Madison High School - Yearbook (Rexburg, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1937 volume:

CONTENTS IDAHO SCENES ADMINISTRATION STUDENT ADMINISTRATION CLASSES CAMPUS LIEE ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES CLUBS ATHLETICS ACKNOWLEGMENT FOREWORD How soon are sped, in work and fun, Our happy days at Madison And now we part, dear friends and true. To high school days we bid adieu, But we shall share, through all the years, A memory that lifts and cheers — O may these pages help to keep That school day mem-ry fresh — and sweet! DEDICATION To him who works, encompassed by these walls, Throughout all seasons o f each passing year, To him who toils day long within these h.ilK And smiles his cares away without a tear. To him who keeps our campus green as new, To Albert Golder, goodness through and through, We dedicate from hearts combined as one This volume of the Madisonian . cop Y rig ! n i l) s. i. nn so MAJESTIC WONDERS TETON PEAKS COPYRIGHTED BY S. L. ANDERSON SNAKE RIVER FLOWING ON LIKE LIFE ' S WINDING PATH r ADMINISTRATION BUILDING ADMINISTRATION 9 S. J. Skelton, President George Hoopes Frank Kelley ' F. S. Parkinson Dclbcrt G. Taylor J. S. Webster SCHOOL BOARD PAGE 1 1 1937 MAD PAGE 12 FACULTY PAGE 13 FACULTY FACULTY Olive Anderson Webster HOME ECONOMICS Gordon M. Jensen BIOLOGY AND GENERAL SCIENCE F. M. Wehr MATHEMATICS Olive Wehr FRENCH ENGI [SI I Ruth Waldram HOME ECONOMICS Lowell G. Biddulph COACH, ART AND PHYSIOLOGY FACULTY FACULTY TEACHING Delightful task! to rear the tender thought, To teach the young ideas how to shoot, To pour fresh instruction o ' er the mind, To breathe the enlivening spirit, and to fix The generous purpose in the glowing breast. — Thomson RESPONSIBILITY We shape ourselves the joy or fear Of which the coming life is made, And fill our future atmosphere With sunshine or with shade The tissues of the life to be We weave with colors all our own; And in the field of destiny We reap as we have sown. — Whitticr PAGE 17 School Song Madison High, our Alma Mater, we are here, Ready to sing your songs and for you ever c We ' re ever near you proud to cheer you, And your boat to help you steer; For we ' re boosters of our Madison High. 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, For we ' re boosters of our Madison 1 [igh When in the future we review the days all past, Our support to you wi ' l still be firm and fast, You can depend upon our helping, For we ' ll stay until the last, For we ' re boosters of our Madson High. STUDENT ADMINISTRATION Arlene Derr Kay Pincock Helen Manwaring VICE-PRESIDENT PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Douglas Harris Ellen Skelton Warren Porter Helen Hegsted MADISONIAN CHEER LEADER m NEWS RECREATION Student Body Officers The efficient efforts of the Student Body Officers of 1936-37 has brought many outstanding activities to the students of Madison High. The student body is grateful for the splendid leadership shown by these officers. Tact, resourcefulness, courage, and understanding traits of these officers have been responsible for an enjoyable, and enthusiastic year. PAGE 21 1937 MADISONIAN PAGE 2 ZONA HOPKINS CHARLES BRIZZEE DOTTIE Mc KIN LAY Vice President President Secretary Treasurer MARIANA WEBSTER WARREN PORTER BEVERLY HERDTI ROSS CHRISTENS EN Recreation M News Cheer Leader Madisonian CLASSES The Senior Class of 1937 has been outstanding in scholarship and extra- curricular activies. It has brought honor to Madison in Music, debating, athletics, agriculture, plays and operas. The class project, buying an electric score board for the gymnasium, was achieved with the cooperation of the other classes in school. Assembly pro- grams, class meetings, a senior ball, a senior play, a sneak day, have all been a part of the years successful activities. For four years we, as members of the class, have given our talents, ambi- tions, support to Madison. Her achievements have been our achievements, her losses our losses. Our desire is that in future years the honor and prestige of Madison may become more and more outstanding and splendid. CAGE 25 1937 MADISONL 1937 MADISONIAN PAGE 26 s eniors Lloyd Taylor F. F. A. Club ' 35 Football ' 36, ' 37 Basketball ' 36. ' 37 K. K. K. Club ' 36, ' 37 President ' 37 Track ' 37 M News Staff ' 37 Virginia Erdman Opera ' 34 School Play ' 35, ' 36 Peppers ' 36 ' 37 Officer 37 Co-e d President ' 37 Tennis ' 34. ' 35, ' 36, ' 37 M News Staff ' 37 Pen and Stage ' 36 Entrc Nous ' 36, ' 37 Kay Pincock Student Body President ' 37 Class Officer ' 36 K. K. K. ' 36 F. F. A. ' 33, ' 34 Track ' 35, ' 36, ' 37 Football ' 35, ' 36 Judging Team ' 37 K. K. K. ' 36, ' 37 Student Council ' 37 Lenore Craven M News Staff ' 35, ' 36, ' 37 Peppers ' 36, ' 37 Handbook Editor ' 36 Entre Nous ' 36, ' 37 Class Officer ' 34, ' 35 Madisonian ' 36, ' 37 Scribblers Club ' 37 Officer ' 37 School Play ' 37 Lewis Parkinson Helen Manwaring Track ' 37 Student Body Bill Siddoway Inez Brown . F. A. ' 34, ' 35, ' 36 Edmunds High ' 34 35 Class Officer ' 34 F. F. A. ' 33, ' 34, ' 35, ' 36 K. K. K. ' 35, ' 36 Judging ' 36, ' 37 Speaking ' 36, ' 37 Officer ' 37 Peppers ' 36, ' 37 President ' 37 Class Officer ' 35 A. S. M. Handbook Staff ' 37 Opera ' 34, ' 35, ' 36, ' 37 Home Ec. Club ' 35 Pen Stage ' 37 President ' 37 Entre Nous ' 36 Dsclamation ' 36 Peppers ' 36, ' 37 Opera ' 37 Senior Play ' 37 Glen Walker Basketball ' 36, ' 37 Tennis ' 34, ' 35, ' 36 Opera ' 36. ' 37 K. K. K. ' 36. ' 37 Pen Stage ' 36, ' 37 Per) Band ' 37 M News Staff ' 37 Madisonian ' 37 Maxine Atkinson Opera ' 34 Tennis 34, ' 35, 36, ' 37 Class Officer ' 34. ' 35. ' 36 M News Staff - 3 Student Council ' 36 Madisonion ' 37 Peppers ' 36, ' 37 Senior Play ' 37 Howard Newby Glee Club ' 34, ' 35, ' 36, ' 37 Opera ' 34, ' 35, ' 36. ' 37 M News Staff ' 37 Madisonian Staff ' 37 K. K. K. ' 36. ' 37 Pen Stage ' 36. ' 37 Mariana Webster Class Officer ' 34 Opera ' 34, ' 35, ' 36 Student Body Officer ' 35, ' 36 Peppers ' 36, 37 Officer ' 37 Madisonian Staff ' 34, ' 35 Pen Stage ' 36, ' 37 G. A. A. ' 36 Reed Liljenqtiist Football ' 37 Basketball ' 36, ' 37 K. K. K. ' 36. ' 37 Class