Madison High School - Yearbook (Rexburg, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 73 of the 1943 volume:

1 i THE 1943 MADISONIAN The 1943 PUBLISHED BY THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF MADISON HIGH SCHOOL DOUGLAS KERR EDITOR PAUL STOWELL BUSINESS MANAGER CONTENTS PERSONNEL ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS ADVERTISERS DEDICATION Today this country, with the rest of the United Nations, is fighting a war, a total war, for the estabHshment of the Four Freedoms wherever they may be welcomed by the oppressed and freedom-loving peoples of the earth. Every soldier, sailor, and marine is valiantly defending those rights; that we may have a world free from domination of ruthless tyrants to whom the individual is nothing. However, our fighting men are also fighting for some thing else, something perhaps that is even greater. They are fighting in the foxholes and swamps, on the sands and in the mountains and on the sea and in the sky in the hope that through their efforts, man may never need fight again. To this spirit we humbly dedicate the Madisonian. FOREWORD Although the staff has been handicapped and .iisappointed in getting out this annual, we have tried our best to make it live up to the stan- dards set by its predecessors. While the war has disrupted many things in our lives, it has injected a new, vibrant spirit into the life of the school. We have tried to capture that spirit on these few pages. We would like you to picture yourself entering the east door with the two students on the first page, who are symbolical of all of you, for a brief resume of your activities in 1943. If, in your journey with them through these pages, you will re-live your experiences of this past year, and leave, still in their company, with a feeling of satisfaction at a year well spent, yet tempered by that ever-present, familiar feeling of nostalgia when we look back on the worthwhile things of the past, we will have ac- complished our purpose. CALENDAR AUGUST— 29 — First Faculty Meeting. 31 — School Begins, Registration. SEPTEMBER— 1 — Registration. 4 — Seminary Dance. 9 — Lyceum. 11 — Election of Class Officers. 18 — Football, at Idaho Falls. 2 5 — Peanut Prom. 29 — Lyceum, Bud Wood. 29 — School out for Harvest Vacation. OCTOBER— 2 8 — School Begins after Harvest Vacation. 3 0 — Football, at Ashton. NOVEMBER— 6 — Harvest Ball. 6 — Football, St. Anthony, here. 9 — Lyceum, Mental Wizard. 11 — Armistice Day. 11 — Football, Sugar City, here. 16 — Football, Driggs, here. 20 — Pepper Birthday Dinner and Dance. 26 — Thanksgiving. DECEMBER— 10 — Senior Play. 1 1 — Senior Play. 17 — Basketball, Pocatello, there. 18 — Basketball, Edmunds, there. 21 — Alumni Assembly. 22 — Basketball, Edmunds, here. 2 3 — Christmas Program, Assembly. 24 — Christmas Vacation. 2 5 — Christmas Vacation. 28 — School in Session. JANUARY— 1 — New Year ' s Day- No School. 8 — Basketball, Midway, here. 15 — Basketball, Rigby, there. 22 — Senior Ball. Basketball, Sugar City, here. 29 — Fathers ' and Mothers ' Day. 29 — Basket ball, St. Anthony, here. FEBRUARY— 4 — K. K. K. Banquet. 5 — Pep Vodie. 5 — Basketball, St. Anthony, there. 6 — Basketball, Idaho Falls, there. 12 — Basketball, Rigby, here. 13 — Pepper Formal. 17 — Basketball, Midway, there. 19 — Basketball, Idaho Falls, here. 26 — Basketball, Sugar City, there. MARCH— 1 — Lyceum, Robert Edgar, The Telescope. 5 — District Basketball Tournament. 5 — Sophomore Frolic. 11- 12 — Opera. 12 — Lyceum, Betty Lowman. 22-26 — Junior-Senior Week. 26 — Junior Prom. 3 1 — Lyceum, Bobo, The Magician. APRIL— 2 — Stag, Hag, Tag Dance, Pavlowette Club. 6 — Lyceum, Buddy Math, Wonder Dog. 7 — District Debate and Declamation Contest. 9 — Inter-District Debate and Declamation Cont. 16— K. K. K. Formal. 16 — Track Meet. 2 3— M Day and D ance. 2 8 — School Play. 29— School Play. 30 — Music Festival. MAY— 3 — Student Body Nominations. 7 — Girls ' Day. 10 — StuJent Body Elections. 14 — Awards Assembly. 21 — Commencement Exercises. 21 — Alumni Ball. PERSONNEL Seated: Arnold Williams, S. J. Skelton, Chairman; J. S. Webster. Standms: Walfred Johnson, K. C. Klingler, Russel Flamm. SCHOOL BOARD Much of the success of Madison High School is due to the leadership and foresight of these men. They are really concerned with making these school days pleasant and profitable. OUR SUPERINTENDENT Respected and loved by Students and Teachers FACULTY Mr. Berne P. Broadbent Science, Mathematics Mrs. Edna Bramwell Home Economics Mr. Alma E. Teuscher Histcry, Sociology Mr. Howard Schaub Physical Education, Athletics Mrs. Maude Jacobs English Mr. Merle Borrowman Sociology, Mathematics Mr. Evan C. Christensen Music Mrs. Lessie W. Price mjd English, Journalism Mr. Preston R. GledhiU Speech, Languages Miss Martha Nielsen Shorthand, Typins Mr. K. W. Devenport Commercial Dept. FACULTY Mr. S. G. Nelson Science, Mathematics Mrs. Addie W. Broadbcnt Library Mr. Lewis J. Robinson Science, Mathematics Mr. C. Drue Cooper English, Debate Mrs. Olena Harris Domestic Art, Physical Education Mr. D. W. Nelson Sociology, Mathematics Mr. Edward Anthon Biology Mrs. Pearl Anderson Secretary Mr. Daniel Roberts Agriculture STUDENT COUNCIL Weldon 1 Ic ilcson, Freshman Representative; Mr. Teuscher, Adviser; John Stucki Senior Representative; Mrs. Price, Adviser; Bever ' y W ' alz, Vice President; David Davis. President; Lois Withers, Secretary; Mr. Devenport, Adviser; Ina Neelcy, Junior Rep- resentative; Erma Neiwirth, Sophomore Representative. HOME ROOM COUNCIL Seated: Thelda Byrnes, Betty Willmore, LaDean Allen, Lynn Jensen, Annette Craven, Carma Teeples, Erma Seipert, Oleta Labrum, Hope McCuUoch. Standing: Ruth Cherry, Loaine Moss, Dona Parkinson, Mr. Devenport, Advis.