Madison High School - Yearbook (Rexburg, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1940 volume:

AiiCfOuuled laJenls Mu ism High Sckool Foreword WE HAVE made this Madisonian in honor of those who have helped make Madison the grand school it is: the students, faculty, par- ents, school board and janitor. Each and all have contributed whole- heartedly to the cause with money, labor, time, initiative, and activi- ty. In years to come, when you take up this book and look through the pages, if you re-live your happy, memorable days at Madison, then we have accomplished our purpose. Dedication j|T MADISON High School you will find over 600 energetic, am- bitious and healthy young people. To these students who have put Madison on the map by their co-operation and activity, we ded- icate this Madisonian as a standing record of their achievements and glory. We hope it may be a joy to them in the years to come. Left to right, sitting: T. W. Smith, S. J. Skelton, chairman, J, E. Graham. Standing: Arnold Williams, E. S. Stucki, clerk, W. E. John- son, J. S. Webster. School Board Real leadership in the operation of the Madison high school is pro- vided by our board of trustees. These men have the welfare of our school and students at heart and are always willing to do more than their part. Super in ten den t Mr. Stucki is essentially a friend of the students. His broad understanding of youth and its problems and his zeal for the welfare of the school has brought our school to the front ranks of the high schools of the state. He is loved and respected by all for his fine philosophy of life. K. W. Devenport Commercial Dept. Merlyn Romney English and Typing Lucille Cottle Physical Education English Dale Riggins Chemistry and Science Koine Fife Home Economics Gordon M. Jensen Physiology Alys Price Domestic Art Jr. High Home Economif:s Jay O. Brinton Biology Physical Education Harold B. Stowell Physical Education Athletics Ina Parkinson Speech Junior English Ann C. Bergendorff Mathemetics History Orlin G. Marble French English N. W. Booth Mathematics Alice Graham Shorthand Typing Bertrand R. Gardner Agriculture Farm Mechanics Eugene Jorgensen Shop Science Evan Christensen Music Nellie Robinson English Debate Pearl Anderson Secretary Alma E. Teuscher History Economics Sociology G. Nelson Mathematics Science s MAX NADAULD President MARILYN MOORE Secy, and Treas. ANNA STUCKI Vice President RUTH FRY ' M ' News Editor LYLB CHRISTENSEN Madisonian Editor STUDENT BODY OPFIGERS LoDONNA WATSON Recreation Leader pcnnd Semester BETTY JUNE BUTLER Clieer Leader LUCILLE WALKER Recreation Leader First Semester D. W. STOWELL, Jr. Vice President JOHN PORTKR Prpsideni Alumni Officers f ' ORINE WILLIAMS Srcv. and Treas. student Gouneil Left to right: Dora Burns, Senior Representative; Mr. Alma Teuscher, Faculty Adviser; Mr. Gordon Jensen. Faculty Adviser; Marilyn Moore, Secretary; Max Na- dauld, President; Mr. Karl Devenport, Faculty Adviser; Anna Stucki, Vice Presi- dent; Margie Williams, Sophomore Representative; Leonard Lewis, Junior Representa- tive; Gordon Sellers, Freshmen Representative. 0 • Home Room Gouncil Left to right. Don Carlson, President; Mr. Karl Devenport, Faculty Adviser; Marcella Rock, Vera Manwaring, Miss Alice Graham, Faculty Adviser; Lucile Gibson. Second Row: Fumiko Odow, Lois Withers, Theda Cook, Beth Fisher, Norma Sellers. Third Row: LaRue Hoopes, Helen Elliott, Kay Davis, Urban Cheney, Boyd Thomp- son. Fourth Row: Dale Jemmett, Gordon Beesley, Quinton Klingler, Bob Poole, Fred Keppner. Glasses There is always work and tools to w ork withal, for those who will CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Dean Algood, Athletic Manager; Barbara Allred, Vice President; Asael Lyman and Lucile Gibson, Recreation Leaders; Millie Lyman, Secretary; Merrill Packer, President; Mr. S. G. Nelson, faculty member; Lawrence Free, Reporter; Lela Anderson, Recreation Leader. o SENIORS The Seniors began the school year with a determination for success. They have accomplished much during the past four years. From a group of good, bad, and indifferent freshmen there has de- veloped an intelligent, appreciative and friendly group of Seniors. They have lived up to the traditions of the school in doing their utmost to achieve for themselves and the school. They have taken part in all school activities and been leaders in many of them. The Senior Ball was a very successful affair. They will leave to the school a project as a remembrance for pleasant days at Madison. BARBARA ALLRED Ag. Queen ' 36 J. D. V. Club ' 38 Pepper Club ' 40 Senior Class Officer ' 40 DEAN ALGOOD Football ' 38, ' 39, ' 40 Basketball ' 40 TracU ' 40 Class Officer ' 40 JACK BAILEY Orchestra ' 37 Ag-. Club ' 39 LUCILLE BARBER Home Ec. ' 37, ' 38 Glee ' 40 Opera ' 40 Coed Club ' 40 LOLA BROWNING G. A. A. Club ' 38 Opera ' 39 ' 40 Orchestra ' 37, ' 38, ' 39, ' 4(i Home Ec. Club ' 37 REED BELL French Club ' 40 Home Ec. Club ' 39 Football ' 37, ' 38, ' 39 MERLIN BEAN F.F.A. ' 37, ' 38. Officer ' 39, ' 40 K.K.K. ' 39, ' 40 Football ' 40 Ogden Livestock Judg- ing- Team ' 40 DORA BURNS Archer High ' 37 Student Council ' 40 M News ' 39 IRMA CLEMENTS Opera ' 38 Pep Band ' 338, ' 39, ' 4i) Home Ec. ' 37 Music Contest LYLE CHRISTENSEX K.K.K. Club ' 39, ' 40 Opera ' 37, ' 39, ' 40 School Play ' 39 Student Body Officer ' 40 UUSSELL BEATTIH F.F.A, ' 37, ' 38 ' 39, ' 40 Dairy Judging, Black- foot ' 40 F.F,A, Ba.sketball ' 38, ' 39, ' 40 PHYLLIS DAVIS Band ' 37, ' 38, ' 39, ' 411 Pep Band ' 39, ' 40 Orchestra ' 38, ' 40 Music C ' onte.st ' 37, ' 38, ' 39 ' 40 LICLA ANDERSON The.spian Club ' 4 ' i Class Officer ' 40 Pep Band ' 37, ' 38, ' 39 ,4( Class Officer ' 40 CLYDE ALLEN F. F. A. ' 37, ' 39 Home Ec. ' 38 French Club ' 40 MAX ATKINSON M News Staff ' 40 Track ' 39, ' 40 Home Ec. Club ' 40 LORAIN BAUMBARTNER Pepper Club ' 40 M News ' 40 Class Officer ' 39 Orchestra ' 37, ' 38, ' 39, ' 4o THAI LI A. BBATTIE Opera ' 37, ' 38, ' 