Madison High School - Yearbook (Rexburg, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1946 volume:

THE MADISONIAN 1946 Published by THE ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY OF MADISON HIGH SCHOOL Rexburg Idaho Margie Sutton Editor Delores Labrum Business Manager OUR SCHOOL MADISON HIGH CONTENTS Administration CI Activities Athletics Campustry FOREWORD To depict in story and picture the true spirit of our school, and its progress through the years, has been our aim. We hope this Madisonian will enshrine in your hearts a love for our school and the happy days will not be dimmed and forgotten with time. Wnk f c ' ta y CH usiice jo Oil It is through our educational system that we impress upon the minds of the American citizens of today and tomorrow, the importance of democracy. To maintain success and happiness, we must protect our democracy through the exercise of love, devotion, and courage. With these thoughts in mind, we dedicate this, our 1946 Madisonian, to one of the worthiest and most treasured possessions of every American citizen — the Spirit of Democracy. ADMINISTRATION Science discovers, philosophy interprets, art beautifies, and rchgion inspires. Our school recognizes the importance of har- monizing these fields of thought. We find each member of our faculty an able instruc- tor and competent adviser working unself- ishly to assist students to pursue their life ' s work. Left to Right — K. C. Klmglcr, R. G. Herdti, Jesse Stephenson, Russell Flamm, E. S. Stucki, clerk; W. E. Johnson, chairman; J. S. Webster, not in picture. UR SCHOOL BOARD We are proud of our school board. They are constantly work- ing to raise the standards of our high school. School Board, we the student body and faculty thank you. 8 SUPERINTENDENT Congratulations to everyone who has made this school year a success. Some have contributed more in time and effort than others but everyone has assisted and the success of the school is due to the combined activity of all of the students, teachers, board members, parents and patrons. May this book help to preserve in memory the fine things of the year and cement the friendships which have been formed. Accept my very best wishes for success and happiness. Sincerely, E. S. Stucki, Superintendent FACULTY . . . . . ' 25 RUI.ON RiC KS Agriculture OliiNa Harris Home Economics Walter Davis Aeronautics, Social Living, Geometry A. R. Overlade Music Elaine Stowell Speech, Girls ' Physical Education Pearl Anderson Typewriting, Shorthand George Cohen Auto Mechanics, Airplane Mechanics Stanford Harrison Chemistry, General Science, Algebra Julia Faye Anderson Vern R. Moncur Secretary Aeronautics, Social Living, Geometry 11 Arlo Trost President STUDENT BODY OFFICERS JoANN Harris Vice-President Shirley Jacobsen Recreation Leader Jessie Claire Morrell Secretary Dale Green Cheer Leader Charlene Eckersell M News Editor Margie Sutton Madisonian Editor 12 HOME ROOM COUNCIL Seated — Dora Lee Packer, Carol Sutton, Bonita Barrick, Earl Summers, Irma Mc- Culloch, Jlenc Middlcton, Vcrna Henderson. Statulhig — Eileen Squires, Dale Green, Bobby Webster, Weston Lawrence, Lloy Ellis, Bob Siddoway, Allen Smith, Calvin Cook, Keitli Benson, Mr. Teusciier, Adviser. STUDENT COUNCIL The Home Room Council and the Student Council have the re- sponsibility of conducting many phases of student activity. This year they have done a splendid job. Seated — Darrell Larson, Junior Representative; Quinton Harris, Senior Representa- tive; Jessie Claire Morrell, Secretary; Arlo Trost, President; Joann Harris, Vice-President; Dorothy Heileson, Sophomore Representative; Joe Ann Ander- son, Freshman Representative. Staudhig — Mr. Teuscher, Mr. Nelson, Advisers. CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 3 — First Faculiy Meeting. 4 — Registration. 5 — Regular cl ass work begins. 7 — Football, Ashton at Rexburg. 14 — Football, Shelley at Rexburg. 21 — Football, Driggs at Driggs. 21 — Peanut Prom. 28 — Lyceum, Polomeme Potters. 28 — Football, Rigby at Rexburg. 28 — Harvest Vacation begins. OCTOBER 22 — Harvest Vacation ends. NOVEMBER 2 — Football, St. Anthony there. 9 — Harvest Ball. 12 — Football, Sugar City, there. 17 — School in session (Saturday). 20 — Football, Rigby at Rigby. 22-2 3 — Thanksgiving Vacation. DECEMBER 5 — Lyceum, Salom Riszk 7 — Basketball, lona at lona. 13 — Basketball, Logan at Logan. 1 5 — Basketball, Shelley at Shelley. 19 — Basketball, Pocatello at Pocatello. 20 — Basketball, Oakley at Oakley. 21 — Basketball, Burley at Burley. 21 — School closes for Christmas Vaca- tion. 27 — School begins after holidays. 28 — Basketball, Midway at Midway. 28 — Alumni Assembly. 29 — Basketball, Preston at Rexburg. 29 — School in session (Saturday). JANUARY 1 — New Year ' s Vacation. 4 — Basketball, Idaho Falls at Rexburg. 