Madison High School - Yearbook (Rexburg, ID)

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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.

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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.

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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.