-r; DeMar Bott, Bill Webster; Dee Parkinson, Mark Hall, Mr. Christensen, Adviser; Elaine Fife, Arlo Trost. CLASS OFFICERS First Row: Donald Labrum, Athletic Manager; Blaine Lyman, Recreation Leader; Paul Stowell, Secretary; John Stucki, Council Representative. Back Row: Ruth Dudley, Cheer Leader; Betty Timmerman, Reporter; Clifford Long, President; Mr. Teuscher Adviser; Bonnie Lue Park, Vice President. Gordon Sellers, Cheer Leader, does not appear. SENIORS This is one of the smallest classes to gradu ate from Madison in recent years, but these Seniors have substituted quality for quantity. They have participated in every activity sponsored by the school, and also have held two dancing parties. A few outstanding activities were the scrap drive, a highly successful Senior Ball, and the winning skit of the Vaudeville Show on M Day. The highlight of the year was their winning of the Harvest Contest sponsored by the Utah-Idaho Sugar Company, by putting a total of 2,08 S hours in the beet fields during harvest vacation. For this they received a check of $2 5 as first prize. SENIOR PLAY Left to right: Boyd Thompson, Janet Bitter, Blaine Lyman, Marian Heileson, Boh Young, DougUis Kerr, Dona Parkinson, Alvin Harris, David Davis, Annette Craven Laura Beehe, Betty Jean Cottle. The Case of the Laughing Dwarf , the Senior Phiy this year, was a murder mystery packed with thrills and suspense. Its audience appeal not only went over in a big way, but also it was a huge financial success, taking in more money than any Senior Play for many years. We should thank all those who participated in the success of the pro- duction. CHARACTERS (In Order of Appearance) Georgia Divine Laura Beebe Tonkie Dona Mae Parkinson Phil Hunter Boyd Thompson Celia Shaw Ann2tte Craven Dr. Jackson Crane Alvin Harris Elias Grottingham Blaine Lyman Blanche Grottingham Janet Bitter Fannie B:tty Jean Cottle Dean Phillips David Davis Myra Marian Heileson Inspector Britt Bob Young Wing Douglas Kerr SENIORS Bernice Anderson Wallace Briggs Carolyn Archer 40, 41 ; Stag AlbretSOn GAA 40 ; Home Ec. 41, 42; Co-Ed Club 42, 43. Club 42, 43. Elma Oldham Donald Labrum Janet Bitter Home Ec. 40; G A Class Off. 43; Stag Dance Club Off. 42. Club 40 ; Co-Ed Club Club Off. 42. 48 ; Foot- 13 ; Thesiian Club 43 ; 12, 43. ball 40, 41, 42, Track 42, 43. 43 ; O era 41, 42, 43 ; Senior Play 43 ; F;. per Club 43. Donna Holley David Davis Betty Buckland Pep Band 41, 42 ; Op- Debate 42, 43 ; Foot- Archer 40 41 ■ c;f„ Crub 42 ; Dan crC.ub . {J PH ' u ' I. ' Off. 43; Midway, 40 l tud nr ody ' Pre : llZ7 cIT .fl = - 3. Cheer Leader 43. Marie Barber Paul W. Hart Bstty Gassman Opera 41, 42, 43 ; A Plain City Hiprh 10, Opera 42 ; Co-Ed Club Capella Choir 41, 42, 41 ; Baseball Club 40, 42, 43 ; French Club 41 ; Weber High 42 ; 41 ; Dance Club 42, Baseball 42 ; Madison- 43 ; Home Room ian Staff 43. Council 43. 43 ; Home Ec. Off. 43 GAA Club 41 ; Co Ed Club 42, 43. Annette Craven Thespian Club 41 42, _ . 43 ' Co Fd Ch h Off Contest 40, 41; KKK Pep Band 42; Home 43 ; School Play 41 Senior Play 43. Ted Siddoway Shirley Swenson Class Off. 40 ; Music Co-Ed Club 42 Club 42, Oft ' . 43 ; News Staff 40. M ' Ec. Off. 43. Thelma Oldham Home Ec. 40, 42 ; G AA Club 40 ; Co-Ed Club 42, 43. Ralph Weatherston Stag Club 42, 43 ; Football 43 ; Basket- ball 43. Ruth Dudley Opera 41, 42 ; Dance Club Off. 42 ; Thes- pian Club Off. 43 ; School Play 42 ; Class Off. 43. Donna Heileson j ,- j nson Beth Pelton Home Ec. 40, 41; Op- .r,, An Ai ib. 4 ro Football 41, 42, 4 era 40, 41, 42 ; A Ca pella Choir 40, 41, 42 ; Pepper Club 42, 43 ; Co-Ed Club 42, 43. Marian Heileson Pepper Club 42, 43 Off. 43; Thespian Club 42, 43 ; Senior Play 43 ; Student Council 42 ; M News Staff 43. KKK Club 42, 43 : FFA 42, 43. Opera 40, 42 ; Co-Ed Club 42, 43 : Bob Young Class Oft ' . 42 ; Thes - pian Club 42 43. Off. 43 ; School Play 42. 43 ; Senior Play 43 Reva Richman Home Ec. 40. 41, 42 A Capella Choir 43 C3-Ed Club 42, 43, Faunda Ree Nelson PeppLT Club 12. r.i : Thespian Club 42, 43 ■ Dramatic Contest 42, 43 ; School Play 43 SENIORS Lorin Kauer FKA 40, 41, 42 : Bas- ketball 42, 43 ; Stat? Club 42, 43. Betty Lou McCulloch Opera 42 : Glee Club 42 : Music Contest 42 : Co-Ed Club 42, 43. Darrel Garner Thcda Cook Play Production 40. 41 ; Sta , ' Club 42, 4;? ; M News StalV 11, 42, 43. Class Oir. 41, 42; G A A Club Off. 41 : Student Body Off. 43 ; Pepper Club 42. 43 ; Opera 40. 41. Ralph Smith Basketball 40 . Stajt Club 42. 43. Fern I lansen Co-Ed Club 42, 43. DarrcU Neville Yaeko Miyasaki Football 40, 41 ; KFA Home Room Council 10 41, 42, 43: StaK ' ' 1: GAA Club, 40: Club 42. 43. Home Ec. 40. 41 : Co- Ed Club 42, 43. Kay Davis Lois Withers Terrell Arnold Home Room Council Home Room Council ' ' -a ' k 43 : French 40: KKK Club 42. 42: Home Ec. Off. Club 41; Football 41. 