction of Miss Anderson. A band concert occupied a part of the noon hour, and an interesting program was given during the following hour. The period from 2:30 to 4:00. o ' clock was reserved for a consultation period between parents and teachers. Everything attempted during the day was for the purpose of making the parents feel welcome and of acquainting them with the work of the school. A great many parents expressed appreciation for the activities of the day and stated that the last Friday of January has come to be the outstanding day of the year for them. [ 61 ] AG. CLUB OFFICERS Front Row : Mark Anderson, Thomas Smith. Back Row: Carrol Clements, Elmo Jcppesen, Earl Rudd, George Kusaka. LIVESTOCK JUDGING TEAM Front Row: Thoma ' s Smith. Ralph Sharp. Back Row: Neal M.ichen. Reo X ' estovcr, Elmo Jeppcsen. POTATO GRADING TEAM Front Row: Glen Leatham. Lewis Taylor. Back Row: Kiyoshi Sakota, Myrthus W. Evans, instructor; Reo Westover, Ren Smith. [ 62 ] SEED JUDGING TEAM Front Row: Ross Byrne. Dean Preccc. Back Row: Kiyoshi Sakota. Tugas Hanani. M. W. Evans, instructor; Elmo Jcppcsen. Justin Larsen. DAIRY JUDGING TEAM Front Row M.irk Anders on. Thomas Smith. Back Row: Ren Smith. M. W. Evans, Dean Preece. Adrain Nelson. AG. SPEECH CONTEST Robert Walsh. Lewis P.nrkinson [ 63 1 September . . . 3. Registration completed. 653 stu- dents. 4. School begins. 27. Tennis. Defeated Idaho Falls. 28. Football. Defeated Idaho Falls. October . . . 1-15. Harvest vacation. 19. Assembly. Freshmen Class Pro- gram. Football game with Ammon. 20. Student Body elections. 26. Assembly given by Student Body officers. Football game with Ashton. November . . . 2- Assembly given by St. Anthony. 8. Art Appreciation Program. 9. Assembly given by Sugar City. 12. Armistice day program given by faculty. 23. Assembly given by athletic de- partment. Peanut Prom. 28. Thanksgiving Day Program. Vacation. December . . . 7. Assembly. Dramatic department program- 1 2. Basketball game with Idaho Falls. 12-13. Annual opera. Look Who ' s Here. 1 1 . Sophomore Class program. Sophomore frolic. 15. Basketball game with Logan. 21. Basketball game with McCammon. Christmas assembly. 22. Christmas vacation begins. January . . . 2. Returned from vacation. 4. Basketball game with lona. 5. Assembly given by K.K.K. ' s. 9- Basketball game with St. Anthony. 1 1 . Sophomore Frolic. Assembly given by Rigby. 18. Basketball game with Pocatello. 25. Fathers ' and Mothers ' Day. Basketball game with Idaho Falls. 30. Basketball game with Ashton. February . . . 1 . Pepper Club Assembly. Game with Sugar. 2. Game with St. Anthony. 8. Game with Pocatello. 12. Lincoln ' s Birthday Program, given by English department. 13. Basketball game with Paris. 1 5- Assembly given by faculty. Game with Idaho Falls. 20. Basketball game with Midway. 22. Washington ' s Birthday Program. Game with McCammon. 25. History Pageant. 28. Basketball Tournament begins. March . . . 5. Home Economics Program. 6. 7, 8. Annual School Play, Growing Pains. 22. Junior Promenade. April . . . 4. Co-ed Club Entertainment. 5. Business Department Program. 1 2. Assembly. Science Department Program. 12-13. Music Festival at Pocatello. 19. Tennis game with Idaho Falls. 24. Clean-up Day. 24. Senior Play. 26. Senior Ball. May . . . 2. 3, 4. State Music Contest at Twin Falls. 