39, ' 40 Senior Play ' 40 Orchestra Secretary ' 39 Home Room Council ' 39 JERRY BRIAN Football SD, ' 40 Home Room Officer ' 4i) GOLDEN BUCHMILLER Band ' 38, ' 39, ' 40 Pep Band ' 40 ' K.K.K. ' 40 Home Ec. ' 38 MASAAE BINGO Home Ec. Club ' 38, ' 39 Glee ' 40 J.C.C. ' 37 JEANETTE CHAPPLE Coed Club ' 40 Home Ec. ' 37, ' 39 RICHARD DAVIS Class Officer ' 37 Student Council ' 38 Debate ' 40 K.K.K. Club ' 39, ! ' 40 DAVE DABELL K.K.K. Club ' 39, ' 40 School Play ' 40 Opera ' 40 Thespians ' 40 ZOLA COOK Home Ec. Club ' 37, ' 38, ' 39, ' 40 Opera ' 38, ' 40 I ' llYl.LIS ECKKRSELL I ' epper Club ' 39, ' 40 French Club ' -lO Home Ec. Club ' 37, ' 39 G.A.A. ' 37, ' 39 DON CARLSON Madisonian ' 34 Tennis ' 37. ' 38 M News ' 37, ' 40 Handbook ' 39, ' 40 ROBERT , CHANTRILL Band ' 37, ' 38, ' 39, ' 40 Thespian ' 40 Stage ' 38, ' 39. ' 40 DOROTHY GARNER Home Ec. ' 37 Coed ' 40 M News Staff ' 40 Recreation Club ' 39 NORMA HAiiL Band ' 37, ' 38, ' 40 Orchestra ' 37, ' 38, ' 39 Coed ' 40 GLEBN GUNTER First Aid ' 38 Opera ' 39 Glee ' 39, ' 40 LAMAR HANSEN F.F.A. ' 37 Sirst Aid 38 Orchestra ' 39, ' 40 JOEY HERTZIG Coed Slub ' 37, ' 40 Home Ec. Club ' 39 French Club ' 40 Orchestra ' 37, 40 HELEN MAE HILLMAN Home Ec. Club ' 37, ' 38 Coed Club ' 39, ' 40 JOHN SIDDOWAY Class Officer ' 36, ' 37 Madisonian ' 39 K.K.K. ' 39, ' 40 JOHN KAUER F.F.A. ' 37, ' 38, ' 39, ' 40 Class President ' 39 Nat ' l. Dairy Judging Contest ' 40 F.F.A. Basketball ' 38, 39, ' 40 STELLA JENSEN Home Ec. Club ' 37, ' 38, ' 39, ' 40 Opera ' 37, ' 38, ' 39, ' 40 French Club ' 40 A Cappella Choir ' 39, ' 40 lil ' i ' H EVANS I ' epper Club ' 39, Officer ' 40 M News Staff ' 38, ' 39, ' 40 Madisonian Staff ' 38, ' 39 Senior Class I ' lay ' 40 PHIL EVANS K.K.K. Club ' 39, ' 40 Opera ' 37 Glee ' 37, ' 38 LAWRENCE FREE Senior Class Officer 4it French Club Pres. ' 40 Madisonian Staff ' 40 M News Staff ' 39 LORETTA GALLUP Home Ec. Club ' 40 French Club ' 40 Coed Club ' 40 LUCILE GIBSON Class Officer ' 37 Student Body Officer Thespian ' 38, Officer ■M News ' 40 MORGAN GARNER F.F.A. ' 37 Opera ' 38, ' 39 K.K.K. Club ' 38, ' 39 Home Room Council ' 40 RULAN HANSEN Orchestra ' 39, ' 40 Home Ec. ' 40 LEAH HANSEN M News Staff ' 40 Pepper Club ' 39 Glee Club ' 39 Home Ec. Club ' 37 ALTA HILLMAN Home Ec. ' 33, ' 38, ' 39 Coed Club ' 40 BOYD JEMMET T Home Ec. Club ' 38, ' 39 LOWELL JENSEN Band ' 39 Pep Band ' 39 Boys ' Home Ec. ' 40 F.F.A. ' 37 CLEO JONES Homo Room Council ' 39 Coed Club Officer ' 40 Madisonian Staff ' 40 Senior Play ' 40 HARK MISSELDIXE Fencing Club ' 38 Home Ec. Club ' 39 French Club ' 40 ELENE JEXKIXS Thespian Club ' 40 School Play ' 40 Home Ed. Club ' 40 Orchestra ' 38, ' 39, ' 40 .II ' :SS XIEDER ADAIR JAXSOX Glee ' 37, •3S, ' 39, ' 40 Opera ' 37, ' 38, 39, ' 40 llomn Ec. ' 39, 40 Senior I-.loor Show ' 40 XORMA LABRUM Home Ec. Club ' 3: Coed Club ' 40 French Club ' 40 LAWixG Mcculloch Opera ' 4 i Glee ' 40 DUAXE MILLWARD M Xews Staff ' 40 MILLIE LYMAX Class Officer ' 37, ' 38, ' 39 Music Contest ' 38, ' 39, ' 40 M Xews 40 Pepper Club ' 39, ' 40 MARILYX MOORE Student Body Officer ' 40 Pep Band ' 37, ' 38, ' 39, ' 40 Pepper Club ' 39, Pres. ' 40 Senior Play ' 40 MALCOLM XICHOLS Boxing Club ' 38 Home Ec. 39 Glee ' 38, ' 39 Opera ' 38 HAROLD POWELL Football ' 39, ' 40 French Club ' 40 Home Ec. ' 38 SELMA XEIWIRTH Debate Club ' 40 Opera ' 39 Thespian Club ' 40 French Club ' 40 SHIZUKO MIYASAKI Home Ec. Club ' 39, ' 40 Coed Club ' 40 MARGERY XELSOX School Play ' 39 Thespian ' 40 Home Ec. Club ' 37. 38, ' 39 Senior Play ' 40 THELMA JESSEN Home Ec. Club ' 37 Ashton, Idaho ' 38, ' 39 ClasM Officer ' 38 Student Council ' 38 MAX XAPAULD Student Body Pres. ' ' 40 Cla.s.s Officer ' 37 K.K.K . Club ' 39, ' 40 Thespian ' 39, ' 40 BLAINE OWENS F. F.A. ' 37, ' 38, ' 39, ' 40 Ag-. Basketball ' 40 HELEN MIDDLETON Pepper Club ' 40 Home Ec. Club ' 39 G. A.A. ' 39 1- rench Club ' 40 ; VERA MANWARING Pepper Club ' 39, Officer ' 40 M Newfl ' 40 Home Room Council Officer ' 40 G.A.A. ' 38 ALFRED RICKS Track ' 39, ' 40 JOHN SMITH Football ' 38, ' 39 Athletic Manager ' 40 K.K.K. Club ' 39, Officer ' 40 Band 37, ' 38, ' 39, ' 40 PUMIKO ODOW Home Ec. Club ' 39, ' 40 Glee ' 40 Home Room Council ' 40 Opera ' 40 DONNA PARKINSON Opera ' 37 Glee Club ' 37 Home Ec. ' 37, ' 38 Band ' 40 LOILA OLDHAM M Xews Staff ' 40 Home Ec. Club ' 37, ' 39 Coed Club ' 40 G.A.A. ' 40 BRKNT QUIRL K.K.K. Club ' 40 F. K.A. ' 37, ' 38, ' 39, ' 40 I ivestock Team ' 39, ' 40 Football ' 39, ' 40 LUTOLLA PARKER Home Ec. ' 37, ' 38, ' 39, ' 10 Opera ' 40 French Club ' 40 G. A.A. Club ' 37 FRAXCES PARKER Opera ' 37, 38 I ' epper Club ' 39, ' 40 Home Ec. Officer ' 37, ' 40 Coed Club ' 40 JACK SMITH F.A.A. ' 37, ' 38, ' 39, ' 40 Blackfoot Dair Team M F.F.A. Officer ' 40 DYI.E SMITH Home Ec. Club ' 39 Glee Club ' 39, ' 40 Athletics ' 39, ' 40 RUDY SAUREY Home Ec. ' 39, ' 40 Coed Club ' 40 HIORNICE SHIRLEY Popper Club ' 39, ' 40 ' I ' hespian Club ' 40 Madisonian Staff ' 39 M N ' ews Staff ' 39, ' 4o DAX STODDARD K.K.K. Club ' 39, ' 40 LEO SMITH F.F.A. ' 37, ' 38. ' 39, ' 40 Archer ' 38, ' 39 Livestock ! Judging Team ' 40 F. F.A. Officer ' 40 AXXA STUCKI Commercial Contest ' 37 l epper Club ' 39, 40 Student Body Officer ' 40 Debating- ' 40 DELPHA WAl Z Band ' 37, ' 38, ' 39, ' 40 Hom ' e Ec. ' 38 G. A.A. ' 37, 38 Debate Club ' 38 RALPH TAYLOR F.F.A. ' 37, ' 38, ' 39 K.K.K. ' 39, ' 40 Track ' 39, 40 BUD STODDARD K.K.K. Club ' 39, ' 40 Commercial Club ' 38 M Xews Reporter ' 40 IRKXE PARKER G.A.A. Club ' 40 Home Ec. Club ' iig, ' 40 Coed Club ' 40 ZELLA SUTTON Archer High ' 37. ' 38 Coed Club ' 39. 