43 : Music Club 43 ; 43 : Student Body Oil . ■ Basketball 43. Pep Band 42 : Foot- 43 : Commercial Con- ball 43. test 42. Zella Briggs Tom Kusaka Archer 40 41: Girls Track 41; Basketball Club Otl. 40. 41; Op- 42; Football 41. 42; era 43 : Home Room gtag Club 42. 43. Council 42. Maurine Griffin Opera 42. 43 ; Home Ec. 41. 42 ; A Capella Choir 43 : Co-Ed Club 42. 43. Andrew Ames Lela Parker StaK Club 42. 43 ; F FA Club 41. 42. 43. French Club 41 ; Co- Ed Club 42. 43 : Dance Club 42 : M News Staff 42. 43. John Stucki Music Contest 40. 41 : KKK Club 42. 43 : Football 43 : Madison- ian Staff 42 ; Class Off. 43. Carole Crippen • ' M • News Staff 43 ; Co-Ed Club 43. Alvin Harris Bellevina Boehlk. ' Opera 42. 43; Foot- S P ' ' = 9° ball 42. 43: Thespian Ed Club -12. 43 : Mu- Club 42, 43: KKK ' ' T ??, u n ' ., ' = Club 42, 43 : Debate French Club 40, 41. 42. 43. jack Covington Dorothy Walters Darwin ZoUinsr.r Track 42 ; Stag Club Opera 40, 41, 43 ; A FFA 42 ; Statr Cliili 42. 43. Capella Choir 41. 43; 42. 43. Co-Ed Club 42, 43. W I • f f .; - • ♦ i m I ■r ' i f SENIORS Winston Taylor Ashton 40, 41, 42 ; Student Council 40 ; Music Club 42, Off 43 : Class Off. 41 : School Play 42. Arva May Opera 40, 41, 42; Home Ec. 40 ; Music Contest 40, 41, 42; GAA Club 41 : A Ca- pella Choir 41, 42, 43. Hugh Wright Pep Band 42, 43 ; K KK Club 43 ; Sta? Club 42 : Music Club 43. Rosemary Welch Declamation Contest 40, 41, 42 ; School Play 41 ; Thespian Club 41 ; Debate 41 : Music Contest 40. 41. Plarry Whittaker Archer 40, 41 ; FFA 12 ; Stag- Club 42. 43. Donna Matsuura Class Off 40. 41; Pepper Club 42, 43 Off. 43 : Thes-jjan 43 Madisonian Staff 43 Senior Play 43. Dean Perry FFA 40, 41 42, 43 ; State Club 42. 43. Mary Summers Co-Ed Club 42 13 ; Home Ec 41 ; Dane? Club 42 ; Opera 43. Marvin May Music Contest 40, 41, 42 43 ; Pep Band 42, 43 ; Music Club 43 ; Opera 42, 43 ; FFA 40. Elna Fisher A Capella Choir 42 ; Opera 40. 41, 42 ; G AA 41 ; Home Ec. 42 ; Music Contest 40, 41, 42. Douglas Kerr Debate 42, 43 ; Thes- pian Club 43 ; KKK Club 42, 43 : Pep Band 42, 43 ; Student Body Off. 43. Betty Jean Cottle Thespian Club 43 ; Pe pper Club Off. 43 ; Senior Play 43 ; Mus- ic Contest 42 ; Opera 42. Blaine Lyman Class Off. 40, 43; Band Off. 41, 42 ; Pep Band Off. 43 ; Stag Club Off. 43 ; Foot- bn ' .! 43. Ruth Cherry Home Ec. 39, 40 ; Co- Ed Club Off 42, 43 ; A Capella Choir 42, 43 ; Home Room Coun- cil 42, 43. Paul Stowell Commercial Contest 41 ; Pep Band 41, 42, 43 ; KKK Club 42, 43 ; School Play 43 ; Class Off. 43. Irene Muir Co-Ed Club 42, 43 ; Home Ec. 40. 41 ; Op- era 43. Robert Jones Opera 40; FFA 40, 41,42; KKK Club 43; Stag Club 42, 43. Betty Jean Barber Dance Club 42. 43; Opera 41, 42. 43 ; A Capella Choir 43 ; Home Ec. Club 41, 42, 43 ; Glee 41, 42, 43. Ray Taylor Basketball 41, 42, 4 ' : Football 41, 42. 43 ; KKK Club 42. 43 ; Tennis 42 ; Class Off. 41. Loaine Moss Home Ec. 40, 41, -Vl, 43 ; Opera 41, 42 43 ; A. Capella Choir 41, 13 ; Home Room Cou - cil 42, 43. Keith Galbraith FFA 40, 41, 42, 43 ; Etag: CJub 42, 43 ; Opera 40 ,41 ; A Ca- pella Choir 40, 41. 42, 43. Leatrice Nelson Home Ec. 40, 41. 42. 43; Co-Ed Club 42, 43 ; GAA 40. Carl Neiwirth Class Off. 42 ; KIvK Club 42, Off. 43 ; F FA 43 ; Th3soian Club 43. Barbara Brizzee Music Contest 42 ; A Ca oella Choir 42 ; Gl.e 40, 41, 42 ; Home Ec 40, 41, 42 ; Opera 42. SENIORS Boyd Thompson Verna Bates Home Room Council Pepper Club 42. ' V.i ; 40: Class Oir 41, 42: Co-Ed Club 42. 43. KKK Club 42. 43 : School Play 43 ; Foot- ball 43. Paul Pincock Football 40. 41 : Uas- ketball 40, 41, 42, 43 : Sta { Club 42, 43 ; K FA 42, 43, Al con Cook Home Ec. 40 News Staff 43 : Club 42, 43. CliflFord Long Betty Cooper M Co-E(l Track 41, 42, 43: K KK Club 42, 43 : Class Oir. 42, 43 : Football 42 43 : Basketball 43. Alta, Wyo. 40 : School Play 40: DriKKS 41: Class Otr. 41 : Homo Ec. 41. Warren Keppncr Stac: Club 42. 43. Betty Timmcrman Class OtV 40. 43 : ' M News StalV 41. 42 : French Club 41 : Mad- isonian Stall 41, 42 : Student Body Off. 43. Gordon Sellers Student Council 40 . StaK Club Off. 40 : FFA Club Off. 42. 43 : KKK Club 42. 43: Class Off. 43. Bonnie Lue Park Ferris Robison Class 0(V. 43 : Mad- isonian Stall ' 43 : Co- Ed Club Off. 43 : M News Staff 43 ; GAA Club 40. OT era 43 : A Capella Choir 43 : Stas Club 42. 43. Dona Mae Parkinson GAA Club 40, 41 : Thespian Club 43 : Senior Class Play 43 M News Staff 43 Home Room Counci 43. Clifford Wilcox Ruth Gallup Leonard Johnson Archer 40. 41 : Bas- ketball 42. 43 : FFA Off. 43 : Home Room Council 42. Home Ec. 41. 43 : Co- StaK Club 42, 43. Ed Club 42, 43. Ethel Janson Opera 40, 41 42, 43 ; Music Contest 40, 41. 42, 43 ; Music Club 43. Glenn Ashcraft B ' .inche Grover StaK Club 42, 43 : FF A Organization 42. 43. Archer 40 41 : School Play 40, 41 : Girls Club Off. 41 : Home Ec. 42 : Co-Ed Club 42, 43. Toshi Bingo Track 40 : Football 40 : Glee Club 42. 43 : M News Staff 42. 43. Lucille Baker Home Ec. Club 41 ; Co-Ed Club 43 : Spanish 43. 40. 42. Wayne Richman Peo Band 40. 41. 42. 43 : Band Off. 43 : K KK Club 42. 43 ; M News Staff 41. 42 : Madisonian Staff 41. 42. June Wright Lcnnis Hope Ruby Rackham Hime Ec. 40 ; GAA Basketball Club 41 : A Capella 40, 41, 42 : Choir 41 ; Dance Club 42. 43. 42 : M News Staff 43. 