9 — Basketball, Driggs at Rexburg. 1 1 — Basketball, St. Anthony, there. 16 — Basketball, Shelley at Rexburg. 18 — Basketball, Rigby at Rigby. 2 3 — Basketball, lona at Rexburg. 25 — Basketball, Sugar City, there. 3 1 — Basketball, Idaho Falls, there. FEBRUARY 1 — Fathers ' and Mothers ' Day. 1 — Basketball, St. Anthony, here. 8 — Basketball, Midway at Rexburg. 9 — Pepper Formal. 1 4 — Pep Vodie. 1 5 — Basketball, Sugar City at Rex- burg. 22 — Basketball, Rigby at Rexburg. 27 — Basketball Tournament begins. MARCH 1 5— Senior Ball. 29 — Junior Prom. 2 5-29 — Junior Week. APRIL 12— K. K. K. Formal. 18 — Lyceum, Bentley Trio. 22 — Nomination Assembly. 24 — Primary Election. MAY 1 — General Election. 1 0— Girls ' Day. 17 — Awards Assembly. 24 — Commencement Exercises. 24 — Alumni Ball. 14 . . . CLASSES standing — Mr. Teuscher, Adviser; Lenore Hansen, Recreation Leader; Jear Beck, Reporter; Mary Horne, Cheer Leader; Renee Clarke, Cheei Leader. Seated — Quinton Harris, Student Council Representative: Blair Manwaring, Athletic Manager; Blanche Siepert, Vice-President; Dell Klingler, President; Thelda Burns, Secretary. Dell Klingler Mr. Teuscher President Adviser Our Senior year has been especially successful. The Senior Play, the Senior Ball, and many parties have made this year one to be long remembered. This class has been outstanding in competitive sports and has been a leader in all the activi- ties throughout our four years of high school. SENIORS 1946 SENIORS 1946 vRY Umpmri;y Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4 Home Ec. Club 1 Mixed Chorus 1 Norma Rk ks Pep Band 4 Band 2-3-4 Opera 2 Glee Club 2 Home Ec. Club 1 Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4 TwiLA jENStN Opera 1 Home Ec. Club 3 Glee Club 1 Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4 Larky Burns Class Officer 3 Basketball 3-4 Football 4 F.F.A. 2 vRL Whfelwricht Kmth Larsen Football 1-2-3-4, Captain 4 I rack 2-3-4 Debate 2-3-4 K.K.K. Club 3-4 Thespian Club 2- 3-4 K.K.K. Club 3-4 Pep Band 2-3-4, Officer 4 Debate 1 Handlook Staff 3 Band 1-2-3-4 Stag Club 1-2-3-4 Bile Bush Salmon High School 2-3 Football 1 Class Officer 3 F.F.A. 3 March; Baker Brigham City High School 2 St. Anthony High School 3 Home Ec. Club 2-4 Veri A Jean Clark Pepper Club 3-4, Officer 4 Home Ec. Club 1 Queen ' s Attendant 2 Band 2 Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4 Bob Webster Class Officer 1 K.K.K. Club 3-4 Football 2-3-4 Track 2-3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 4 Barbara Umphrey Co-ed Club 3-4 Driggs High School 1-2 Connie Hansen Driggs High School 1 Home Ec. Club 1-2 Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4 Reese Walters F.F.A. 1-2 Stag Club 1-2-3-4 Sugar-Salem High School 1 aDean Robinson Mary Jani Taylor Bernice Weber Home Ec. Club I - 2-3 Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4 Opera 2 Co-ed Club 1-2-3- Home F!c. Club 1 Girls ' Glee 1 Opera 1 Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4 Home Ec. Club 1 - 3-4 Bi RTHA Firth Joann Harris Rigby High School Student Body 1- 2-5 Officer 4 Co-ed Club 4 Class Officer 1-2-3 Home Ec. Club 1- Madisonian Staff 2- 4 2-3 M News Staff 4 Pepper Club 3-4 Pep Band 1-2-3-4, Officer 2-3-4 .NNis Wolfgang Margie D. Sutton La Ree Grover Dubois High School 1-2 M News Staff 3-4 Madisonian Staff 4 Pepper Club 3-4 M News Staff 3 Pepper Club Officer 3-4 Thespian Club 4 Student Body Officer 4 M News Staff 3-4 Home Ec. Club 1 Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4 Ermoin Burrell Home Ec. Club 4 Co-ed Club 2-3-4 Edmunds High School 1 Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4 Quill Scroll Club 3-4 Madisonian Staff 3-4 Dorothy Davis Co-ed Club 1-2- Home Ec. Club 2-3-4 Wilbert Hendricks Debate 2 Thespian Club 2- 3-4 Carmen Melendez Delsa Williams Home Room Home F c. Club 4 Council I Co-ed Club 4 Home Ec. Club 1- Sugar-Salem High 3-4, Officer 3-4 School 1-2 Glee Club 3-4 Opera 3-4 Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4 Elaine Fyfe Larsen Lenore Hansen 3-4 Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4 Debate 3-4 1- Home Ec. Club 1- Class Officer 4 2-3-4 Home Room Council 1 Glee Club 3-4 Co-ed Club Pres. 4 Pepper Club Officer 4 South Cache, Utah 1 Antioch Township, Illinois 2 Faye Clark M News Staff 4 Home Ec. Club 1- 4, Officer 4 Co-ed Club 1-2-3- 4, Officer 3 Quill Scroll Club 4 Chorus 4 Dale Steiner F.F.A. Officer 3 Stag Club 1-2-3-4 Automobile Mech. 4 Charlene Lloy Ellis Eckersell Football 3-4 Student Body Officer 4 Pepper Club 4 M News Staff 3-4 Quill Scroll 3-4 Glee Club 1 Pep Band 1-2-3-4 K.K.K. Club 3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Orchestra 2-3-4 Opera 2 Jean Beck Class Officer 4 Quill Scroll Club 3-4, Officer 4 M News Staff 3-4 Opera 2 Home Ec. Club 1-4 