Officer ' 36 M News Staff ' 37 Pen Stage ' 36 Entre Nous ' 36, ' 37 Senior Play ' 37 Norma Stoddard Opera ' 33 Class Officer ' 35 Pen Stage ' 36. ' 37 Peppers ' 36, 37 Home Ec. ' 35, ' 36, ' 37 Officers ' 37 Bourdette Everson Football ' 36 Basketball ' 37 Track ' 37 K. K. K. ' 36. ' 37 Officer Boy ' s League ' 36, ' 37 F. F. A. ' 34, ' 35 Ala Atk Vinson Lucien Young Tumbling ' 35, ' 36, ' 37 Pen Stage ' 36 School Play ' 37 Schibblers ' 37 Ren Smith F. F. A. ' 34, 35, ' 36, ' 37 Judging Teams Dairy, Potato. Live Stock President F. F. A. Upper Snake River T resident F.F A. Track ' 35, ' 36 Opera ' 35, ' 37 Senior President ' 37 Gladys Ellen Bo win .in Home Ec. Club ' 35, ' 36 Opera ' 37 beniors Julia Middleton M News Staff ' 36, ' 37 Pen Stage ' 36, ' 37 Officer ' 36, ' 37 Scribblers ' 37 G. A. A. ' 37 Opera ' 33 Glee ' 33, ' 35 Loy Jenson F. F. A. ' 35, ' 3f Wilda Moss Peppers ' 36, ' 37 Home Ec. Club ' 37 Student Council ' 35 G. A. A. ' 36 Class Officer ' 36, ' . ' 57 Coed Offic-r ' 35 Glee Club ' 36, ' 37 Officer ' 37 Owen Johnson Dora Fay Taylor Arlin Stoddard K. K. K. ' 36. ' 37 M News Staff ' 36, ' 37 Football ' 34, ' 35, ' 36 Basketball ' 35, ' 36 Track ' 35, ' 36, ' 37 Opera ' 33, ' 34 Pen Stage ' 37 Glee Club ' 37 Scribblers ' 37 Officer ' 37 Peppers ' 36, ' 37 School Play ' 37 Opera ' 37 F. F. A. ' 33 Football ' 36 K. K. K. 36, ' 37 M News Staff ' 37 Coral Kerr Everett Powell Mary Willmore Norma Hertzig Home Ec. Club ' 33, ' 34, ' 35 Officer ' 34 Class Officer ' 35, ' 37 Peppers ' 36, ' 37 A. S. M Staff ' 37 Opera ' 37 Debating ' 37 F. F. A. Home Ec. ' 33, ' 34 Club ' 37 G. A. A. ' 36 Home Ec. Club ' 37 Class Officer ' 33, ' 34 4k TL • M PAGE ?.l 1937 MADISONI Ed w i n Smith Arvilln Rock S eniors Bud Cahoon K. K. K. -.id, ' 37 Opera ' 37 Pen Stage ' 37 Entre Nous Pep Hand ' 36. ' 37 ' 35. ' 36, ' 37 Senior Play ' 37 Vcrnell And. ' rson Pepper Club ' 36. 37 Pen . Stage ' 37 G. A. A. 37 Home Ec. Club ' 3 1 Ralph W. Kauer P. F. A. ' 31. ' 35 Officer ' 35 Ina Searle Home Ec. Club ' 34 Commercial Contest ' 35, ' 36 Terrell Woodmansee Class Officer ' 37 K. K. K. Club ' 36, ' 37 Pen Stage ' 36, ' 37 School Play ' 37 M News Staff ' 36 Hand ' 34, ' 35 Lamont Wilcox Archer High School ' 34, ' 35 F. F. A. Club ' 36, ' 37 Track Team ' 36, ' 37 Basketball ' 36. ' 37 Dora Holley Home Ec. Club ' 34 Pen Stage ' 36 Debating Squad ' 37 M News Staff ' 37 Betty Bowman Pepper Club 36. ' 37 Pen Stage ' 37 G. A. A. ' 34. ' 35. ' 36, ' 37 Madisonian Staff ' 37 Commercial Contest ' 36 School Play ' 37 Gilbert McKinlay Pep Band ' 35, ' 36. ' 37 Class Officer ' 34. ' 35. ' 36 Pen Stage ' 36 K. K. K. ' 37 Officer ' 37 Grant Jenson Loretta Burns Glee Club ' 34 ' 35 Opera ' 33 Home Ec. Club ' 36. ' 37 Lois Eckersell Officer Co-ed Club ' 35, ' 36 •M News Staff ' 37 Karl Buckmiller F. F. A. ' 33. ' 34, ' 35, ' 36 Pep Band ' 33. ' 34, ' 35, ' 36 Seniors I in Anderson Home Ec Club ' 37 Glee Club ' 36, ' 37 Spencer Cottle Opera ' 34. ' 35 Gretta Hinckley Entre Nous ' 37 Officer ' 37 M News Staff 37 Scribblers Club ' 37 Pen Stage ' 37 G.A.A. ' 37 Cecil Westover F. F. A. Club ' 34, ' 35 Bertha Wright Girl ' s Glee ' 35, ' 36 Home Ec. Club ' 34 ■M News Staff ' 37 Louis Ray Faye Blackburn Don Rackham Helen 1 lawks Dewain Wellard Opera ' 36 ' 37 Home Ec. Club F.F A. ' 33, ' 34 Stockton, California F F A Club Glue Club ' 36, ' 37 ' 36. ' 37 Heme Ec. Club ' 34. ' 35, ' 36 ' 34 ' 3.5 Mi ' 37 ' 36. ' 37 Co-ed Club Officer ' 37 Pepper Club ' 37 Pen Stage ' 37 Ruth Grover Eldon Briggs Phyllis Jeppesen Blaine Bird Lillis Widdison ' 37 Home Ec. ' M News Staff ' 37 Home Ec. Club ' 36, ' 37 F.F A. ' 36, ' 37 Opera ' 37 F.F. A. ' 36. ' 37 Opera ' 37 Opera ' 34, ' 35 K.K.K. ' 36, ' 37 School Play ' 35 Home Ec. Club ' 36, ' 37 PAGF 20 1937 MA SONIAN PAGE 30 j9 s eniors Dean Grover K.K.K. Club ' 36, ' 37 M News Staff ' 36, ' 37 Aurelia Billeter Walz Glee ' 34 Home Ec. 35, 36 Pepper Club ' 37 G.A.A. Club ' 36 Tu gas Ha nam i F.F.F. ' 34. 35, ' 36. ' 37 Judprintr Team Otrden ' 35 Scribblers Club ' 37 J. A. C Club ' 37 Officer ' 37 Jo Shirley Glee Club ' 34 Dramatic Art ' 36. DJ1 Hanson Ruby Barber David Kraus Jessie Graham Win ton Hubban F.F.A. ' 34. ' 35 Home Ec. Club ' 37 Home Ec. Club ' 36 G.A.A. ' 37 Tumbling ' 35 ' 36 School Play ' 37 [da Pat tec Pen Sta K e ' 35 ' 33 Home Ec. Club ' 34. ' 35. ' 36. ' 37 Mack Anderson F.F.A. ' 34 M News ' 36, ' 37 LaPreal Scott K yoshi Sakota F. F. A. ' 34. ' 35. ' 36 ' 37 JudjdnK Team Otrden ' 35 Shelley ' 34. ' 35 Scribblers Club ' 37 J.A.C. Club ' 37 Inez Oldham Pen Stapre ' 35. ' 3o Home Ec. Club ' 34. ' 35, ' 37 Charles Mcng F.F.A. ' 34, ' 35 Home Ec Club ' 37 i Seniors Marie Kidwell Lucas Sellers Marjorie Larsen Gail Mathews Madge Cook Home Ec. Club ' 34. ' 35, ' 36 Commercial Contest ' 36 Home Ec. Club ' 33, ' 36 M News Staff ' 36, ' 37 F.F.A. ' 34, ' 36 Bntre Nous ' 37 Opera ' 33 Coed Club ' 34. ' 35, ' 36, ' 37 Home Ec. Club ' 37 ( llaude Westover F. F. A. ' 32, ' 33. ' 34 Ruth Nelson John Beardall F.F.A. ' 34. ' 35 lelen Bement I [arold Spencer Butte Hh ' h School ' 34, ' 35 •M News Staff ' 37 Orchestra ' 36, ' 37 F.F.A. Club ' 34, ' 35, ' 36, ' 37 Judging Tteam, Ogden ' 36 G:raidine Robb Ralph Griffin Leah Ellsworth Seth Ricks Maxine Gillette St Anthony ' 34, ' 35, ' 36 Glee Club ' 37 Home Ec. Club ' 37 Horns Ec. Club ' 36. ' 37 M News Staff ' 36. ' 37 Peppers ' 36, ' 37 Opera ' 34 Glee Club ' 33, ' 34 Home Ec. Club ' 35. ' 37 F. F. A. ' 34, ' 35 ' 36 Class Officer ' 34 K.K.K. ' 37 Home Ec. Club •34. 