43 ; FFA Home Ec. 40, 41, 42 : StaK Club Glee Club 43 ; A Ca- pella Choir 43 : Co- Ed Club 42, 43. Thespian Club 42, 43 ; Contest Play 42 ; Sen- ior Play 43 ; Declama- tion Contest 42. SENIORS Glenn May D awna D awson Home Ec. 40, 43 ; M FFA 39. 40 ; Opera A Capella Choir 42 ; News Staff 43 ; GAA 42, 43 ; Music Contest Orera 41, 42 ; Co-Ed Club 41 ; Co-Ed Club 42, 43 : Stag Club 42, Club 42, 43 ; Pavlow- 42, 43. 43 ; Music Club 43. ette Dance Club 42 ; Home Ec. 41. Wayne Pearson Doris Muir Pep Band 40 to 43 ; Home Ec 41 KKK Club 42, 43 ; AA Club 40 : Track 41, 42, 43 ; Bas- Club 4 ' 43 ketball 42, 43 ; Foot ball 41, 42. 43. 42 ; G Co-Ed Warren Widdison Rowena Beck Concert 42 ; Co-Ed Club 42, 43. FFA 40, 41. 42 ; Stag Club 42. 43. A Capella Choir 41, 42 ; School Opera 40, 41, 42 ; Music Con- test 42 : Co-Ed Club 42. 43. Carma Heileson Home Ec. Club Off. 41 ; Co-Ed Club 42. 43 : Glee Club 41, 42, 43. Dee Bush stag Club 42. 43. Edythe Hanami Home Ec, 40, 41, 42, 43 ; Co-Ed Club 42, 43. Virginia Butler Richard Cox Ethel Parker Home Room Council Stag Club 42, 43 ; A Co-Ed Club 42, 43 : 42; Home Ec. 40, 41, Capella Choir 40, 41, P P Band 42; Home 42. 42, 43 ; Opera 40 ' , 4l! Ec. Off. 43. 42, 43 : Music Con- test 40, 41, 42, 43. HONOR GRADUATES These four students have been selected as the outstanding graduates in their particular nelds, and their recognition is based on a four year record. The honor student ' s recog- nition is due to an almost straight A average during his four years, and the efficiency student has been chosen by the Student Council as being the most active and at the ■iame time scholarly graduate. These two students will have their names engraved on the honor roll trophy. The science graduate has the best record in science work of all che seniors, and has received the Bausch and Lomb Science Award. The athletic graduate has been chosen by the coach as the best all-round athlete for the four years and has received the Howard Gentles Athletic Award. We congratulate them on their achieve- ments. 1. A picture of the radiator. 2. Fudd . 3. What form! 4. Hard Night. 5. Worth cheering for. 6. Just a pose. 7. Jun- ior ingenuity. 8. Longhairs, 9. Timm . 10, The Brain Trust. CLASS OFFICERS Front: June Branson, Cheer Leader; Nola Taylor, Secretary; Louis Melendez, President. Back Row: Jay Ricks, Athletic Manager; Ann Porter, Recreation Leader; Ina Neeley, Council Representative; Mrs. Jacobs, Adviser; Lynn Jensen, Recreation Leader; Beverly Walz, Reporter; Elaine Lawrence, Vice President. JUNIORS This class shows evidence of becoming an outstanding Senior class. They have parti- cipated in debate, declamation, dramatics, athletics, and countless other activities. Their Junior Prom was one of the finest dances of the year. In addition, a roller skating and dancing party were held during thj year, with a combination dance, hamburger, and theatre party winding up their activities. 4 Teeples, Carma Webster, Bill Neeley, Ina Hoopes, Clint Hall, Ray Hardy, LeOla Englund, Keith Eckersell, Dorothy Weatherston, Carma Lawrence, Elaine Blunck, Erma Brown, Douglas dinger, Argus Gray, Sharal Hertzig, Benny Petersen, Zola May Allen, LaDean Trost, Rulon Porter, Ann Broy Holley, Roy Tucker, Mark Mulr, Wilma Spaulding, Fern Grover, Betty Lou Taylor, Nola Liljenquist, Gerald Labrum, Oleta Bailey, Clair Arnold, Brent Nef, Lois Quu-1, Beth Klingler, Dawn Raymond, Bud Willmorc, Betty Lou Spaulding, Rosalie Ricks, Jay Suttoh, Jay Siddoway, Diana Smith, MerrcU Bird, Adren Jones, Arva Sharp, Marie S. Fransen, Berniece Okura, Sakuye Sase, Hugo Nelson, Delos Beardall, Arile Weekes, Leah Green, Harry Erikson, Phyllis Roylance, Neva Griffin, Lulu Benson, Melba Ricks, June Ball, Wayne Atkinson, Marva June Walz, Rea Freeman, Mae Welch, Eva Lou Rigby, Elroy Curtis, Corrine Ellis, Don Weekes, Verla Sakota, John 1 w — f l Algood, Phyllis Stacey, Farrel McCulloch, Hope Melendez, Louis Jensen, Grey Clark, Verla Ree Yamagata, Torao Rosenlof, Marion Miller, Evelyn Jensen, Lynn Gardner, Lesley Stoddard, Keilh Pfost, Ray Hinckley, Wilm. Whitt, Jack Saurey, Marie Siddoway, Frances Cook, Melvin Jeppson, Marjorie Bell, Bob Ricks, Wayne Bayliff, Afton Parkinson, Ralph Clark, Thalys Stewart, Phyllis Bingo, Tucky Browning, Norm; Keppner, Karl Benson, Melvin Barney, Letha Gold, Lorin St.itham, Flor.i Perry, Ruby Cook, Rccd Zollinger, Katliciin Clements, Vaun Pfost, Idonna Keele, Lila Mae JoUey, Ross Grover, Fern Garner, Ted Hansen, Betty lot Watson, Rebecca Bott, Forrest Smith, Belva Parkinson, Dee Beesley, Norma Branson, June Woodmansee, Carl Walz, Beverly Parkinson, Layle WilsQn, Wanda Beattie, Jean Powell, Dick Bales, Gladys Strepy, Bob Grover, Irene Smith, Aldean Cheney, Gerald Clay, Diane Grover, Joel Williams, Marie Hillam, Vonda Powell, Arnold Benson, Myrth Jeo, Junior Nelson, Lois Nelson. Arlene Andrus, Nyal CLASS OFFICERS First Row: Judy Parkinson, Reporter; Bonnie Middleton, Cheer Leader; Jeanne Skelton, Recreation Leader; Colleen White, Secretary. Second Row: Garth Nelson, Vice Pres- ident; Junior Stoddard, Cheer Leader; Lennis Leatham, Athletic Manager; Blair Davis, President; Mr. Anthon, Adviser. SOPHOMORES The Sophomores have been very much alive this year. They won the scrap drive by a large margin, both collectively and individually, and participated in the Pep Vodie. During the year, two skating parties and one dancing party were held. SOPHOMORES