3. Senior Assembly. 10. Award Assembly. 15. Girls ' Day. 17. Yearbook Assembly. 21. Senior Outing. 22. Alumni Assembly. 23. Senior Program. Alumni Banquet. 24. Commencement Exercises. Alumni Ball. [ 64 ] HOME ECONOMICS department has the largest enrollment this year in the history of the school. One hundred eighty-four students are registered for classes in foods and clothing. Due to the large numbers who came it was necessary to divide some of the classes. Miss Geneve Taylor was employed as an assistant teacher to Miss Anderson. We appreciate the fine cooperation of the students, and we are proud of the rapid ' growth in numbers in the Home Economics department. COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT [ 67 ] fiE. J l akin oj- tfi Constitution AMERICAN HISTORY DEPARTMENT PAGEANT E. West Parkinson, Director CAST OF CHARACTERS Robert Morris, Delegate from Pennsylvania Harold Browning John Rutledge, Delegate from South Carolina Carrol Clements George Washington. Delegate from Virginia Blaine Parkinson James Wilson, Delegate from Pennsylvania ....Lawrence Siglin Alexander Hamilton, Delegate from New York Paul Harris William Jackson, Secretary to the Convention Jack Cushman Rufus King, Delegate from Massachusetts Gerald Reed William Paterson, Delegate from New Jersey Fenemor Davidson Richard Bassett, Delegate from Delaware Merrill Parkinson Edmund R.andolph, Delegate from Virginia Clark Hoopes James Madison, Delegate from Virginia ____Tommy Smith George Wythe. Delegate from Virginia Neal Machen Wm. Richardson Davie. Delegate from North Carolina Mark Madison Charles Pinckney, Delegate from South Carolina March Hopkins William Few, Delegate from Georgia Ralph Sharp Gouvcrneur Morris, Delegate from Pennsylvania Lewis Johnson Joseph Fry. Doorkeeper for the Convention Glen Melfieth Nathaniel Gorham. Delegate from Massachusetts Mark Madison Benjamin Franklin. Delegate from Pennsylvania . Billy Chase Roger Sherman. Delegate from Connecticut Frank Webster The presentation depicted the proceedings in the Constitutional Convention. The debates over the different plans of government were well delivered the parliamentarv proceedure was interesting, and the costumes were beautiful. [ 69 ] and Her Attendants Girls ' Day 1934 B.ick Row: Cleah Aldcrmjn. Helga Clark, Norma Stoddard. Front Row: Teddie Lue Webster. Lucille Gardner. cu Front Row: Maxine Simmons, senior reporter; Phyllis Stoddard, president: Lois Eckerscll, secretary and Treasurer. Back Row: Lucille Johnson, vict-president ; Reva Nelson, junior reporter; Gladys Brower, soph- omore reporter: Anne Rigby. freshman reporter. [ 70 ] BILLY CHASE Guard Madison Dec. 1 5 Logan 34 21 Dec. 21 McCammon 45 33 Dec. 27 Montpelicr 18 38 Dec. 28 - Paris 3 3 33 Jan. 9 .... St. Anthony 3 2 50 ' Jan. 18 Pocatcllo 27 20 Jan. 25 Idaho Falls 21 3 3 Jan. 30 Ashton 40 53 Feb. 1 _ - Sugar City 30 50 Feb. 2 St. Anthony 23 25 Feb. 9 Pocatello 3 7 25 Feb. 12 Sugar City 26 38 Feb. 1 3 - .. Paris 1 9 34 Feb. 1 5 Idaho Falls 15 18 Feb. 20 Midway 36 29 Feb. 21 McCammon 58 23 - Total 494 5 23 TOURNAMENT GAMES Feb 28 Ucon 3 1 40 .March 1 - . Sugar City 19 3 2 March 1 Idaho Falls 2 2 14 ' March 2 - Ammon 22 3 1 March 2 Idaho Falls 22 24 ' March 4 Idaho Fal ' .s 26 25 ' Total 701 743 HENRY ANDREGG Guard VERNE NICHOLS Forward GLEN JENSEN Forward