35 PAGE 31 1937 MADIS 1937 MADISONIAN PAGE Seni ors Wilbur Park Garnet Muir Tommy Miyasaki Loa Mac Daniels John Walsh F. F. A. ' 34, ' 35, ' 36, ' 37 Officer - 37 Judging Team Ogden ' 36 Papper Club ' 35, ' 37 G.A.A. ' 35, ' 36 Home Ec. ' 35. ' 37 Glee ' 3. ' 34, ' 35 Opera ' 33. ' 34, ' 35, ' 33 Pen Stage ' 36, ' 37 Vera Smith Home Club ' 35, ' 36 Girls Glee ' 35, ' 36 Cornell Soelberg Mary J. Free Tennis ' 36, ' 37 Opera ' 33, ' 34 Officer Coed Club ' 33, ' 37 Pepper Club ' 36. ' 37 Scribblers Club President ' 37 Jack Matsuura M?lba Christenscn F.F.A. ' 33, ' 34 Japanese Club ' 37 Glee Club ' 34 Torer Club ' 36, ' 37 Scribblers Club ' 36,. ' 37 Homo Ec. Club ' 35, ' 36 G.A.A. ' 35, ' 36 Keith Blackburn Melba Byrne Lynn Hillman Camille lanson Roy Summers F.F.A. Club ' 33, ' 34 Home Ec. Club ' 35, ' 36 Debate ' 34. ' 35. ' 36. ' 37 Opera ' 37 K.K K. ' 36 F F. . Club ' 33. ' 34 Band Officer Judging ' 34. ' 35, ' 35 F.F.A. Officer ' 36. ' 37 K.K.K. Club ' 36, ' 37 Keith Wilcox Edna Nelson Ray Fransen Grant Berry F. F. A. ' 35, 36 Class officer ' 33, ' 31 F. F. A. Glee Club ' 34, ' 35, ' 36 ' 34, ' 35, ' 36, ' 37 Home Ec. Club ' 33, ' 34, ' 35, ' 36 Clifton Muir Budge Clav Gayle Young Buford Perry Glenn Bell K. K. K. Club Track 35 F. F. A. ' 36, ' 37 ' 35, ' 36, ' 37 Pep Band ' 34, ' 35, ' 36, ' 37 Clarinet Quartet ' 35, ' 36. ' 37 Librarian of Band ' 35, ' 37 M News Staff ' 36, ' 37 Opera ' 34, ' 35, ' 36. ' 37 Boys Glee ' 34, ' : ' .. Reed Sau rev F. F. A. ' 36. ' 37 PAGE 33 1937 MADISONIAN PAGE 34 Myron Brown Orlena Clark Corine Williams PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Juniors The Junior Class of ' 37 with Mr. Nelson, adviser, and Myron Brown as President, has been one of the peppiest and most outstanding classes of Madison. One of the best dances of the year was the Junior Prom , when the students had a chance to dance under the stars in the ballroom of the S. S. Junior. The Junior Class has had representatives in all of the outside activities of Madison, including, debating, athletics, music, and the school play. The type team also had the distinct ion of being exclusively made up of Juniors. We were success- ful in electing a representative from the Junior Class for queen of both the Harvest Ball and the Athletic Carnival. Along with our studies we have had many enjoyable times at matinee dances sponsored by our Junior Class. Our only hope is that we may be as successful in our Senior year as we have been as Juniors. PAGE 35 1937 MADISONIAN 1937 MADISONIAN PAGE Jerry B. Park Dorothy Cushman Ben A. Leatham Annie Rigby Billie Stowell Francos B. Williams Ruth Nadauld Dee Smith Darlene Saurey Keith Martinsen Corine Williams Douprlas Bean Joseph Madison Helen Hegsted Warren Porter Joyce Squires Douglas Harris Orlena Clark Eva Hall Austin Garner Arlene Derr Boyd Hoopes Elaine Widsteen Eldon Smith i Juniors Beth Letham Howard Craven Shirley Stoddard Glenn Bean Sarah Whittaker Leith Burns Myron Brown Lois Hon Earl Brower Helen Willmore Allen Sharp Shirley Steensma Doretha Ricks Mark Wehster Phyllis Pincoek Glen Miller Beth Belnap Max Clements Mark Sutton Ar .etta Parkinson Devere Parkinson Diana Thomson William Firth Marjorie Jenkins PAGE 37 1937 MADISONIAN 1937 MADISONIAN PA - MM 4 in 4a k JbtrLM Jun ors Ralph Tea Hannah Swasey Warren Martin Vesta Galbraith Don Elden Parker Lydia Kerbs Gladys Eckersell Morris Parkinson Iris Roberts Milton Anderson Beth Manwaring Fred Saurey Gale Statham LaRue Terry Silas Buckland Verla Gardner Dayley Hendricks Lois Paul Vera Gardner Eldon Hinckley Afton Scow Asael Clark Lueile Yamagata Verge Young PAGF 39 1937 MADISONIAN •a. Jun ors Doris Wilcox Blair Cook Madjre Jenkins Doren Parr Chester McKenna Melba Hatch Lamont Liljenquist Afton Shail Denton Beck Lydia Stewart Lila Clements Helen Shiratori Lela Jensen Lund Stuck i Julia Johnson Reva Robison Terno Odow Jennett Murdock arjorie Buckland Max Anderson Jane Nelson Ruth Cook Richard Simmons PAGE 4 1 1937 MADISONIAN 1937 MADISONIAN PAGE 42 IN MEMORIUM Grant Christensen ( ROSSING Tl [E BAR Sunset and evening star, And one clear call for me, And may there be no moaning of the bar. When I put out to sea. For though from out our bourne of time and place, The flood may bear me far, I hope to see my Pilot face to face When I have crossed the bar. Helen Hawks -Or ' Sophomores Are we in it, well I guess, Madison Sophomores — Yes, yes, yes! This has been the rallying cry of the sopohomore class of 1937. We have been in it with our Sophomore Frolic, assembly, carnival booth, attendance at basketball and football games, plays and opera. Moreover, the three cheer leaders were members of our class. Miss Waldram and Mr. Jensen, our class advisers have assisted us in creating clean sportsmanship and an enthusiastic school spirit for Madison. We have had a happy, success! ul year by making ourselves an integral part of the school. Each member must realize that to bslong to Madison he must be an eager participant in class and extra curricular activities. As we have found our place as Sophomores so w 11 we find it as Juniors and Seniors dis- playing the same loyalty and activity as now. PAGE 43 1937 MADISCNIAN FIRST ROW— Helen Leavitt, Grant Jemmett, Althen Thomas. Genevieve Bayliff, Fred Smith, SECOND ROW — Thella Thomson, Leah Anderson. Kathryn Ashrraft. Doris Peterson. Grace Cherry. Wilnia Sumner. Anna Knapp. THIRD ROW- Denton Siddoway, Winston So.dborjr. Emma Hutler. Larue Kivhy, Norman Ricks, Leatha Willmore, Sheldon Morris, Zola Anderson, Bert BriggS, Lawrence Morris FOURTH ROW — Glen Pattee, John Lee, Ralph Anderson, Dyle Peterson, Vernon Kicks. Berkley Reynold;. Lynn Jensen,. FIFTH ROW Bud Wood, Alonzo Janson. Heber Jensen, Dean Nibley. Gordon Puterson, Wayne Stout, Dennis McCullock, Reid Nelson. Loris Westover. FIRST ROW— Delia Galbraith, Esther Kerbs, Vera Johnson, Norma Garner. Grace Sorenson, Edna Archi- bald. SECOND ROW — Jack Richman Frank Smith, Ross Turner, Lawrence Grover Lowell Barber Charles Williams, Melvin Fiolley, Gilbert Parkinson. THIRD ROW— Ray Mickelson, Ellen Skelton is. Katherine Nichols. Thain Simmons. Sophomores F ' RST ROW Claude Tremelling, Orval Roylanre. Dick Crawley, Jack Crawley, Grant Bitter, Richard EHiott. SECOND ROW - Guinevere Letham, Hannah Butler. Leila Richards, Lucille Watson, Adair Janson, Bernice Naef. THIRD ROW Masayoshi Fujimoto, Jean Tucker, Donna Robinson, Velma Cherry, Rozella Chambers, Carma Bee, Afton Gardiner, George Zollinger. FOURTH ROW— Raymond Martin, Elmer Spencer, Arvilla Scott, Beth Orme, Ve lda Searle, Ellen Skelton. Katherine Nichols, Mary Clements. John Cameron. EIFTH ROW- Mildred dinger, Lucille Keppner, Harold Griffin, Grant Howard, Melvin I ' Veeman, Duane Millward, George Hansen, Ray Tuckett, Seth Simmons, Edward McMinn, Hugh Sorensen. RST ROW