LeRoy Hope Track 3 Basketball 3 F.F.A. Club 1 3-4 Stag Club 4 Home Room Council 3 Delores Labrum Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4 M News Staff 4 2- Madisonian Staff 4 Home Ec. Club 1 Home Room Council 1 Home Ec. Club 3-4 Dale Weatherston Mildred Widdison Steve Brunson Stag Club 1-2-3-4 Shirley Jacobsen Band 1-2-3-4 Thespian Club 3-4 Pep Band 1-2-3-4 Pepper Club 3-4 Quill Scroll 3-4 Music Club 2-3-4 Dwaine Nef Senior Play 4 Thespian Club 4 F.F.A. 3 Band 1-2 Stag 1-2-3-4 M News Staff 2- 3-4 Pepper Club 3-4 Home Ec. Club 3 Quill Scroll Club 4 Opera 1-2 Orchestra 1-2-3 Bert Webster F.F.A. 1-2 Stag Club 1-2-3-4 Airplane Mech. 4 Automobile Mech. 3 Thespian Club 2- 3-4 School Play 3 Senior Play 4 Track 3-4 Football 3-4 M News Staff 2 Thelda Burns Class Officer 4 Pepper Club 4 Queen ' s Attendant 2 Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4 Home Room Council 1 Home Ec. Club 1 El WOOD Bates Football 2-3-4 Track 2-3-4 K.K.K. Club 3- Glee Club 3 Class Officer 3 Jessie C. Morrell Relda Nef Student Body Officer 4 Pepper Club Officer 3-4 Thespian Club 3-4 Class Officer 2 Home Ec. Club 4 Senior Play 4 Home Ec. 4 Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Pep Band 4 Betty Ashbocker Val Middleton Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4 Football 4 Home Ec. Club 1-3 Track 3-4 Glee Club 4 Student Body Opera 2 Officer 3 Class Officer 2 K.K.K. Club 3-4 Glenna Archibald Blaine Hawkes Ila Clements Class Officer 3 Pepper Club 4 Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4 Home Room Council 2 Opera 2 Band 1-2-3-4 Marvin McCulloch Renee Clarke F.F.A. 1-2 Stag Club 1-2-3-4 Airplane Mech. 4 Automobile Mech. 3 Pepper Club 4 Class Officer 4 Senior Play 4 Home Ec. 4 Glee Club 4 M News Stafif 3-4 Pepper Club 3-4 Madisonian Staff 4 Mixed Chorus 3-4 Senior Play 4 Class Officer 4 C. Park F.F.A. 1-2 Stag Club 1-2-3-4 Senior Play 4 Football 2 Opera 2 Pep Band 1-2-3-4 Thespian Club 4 Nadine Shirley Pepper Club 3-4 Madisonian Staff 3-4 Senior Play 4 School Play 3 Thespians 3-4 Cheer Leader 3-4 Blanche Siepert Pepper Club 4 Madisonian Staff 4 Senior Play 4 Class Officer 1-4 Co-ed Club 1-2-3, Officer 4 Thespian Club 4 Blane Hendricks Stag Club 1-2-3-4 Class Officer 2 F.F.A. Officer 3 K.K.K. Club 4 Track 3 SENIORS 1946 SENIORS 1946 ArI.O 1 ROST David Janson Donald Petersen Clive iNi lson Di I I Klingli R F sTFR Wilcox ViLDA Johnson Student Body Opera 2-3 F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 Class Officer 1 class Officer 4 Home Ec. Club 3-4 Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4 President 4 Senior Play 4 J.V. Basketball 2-3 Football 4 Basketball 3-4 Glee Club 2-3-4 Opera 3 Junior Class Thespian Club 4 Track 1-2-3 Football 3-4 Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 3 President 3 A Cappella Choir F.F.A. 1-2-3 K.K.K. Club 4 I-ootball 3-4 2-3-4 Stag Club Officer 4 Pep Band 3-4 School Play 2 Stag Club 1-2-3-4 K.K.K. Club 3-4 Thespians 2-3-4 QuiNTON S. Harris Mary Horne Ralph Huskinson Phyllis Grieein Earl Summi;rs Ted Butt Lyle Saurey Basketball 2-3-4 Rigby High School Sugar High School Home Ec. Club Thespian Club 4 F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 F.F.A. 1-2-3 School Play 2-3 1-2-5 1-2 1-2-3 F.F.A. 1-2 Stag Club 1-2-3-4 Stag Club 1-2-3-4 Thespian Club 2, Home He. 1-2-4 Football 4 Co-ed Club 1-2, Senior Play 4 St. Anthony High Officer 3-4 Class Officer 4 Track 3-4 Officer 3-4 Football 4 School 2 Debate 1-2-3-4 Stag Club 1-2-3-4 Opera 1-2 Track 3-4 Handbook Editor 4 Girls ' Chorus 2 Home Room K.K.K. Club 3, Council 4 Officer 4 Bl AIR Manwarinc, Shirley Freeman Mark Hail Weldon Heileson Doyle Harris Elda Westover class Officer 3-4 1 lomc F.c. Club 1 - Pep Band 3-4 Student Body Band 2 Home Ec. Football 2-3-4 2-3-4 K.K.K. Club 4 Council 1 Stag Club 4 Co-ed 4 Track 2-3-4 Co-ed C;lub 1-2-3-4 Stag Club 1-2-3-4 F.F.A. 1, Officer Tumbling Squad 4 Basketball 2-3-4 Football 4 2-3 K.K.K. Club Class Officer 1 Band 1 Officer 3-4 Home Room Track 3-4 1 I.indbodk 4 C ouncil 1 Stag Club 1 -2-U4 19 JUNIORS 1946 The Junior Class has played an important part in making 1946 a successful year. We have combined work and play and made our Junior year one to be long remembered. We wasted no time in showing we were going places and took the basketball series. Our Sock Party was really unique, and our Junior Prom unsurpassed. Don Ricks, Athletic Manager; Nancy Ricks, Cheer Leader; Lola Hiilam, Cheer Leader; Colleen Taylor, Recreation Leader; Garner Simmons, President; Rhoda Moulton, Vice-President; Darrell Larsen, Student Council Representative; Dorothy Lou Allen, Reporter. 