40 ( RAXT SIDDOAVAY K.K.K. Club ' 39, ' 40 Class Officer ' 39 Xafl. Dairy Judging 4(1 Ogden Livestock Team ' 39 RAY SAFFORD Salmon, Idaho ' 37, ' 38, ' 33 Glee Club ' 37 Band ' 38 Football, 39 MARJORIE RYTTING Home Ec. ' 37, ' 38, ' 39 Glee Club ' 40 Opera ' 40 Coed Club ' 40 MECHEA SAKOTA Home Ec. Club ' 40 Coed Club ' 40 FRAXK SASAKI Band ' 40 Glee ' 40 Home Ec. ' 39 Opera ' 40 (JLEX TEEPLES K.K.K. ' 40 Pep Band ' 40 Opera ' 40 .Music Contest ' 39, ' 40 .NORMA SMITH Pepper Club ' 40 Home Ec. Club 37, 1 French Club ' 40 G.A..A.. ' 37, ' 39 XORM. SELLERS Class Officer ' 39 ' M .N ' ews Staff ' 40 Home Room Council ' 40 G.A.A.. Officer ' 40 LORI.N WIDDISON . !;-. Club, ' 37, ' 38, ' 39. ' 40 Oi)era ' 37. ' 38. ' 39, ' 40 Glee ' 37. . S. ' 39. ' 40 KOV BROWKi; Home Ec. ' 37 ■■ r Xewa ' 40 Banc] ' 4(1 DIO EXA AVATSOX Band ' 37 Hume Ec. ' 3 ' .i G.A.A. ' 30, 40 Coed ' 40 lOVVA LEAVrj ' T Jlome ICc. flul) ' 3S. ' 3!i •4m Coed Club ' 38. i;;!, ' 4(1 REED TUCKER F.F.A. Judgiii.ff Team ' 3 , ' 4(1 K.K.K. ' 39, ' 40 Footbal! 4(1 Track ' 40 REX CRAWLED ' F.F.A. ' 37 K.K.K. ' 39, ' 40 French Club ' 4o LUCILE WIDDISOX Opera ' 37, ' 39 Home Ec. Officei ' ' 3!i Home Ec. ' 40 Coed Club ' 40 DOXALD VAXc ' i: Football ' S;!, •4 Debate ' 39. ' 40 K.K.K. ' 39, ' 40 Thespians ' 40 HAROLD YA3IAGATA J.A.C.C. ' 37 Track ' 40 ROSS WEEKES Archer ' 37, ' 38 Basketball ' 37, ' 38 Football ' 39 Home Ec. ' 39 BETTY LU WALTERS Chains, Idaho ' 38 Band ' 37 Glee ' 37 ' 38 Stevensville, Mont. ' 3 ' . MERLIX LILJENQUIST Oper ' 40 A Cappella Choir ' 39, ' 40 Glee Club ' 39, ' 40 Stase ' 40 OSCAR TROST F.F.A. ' ST, ' 38, ' 39, ' 40 Home Ec. ' 40 Seed Team ' 39 F.F.A. Officer ' 40 LEWIS WEBSTER Football ' 38, ' 39, ' 40 Basketball ' 39, ' 39, ' 40 Track ' 38, ' 39, ' 40 Class Officer ' 37, ' 38 DORIS PETERSON Home Ec. ' 36, ' 37 Opera ' 37, ' 39 Glee ' 37, ' 38, ' 39 Coed ' 40 XADIXE WELLARD Band ' 37, ' 38, ' 39, ' 40 Home Be. Club ' 37 Music Contest ' 37, ' 38 ' 3S, ' 40 Coed Club ' 37, ' 38, ' 39, ' 40 DANIEL WEIMER First Aid Club ' 38 Boys ' Home Ec. ' 40 French Club ' 40 AXDREW BROWER Home Ec. ' 39 Freffth Club ' 40 NORMA TAYLOR Band ' 37 Opera ' 38, ' 39 ' 40 Glee ' 38, ' 39, ' 40 Home Ec. ' 37 NORMA STAGEY Home Ec. ' 37, ' 39, ' 40 Coed Club ' 39, ' 40 CECIL COOK K.K.K. Club ' 40 Thespian ' 40 Debate ' 39, ' 40 Track ' 39 CLEON BROWN Boys ' Glee ' 37, ' 38, ' 39 Opera ' 37, ' 38, ' 39 Hom ' e Ec. ' 40 First Aid ' 39 FRED KEPPNER Home Ec. ' 40 Home Room Council ' 40 DAVID WILCOX Home Ec. ' 38, ' 39 Glee ' 38, ' 39, ' 40 A Cappella ' 39, ' 40 DEAN ZOLLINGER F.F.A. ' 37, ' 8, Officer ' 38, ' 39 State Livestock Team ' 39 X ' ational Dairy Team ' 39 Home Kc. ' 39 JAMES SKELTON Pep Band ' 37, ' 38, ' 39, •40 Class Officer ' 39 K.K.K. ' 39, ' 40 Pen and Stage Club ' 37 MERRILL PACKER Basketball ' 38, ' 39, ' 40 Senior Class Pres. ' 40 Senior Play ' 40 K.K.K. ' 39, ' 40 WILLIAM STODDARD Basketball ' 40 K.K.K. ' 39, ' 40 LEE MACHEN DOROTHY SHUPE Home Ec. ' 39, ' 37 M News Staff ' 4(t THERON ATKINSON French Club ' 40 JOHN A. ATKINSON K.K.K. ' 39, ' 40 Class Officer ' 37, ' 38 ASAEL LYMAN Football ' 38, ' 39 Class Officer ' 39, ' 40 School Play ' 37, ' 39 K.K.K. ' 39, ' 40 YUTAKA HANAMI J.A.C.C. ' 37 LAWRENCE BROWNING Football 38, ' 39, ' 40 Basketball, ' 40 French Club, ' 40 Home Ec. Club ' 39 GLADYS STREPY Waco, Texas, freshman year G.A.A. Officer ' 40 M Newa Staff G.A.A. ' 39 CLASS OFFICERS FRONT ROW : Eva Nadauld, Recreation Leader ; Ray Cushman, Pres- ident First Semester; Patty Smith, Secretary. STANDING: Emma Lue Woodmansee, Cheer Leader; Reed McEntire, Athletic Manager; Maxine Clarke, Vice President; Mrs. Ina Parkinson, Faculty Member; Weston Millward, President Second Semester, Cheer Leader First Semester; Helen Harris, Reporter. o JUNIORS The Junior Class is one of the outstanding groups of Madison. In all school activities — debates, dramatics, publications, athletics — the Jun- iors have participated. As a class, they enjoyed two dancing parties, but the highlight of the year was the Junior Prom. The Juniors, with the co-operation of the Seniors, sponored a full day of activity culmin- ating in a successful dancing party. The decorations, centering around the Northern Lights were some of the most beautiful ever planned for such a formal occasion. Ray Cushman served as President until he moved to Ogden. Weston Millward was elected to fill out the term. Ross Hill Ruth Fry Max Jensen Verla Coy Gardner Leonard Lewis Burdene Leatham Beth Fisher Glen Umphrey Helen Harris Gerald Johnson Reva Hawkes Jack McGarry Bill Heath Ila Grover Howard Hughes Opal Heileson Weston Millward Delia Larsen Lula Grace Cook Dee Harris Beatrice Griffin Bob Linderman France: Johnson Hiroshi Miyasaki Kazuo Hikida Maxine Cherry Quincy Jensen Catherine HoUej Rulin Muir Juana Keppner Wilford Anderson Julia Faye Anderson Glen Briggs Marilyn Anderson Allen Chandler Bernice Briggs Glenna Archibald Charles Burnside Helen Bean Jack dinger Carina Burnside Gordon George Albert Ahlman Erma Anderson Ray Cushman Leara Ashcraft William Dean Maxine Clarke Betty June Butler Max Buchmiller Lenore Blackburn Urban Cheney Bernice Clifford Jerald Holley Merrill Andrus Donna Lou Bigler Ray Baker Joyce Bolin Howard Forsgren Margie Cherry Keith Moss Orlie McCulloch Leo Paul ConsuelO Melendez Leo Smith Sarah Marie Orme Iris Jensen Darrell Nef Lennox Murdoch Dean Ricks Treva Machen Orin Searle Clark Reynolds Marie Matsuura Merrill Rigby Gail Marsden Terrell Siepert Dorothy McCulloch Ruby Hopkins Robert Ricks Marie Gardner Gordon Ray Eva Nadauld Dell Watts Howard Munns Genevieve Keppner Ray Rigby Shirley Nelson Bud Siddoway Ruth Park Betty Riggan Margaret Spaulding Daisy Stout Phyllis Thomson Esther Willmore Patty Jolley Rhea Pfost Maroni Whittaker Miki Sakaguchi Reed Williams Lucille Walker Darwin Mickelsen Frank Weekes Elaine Stowell Ross Muir Maudie Thomas Reed McEntire Frona Rawls Marcella Rock Don Wright Ruth Swecker Leroy Wilcox Emma Lu Woodmansee Jack Zern Vauna Peterson Gwendolyn Swenson Helen Stoddard Mary Sharp Reah Weatherston Patty Smith David Hunter ' ()Ut( ' ll; ' . Smith Goi-doii Siuilli Bert Karnsworth Rae rarkiiison Raidee Whitt Juauita Cabero Elaine Ricks Doius McKenna Alice Davis Juniors VVliosc l irtiires Do Not Appear: Stella Aeschbacher Leland Anderson Leatha Anderson Gordon Beesley Jack Covington r ewis Englund Xina