First Row: Joy Johnson, Cornell Bird, Larry Ard, Arlene Gray, Josephine Ames, Delila Nelson, Donna Briggs, Joseph Rice. Second Row: Lennis Leathim, Leafice Lewis, Elda Bood, Lyverda Chambers, Jacqueline Neeley, Helen Owens, Betty Owens, Judy Parkinson, Marie Byrne, Cora Jean Hamilton, Charles Nielsen (seared). Th rd Row: Gerald Bowen, Vella McKenna, Lawrence Taylor, Evelyn Clark, Daren Taylor, T an Ricks, Elsie Ricks, Deloy McKenna (seated). Fourth Row: Ida Mae Cook, June Niederer, Dorothy Smith, Glenna Nelson, Genevieve Sutton. Fifth Row: Zane Leatham, Wallace Bell, Ray Burnside, Bob Archer, Blair Davis, Calvin Hans n. Max 0:t;s2n First Row: Ted Ellis, Junior Stoddard, Erma Neiwirth, Emma Neiwirth, Erma Seipert, Kathrvn Parker. Second Row: Frances Craven, Betty Lou Mil ' er, Ze ' ma Briggs, Lois Walker, Margetta Bales, Colleen White, Lueen Leavitt, Colleen Huff, J. R. Clark (seated). Third Row: Bonnie Middleton (esated), Mary Hunter, Mary Hill, Lila Beardall, Lida Peterson, Helen Baker. Fourth Row: Lynn Ricks (seated), Margaret Withers, Bernice Sommer, Barbara Heileson, Lela Ann Rjichman, Jannette Reed, Mar- garet Payne, Edward Hook (seated). Dean Fisher (seated). Fifth Row: Lewis Kling- ler, Arlene Park, Elda Leavitt, Lula Mae Jones. SOPHOMORES First Row: Earl Beck, Vance Spaulding, Kv enden Nelson, Harold Bagby, Lorin Taylor. Akira Miyasaki, Earl Wilcox. Second Row: Milton Ricks, Golden Muir, Richard Albretson, Verl Wilcox, Alvin Burns. Third Row: Elmo Cheney, Merlin McCulloch, Lynn Lusk, Grant Bowen, Ronald Barber, DeMar Bott, Ted Nibley (seated). Fourth Row: Blair Arnold (seated), Roy Boulter, Wallace Grover, Garl Archibald, Charles Barney, Shaync Linderman, Cleve Weekes. Fifth Row: Darrel England, Joyce Terry, Eleanor Armstrong, Norma Jean Holley, Jeanne Skelton. First Row: Dean Liljenquist, Billy Bush, Elda Hansen, Helen Thompson, Dee Arm- strong. Second Row: Aiko Shiratori, Katherine Ricks, Elaine Spaulding, Faye Moss, LaVerl Staker, Don Sharp. Third Row: Eva Ruth Walters, Naomi Buchmiller, Lucy Mae Nelson, June Smith, Jessie Shaw, Mary Lou Humphreys, Marilyn Hart, Garth Nelson, John Anderson (seated). Fourth Row: Donald Beesley, Kenneth McCulloch, Ray Cherry, LaVina Blunck, Nola Thompson, Frank Statham, Marcus Bitter. Fifth Row: Ray Dean Westover, Earl Siddoway. CLASS OFFICERS First Row: Mark Hall, Cheer Leader; Bobby Webster, Garth Pincock, Athletic Man- ager; Weldon Heileson, Council Repr esentative. Second Row: Quinton Harris, President; Joan Harris, Cheer Leader; Shirley Jacobsen, Reporter; Blanche Seipert, Vice Presi- dent; Clive Nelson, Secretary. FRESHMEN With a vim and vigor practically unmatched in the school ' s history, the Freshmen this year entered into the life of the school with a bang. Willingly supporting all school activities, and holding several parties throughout the year. They climaxed their achievements by capturing first honors in the great M Day of April 2 3. Their future at Madison looks bright indeed. FRESHMEN First Row: Duaine Nef, Donna Gold, Bernell Logan, Faye Clark, Nola Rae Rock, Mary Umphries, Del Klingler. Second Row: Mildred Widd ' son, Ella Henri, Beth Ricks, Delores Labrum, Jean Beck, Relda Nef. Third Row: Berniece Weber, Jessie Claire Morrell, Margie Sutton, Lenna Lee, Shirley Freeman. Fourth Row: Val Middleton, Lloyd Burnside, Donald Peterson, Weston Lawrence, Stanley Jenkins, Clyde Jones, Lynn Neeley, Raymond Cox. Fifth Row: Arlo Trost, Marvin McCuUoch, Dale Weather- ston, flachi Bingo, Calvin Jeo, Grant Elliott. First Row: Leta Priest, Garth Pincock, Keith Larsen, Dale Steiner, Billy Bush, Bobby Webster, Thelda Burns, Weldon Heileson. Second Row: Blanche Seipert, Joann Harris, Phyllis Griffin, Vilda Johnson, Charlene Eckersell, Twila Jensen. Third Row: Steve Brunson, Charles Belnap, Elwood Bates, Keith Gardner, Keith Rush, David Janson, Lyle Galbraith. Fourth Row: Gene Matsuura, Clive Nelson, Bert Webster, Lloy Ellis, Blair Manwaring, Richard Klingler. Fifth Row: Quinton Harris, Stanley Welch, Wilbert Hendricks, Ted Butts, Earl Wheelwright. FRESHMEN First Row: Elaine Fife, Zelma Blanchard, Nadine Shirley, Geneve Brinton, Carol Jar- dine, Florence Cox. Second Row: Carmen Melendez, Inez May, Lida Cordon, Doroth} Davis, Lillis Keppner, Marcen Erickson. Third Row: Clarence Parks, Ladine Robinson, Mary Jane Taylor, Viola Beebe, Ruth Barber, LaRee Grover, Norma Ricks, Mary Lou Mickelson, Billie Otteson. Fourth Row: Betty Aeschbacher, Geneal Smith, Larry Burns, Earl Summers. Fifth Row: Blaine Hendricks, Rigby Willmore, Mark Hall, Don Ashcraft. First Row: Keith Machen, Merlin Siepert, LeRoy Hope, George Peterson, Margie Baker, Betty Loosli, Bonnie Hunsaker, Elda Westover, Esther Wilcox. Second Row: Idaho Jeo, Donna Garner, Marjorie Algood, Marjorie Clark, Shirley Jacobsen, Verla Clark, Velma Hinckley. Third Row: Rex Welker, Laurace Hope, Takio Shigahara, Robert Beebe, Lyle Saurey. Fourth Row: Sam Kusaka, Lavar Grover, Windle Edstrom, Alvin Lords, Ken- neth Wilson, Tom Atkinson, Lorin Briggs. Fifth Row: Dean Graham, Leon Aesch- bacher, LeRoy Hardy. 1. A couple of Juniors. 2. H. Lester. 3. Playin ' Games. 4. The Mayor ' s Limousine. 5. John Stucki, V-12. 6. Remember That! 7. Such durn weather . 8. The Freshmen. 9. H ps, Incorporated. 10. The Sophomores. 