20 JUNIORS 1946 Coral Guymon Loren Grover Colleen Moore Mack Bowen Lorna Kecle Ida Hikida Dale Green Weston Lawrence Laura Sutton Fayc Smith Tharin Biglcr Al Holley Julia Jcppson Lois Anderson John Buchmiller Sherman Huskinson Beverly Bates La Var Grover Orrin Hubbard John Kano 1 Colleen Curtis H Lola Hillam Colleen Rudd V Jji Zola McCuiloch Mildred Jones y Tatsuko Bingo Anna La Fever Mary Hedelius Uoralie Briggs Donna Hill Evadean Forsgren Merle Rigby Joan Bird June Harris Dorothy Lou Allen Lois Taylor JUNIORS 1946 Mary Murdock Carl J. Grover Colleen Taylor Charles Cook Shirley Rowe Vern Anderson Betty Winter Bill Weimer Betty Squires Lorin Anderson Lucille Wakefield Garner Simmons Myrna Hope Kenneth Jeppeson Cleo Parker Jay Webster Elaine Fikstad Deles Munns Fern Cherry Gayland Robison Bonnie Beesley Keith Lusk Helen Shirley Max Oakey Merla Nelson Fred Parkinson Sharon DeMott Henry Martin Deah Tonks Bruce Edlefson Joan McCurdy Alden Packer Irma McCulloch Lynwood West Eileen Squires Carol Huskinson Venese Clements Rhoda Moulton Nancy Ricks Zara Hendricks JUNIORS 1946 Boyd Wilcox Don Ricks Jean Anderson LaRene Ricks Keith Moon Bruce Spaulding Margaret Porter Barbara Archer Tatsuji Shiratori William Klingler Barbara Ricks LaNae Winn Ephraim Hunter Ira HoUey Maxinc Hiilman Murl Scheets Berniece Nelson Cloda Bird Douglas McKenna Evelyn Byrne K. Petersen Darrell Larsen Helen Anderson Marian Albretsen Gordon Rigby Lila Stucki Alice Williams Dorothy Humphrey Ronald Wood Glen Williams La Var Thomas Blaine Neiderer Rigby Willmore Maxine Weekes Ray Munns Daunalu Walz SOPHOMORES 1946 Bob Burns Mr. Cooper President Adviser The Sophomores were very active this year in promoting and participating in dramatics, athletics, and debating. Billy Craven wrote a short play that took second place in the Vodie. The Sophomores have been leaders in contributing to the development of high ideals and standards of the school. Weldon Nef, Athletic Manager; Marilyn McEntire, Cheer Leader; Kathleen Larsen, Recreation Leader; Bob Burns, President; Kay Topham, Vice-President; DeNece Hillman, Cheer Leader; Dorothy Heileson, Student Council Representative. 24 First Rou — -Lila Clements, I.ois Summers, Kathleen Larsen, Margaret Hillam, Mary Sasal, Rita Hart, DeNece Hillman. Seioitil Rou — Max Stephenson, Kay Topham, Jack Doherty, 5 illiam Craven, Bayne Clark, Arthur Wilson. Third Rou- — Eldred Lauder, Thelma Weber, Sharon Snedaker, Gwen Lee, Jack Cooper, George Lyman, Brent Garner. Back Row — Lldon Klingler, Dale Smith, Bunnell Ricks, Parlette Petersen, Clayton Grovcr, Kenneth Smith, Houston Jenkins. SOPHOMORES First Rou — Donna Smith, Maxine Briggs, Helen Horne, Lettie Hill, Martha X ' eimer, Aldean Parker, Julia Spaulding. Second Row — Gene Palmer, Harlo Willmorc, Stephen Weekes, Gail Sutton, Darrcll Briggs, Rex Walz. Third Row — Maridawn Eckersell, Donna Barber, Mary Lawrence, Effie Flo Emery, Mildred Johnson, Clarence Nelson. Buck Rou — Cecil Parker, Marken Bingo, Ted Ard, Bud Jardine, (ilcn Momberger, Darrell Ashbackcr, Jack liurnside. Fiv.t Row — Alice Clicm;y, Rosemary Bood, Maxine Hinds, Mila Fre eman, Norma Smith, Maurine Stewart. Second Ron — Keith Bensen, Jack Wolfgang, Jean Walker, Bonita Barrick, Shirlene Rock, Rita Johnson. Third Roil ' — Wells Grover, Keven Burns, Dale Moss, Jack Umphrey, Stanley West, Clyde Nef, Gary Jolley, Claude Hendricks. Back Ron — Jack Taylor, Merlin Munns, Richard Hart, Rulon Mortensen, Robert Siddoway, Keith Jensen, Paul Weiscr, Weldon Nef, Kenneth Remington, Dennis Nelson. SOPHOMORES First Ron — Nina Westover, Joan Covington, Joyce Nelson, Eileen Jones, Gwen Weekes, Lois Schultz. Second Row — Arlene Bell, Ruth Rigby, Vera Barney, Jlene Middleton, Nola Moulton. Third Ron — Gordon Park, Darlene Johnson, Betty Johnson, Helen Payne, Dorothy Heileson, Lou Etta Robinson, Joyce Ashbacker, Blair Withers. Back Row — Brent McKinlay, Hugh Parker, Lyle Park, Lloyd Muir, Barbara Priest, Iva Fullmer, Colene Saurey, Jay dinger. FRESHMEN 1946 Gordon Hoi i i y Mr. Harrison PresiJcn Adviser The Freshman Class acknowledge that we were a little green w hen we first entered the portals of Madison, however, we soon learned our way around and arc now a full-fledged part of Madison High School. We have learned to be friendly and co-operative. Many pleasant hours have been spent together at school and in social activities. Heated — Joe Ann Anderson, Student Council Representative; Stella Byrne, Secretary; Gordon Hollcy, President; Norma Jean Archibald, Vice-President; Dolores Topham, Reporter. Stiuidiiig — Ciwenna Rae Robison, Cheer Leader; Dawnaline Wilding, Cheer Leader; Mr. Harrison, Adviser; Steve Williams, Recreation Leader; Bob Powell, Athletic Manager. 