Madison High School - Yearbook (Rexburg, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 65 of the 1939 volume:

Published by ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF MADISON HIGH SCHOOL Photographs by ANDERSON STUDIO Engravings by WESTERN ENGRAVING COLORTYPE COMPANY Printing by REXBURG JOURNAL 1F(0 R1IEW(0 KI!D) IF WE HAVE SUCCEEDED IN SHOW- ING YOU THE LIFE AND ACTIVITIES OF THE MADISON STUDENTS IN THIS MADISONIAN WE HAVE ACCOM- PLISHED OUR PURPOSE. WITH THESE PICTURES WE HOPE TO RE- MEMBER THE FRIENDS, THE WORK, AND THE FUN WE HAVE HAD AT MADISON. IN THE FOREWORD, WE WANT TO SHOW APPRECIATION TO THE FACULTY WHO HAVE HELD UP THE STANDARDS AND HIGH IDEALS OF THIS GRAND SCHOOL. AS YOU TURN THE PAGES IN YEARS TO COME, MAY YOUR MEMORIES ALL TURN BACK TO YOUR HAPPY DAYS AT MADISON. TO A DREAM OUR HOPES ARE WOVEN AROUND OUR DREAMS, THEY URGE AND INSPIRE US ON IT SEEMS. FOR GREAT AND SMALL IN THIS RACE REQUIRE THE HOPE THAT BEAUTIFUL DREAMS INSPIRE. MAY MADISON AND HER STUDENTS FIND THEIR DREAMS COME TRUE WITH PASSING TIME. IN MEMORIUM Pal O ' Mine Do you know the days are brighter, Pal O ' mine, For the charm of having met with you? Do you know my heart is hghter, For the thought that you were true? It ' s a long and weary way we ' ve traveled. Pal O ' mine, But we ' ve reached the lonely parting in the road, Where you pass on to God ' s own white throne. While T remain to tread the stony path alone. In the battle ' s din, undaunted. You were true to God ' s ideal. Not another manly trait was wanted, Pal O ' mine. To make your life a shining light to man. And tho ' you join the ranks of death. Pal O ' mine. Yet it ' s not forgotten you will be, But your name will live in glory In annals of the free . AIID)M1IIMIII TRAT1II(0 W School Board The members of the student body appreciate the leadership and cooperation of the members of the School Board. Top Row: W. E. Johnson, S. J. Skelton, Chairman; J. S. Webster. Bottom Row: George A. Hoopes, T. V. Smith, Arnold Williams. Superintendent E. S. Stucki At the conclusion of another very successful school year, I express appre- ciation to the faculty and the students for the splendid work accomplished. I congratulate the editor, the adviser, and the Madisonian staff for this splendid book. I commend the seniors for their splendid work during the past four years and wish them happiness and success as they go out, as graduates, into further study and into their various pursuits and activities. For the juniors, sophomores, and freshmen I wish a most happy vacation and hope that all may return again in September. As we go out for the vacation or as graduates, may we all carry with us the Spirit of Madison which is the spirit of youth, of advancement, of progress, of happiness, and of service. I extend to each of you my personal good wishes and my desire to be of help to you at any time. FACULTY Elmer S. Crowley DKAMATIC S, ART, UNGMSfl Ruth II. Biddulph tNGLlSH, ORIENTATION Margaret Morgan I NGI.ISH, PHYS. EIX Alma E. Tueschcr SOCIAL SCIENCE Nellie Robinson ENGLISH E. West Parkinson HISTORY Fred M. Wehr MATHEMATICS S. G. Nelson SCIENCE, MATHEMATICS Dale Riggins CHEMISTRY, SCIENCE Jay O. Brinton BIOLOGY Harold B. Stowell COACH FACULTY Bertrand Gardner SMITH - HUGHES Alys Price DOMESTIC ART Ethelynne Ashton DOMESTIC SCIENCE F. Pratt Hawkes FARM MECHANICS Al Offi cers Lenore Manwarin Douglas Harris Barbara Davis VICE PRESIDI-NT PRESIDENT SECRETARY Student Body Off icers 1 m 1 j  :«r SECRETARY AND TREASURER PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT Nona Browning Dean Nibley Katheryn Nichols m NEWS EDITOR CHEER LEADER MADISONIAN EDITOR RECREATION LEADER Gordon Watson Lucille Gibson Byron Harris Wilma Sumner Student Council Left to Right: Mr. Elmer Crowley, Mr. Alma Teuscher, Miss Vclda Hansen, Katherine Nichols, Dean Nibley, President; Nona Browning, Mr. K. W. Devenport, Dewain Silvester, Billy Hillman, Leonard Lewis, Vern Liljcnquist. Home Room Council Standing: Oreon Brown, Ellen Skelton Miller, Beth Orme, Norman Ricks, Mrs. Ruth Bidduiph, Mr, E. W. Parkinson. Seated: Lawrence Free, Patty Smith, Bob Poole, Burkley Reynolds, Billy Dean, Zola Brown, Asael Lyman, Chairman; Thelma Taylor, Thailia Beattie, Max Golightly, Lucille Schaat, Cleo Jones, John Siddoway. CLASS OFFICERS Beth Orme, Reporter; Ellen Skeltoii, Cheer Leader; Le.uha Burns, Vice President; S. (j. Nelson, Adviser; Vernon Ricks, Athletic Manager; Trilva Moss, Recreation Leader; Thelnia Taylor, Secretary and Treasurer; Robert I ' .llin i son. President. The senior class of 193 9 has been exceptionally outstanding in their accomplishments of the past four years. The character and influence of the class have contributed to the progress of our school. Their school spirit has been in the superlative degree. It is hoped that they will carry on the traditions and ideals of the school. The following students have served as presidents of the class during each of the four years. Freshman President, Byron Harris. Sophomore President, Jack Richman. Junior President, Dean Nibley. Senior President, Robert Ellingson. ELLEN SKELTON MILLER ' . 