Trilva Moss, Barbara Sutherland, Belva White, Betty Sutherland, Yvonne McCullough Melba Winters. SECOND ROW Velma Larsen. Zola Ricks, Toshiko Odow, Shizuko Miyasaki. May Nakagawa, Lorraine Bird. THIRD ROW — Carolyn Chase, Ruth Kelley, Leone Rytting, Myrtle Belnap TjoRae Englund, Ruth Nelson. FOURTH ROW Gordon Elliott, Janice Spaulding, Dorothy Sellers, Margaret Park, Fern Pfost, Nina Machen. FIFTH ROW Dean Arnold Rex Ard, Gwen Hoopes, Thelm a Taylor, jcy Swenson, Letha Burns, Helen Welker, Ben Shirley. SIXTH ROW — Darrel Stoddard, Grant ,, ' ommett, Kazu Sakota, Stant Johnson. Lloyd Browning, Dewain Silvester, Aaron I atham, Gordon Watson, Byron Harris, Robert Ellingson. PAGE 45 Max Nadauld John Siddoway PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT Billy Stoddard Anna Stucki Richard Davis CHEER EE AIM R RECREATION LEADER SECRETARY TREASURER Freshmen The Freshman Class with one hundred and ninety-one members is the largest class at Madison. Through the year it has been learning the rules and traditions of the school that it might better play its part. The class has sponsored roller skating parties, programs, dances, and has been loyal to all school activities. I1RST ROW— Lawrence Free, Kyle Stevens. Jack Bailey, Rex WeJker, Reed Bell. Merlin Liljenquist, lehn A Atkinson Rex Crawley. SECOND ROW— -Lola Browning, Harold Yamagata. Russell Peattie. ola Westover Elva Nelson, Coral Peterson. Zola Cook. Thelma Taylor, Anna Stucki, Lela Anderson. Merrill Packer! THIRD ROW— Bill Stoddard. Max Nadauld. Billy Hillman. Phil Evans, Golden Buck- rtiiller Alfred Ricks, Lyle Christensen. Edith Anderson. Thelma Jessen, Helen Mae Hillman. Erma Johann. Norma Stacey. FOURTH ROW John Siddovvay, Clinton Morris, Lorin Widdison, Boyd Jemmett, Ferrel Wood! Dave Dabell, Don Carlson, Theron Atkinson, Jerry Brian, Jim Skelton, Reed Tucker, Max Atkinson, Alden Rigby. FIRST ROW Dan Stoddard, Roy Bro ver. Masaao Bingo, Fumiko Odow. Machea s  kota - Dorothy jfhu; ,f Alma Knapp. Rulon Hansen. SECOND ROW Phyllis Davis. DaRena Watson. Lucille Barber Catherine Hansen, Lydia Hein e, Ruth Johnson. Darla Preece, Hatsuko Shigihara, Lucille Gibson, Marilyn Moore. THIRD ROW— Wanda Ard, Dorothv Garr r, Alta Hillman, Alice Anderson. Cleo Jones, Reah fcaraiey. Marjorie Nelson, Luella Parker, Stella Jensen, Vera Manwaring, Cleo Williams. Ruth Westover. 1 ' UUKIl! ROW Ralph Taylor. Jay Ricks. Malc::lm Nichols Ken Sakaguchi, Jack Smith. Grant Siddoway, Richard Davis, Brent Quill, Merlin Bean, Lawing McCulloch, Blaine Owens. I ' A ' , I 47 1937 Mi 1937 MADISONIAN PAGE 48 FIRST ROW — Lamar Hansen, Ivan Freeman, Melvin Sorenson, Lee Machen, Hark Misseldine, Wallace Clark, Louis Webster. SECOND ROW Roila Oldham. Erva Leavitt, Thailia Beattie. Delpha Walz. Loretta Gallup, Vie Ricks. Lucille Widdison, Ruby Wood, Joey Hertzig, Norma Sellers. THIRD ROW Lorraine Baumgartner, Norma Hall, Ruby Saurey, LaPreal Riggs, Jean Young. Helen Middleton, Gladys Strepy, Fern Keppner. Norma Smith, Phyllis Eckersell. FOURTH ROW Lorraine Smith, Keith Freeman, Merlin Lyme. Harold Keppner, Glen Gunter, Lowell Jensen. Thel Hendricks. Morgan Garner. Dale Bowen, Dear Zollinger. P ' IRST ROW — Frank Sasaki, Bud Stoddard, John Kauer, Andrew Brower, Daniel Weimer, Yataka Hanami Rilly McKinley, Harold Powell, Grant Heileson. SECOND ROW— Donna Parkinson, Gwyneth Fisher, ' Rebinette Larsen. Marjorie Mclntire, Ruth Evans, Norma Labrum, Fay Lee, Virginia Larsen, Dorothy Home, Erma Clements, Salma Neiwirth. THIRD ROW— Pearl Jensen, Francis Parker, Maxine Eversen, Leah Hansen. Deon Gardner. Bernice Shirlay, Nadine Wellard, Harriet Lannen, Wanda Gray Ger trude V.hittle. Jeanette Chappie, Dnthell Mclnt-cr. Marjorie Rytting. FOURTH ROW— Leo Smith, John Smith, Robert Weber. Gene Barney. Clyde Allen. Jesse Niederer, Oscar Trost, Frank Skidmore Dee Winmi ' ' - Donald Olsen. . , , CAMPUS LIFE PAGE 5 1 1937 MADISONIAN PAGE 52 I R BHMAN CLASS Lucille Gibson PERSONALITIES SOPHOMORE CLASS Byron Harris PACT !V! 1937 MADISONIAN 1937 MADISONIAN PAGE 54 ORGANIZATIONS TOP ROW- Lenore Craven: Douglas Harris, Editor; Virginia Erdman ; Howard Newby ; Maxine Atkinson, Associate Editor. SECOND ROW Jcse-h Madison; Betty Bowman; Milton Anderson ; Katherine Nichols: Byron Harris. THIRD ROW Ruth Nadauld ; Jerry Park : Lund Stucki : Eldon Smith : Dean Nihley BOTTOM ROW S. G. Nelson, Adviser: Howard Craven; Glen Walker, Business Manager; Don Carlson; Joyce Squires and Silas Buckland did all the art work for the Madisonian. Madi iscnian Staff This year the staff has end avored to give to the students an original, and represent- ative yearbook. We wish to express our appreciation to you students of Madison foi your splendid cooperation. Douglas Harris, Editor Maxine Atkinson, Associate Editor S. G. Nelson, Adviser PAGE 57 1937 MADISONIAN PAGE 53 President, Arlene Derr Vice President, Wilda Moss Secretary and Treasurer, Corine Williams Librarian, Glen Bell President, Jerry Park lee President, Betty Sutherland Orchestra Secretary and Treasurer, Barbara Sutherland Librarian, Blaine Cook Glee Clubs The Glee Clubs were reorganized this year by Mr. Christensen so as to include larger groups of students. Their activities have promoted the spirit of our school and interested many more students in music. PAGE 59 1937 MADIS( DISONIAN PAGE 60 M News Staff Editor-in-Chief: Warren Porter The journalism class has been the recruiting office for the M News Staff members during the past two years. It has been found very practical to make the paper a part of the activity of that class, as it provides a source of practical training on the job, and furnishes an opportunity to improvi the quality of the publication by mutual criticism. Barton Watson VICE-PRESIDENT Brent Sutherland PRESIDENT Mary Edith Web;r SEC. 5 TREAS. ACTIVITIES FIRST ROW Dora Holley, (Catherine Nichols, Coral Kerr SECOND ROW Mr. Parkinson. Billie Hillman, Eldon Smith, Lynn Hillman. Howard Craven. Mr. Gee Debaters Madison enjoyed a successful debating season this year under the direction of Mr. Parkinson and Mr. Gee. The question for debate was, Resolved: That all electric utilities should be govern- mentally