27 Fint Roil — Laurel Glover, Joan Nelson, Shirley Archer, Dorlene Heileson, Donna Mae Humphreys, Lola McRae. Second Ron — Merlin Hill, Ralph Andersen, Allen Smith, Bonnie Lee, Mary Ann Lenz, Ivan Beardall. Buck Row — Dee Sellers, Lee Petersen, Don Hienz, Jerry McCulloch, Vernon Siepert, Boyd Arnold. Fir;f Ron — Geneal Weatherston, Ella Chantrill, Norma Jean McFate, Maurine Edlefson, Carol Thompson, Thelma Hawkes, Ellen Ricks. Second Row — Dwaine Nelson, LaVar Squires, Stanley Jensen, Glen Matsuura, Don Clements, James Holley, Blaine Williams. Third Row — Junior Weekes, Kay Briggs, Regina Neville, Stanley Neilson, Marie Ricks, Calvin Cook, Julia Melendez, Clarence Widdison, Frank Jenkins. Fourth Roil — Clair Clements, Stella Martin, Ray Sharp, Margie Cordon, Eldon Hope, Shirley Thomas, Myrl Weekes, Doyle Walters. Back Row — Kay Luthy, LeRoy Anderson, Merlin Muir, Keith Welker, Marvin Nelson, Jack Willmore, Keith Hansen. Firsf Row — Neva Scliccts, Ora Lcc Hinds, Dolores Clinger, Cora l.ee Squires, Carol Sutton. Second Rou — Reed Lords, Jean Nelson, Glenda Clarke, Gwenna Rae Robinson, Lillian Yamagata, Dawnalinc Wilding, Dora Lee Packer. Back Row — Gordon Holley, Harry Ottcson, LaRec Munns, Gwen Grover, Lucy Jensen, Joyce Hansen, Jimmy Barrett, Glenn Munns, Bobby Beesley, Darrell Bell. FRESHMEN First Rou — Veona Anderson, Donna Rae Boehlke, Joyce McCulloch, Charlotte Johnson, Jean Chambers, Norma Jean Archibald. Secoini Row — La Dee Fikstad, Joan Firth, Delpha Hill, Margie Hubbard, Jeanene McKinlay, Stella Byrne. Back Rou — Reed Hansen, Fay Gold, Barbara Grover, Donna Wright, Karma Wood, Dolores Topham, Marjoric Ricks, Del Ray Pclirson, Ralph Stciner. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY AUGUST 28, 1942 Dear Diary: So this is Madison. Here we are a gang of meek little Freshmen, the class of ' 46. We ' ve waited a long time for this and now it ' s up to us to show everyone around here that we have arrived and I don ' t mean maybe. MAY, 1943 Dear Diary: Well, the year is over, and believe me I ' ve just been too busy to write. We really have done ourselves proud. We have proved to those active Sophomores, witty Juniors, and towering Seniors that we are mighty men by winning the class series in basketball and also M Day. Earl Wheelwright made a letter in football. MAY, 1944 Dear Diary: We now look upon ourselves as the most active class in school. Our Sophomore Frolic was the most successful dance of the year. Again we impressed the other classes with our power and activity by winning the class series in basketball and M Day. Three of our classmates, Arlo Trost, Beth Ricks, and Quinton Harris, were in the school play. Val Middleton was elected as a student body officer for next year. Four made the Thespian Club. MAY, 1945 Dear Diary: As we begin to realize the importance of our school careers, we achieved even more recognition by winning the class series in basketball and making our Junior Prom a really successful dance. Jessie Claire Morrell, Quinton Harris, Nadine Shirley, Glenna Archibald, Steve Brunson, and Shirley Jacobsen portrayed parts in the school play. Lenore Hansen, Earl Wheelwright, and Quinton Harris were on the debate team which won the district contest and rated third place in the state. Blane Hendricks won first place in the district and state F.F.A. oration. SEPTEMBER, 1946 Dear Diary: The school year 1945-46 was very full for the Senior Class. We studied very hard so that we would not have to finish our work next year. Nearly all the student body officers are Seniors. Seniors fill the M News Staff and Madisonian Staff. A Senior heads the Stag Club, the Co-ed Club, and the K.K.K. Club, the Quill and Scroll Club, and the Pepper Club. Many Senior boys are on the football and basketball teams. Yes, the Class of ' 46 is and has been a very active class at Madison High School. Quinton Harris was chosen as one of the all-star players in the district tournament. ACTIVITIES AUTOGRAPHS The Debate Squacls of Madison have always been the most out- standing in the state, and due to the coaches and advisers they have had this year, the reputation has been maintained. They are to be congratulated on the efforts put forth and the recognition they have gained. Under the direction of Mr. Cooper, they won first place in the state tourn.inient at Boise. DEBATE 33 Left to Right — Glenna Archibald, Dwaine Nef, Renee Clarke, Jessie Claire Morrell, Blaine Hawks, Nadine Shirley, Margie Sutton, David Janson, Earl Summers, Blanche Siepert, and Steve Brunson. SENIOR PLAY The production this year was a great success. TelHng the story of a citified family, who moved to the country and had trouble with black cats, crazy maids, an odd neighbor, and moving chairs. CHARACTERS (in order of their appearance) Melissa - -- -- -- - Glenna Archibald Mitch - -- -- -- -- Dwaine Nef Grace - -- -- -- - Nadine Shirley Webster - -- -- -- - Blaine Hawks Enoch - -- -- -- - David Janson Peter - -- -- -- -- Earl Summers Isabel - -- -- -- - Blanche Siepert Gurney - -- -- -- - Steve Brunson Anna - -- -- -- -- Margie Sutton Sally - - Renee Clarke Belle Lamont ------ Jessie Claire Morrell 34 PARENTS ' DAY SCHEDULE FOR FATHERS ' AND MOTHERS ' DAY MADISON HIGH SCHOOL February 1, 1946 9:00- 9:15 — Registration 9:1 5-10:00 — Group Meetings Parents of Freshmen ------ Auditorium, Room 15 Parents of Sophomores ----- Study Hall, Room 14 Parents of Juniors - -- -- -- -- - Room 4 Parents of Seniors - -- -- -- -- - Room 9 Classes 10:10-10:40— Period One Home Room. 10:50-1 1:20 — Period Two Classes. 