1 Pepper Club ' 38, ' 39 Thespian Club ' 38, ' 39 Student Body Officer ' 37 Senior Class Offcer ' 39 Home Room Council ' 39 ARCHIE LEWIS Football ' 38 Basketball ' 37, ' 38, ' 39 Track ' 38, ' 39 Glee ' 38. ' 39 Home Ec. ' 37 WINONA HUMPHREYS Shelley ' 36, ' 37 Pepper ' 38, ' 39 M News Staff ' 39 ORVAL ROYLANCE Glee ' 36. ' 37. ' 39 F.F.A. ' 36, ' 37. ' 38 ADAIR JANSAN Junior Class KAZUE SAKOTA J.A.C.C. Club WINNIFRED STEVENS WEST BITTER Twin Falls High ' 36 Archer High ' 37 COLEEN CHANDLER Coed Club GLEN PATTEE Home Ec. ' 38, ' 39 WYORA BRIGGS Archer High ' 36. ' 37 Home Ec. 38. ' 39 Glee ' 38 Co-ed Club RALPH ANDERSON Football ' 36. ' 37 Glee ' 38. ' 39 Tennis ' 38 Track ' 36. ' 37, ' 38, ' 39 ROZELLA CHAMBERS Home Ec. ' 36, ' 37, ' 38 Co-ed Club — HAROLD GRIFFIN ZOLA RICKS G.A.A. ' 38 Home Ec. ' 36, ' 37 Coed Club GORDON PETERSON F.F.A. Home Ec. ' 39 LORRAINE BIRD Home Ec. ' 36 G.A.A. ' 36 Glee ' 38 Senior Play ' 39 Co-ed Club Basketball ' 38. ' 39 SHELDON MORRIS Basketball ' 38, ' 39 ALTA MUNNS Co-od Chih REX ARD Co-ed Club JEAN TUCKER Co-ed Club (;f,np:vikvk HAYLIFK Glee 36 Opera ' 39 Home Kc. M; . ' i ' ,) Co-ed Clul. ROSS TUKNEK Football ' 36. 37, •3X, ' 39 School Play ' 37. ' 39 K.K.K ' 3X Officer ' 39 Senior Play ' 39 ' I ' hespiaii Chil) ' 39 LUCILLE WA ' l ' SON G A.A. ' 36 Co-ed Club M News Staff ' 3S Home Kc. 39 GORDON T. ELLIOTT School Play ' 37 Band ' 37 Assistant Stase Manager ' 38, ' 39 EMMA BUTLER School Play ' 39 LYNN NELSON Boys Home Ec. ' 39 Glee Club ' 39 MARCELLA ZERN Oskaloosa, Iowa ' 36 Home Ec. ' 37. ' 38, ' 39 Senior Play ' 39 HOWARD GROVER Home Ec. ' 39 TRILVA MOSS Pepper Club ' 38. ' 39 Class Officer ' 37, ' 39 Band ' 37, ' 38. ' 39 Pep Band 3S, ' 39 •M News Stair ' 39 ROBERT KOELLING Glee Clul ' 39 LETHA WILLMORE Home Ec. ' 37. ' 3S G.A.A. ' 39 M News Staff BURKLEY REYNOLDS Basketbajl ' 37, ' 38, ' 39 Football 37, ' 38 Home Room Council ' 39 K.K.K. ' 38, ' 39 GUENTVERE LETIIAM G.A.A. ' 36 ' 37. ' 39 NONA BROWNING Idaho Falls ' 36. ' 37 StudentBody Officer ' 39 Pepper Club ' 38, ' 39 Student Council ' 39 KATHERINE NICHOLS Student Body Officer ' 39 I ' epper Club ' 38, ' 39 Home Ec. Pres. ' 39 Class Officer ' 36 Senior Play ' 39 WAYNE STOUT Track ' 38. 39 BETH ORME Pepper Club ' 38. ' 39 Class Officer ' 39 School Play ' 39 Debate ' 39 Home Room Council ' 39 KENNETH GRAY Midway ' 36. ' 37 Ak. Club ' 38. ' 39 Home Ec. ' 39 Basketball ' 38 F.F.A. ' 39 AFTON GARDNER Co-ed 31ub Home Ec. ' 36, ' 37 Glee Club ' 36 DEAN ARNOLD F.F.A. ' 36 M News Stff ' 39 Track ' 37, ' 38. ' 39 Football ' 39 Basketball ' 39 VELMA LARSEN M News Staff 39 Home Ec. ' 36. ' 39 Commei-cial Club ' 38 ti RICHARD ELLIOTT Band ' 36, ' 39 Student Track Manager ' 37 K.K.K. Club ' 37 M News Staff ' 39 DORIS CARLSTROM Archer High ' 36, ' 37 Co-ed Club Junior Queen ' 38 VERNON RICKS Football ' 38, ' 39 Basketball ' 38, ' 39 Track ' 37, ' 38, ' 39 Class Officer ' 39 Student Council ' 38 RUTH KLINGLER St. Anthony High Home Ec. Club ' 38 ■ Orchestra ' 38, ' 39 y Pepper Club ' 39 STANT JOHNSON RUTH NELSON Home Ec. Club ' 37 ' 38, ' 39 Co-ed Club CHARLEY HIRAI J. A. C C. Club ' 37 MELBA FYFE Archer High ' 36, ' 37 Home Ec. Club ' 39 Co-ed Club JACK JESSEN Ashton ' 36, ' 37 M News Staff ' 39 F.F.A. ' 38 DON GROVER Home Ec. Club ' 39 Archer ' 37. ' 38 ELIZEBATH GREEN Rathdrum High ' 36 •37, ' 38 Harvest Ball Queen ' 39 Glee Club ' 39 Music Contest ' 39 EDNA ARCHIBALD KENNETH DAVIS California High ' 36 Co-ed Club ' 37, ' 38 M News Staff ' 39 G.A.A. ' 37, ' 38, ' 39 Archer High ' 36, ' 37 Basketball ' 38 Football ' 38, ' 39 NORMAN ERICKSON Glee Club ' 39 Archer High Senior Play ' 39 THELLA THOMSON G.A.A. ' 37 Home Ec. ' 37, ' 38, ' 39 GRACE CHERRY Home Ec. Club ' 37, ' 38 HEBER M. JENSEN National Dairy Team Ogden Livestock Team Ogden Seed Team ELMER SPENCER F.F.A. ' 36, ' 37, ' 38 Home Ec. Club ' 36, ' 37 YVONNE MC CULLOUGH Band ' 36, ' 39 G.A.A. ' 38, ' 39 Co-ed Club Co-ed Club MAXINE DUDSCHUS Ord High. Nebraska ' 36, ' 37 Sugar City High School ' 38 GRANT JEMMETT Home Ec. Club ' 39 I.KTHA HURNS Class Officer ' 39 Co-ed Club •■Mi M News Stuff ' ;v.l RAY MICKELSEN Football ' 37, ' 3H MILDRED CLINGER Pepper Club ' Matlisonian Staff ' 3i Co-e l Club Orchestra Mi -.in, ' Hit •;57. LLOYD BROWNING Opera -AG. ' 37. ' SS, ' Si) Glee -Mi. ' 37. ' 38, ' 39 Madisonian Staff ' 39 LOIS LITTLE Sugar City Hitfh ' 36. ' 37 Glee ' 39 DEAN NIBLEY Football ' 38, ' 39 Basketball ' 39 Class Officer ' 38 Student Body Officer ' 39 K.K.K. Club ' 38, ' 39 JOY SWENSON Home Ec. ' 36. 37 Co-ed Club ' 38. ' 39 DALE CLAY Archer ' 36, ' 37 Basketball ' 39 I ' racU ' 39 BELVA WHITE Pepper Club ' 38, ' 39 Student Council ' 36 Class Officer ' 38 Pep Band ' 38. ' 39 School Play ' 39 EVVA WEATHERSTON Co-ed Club ' 38. ' 39 THERON TEEPLES Shelley ' 36, 37 Opera ' 39 Edmunds IL ' 36. ' 37 Pep Band 39 Track ' 39 Music Contest 39 MAX BRIGGS Archer Hi h ' 36, ' 37 Home Ec. Club ' 38 M News Staff ' 39 FERN PFOST Opera 36. ' 37 Home Ec. Club ' 36 •M News Staff ' 39 LAWRENCE GROVER A Cappella ' 38 Glee ' 38 Madisonian .Staff ' 39 Music Contest ' 38 TOSHIKO ODOW Pepper ' 39 Home Ec. ' 36. ' 37. •38. ' 39 Co-ed Club G.A.A. ' 38 J.A.C.C. ' 36 BERT BRIGGS F. F. A. JANE ADAMS Los Angeles 36. ' 37 Price. Utah ' 3 Opera ' 39 Glee Club ' .39 VIELVIN FREEMAN Football ' 36. ' 37. ' 38 ' 39 Basketball ' 39 Vrack ' 38. ' 39 •M News Stall ' 39 BETTY SUTHERLAND Thespian ' 38. ' 39 Pepper Club ' 38, ' 39 State Declamation 39 Senior Play ' 39 Class Officer ' 37. ' 38 CHARLES SMITH St. Anthony ' 36, •37. ' 38 F.F.A. ' 39 1 HELEN LEAVITT G.A.A. ' 36 Opera ' 36 Music Contest ' 36 Home Ec. Club ' 37 M New.s Staff ' 39 r V u„2ili| l gjlllllllllll NORMAN RICKS Football ' 39 Track ' 39 Home Room Council ' 39 MARY CLEMENTS Co-ed Club JACK CRAWLEY F.F.A. ' 36 K.K.K. ' 38. ' 39 Home Ec. ' 39 MELBA WINTERS Home Ec. ' 36, ' 39 G.A.A. ' 38, ' 39 TOEGO HJKIDA