owned and operated. The affirmative team consisted of Coral Kerr, Billie Hillman, Katherine Nichols, and Eldon Smith. Howard Craven, Dora Holley and Lynn Hillman upheld the negative side. At the beginning of ihe debating season, the debaters entered a practice tournament at Blackfoot, where they participated in twelve debates. They won second place in this contest. On April eighth they entered the district tournament at Sugar City. The nega- tive team won all of their debates and the affirmative tzz:t) lost one debate to Sugar City, thus Madison and Sugar City were tied for first place. The final debate was h.T! ilu next day, Madison ' s negative team going to Sugar City and Sugar City ' s negative team coming to Madison. These were very exciting and hard fought contests, which displayed the must exciting debates of the season. PAGE 63 1937 MAD PAGE 64 School Play The Ghost Train LEFT TO RIGHT- Mariana Webster, Gordon Elliott. Mark Webster. Lucien Young, Melvin Marshall, Max Nadauld. Milton Anderson. Ross Turner. Dora Fay Tav ' or. I.enon Craven. Ruth Nadauld. Dee Smith THE GHOST TRAIN PASSES THROUGH LEFT TO RIGHT: Lucien Young, Ruth Nadauld. Dee Smith. Mark Webster, Mariana Webstar, Melvin Marshall, Dora Fay Taylor. Ross Turner. Lenore Craven, Milton Anderson SCHOOL PLAY THE GHOST TRAIN HOLDUP SCENE Terrell Woodmansee, Betty Bowman, Gordon Elliott. Mark Webster, Lucein Young Melvin Marshall, Zola Max Nadauld, Winton Hubbard, Devere Parkson, Ellen Skelton, Wilma Sumner. TELLING OF GHOST TRAIN STORY Betty Bowman, Terrell Woodmansee, Mark Webster, Lucein Young. Winton Hubbard, Devere Parkinson, Ell Wilma Sumner. Melvin Marshall, Zola Anderson PAGE 65 1937 MA 1937 MADISONIAN PAGE 66 FIRST ROW — Carolyn Chase, Boyd Hoopes, Helan Manwaring, Shirley Steensma, Dora Fay Taylor SECOND ROW— Myron Brown. Dorothy Cushman, Ruth Nadauld TRIRD ROW — Louis Ray, Devere Parkinson, Max Nadauld, Milton Anderson, Lyle Christensen, Howard Newby X FIRST ROW Miss Wentz, Maxine Atkinson. Vernel] Anderson, Coral Kerr. SECOND ROW Bud Cahoon. Dean Grover. Inez Brown, Glen Walker, Reed Liljenquist. Senior Play The annual Senior Play, The Arrival of Kitty was presented in the Madison High School Audi- torium, May 12, 1937. It was a hilarious comedy in three acts under the direction of Miss Lorna Wentz, Dramatic Instructor and Virginia Erdman, Student Director. The cast included William Winkler, Reed Liljenquist; Aunt Jane, Maxine Atkinson; Jane, Coral Kerr; Bobbie Baxter, Glen Walker; Kitty, In z Brown; Benjamin More, Dean Grover; Ting, Bud Cahoon; Sam, Owen Johnson; Suzette, Vernell Anderson. PAGF fi7 1937 MADISONIAN 1937 MADISONI vN PAGE 68 Commercial Department One of the many noteworthy accomplishments of the past year in the Commercial Department was the work shown by the typing studc-nts under the direction of K. W. Devenport, head of the Com- mercial Department. The second year typewriting team, consisting of Morris Parkinson, Devere Parkinson and Lee John- son won first place in the Inter-mountain Commercial Contest, which was held at Provo, Utah, in April. They won a large blanket which will be hung in the typewriting room. Morris also won first place in the individual award, and received a scholarship to the Brigham Young University. i i s CLUBS p epper Club 1, President, Helen Manwaring Vice-President, Virginia Erdman; Secretary, Maxine Atkinson: Treasurer, Mariana Webiter; Reporter, Lenore Craven m The Pepper Club is a firm supporter of our schoool and its activities. It is composed of Seniors .md Junior girls who are chosen for their scholar- ship, pep, and personality. The club has successfully sponsored programs and parties; taken charge of the ushering at school events; and contributed pep and cheering to bas- ketball and football gamer. PAGE 71 ••J Miss Barbara 1 ADVISER 1937 MADIS 1937 MADISONIAN PAGE 72 FIRST ROW — Bourdette Everson, Dean Grover, Glen Walker. Seth Ricks. Reed Liljenquist. SECOND ROW Howard Craven, Boyd Hoopes, Dousrlas Harris, Lloyd Taylor Eldon Smith. Roy Summers, Joseph Madison THIRD ROW — Devere Parkinson, Terrell Woodmansee, Austin Garner Myrjn Br ' n Billie Slowed, Milton Anderson, Bud Cahoon, Bill Siddoway, Arlin Stoddard. FOURTH. ROW Lund Stucki, K.-r, Pincocl . Warren Porter, Owen Johnson, Howard Newby, Mr. Gee. Gilbert MeKinley, Glen Bell, Jerry Park, Louis Parkinson. K, K appa l egga Knaies K, Klub The Kappa Kegga Kn.iles Klub started the fifth year of its organization with the election of the following officers: President, Lloyd Taylor; Vice-President, Gilbert McKinlay; Secretary and Treasurer, Reed Liljenquist; Reporter, Glen Walker. This year there were thirteen Junior pledges and eighteen Senior pledges. The initiation lasted for five days and was a worthy test of the endurance, stamina and sportsmanship of the pledges. After the finalities of the initiation, the new members were given a banquet by the Senior members, which helped to unite the club. The club has been especially active this year. It has instituted much pep and good will throughout the school. The formal ball was; very successful and everyone who attended enjoyed it to the fullest extent. The club also took part in many other school events and was well reprresrented in all activities. s FIRST ROW Jerry Park, Eldon Smith, Gilbert McKinlay, Bud Cahoon. Jim Skelton. SECOND ROW: Esther Willmore, Ida Alderman, Frances Williams, Leila Anderson, Marylin Moore Ruth Nadauld, Annie Riifby. THIRD ROW — Gordon Watson, Glen Walker, Warren Porter, Evan Christensen, Joseph Madison. Billie Stowell, Dewain Silvester, FOURTH ROW Ben A. I.eatham, Boyd Hoopes, Ruth Kelly, Myron Brown, Arlene Derr, Ross Turner, Milton Anderson. Pep Band The pep band was organized at the beginning of the year under the name Madison Harmony Squad . The purpose of the club has been to add school spirit to the basketball and football games and to all school activities. The club was present at all home games and several which were held out of town, as well as every game Madison played at the tournament. The Pep Band won the cup for tlu best entry in the Co-ed Club Vaudeville. The present officers