Madison High School - Yearbook (Rexburg, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1947 volume:

Published by ASSOCIATED STUDENTS of MADISON HIGH Rexburg, Idaho Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Business Manager DOROTHY HEILESON - - LILA STUCKI PARLETTE PETERSON contents administration classes activities athletics campustry f o r w o r d God give me seeing eyes For Beauty, where It lies! Let me not miss it, though its form lie new. Nor fail to find it in a strange disguise; Oh, let me see and know that it is true — God give me seeing eyes For Beauty, where it lies! — Raselle Mercier Montgomery e d i c a t i o Upon entering Madison one feels a touch of friendliness and a responsibility for doing sonnething worth while. This is the basis of all intellectual prog- ress and has been the dominant force of our school. To this force, the Spirit of Madison High, we dedi- cate this volume. m e m o r i a m A tribute by the students and faculty to the memory of Kenneth Jeppeson, a student loved and respected by all. Kenneth Jeppeson ' s memory shall always endure. As a stu- dent he was courteous and friendly — a sort of likable fellow with a quiet disposition. He made friends with many students because he was Interested in every one with whom he associated. He loved life and enjoyed his association with boys and girls. His studiousness, dependability, and honesty gave him a standing in school that demanded the respect of both students and teachers. Kenneth ' s character expressed that true worth is in being, not seeming, and true wisdom is to love God and your fellow men. K. C. Klingler, Jesse Stephenson, Russell Flamm T. Raymond Payne, R. G. Herdti J. W. Webster and E. S. Stuck! not in picture. school board The men who stand behind the scenes and direct the affairs of our school. Their accomplishments are reflected by a deep sense of responsibility and service which benefits us all. 8 superintendent The school year of 1946-47 has been another excellent year. Many fine things have been accomplished by the school and this splendid book will help you to carry thenn in your memory and profit by them. Congratulations to all of the students on their accomplishments during the year. Congratulations to the seniors on their graduation and best wishes to them as they go on with their respective activities. Congratulations to the Madlsonian Staff on the publication of this very excellent book. Congratulations and thanks to each class and club and group and to every person who has contributed to the success of the school. To each student and each faculty member, best wishes and success. Sincerely, E. S. STUCKI faculty Were nations to embark in the cause of edu- cation for the redemption of mankind as they have in that of war for their destruction, the darkest chapters in history of earthly calamities would soon be brought to a close. —HORACE MANN Not in picture A. R. OVERLADE Music Supervisor A. E. TEUSCHER Principal, hiistory MYRLE DAVIS Librarian DALE BAGLEY Shop STANFORD HARRISON MAY N. BURKHART Science, Mathematics Spanish, English RULON HICKS Agriculture MELVA RICHEY Art, English LENORE MANWARING VERLA CHAPMAN English English 10 DON C. CALL Chemistry, Math., Aeronautics PEARL ANDERSON Shorthand, Type ARTHUR WILSON Assistant Coach World hHistory, Physiology HELEN CAMPBELL Home Economics B. H. PARKINSON Coach, Physical Education C. DRUE COOPER Debate Coach Speech, Biology ELNA GROVER Secretary WALTER J. DAVIS Geometry, Economics S. G. NELSON Math., Science Every teacher becomes a builder of the destiny of thousands. He works with the higher and finer values of life that will some day give to the world a lasting peace. Education is an Investment that brings better returns to a nation than all other expenditures that are of benefit to the public. faculty BRUCE SPAULDING student body officers This year the Student Body Officers had a better understanding and appreciation of student government. Their work in making up the budget, providing for lyceums, socials, and