11:30-12:00 — Period Five Classes. 12:00-12:45— Lunch 12:45-1:45 — Consultation with parents. 1:45-2:00 — Assemble in Auditorium 2:00-3:00 — Program in Auditorium 3:00-4:00 — Consultation with parents. 7:00 — Basketball game — Madison vs. St. Anthony There will be a dance immediately following the game. Please remain to see the students in one of their regular dances. The students will appre- ciate having the parents participate with them. Charlene Eckersell Editor Back Row — Quinton Harris, Sports Editor; Donna Hill, Reporter; Evadean Forsgrcn, Reporter; Helen Anderson, Reporter; Julia Spaulding, Reporter; Joyce Nelson, Advertising Manager; Glenna Archibald, Reporter; Helen Horne, Reporter; Barbara Archer, Reporter; Mary Lawrence, Reporter; Efiie Flo Emery, Circulation Manager. Second Row — Mrs. Anderson, Ad- viser; Bonita Barrick, Gossip; Faye Clark, Mimeographer; Dorothy Hcile- son. Gossip; Maridawn Eckersell, Circulation Manager; Alice Williams, Reporter; Joann Harris, Reporter; Mary Murdock, Reporter; Joan Bird, Reporter; Mr. Teuscher, Adviser. Seated — Delores Labrum, Exchange Editor; Mildred Widdison, Art Editor; Charlene Eckersell, Editor; Jean Beck, Assistant Editor; Mrs. Chapman, Adviser; Ronald Wood, Mimeo- grapher. M NEWS STAFF Continuing the policy started a few years ago, that of being self-sufficient financially, the M News this year has lived up to its tradition. It has occupied an important place in the life of the school. The editor and staff have done a fine job this year. HANDBOOK The handbook this year was edited by Quinton Harris and Blair Manwaring. This publication is important as it acquaints all students with the customs, traditions, and officers of Madison High School. Quinton Harris Editor 36 Standing — Kay Topham, Sophomore Representative; Nadinc Shirley, Sales manager; Blanche Siepert, Senior Representative; Delores Top- ham, Freshman Representative; Jean Anderson, Snapshot Editor; Dorothy Heileson, Make-up I ' ditor; Lola Hillani, Advertising As- sistant; Glenna Archibald, Photo Manager; Bonnie Beesley, Adver- tising Assistant; Sharon DeMott, Junior Representative. Seated — Ronald Wood, Advertising Manager; Delores Labrum, Business Manager; Margie Sutton, F.ditor; Cloda Bird, Assistant Kditor; eston I .iwrence, Sports F.ditor; Mr. Nelson, Adviser. THE MADISONIAN STAFF We have endeavored this year to put out a worthwhile yearbook, and have tried to make it a cross section of school Hfe with as much individuaHty as possible. We thank all those who have assisted us. . . . . PUBLICATIONS 37 PEPPER CLUB Jessie Claire Morrell President Pearl Anderson Ad I ' iser Margie D. Sutton Vice-Presidetit Glenna Archibald Shirley Jacobsen Secretary Reporter Verla Clark Treasurer Lenore Hansen Bou iicer Thelda Burns Jean Anderson Annis Wolfgang Margaret Porter Berniece Nelson Nadine Shirley- Lola Hillam Nancy Ricks Deah Tonks Colleen Taylor Barbara Archer Maxine Hillinan Ila Clements Evelyn Byrne Cloda Bird Irma McCuUoch Joann Harris Beverly Bates Merle Rigby Mildred Widdison Lila Stucki ' Renee Clarke Charlene Eckersell Bonnie Beesley Blanche Siepert 38 o W Blair Manwaring President Garniir Simmons Vice-PreiiJenl QuiNTON Harris Secretary Aldcn Packer rii.irin Biglcr Dell Klingler Bruce Spaulding Mark Hall K K K CLUB Art Wilson Aclt iser I-arl VC ' licflwright Va! Middleton Bob Webster Henry Martin Arlo Trost Elwood Bates Keith Moon Lloy Ellis Darrcll Larscn Weston Lawrence Ira Holley Keith Larsen Ronald Wood Don Ricks GIRLS ' CHORUS Fronf Row — Ida Hikida, Lillian Yamagata, Joan Firth, Irma McCulloch, Rosemary Bood, Delpha Hill, Geneal Weatherston, Rose Hubbard, Elaine F. Larsen, Carmen Melendez, Laurel Glover. Back Row — Mary Sasai, LaNae Winn, Ruby McCulloch, Nancy Ricks, Gwen Lee, Alice Cheney, Annis Wolfgang, Doris Grover, Tatsuki Bingo. CHORUS Vroiit Roil — Doralie Briggs, Marilyn Mclntyre, Thelda Burns, Donna Hill, Norma Jean Archibald, Stella Burns, Glenna Archibald, Norman Anderson, Keith Moon, Gordon Holley, Dale Green, Darrell Bell, Joan McCurdy, Jack Cooper, Doyle Harris, Bob Web- ster, Jimmy Barrett, David Janson, June Harris, Phyllis Griffin, Donna Bochlke, Gwen Weekes, Delores Madrigal. Second Row — Ester Wilcox, Jean Beck, Faye Clark, Evadean Forsgren, Dora Lee Packer, Dolores Topham, Blanche Siepert, Laura