are President and Leader, Boyd Hoopes; Secretary, Frances Williams; Reporter, Carolyn Chajc; Adviser, Evan Christensen. PAGE 73 1937 MADISONIAN DISONIAN PAGE FIRST ROW— Mary Free, Lenore Craven, Melba Christenson, Dora Fay Taylor, Julia Middleton, Afton Scow Lucille Gil. in SECOND ROW Kiyoshi Sakota, Tugas Hanami, Cornell Soelberg, Miss Howard, Melvin Marshall, Howard Craven Lawi. no Free MEMORIES The yester-years seem far away Yet while I dream and smile and cry, Those mem ' ries fond, come rushing back Through all the years gone bye — )T|hs dying ember ' s glow is cast Upon my gown and me, But all these things unnoticed pass While mem ' ry walks with me. The sweetest things recalled to life — Yet sorrow wound its path so free, With life ' s experience gliding bv To make its mark on me. Tho I should be the next to go [From this good earth with bounties high, Time can ' t erase those mem ' ries dear Of happy moments passing by. — Lenore Craven Scribbler s Club A MENTAL REST WHAT MORE COULD I ASK? He has given me life He has given me love And He gave me liberty As the stars above. He has given me health As a warm spring day He has given me the enjoyment of life As a flower n May. All these I cherish And one, one other What more could I ask? He gave me a mother. — Melvin Marsha TO SPRING When the robins sing from the trees, And the grass peeps up from the warm earth T gaze at a busy humming bee: When seeds awaken with new birth And the Meadow Larks warble From across the way. When the brook begins to ramble When the skies are blue, not gray When the roses bloom in pride And the Tulips blush with color When all earth life d?ep down inside Knows that their busy industry Has blessed them once again As Spring and she walked down earth ' s lane. 1 — Mary J. Free G. A. A. The G. A. A. ( Girl ' s Athletic Association I was organized for the purpose of promoting good sports- manship and physical culture anions the trills of Madison. This club is a strong contestant in all school activities. President, Corrine Williams ; Vice-President, Ellen Skelton ; Secretary and Treasurer, Beth Belnap, Point Manager, Thelma Taylor : Reporter, Lucile Gibson ; Adviser, Barbara Hansen. J. AC. C. The J. A. C. C. I Japanese-American Citizens Club) of Madison Hinh School. Adviser. Miss Howard, Piesident, Tugas Hanami : Vic j-President, Jack Matsuura : Secretary and Treasurer, Ken Sakaguchi ; Reporter, Helen Shiratori. Aim of the club: To encourage leadership, co-operation, the support of school activities, to bring about f riendliness and a close)- undjrstandinK between Japanese and American students. 1937 MADISONIAN 1937 MADISONIAN PAGE 76 Co-ed Club All girls in th? High school are numbers of the Co-ed Club. Two important activities sponsored by this club during the year are the Co-ed Club Vaudeville, and Girls ' Day. During the past few years these girls have equipped th; girls ' dressing rooms. Other beneficial projects are under way. The officers are: President Virginia Erdman : Vice President, Lois Eckersell : Secretary-Treasurer, Betty Sutherland ; Reporter. Mary Free ; Senior Representative. Helen Hawks . Junior Representative, Ruth Ricks; Sophomore Representative. Belva White; Freshman Representative, Ruth Johnson 4 Pen and Stage The purpose of the Pen and Stage is to provide an opportunity for those interested in Dramatic Art to participate in some form of drama during the year, acting or coaching. Officers are: President, Inez Brown; Vice President. Elaine Widsteen ; Secretary and Treasurer, Dorothy Cushman The H ome Economics Club The Home Economics Club was organized in 193 5 for the purpose of raising the standards of living for the American youth. Every year the H. E. C. sponsors or participates in the following: Harvest Ball; Athletic Carnival- Birth- day Luncheon; Vaudeville; Girls Day. Mad ison Boy ' s League All the boys in the school are included in ilie Hoys League. They meet at intervals during th.2 year and have interesting speakers talk to them. Officers are: President, Austin Garner; Vice President. Denton Siddoway ; Secretary and Treasurer. Bourdette Everson : Reporter, Louis Parkinson Entre N ous The Entre Nous Club was organ- ized by the French students in 193 5. The purpose was to gain a more in- tensive knowledge of the French language, customs and culture. This has been achieved through such activities as parties, games, reports and programs relative to France. The officers of the club arc: The Officers are: President, Corine Williams: Vice President. Oilena Clark, Secretary and Treasurer, Eva Hall President Howard Craven ; Vice President, Gretta Hinckley: Secretary Reed Liljenquist Adviser, Mrs. Olive Wehr s FIRST ROW Merlin Bean, Lorin Wkldison. Reed Tucker, Dean Zollinger, Brent Quirl. SECOND ROW -Douglas Bean. Mr. Palmer, Bill Siddoway, Grant Siddoway, Reed Mortimer, Hugh Sorensun, Ren Smith. F. F. A. San Francisco Our chapter has been active this year. After winning the State Contest at Boise, the Dairy Judg- ing team went to Kansas City, Missouri to compete in the contest. This team was Douglas Bean, Roy Summers, and Louis Parkinson. They placed seventh with Louis Parkinson fourth high man in the con- test. Louis also won the District, State and Regional public speaking contests, and placed second in the national at Kansas City. The potato grading team placed second at the contest held at Shelley in October, with Edwin Smith high man in the contest. The Livestock Judging and Seed Judging teams went to the Ogden Livestock Show. The seed judging team placed Second and the Livestock team placed fifth. Louis Parkinson, Edwin Smith, and Tommy Miyasaki were on the seed judging team and Edwin Smith, Bill Siddoway, and Lloyd Galbraith on the Livestock team. In March 1 1 bovs from our Chapter exhibited baby-beef steers at the Baby Beef Show at San Francisco. Douglas Bean won first place with each of his two steers and received Reserve Grand Cham- pion of the show with the larger steer. Lorin Widdison stood second in his class with his Hereford steer and Grant Siddoway also placed second in his class with an Angus calf. PAGE 77 1937 MADISONIAN PAGE