11. The Pin-Up Boy. 12. Swoonatra Fan. 13. Brand-New Outfits. 14. Once over Lightly. 15. Man Shortage — Again! 16. The Press Car. 17. Time Off. ACTIVITIES MADISONIAN STAFF shs Kerr Ann Broy Porter Paul Stowell Editor Associate Editor Business Manager The staff has tried its very best to put out a useful and worthwhile book this year and we certainly hope that we have succeeded in our efforts and that you students will enjoy looking through it. As years pass, the Madisonian will be an enjoyable reminis- cence of high school life. Seated: Garth Pincock, Freshman Representative; Paul Stowell, Business Manager; Douglas Kerr, Editor; Ann Porter, Associate Editor; PhylLs Algcod, Advertising Man- ager; Rebecca Watson, Advertising Manager. Standing: Paul Hart, Snapshot Editor; Garth Nelson, Sophomore Representative; Mr. Broadbent, Adviser; Donna Matsuura Senior Representative; Bonnie Park, Senior Representative; Mr. Nelson, Adviser; Dawn Klingler, Junior Representative. ' ' M NEWS STAFF Betty Timmerman Editor Beverley Walz Dona Parkinson Olcta Labrum Associate Editor Husiness Mana t-r Business Manatfer Continuing; iIk- pol:cy started a few years ago, that of being entirely selt -surficient financially, the M News this year has lived up to its tradition. It has occupied an important place in the life of the school. Appearing regularly every two weeks, thi, newsy paper has been eagerly read by the students. The editor and staflf have done a fine job this past year. Seated: Forrest Bott, Wilma Hinckley, Erma Blunck, Beverly Walz, Betty Timmerman, Phyllis Algood, Rebecca Watson, Carl Woodmansee, Miss Nielsen, Adviser. Standing: Mrs. Price, Mrs. Broadbent, Advisers; Mesao Shiratori, June Wright, Dona Parkinson, Ojeta Labrum, Mr. Devenport, Adviser; Jackie Neeley, Joyce Terry, Norma Jean Holley, Lela Parker Barbara Heileson, Marion Heileson, Verla Clark, Frances Siddoway, Shirley Jacobsen, Nadine Shirley, Toshi Bingo. K. K. K. CLUB The K. K. K. Club did a very fine job of ushering and helping with order in the assemblies. They also presented a very successful dance, participated in the Pep Vodie, and gave an hilarious and decidedly different assembly program. PEPPER CLUB The Peppers have continued their tradition of pep and activity this year. Their Birth- day Dinner and Dance, and Sweetheart lormal, were highly successful. They furn- ished entertainment at games and built up the spirit of the school. Congratulations to them. Frances Elaine Thaly3 Fern Verna Mae Annette Verla Siddoway Lawrence Clark Spaulding Bates Craven Clark Phyllis Donna Ann Loudell Carma Beverly Theda Algood Heileson Porter Harris Teeples Walz Cook Nola Janet Fern June Diana Dawn Ina Taylor Bitter Grover Branson Siddoway Klingler Neeley CO-ED CLUB Geraldine Wright, Freshman Representative; Mrs. Bramwell, Adviser; Nola Taylor, Vice President; Ruth Cherry, Secretary; Annette Craven, President; Hope McCuUoch, Junior Representative; Margaret Rae Payne, Sophomore Representative; Bonnie Parks, Senior Representative; Jannette Reed, Reporter; Mrs. Harris, Adviser. STAG CLUB Mr. Schaub, Adviser; Garth Pincock, Lynn Jensen, Advisory Committee; Blaine Lyman, President; Harold Rigby, Advisory Committee; Donald Labrum, Ray Taylor, Sergeants at Arms. HOME EC. CLUB Mrs. Bramwell, Adviser; Marie Barber, Shirley Swenson, Lois Withers, Mrs. Harris, Adviser. F. F. A. Vaun Clements, President; Mr. Roberts, Adviser; Lorin Gold, Watch Dog; Clifford Wilcox, Treasurer; Akira Muyasaki, Representative; Haro ' .d Rigby, Secretary. THESPIANS Seated: David Davis, Annette Craven, Faunda Ree Nelson, Douglas Kerr. Standing: Ruth Dudley, Carl Neiwirth, Marian Heileson, Alvin Harris, Boyd Thompson, Janet Bitter, Mr. Gledhill, coach; Dona Parkinson, Betty Cottle, Laura Beebe, Beverly Walz, Bob Young. MUSIC CLUB Seated: Ethel Janson, June Ricks, Carma Teeples, Paul Stowell, Wayne Richman, Frances Siddoway, Betty Lou Grover, Lula Mae Jones, Arva May, Standing: Hugh Wright, Douglas Kerr, Blaine Lyman, Wayne Pearson, Alvin Harris, Lynn Jensen, Marvin May, Mr. Christensen, Adviser. SCHOOL PLAY Ruth Cordingly, Marcus Bitter, Rhc.i al , Nola Taylor, Alvin Harris, Frances Craven, Faunda Ree Nelson, Beverly Walz, Paul Stowell. Verla Clark, Ina Neeley, Louis Melen- dez, Thalys Clark, Boyd Thompson. Sky Road , the production this year, was a great success. Telling th; story of a lost millionaire working for an airlines company, the plot was both modern and interest- ing. Congratulations sho uld go to all participants. CHARACTERS (In Order of Appearance) Rhea Walz Verla Clark Frances Craven Faunda Ree Nelson Ruth Cordingly Bob Young Thalys Clark ... Boyd Thompson Beverly Walz Nola Taylor Louis Melendez Alvin Harris Ina Neeley Marcus Bitter Paul Stowell Mabel Connie Bickell Sue Lamb Carrie Evans Sally Barton Steve Hamland Midge Saunders Buddie Walters Lucky Parker . Ann Rogers .... Andy Saunders Bill Jones Miss Fielding ___ MacFarland Thompson BAND First Row: Zelm.i Blanchard, Lueen Leavitt, Don Ellis, Cora Jean Hamilton. Second Row: Ted Ellis, Betty Jayne Gassman, Keith Lars:n, Vance Sp ' i.uldine, Grant Elliott, Ethel Janson. Third Row: Lula Mae Jones, Hugh Wright, Dick Powell, Blair Manwar- ing, Shirley Jacobsen, Ila Clements, June Ricks. Fourth Row: Douglas Kerr, Bud Beesley, Ronald Barber, Keith Stoddard, Marvin May, Benny Hertz