various activities received much praise. These officers accepted their responsibility v Ith the faculty and have accomplished a fine piece of work. student BRUCE SPAULDING MR. TEUSCHER - IRMA McCULLOCH BERNIECE NELSON MRS. ANDERSON President Adviser Secretary Vice-President Adviser council MR. NELSON Adviser HENRY MARTIN Sen. Rep. MARJORIE RICKS - - - . Soph. Rep. MARY WALTERS Jr. Rep. BARBARA KEITH . - . . Fresh. Rep. h ome-room counci Mary Ann Bunnell Ruth Martin Helen Payne, Vice-Pres. Lola Hillam Shirley Rowe Joan Nelson, Sec. Mr. Teuscher, Adviser Ronald Nordeen Dee Sellers Kenny Remington Ray Munns Lorin Grover Henry Martin, Pres. Dale Moss Paul Weiser school calendar September 2 — First Faculty Meeting A — First Day of School October 4-2 I — Harvest Vacation November I— Harvest Ball 15— Pepper Birthday Ball 28-29 — Thanksgiving Vacation December 18 — Christmas Program 20-30 — Christmas Vacation January I -3 — New Years Vacation I 7 — Lyceum, J. L. Turner Parents ' Day February 3- 7 — Sophomore Week 7 — Sophomore Frolic 1 0- 1 A — Senior Week I 2 — Senior Play March 18 — Lyceum, Ritz Trumpeteers 3 I -Apr. A — Junior Week April 4 — Junior Prom 1 ■ ' 1 — Lyceum, Hanley Marionettes 2 I -25 — Freshman Week. 25 — Freshman Dance 29 — Nominating Assembly May I — Primary Assembly 9— Girls ' Day 16 — Awards Assembly 23 — Commencement Exercises 23— Alumni Ball 2A — Last Day of School 14 seniors - - 1947 The Senior Class of ' 47 Is proud of the record they have upheld at Madison. They have participated In all activities and have been out- standing In their accomplishments. The Senior Week with Its theme of friendship v as climaxed by the Senior assembly and Senior Ball. They v lll be remembered as high lights of this year ' s activities. Under the direction of Mr. Cooper, the Senior play, Ghostly Fingers, was well received by the public and students. Under the supervision of Mr. Teuscher, the Senior Class chose a beautiful class ring, unique In Its setting of ruby and mother-of-pearl. The Seniors have tried to be an exemplary group to the underclass- men. We sincerely hope we have succeeded. Throughout this year, we have earnestly endeavored to become the kind of class Madison hiigh School may well be proud. We take with us many pleasant memories of a successful high school career. We are indebted to Madison and are deeply appreciative of the high ideals Instilled in us here which we shall carry with us throughout our lives. ALDEN PACKER - DOROTHY ALLEN MILDRED JONES MARIAN ALBRETSEN COLLEEN TAYLOR - Senior CI President Vice-President Cheer Leader Cheer Leader Debate Mgr. R. TEUSCHER , Officers WESTON LAWRENCE SHARON DeMOTT LOLA HILLAM EILEEN SQUIRES HENRY MARTIN Adviser - Athletic Mgr. Reporter Rec. Leader Sec. Student C. Rep. seniors Lola Hillam Class Officer 1-3-4; School, Senior Play 3-4; Pepper Club 3-4; Thespian Club 3-4; Debate 3-4. Maxine Hillman Declamation 3; Pep- per Club 3-4; Class Officer 1-2; Pep Band 3-4; Band 1-2-3-4. Margaret Porter Pepper Club 3-4, Offi- cer 4; M Book Editor 4; Madlsonian I ; M News 4. Berniece Nelson Student Body Officer 4; Class Officer 1-2; Pepper Club 3-4; Band 1-2-3; Co-ed Of- ficer 3. Sharon DeMott Home Ec. Club 2-4; Pepper Club 4; Class Officer 4; Madisonian Staff 3; M News Staff 1-4. Lila Stuck! Thespian Club 2-3-4; Pepper Club 3-4; School Play 3; Decla- mation I -2 ; Madi- sonian 4. Venese Clements Pep Band 3-4; Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4. Bonnie Beesley Thespian Club 1-2-3- 4; Pep Band 3-4; Pep- per Club 3-4; School, Senior Play 1-3-4; Madisonian 3. Beverly Bates Pepper Club 3-4; Pep Band 4; Class Officer I ; Band 1-2-4; Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4. Helen Anersen Pepper Club 4; M News Editor 4; M News Staff 3-4; Quill and Scroll 4; Pocatello High 2. Helen Shirley Sugar-Salem I ; Cheer Leader 4; Pepper Club 4; Home Ec. Club 4; Pep Band 3-4. Evelyn Byrne Band 2-3-4; M News 2; Pepper Club 3-4; Pep Band 3-4; Chorus 4. Lynwood West M News Staff 4; Chorus 3-4; Music Contest 3 ; Track 4; Stag