F.F.A. ' 37, ' 38, ' 39 Basketball ' 39 VERA JOHNSON Home Ec. ' 36, ' 37 G.A.A. ' 37, ' 39 Co-ed Club ' ,M News Staff ' 39 DEWAIN SILVESTER Po Band Pres. ' 39 K.K.K. ' 38, ' 39 Student Council ' 39 School Play ' 39 Thespian ' 38, ' 39 LARUE RIGBY Home Ec. ' 36, ' 37 Pepper Club ' 39 Glee Club ' 38 Opera ' 38 M News Staff ' 39 REID NELSON F.F. A. ' 36, ' 37 M News Staff ' 38, ' 39 BARBARA SUTHERLAND Class Officer ' 36 Pepper Club ' 38, ' 39 Thespian Club ' 39 Opera ' 38, ' 39 Senior Play ' 39 MELVIN HOLLEY Commercial ' 39 Glee Club ' 39 A Capello ' 39 School Play ' 39 OOROTHY SELLERS Home Ec. ' 36, ' 37 M News ' 39 Co-ed Cnub DENTON SIDDOWAY ' 37 F.F.A. ' 36, ' 38, ' 39 Judging Team ' 38 K.K.K. ' 38 President ' 39 THELMA TAYLOR Pepper Club ' 38, Class Officer ' 39 Home Ec ' 39 G.A.A. ' 38 ' 39 DICK CRAWLEY F.F.A. ' 36 K.K.K. ' 38, ' 39 Home Ec. ' 39 HELEN WILCOX Band ' 38 ROBERT HOOK Rigby ' 38 BERNICE NEFF Glee ' 36, ' 37, •38, ' 39 Home Ec. ' 36, ' 37, ' 38 Opera ' 36, ' 37, ' 38, ' 39 DYLE PETERSON Home Ec. ' 39 F. F. A. 36, ' 37, ' 38, ' 39 JOYCE BLACKBURN Co-ed Club Archer High ' 36, ROBERT ELLINGSON Senior Pres. ' 39 Debate ' 39 K K.K. ' 38, ' 39 Senior Play ' 39 Thespian Club ' 39 VELDA SEARLE Co-ed Club Home Ec Cluh ■:i7. •;i,s M News StJilV Lottei- ' M -.il HEN SHIRLEY Band ' 36. ' :i7. •38, ' 39 Class Officer ' 37 Student Hocly Oltii-er •.is Athletic Miinatrer ■3K, ' 3!) K.K.K. ' 3K. 39 ESTI1KI{ KERHS Home ' 36. ' 37 Glee Club ' 37 Co-ed Club 0 A. A. rUih ■38 RAYMOND MARTIN GWEN HOOPES School Play ' 39 Declamation Contest ' 39 Opera ' 3S Home Ec. ' 3(1 Glee Club ' 38. -.W LYNN .lENSEN NORMA GARNER G.A.A. ' 36. ' 37 Home Ec. ' 36. ' 37 M News Staff ' 39 Co-ed Club GORDON WATSON Student Body Officer ' 39 Band. Drum Major ' 39 Band ' 36. ' 37. 38. ' 39 K.K K. ' 38, ' 39 lep Band ' 36, ' 37. 38. ' 39 ALTA SMITH Archer ' 36. ' 37 Pepper Club ' 38, ' 39 Class Officer ' 38 Il. me Ec. Club ' 38 •M News Staff ' 39 S7,TH SIMMONS WILMA SUMNER Student Body Officer ' 39 Pepper Club ' 38. ' 39 State Declamation ' 39 School Play 36. ' 37. ' 39 Thespians Club 38. ' 39 BUD WOOD C ROLYN CHASE Pepper Club ' 38. ' 39 Handbook Edition 39 State Declamation ' 38 School Piay ' 38, ' 39 Thespians ' 38, ' 39 LOWELL BARBER Home Ec. ' 39 TOM MATS I urn A J.A.C.C. ' 37 JUNE FOGG G A. A. ' 36. ' 37. ' 38. ' 39 Home Ec. Club ' 38 Co-ed Club GRANT BITTER Band ' 37. ' 38, ' 39 Thespians ' 39 School Play ' 39 F.K.A. Senior Play ' 39 MYRTLE BELNAP Orchestra ' 3. ' ). 36 Home Ec. ' 3. . ' 36 Commercial ' 37. ' 38 M News ' 38. ' 39 Co-ed Club BYRON HARRIS Class Off icer ' 36 Student Council ' 37 Student Body Off icer ' 38, ' 39 K.K.K. Club ' 38. ' 39 Home Ec. Club ' 39 KATHRYN ASHCRAFT Home Ec. ' 36. G A. A. ' 37 Co-ed Club ' 37, ' 38 BRYCE HACKING Archeer High School ' 36, ' 37 JANICE SPAULDNIG Pepei ' Club ' 38 Officer ' 39 Co-ed Club Officer ' 38, ' 39 Opera ' 37, ' 38 Home Ec. ' 36, ' 38, ' 39 Class Officer ' 36, ' 37 LAREE ENGLUND DEMAR TEUSCHER G.A.A. ' 36, ' 37, Home Ec. ' 37 Co-ed Club •38. ' 3S Midway ' 36, ' 37, ' 38 Thespian Club ' 39 Pep Band ' 39 Band ' 39 Track ' 39 LAWRENCE MORRIS Home Ec. ' 38 JACK RICHMAN Class Officer ' 37 Opera ' 37, ' 39 Football ' 36, ' 37 ■38, ' 39 Glee Club President ' 38 Senior Play ' 39 NINA MACHEN Opera ' 36, ' 37 Glee Club ' 36, ' 37 M News Staff ' 39 Home Ec. ' 36 Commercial Club ' 38 ' 7 CLASS OFFICERS Seated: Asael Lyman and Jim Skelton, Cheer Leaders; John A. Atkinson, Recrea- ation Leader. Standing: Donald Vance, Debate Manager; Grant Siddoway, Reporter; Lorraine Baumgartner, Secretary and Treasurer; Norma Sellers, Vice President; Elmer Crowley, Adviser; John Kauer, President. The Junior Class of 193 9 with Mr. Elmer Crowley as adviser has been outstand- ing in scholarship and extra-curricular activities. The class has been represented in all of the outside activities of Madison, including debating, athletics, music and dramatics. These achievements were climaxed by the never-to-b;-f orgotten Junior Prom. Fine music and beautiful decorations carried out in a Dutch theme made the Prom a big success. True to the adage that one must live for the present, but see into the future , the Juniors are making plans for next year. Here ' s to a bigger and better Senior year. Madisonian ' 39, KRANCES PARKKR MORGAN GARNKR LORRAINK HAUMGARTN.:U GRAN ' l ' SIL DOWAY MILLIK LYMAN JOHN SIDDOWAY PHYLLIS ECKKRSELL PHIL EVANS LELA ANDERSON MERLIN liEAN .MM SK ELTON NORMA SELLERS lUID STODDARD ELENE JENKINS liOYI) .IKMMETT DONNA PARKINSON MAX ATKINSON NORMA LABRLIM RUSSELL HEATTIE ALTA HILLMAN MALCOLM NICHOLS LEAH HANSEN ANDREW HROWER DORA BURNS RICHARD DAVIS MARILYN MOORE JOHN SMITH LOLA BROWNING JOHN KAUER RUTH EVANS BRENT QUIRL LUCILLE GIBSON REX CRAWLEY NADINE WILLARD LYLE CHRISTENSEN BERNICE SHIRLEY DAVE DABELL SELMA NEIWIRTH CLYDE ALLEN 1 1 JK X ' FAYE LEE LOWELL JENSEN MARJORIE RYTTING DAVID WILCOX JEAN YOUNG FRANK SASAKI SHIZUKO MIYASAKI BLAINE OWENS DOROTHY GARNER DON CARLSON DELPHA WALZ DAN STODDARD FUMIKO ODOW LAWRENCE FREE NORMA HALL ALFRED RICKS CLEO JONES JESSE NEIDERER MARIAN ANDERSON JERRY BRIAN ZOLA COOK JOHN A. ATKINSON NORMA SMITH JACK BAILEY REVA BECK DONALD VANCE IRMA CLEMENTS CLEON BROWN RUBY JOHNSON ROY BROWER THAILIA BEATTIE LEO SMITH EVVA LEAVITT LAWRENCE BROWNING DERENA WATSON RUBY SAUREY MARJORIE NELSON MECHEA SAKOTA NORMA TAYLOR ETHEL WEEKES niLL CHKISTOPHERSON I.UKM.A PARKER liUAAK MC KINI4EY HELF:N MAE IflLLMAN i ' KEI KEPPNER EVA WEEKES I ' EKREI.I. WOOD LlICll.B GROVER RAI