g, Jean Beattie, Mark Hall, Dean Gardner. Fifth Row: Arlo Trcst, Betty Timmerman, Junior Stoddard, Lloy Ellis, Paul Stowell, Billy Webster, Garth Nelson, Merrell Smith, Steve Brunson. Sixth Row: Wayne Richman, Joann Harris, Ross Jo ' ley, Clint Hoopes, Lynn Neeley, Dee Parkinson, Merlon McCulloch, Weldon Heileson, Lida Peterson, Dwaine Nef. Seventh Row: Diano Siddoway, Blaine Lyman, Adren Bird, Ray Pfost, Roy Holley, Arnold Powell, Milton Ricks, Darrel England, Mr. Christensen. A CAPELLA CHOIR First Row: Ray Pfost, Lynn Lusk, Merlin McCuUcch, Richard Cox, Clifford Long, Leonard Johnson, Charles Barney, Lynn Neeley, Wayne Richman, Dell Klingler, Dale Weatherston. Second Row: Mr. Christensen, Adviser; Ethel Janson, Gleina Nelson, Velma Briggs, Rhea Walz, Lois Nef, Loaine Moss, Marie Willi.ims, Vonda Hillam, Ruth Dudley, Ruby Rackham, Betty Buckland. Third Row: June Branson, Maurine Griifin, Inez May, Myrth Benson, Dawn Klingler, Nola Thompson, Betty Grover, Dorothy Walters, Jessie Shaw, Faye Moss, Reva Richman, Zella Briggs, LaDean Allen, Loudell Harris. Fourth Row: Ruth Cherry, Daren Taylor, Marie Sharp, Wilma Muir, Marie Barber, Carma Teeples, Lavina Blunck, Carole Crippen, Betty Barber, Irene Muir, Mary Summers, Dawna Dawson, Norma Beesley, Rosalie Spaulding. PEP BAND First Row: Judy Parkinson, Wayne Riclinian, Don Kllis, Diana Siddoway. S. Cond Row: Lynn Jensen, Keith Stoddard, Douglas Kerr, Ted Eliis, Marvin May, Hus;:: Wright, Dick Powell. Third Row: Alvin Harris, Paul Stowel!, Betty Timmerman, Bill Webster, Garth Nelson, Junior Stoddard, Merrill Smith, Mr. Christensen, Adviser. Fourth Row: Ross Jolley, Joan Harris, Ray Pfost, Dee Parkinson, Darreil England, Roy Holley, Blaine Lyman, Director. ORCHESTRA Seated: Bonnie Middlcton, Dorothy Eckersell, Elda Westover, Mildred Widdison, Frances Siddoway. Standing: Dee Armstrong, LaVerl Staker, Glen May, Mr. Christensen Director; Helen Thompson, Katherinc Ricks. Orchestra: Bonnie Middleton, Dorothy Eckersell, Frances Siddoway, Dee Armstrong, Mildred Widdison, LaVerl Staker, Elda Westover, Helen Thompson, Katherine Ricks, Marvin May. Opera Principals: First Row: David Davis, Paul Stowell, Rhea Wa! ., Janet Bitter. Second Row, Principals: Ray Pfost, Diane Clay. Third Row: Alvin Harris, Dawn Klingler. Fourth Row: Blaine Lyman, Ann Porter. Chorus, First Row: Mr. Christensen, Director; Judy Parkinson, Leta Priest, Afton Bayliff, Carma Weatherston, Arva May, Inez May, Betty Grover, Lois Nef , Lila Beardall, Twila Jensen, Verla Weekes, Myrth Benson, Mr. Gledhill, Director. Second Row: Glen May, Don Ellis, Lynn Lusk, Dale Weatherston, Dell Klingler, Richard Cox, Charles Barney, Marcus Bitter, Lewis Klingler, Stanley Jenkins, Garth Nelson, Blaine Hawkes. Third Row: Lynn Neeley, Marie Sharp, Norma Beesley, LaDean Allen, Loaine Moss, Ruby Perry, Maurine GrilTin, Glenna Nelson, Vonda Hillam, Marie Williams, Wilma Muir, Carol Jardine, Elda Bood, Carma Teeples, Mary Lou Humphrey. Fourth Row: Rosalie Spaulding, Irene Muir, Betty Barber, Karen Taylor, Lois Nelson, Ethel Janson, Idonna Pfost, Jessie Shaw, Faye Moss, Letha Barney, Naomi Buchmiller, Nyal Andrus, Berniece Frans n, Zella Briggs, Eva Walters. OPERA The opera, Shreds and Patches , was a well done story of the Monaco Opera Theater in the late nineteenth century of its troubles and of its laugbter-filled moments. How- ever, all turned out well in the end and the curtain went down on a clever and excel- lent performance. Mr. Coyly David Davis Mr. John Darte Ray Pfost Mr. Midas Goldentouch Alvin Harris Harry Oliver ____ Blaine Lyman Mr. Mutterby Paul Stowell Eileen Gray Diana Clay Jenny Lind Nearly Ann Broy Porter CAST Stage Hand . Lynn Neeley Patty Zuviel Dawn Klingler Chorus Girl Soloist Rhea Walz Concert Master Frances Siddoway Orchestra Conductor Mr. Christensen Accompanist Janet Bitter 0 Mr. Boirowman, Coach; Boyd Thompson, David Davis, Ina Neeley, Alvin Harris, Keith Larson, Vcrla Clark, Douglas Kerr, Quinton Harris, Layle Parkinson, Benny Hertzig. DEBATE Mr. Borrownian, the tirsi debate coach, left school to join the Marines shortly after the season started. Mr. Cooper was chosen to take his place, and continuing the work Mr. Borrowman started, he and the debaters proceeded to really go places. The main ream, composed of Ina Neeley and N ' erla Clark, affirmative; and David Davis and Douglas Kerr, negative, tied for first place in both the district and inter-district meets. The debate question they discussed so successfully was: Resolved: That a World Federal Government should be established. Mr. C. D. Cooper WAR BOND AND STAMP DRIVE Sales of War Bonds and Stamps every Wednesday from the booth pictured above were begun by Mr. Gledhill ' s Home Room in November. The sales soon turned into a race among the Home Rooms for the best participation in both percentage and the greatest sales per student. When the Thespians took over the sales, the race was really hot and heavy. Mr. Broadbent ' s and Mr. Gledhill ' s Home Rooms dominated the percentage competition with twenty-one 100 marks credited to each of their rooms. Mr. Gledhill ' s Home Room also won the per capita participation with about $2 5 0 credited to each student in his room. Altogether a sum of $25,871.5 5 was invested in War Bonds and Stamps by the student body. This is