Sutton, Maxine Weekes, Valene Cherry. Biick Row — Darlene Heilsen, Eflie Flo Emery, Jeanene McKinlay, Lynwood West, Fred Parkinson, Bunnell Ricks, Carl Grover, Mark Hall, Elwood Bates, Dwaine Nef, Gordon Holley, Lenore Hansen, Nadine Shirley, Earl Summers. BAND Fron Rou — Kathleen Larscn, Jean Anderson, Karma Wood. Second Row — Virginia Webster, Verna Henderson, Joyce McCuIloch, Donna Wright, Zola McCulloch, Marion Albretsen, I. a Rene Ricks, Venese Clements. Third Rou — Uonna Pcterslie, Dawnaline Wilding, Ruby McC ullocli, Relda Nef, Norma Ricks, Shirley Jacobsen, Dcah Tonks, Margaret Porter, Keith Larscn. loiirth Ron — Kerniece Nelson, Maxine Hillman, Joann Harris, Cloda Bird, Hobby Becslcy, Gordon Rigby, Max Stephenson, Sharon Hemming, Joan McCurdy. Fifth Rou — Lloy Hllis, Bob Webster, Barbara Ricks, Evelyn Byrne, Joe Ann Anderson, Marjorie Ricks, Rita Johnson, Bonnie Beesley, Jimmy Howe. Back Rou — Ira Hoiley, Blaine Hawkes, Mark Hall, J. C. Park, Clayton Grover, Keith Moon, Billy Anderson, Helen Shirley, Wells Grover. PEP BAND Front Row — Jean Anderson, Kathleen Larscn, Karma X ' ood. Sicoiid Row — Relda Nef, Zola McCulloch, Bob VC ' ebster, Lloy Ellis, La Rene Ricks, Venese Clements. Third Rou — Norma Ricks, Shirley Jacobsen, Dcah Tonks, Margaret Porter, Keith Larscn. Fourth Row — Bcrniece Nelson, laxine Hillman, Joann Harris, Barbara Ricks, Cloda Bird, Evelyn Byrne, Joan McCurdy, Bonnie Beesley, Jimmy Howe. Buck Row — Blaine Hawkes, Ralph Anderson, Keith Moon, Ira Hoiley, Helen Shirley, Mark Hall, Wells Grover. ORCHESTRA Left to Right — Keith Moon, Evelyn Byrne, Jlene Middleton, Jack Willmore, Barbara Ricks, Nola Moulton, Lloy Ellis, Bob Webster, Shirley Jacobsen, Shirley Rowe, Rhoda Moulton, Joan McCurdy, Mary Walters, LoRene Ricks, Margaret Porter, Lila Stucki, Venese Clements, Maurine Stewart, Deah Tonks, Norma Smith, Joann Harris, Dalores Clinger. F. F. A. Left to Right — Jack Taylor, Jack Cooper, Bruce Spaulding, President; Ray Munns, Gayland Robison, Bruce Edlefson, Rulon Ricks, Adviser. THESPIANS Sealed — Bonnie Bccslcy, Quinton Harris, Lila Stucki, Klainc Stowell, Adviser; Jean Anderson, Mrs. Davis, Adviser. Second Row — Steve Brunson, Blaine Hawkes, Arlo Trost, Dwainc Nef, Margie Sutton, Earl Summers David Janson, Earl Wheelwright, Wilbert Hendricks. Back Rolf — Jessie Claire Morrell, Murl Scheets, Nadine Shirley, Glenna Archibald, Renee Clarke, Blanche Siepert, Shirley Jacobsen, Ron.ild XX ' ood. STAG CLUB Seated — Clive Nelson, Secretary; Quinton Harris, President; Darreil Larsen, Vice-President. Standing, — George Lyman, Sophomore Representative; Don Ricks, Junior Representative; Art Wilson, Adviser; Blair Manwaring, Senior Representative; Bobby Beesley, Freshman Representative. 1. Workin ' hard, boy? 2. What ' s so funny? 3. Don ' t let them kid you, they don ' t want to ski. 4. Two swell kids. 5. Whee-whew. 6. Boy! These freshmen boys! 7. Our basketball players. 7a. Whist- ling Casanova. 7b. Beautiful scenery. 8. Why David Janson likes high school. 9. Elaine and La Dee. 10. You know the old saying. ... 11. It ' s a nice looking horse, anyway. 12 It ' s love — love — love. 13. How did you liks Ponds, Colleen? 14. Oh, here you are, Romeo. 15. Up, up in a tree. HOME-EC CLUB Mrs. Harris, Adviser; Colleen Saurey, Reporter; Elaine Fikstad, Vice-President; Faye Clark, President; Carmen Melendez, Secretary; Bonita Barrick, Recreation Leader. CO-ED CLUB Evadean Forsgrcn, Reporter; LeNae Winn, Junior Representative; Bcrnicce Nelson, Secretary; Blanche Siepert, Vice-President; Lenorc Hansen, President; Margaret Hillam, Sophomore Representative; Dora Lee Packer, Freshman Representative; Ila Clements, Senior Repre- sentative; Mrs. H.irris, Adviser. PREPARING FOR.. OUR FUTURE . ATHLETICS Front Row — Keven Burns, Jack Cooper, George Lyman, Earl Summers, Elwood Bates, Dell Klingler, Lloy Ellis, Val Middleton, Arlo Trost, Coach Art Wilson. Second Row — Jack Wolfgang, X ' eldon Ncf, Wells Grover, Jack Umphroy, Brent McKin- lay. Gene Palmer, Eldred Lauder, Bobby Burns, Houston Jenkins, Kay Topham, Bayne Clark, Hldon Klingler, Bunnell Ricks. Standing — Steve Brunson, Bob Siddoway, Ephraim Hunter, Earl Wheelwright, Blair Manwaring, Kenneth Rem- ington, Bruce Edlefsen, Vern Anderson, LeRoy Anderson, David Janson, Gary Jolley, Stanley West, Bud Jardine, Blaine Hendricks, Mark Hall, Glen Momberger, Dennis Nelson, Keith Moon, R.ilph Anderson, Lee Peterson, Darreli Larsen. TRACK This activity has become very popular with the boys. Interest and participation have increased this year. The boys have been successful in winning honors for the school. 