Chapter Officers FIRST ROW Ron Smith. Reporter: Mr. Palmer, Douglas Bean. Secretary. SECOND ROW Denton Siddoway, Treasurer: Wilbur Park, Watch Do ; Bill Siddoway, President; [toy Summers. Vice President. ATHLETICS September 25- Madison 13 Driggs October 2— Madison 0 Firth 6 October 16 — Madison 12 Ashton 12 October 30— Madison 0 St. Anthony 26 November 11— Madison 0 Sugar City 0 Coach Biddulph PAGE 81 1937 MADISONIAN 1937 MADISONIAN Breaking Firth ' s Defense Bourdette Everson Denton Beck Arlin Stoddard LEFT END LEFT GUAR!) RIGHT END i I Austin Garner Warren Porter Dick Smith LEFT HALFBACK LEFT GUARD LEFT TACKLE Earl Brower Kay Pincock Melvin Freeman Douglas TTarr ' s III HALFBACK CENT ER RIGHT TACKLE LEFT HALFBACK 1937 MADISON PAGE 84 FIRST ROW Eldnii Hinckley. Iiud e Clay, Bourdette Everson. Ralph Anderson, Louis Parkinson, Terrell Woodmansee. SECOND ROW EUlen Parker. Vernon Ricks. Mark Webster. ! und Stucki. Verne Young, Dean Arnold, Gilbert MeKinlay. THIRD ROW Terno Odow, Clifton Muir. Owen Johnson. Kay Pincock, Lamont Wilcox. Austin Garner, Myron Brown, Max Anderson, Coach Biddulph. Track Under the supervision of Coach Biddulph, the track team ot Madison won second place in the Dis- trict, and third place in the Inter-District Track Meets, and qualified one man to go to the State Meet. Earlier in the season they won two triangular meets with St. Anthony and Sugar-Salem. The team is composed of the following group of athletes: 100-220 Yard Dash — Lamont Wilcox, Austin Garner, Seth Ricks and Terno Odow. 400 Yard Dash — Ralph Anderson, Seth Ricks, Kay Pincock. 120 Yard High Htirdles—H rold Spencer. 220 Yard Low Hurdles — Lloyd Taylor, Mvron Brown. Half Mile — Ralph Anderson, Elden Parker. Mile — Louis Parkinson, Budge Clay. Midley Relay — Dean Arnold, Lund Stuc ' u, Clifton Muir, Eldon Hinckley, Elden Parker. Half Mile Relay — Lamont Wilcox, Kay P ncock, Seth Ricks, Austin Garner, Terno Odow. Shot Pitt — Owen Johnson, Reed Liljenquist, Gilbert MeKinlay, Lamont Wilcox. Javelin — Owen Johnson, Reed Liljenquist. Discus — Lamont Wilcox, Owen Johnson. High Jump — Harold Spencer, Verge Young Terrell Woodmansee. Pole Vault — Gilbert MeKinlay, Vernon Ricks. FIRST ROW Douglas Harris, Archie Lewis, Bourdette Kverson, Austin Garner, Seth Ricks SECOND ROW Reeil Liljenquist, Owen Johnson, Lament Wi lcox, Lloyd Taylor, Glen Walker, Coach P i l !ulph LEFT TO RIGHT .Jack Richman. Earl Bowen. Byron Harris, Aaron Leatham, Vernon Ricks, Berkley Reynolds Max Snedaker, Vaughn Peterson, Melvin Freeman PAGE 85 ISONIAN PAGE 86 Lloyd Taylor GUARD Lamont Wilcox CENTER - CAPTAIN Basket Ball Op. M Dec. 11 Midway 20 42 Dec. Ill Shelley 18 24 Dec. 30 Black foot 21 23 Jan. 2 Pocatella 32 25 Jan. G Shelley 24 29 Jan. 8 Ashton 17 2B Jan. 13 Dritfirs 14 36 Jan. 1 ) Suirar-Salem 33 3j Jan. 22 St. Anthony 27 49 Jan. 2!) St. Anthony 15 20 Feb. 3 Ashton 19 44 Feb. 5 Idaho Falls 35 17 Feb 12 Suifar-Salem 22 43 Feb. 17 Black foot 29 28 Feb. 19 Idaho Falls 42 20 Feb. 24 Pocatelb 45 8 Total 413 479 TOURNAMENT GAMES Op. M. DriKKS 13 49 Iona 41 52 Idaho Falls 27 20 Rigby 46 37 Total 127 158 Reed Liljenqnist FORWARD Owen Johnson GUARD Glen Walker J ORW ' ARD Bourdette Everson CENTER Austin Garner GUARD Seth Ricks FORWARD - GUARD BASKET BALL Schedule of Games for Second Team MADISON HIGH SCHOOL Op. M Dec. 11 Midway 7 27 Dec. 19— Shelley 16 20 Jan. 6- Shelley 26 19 Jan. 8— Ashton 13 33 Jan. 15 Sutrar-Salem 26 22 Jan. 22— St. Anthony 28 27 Jan. 29— St. Anthony 24 22 Feb. 2 Ashton 22 27 Feb. 5 Idaho Falls 15 18 Feb 12 Sutrar-Salem - - 31 35 Feb. 19 Idaho Falls 15 22 Archie Lewis CENTER - FOR WARD Douglas LI a iris I OR WARD PAGE 87 1937 MAC 1937 MADISONIAN FIRST ROW Cornell Soelbenj. Jerry Park. Douglas Mi-Kinlay SECOND ROW Don Carlson, Douglas Karris, .los.-ph Madison Tennis Tennis, being a new sport at Madison, had a rather hard climb for popularity. Madson has had some very good tennis teams in the past, and is striving for some better ones in the future. In 1 936 we won the state championship cup for doubles. Because of cold weather and a late spring, few matches have been played so far this year. Madison won the singles and doubles matches from Sugar City, and the doubles matches from Blackfoot. They will also play many more matches this spring and hope to win a great majority of them. SNAPSHOTS c September 193 6 — 8 — Registration Day. 9 — Class work begins. 16 — Class Officers elected. 21-25 — Senior Week. 2 5 — Football game with Driggs. Peanut Prom. October 193 6 — 2 — Harvest Vacation begins Football game with Firth. 16 — Football game with Ashton. 19 — Returned from Harvest Vacation. 19-2 3 — Junior Week. 24 — Round Robin Series begin. 3 0 — Football game with St. Anthony. Harvest Bawl November 1936 — 11 — Armistice Day Program. Football game with Sugar City. 16-20 — Sophomore Week. 2 3 — Pen and Stage Plays. 2 5 — Thanksgiving vacation begins. 30 — Return from Thanksgiving. December 193 6 — 11 — Sophomore Frolic. 19 — Basketball game with Shelley. 2 3 — Christmas vacation begins. 3 0 — Basketball with Blac ' .:foot. January 1937 — 2 — Basketball with Pocatello. endar 4 — Return from Christmas Vacation. 13 — Played Driggs Basketball. 21- 22 — Annual Opera Daniel Boone . Semester Ends. 29 — Fathers ' and Mothers ' Day. Basketball with St. Anthony. February 1937 — 3 — Played Ashton Basketball. 12 — Lincoln ' s Birthday Program. Played Basketball with Sugar-Salem. 19 — Basketball game with Idaho Falls. 22 — Washington ' s Birthday Program. 26 — Co-ed Vaudeville. March 1937— 4, 5, 6 — Basketball Tournament Here. 12 — Junior Prom . 18-19— School Play The Ghost Train . 24 — Band Concert. April 1937— 12-16 — Freshman Week. 16 — Athletic Carnival. 2 3 — Senior Ball. 26 — Clean up Day. May 193 7— 5 — Senior Sneak. 7— Girl ' s Day. 12 — Senior Play. 13 — Award Assembly. 14 — Senior Day at College. 