Grover Henrietta Hendricks Jay Hinckley D ' elhert Jensen Nilo Jeppson G ' orge Niedeier Raymond Nielsen Mart Nelson Vanee Ricks Meche Shiratori Joseph Stucker CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Frank Summers, Athletic Manager; Lyle Smith, Pres- ident; Bob Poole, Reporter; Cleo Simmons, Cheer Leader; Griff Wil- liams, Vice President; Veneice Stoddard, Secretary; J. O. Brinton, Ad- viser; Max Golightly, Recreation Leader. o SOPHOMORES The Sophomore Class at the end of its two years of high school feels proud of its accomplishments. The members of the class can hardly think that the one hundred seventy frightened freshmen have become so changed. They have had a happy, successful year by making them- selves an integral part of the school. They have co-operated in all sichool activities and hope to be as successful in their junior year as they have been as sophomores. FIRST ROW: David Hall, Alvln Holley, Rex Hansen, Robert Morgan, Quentin Klingler, Hyrum Andrus. SECOND ROW: Donna Anna Beesley, Bonnie Jean Hansen, Delia Clements, Cleo Simmons, Marjorie Williams, Delpha Clements, Shirley Packer, Arneta Hunsaker. THIRD ROW: Ethel Janson, Ruth Parker, Marjorie Watson, Lu Jean Johnson, Faye Buchmiller, Ella Walz. FOURTH ROW: Kimiko Imada, Donna Howard, Ruth Muir, Alta Clark, Lois Priest, Marian Parker. FIFTH ROW: Verna Hansen, Veneice Burns Stoddard, Gordon Stoddard, Bobby Hirai, Francis Powell, Duane Browning, Jack Yamagata, Leland Trost. SIXTH ROW: Ralph Johnson, Artell Westover, Ariel Westover, Jack Dudley. SEVENTH ROW: Kieth Tucker, Ted Walters, Lorrain Smith, Merle Ricks, Jay Nichols, Oreon Brown. FIRST ROW: Reed Parkinson, Rex Harris, James Eckersell, Warren Leatham, Gail Fransen. SECOND ROW: Louise Melendez, Lora Belle Howard, Sara Belle Allen, Elva Thompson, Rayola Owens, Masako Odow. THIRD ROW: Nadine Scheets, Bessie Spencer, Leah Belle Davidson, Virginia Simmons, Velma Cloward FOURTH ROW: Genevieve Johnson, Retta McCulloch, Marianna Beal, Zola Browning, Mary Nell Porter, Alice McCulloch, Doris Miller. FIFTH ROW: Venice Hill, LaRue Hoopes, Lorna Ricks, Phyllis Buttars, La Rue Petersen, Margean Bird. SIXTH ROW: Richard Chantrill, Dan Tyler, Lowell Pincock, Earl Hoopes, Joe Taylor. FIRST ROW: Vprn Liljpnquist. Lyle Smith, Charles Anderson, Clinton Keith, Charles Fry. Lloyd Smith, Blair Spaufding. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Jean Ricks, Dorothy Ann Graham. Dorothy Ann Atkinson, Beth Hegsted, Phyllis Beattie, Fern Beattie ' , Lena Cherry. THIRd ROW: Zona Nelson. Lo Donna Watson, Ruth Smith, Helen Elliott. LaRue Cottle, Hilda Neivrirth. FOURTH ROW: Olive Westover, LaRee Dawson. Joan Nelson, Reva Evans, Joanne Heileson. FIFTH ROW: Charles jj Zollinger. John Ray, John Walz, Edwin Young, Ray Parker. SIXTH ROW; Samuel McKenna, Herbert Neivrirth, Grieve Machen, Ted Stoddard, Hazen Zvluir, Russell Hinckley, Reed Nelson, Perry Johnson. FIRST ROW: Fonda Hunsaker. Maxine Stevens, Jane Rae Scow, Berniece Green. Norma McCulloch, Viola Blunck. Katherine Hansen, Zola Brovm. SECOND ROW: Grace Taylor, Vendla Robison. Katheryn Green, Gwen Atkinson, Phyllis Statham, Leona Joe, Verla Willmore. THIRD ROW: Yoneo Shigihara, Donna Thompson, Maureen Sutherland, Jeanne Perrill, Leland Widdison, Reid Pai ' kinson, Griff Wil- liams. Ralph Leatham. FOURTH ROW: Glen Hunter, Joseph Ricks, Glen Arnold, Mark Packs. Ross Clements, Glen Smith. FIFTH ROW: Calvin Freeman, Hyrum Andrus, Nathan Ricks, Vernon Steiner, Ben Clark, Max Golightly. SIXTH r ' oW: Steve Johnson, Ross Johnson. LaMar Nef, Donald Ricks, Arlo Ward, Lee Hubbard, Ronald Thomson. Wayne Stevens. Dean Bird. CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Betty Jean Timmerman, Cheer Leader; Blaine Lyman, Vice President; Donna Matsuura, Representative; Ted Siddoway, Pres- ident; Elaine Brown, Recreation Leader; David Davis, Cheer Leader; Ellen Beattie, Secretary; Mr. Booth, Adviser. 0 FRESHMEN The Freshmen have made a good beginning this year in learning the school yells, pep songs and what it means to be good school citizens. They showed much enthusiasm in the school activities and were always on the job trying to win. They were successful in electing Regena Glover as queen of the Harvest Ball. A successful future is in store for this class. FIRST ROW: Darwin Zollinger, Gene Packer, Robert Jones, Hugh Wright, Billy Lords, Ethan Bayliff, Edwin Zollinger. SECOND ROW: Glen May, Fern Hansen, Marie Barber, Bellevina Boehlke, Lela Parker, Cleona Hunsaker, Loaine Moss, Lea- trice Nelson. THIRD ROW: Terrell Arnold, Phyllis Hawkes, Betty Jean Barber, Aleen Cook, Carma Heileson, Berniece Gardner, Virginia Butler. FOURTH ROW: Jack Taylor, Dale Jemmett, Melva Brown, Donna Heileson, Hazel Muir, Verna Bates, Reva Richman, Irene Muir, Ralph Jeppesen, Ernest Ahlman FIFTH ROW: Grant Saurey, Dee Bush, Darrell Neville, David Johnson, Ferris Robinson, Keith Galbraith, Richard Cox, Lewis Gunter. FIRST ROW: Verlan Lauder, Vernon Hope, Kay Davis, Paul Pin.ock, Everett Galbiaith. SECOND ROW: Betty Lou McCulloch, Elma Oldham, Thelma Oldham, June Wright, Dorothy Covington, Marian Heileson, Glen Fullmer. THIRD ROW: Donna Stephens, Bernece Taylor, Beth Pelton, Barbara Wilson, Lois Garner, Wanda Jensen, Mesao Shiratori. FOURTH ROW: Ruth Gallup, Dorothy Sommers, Lois Withers, Carolyn Albretsen, Edith Hanami. Elnora Westover. FIFTH ROW: Vae Smith, Doris Muir, Gerald Pelton, Warren Widdison, Regena Glover, Betty Rytting, Glen Ashcraft, D ' ar- ell Garner. SIXTH ROW: Lennis Hope, Lorin Kauer, Hugh Sharp, Gerald Neeley, Marvin May, Dean Perry Don McCulloch, Bert Stoddard. SEVENTH ROW: Ralph Smith, Tom Kusaka, Tos ' himitsu Bingo. FIRST ROW: Lewis Smith, Alvin Harris, Paul Stowell, Gordon Sellers, Boyd Thompson, Douglas Kerr, Ralph Munns. SECOND ROW: Lujcile Baker, Ruby Rackam, Shirley Swenson, Theda Cook, Betty Jane Gaasman, Elaine Brown, Elna Fisher, Ruth Dudley, Barbara Brizzee. THIRD ROW: Betty Jean Cottle, Annette Craven, Dona