PH TAYLOR i.nciiJ.E wiDnrsoN MERRILL PACKER ANNA STUCK I DEAN ALGOOD VERA MANWARING GOLDEN UUC ' HMILLER JOEY HERTZIG HARK MISSELDINE .lEANETTE CHAPPLE HAROLD YAMAGATA MASAAE lUNGO JACK SMITH FERN GARNER DEAN ZOLLINGER IRENE PARKER LEE MACHEN ZELLA SUTTON RULAN HANSEN LORETTA GALLUP MERLIN LILJENQUIST GERTRUDE WHITTLE OSCAR TROST STELLA JENSEN DANIEL WEIMER LUCILE BARBER MERLIN BYRNE PHYLLIS PA VIS REED TUCKER LOILA OLDHAM BILLY HILLMAN RUTH JOHNSON 0 Tt k c X 1 if ' If hit A « ( ) ,L 1 : Jl:mm HAROLD POWELL FERN KEPPNER MAX NADAULD HELEN MIDDLETON LAWING McCULLOCH MARY ROBERTS BILL STODDARD ELNA PETERSON ROBERT CHANTRILL DORIS PETERSON WALT BYBEE THELMA JESSEN ASAEL LYMAN WANDA GRAY LEWIS WEBSTER GLEN TEEPLES YIJTAKA HANAMI NORMA STAGEY CECIL COOK CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Mr. Jay Brinton, adviser; Patty Smith, reporter; Betty June Butler, cheer leader; Juana Keppner, secretary and treasurer; Lucille Walker, recreational leader; Ruth Fry, vice president; Reed McEntire, president; Donald Wright, cheer leader. There are one hundred tifty-six sophomores enrolled in school this year. They are a very peppy and enthusiastic group of students. The sophomore class sponsored the annual Sophomore Frolic, December 16, which was very successful. It was a balloon dance which the sophomores hope to make a tradi- tion in the years to come. The officers of the class have been striving to introduce more school participation. Trying to please the students has been their principal aim. The sophomores have cooperated in all school activities — especially have they con- tributed in making up the basketball squad and the debate team. Their main aim for the coming school year is to become a first rate junior class. Sophomore Class t — First Row: Maxine Cherry, Orlie McCulloch, Lenore Blackburn, Francis Johnson, Esther Willmore, Eva Nadauld, Helen Flarris. Second Row: Iris Jensen, Genevieve Keppner, Miki Sakaguchi, Rae Park- kinson, Donna Lu Bigler, Gail Marsden, Helen Stoddard. Third Row: Jack Zern, Jack Clinger, Ray Rigby, Treva Machen, Rhea Pfost, Daisy Stout, David Hunter, Blaine White. Fourth Row: Orin Searle, Dell Watts, Bob Linderman, Jay Fames, Howard Hughes, Sherman Moore, Lewis Englund. First Row: Margret Spaulding, Helen Bean, Joyce Bolin, Maudie Thomas, Mary Sharp, Helen Niederer, Marcia Riggs. Second Row: Glenna Archibald, Gwendolyn Swenson, Margie Cherry, Ruth Park, Opal Heileson, Keith Moss, Wilford Anderson. Third Row: Dee Harris, Gordon George, Don Wright, Jay Hinck- ley, Rulin Muir, Weston Millward, Merril Andrus. Fourth Row: Kazuo Hikida, Alb;rt Alhman, Quincy Jensen, Robert Riggs, Hiroshi Miyasaki. oopnomore Class First Row: Joy McCurdy, Erma Anderson, P.ittv Smith, Burdenc Leatham, Reva Hawks, Ruby Hop- kins, Jean Hatch, Juanita Caberea, VontcUo Smith, Consuclo Mclcndez. Second Row: Faye Loosli, Ruth Fry, Margie Bybee, Beth Fisher, Sarah Marie Orme, R ah Weatherston, Ruth Swecker, Carma Burnsidj, Henrietta Hendricks, Leora Ashcraft. Third Row: Doris McKenna, Mary Fullmer, Frieda Heinze, Marie Gardner, Allen Chandler, Howard Forsgren, Raymond Nielsen, Bud Siddoway. Fourth Row: Ray Baker, Leo Paul, Ross Muir, Dean Ricks, Jack Covington, Clark Reynolds, Vance Ricks, Jerald Holley, Gordon Beesley, Jack McGarry. Fifth Row: Gordon Smith, Charles Burnside, Jack Bohning, Merrill Brower, Mr. Wehr, Leo Smith, Reed McEntire, Leonard Lewis, Ray Cushman, Merrill Rigby, Grant Pincock. First Row: Julia Faye Anderson, Elaine Stowell, Dorothy McCulloch, Phyllis Thomson, Juana Keppner, Patricia Jolley, Marilyn Anderson, Emma Lu Woodmansee, Mildred Wright. Second Row: Katherinc Holley, Beatrice Griffin, Dorothy Morgan, Shirley Nelson, Meche Shiratori, Marie Matsuura, Maxine Clarke, Betty June Butler, Elaine Ricks. Third Row: Leland Anderson, Joseph Stucker, Robert Ricks, Reed Williams, Darrell Neff, Billie Heath, Ross Hill, Glen Umphrey. Fourth Row: Gordon Ray, Terrell Siepert, Coy Cherry, Reese Westover, Delbert Jensen, William Dean. Fifth Row: Max Buchmiller, Mr. Brinton, Darwin Mickelsen. , CLASS OFFICERS Marjorie Williams, secretary and treasurer; Mrs. Rvith Biddu ' ph, adviser; Lujean Johnson, reporter; Vern Liljenquist, freshman representative; Lyle Smith, vice president; Reed Nelson, debate manager; Griff Williams, president; James Eckersell, cheer leader; Frank Summers, athletic manager. The freshman class have come through the school year with flying co ors. Of course, they are proud of the fact that they have quantity, but better than that they have quality. The class officers, under the direction of Mrs. Biddulph, worked hard to make this year a successful one. They have sponsored several dancing parties, a roller-skating party, and a ' weinie roast. They have been active in participating in all activities of the school. The freshman class have been characterized this year by their enthusiasm and vitality. They claim to have had as many dancing couples as any of the other more sophisticated classes. The freshmen wish to express appreciation to all those who have made this year so enjoyable, and they are pleasurably anticipating the coming year. Katheryn Hansen was elected carnival queen this year. This is the first time in the history of Madison that a freshman has had this honor. Freshmen Front Row: Vcrn Liljenquist, Rayola Owens, Albert Zollinger, Lois Preist, Marianne Beal, Gwe-.i Atkinson, Rob.Mt Morgan, Thala Smith, Quentin Clingler, Lena Cherry. Second Row: Nathan Ricks, Faye Buchmillcr, Calvin Freeman, Genevieve Johnson, Olive Westover, Max Golightly, Lujean John- son, Charles Fry, Donna Thompson, Masako Odow, Leona Jeo. Third Row: Jack Yamagata, Ross John- son, Del Roberts, Jack Dudley, Glen Arnold, Clinton Keith, Charles Anderson, Joe Tavlor, Reed Squires, Dallas Dudschus, Fourth Row: Manabu Fujimoto, Ralph Leatham, Reid Parkinson, Lowell Pincock, Earl Hoopes, Ray Parker, Val Stoddard, Griff Williams, Yoneo Shisari. Fifth Row: Grieve Machen, Keith Tucker, Bobby Hiirai, Lee Fiubbard, Ross Clements, Glen Smith. Front Row: Kimiko Imado, Annetta Hunsaker, Phyllis Buttars, Laura Brower, Norma McCulloch, Louise Melendez, Ada May King. Second Row: Ruth Rainey, Nadine Sheets, Dora Lee Bybee, Evva Sum- mers, Marjorie Mangum, Jane Rae Scow, Venice Hill. Third Row: Lorna Ricks, Retta McCulloch, Mar- jorie McKenna, Laura Belle Howard, LaRue Peterson, Shirley Packer, Bessie Spencer, Hilda Neiworth. Fourth Row: Steven Johnson, Hazen Muir, Vernon Steiner, Francis Powell, Henry Holstein, Charles Zollinger, Herbert Neiworth, Ben Clark. Fifth Row: LaMar Nef, Donald Ricks, Frank Summers, John Walz, Wayne Stevens, Samuel McKenna, Johnny [lay. Freshmen First Row: — Zona Nelson, Phyllis Beattie, Ethel Janson, Delpha Clements, Bonnie Jean Hansen, Delia Clements, LaRue Hoopes, Alice McCuUough, Mrs. Biddulph, Adviser. Second Row: Hyrum Andrus, Fern Beattie, Faunda Hunsaker, Marion Parker, Mary Nell Porter, Viola Blunck, Zola Brown, Grace Taylor, Ella Walz. Third Row: Rex Flansen, Norman Nef, Venice Burns, Zola Browning, Vendla Robinson, Doris Dean Miller, Elva Thomson, Sarabelle Allen, Alta Clark. Fourth Row: Duane Browning, Marjorie Williams, Cleo Simmons, Velma Cloward, Kathryn Hansen, Marjean Bird, Warren Leatham, Leland Trost. Fith Row: Lyle Smith, Reed Nelson, Etsel Sommers, Oreon Brown, Mark Ricks, Gale Watts. Front Row: — Dorothy Jean Ricks, Donna Ann Beesley, Ruth Smith, Dorothy Harrop, Donna Howard, Ruth Parker, Berneice Green, LaRue Sorenson. Second Row: Joan Nelson, Beth Hegsted, LoDonna Watson, Leah Belle Davidson, Marjorie Watson, Joan Heileson, Maxine Stevens, Ruth Muir. Third Row: Gail Fransen, Ariel Westover, Dorothy Ann Atkinson, Dorothy Ann Graham, Helen Elliott, Reva Evans, LaRee Dawson, Jeanne Perrill, LaRue Cottle, Luther Morris, Joseph Ricks. Fourth Row: James Eckersell, Artell Westover, Leland Widdison, Ralph Johnson, Rex Harris, Merle Ricks, Glen Hunter, [Lloyd Smith, Jay Nichols. Back Row: Dean Bn-ds, Russel Hinckley, Gordon Stoddard, Oscar Albertson, |Roy Davidson. Keith Moss KlilIi Evans Wilford Anderson I.yle Clhnstens n Helen I larris Francis Powell Mildred Clinger Lela Anderson Vcrn Liljenquist Wilma Sumner Ross Turner Lawrence (i rover Lujean Johnson Byron Harris, Editor Mr. Nelson, Adviser Bcrnice Shirley Richard Davis John Siddoway Carolyn Chase Leonard Lewis Ruth Klingler Anna Stucki Mad isonidn Staff The Staff wishes to thank the Students and faculty of the Madison High School for the fine co-operation they have given us in making the Madisonian of 1939 a success. BYRON HARRIS, Editor CAROLYN CHASE, Assistant Editor Mr. NELSON, Adviser M News Staff Front Row: Max Briggs, Ben Shirley, Archie Lewis, Ray Mickelsen, Dewain Silvester, Robert Ellingson, Richard Elliott, Melvin Freeman, Dean Arnold, Reid Nelson, Law- rence Free, Berkley Reynolds, Bob Poole. Second row: Anna Stucki, Norma Garner, Myrtle Belnap, Bernice Shirley, Editor Gordon Watson, Belva White, Trilva Moss, Ellen Skelton Miller, Alta Smith, Ruth Evans, Thella Thomson, Lucille Schaat. Back Row: Lorraine Bird, Miss Nellie Robinson, Joy Swenson , Letha Burns, Evva Wetherston, Miss Velda Hansen, Gladys Strepy, Dorothy Sellers, Emma Butler, Jean Tucker, Nina Machen, Winifred Stevens, Mr. K. W. Devenport, Edna Archibald, Vera Johnson, Winona Humphreys, Velda Searle, Fern Pfost, Velma Larsen, Lois Little, Helen Leavitt, Dora Burns, Doris Carlstrom. M News EDITOR-IN-CHIEF— GORDON WATSON The M News this year was published every two weeks, with the Journalism class acting as reporters and publication staflf. Faculty advisers were K. W. Devenport, Miss Velda Hansen, and Miss Nellie Robinson. The staff experimented this year with a new type of news reporting. A news broadcast over the school ' s new sound system was put on several times during the year, alternating with the mimeographed M News. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB OEI-ICERS Katherine Nichols President Miss Alys Price Adviser Miss Ethelynne Asluon Adviser Tlielma Taylor Secretary Treasurer Byron Harris Vice President Gordon Peterson Reporter Pep Band Back Row: Dell Watts, Max Nadauld, Jim Skclton, Gordon Watson, Dewain Silvester. Second row: Richard Davis, Asael Lyman, Charles Fry, Lowell Pincock, Joe Taylor. Third Row: Reed Williams, Ray Cushman, Trilva Moss, Gerald Holley. Fourth Row: Phyllis Davis, Erma Clements, Patty Smith, Lylc Christensen, Billy Dean. Front Row: Yvonne McCuUoch, Marilyn Moore, Belva White, Betty June Butler, Elaine Ricks. The Pep Band was organized as a definite musical body three years ago and is composed of the solo- ists of the school band. Since that time it has steadily grown. Officers are: Director, Dewain Silvester; Assistant Director, Dell Watts; Secretary and Treasurer, Trilva Moss. THESPIANS Back Row: Max Nadauld, Billy Hillman, Leonard Lewis, Dewain Silvester, DeMar Teuscher, Mid die Row: Lucille (iibson, Carolyn Chase, Barbara Siuherland, Ross Turn, r. Bet ly Snt licrland, Mr. Flmer S. Crowley. I ront Row: Wilma Sumner and Robert I llingson. Troupe 10 of the National Thespians was formed at M. H. S. in 193S under ihe sponsorship ot Mr. lUmer S. Crowley, with twelve charter members. This is a nation.d ilr.imatic society for all high school students outstanding in drama work. The members are chosen on a basis of their work in pla) ' produc- tion, declamation, and other worthy accomplishments in the speech department. The local chapter won the gold cup this year for their skit presented in the Annual Madison High School Vaudeville. Puppetry and play production were the main phases of study during the year. The contest play Quiet Please was presented by the members of this dramatic group. The play won first in the District and competed for top honors in the State Contest. I I I I f COED CLUB First Row: Miss Ethelynne Ashton, Adviser; Joy Swenson, Secretary Treasurer; Letha Burns, Presi- dent; Janice Spaulding, Vice President; Gwendolyn Swenson, Reporter; Mrs. Ruth Biddulph, Adviser. Second Row: Mildred Clinger, Senior Representative; Eva Weekes, Junior Representative; Miss Velda Hansen, Adviser; Opal Heileson, Sophomore Representative; Morgeane Bird, Freshman Representative. Band Gordon Watson, President Ben Shirley, Vice President Belva White, Secretary and Treasurer Trilva Moss and Max Nadauld, Librarians LJrchestra Dewain Silvester, President Thailia Beattie, Secretary and Treasurer Wilma Sumner, Vice President. School Play Left to Right: Emma Butler, Melvin HoUey, Merrill Rigby, Belva White, Dewain Silvester, Ellen Skelton, Lyle Christensen, Cecil Cook, Leonard Lewis, Carolyn Chase, Asael Lyman, Billy Hillman, Lucille Gibson, Grant Bitter, Wilma Sumner, Gwen Hoopes, Dean Nibley, Beth Orme, Ross Turner, Marjorie Nelson, Bernice Shirley, Jay Nichols, Mr. Elmer Crowley, Director. The Night of January Sixteenth , presented December fourteenth and fifteenth, attracted the largest crowd in years to turn out for a high school production. The play was in the form of a court trial with the stage being transformed into a court room, and the jurors chosen from the audience each night of the the play. After hearing the evidence from the stage jurybox, a decision was given which determined the outcome of the trial. The verdict was not guilty according to first night jurors and the defendant was found guilty by the audience of the second night. SeniorJPIdy ' The ' jYdnkee King ' The following are the cast of characters for the Annual Senior Play The Yankee King : Pa Hinkle, Robert Ellingson; Ma Hinkle, Katheryn Nichols; Marian Hinkle, Lorraine Bird; Wilbur Hinkle, Ben Shirley; Wayne Douglas, Jack Richman; Oswald Mahler, Grant Bitter; Stephen Kruger, Dewain Silvester; Melissa Destinn, Gwen Hoopes; Duchess Augusta, Betty Sutherland; Julia, Barbara Sutherland; Leon, Norman Erickson; Emery, Ross Turner; Wanda, Ellen Skelton; Page On , Marcclla Zern; Page Two, Ruth Klingler. Opera ' ' Blow Me Down ' ' G, A. A. Officers President, LaRue Englund Vice President, Ellen Skelton Miller Secretary, Lucille Gibson Reporter, Velma Cherry Debating The Madison debating squad can look back on a very successful season. Three invitation tourn- aments were sponsored by Madison, St. Anthony, and Sugar-Salem. At these both A and B teams debated, gaining valuable experience. Individual debates were held with Blackfoot, Midway, Thomas, as well as with Sugar-Salem and St. Anthony. The highlight of the debating year was the annual Forensic Tourney sponsored by U. S. A. C. at Logan ,Utah. Leonard Lewis, Donald Vance, Lucille Walker, Eva Nadauld represented Madi- son there. The boys won the tournament in competition with fifty-eight teams. At the national Forensic League Tournament held in Lewiston, Idaho, they won second place. Debaters who completed the season: A teams; Leonard Lewis, Donald Vance, Billy Hillman, Robert Ellingson. B teams; Lucille Walker, Eva Nadauld, Beth Orme, Esther Willmore, Dorothy Jean Ricks, La Donna Watson, Ruth Smith, Cecil Cook. Leonard Lewis, Donald Vance, and Miss Nellie Robinson Livestock Judsing Team . .. . t Back Row: Leo Smith, Jack Smith, Grant Siddoway, Gordon Peterson, Ehner Spencer, Oscar Trost. Front Row: Merhn Bean, Reed Tucker, Brent Quirl, Hugh Sorenson, Dean ZoUinger, Heber Jensen, Mr. Gardner. The Vocational Agricultural Department has a membership of seventy-six members this year which is an increase over last year. The chapter has greatly improved the shop building by adding new benches, a power-driven saw, and a jointer. The judging teams and livestock, from our chapter, have placed at or near the top in every contest that they have entered. The placings are as follows: At the state contest the dairy team, of which Hugh Sorenson, Reed Mortimer, and Heber Jensen were members, received first place. The livestock team which consisted of Douglas Bean, Hugh Sorenson, and Keith Mortinson won fifth prize. Hugh Sorenson and Heber Jensen were in the Idaho team which won the National Dairy Judging Contest. The Future Farmer Fair and Dairy Day was bigger and better this year than it has ever been before. Leo Smith won top honors in livestock judging. At Blackfoot, Gordon Peterson was second high man in the dairy contest. Lorraine Smith won the Christmas essay contest sponsored by the Rexburg Chamber of Commerce. At Ogden, our livestock team, of which Grant Siddoway, Gordon Peterson, Reed Tucker, Hugh Sorenson, and Heber Jensen were members, won second prize. Grant Siddoway being high man of the entire contest. Denton