27 — Commencement, PAGE 91 1937 MADISON A New Fountain Billboard Sweethearts Who ' s Who lien Enpdy injr SprinK (ianjfster looks worried Two Kirls and a beanpole Corner street sonk Wrs Kriti tnif Jerry (Oh shucks l Dee vs. Corine The Fisherman Laurel and Hardy Four urown Kirls A yountf man ' s fancy A corner stone of Madison Meet Miss and Miss Tree Decorations A boy, a girl, and ? Miss or Mrs. or ? The Shadow Boxer Looking for someone Under Supervision Ben, going out for tennis What is above those feet Lloyd and Maxine Having a relapse Joe Madison Camera Man Kay P. and Diana T. I Today I yam a man l Flagpole sitter Reed and Bud ( Musicians ) PAGE 93 1937 MADISONI Rosy Window Peekers Duckland A sight for sore eyes Studious Dick The lazy tribe Another Epitaph Window Obstacles Miss Mill ward You can ' t fool us I Miss Howard ( Is it work or play An intelligent looking chap Someones beak Sportsmen Twins The villian is surprised PAGE 95 1937 N Ack nowledgement bakeries: Betsy Ross Bakery — Betsy Ross bread and cakes lead them all in flavor. BROADCASTING STATIONS: K. I. D. — Radio Service. banks: Rexburg State Bank — Make Our Bank Your Bank . barbers: Star Barber Shop — College Avenue DeMott ' s Barber Shop — Drop in for a cool shave.. Watt ' s Barber Shop — Where service is efficient beauty salons: Winzler Beauty Salon. Mary Etta Beauty Parlor. Modern Beauty Shop. Wright ' s Modern Beauty Service. Brown ' s Beauty Parlor. book stores: Porter ' s Book Store cleaners: Regal Cleaners — We try to do the impossible — Please Everyone. Bandbox Cleaners — Across the street, south of the Post Office. CLOTHING STORES: Classic Shop — Because She Loves Nice Things . McCracken Stores — Better Values for the Money You Spend. J. C. Penney Co. — When You Buy at Penney ' s It ' s Right in Price. It ' s Right in Price, In Quality, In Style. Liberty Department Co. — If It Isn ' t Right, Bring It Back. Rexburg Z.C.M.I. — The Best in Dry Goods and Groceries. confectioners: Young ' s Confectionery — Young ' s, the High School Hangout. Hy-School Lunch — Across from the High School. Come in and get acquainted. creameries: Upper Snake River Dairy Association — Chal- lenge Butter Products. Nelson Ricks Creamery — Banquet Dairy Product s. dentists: Dr. B. R. Gill. Dr. Blair Rich. DOCTORS: Dr. W. L. Sutherland. Dr. H. B. Rigby. Dr. L. F. Rich. Dr. W. C. Terry. Dr. W. M. Summer. DRUG stores: City Drug Store — - Independently Owned and Operated. Joy Drug Store — Save with safety at the Joy Drug Store. elevators: Midland Elevators — Satisfaction on Every- thing. ELECTRIC APPLIANCES: H. L. Larsen Electric — Corner of C. W. M. Building, Zenith Radios — Kelvinator: Refrigerators; Washers; Ironers; Ranges engravers: DeBouzek Engraving Co., Salt Lake City. garages: Chevrolet Garage — The Complete Car — Com- pletely New. Rexburg Motor — Ford and Texaco starts ' em C. A. Cottle Garage — Repair Jobs Done on All Cars. Johnson Motor Company — We Sell Plymouth and Pontiac. grocers: Mallory ' s — Phone 90, Free Delivery; Fancy, Fresh Fruits and Vegetables; Quality Gro- ceries and Meats. Broulim ' s Food Store — Where Quality and Economy Rules. Safeway Stores — Distribution without waste . F. Numoto Japanese Store — The only Japanese Store in Rexburg. Shirley ' s Grocery — Your friendly neigbor- hood store. O. P. Skaggs — Assurity of Purity . JEWELRY STORES: Kugler ' s Jewelry Store — Watch Repairs. All Work Guaranteed. Autrcy Brothers — Compliments of Autrey Bros., Denver, Colorado; High School Jewelry; Announcements and Diplomas Ack nowledgement FURNITURE, HARDWARE, IMPLEMENTS: Flamm and Co. — The Comfort of Liv i n  is in the Home. Harris Implement Co. — Best in the West , quicker and runs ' em slicker. (iambic Stores — Friendly Service; Hardware, Auto Supplies; Electrical Appliances; Sport- ing Goods. We extend an invitation to all students of Madison to come in and get acquainted with us — where goods with the best quality are sold for the least money. Graham-Boyle Hardware Co. — Hardware and Furniture. Phone I 1 . Rexburg Implement Co. — Dependable Mer- chandise. Mountain States Implement Company — A quality product. C. W. M. Company — Excellent Service- given here. hotels: [damont Hotel — 100 Rooms — 50 with bath Strictly Modern. Official AAA Hotel. LIGHT AND POWER: Utah Power Fight Co. — Electricity is the Biggest Bargain m the Home. lumber: Tri-State Lumber Co. — Fuller ' s Paints. Varn- ishes, and everything in building materials. music: Rexburg Music Company — We deal in all musical merchandise. MI AT MARK ITS: City Meat Market — Quality Meats. S. J. Skelton Meat Market Ross Jolley — Come in for better meats. photograpy: Anderson Photo Co. — Idaho ' s Leading Photo- graphers — Established 1900 — Photography in this book is by us. plumbing: P. O. Thompson Co., Inc. — Pratt and Lam- bert Paints. Fairbank Morse Stokers. A. E. Carlson Sons — Plumbing, Heating, Tining and Roofing. PUBLISHERS AND PRINTERS: The Rexburg Journal — We Published the Madisonian. The Rexburg Standard — Satisfactory Printing. The Announcer — We print signs and do mimeograph work. paint shops: Rexburg Auto Paint Shop — The Best Paints . restaurants: The Commercial Grill — Located on Main Street near Bank. Phone 32. Electric Coffee Shop — Ruth Sandell, Propri- etress, Rexburg, Idaho. College Avenue, Quality Foods, Courtesy, Service. The Rex Cafe — Fish and Oriental Food A Specialty. REAL ESTATE: Turner Smith — Real Estate that excels. service stations: Ace Taylor ' s Texaco Service — Texaco Gasoline Conoco Service Station — Service is our Motto. Moon ' s Service Station — Shell Gasoline. Log Cabin Service Station — Pep Gasoline. Pep Service Station — Wells Grover, Manager. Quaker State Oil, Atlas Tires and 24 hour service. Fred ' s Wesco Service — The latest in better service. Standard Station — (Harold Hallstrom, Pro- prietor) — Unsurpassed. shoe shops: Eagle Shoe Shop — Repairing while you wait. theatres: DcMordaunt Drcnncn Theatres — Our True Intent Is All For Your Delight. Nuart and Mission at Blackfoot. Rio and Gayety at Idaho Falls. Romance and Elk at Rexburg. Roxy and Rialto at St. Anthony. VARIETY STORES: M. H. King Co. — Rexburg ' s only variety store. WELDING: Bell ' s Blacksmith Shop — Acetylene and Elec- trical Weldin , General Blacksmithing. Cole ' s Blacksmith Shop — Acetylene welding and General Blacksmithing. PATRONIZE THOSE WHO PATRONIZE US! 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