Mae Parkinson, Rowena Beck, Ellen Beattie, Lola Smith, Ruth Cher- ry. FOURTH ROW: Myrna Cordingley, Bonnie Lu Park, Janet Bitter, Donna Mat- suura, Yaeko Miyasaki, Fern Baker. FIFTH ROW: Sam Sakaguchi, David Davis, Wayno Richman, John Stucki, Douglas Morris, Ted Siddoway, Donald Labrum, La- mar Umphrey, Blaine Lyman. SIXTH ROW: Andrew Ames, Ray Taylor, La Mar Archibald, Bob Young, Ellis Ard. FIRST ROW: Faunda Ree Nelson, Laura Beebe. Loudell Harris, Arva May, La- Rue Welker, Barbara Chipman, Betty Jean Timmeriiian. Velora Gardner. SECOND ROW: Wayne Pearson, Nyle Sharp, Ralph Weatherston, Virgil Moore, Clifford Long, Gaylen Smith, Bob Chappie. THIRD ROW: Rulon Peterson, Betty Lou Rob- ison. Donna Faye Riggs, Maurine Griffin, Peggy Hawkes, Donna Vee Dawson, Mary Summers, Dorothy Walters. FOURTH ROW: Kenneth Simmons, Warren Keppner, Lynn Knapp, Leonard Johnson, Calvin Smith, Carl Neiwirth. Activities Nothing is good enough if there is anything better MADISONmN Pictured at right you see the Madison- ian Staff in a hectic moment durinpr a particularly busy meeting. Lyle Chris- tensen, editor, may be seen standing on the right as he is arguing in favor of a 200 page yearbook. Lawrence Free, associate editor, is just rising so that he may speak his little piece. Do you see that girl hiding behind the desk? That is Lucile Gibson. Don ' t you dare ask what business she might have there. Just the same, it looks bad. The well groomed man vA the desk at the front of the room is none other than Mr. S. G. Nelson, faculty adviser. Cecil Cook, Gwendolyn Swenson, and Cleo Jones are in a huddle trying to decide how many words should appear on page 32. Don Carlson and Marie Matsu- ura are trying to convince the rest that all the pictures in the book should be drawings instead of photographs. Billie Dean and Douglas Kerr are just coming in the door. They usually man- age to get there before the meeting is out. Clinton Keith is standing in front, trying to get a picture of the photographer. Glancing at the bottom of the page, we see the famous Madison- ian Staff in a characteristic pose. Surely they are organized to be of service to Madison. M News Staff FRONT ROW: Lpft to right — Qnincy Jfinspn, Bob Young, Merrill Packer, Max Golightly, Bud Stoddard. Ted Siddoway. SECOND ROW: Eva Nadauld, Bernice Shirley, Lora Howard, Ruth Evans, Millie Lyman, Ruth Fry, Lorain Baumgartner, Leah Hansen, Rex Hansen, Jerald Holley. THIRD ROW: Miss Alice Graham, faculty member, Ila Grover, Treva Machen, Zona Nelson, Gwendolyn Swenson, Burdene Leatham, Mr. K. W. Devenport, adviser, Nina Grover, Patty Smith, Lucille Gibson, Lela Anderson, Loila Oldham, Stella Aesch- bacher, Alice Davis, Leah Anderson, Mr. O. G. Marble, faculty member. FOURTH ROW: Dorothy Shupe, Norma Sellers, Maureen Sutherland, John A. Atkinson, Gail Marsden, Boyd Jemmett, Dean Ricks, Max Aikinson, Duane Mill ward, Bill Stoddard, Gladys Strepy, Frona Rawls, Dorothy Garner, Don Carlson, Leonard Lewis, Asael Lyman. O Home Economics (Blub Home Economics work for this year has been planned, supervised, and carried out to its ultimate end in a manner deserving of high commendation. Both officers and students have shown a whole-hearted interest in the various projects undertak- en by the organization, and this, no doubt, accounts for their success. The Home Economics Club was organized for the purpose of raising the standards of living for the American youth and every year sponsors or participates in the fol- lowing: Harvest Ball, Athletic Carnival, Vaudeville, and Girls ' Day. The officers are: President, Maxine Clarke; Vice President, Jim Skelton; Secre- tary and Treasurer, Frances Parker. Band Barba ra Allred, secretary, Lela Anderson, Charles Anderson, Wilford Anderson, Mer- rill Andrus, Ethan Bayliff, Bellevina Boehlke, Golden Buchmiller, Faye Buchmiller, Betty June Butler, Robert Chantrill, Lyle Christensen, Irma Clements, Phyllis Davis, drum major, Richard Davis, William Dean, Calvin Freeman, Howard Forsgren, Charles Fry, Lucile Gibson, Max Golightly, Norma Hall, David Hall, Reva Hawkes, Alvin E. Harris, Jr., Earl Hoopes, Catherine HoUey, Alvin Holley, Lowell Jensen, Max Jensen, Gerald Johnson, Clinton Keith, Juana Keppner, Douglas Kerr, Blaine Lyman, Mavin May, Marilyn Moore, Keith Mess, Max Nadauld, Eva Nadauld, Darrell Nef, Norman Nef, Sarah Marie Orme, Shirley Packer, Leo Paul, Rhea Pfost, Wayne Pearson, Ilene Peterson, Donna Parkinson, Rae Parkinson, Lowell Pincock, Wayne Richman, Robert Ricks, Vance Ricks, Elaine Ricks, Merrill Rigby, Marcella Rock, Frank Sasaki, James Skelton, Blair Spaulding, Leo J. Smith, Patty Smith, vice president, John Smith, Paul R. Stowell, John Stucki, Joe Taylor, Ray D. Taylor, Glen Teeples, Betty Timmerman, Ronald Thomas, Donald Vance, president, Delpha Walz, Dell Watts, Nadine Willard, Reed Williams, Barbara Wilson, Hugh Wright, Roy Brower. o 21 eappella Ghoir FIRST ROW: Mniilyii Mnoip. Anna Stucki. Ruth Evans. Doris Peterson, Zola Cook. Maxine Clarke, Stella Jensen, Lucille Barber, Thailia Beattie. Mr. Evan Chris- tensen. SECOND ROW: Adair Janson, Masako Odow, Venice Hill, Zola Browning, Venice Burns Stoddard, Maxine Cherry, Luella Parker, Gayle Marsden, Orlie Mc- culloch. Marjean Bird. Cleo Jones. Elaine Ricks. THIRD ROW: Ethel Janson, Kiniiko Iniada, Eva Nadauld, Emma Lu Woodmansee. Selma Neiwirth, Viola Blunck, Zola I3i()wn. Norma Taylor, Phyllis Beattie, Delpha Clements, Lola Browning. Zona Nelson, Julia Faye Anderson. FOURTH ROW: Robert Jones. David Davis, David Wilcox. David Johnson, Hyrum Andrus. Max Jensen, Edwin Young, Urban Cheney, Gleeii Gunter, Lyle Chi-istensen, Lawing McCulloch, Albert Ahlman, Glen Teeples, Lloyd Smith. Merlin Liljenquist, Earl Kay Davis. ORGHBSTRn Left to right: Louise Melendez, Margaret Spaulding, Sara Belle Allen, Lorain Baum- gartner, Alta Clark, Lola Browning, Leland Trost, John Walz, Gail Fransen, Rulan Hansen, Quentin Klingler, LaMar Hansen, Dee Harris, Glen