Club 1-2-3-4. Al Holley Glee Club 3-4; Music Contest 3 ; Home- Room Council I ; Stag Club 1-2-3-4. Don Ricks Track 2-3-4; Football 2-3-4; Basketball 3-4; Senior Play 4; K.K.K. Club 3-4. Slen Williams Ag. Club 2-3-4; Club 1-2-3-4. Stag Bruce Ediefsen Football 4; Tumbling Squad 3; F.F.A. 1-2-3- 4; F.F.A. Officer 3-4; Stag Club 1-2-3-4. LaVar Grover Ag. Club 1-2-3-4; Stag Club 1-2-3-4. Ronald Wood School Play 2-3; Thes- pian Club 2-3-4; K.K. K. Club 3-4; Madi- sonian 3. Ray Munns F.F.A. 1-2-3-4, Officer 2-3; Stag Club 1-2-3- 4. Gayland Robison F.F.A. Club 1-2-3-4, Officer 3-4; Stag Club 1-2-3-4; School Play Staff 3; Football 4. Ira Holley K.K.K. Club 3-4; Class OfR cer 2 ; Pep Band Pres. 4; Pep Band 2-3- 4; Band 1-2-3-4. Alden Packer Class Officer 4; Senior Play 4; Basketball 3-4; Football 4; K.K.K. Club 3-4. Kent Grover F.F.A. Club I Club 1-2-3-4. Stag seniors Marian Albre+sen Sequoia Union High 2 ; M Day Queen 3 ; Pep Band 4; Class Officer 4; Mixed Chorus 4. Mary Murdock Home Ec. Club I ; Spanish Club 4; M News Staff 3 ; Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4; Library Staff 4. Faye Smith Madisonian Staff 4; M News Staff 4; Home Ec. Officer 4; Girls ' Glee 2-3 ; Home Ec. 1-4. Fern Cherry Co-ed Club 1-2-3; Home Ec. Club 1-3-4; Girls ' Day Queen 3 ; Mixed Chorus 4; Christmas Operetta. Shirley Rowe Orchestra 1-2-3-4; Opera I ; Glee 4; Home Ec. Officer 4; M News Staff 4. Doralie Briggs Spanish Club 4; Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4; Mixed Chorus 3 ; Glee 4; Office Staff 4. Zara Hendricks Class Officer 3; M News Staff 3-4; Home Ec. Club 4; Writers ' Club 4; Office Staff 4. Lois Taylor Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4; Home Ec. 1-2-3. Irma McCulloch School Play 1-2; Stu- dent Body Officer 4; Pepper Club 3-4; Thespian Club 3-4; Senior Play 4. Tatsuko Bingo M News Staff 4; Home Ec. I -2-3 ; Spanish Club 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Glee I -2-3. Lois Anderson Rigby High School I ; Spanish Club 4; Home Ec. 1-3-4; Co-ed Club 2-3-4. Meria Nelson Home Ec. Club; Co- ed Club 1-2-3-4. John Buchmiller Band 1-2; F.F.A. 3-4; Stag Club. Dale Green Student Body Officer 3-4; Thespian Club 3- 4; School Play 3; Senior Play 4; Stag Club 1-2-3-4. John Kano Topax High I -2 ; For- eign Language 2; Stag Club 3-4; Football 4. Wes+on Lawrence Basketball 2-3-4 Foot- ball 4; Class Officer 4; Stag Club Officer 4; K.K.K. Club 3-4. Douglas McKenna F.F.A. 2-3-4; Stag Club 1-2-3-4; Basket- ball I. Bruce Spaulding Student Body Officer 4; K.K.K. Club 3-4; F.F.A. Officer 3-4; Football 3-4; Track 3-4. Tatsuji Shiratori Senior Play 4; F.F.A. 2- 3; Stag Club 1-2-3- 4. Garner Simmons Track 2-3-4; Football 3- 4; Basketball 3-4; Class Officer 2-3; K. K.K. Club 3-4. Loren Grover F.F.A. I -2 ; Thespian Club 4; Home Room Council 4; Declama- tion I ; Stag Club I -2- 3-4. Mack Bowen P.E. I ; Stag Club 1-2-3-4. Coral Guyman Home Ec. 1 -2-3 ; Mixed Chorus 3 ; Co- ed Club 1-2-3-4. Ida Hikida Spanish Club 4; Home Ec. 1-2-3; Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4; Glee 1-2-3; Opera 3. seniors Rhoda Moulton Girls Day Queen 2 ; Class Officer 3; Orch- estra 1-2-3-4; Girls ' Glee 4; Home Ec. Club 4. Dorofhy Lou Allen Co-ed Club President 4; Class Officer 3-4; Spanish Club 4: Mixed Chorus I ; Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4. Elaine F. Hansen Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4; Home Ec. Officer 3-4; Pep Vodie 2. Barbara Archer M News 3-4; Class Representative I ; Pep- per Club 3-4, Presi- dent 4; Pep Vodie 1-2. Lucille Walcefield Speech I ; Chorus I -4; Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4; Opera I. Laura S. Hope Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4; Home Ec. 1-3; Chorus 3-4; Seminary I -2-3. Deah Tonks Teton High School I ; Pepper Club 3-4; Class Officer 2; M News 4; Pep Band 2-3-4. Betty Squires Madisonian Staff 4; M News Staff 4; Home Ec. 2-3-4; Glee Club 4; Seminary I -2-3. Mildred Jones Speech I ; Home Ec. 2-3-4: Chorus I ; Co- ed Club 1-2-3-4; Class Officer 4. