Madison High School - Yearbook (Rexburg, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1942 volume:

MADISONIAN •49 MATINEE DANCES . . . PEPPY ASSEMBLIES . . . CHEERFUL BUSY STUDENTS . . . THESE ARE MADISON. GREAT AMERICANS HAVE SAID: ' THE WAY TO BETTER STUDY AND SCHOLAR- SHIP IS THROUGH THE ENCOURAGEMENT AND COOPERATION OF THE STUDENTS IN ALL AC- TIVITIES ' ' . Bob Poole - Editor Reed Nelson - Business Manager The MADISONIAN for 1942 Published By The Associated Students Of Madison High School MADISON HAS WON HER PLACE IN THE SPORTS CIRCLES. ON THE STAGE, IN THE CLASS ROOM. AND ON THE SPEAKER ' S STAND . . . MAY HER STUDENTS ALWAYS UPHOLD THE HONOR AND INTEGRITY OF THE SCHOOL CONTENTS FOREWORD DEDiCATION ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS CAMPUSTRY FOREWORD OUR MINDS ARE EVER PRYING INTO MYSTIC SOMEWHERE, BUT THERE 13 NOTHING MORE PLEASANT THAN TO REVIEW THE HAPPY HOURS PAST. THE DAYS SPENT HERE AT MADISON HAVE BEEN JOYOUS AND WORTHWHILE AND WE OF THE STAFF HOPE YOU WILL EN- JOY SCANNING THE PAGES OF THIS MEMORY BOOK. WE WISH TO EXPRESS OUR APPRECIATION TO ALL THOSE WHO HAVE WORKED SO DILIGENTLY TO MAKE THIS PUBLICATION A SUCCESS. —THE EDITOR. DEDICATION TO THE SPIRIT OF THOSE COURAGEOUS MEN WHO ARE SO WILLINGLY DEFENDING THE RIGHT OF ALL FREE MEN: AND ES- PECIALLY TO FORMER STUDENTS OF THIS SCHOOL WHO ARE GIVING THEIR ALL THAT THE LIGHT OF DEMOCRACY SHALL NEVER BE EXTINGUISHED-WE DEDICATE THIS ANNUAL! ADMINISTRATION School Board Seated: T. W. Smith, S. J. Skelton, chairman; Arnold WilHams. Standing: W. E. Jo son, E. S. Stucki, clerk; Russel Flamm, J. S. Webster. PAGE 8 Our Superintendent Because of the conditions of the world in which we find ourselves at the present time, the students of Madison High School are taking their jobs more seriously than they have done heretofore. This year has been characterized by a spirit of work, and cooper- ation. As the students go out for their vacations or as they enter new fields because of graduation from this institution, there is a spirit of uncertainty as to what lies ahead. Thoughtf ulness and careful planning will be required of each one. Every moment must be made to covmt in order that proper preparation may be made to serve at home or away, as needs may dictate. W e are sure that we may count on each student to do his or her full share and to act with the greatest possible wisdom and efficiency. At the close of a very successful school year I express appreciation for each of you. 1 wish you the success and the happiness which comes through growth and achievement. To the freshmen, sophomores and juniors, I express best wishes for a happy, profitable vacation and hope that all may return at the beginning of 1942-43. To the largest graduating class which Madison has ever had, I express appreciation for achievement and hopes for continued success. Sincerely yours, E. S. Stucki PAGE 9 Mr. S. G. Nelson, science; Miss Nellie Robinson, English; Mr. Daniel Roberts, agricul- ture; Mrs. Alice Harrop, commercial department; Mr. Paul Nicholson, shop; Mrs. Lenore Finley, library and commercial; Mr. Alma E. Teuscher, social science; Mrs. Pearl Anderson, secretary. Standing: Mr. Howard Schaub, coach; Mr. V. L. Moncur, social living; Mr. Dale Biggins, science. PAGE 10 FACULTY Miss Olive Greaves, English; Mrs. Edna Bramwell, home making; Miss Orpha Cassidy, English; Mr. Edward Anthon, biology; Miss Dolores Alston, glee and English; Mr. K. W. Davenport, commercial department; Miss Maurine Carlilc, physical education; Mr. Wayne Booth, mathematics; Miss Thelma Martinsen, home making. Standing: Mr. P. R. Glcdhill, speech; Mr. Evan C. Christensen, music department. PAGE 11 Student Body Officers JAMES ECKERSELL President BETH HEGSTED Recreation Leader ZOLA BRO X N Vice President JANE RAE SCOW Secretary-Treasurer BOB POOLE Madisonian Editor VERN LILJENQUIST M News Editor MARY TOUT Cheer Leader THE RESPONSIBILITY OF MAKING YOUR SCHOOL YEAR A SUCCESSFUL ONF RES i S UPON THE SHOULDERS OF THESE STU- DENTS. THEY HAVE DONE THEIR JOBS WELL PAGE 12 Home- Room Council Student Council Seated: Marian Heileson, Jvinior representative; Miss Robinson, adviser; Jane Rae Scow, secretary and treasurer; James Eckcrsell, president; Zola Brown, vice president; Mr, Devenport, adviser; Mr. Teuscher, adviser. Standing: Dean Liljenquist, Freshman rep- resentative; Robert Ovard, Sophomore representative; Reed Squires, Senior representative. Standing: Mr. Christensen, adviser; Rex Harris, LaRue Cottle, Elaine Brown, John Sakota, Gordon Sellers, secretary; Lynn Jensen, Glen Arnold, Bud Beesley, David Davis, Mr. Devenport, adviser; Earl Siddoway. Seated: Loaine Moss, Lois Nef, Norma Jean Holley, Naomi Buchmiller, Fay Buchmiller, chairman; Thala Smith, Gloria Smith, Doris Anderson, Zella Briggs, Virginia Butler. PAGE 13 Watch out! She ' s . . . and give! Shiek getting mad. Class of ' 42 THE ACTIVITY OF THE SENIOR CLASS HAS EX- Koss CLEMENTS, P esident TENDED TO ALL DEPARTMENTS. MANY OF The guy with the friendly attitude _ _ THE STUDENTS HAVE TAKEN PROMINENT PLACES IN SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT AND IN THE ACTIVITIES OF THE SCHOOL. THEIR SPINE-CHILLING SENIOR PLAY HAS BEEN HERALDED AS ONE OF THE BEST. THE HIGH- LIGHT OF CLASS ACTIVITY WAS THE SENIOR SNEAK TO POCATELLO WHERE THEY ATTEND- ED CAMPUS DAY AT THE U. I. S. B. Reed Squires, council representative; Reed Nelson, reporter; Hilda Neiwirth, secretary and treasurer; Wayne Stevens, athletic manager; Rex Hansen, cheer leader; Donna Ann Beesley, vice president; Mr. Teuscher, adviser; Lorna Hacking, recreation leader. PAGE 16 1 JACK YAMAGATA Stai? Club CLINTON KEITH Student Body Officer .3 Drum Major 3-4 Pep Band 2-3-4 K. K. K. Club 3-4 M News Stall 3-4 GAIL FRANSEN K. K. K. Cinb 3-4 Track 2 Football 3-4 Basketball 4 Clas Officer 3 REVA EVANS G. A, A. 1-2 Opera 2-3 A capella ch:)ir 3 Home Ec. Club Off. MERLE RICKS Stag Club 3-4 LEAH MOULTON Jackson H. S. 1 Glee Club 4 Home Ec. Club 4 LOWELL PINCOCK K K. K. Clnb Basketball 3-4 Football 3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Pep Band 1-2 3-4 VIRGINIA SIMMONS Pepper Club 3-4, Off. Class Officer 3 Home Room Counc .l O.jera 1-2 Orchesti-a 1 Seniors NORMA McCULLOCH French Club 3 Home Ec. Club 2 Coed Club 1-2-3-4 ETHEL J ANSON Home Ec. Club 1-3 Opera 3-4 Glee Club 3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 ZOLA GROVER Archer Hitjh School Class Oiffcer 3 Cojd Club 3-4 Off. Home Ec. Club 4 Glee Club 3-4 1-2 R LPH LEATHAM School Play 2 Thespian Club 3-4 Track 1-2-3 Football 1-2-3 K. K. K. Club 3-4 DELLA CLEMENTS Home Ec. Club 1 French Club 2-3 A cappella choir 3-4 Opei ' a 2-3-4 Sextette 3-4 GLEN ARNOLD StaK Club 3-4 F. F. A. 1-2-3-4, Oft ' . 4 Home Room Council 4 MARIAN PARKER G. A. A. Club 2 Home Ec. Club 1-2 Coed Club 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 3-4 CR NT BURNS rcher Hi ' jh School 1-2 Homs Ec. Club 3 Stag Club 3-4 KEITH CHRISTENSEN Asht )n H. S. 1-2-3 Football 3 Track 3 FAY BUCHMILLER Band 1-2-3-4 Pep Band 2-3-4 Debate 2-4 Commercial contest 1 Home Room Council President 4 REED NELSON Class Officer 1-3-4 M News Staff 3 Madisonian Staff 4 K. K. K. Culb 3-4 French Club 3 MIRIAM CHENEY Archer Hi h School 1-2 A cappella choir 3-4 Coed Club 3-4 JOSEPH RICKS F. F. A. Officer 4 ALOIS TYLER Ririe H. S. 1-2-3 Coed Club 4 Home Ec. Club 4 RUSSELL HINCKLEY Basketball 2-3-4 Football 3-4 Stai? Club 3-4. Off. 4 K. K. K. Club 3-4 ELVA THOMSON Home Ec. Club 1-4 Coed Club 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 3-4 French Club 3 Opera 4 PAGE 17 LO DONNA WATSON Pepper Club 3-4 Student Body Off. 2 Drum Majorette 4 State Tennis Tourney 2-3-4 Debate 1-2 MARK RICKS F. F. A. Club Basketball 4 Football 4 Track 3-4 Stag Club 3-4 1-2-3-4 DOROTHY ANN GRAHAM Pepper Club Pres. I Music Contest 2-4 Thespian Club 3-4 M News Staff 3-4 Madisonian Staff 4 YONEO SHIGIHARA Agriculture 1-2-3 Stag: Club 3-4 DAWNA HOWARD Coed Club 1-2-3-4 Home Ec. Club 1-3-4 Opera 3-4 G. A. A. Club 2 Seniors HYRUM ANDRUS Opera 2-3-4 K. K. K. Club 3-4 Home Room Council 3 A Cappella Choir 1-2-3-4 REX HARRIS Jordan High School 3 Home Room Council 4 ALICE Mcculloch Home Ec. Club 2 French Club 3 Orchestra 1-3-4 Coed Club 1-2-3-4 LORNA HACKING Archer High School Coed Club Officer 3 Class Oft ' icer 4 Pepper Club 4 Home Ec. Club 4 LLOYD SMITH Thespian Club 4 Stage Manager 4 K. K. K. Club 3-4 School Play 4 Opera 1-2-3-4 JANE RAE SCOW Commercial Contest 3-4 Student Body Off. 4 G. A. A. Club 1 Home Ec. Club 1-2 NORMAN NIEDERER Archer High School 1- Basketball 1-2 Home Ec. Club 3 F. F. A. 4 DORIS ANDERSON Coed Club 4 Ashton 1-2-3 HILDA NEIWIRTH School Play 3-4 Thespian Club 3-4 Pepper Club 3-4 Class Officer 4 Coed Club 1-2-3-4 RAY PARKER Stag Club 3-4 NORMAN NEF F. F. Band Stag A. 1-2-3 2-3-4 Club 3-4 LEAH BELLE DAVIDSON Class Officer 3 Thesoian Club 4 Pepper Club 3-4, Off . 4 M News Staff 3 Senior Play LYLE SMITH K. K. K. Club 3-4 Class Officer 1-2 Stag Club 3-4 Madisonian Staff 3 MAXINE STEVENS Home Ec. Club 1-3- Co3d Club 1-2-3-4 Opera 3-4 G. A. A. Club 2 ARTELL WESTOVER Opera 2 F. F. A. 3-4 Football 4 Glee Club 2 Stag Club 3-4 DONNA THOMPSON SUMMERS Coed Club 1-2-3-4 G. A. A. 2 Home Ec. Club 1-2-3-4 ii FRANK SUMMERS Stag Club 3-4 Class Oft ' icer Football 1 2 3, K. K. K. Club F. F. F. 1-2 1-2 Capt. CLEO SIMMONS Class Officer 2 Home Ec. Club 1-4 Coed Club 1-2-3 4 Off. RALPH JOHNSON Track 1-2-3-4 Fjotball 3-4 F. F A. 1 Stag Club 3-4 PAGE 18 MYRA CARLSTROM •h ■l• Iiiirh School Home Kc Club ti Coed CIul. 1-2 8-4 Glee Club 3-4 I. EE HURBARD Stiiu: Club l.ORNA RICKS Coed Club VERN IJI„)ENQUIST Student Uody Office r 4 Student Council 1 Madisonian Staff 1 ■ M News Staff 3-4 K. K. K. Club 8-4 LENA CHERRY Home Ec. Club 3-4 Band 3 Glje Club 1-4 Coed Club 1-2-3-4 BOB POOLE K. K. K. Club 3-4 Student Body Officer Thespian Club 3-4 Debate 4 School Play 3-4 KATHRYN HANSjIN Carnival Queen 1 Madisonian Staff 3-4 G. A. A. Officer 3 Coed Club Officer 4 Pepper Club 4 ARIEL WESTOVER Opera 2 F. F. A 3-4 Glee Club 2 Stag Club 3-4 Seniors DORO ' lflY KICKS JEAN Debate 1-2 Tenn ' s 2 Pepper Club 3-4 ' I ' htspian Club 3-4 School Play 3 VERNA HANSEN llwhy HiKh School 1 G. A. A. Club 2 OLA BROWNING Coed Club 1-2-3-4 Opera 1-2 A Cappella Choir 1-2-3-4 G. A. A. Club 1 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 ROBERT MORGAN Home Ec. Club 3 GRACE SUTTON RICE LARUE PETERSEN Archer Hiiih School 1-2 Home Ec. Club 3 Glee Club 4 Coed Club 3-4 Glee Club 1 Home Ec. Club 1-3-4 MARY NELL PORTER BLAIR SPAULDING Pepper Club 4 ' .M News Staff 3 Commercial Contest 3-4 A Cappella Choir 3 G .A. A. Club 1-2-3 Band 2-3-4 Home Ec. Club 3 THALA SMITH Home Room Council 3-1 Hand 3-4 Home Ec. Club 1 G. A .A. Club 3 Coed Club 1-2-3-4 PIfYLLIS BUTTARS BRINKERHOFF Coed Club 1-2-3-4 Home Ec. Club I MARGIE WILLIAMS Class Officer 1 Student Council 2 Madisonian Staff 3 Coed Club Officer I Pepper Club 3-4 WARREN LEATHAM Stag Club 3-4 MARY ELLEN NELSON ISABELL WHITTAKER 1-2 Archer Hi h School Glee Club 3-4 Coed Club 3-4 Home Ec. Club 3-4 Archer High School 1- Coed Club 1-2-3-4 LNID CLAY rcher H ' ?h School 1-2 A Cappella Choir 4 Glee Club 3 Ham- Ec. Club 3-4 LELAND TROST K. K. K. Club 4 Orchestra 1-2 3-4. Off. 2 3 Football 4 Stag Club 3-1 1 PAGE 19 ■1 1 PHYLLIS STATHAM Rigbv High School 1 Girls ' Glee 1 Home Ec. Club 2 G. A. A. Club 2 Orchestra 3 ELLIS RICE Archer Hiprh School 1-2 Home Ec. Club 3 Basketball 4 Stag Club 3-4 GWEN ATKINSON Coed Club 1-2-3-4 HERBERT NEIWIRTH Home Ec. Club 3 French Club 3 BETH HEGSTED Student Body Officer Pepper Club 3-4 School Play 4 Thespian Club 4 Madisonian Staff 4 ■JAY NICHOLS School Play 1 Stag Club 3-4 M News Staff VERNON STEINER Agriculture 1-2-3-4 Home Ec. Club 3 LAURENE LILJENQUIST Archer High School 1-2 Pepper Club 3-4 Coed Club 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 3 ANITA WEEKES Archer High School 1-2 Coed Club 1-2-3-4 DONNA ANN BEESLEY FERN BEATTIE LARUE COTTLE Thespian Club 4 Pepper Club 3-4, Off. Home Room Council Oxri 2 G. A. A. Club 1-2 Class Officer 4 Pepper Club 3-4 Thespian Club 4 French Club 3, Off. 3 M News Staff Band 3-4 Coed Club Officer 3 Pepper Club 4 Thespian Club 4 2 BEULAH BURNS Archer High School 1-2 Home Ec. Club 3 Oiffcer 3 RICHARD CHANTRILL Opera 3-4 Band 1-2 Home Ec. Club 3 Glee Club 3 ILENE PETERSEN Sugar-Salem H. S. 1 Home Ec. Club 1-2 Band 1-2-3-4 Orchestra 4 LEON A JEO Home Ec. Club 1-2-4 G. A. A. Club 3 RAYOLA OWENS Home Ec. Club 1- Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Coed Club 1-2-3-4 French Club 3 Opera 4 KEITH TUCKER F. F. A. Club 1 San Francisco Fair ZULA NELSON Ai-cher High School 1-2 Coed Club 1-2-3-4 EVA SOMMER LEE Home Ec. Club 1-3-4 Coed Club 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 4 GENEVIEVE JOHNSON QUENTIN KLINGLER Coed Club 1-2-3-4 Home Room Council 2-3 K .K. K. Club 4 School Play 2-3-4 Orchestra 1-2 VERLA BENSON Ashton H. S. 1-2-3 4 Glee Club 2-3 4 Coed Club 3-4 G A. A. Club 3 GRACE TAYLOR Coed Club 1-2-3-4 Hjme Ec. Club 12 PAGE 20 ZONA NELSON Pepper Club :M, OIV. ' I ' hespian Cluh 1 Debate :i-t School Play 1 M News Stair 2 REED SQUIRES Student Council 4 M News Staff 4 Class Officer 4 Opera 4 Timnis 3 LARUE HOOPES Home Room Council Pepper Club 4 Orchestra 1-2-3 I G. A. A. Club 3 M. M. M. Club 4 REX HANSEN Class Officer 4 M News Staff 2 DELPHA CLEMENTS A Cappe ' la choir 1-2-3-1 Home Ec. Club 1 Opera Lead 4 Sextette 3-4 Music Contest 1-2-3-4 LEE WEEKES Stag Club 1-2-3-4 LUJEAN JOHNSON Class Officer 1 Pepper Club 3-4 Madisonian Staff 1-3 M. M. M. Club 4 Orchestra Officer 2-3-4 LELAND WII DlSON Agriculture 1-2 Home Ec. Club Off. 3 Glee Club 1 .lAMES ECKERSELL Student Hody Pres. 4 Thespian Club 3-4 K. K. K. Club 3-4 Student Body Off. 3 Track 2 DOROTHY ANN ATKINSON Pepper Club 3-4 Pep Band 3-4 French Club 2-3 M News Staff 3-4 State Tennis Tourney 2-3-4 ARLO WARD Trac ' 2-3-4 F. F. A. 1-2 Football 4 MASAKO ODOW Home Ec. Club Off. 4 Opera Lead 2 A Cappella choir 1-2-3-4 Pavlowette Dance Club 4 French Club 3 CALVIN FREEMAN Band 2-4 Home Ec. Club 3 JOANNE HEILESON Thespian Club Pres. Pepper Club 3-4 F ' rench Club 3 Declamation Contest Senior Play BEN CLARK Agriculture 1-2-3-4 Home Ec. Club 3 ALTA CLARK Home Ec Club 1-4 Band 3-4 Orchestra 1-2-3 G. A. A. Club 2-3 Coed Club 1-2-3-4 VENICE HILL Pepper Club 3-4 A Cappella choir Orchestra 1-2-3 Coed Club 1-2-3-4 1-2 ARNOLD BRIGGS Archer H. S. 1-2 Basketball 1-2 Home Ec. Club 3 F. F. A. 4 DORIS MILLER Coed Club 1-2-3-4 Home Ec. Club 2-3 JOE TAYLOR K. K. K. Club pres. Madisonian Staff 3 Pep Band 1-2-3-4 Athletic Manager 4 Hand 1-2-3-1 VELMA CLOWARD Roosevelt H. S. 3 Glee Club 1 Home Ec. Club 1 Coed Club 1-2-3-4 G. A. A. Club 1-2 DAVE HALL Band 1-2-3-4 Pep Band 3-4 French Club 3 K K. K. Club 3- SHIRLEY PACKER Home Ec. Club 1 Thespian Club 4 Band 2-3-4 WAYNE STEVENS Football 2-3-4 Track 3-4 Class Officer 4 Fi-ench Club 3 Basketball 2 PAGE 21 HAZEN MUIR Stag Club 3-4 HELEN ELLIOTT Pepper Club 3-4 Home Room Council 2 French Club 2-3 G. A. A. Club 1-2 Orchestra 4 JOAN NELSON Commercial Contest 3 -4 Pepper Club 3-4 School Play 2 Opera 2 G. A. A. Club 1-2 ROSS JOHNSON F. F. A. 1-2-3 Band 1 Home Ec. Club 1 Stag Club 3-4 MARJEAN BIRD Pepper Club 3-4 Glee Club 1-2 Coed Club Officer 1 Girls ' Day Queen 3 Home Ec. Club Off. 4 SAMUEL McKENNA Stag Club 3-4 RUTH SMITH Debate 1-2-4 Pepper Club 3-4 Student Council 3 French Club 2-3 School Play 4 ROSS CLEMENTS F. F. A. President 4 Senior Class President Basketball 3-4 OREON BROWN A Cappella Choir 1 Home Room Council K. K. K. Club 3-4 Stage Electrician 3 RUTH MUIR Coed Club 1-2-3-4 French Club 3 Home Ec. Club 1-2-4 Opera 3-4 lACK ADAMS Parker 1 St. Anthony 2 Stag Club 3-4 ZOLA BROWN Opera Lead 2-3-4 Thespian Club 4 Pepper Club 3-4 Class Officer 3 Student Body Officer 4 ELLA WALZ A Cappella Choir 3 Coed Club 1-2-3-4 G. A. A. Club 1-2-3 Band 3 Glee Club 3-4 JOHN WALZ K. K. K. Club 3-4 Thespian Club 4 Opera Lead 3-4 Orchestra 1-2 A Cappella Choir 3-4 MARY TOUT Declamation Contest 3-4 Thespian Club 4 Student Body Officer 4 Pepper Club 4 Pavlowette Dance Club Officer 4 DUAJSIE BROWNING K. K. K. Club 3-4 Officer 4 Track 4 Basketball 1 CHARLES ANDERSON VENDLA ROBISON Basketball Football 3- Track 3-4 Stag Club Band 1-2-3-4 Officer 4 Coed Club 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 2-3 Home Ec. Club 3-4 French Club 2 VIOLA BLUNCK Opera 1-2-3-4 A Cappella Choir 1-2- 3-4 Pepper Club 3-4 Home Ec. Club 2-4 PAGE 22 JUNIORS Junior Album Service! Close your mouth, Dud, so (ve can see what you look like! Correction fluid — quick! CLim-up Sellers Mr. Stowell One of our more active Juniors Where did that come from? Yeh? — I don ' t think we ought to! Well — we had to pjt some- thing here. Class of ' 43 BOB YOUNG, ivesiucnt J 5 d ss. SENIORS OF 43. HAS BEEN ' ,A walkitiK encyclopedia, in other words, a braintrust WELL REPRESENTED IN ATHLETICS. DRA- MATICS. AND MUSIC. THEIR ACTIVITY DURING JUNIOR WEEK AND THEIR PRESENTATION OF ONE OF THE MOST SUCCESSFUL DANCES OF THE YEAR HAVE ADDED IMMEASUREABLY TO THEIR LAURELS. Theda Cook and Boyd Thompson, recreation and cheer leaders; Carl Neiwirth, reports; Marian Heileson, council representative; Cliff Long, vice president; Bob Young, president; Paul Stowell, secretary and treasurer. PAGE 25 IRENE MUIR RALPH MUNNS BONNIE LOU PARK KEITH GALBRAITH ELNA FISHER EVERETT GALBRAITH VERNA BATES JOHN STUCKI ANNETTE GRAVEN DALE JEMMETT LAURA BEEBE DONALD LABRUM DOROTHY WALTERS HARRY WHITTAKER BARBARA BRIZZEE HUGH WRIGHT BETTY JEAN BARBER BOB YOUNG ALEEN COOK RAY TAYLOR CARMA HEILESON VERLAN LAUDER FERN HANSEN DEAN PERRY DONNA HEILESON KAY DAVIS FAUNDA REE NELSON ANDREW AMES ELAINE BROWN RALPH WEATEERSTON RUTH CHERRY RALPH SMITH VAE SMITH WAYNE PEARSON PEGGY HAWKES MARVIN MAY BLANCHE GROVER KENNETH SIMMONS MAURINE GRIFFIN TOSHIMITSU BINGO THEDA COOK DAVID JOHNSON VIRGINIA BUTLER WALLACE BRIGGS LILAS MORRIS CLIFFORD LONG LOAINE MOSS WARREN WIDDISON RUTH GALLUP CARL NEIWIRTH harhara wilson hilly lords i:llen beattie terrel arnold SHIRLEY SW NSON GLEN ASHCRAFT CAROLYN ALBRETSEN DARREL GARNER LUCILE BAKER AI.VIN HARRIS DORIS MUIR lED SIDDOWAY BELLEVINA BOEHLKE WAYNE RICHMAN DAWNA VEE DAWSON DOUGLAS KZRR JUNE WRIGHT PAUL STOWELL VAEKO MIYASAKI RICHARD COX LARUE WELKER BLAINE LYMAN JANET BITTER BOYD THOMPSON ZEMONA CLOWARD TOM KUSAKA DONNA MATSUURV CLIFFORD WILCOX ELMA OLDHAM WARREN KEPPNER PAGE 27 uuniors MARIE BARBER ARVA MAY DON McCULLOCH ZELLA BRIGGS ROWENA BECK BERNECE TAYLOR MESAO SHIRATORI PAUL PINCOCK BETTY TIMMERMAN MARION HEILESON DONA MAE PARKINSON BETTY RYTTING REVA RICHMOND CLEONA HUNSAKER BETTY LOU McCULLOCH FERN BAKER LOIS WITHERS DARRELL NEVILLE DONNA FAYE RIGGS BETTY COOPER DOROTHY DEAN COVINGTON BETTY GASSMAN RUBY RACKHAM EDYTHE HANAMI THELMA OLDHAM PHYLLIS HAWKES BETTY BUCKLAND DAVID DAVIS LELA PARKER DONNA HOLLEY RUTH DUDLEY MARY SUMMERS GORDON SELLERS BETTY JEAN COTTLE v ROSEMARY WELCH PAGE 28 SOPHOMORES Class o£ ' 44 THE YEAR WAS HIGHLIGHTED BY THEIR PLAC- LOUIS MELENDEZ President Se JJ ' ING PHILLIS STEWART AS QUEEN OF GIRL ' S DAY. THROUGHOUT THE SCHOOL YEAR THE SOPHOMORES HAVE TAKEN PART IN NEARLY ALL EXTRA-CURRICULAR EVENTS. DAVID BEAL AND BEVERLY WALZ WON HONORS IN THE OGDEN DEBATE MEET. BEVERLY IS ALSO THE FIRST SOPHOMORE TO BE ELECTED TO THE OFFICE OF VICE PRESIDENT. Rebecca Watson, cheer leader; Mr. Anthon, adviser; Robert Ovard, class rep- resentative; Don Ellis, cheer leader; Billy Webster, recreation leader; Ben Hopkins, athletic manager; Fern Spaulding, recreation leader; Fusaye Odow, reporter; Carma Teeples, secreatry and treasurer; Louis Melendez, president; Mark Tucker, vice president. PAGE 30 Sophomores Karl Keppner, Wayne Ball, Dick Powell, David eal, Adren J. ird, Ray Pfost, Rulon Trost, Arnold Powell, Dee Bowen, Clair Bailey, Douglas Brown, Ralph Powell, Fred Culcas, John Sakota. Pauline Vincent, Thalys Clark, Ann Porter, Arlene Nelson, Fern Spaulding, Amelia Muir, Lois Nelson, Gladys Bales, Norma Beesley, Afton Bayliff, Flora Statham, Dorothy Eckersell, Dorothy Blackburn. Lila Mae Keele, Carma Teeples, Arva Jones, Marie Saurey, Zola Mae Petersen. Carma Weathreston, Betty Lou Grover, Rea Walz, Dora Bush, Hope McCulloch, Lula Griffin, Donna Blackburn. Dell Loosli, Torao Yamigata, Junior Jeo, Keith Englund, Wayne R ' cks, Guy Leatham, Gerald Stewart, Bob B;ll, Ted Garner, Sidney Hinckley, Dee Parkinson, Don Ellis, Tucky Bingo, Jack Whitt, Elroy Rigby, Farrel Stacy. Arile Beardall, Glenda Clark, Nyal Andrus, Dora Butters, Marva Atkinson, Erma Blunck, Neva Roylancr, Wilma Hinckley, Belva Smith, Barbara Smith. Jean Beattie, Rosalee Spaulding, Lois Nef, Fusaye Odow, Frances Siddoway, Norma Browning, Eva Lou Welch, LaDean Allen, Mae Freeman, Ruby Perry, Donna Mae Jensen, Katherine Zollinger. PAGE 31 Sophomores Layle Parkinson, Robert Ovard, Harry Green, Louis Melendez, John McGee, Ross Jolley, Lynn Jensen, Forest Bott, Kieth Stoddard, Clint Hoopes, Carl Woodmansee, Ben Hopkins, Helen Bood, Betty Hansen, Aldean Smith, June Ricks, Evelyn Miller, Marion Rosenlof, Elaine Lawrence, Verla Clark, Phillis Stewart, Beverly Walz, Dawn Klingler, Ina Neeley. Patsy Ruth Anderson, Oleta Labrum, Betty Lou Wilemore, Corinne Curtis, Melba Benson, Leslie Gardner, Diana Siddoway, Rebecca Watson, Phyllis Allgood, Nola Taylor. Ray Hall, Brent Arnold, Benny Hertzig, Dean Pfost, Ted Lee, Melvin Benson, William Webster, Mark Tucker, Jay Ricks, Lorm Gold, Grey Jensen, Jay Sutton, Tharon Hinckley, Gordon Ricks, Sterling Clements. Bud Raymond, Robert Hedehus, Melvin Cook, Vaun Clements, Jerry Liljenquist, Elzada Lee, Wilma Muir, Diane Clay, Betty Jo Jeppesen, Merrell Smith, Argus Clinger! Ethel Parker, Letha Barney, Verna Johnson, Beulah Niederer, Maxine Scheets, Ruby Chambers, Berniece Fransen, Myrth Bensen, Idonna Pfost. PAGE 32 Class of ' 45 LED BY DICK CLARK AND OTHER CLASS OF- FICERS, THE FRESHMEN HAVE SUCCESSFUL- LY COMPLETED THEIR FIRST YEAR IN HIGH SCHOOL. DURING THE YEAR A DANCE AND A ROLLER SKATING PARTY WERE HELD. THEY TOOK PART IN THE PEP VODIE AND THE CAR- NIVAL. THEIR ASSEMBLY AT THE FIRST OF THE YEAR CONSISTED WHOLLY OF FRESH- MAN TALENT. Garth Nelscn, recreation leader; Emma and Erma Neiwirth, cheer leade-s; LaVina Bkmck, recreation leader; Jeanne Skelton, reporter; Blair Arnold, athletic manager; Berty Owens, vice president; Mr. Booth, adviser; Jan?: Reed, secretary and treasurer. DICK CLARK. President The little man with the big ideas PAGE n Freshmen Junior Stoddard, Marcus Bitter, Jay Ovard, Gerald Bowen, Blair Arnold, Dean Fisher, Shayne Linderman, Golden Muir, Calvin Hansen, Deloy McKenna, Blair Davis, John Anderson, Dale Bingham. Bobby Archer, Grant Bowen, Erma Neiwirth, Emma Neiwirth, Nola Thompson, La Vina Blunck, Mary Hunter, Faye Moss, Elva Hill, Gerald Stevens, Ray Dean Westover. Kwenden Nelson, Erma Siepert, Elaine Spaulding, Jean Ricks, Arlene Park, Leatrice Lewis, Elda Bood, Naomi Buchmiller, Helen Baker, La Von Wylie, DeMar Bott. Dee Armstrong, Akira Miyasaki, Ray Cherry, Garl Archibald, Lawrence Taylor, Earl Siddoway, Kenneth McCulloch, Lynn Ricks, Charles Barney, Lewis Klingler, Calvin Hunsaker, Clinton Galbraith, Gene Strepy, Joy Johnson, Billy Bush. Dee Blackburn, Aiko Shiratori, Jaquelene Neeley, Francis Craven, Kathryn Parker, Darma Lue Clark. Lueen Leavitt, Lois Walker, Karen Taylor, Helen Hunsaker, Vela McKenna. Bonnie Middleton, Margret Rae Payne, Jeanne Skelton, Norma Jean Holley, Lela Ann Richman, Jannette Reed, Colleen White, Cora Jean Hamilton, Judy Parkinson. PAGE 34 Freshmen Lula Mac Jones, Lynn Lusk, Frank Statham, Ray Rurnsidc, Joe Harris, Earl Priest, Edward Hook, Magctta Bales. Elda Leavitt, Ila Mae Cook, Eva Ruth Walters, Eleanor Armstrong, June Smith, Evelyn Clark, Arlene Grey. Harold Rigby, Bernece Sommer, Mary Lue Humphreys, Margret Withers, Betty Miller, Dorothy Anderson, Max Ottisen. Alvin Ames, Ronald Barber, Donald Beesley, Dick Clark, Wallace Bell, Ted Nibley, Lennis Leatham, Richard Albretsen, Milton Ricks, Garth Nelsen, Larry Ard, Cornell Bird, Vance Spaulding. Charles Nielson, LaVean Staker, Kathryn Ricks, Betty Owens, Helen Owen, Barbara Heileson, LaVerda Chamber, Elsie Ricks, Josephine Ames, Helen Thomson, Zane Leatham. Dean Liljenquist, Mary Riggs, Eva Packer, Lila Beardall, Mary Hill, Elda Hanson, Lida Peterson, Dorothy Smith, Irris Meckel, Ted Ellis. PAGE 35 ACTIVITIES School Play St.indini : Ruth Dudley, J.inics Eckcrsell, Beth Hegsted, Qucntin KHngler, Ruth Smith, Th.ilys C hirk, Ross Jolley, Hilda Neiwirth, Bob Young, Zona Xelson, Edwin Young. Sitting on the couch is Bob Poole and on the chair near the table is Lloyd Smith. CHARACTERS ( Ac Order of Their Appearance) Penny Wood Xoua Nelson Chuck Harris Boh Poole Mrs. Wood HiUa Neiicirfb Elmer Tuttle Qjientin KliiJ} ,ler Dr. Wood Bob Young Effie Befh Hegsfed Milly Lou Rufb Dudley G. Mervyn Roberts Ji?n Eckersell Roger Van Vleck . Edwin Young Mr. Harris Lloyd Sinifb Shirley Wentworth Tbalys Clark Ralph Wentworth Ross Jolley Julie Harris Ri(fb Switb PAGE 37 M News Staff First row: Dorothy Jean Ricks, Betty Rytting, Vern Liljenquist, editor; Dorothy Cov- ington, Dorothy Ann Atkinson, Dorothy Ann Graham, Miss Carlile, adviser. Second row: Fusaye Odow, PhylHs Allgood, Rebecca Watson, Betty Timmerman, Lela Parker, Ina Neeley, Jeanne Skelton, Judy Parkinson. Third row: Gloria Smith, Mr. Devenport, adviser; Bob Young, Russell Hinckley, Bob Poole, Clinton Keith, Lloyd Campbell, Reed Squires. Your M News has been rated as one of the best in the state. The students who make-up, write-up, and print this paper work for your enjoyment. Special mention should be given to the advertising managers, Phyllis Allgood and Rebecca Watson, who have .sold over and above the amount of space necessary for the paper to be self supporting. Bob Young, business manager, should be commended for his fine work in that particular department. Vern Liljenquist, editor, has been one of the best, from the standpoint that he always gave you a good paper when you wanted one most. VERN LILJENQUIST Editor He carries his worries in his back pocket. Handbook Douglas Kerr, editor, has been one of the very few persons who has finished the Handbook in time for registration. His staff: Paul Stowell and Donna Matsuura, should be men- tioned for their important work in publishing the most widely used and the most help- fvil guide to Madison ' s many traditions and features. k4  _ DOUGLAS KERR Editor ' A good Year Book for 1942-43. PAGE 38 Madisonian Staff Seated: Katliryn Hansen, make-up manager; Dorothy Ann Graham, advertising manager; Dorothy Ann Atkinson, advertising manager; Beth Hegsted, Senior representative; Miss Alston, adviser; Carl Woodm ansee, Sophomore representative; David Davis, associate editor; Bob Poole, editor; Betty Timmcrman, associate editor; Lorna Hacking, make-up manager; PhyUis Allgood, Sophomore representative; Mrs. Finley, adviser. Standing: Mr. Anthon, adviser; Mr. Nelson, adviser; Dick Clark, Freshman representa- tive; Quentin Klingler, snapshot associate; Clinton Keith, snapshot editor; Reed Nelson, business manager; John Stucki, Junior representative; Wayne Richman, assistant business manager; David Beal snapshot associate; Douglas Kerr, Junior representative. We have tried in these few pages to capture the highlights of the year ' s activities. As years pass you will become more attached to this book and will regard it as a prized possession. —THE STAFF BOB POOLE Editor Too busy to have fun. PAGE 39 Debate Seated: Ruth Smith, Zona Nelson, Fay; Buchmiller, Douglas Kerr, Gordon Sellers, Verla Clark, Ina Neeley, Janette Reed, Cora Jean Hamilton, John Anderson. Standing: Dor- othy Ann Graham, Bob Poole, Alvin Harris, David Davis, David Beal, Beverly Walz, Elaine Lawrence, Miss Robinson, coach; Marcus Bitter. These four, together with Zona Nelson and Ruth Smith, rep resented Madison at Ogden where David Beal and Beverly Walz were runner-up team in the Men ' s A division. I Bob Poole and Douglas Kerr, the negative team, seemed to fa get more enjoyment out of arguing between themselves. More power to the ones left to carry on next year! Facial expressions of Madison ' s debaters, caught in action and off guard, are characteristic of all who indulge seriously in forensic events. PAGE 40 Thespians First row: James Eckersell, Donna Ann Beeslcy. Second row: Dorothy Ann Graham, Beth Hegsted, Zona Nelson, Dorothy Jean Ricks, Ruth Dudley, Shirley Packer, Fern Beattie, Joanne Heileson, Zola Brown, Quentin Klingler. Third row: Rosemary Welch, Ralph Leatham, LaRue Cottle, Hilda Neiwirth, Annette Craven, John Walz, Mary Tout, Leah Belle Davidson, Mr. Glcdhill. 1 ourth row: Bob Poole, Edwin Young, Lloyd Smith, Bob Young. One of the most active clubs in school. Although a non-social club this group fosters and develops talents and abilities in a social way. For the first time, Troup No. 10 met with Troup No. 480 of Idaho Falls at a dinner program and dance, which is to become an annual affair. Everyone in school looks forward to the annual Thespian Assembly as one of the best of the year. Likewise, the annual Novelty Night, sponsored bv the actors and actresses, is an occasion that no one wants to miss. PAGE 41 Pepper Club ATKINSON CRAVEN LILJENQUIST NELSON JOHNSON HEILESON BIRD BUCKLAND RICKS BROWN HANSEN COVINGTON BEATTIE BATES BEE3LEY M ATSUURA NEIWIRTH HEILESON 3LUNCK COOK SMITH HILL HACKING PORTER TOUT HOOPES ' iEGSTED NELSON vVILLIAMS ELLIOTT WATSON HEILESON The Peppers are organized for service to the school. Present at all games, sponsors of two successful dances, the Peppers are to be commended for the way they carry their part in the school. VIRGINIA SIMMONS Rpporter LARUE COTTLE Secretary ZONA NELSON DOROTHY LEAH ANN BELLE GRAHAM DAVIDSON President Vice-Pres. NELLIE ROBINSON Adviser PAGE 42 K. K. K. Club A reorganized K. K. K. Club started the year by accepting for the first time a constitu- tion and by-laws. A hamburger feast held after one of the basketball games was the first of its kind. The K. K. K. Formal was a unique and successful affair. REED RAY JOE DUANE DALE NELSON TAYLOR TAYLOR BROWNING RIGGINS Sec.-Treas. Vice Pres. President Reporter Adviser PAGE 13 F. F. A. Joseph Ricks, reporter; Mr. Dan Roberts, adviser; Mark Ricks, secretary; Ross Clements, president; Glen Arnold, vice president. Stag Club Mr. Howard Schaub, adviser; John Walz; Gordon Sellers; Layle Parkinson; Gail Fransen; Dick Clark; Bob Young; Charles Anderson, vice president; Mr. Vern Moncur, adviser. Russell Hinckley does not appear in the picture. He is the president of the Stag Club. Madison ' s boys took charge of the city on April 29, with many interesting results. Mayor Bob Poole took charge of the day, assisted by councilmen Vern Liljenquist, Ben Hopkins, John Walz, Bob Young and Dick Cl ark. Boys elected to the various offices were Charles Anderson, chief of police; Russell Hinckley, street commissioner; Ted Stoddard, fire chief; Gordon Sellers, clerk; Carl Neiwirth, health commissioner; Bill Webster, water master, and Blaine Lyman, judge. PAGE 44 Co-ed Club Standing: Miss Martinsen, Miss Carlilc, and Mrs. Bramwell, advisers. Seated: Loudell Harris, Bonnie Middleton, Carma Tceples, Kathryn Hansen, Cleo Simmons, Margie Williams, Donna Thompson Summers, Zola Grover. Home Ec Club Marjean Bird, Reva Evans, Miss Martinsen, adviser; Mrs. Bramwell, adviser; Masaka Odow PAGE 45 Band President, Blaine Lyman; vice president, Ray Taylor; secretary and treasurer, Dorothy Ann Atkinson; librarians, Shirley Swenson, Fern Beattie. Orchestra Standing: Evan Christensen, director; Vernon Steiner, Ben Clark, Glen May. Midd ' e Row: Alice McCulloch, Dorothy Eckersell, Helen Thompson, Bonnie Rae Midd ' eton, Dee Armstrong , Bob Bell, Ilene Peterson, Helen Elliott, Betty Lou Rob son, Ina Neeley, Earl Hoopes, Kathryn Ricks, LaVean Staker. Front Row: LaRue Hoopes, Lujean John- son, Frances Siddoway, Leland Trost, Nola Taylor, Donna Mae Jensen, Phyllis Statham. PAGE 46 Pep Band Mr. Christenscn, director; Dec Parkinson, Roy Holley, Blaine Lyman, Dave Hall, Clinton Keith, leader. Marvin May, Shirley Packer, l aye Ikichmiller, Alvin Harris, Paul Stowell, Billy Web- ster, Arnold Powell. Douglas Kerr, Wayne Pearson, Lynn Jensen, Dorothy Ann Atkinson, Hugh Wright, Kay Davis, Bellcvina Boehlke. Donna Holley, Wayne Richman. A Cappella Choir First row: Delpha Clements, Ella Walz, Barbara Brizzee, Mary Nell Porter, Myra Carlstrom, Delia Clements, Betty Buckland, Arva May, Laura Beebe, Berniece Taylor, Elaine Brown, Donna Heileson, Masako Odow, Viola Blunck, Faunda Ree Nelson, Elna Fisher, Lorna Hacking. Second row: B:th Hegsted, Zola Grover, Enid Cla y, Vae Smith, Carma Te ples, Zola Browning, Venice Hill, Dorothy Ann Graham, Lena Cherry, Maxine Stevens, Marjorie Watson, M ' riam Cheney, Zola Brown, Janet Bitter, Rowena Beck, Rhea Walz. Th ' .rd row: Jerry Liljrnquist, Claire Bailey, Rex Hansen, Reed Squires, Lloyd Smith, lohn Walz, Kieth Galbraith, Glenn May, Hyrum Andrus, Marvin May, Frank Statham, Richard Cox, Lynn Ricks, Douglas Brown, Lewis Klingler. PAGE 47 Operetta Zola Brown, Viola Blunck, Ann Porter, Delpha Clements, Hyrum Andrus, Lorna Hacking, Alvin Harris, Lloyd Smith, Delia Clements, Edwin Young, John Wa z, Don Ellis, Richard Chantrill, Janet Bitter, Lynn Lusk. The Chorus for the Operetta included the students who were enrolled ni the glee classes. PAGE 48 Music Club Seated: Fay Buchmillcr; Masako Odo ' ; Delpha Clements, secretary and treasurer; Hyrum Andrus, vice president; Zola Brown, president; Zola Browning; Venice Hill. Standing: LaRue Hoopes, Viola Blunck, Lujcan Johnson, Lloyd Smith, Leland Trost, Paul Stowell, John Walz, Clinton Keith, Alvin Harris, Wayne Pearson, Wayne Richman, Alice McCuUoch, Ilene Peterson, Lorna Hacking. Dance Orchestra Seated: Ross Jolley, Lynn Jensen, Wayne Pearson, Alvin Harris, Paul Stowell, Lea ' i Belle Davidson. Standing: Don Ellis, Wayne Richman. Two new organizations at Madison. They promise to be of great importance to the school. PAGE 49 Pavlowette Club BUCKLAND CLARK ODOW ATKINSON 3KELTON GASSMAN WRIGHT DAWSON SPAULDING COVINGTON BEARDALL ROSENLOF RICHMAK MIDDLEtON PARKER HOWARD KLINGLER TAYLOR BARBER FREEMAN A newly organized club promises to be an outstanding part of Madison. Highlights of their year ' s activity include the presentation of the Dance Review and winning of the Pep Vodie trophy. FUSAYE ODOW Reporter JANET MARY DIANA RUTH BITTER TOUT SIDDOWAY DUDLEY Secretary President Vic, Pre L-f -;,t- rms MAURINE CARLILE Adviser i PAGE 50 Football Coach Schaub, manager Joe Taylor, Frank Summers, Glen Hunter, Don Labrum, Arlo Ward, Ray Taylor, Russell Hinckley, Charles Anderson, Lowell Pincock, Mr. Vern Moncur, assistant coach. Ralph Johnson, Terrell Arnold, Tom Kusaka, Clifford Long, Gail Fransen, John Ray, Duane Browning, Alvin Harris. Mark Ricks, Dave Hall, Artell Westover, Gerald Stewart, Lorin Cook, Louis Melendez, Ted Nibley, Leland Trost. Pep talk at the half. Summers through — and all alone. Dropped behind the line. Fransen on a wide run for twenty yards. PAGE 52 Varsity Basketball Manager Joe Taylor, Gail Fransen, Lorin Kauer, Ted Stoddard, Mark Ricks, Tom Kusaka. Ross Clements, Ellis Rice, Ray Taylor, Charles Anderson, Lowell Pincock, Coach Mr. Howard Schaub. Junior J Varsity Back row: Kieth Englund, Blair Arnold, Louis Melendez, Deloy McKenna, Billy Webster, Clifford Long, Arnold Powell, Coach Mr. Vcrn Moncur. Front row: Carl Keppncr, Tucky Bingo, Vaun Clements, Paul Pincock, Dick Clark. Rulon Trost. Varsity Schedule Opp. MHS Opp. MHS Opp Risby 33 34 Moreland 27 26 Shellev 20 Shelley 34 42 50 29 Rinby 34 Sugar City 38 41 Midway 37 21 St. Anthony 4 Idaho Falls 52 22 Firth . „21 44 Sugar 38 St. Anthony 26 43 Ririe 18 33 Idaho Falls 33 30 lona 35 : ' 6 PAGE 53 Track David Davis, Kieth Englund, Herbert Neiwirth, Wayne Pearson, Cliflford Long, Tharon Hinckley, Verlan Louder, Coach Schaub. Ted Nibley, Jay Ricks, Wallace Bell, Lennis Leatham, Jack Covington, Shayne Linderman. Gerald Stewart, Wayne Stevens, Arlo Ward, Charles Anderson, Ralph Johnson, Louis Melendez. Tennis Reed Nelson, Lyle Smith, Clinton Keith, Lowell Pincock, Rex Hansen. Seated: James Eckersell, LoDonna Watson, Dorothy Ann Atkinson, Vern Liljenquist. _ PAGE 54 CAMPUSTRY 1 — And she is leaving. 6 — Blahh-h-h-h! always look like that? headquarters 2 — Aupres de ma blonde 7 — Our champs 11 — She can talk too! 17 — Now, now, this is a test! 3 — Well — isn ' t that sweet 8 — Lazy Dave 12 — Can ' t you see I ' m busy? 18 — Just a false front — he 4 — Just a sample 9 — This is funny 13 — Ain ' t life just sweet never cracked a book in his 5 — Three crackpots 10 — Does she always 16 — Orders from life. DeMordaunt and Drennen Theatres Our true intent is all for your delight ROMANCE and ELK at Rexburg — ROXY and REX at St. Anthony RIO and GAYETY at Idaho Falls NUART and MISSION at Blackfoot For Safety Savings, You ' ll be wise to have your car re- paired now, at— TAYLOR CHEVROLET COMPANY Quality Used Cars M. H. RING COMPANY Featuring Merchandise 5c to $1.00 Next to Joy Drug Store on Main Street and College Avenue, Rexburg, Idaho Graham Hardware Hardware - Furniture TELEPHONE 11 East Main Street REXBURG, IDAHO LIBERTY Dept. Store Locker Ice - REXBURG Furs COLD STORAGE General fold Storage 1 — See — someone broke it. 6 — If you look close 9 — Oh! So funny. 2 — Masterminds? 3 — Oh, oh! An intrigue 4 — The beginners hill 5— K. K. K. ' burger feast 13 — Can ' t you smell mention him you ' ll see what we 10 — Say. she ' s all the beans? 17 — It stinks — and mean right 14 — Sophomore mean the music! 7 — We assure you — 11 — That ' s enough out indifference 18 — A medal — and he ' s perfectly norm al of you guys. 15 — Now what have grin 8 — Hold it! 12 — Hollywood? you done? 19 — The bone crush Not quite 16 — Wc won ' t even 20 — Two of the be Office Phone 20 Quality Endures Thompson Plumbing Company Hand and Electrical PLUMBING — HEATING Sherwin-Williams Paints Water Pumps TINNING Fairbanks-Morse Stoker FOOD QUALITY GROCERIES Free Delivery- Phone 61 - - - Rexburg, Idaho Rexburg Coal Feed GEORGE R. LARSEN Baldwin Pianos Rexburg, Idaho Montana-Idaho Lumber Co. W. BURTON SMEAD Vice-President and Gen. Mgr. Rexburg, Idaho M 0 0 N ' S Service Rexburg, Idaho Modern Cabins Atlas Tires Rosie Powell Son SERVICE WITH A SMILE Sovith Edge of Rexburg, Idaho THOMPSON SPORTING GOODS Rexburg, Idaho ASK FOR Hart ' s Bread and Pastries Hart ' s Bakery Idaho Falls Boise Rexburg Floral Co. FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Phone 31 — Rexburg, Idaho Rexburg Food Store Quality Foods At Reasonable Prices Phone 60 Free Delivery MRS. WILLIAMS ' Pop Corn Stand 2 doors East of Romanes Theatre HAMBURGERS, POP CORN, CHEWING GUM, CANDY Mrs. Griff Williams, Proprietor Safeway Congratulations on completion of a successfvil school year. J. P. Croff Co. CASH — ONE PRICE SMALL PROFITS PAGE 58 0. W. Sorensen College Ave Weill pa per and Pahif Hchj. No job too large or too small Free Estimates — Phone 101 (First door No. of Post Office) REXBURG, IDAHO Pep Service Station Main Street DeMott ' s Barber Shop Main Street Davidson Barber Shop Good Service To All JAMES F. DAVIDSON Madison Pep Extracters The pep and enthusiasm of these girls has added immeasurably to the success of the athletic events during the year. Anderson Photo Co. Our business has been built on the basis of fine workman- ship, fair dealing, and resonable prices. This reputation we intend to maintam. PAGE 59 Ross ' Meat Market Your Friendly Butcher Ask Your Friends Ralph A. Parker, Mgr. Phone 46 Classic Shop Rexburs ' s Exclusive Ladies ' Store Kugler ' s Better values in watches and diamonds . . . Terms too, at . . KUGLER ' S 0. p. Skaggs SYSTEM Efficient Service C. A, Cottle Garage Sales and Service PLYMOUTH — DESOTO General Auto Repairing Tires, Tubes and Batteries F. J. Holley PLUMBING, HEATING AND SHEET METAL WORK Phone 5 05 — Rexburg, Idaho CITY DRUG STORE ' Accurate Prescripton Service Phone 29 Rexburg, Idaho Fhyd ' s Ice Cream College Ave. THE STUDENTS OF TODAY ARE THE BUILDERS OF TOMORROW Compliments of Tri-State Lumber Company WEISER ■ ECKERSELL Furniture Company Fiimifinr Worth Living With REXBURG, IDAHO PHONE 99 MIDLAND ELEVATORS Rexburg, Idaho Congratulating the graduating class of 1942 YELLOWSTONE FLOUR PAGE 60 BANQUET Better Foods BUTTER — CHEESE — EGGS Ask Your Grocer REXBURG — ASHTON — RICHFIELD DRTCC.S — VICTOR NELSON-RICKS CREAMERY COMPANY Regal Cleaners 27 College Ave. Phone 119 Our dry cleaning process is safe at every step. We avoid pulling, stretching, shrink- age. We control measurements. We give every fiber its original, lustrous sheen. When You Buy It At PENNEY ' S It ' s Right . . . IN PRICE IN QUALITY IN STYLE Rexburg, Idaho JOY DRUG STORE HOME OF FAMOUS MALTED MILKS AND FOUNTAIN SERVICE Your Rexall Store On the Corner FLAMM CO. Furniture and Undertaking Ambulance Service Day or Night Quality Furniture of All Kinds Business Phone 261 Resident Phone 5 52 STUDENTS Congratulatons Best Wishes To all those who have patronized us — Thanks a lot for your business. We hope to be able to serve more of you next vear. SPENCE ' S PAGE 61 Calendar SEPTEMBER 1 — First Faculty Meetings 2 — School begins. Registration 12 — Election of Class OfEicers 26 — Peanut Prom OCTOBER 31 — Football, Ashton here DECEMBER 7 — Harvest Ball 11 — Football, Sugar City here 13 — Teachers ' Association Meeting 14 — Pepper Birthday Dinner and Dance NOVEMBER 3 — Basketball, Moreland here 4 — Teachers ' Association Meeting 5 — Basketball, lona here 10- 11— School Play 12 — Basketball, Midway there 17 — Play Journey to Jerusalem 22 — Christmas Festival 23 — Alumni Assembly, Christmas Vacation begins. JANUARY 2 — School convenes 7 — Basketball, Firth here 9 — Basketball, Ririe here 12 — Lyceum, Evening 14 — Basketball, lona here 16 — Basketball. Sheiley there 23 — Senior Ball. Basketball, Rigby there 22 — Dance Review 28 — Basketball, St. Anthony here 30 — Parents ' Day, Basketball, Sugar City here FEBRUARY 4 — Basketball, Rigby here 6— Pep Vodie, Basketball, Shel- ley here 11 — Craftsmanship Lyceum 13 — Basketball, Sugar City then- 14 — Pepper Sweetheart Formal 18— School Opera, Basketball, L F. there 19— School Opera 20— Basketball, St. Anthony there 21 — I.ivitational Debate Tourna- ment 27 — Sophomore Frolic, Basketball. Idaho Falls here MARCH 23 — Junior-Senior Week Begins 27- 28- -Novelty Night -Junior Prom APRIL 4— K K. K. Formal 6 — Nominations for Student Body Officers 13— Student Body Elections 17 — Carnival 24 — Senior Sneak 27 — Ritz Trumpeteei-s 29-30— Senior Play MAY 1 — Girls ' Day. Tennis, Shelley here 4 — Tennis, Idaho Falls here 6 — Magician Lyceum 7- 8 — Music Contest ; Check in books 9 — Commencement Exercises, Alumni Ball Hi Crip — You too Pinny! Now listen to me! We told you to move, Now git! Pals Oh, you again Oh, we ' re so scorry. Up in the air Slowpoke! A swell guy. Duchess Siddoway Has the last bell rung? The Brownings — that ' s Daisy (the shadow we mean) PAGE 62 He ' s always in a hurry A lyceum on animals — rather snaky! Mary had a little lamb, its fleece — Half of the well-known Neiwirth duo. Well, come on Hink, get it out! A student ' s man. Jam Session — or — between bells. Caught you, didn ' t we! Index ADMINISTRATION School Board Superintendent Faculty Student Body Officers H. M. council, Student Counc.l .. CLASSES Seniors Juniors 2 Sophomores 3 Freshmen 3 ACTIVITIES 3 School Play , 3 M News 3 Madisonian 3 Debate 4 Thespian Club 4 Pepper Club 4 K. K. K. Club 4 F. F. A., Stag Club 4 Coed Club, Home Ec. Club 4 Band, Orchestra _ 4 Pep Band, Choir 4 Operetta 4 Dance Orchestra 4 Music Club _ 4 Pavlowette Club ATHLETICS 5 Football , a Basketball 5 Tennis 5 Track 5 CAMPUSTRY 5 Cheer Leaders . 5 Calendar 6 We ' ve always wondered We couldn ' t leave the space empty — so — Well, well, well,— And he ' s your new president! Get a-hold of yourself — now don ' t PAGE 63 Goodbye . . .