Weepies, Irma Clements, James Skelton, Phyllis Davis, Bonnie Lu Park, Joey Hertzig, Venice Hill, LuJean John- son, LaRue Hoopes, Ruth Swecker, Elene Jenkins, Thailia Beattie, Mr. Evan Chris- tensen, director. • o • THBSPmN FIRST ROW: Dave Dabell, Eva Nadauld, Ray Rigby, Lela Anderson, Myrna Cord- ingley. SECOND ROW: Lucile Gibson, Esther Willmore, Max Nadauld, Cecil Cook, Merrill Rigby. THIRD ROW: Robert Chan trill, Donald Vance, Shirley Nelson, Ruth Evans, Bernlece Shirley, Elene Jenkins, Margery Nelson, Selma Neiwirth, Lula Grace Cook, Mrs. Ina Parkinson, faculty memher. FOURTH ROW: Max Golightly, Leonard Lewis. G. A, a. Beth Hegsted, President; Gladys Strepy, Vice President; Lucile Gibson, Secretary; Norma Sellers, Reporter, Miss Lucille Cottle, Adviser. o French Glub FIRST ROW: Max Buchmiller, Andrew Brower, Lawrence Browning, Blaine Owens, Edwin Young, Reed Bell, Mr. Orlin G. Marble, adviser, Harold Powell, Theron Atkin- son, Clydfl Allen, Daniel Weimer, Rex Crawley, Bob Poole. SECOND ROW: Eva Nadauld. Helen Harris, Phyllis Thomson, Dorothy Ann Atkinson, LoDonna Watson, Dorothy Ann Graham, Lawrence Free, Juana Keppner, Dave Dabell, Shirley Nelson, Elaine Stowell, Julia Faye Anderson, Max Golightly. THIRD ROW: Jesse Niederer, Douglas Harris, Hark Mipseldine, Wayne Stevens, Joseph Stuker, Leo Paul. Vance Ricks, Dean Ricka, Allen Chandler, Howard Forsgren, Weston Millward, Pardee Whitt, Selma Neiwirth, Joey Hertzig, Miki Sakaguchi, Meche Shiratori, Vendla Robison, Fonda Hunsaker, Marian Anderson, Patty Jolley, Beatrice Griffin, Loretta Gallup. FOURTH ROW: Dean Bird, Leonard Lewis, Frances Johnson, Jeanne Per- rill. Helen Stoddard, Dorothy McCuUoch, Ruth Smith, Beth Hegsted, Helen Elliott, Stella Jensen, Vauna Peterson, Luella Parker, Helen Niederer, Norma Smith, Phyl- lis Eckersell, Helen Middleton, Norma Labrum. K. K. K. KNEELING: John A. Atkinson, Asael Lyman, James Skelton. FIRST ROW: Richard Davis, Max Nadauld, Morgan Garner, Bud Stoddard, Donald Vance, Dave Dabell, Phil Evans, Reed Tucker, Merlin Bean, Merrill Packer, Lyle Christensen, Mr. Gordon M. Jensen, adviser. SECOND ROW: Dell Watts, Dan Stoddard, John Smith, Lewis Webster, Bill Stoddard, Glen Teeples, Golden Buchmiller, Ralph Taylor, John Siddoway, Rex Crawley, Grant Siddoway, Urban Cheney. THIRD ' ROW: Gor- don Beesley, Howard Forsgren, Reed Williams, Robert Ricks, Jack McGarry, Reed McEntire, Weston Millward, William Dean, Leo Smith. Clark Reynolds, Brent Quirl, Cecil Cook. o • F. P. a, FIRST ROW: Glen Arnold, Ray Rigby, Merlin Bean, Mr. Bertrand Gardner, in- structor. Bud Siddoway, Reed Tucker, Brent Quirl. SECOND ROW: Ray Baker, Jack Smith, Blaine Owens, Oscar Trost, Grant Siddoway, Howard Munns, LaMar Hansen, Lorin Widdison, Dean Zollinger, Leo Smith, Jack McGarry. Lela Anderson Leah Hansen Millie Lyman Frances Parker Anna Stuckl Bernice Shirley Barbara Allred Lorain Baumgartner Helen Middleton Norma Smith Julia Fay Anderson Donna Lou Bigler Betty June Butler Maxine Clarke Lulu Grace Cook Ruth Fry Helen Harris Juana Keppner Eva Nadauld Shirley Nelson The Madison Pepper Club is an outstanding club and a firm support- er of our school and its activities. The Club consists of 32 girls, who are chosen for their scholarship, pep, and personality. The club has suc- cessfully sponsored programs and parties and contributed pep and cheering at basketball and football games. Thus the Pepper Girls have upheld and supported every activity of the school and cheered it on to victory. ' I ' hr ()t ' ti(( ' rs arc: President, Marilyn Moore; Vice President, Lucile Gibson; Secretary, Vera Manwaring; Treasurer, Ruth Evans; Reporter, Phyllis Eckersell ; Adviser, Miss Nellie Robinson. eo ' Bd eiub All the girls in high school belong to the Co-ed Club. Through this club the girls get better acquainted with each other and enjoy a more complete association with the group. The crowning event of the school year comes on Girls ' Day. On this day the girls entertain their mothers with a program and a tea, followed by the annual Co-ed Ball in the evening. The officers are: President, Patty Smith; Vice President, Lucille Gibson; Secretary and Treasurer, Gwendolyn Swenson; Reporter, Lor- ain Baumgartner; Senior Representative, Cleo Jones; Junior Repre- sentative, Erma Anderson ; Sophomore Representative, Phyllis Beattie ; Freshmen Representative, Elaine Brown. 0 Madison Boys ' League All the boys in Madison High School are included in the Boys ' League. They meet at intervals during the year and interesting speakers talk to the boys about the problems that vitally concern them in their growth and development as good citizens. They become acquainted with one another and learn what their problems are and how to s lve them. The Boys ' League is under the direction of Mr. Riggins. It is an active or- ganization. o Handbook The handbook is published annually by the Student Council for the purpose of providing the students with necessary and useful information regarding school activities, rules and regulations. It also contains the constitution and by-laws of the school. Leonard Lewis, Editor, was assisted by Don Carlson and Ruth Evans in this year ' s publication. Pep Band KNEELING: Reed Williams. Lowell Jensen. FIRST ROW: Rae Parkinson, Mar- cella Rock, James Skelton, Donald Vance, Howard Forsgren, Lowell Pincock, Patty Smith, Marilyn Moore. SECOND ROW: Mr. Evan Chri.stensen. supervisor, Elaine Ricks, Glen Teeples. Max Jensen, Dell Watts, Golden Buchmlller, Lucile Gibson, Phyl- lis Davis. Betty June Butler, Lela Anderson, Richard Davis, director. THIRD ROW: Lyle Christensen, William Dean. Joe Taylor, Robert Ricks, Leo Smith. Earl Hoope.5, Gerald Johnson, Max Nadauld. o Debate SITTING: Leonard Lewis, Donald Vance, Donna Ann Beesley, Miss Nellie Robin- son, debate coach, Faye Buchmiller, Esther Willmore, Dorothy Jean Ricks. STAND- ING: Wilford Anderson, Anna Stucki, Richard Davis, Cecil CJook. OPBR21 FIRST ROW: Stella Jensen, Margery Nelson, Luella Parker, Lola Smith, Dawna Vee Dawson, Reva Evans, LaRee Dawson, Emma Lu Woodmansee, Maureen Suther- land, Helen Stoddard, Orlie McCulloch, Lenore Blackburn, Betty June Butler, Eva Nadauld, Dorothy McCulloch, Leah Belle Davidson, pianist. SECOND ROW: Ernest Ahlman, ' Joan Nelson, Betty Rytting, Norma Taylor, Berneice Taylor, Fumiko Odow, Selma Neiwirth, Delpha Clements, Ethel Janson, Dorothy Walters, Phyllis Beattie, Zola Cook, Kimiko Imada. THIRD ROW: Mr. Evan Christensen, instructo.