Siddoway had the champion carlot of range lambs and reserve champion carlot of the show. Hugh Sorenson won the one hundred dollar Union Pacific Scholarship. Ray Rigby won the second prize in the Future Farmer public speaking contest in the state. At the San Francisco Livestock Show, Grant Siddoway, Reed Tucker, and Brent Quirl won second, third, and sixth place in the Igiht weight Angus Class. Bud Siddoway won sixth in the heavy weight Shorthorn Class, and Dean Zollinger had the best herford calf in our chapter. BdsketbdII FIRST TEAM Front Row: Coach Stowell, Vernon Ricks, Merrill Packer, Burkley Reynolds, Archie Lewis, Melvin Freeman, Ben Shirley, Athletic Manager. Second Row: Lewis Webster, Dean Arnold, Reed McEntire, Dale Clay, Sheldon Morris, Tocgo Hikadi, Dean Nibley. SECOND TEAM Front Row: Orin Searle, Glen Hunter, Lewis Englund, Lawrence Browning, Dean Algood, Dean Bird. Second Row: Coach Ja Brinton, Ray Cushman, Dave Hunter, Reed Williams, Gordon Beesley, Zcrn, Athletic Manager. .ICR December 21 December 2 3 December 2 8 January 6 — January 1 1 — SEASON GAMES Opponents — Malad 2 5 — Rigby 20 — Cyprus 31 Idaho Falls 57 Ashton _ . 18 January 13 — Sugar Salem 3 5 January 14 — St. Anthony 29 Ja r. u a r y 27 — Ri gby 1 1 Madison 13 24 27 15 17 23 28 34 February 3 — Idaho Falls 31 February 8 — St. Anthony 31 February 10 — Shelley 14 February 13 — Ashton 1 5 February 18 — Shelley 21 February 24 — Sugar-Salem 42 February 2 5 — St. Anthony 28 Total .388 March 7 March 8 • March 9 ■ TOURNAMENT GAMES Opponents Madison March 10 — St. Anthony 19 Shelley 17 23 March 1 1 — Idaho Falls 31 Rigby 19 42 Sugar-Salem 38 31 Total 124 17 44 34 33 3) 48 s:, 445 38 30 164 Footbd Front Row: Jack Zern, Ben Shirley, Athletic Managers. Second Row: Frank Summers, Lewis Webster, Asael Lyman, Donald Vance, Reed McEntire, Dean Allgood, Lawrence Browning, Dean Arnold, Vernon Ricks, Glen Hunter. Third Row: John Smith, Reed Bell, Grant Pincock, Brent Quirl; Jay Brinton, Assistant Coach; Jerry Brian, Reed NVilliams, Robert Ricks, Orin Searle, Charles Anderson, Charles Fry, Coach Harold Stowell. Opponents Madison September 2 3 — Driggs September 30 — Firth . October 7 — Blackfoot October 14 — Ashton _ 2 5 18 15 0 0 20 12 14 12 October 2 8 — St. Anthony __. November 4 — Shelley November 11 — Sugar-Salem 0 0 6 12 18 Total 58 94 I I Mickelsen breaking way for Allgood. Allgood making a beautiful block as McEntire makes gain on end run. Track First Row: Coach Stowell, Reed McEntire, Ralph Taylor, Ralph Johnson, Orin Searle, Reed Tucker, Charles Burnside, John Smith. Second Row: Jack Smith, Wayne Stout, Norman Ricks, Richard Elliott, DeMar Teuscher, Lewis Webster, Don Wright, Theron Teeples, Dean Arnold, Ralph Anderson, Ben Shir- ley, Athletic Manager. Third Row: Alfred Ricks, Richard Davis, Edwin Young, Dewain Silvester, Archie Lewis, Melvin Freeman, Ronald Thomson, Cecil Cook, Glen Hunter. $ TRACK RECORD 440 — Don Wright, Ralph Anderson, David Hunter, Alfred Ricks, Lowell Pincock, Earl Hoopes, West Bitter, Sam McKenna, Reed Tucker, John Smith, Edwin Young. 220 — Dean Arnold, Lewis Webster, Orin Searle, Ray Cushman, Dave Dabell, Griff Williams. 100 — Dean Arnold, Lewis Webster, Orin Searle, Ray Cushman, Dave Dabell, Griff Williams. 880 — Norman Ricks, Theron Teeples, Ralph Taylor, Ralph Johnson. 880 Relay — Dean Arnold, Lewis Webster, Orin Searle, Ray Cushman. Mile Run — DeMar Teuscher, Cecil Cook, Ralph Leatham, Vance Ricks, Wayne Stout. Low Hurdles — Glen Hunter, Richard Elliott, Richard Davis, Max Atkinson. High Hurdles — Glen Hunter, Richard Elliott, Richard Davis, Max Atkinson. Javelin — David Hunter, Orin Searle, Glen Hunter, Don Wright, Reed McEntire, Archie Lewis. Pole Vault — Vernon Ricks, Ronald Thomson, Archie Lewis, Max Atkinson, Dale Clay. High Jump — Norman Ricks, Max Atkinson, Reed McEntire, Orin Searle. Discus — Melvin Freeman, David Hunter, Glen Hunter. Shot Put — Edwin Young, Melvin Freeman, Sam McKenna, Orin Searle, David Hunter. Medley Relay — Norman Ricks, Ralph Anderson, Theron Teeples, Orin Searle, Griff Williams, Don Wright, Sherman Moore. Broad Jump — Vernon Ricks, Dean Arnold, Ray Cushman, Orin Searle. 1. Dejected. 2. Put your shoulder to the wheel. 3. Tarazan (In-formal pose). 4. High wide and Stuck up. 5. Romeo and Juliet. 6. Tuffy. 7. Stomach ache or g 8. Tarzan ' s mate. 9. Grab your ankles. 1. Elmer Takes a Venture. 2. Parents day. 3. Hide! Your lives are in danger. 4. I ' m not afraid. 5. It ' s only a pencil. 6. Off to the wedding. 7. At it again! 8. Golly, what a band! 9. Sour Grapes. 10. Come on out. 11. Swing it. 1. And the crowd cheered! 2. Do you mean, march all period? 3. Come and get it! 4. Hi, Mud! 5. The night of the opera. 6. Small fry. 7. Getting a work out. 8. Rat Race. 9. Opera cast gets same advice. 10. Easy, Tush. 11. Booms and Binickles, How Romantic, 1. when the Pie was opened. 2. Drop the handkerchief. 3. Shot in the act. 4. Two lemons with a sour background. 5. Golly, What a map! 5 Yz. Don ' t shoot m§! 6. Roll Call. 7. A tight squeeze but here they are. 8. Follow Me. 9. Look what I see! 10. Fight, team fight! CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 1939: 6-7 — Registration. 9 — Student Assembly. Get Acquainted Dance. 12 — Class work begins. 16 — Faculty Assembly. 19 — K. K. K initiations. 22 — Class Election. Major Schoof Assembly. 23 — Football game with Driggs. Peanut Prom. 26 — Pepper initiation. 30 — Football game with Firth. OCTOBER 1938: 7 — Freshman Assembly. Harvest vacation begins. Football game with Blackfoot. 