BRENT SUTHERLAND Guard [ 74 ] MILTON ORME End [ 75 ] DON WHEELWRIGHT Guard MERRILL PARKINSON Center [ 76 J RALPH HALLSTROM Quarterback BRUNT SUTHERLAND BERT HEATH VERNE NICHOLS LAWRENCE SIGLIN MERRILL BIDDULPH BUD WALKER MAX LEWIS LTHO,UGH tennis is a new sport at Madison, it is rapidly growing in popu- larity, and prospects point to achievements in this activity equal to those attained in other activities of the school. In the inter-school contests which our group have participated in, our teams have been outstandingly successful in winning honors for the school. With the two new cement courts which are being completed this spring as projects of the classes of 1935 and 1936, our school will have facilities equal to or better than those of other schools, and interest and participation in tennis should increase very much. Games have been played with Idaho Falls, Ricks College, Blackfoot and Pocatello. The team also expects to participate in the State Tennis Meet at Boise on Mav 18. [ 77 ] TRACK SQUAD Ralph Hallstrom, 100 yard dash, pole vault, low hurdles: Frank Webster, 220 yard dash, 440 yard dash, relay: Earl Walters. 100 yard dash, half mile, broad jump, relay: Merrill Biddulph. pole vault, high jump, broad jump: Gerald Reed, 100 yard dash, 220 yard dash, relay: Don Wheelwright, mile run; Milton Orme, 440 yard dash, discus, relay; Lowell Withers, 220 yard dash, low hurdles, high hurdles; Austin Garner, 100 yard dash, 220 yard dash; Neal Machen, shot put, discus, javelin; Thomas Smith. 440 yard dash, discus; Horace S tatham. mile run; Ren Smith, mile run; Ralph Tea, discus, shot, javelin. DISTRICT TRACK MEET HELD AT IDAHO FALLS May 4. 1 935 Madison High School, First Place 40 Points Ashton High School, Second Place 29 Points Gerald Reed, first, 100 yard dash: first. 220 yard: on winning relay. Ralph Hallstrom, third, 100 yard dash. Earl Walters, fourth, 100 yard dash: on winning relay team. Frank Webster, first, 440 yard dash; on winning relay team. Milton Orme. second, 440 yard dash: on winning relay team. Merrill Biddulph. second, pole vault. Donald Wheelwright, second, mile run. Clifton Muir, third, half mile run. Ralph Tea. second, javelin. Neal Machen, fourth, shot put. A nurhber of the members of the track team entered the B.Y.U. Invitational Meet at Provo and placed as follows: Gerald Reed, fourth, 100 yard dash. Frank ' Webster, second, 440 yard dash. Merrill Biddulph, fifth, pole vault. INTER DISTRICT MEET Gerald Reed, first. 220 yard dash: third. 100 yard dash; on winning relay. Frank Webster, first, 440 yard dash: on winning relay. Milton Orme, second, 440 yard dash: on winning relay team. Don Wheelwright, thjjrd, mile run. Merrill Biddulph, second, pole vault. Clifton Muir, fourth, half mile run. Earl Walters, winning relay team. [ 78 ] MAXYNL SIMMONS FENEMOR DAVIDSON FRANCIS SMITH E. WEST PARKINSON MAX LEWIS JACK CUSHMAN BLAINE PARKINSON QUESTION for debate during the season of 1935 was: Resolved. That the U. S. should adopt the policy of making annual grants to elementary and sec- ondary education in the United States for equalization of educational oppor- tunity throughout the nation. Students who enter this activity get very valuable experience in research work, and public sp eaking. The debaters were enthusiastic and did fine work under the direction