-, Ariel Westover, Robert Jones, Darrell Neville, David Johnson, Albert Ahlman, Adair Jan- son, Delia Clements, Faunda Ree Nelson, Regena Glover, Theda Cook, Elaine Brown, Elna Fisher, Artell Westover, Dee Bush, Keith Galbraith. FOURTH ROW: Louis Gunter, Frona Rawls, Grace Cook, Marianna Beal, David Wilcox, Urban Cheney, Gleen Gunter, Earl Kay Davis, Cleo Jones, Marjean Bird, Viola Blunck, Julia Faye Anderson, Zona Nelson, Merlin Liljenquist. FIRST ROW: Margaret Spaulding, Louise Melendez, Ruth Swecker, Elene Jenk- ins, Venice Hill, LaRue Hoopes, Bonnie Lu Park, Leland Trost, Rulon Hansen, La- Mar Hansen, Dee Harris, Lola Browning, Phyllis Davis, Irma Clements, Leah Belle Davidson. SECOND ROW: Lyle Christensen, student director; Mrs. Ina Parkinson, dramatic director; Mr. Evan Christensen, musical director. THIRD ROW: Zola Brown, Hyrum Andrus, Maxine Clarke, Glen Teeples. FOURTH ROW: Marilyn Moore, Elaine Stowell, Elaine Ricks, Dave Dabell, Masako Odow, Edwin Young, Vir- ginia Simmons, Lloyd Smith, Zola Browning, Lawing McCulloch, LaRue Cottle, Dor- othy Ann Graham. School Play Early to Bed, Early to Rise, a three act comedy portraying family and youth problems, was exceptional as a school production since its cast included students from all four classes. Those taking part were: Left to right: Quinton Klingler, Cecil Cook, Joan Nelson, Maudie Thom- as, Lucille Walker, Max Golightly, Shirley Nelson, Elene Jenkins, Myrna Cordingly, Dave Dabell and Donald Vance. Senior Play Little Women, a three act drama and comedy was chosen by the seniors this year for their annual play. It is taken from Little Women, the most popular juvenile novel written by an American author. • CAST Jo, Anna Stucki; Beth, Cleo Jones; Meg, Margery Nelson; Amy, Marilyn Moore; Marmie, Ruth Evans; Aunt March, Thailia Beattie ; Mr. March (father). Golden Buchmiller; Laurie, Merrill Packer; John Brooke, Lawrence Free ; Prof. Bhaer, Don Vance. Student Director, Selma Neiwirth ; Faculty Director, Ina Parkinson. FIRST ROW: Reed Williams, Donald Vance, Brent Qulrl, Harold Powell, Donald Wright, Lawrence Browning, Reed Bell, Reed McEntire. SECOND ROW: Glen Hunter, Dean Algood, Lewis Webster. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Opponents Madison September 15 Driggs 0 7 September 22 Idaho Falls 9 0 September 29 _Firth 7 19 October 6 Blackfoot 8 7 October 13 Rigby 0 13 October 27 St. Anthony 0 13 October 20 Ashton 0 19 November 4 Shelley 0 6 November 11 Sugar-Salem 12 6 Total 36 90 FRONT ROW: Reed Tucker, Merlin Bean, Jack Zern, (Mgr.), Orin Searle, Ray Cushman, John Smith. SECOND ROW: Donald Vance, Donald Wright, Brent Quirl, Reed Williams, Lawrence Browning, Reed Bell, Harold Powell, Glen Hunter, Lewis Webster, Dean Algood, Reed McEntire. STANDING: Clark Reynolds, Ray Taylor, Wayne Stevens, Dave Hunter, Urban Cheney, Jerry Brian, Russell Hinckley, Charles Fry, Gordon Smith, Robert Ricks, Coach Harold Stowell. Fa m Li Lip If FIRST TEAM FIRST ROW: Gordon George, Gordon Beesley. Reed McEntire, Lewis Webster. Dean Algood, Reed Williams. SECOND ROW: John Smith, Russell Hinckley, Mer- rill Packer, Urban Cheney, Bill Stoddard, Lawrence Browning, Coach Harold B. Stowell. BASKETBALL SECOND TEAM FIRST ROW: Duane Browning, Ross Clements, Lowell Pincock, Charles Ander- son, Gail Fransen, Ted Walters. SECOND ROW: John Smith, Artell Westover, Glen Hunter, Ray Taylor, Charles Fry, Glen Smith, Coach Harold B. Stowell. Track First Row Clark R eynolds, Arlo Ward, Ralph Leatham. James Eckersell, Lowell Pincock Gail Fransen, Ted Walters, Charles Anderson. Second Row: Douglas Mor- ris Max tkin«on. Mark Ricks. Ralph Johnson, Dean Algood, Frank Sommers, Leo Smith Orin Seaile Third row: Coach Harold Stowell. Harold Yamagata, Ralph Taylor, Frank Sasaki. Wayne Peaison, Glen Hunter, Dean Bird, Reed Tucker, Lewis Wel).ster, Alfied Ricks, Bob [.iiiderman. Reed Williams. o • Tennis First Row: Lawrence Brownin.t;, Dee Harris, Merrill Rigby, Merrill Packer. Sec- ond Row: James Eckersell, Robert Ricks, Don Carlson, Reed Williams, Coach Gordon Jensen. 1 — I guees I ' ll go to school. 2 — Civilization. 3 — Ice cream for all. 4 — Our cheer leader. 5 — We have to march all noon hour. 6 — Washing dishes. 7 — I like to eat candy in clas . 8 — We ' re not tired, just looking happy. D — Op era practice. 10 — The rush between classes. 11 — Trying to set a new record. 12 — Can you carry that big thing? 13 — At work. 14 — Leah Bell D. 15 — Who is she looking at? 16 — K.K.K. initiation. 17 — Ride ' em cowboy. 18 — I believe I ' ll go to the dance tonight. 19 — I can ' t see him. 20 — Pepper initiation. 21 — The ski lift. 22 — K.K.K. pep rally. i 1 — Miss Cottle and company. 2 — Let me look into your eyes. 3 — Listen to what this says. 4 — After work. 5 — Cleon is taken care of. 6 — Urban is in love. 7 — sh! Miss Graham is busy,. 8 — I ' m going to staib myself. 9 — Champion puncher. 10 — Get her, Leo! 11 — Just trash. 12 — Merrill finds a new one. 13 — Mr. Jensen takes a walk. 14 — Registering the inmates. 15 — Max reads while the play goes on. 16 — Weston didn ' t want us to shoot him, but we did. 17 — Enjoying life. 18 — ' Get ready to march. 1 — An old Spanish custom. 2 — Our Alma Pater . 3 — Our friends. 4 — I seldom read. 5 — Our boys going thru. 6 — Do you believe in ghosts? 7 — The Date Bureau. 8 — Now just pmile but don ' t open your mouth. 9 — It ' s hard to read my writing. 10 — They murdered a sparrow. 11. — It ' s fun to act — that is sometimes. 