49 l ir l Roil — Arlu I rost, lilair Manwaring, harl NX licelwright. Captain; Garner Sininionb. Sicond Kuu — Keith Moon, Manager; Parlette Petersen, Don Ricks, Steve Brunson, Tliarin Bigler, Darrell Larsen, Quinton Harris, Dell Klingler, Lloy Ellis, Larry Burns, Elwood Bates, Gene Matsuura. Back Row — Paul Weiser, George Lyman, Jack Cooper, Bobby Powell, Keith Jensen, Ephraim Hunter, Bobby Burns, Kenneth Remington, Bruce Spaulding, Sherman Huskinson, Mark Mall, Val Middleton, Robert Sid- doway, Ray Hollman, Glen Momberger, Coach Art Wilson. FOOTBALL Football has been one of Madison ' s most enjoyed sports. It has been one of the sports in which clean play, advantageous living, and square play have been the instigating motives. The boys this year have done an outstanding job and are to be congratulated on their efforts. Art Wilson, Coach Morale Builders — Archi, Dale, and Swing ■ i Elwood Bates, Don Ricks, Sam Kusaka, Garner Simmons Earl Summers, Larry Burns, Clive Nelson This page is sponsored by Mr. H. W. Jacobsen FOOTBALL Football is one of the major sports at Madison and one which the people of the valley support with a lot of enthusiasm. I think that every boy in school should try out for the football team. Football develops the players both physically and mentally. It teaches them to think and act at the same time. We had a very good season this year. The average team weight was low, but the players made up for their lack of weight in speed and teamwork. Earl Wheelwright, Captain Earl Wheelwright, Captain; Blair Manwaring, Coach Art Wilson Jack Cooper, George Lyman, Parlette Petersen Dell Klingler, Tharin Bigler, Arlo Trost n COACH ART WILSON QUINTON HARRIS ' BLAIR MANWARING WESTON LAWRENCE THARIN BIGLER GARNER SIMMONS HENRY MARTIN CARL Athletic BASKETBALL 52 DARRELL BRIGGS DELL KLINGLER ALDEN PACKER DON RICKS JUNIOR VARSITY S ainliiis — Bobby I ' owcll, Clyde Nef, U cnnis Nelson, Carl Grover, Bobby Burns, Parlette Petersen, Keith Jensen, Frank Jenkins. Kneeling — Coach Art Wibon, Rex X ' alz, Wcldon Nef, Kcvcn Burns, Doyle ' ' X alters, Baync Clark, Ira Hollcy. standing — Jack Willmore, Bruce Edlefsen, Houston Jenkins, Coach Art Wilson, Brent McKinlay, Bob Siddoway. Kneeling — Jack Wolfgang, Doyle Harris, Vern Anderson, Gene Palmer, Jack Taylor, Jack Umphrey. TUMBLING Coach Wilson has built up a tumbling squad this year and they have proven themselves very adept at it. This is the first in the school for many years. Bottom Rou — Bob Siddoway, Bruce Edlefsen, Brent McKinlay, Jack Umphrey. Second Row — -Jack Taylor, Jack Wolfgang, Gene Palmer. Third Row — Houston Jenkins, Doyle Harris. Fourth Ron — Vern Anderson. Standing — Coach Art Wilson, Jack Willmore. . CAMPUSTRY cheer Leaders — Glenna Archibald, Dale Green, and Nadine Shirley. 4-6-8 WHO DO WE APPRECIATE? Pep Extracters in Action — Glenna Archibald, Dale Green, and Nadine Shirley. 56 1. Marian has grown up — boy! 2. Keith and Darrcll with another baby. 3. It ' s a good picture of the building isn ' t it? 4. My, Bruce, when did you lose that smile? 5. Our Business Manager. 6. We had to put something here. 7. What makes the world go around, eh, Alden? 8. Dest Girl Scouts, I guess. 9. Yes, it ' s Annis. 10. They have changed, haven ' t they? 11. Twitch and Bunch. 12. We think she ' s cute too. 13. Studying hard, Lorin? 14. Ride ' em, cowboy! H. Girl Scout Camp. 16. Hubba-Hubba. 17. Cold, Hmmmmm? 18. Jean Anderson ' s jource of income. 19. Ira, blow-hard, Holley. 57 MONTANA AND IDAHO LUMBER CO. WHOLESALE and RETAIL W. H. Smead Manufacturers of W. B. Smead President Lumber, Ties, and Timber Products Vice-Pres. and Telephone and Power Poles Gen. Mgr. PHONE 80 REXBURG, IDAHO There Is a Ford In Your Futu r e REXBURG MOTOR CO AUTHORIZED a d DEALER REXBURG, IDAHO SAFEWAY Congratulations on Completion of a SUCCESSFUL SCHOOL YEAR BETTER LIVING ELECTRICALLY Utah Power and Light Company STONE LUSK IMPLEMENT CO. J. I. CASE TRACTORS. FARM MACHINERY and CHENEY WEEDERS Telephone 98-W REXBURG IDAHO J 8 JOHNSON MOTOR COMPANY Sales and Service Rexburg, Idaho Phone I I I East Main Street MAIN FOOD STORE Owned and Operated by Local Men The store that gives service and good goods at the right price. We will save you nnoney. Del ivery service Phone 61 BANQUET BETTER FOODS DRIGGS REXBURG VICTOR RICHFIELD, IDAHO FLAMM COMPANY COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS • Stewart Warner Radios • Monarch Ranges The Best of Everything For You Locker Boxes Meat Curing Rexburg Cold Storage GENERAL COLD STORAGE Furs Ice Keith ' s Food Store QUALITY Groceries Fruits Vegetables Phone 60 Cor. Main and Center Sts, REXBURG. IDAHO WHERE FRIENDS MEET FRIENDS 59 C. A. Cottle Garage Sales and Service PLYMOUTH DESOTO General Auto Repairing Electric Coffee ohop M. H. King Company REXBURG ' S VARIETY STORE Featuring School Supplies Regal Cleaners Pressing While You Wait Rexburg, Idaho Phone 1 19 WEISER-ECKERSELL FURNITURE CO. 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