of Mr. Parkinson. We wish to encourage more to enter debating. Madison won second place in the district contest held at Rigby. The honors for the class scries were carried off by the Seniors. [81] A comedy of adolescence in three acts by Aurania Ranverol. CAST OF CHARACTERS George Mclntyre Max Lewis Terry Mclntyre Zona Hopkins Mrs. Mclntyre Theda Reynolds Professor Mclntyre Fenemor Davidson Sophie Pearl Ryder Mrs. Patterson .Lucille Anderson Elsie Patterson Florence Woodhouse Traffic Officer Dee Turner Dutch ......Willard Smith Brian Lawrence Siglin Omar Leo Burnham Hal Barton Watson Pete Boyd Hoopes Prudence — Virginia Erdman Patty Beverly Herdti Jane ■_ Dorothy Cushman Miriam Mariana Webster Vivian Reva Nelson Other characters were: Katie Cooper, Helen Hegsted, Maxyne Simmons, Max Parkinson, Blaine Garner. Brent Sutherland. [ 82 ] MARY THE THIRD ' ' A Comedy in Two Prologues and Three Acts By Rachel Crothers Upper Row, Right Clyde Derr . Bobby Thomas Smith — (Substitute is Max Nibley) Henry Andregg , Hal Florence Peterson, Coach of Mary The Third Lawrence Siglin Father Billy Chase (Substitute is March Hopkins) as ._.Lynn Ted Carlson (Substitute is Mark Madsen) as Robert Lower Row Claire Packer Mary The Second Maxine Simmons Mary The Third Teddie Lou Webster Mary The First Lucille Johnson Nora The Maid (also student director) Barbara Hegsted Lettie Pay Brown Prologue L Mary The First Not In Picture Jennie Claire Comstock Prologue II. Mary The Second Reed Christensen . Prologue II. Richard Mark Madsen Prologue II. Robert Leo Hansen Prologue I. William Max Nibly ' 1. Max [ 83 ] MAIN CAST OF CHARACTERS Back Row: Dan Lcatham. Ross Christenscn. Floyd Widcstccn, Margaret Poole, Mark Sicpert. Louis Whittle. Blaync Bird. Second Row: Rella Sorenson. Merlin Anderson. Francis Smith, Barbara Hcgsted. Reed Christenscn. ENTIRE CAST AND CHORUSES [ 84 ] BANDIT SCENE Harold Browning, Barton Watson. Mark Sicpert. Martel Grovcr. Jack Garrett. c: -nniia[ cJ iqfi Sa(iooL (Dfisxa DANCING CHORUS OF OPERA Back Row: Maxync Simmons, Clea Alderman. Lily Anderson. Lucille Johnson. Dixie Miller. Second Row: Mack Palmer. Juanita Weech. Zella Bingham. Judith Garrett, Rita Dennis, Vclma Bieri, Mary Stowell, Lucille Cottle. Louise Scow. Lillian Swinyard, Nina Dawson, Dess Stoddard, Ruth Liljenquist, Teddie Lue Webster, Woodrow Parker. Third Row: Corrine Williams, Gladys Eckersell, June Covington. Lyle Clark. Ruth Nadauld. Lila Atkinson, Helen Hegsted. t 85 ] Back Row; Billy Chase, Mr. Devcnport. adviser; Blaine Parkinson. FroTt Row: Beverly Herdti. Max Parkinson, Violet Bigler. [ 86 ] The annual in th« making. Ride ' em cowboy (It ' s March). Tarzan! St. Anthony ' s Goat. Enjoying life. A wood nymph at work. Near to nature ' s heart. Miss Farr. Up against it. Hold that line! A smile — Barbara ' s? A young man ' s fancy. School life. We ' re boosters of the Madison High. ' Long distance to Poca- tello. please. A modern maid. We can see thru those disguises — the fish too [ 88 ] Just kids jg in. Two little peppers, anil t how they grew Cm Paul t.ikc it; -A Froshie. M.idison on parade. What masculine ferns. Einstcins contemporaries By the river. He ' s a kitten on the keys. Out for track. The Seniors triangle -Back in the 80 ' s. [ 89 ] THE ANDERSON STUDIO DID ALL THE PHOTOGRAPHY FOR THE MADISONIAN.