12 — I wonder if we can sleep again today. 13 — Just look closely and you will see Mr. Christensen run- ning around. 14 — Well, Mr. Peterson! 15 — I would like to eat also. 16- — Just an- other noon hour. 17 — Someday I ' ll be tall like Dick . 18 — Looking for someone? K T . ■ 2— Brain-trust. 3— Eyes like diamonds. 4— Daily workout. 5— Just thinking. 6— Randy 7— Max begs Max to give him a bite. 8— This is nasty. 9— Harold and the horns. 10— Registration. 11— What is this modern gen- eration coming to? 12— Mr. Brinton takes a ride. 13— The daily march 14— The sun got in our eyes. 15— Looking for the rainbow. 16— School is out. 17— The high school de luxe, streamlined sedan. 18— Sorry, ))ut it fit batter this way Q7 LENU7 R SEPTEMBER: 5 Registration, Freshmen 6 Registration. Sophomoies. .luuiors, Seniors. 7 Class Work Begins. 8 Get Acquainted Dance. 19 Clasn Elections. 21 KKK Initation. 22 Band Marches at Blackfoot. 2 6 Peanut Prom OCTOBER: 31 Hallowe ' en Matinee Dance. NOVEMBER: 1 KKK Banquet. 8 Sophomore Class Party. 10 Armisticf Day Program. 17 Pepper Birthday Parly. Freshmen Class Party. 20-24 Sophomore Week. Sophomoro Assembly. Sophomoro Frolic. 22 Senior Class Party. 29 Thanksgiving Program and Matinee Dance. DECEMBER: 13-14 School Play, Early to Bed, Early to Rise . 21 Alumni Assemlily. Senior Ball. 22 Christmas Holidays Begin. JANUARY : 5 Coed Assembly. 17 Junior Class Party. 20 Debate Tournament.. 26 Father s and Mother ' s Day. FEBRUARY: 2 Vaudeville. G. A. A. Assembly. 14 Valentine Matinee Dance. 15-10 Opera, Hearts and Blossoms . 17 Sweetheart Formal. 19 Freshmen Assembly. MARCH: 1 Sadie Hawkins Day. 6 Novelty Night. 7- 8-9 Basketball Tournament. 12 Lyceum, Dill, the Potter 14 F. F. A. Banquet. 19 Madisonian Assembly. 18-22 Junior and Senio ' - Week. 22 Junior Prom. APRIL: 5-6 Declamation Contest at Idaho Falls. 10 B Y. U. Symphonic Orchestra. 12 Sugar City Assembly. 19 Athletic Carnival. 26-27 Music Contest. MAY: 3 Girl ' s Day. Quadrangular Track Meet. St. Anthony, Madison, Sugar, Shelley. 6 Student Body Nominations. 8- 9 Senior Play, Little Women . 10 Award Assembly. Sixth District Track Meet. 13 Student Body Elections. 18 Dual Athletic Track Meet. Shelley vs. Madison. 24 Alumnj Ball. Commencement Exeicises. Bear Students: The following advertisers and donors have patronized us. They have helped finance this yearbook. We appeal to you to support them whenever possible. THE STAFF. SPONSORS Lloyd Adams, Attorney Pep Service Station Mary Smith, Attorney Eagle Shoe Shop Robert M. Kerr, Attorney AFs Welding Shop DeMott ' s Barber Shop T. Numoto Grocery Winzler Beauty Salon Barrett ' s Modern Beauty Shop Ross JoUey Meat Market Powell Service Station Commercial Grill Utah Power Light Co. The Rexburg Announcer Daniel Ricks Our business has been built on the basis of fine workmanship, fair dealing, and reasonable prices. This reputation we intend to maintain. ANDERSON PHOTO COMPANY Kexhui-.i;- Ksl ui)lisli d in 1 !MKI Idaho C. A. HARRIS SONS, INC. McCormick-Deering Farm Machines and Implements Good equipment makes a good farmer bettei- THE LIBERTY STORES, INC. Rexburg, Idaho Confuscious Say . . . 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REGAL CLEANERS MOTH-PROOF CLEANING Phone 119 — Rexburg. Idaho Cleaning-Tafloring-Alterations Dyeing, Hats Cleaned and Blocked YOUNG ' S Davidson Barber Shop Good Service To All JAMES F DAVIDSON D. W. Stowell FARM — LOANS — CITY REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Phone 30 — Rexburg, Idaho M. H. KING COMPANY Featuring Merchandise 5c to $1.00 Next to Joy Drug Store on Main Street and College Avenue, Rexburg, Idaho WILDING BEVERAGE CO. Rexburg, Idaho Phone 318-w Distributors of all kinds of high grade soft drinks D. D. WILDING. Prop. QUALITY GROCERIES Free Delivery Phone 61 - - Rexburg, Idaho When You Buy It At PENNEY ' S It ' s Right . . . IN PRICE IN QUALin IN SHLE J. C. PENNEY COMPANY, INC. Rexburg, Idaho Locker-Ice-Furs REXBURG COLD STORAGE General Cold Storage VEGETABLES MEAT P. 0. THOMPSON CO. Sherwin-William« Paints Hand and Electrical Water Pumps Fairbanks-Morse Stokers Plumbing - Heating - Tinning Office Phone 2 0 Res. Phone 156 Rexburg, Idaho In SAFETY and SAVINGS you ' ll be ahead with a CHEVROLET TAYLOR CHEVROLET COMPANY Telephone 125 Rexburg, Idaho GIFTS . . . Including — Books, Stationery, Pens and Sets, Dishes, Pottery, Pictures, Brief Gases — at — Porter ' s Book Store Gollege Ave. - Rexburg, daho C. W. Poole ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Rexburg, Idaho THE MIDLAND ELEVATORS Rexburg, Idaho Congratulating the graduating class of 1940 YELLOWSTONE FLOUR Charles Zollinger GENERAL CONTRACTOR Phone 182 Rexburg, Idaho REXBURG STATE BANK, INC. Rexburg, Idaho Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation TRI STATE LUMBER CO. Everything In BUILDING MATERIALS Phone IS Rexburg, Idaho You ' re Sure to make a HIT with They deserve a LETTER ' ' in every schooB STEVENS WALLIS, Inc. ofi RirHARns strp:et SALT LAKE CITY UTAH CompGments of RADIO SUPPLY. INC. Salt Lake City, Utah THE REXBURG STANDARD Newspaper and Job Printing JOB PRINTING IS OUR SPECIALTY Phone 26 IN APPRECIATION . . . As the school year comes to a close, we bid farewell to our many friends. We shall always remember them for their loyal friendship. As a student, I wish to ex- press my appreciation to my friends and especially to those of them who have helped with this yearbook. The staff responded well to the assignments given them. Mr. Nelson gave us invaluable aid as supervisor. The faculty has co-operated well. Many students, whose names we do not have space to mention, helped greatly with the selling of ads. The advertisers should also be thanked for their part in making this book. And last, but not least, I should like to thank the student body for co-operating in getting their pictures taken. I shall always remember the joy I have received from working with these people. . . . The Editor.