14 — I ' ootball game with Ashton. 24 — Return from Harvest vacation. 26 — Marionette Assembly. 28 — Football with St. Anthony. NOVEMBER 193 8: 4 — Football game with Shelley. Harvest Ball. 9 — Sophomore Class Party. 11 — Armistice Day program. Pepper Birthday dinner and dance. Football game with Sugar-Salem. 23 — Matinee Dance. 24— 28 — Thanksgiving vacation. DECEMBER 1938: 6 — Science Lyceum. 14-15 — School Play Night of January 1 16 — Sophomore Frolic. 21 — Basketball with Malad. 23 — Alumni Assembly; Matinee Dance. Basketball with Rigby. Christmas vacation begins. 28 — Cyprus basketball game. JANUARY 1939: 3 — Return from Christmas vacation. 6 — Madison plays Idaho Falls. 1 1 — Basketball with Ashton. 12 — Home Economics Party. 13 — Basketball with Sugar-Salem. 14 — Basketball with St. Anthony. 18 — Debate with Sugar. 20 — Debate with St. Anthony. 27 — Parent ' s Day; Game with Rigby. 28 — Debate Tournament at Sugar. FEBRUARY 1939: 1 — Vaudeville and Dance. 2 — Idaho Falls basketball. Debate Midway. 8 — Basketball with St. Anthony. 9 — Basketball with Shelley. 1 1 — Debate Tournament at St. Anthony. 13 — Basketball with Ashton. 16 — Governor Bottolfson addresses students. 18 — Pepper Sweetheart Formal. Basketball with Shelley. 22 — Washington program and dance. 24 — Basketball with Sugar-Salent. 25 — Basketball with St. Anthony. Debate Tournament here. MARCH 1939: 2-2 — Opera Blow Me Down . 3 — Rigby yXssembly. 7-10 — Basketball Tournament at Idaho Falls. 14 — Senior Class Party. 17 — Sugar-Salem Assembly. Matmee Dance. 22 — Novelty Night and Dance. Pollard Players in Taming of the Modern Shrew . 24 — Sugar Exchange Assembly. Junior Prom. APRIL 1939: 4 — U. S. A. C. gives band concert. 7-8 — Declamation Contest. 7 — K. K. K. Formal. 14-15 — State Declamation Contest. 17 — Indian Lyceum. 21 — Carnival. 28-29 — Music Contest. MAY 1939: 4 — Election of Student Body Officers and Matinee Dance. 5 — Girls Day. Track meet at Idaho Falls. 9 — Senior Sneak. 12 — Campus Day at Ricks College. 17-18 — Senior Play A Yankee King . 19 — Senior Ball. 2 5 — Commencement Exercises. Patronize School Patrons ATTORNEYS Lloyd Adams Mary Smith T. W. Smith C. W. Poole BANKS Rexburg State Bank BARBERS Davidson ' s Barber Shop DeMott ' s Barber Shop BEAUTY PARLORS Winzler ' s Beauty Salon Brown ' s Beauty Service Wright ' s Modern Beauty Parlor BOOK STORES Porter ' s Book Store BUILDING Zollinger and Wheelwright Fix It Shop — Expert Cabinet Work CLEANERS Regal Cleaners CLOTHING STORES Classic Shop — Rexburg ' s Complete Ladies Store. J. N. McCracken ' s Store J. C. Penney Co. Liberty Department Store J. P. Croff Co. Lucile Shop Modern Shoe Shoppe CONFECTIONERIES Young ' s Confectionary CREAMERIES Upper Snake River Dairyman ' s Ass ' n Nelson Ricks Creamery DRUG STORES City Drug Store Joy Drug Store ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Herdti Electric FLORISTS Rexburg Floral GRAIN, FLOUR, FEED Midland Elevator Rexburg Coal and Feed GARAGES Cottle Garage Taylor Chevrolet Company Johnson Motor Rexburg Motor Co. GROCERS Adam ' s — At your Service — Fresh Fruits, Quality Vegetables, and Meats. Broulim ' s Food Store Shirley Grocery FURNITURE, HARDWARE, Flamm and Co. Harris Implement Graham-Boyle Hardware Co. C. W. M. Co. . ' HOTELS Idamont Hotel Co. LIGHT AND POWER Utah Power Light Co. LUMBER Smead Lumber Co. Tri-State Lumber Co. MEAT MARKETS S. J. Skelton Ross Jolley RESTAURANTS Idaho Cafe PLUMBING P. O. Thompson Co., — Plumbing, Heating, Tinning. F. J. Holley PHOTOGRAPHY Anderson Studio PUBLISHERS AND PRINTERS Rexburg Journal Announcer THEATRES Romance Theatre SERVICE STATIONS Standard Service Station Pep Service Station Moon ' s Service Station SHOE SHOPS Eagle Shoe Shop. SPORTING GOODS Thompson Sporting Goods VARIETY STORES M. H. King Co. WELDING Bell ' s Blacksmith Shop MISCELLANEOUS Peter Anderegg RICKS COLLEGE The School of Opportunity RICKS COLLEGE INVITES THE MADISON SENIORS TO ATTEND RICKS NEXT YEAR Together again Members of the 1 939 Class of Madison High School held their 42 nd reunion at the Ricks College Man waring Center earlier this month to swap memories, catch up on recent events and simply enjoy the company of old school chums. Those in attendance included from left to right in the first row: Ruth Klingler Eyre, Toshiko Odow, LaRue Rigby Hunter, Mrs. Ezra Stucki, Ezra Stucki, Mrs. Lowell Biddulph, Lowell Biddulph, Bert Briggs, Dewain Silvester; second row: Belva White Emery, Wynona Humphreys Evans, Wilma Summer Bean, Trilva Moss Patrick, Barbara Sutherland Norton, Katherine Nichols Bowles, Betty Sutherland Johnson, Ellen Skelton Wood, Mashyoshi Fujimoto, Dean Arnold, Kenneth Gray, Charlie Hirai, Tom Matsuura, and Ralph Anderson; third row: Ruth Kelley Chess, Rozella Chambers Daniels, Kathryn Aschraft Billings, Bernice Nef Curtis, Jow Swenson Bean, Alta Munns Benson, Elizabeth Greene Lewis, Lucille Keppner Johnson, Mildred dinger Smith, Janice Spaulding Sorenson, Kazuo Sakota, Harold Griffin, and Richard Elliott; fourth row: Byron Harris, LoRee Englund Womack, Ester Kerbs Bombstead, Norma Garner Johnson, Yvonne McCulloch Sessions, Ewa Weatherston Garrett, Norman B. Erickson, Dick Crawley, Jack Crawley, Doris Strepy Morris, Dean Nibley and Burkley Reynolds; fifth row: Gordon Peterson, Dyal Peterson, Lynn Nelson, Wayne Stout, Rex Ard, Eldon Steiner, Norman Ricks, Gordon Elliott, Lawrence Grover, Elmer Spencer, Sheldon Morris, Grant Bitter, and Lowell Barber.