a very fine record and one we should all be provid of. THE SCHOOL FRONT SCRAP DRIVE The above picture isn ' t one of the town junk heap, as you might imagine, for if you look closely you will find the familiar red brick building peeping from behind those piles of metal. That picture is the result of the scrap drive conducted during the month of November, with keen competition between the classes. Final tabulations show that the Sophomores captured first place, with the Juniors second and the Seniors and Freshmen following. Altogether about 9 5,000 pounds were gathered. Blair Davis and Katherine Parker captured individual honors with their large contributions. The 5crap drive not only supplied more metal to be dropped upon the worried heads of Hitler, Mussolini, and Tojo but also the sale of thj metal brought a welcome addition to the student body fund. OTHER ACTIVITIES Additional war activities Madison has participated in this year are: A Pre-Flight Aero- nautics course, a Radio course, a Home Nursing course, a First Aid course, a Com- mando physical hardeni ng course, and a course in Basic Electricity. In addition to this, help was given in the harvest fields and the music department participated in the Sec- ond War Loan Drive. On the school front we certainly did our part. PAVi ETTE CLUB Janet Bitter Nola Mae Taylor Donna Holley Dawn Klingler Bonnie Rae Middleton Mrs. OletiH Harris Aclvis-t This club has had a very active and successful year. They presented a Tag, Hag, Stag dance that was the talk of the town, and participated in the Pep Vodie as well as many other activities. Jacqueline Neeley Diana Siddoway Lela Ann Richman Frances Craven Margaret Payne Lueen Leavitt Cora Jean Hamilton Eleanor Armstrons- Colleen White Betty Barber Shirley Jacobsen Lavina Blunck .Jeanne Skelton Betty Jane Gassman Nornna Jean Holley Ruth Dudley Ruth Cordingly Rosalie Spaulding Mae Freeman J anette Reed ATHLETICS FOOTBALL First Row: Wayne Pearson, Terrel Arnold, Lennis Leatham, Clifford Long, Ray Taylor, David Johnson, Bert Stoddard, Donald Labrum, David Davis, Earl Wheelwright, Bill Webster. Second Row: Coach Schaub, Ross JoUey, Kay Davis, Louis Melendez, Ray Pfost, John Stucki, Gerald Stewart, Boyd Thompson, Blaine Lyman, Shayne Linder- man, Lorin Cook, Alvin Harris, Dick Clark, Manager. Third Row: Gordon Sellers, Manager; DeMar Bott, Ralph Weatherston, Bud Beesley, Frank Statham, Arnold i ' oweU. Cornell Bird. Garth Pincock, DeLov jMcKenna. Ted Nibley, Ted Ellis, Manager. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Opp. Mad. Opp- Mad. Idaho Falls 0 6 Sugar City 0 0 Ashton 0 34 Driggs 0 8 St. Anthony 0 7 With practically a whole new squad of greenhorns. Coach Schaub produced a strong football team this year. Inexperienced but willing, and with blood in their eyes, th? fellows romped over all competition, coming out as the undefeated and unscored-upon Upper Sixth District champs. To Coach Schaub: Thanks a million . BASKETBALL Front Row: Clifford Wilcox, Terrell Arno ' d, DeLoy McKenna, Ray Taylor, Bill Webster, Lorin Kauer, Paul Pincock. Back Row: Shayne Linderm.in, Wayne Pearson. Melvin Cook, Rulon Trost, Ralph Weatlicrston, Clifford Long, Lennis Hope, Mr. Schaub, Coach. JUNIOR VARSITY Seated: Louis Alelendez, Lynn Jensen, Weston Lawrence, Arnold Powell. Standing: Cornell Bird, Garth Pincock, Blair Arnold, Dick Clark, Karl Keppner, Dean Fisher, Mr. Anthon, Coach. TRACK First Row: Carl Neiwirth. Charles Nei ' sen, Grant Elliott, Val Middleton, Dell Loosli. Second Row: Mr. Schaub, Coach; Ray Pfos:, Donald Librum, Lennie Leatham, Bill Webster, Terrell Arnold, Clifford Long, Louis Melendez, Jack Covington. Third Row: Blaine Lyman, Merlin McCulloch, Cornell Bird, Bob Bell, Jay Ricks, Darrell England, Harry Whittaker. 1. The Old Rock. 2. 1 iibbard and the Sophomores. 3. Vice Pres. Walz. 4. Handsome David. 5. Scums of the Earth. 6. Mirror, Mirror on the Wall — 7. Career Girls. 8. Hawkshaw Hoopes. 9. Isn ' t this silly! 10. um-m . 11. And now he ' s in the Cavalry! 12. Man Shortage. 13. Ray and Regina. 14. Dud . SAFEWAY ( ' t nnrat ulations on completion of a successful school year. BANQUET BETTER FOODS liutter — Cheese — Eggs Ask Your Grocer Rexburg - Asliton - Driggs - Victor Rexburg, Idaho NELSON-RICKS CREAMERY COMPANY Lockers Ice Furs REXBURG COLD STORAGE GENERA L V OLD S T () R A (J E 1. We can ' t read this either. 2, Annie. 3. Mrs. Price — ior Assembly. 7. Couple of Seniors? 8. Pals. — . 4. Another Day. 5. Tch, tch, Mr. Devenport. 6. 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BISH ' S DRIVE INN MIDLAND ELEVATORS Ite.vburs, Idaho ine the Gradisatins Class of 1943 YELLOWSTONE FLOUR TRISTATE LUMBER COMPANY Rexlmrji. Idaho Students of today are the builders of tomorrow ' ' 1. Oh— Buck! 2. Half-Way. 3. Hi Kids! 4. Inhale. 5 ' Cottle . 6. Give ' em a thrill, Hart! 7. Hacking— Surrounded. 8. Study (?) Hall. 9. Madison ' s Barbershop Boys. 10. No kiddin ' ! 11. More scraps. 12. Bored? 13. They can ' t do this to me. 14. This is an M . 15. Harmony. 1. Thj Pnrk;r. 2. Junior trio. 3. Fudd , Pete , and . 4. Blondes— Yip-! 5. Smith and Ellis. 6. Noon Rush 7. On the march. 8. Those Sophomores. 9. Busy, ain ' t they? 10. Two football men. 11. Tired? 12. The Booth. 13. Li- brarian Broadbent. 14. Stack of Scrap. 15. Some of the girls.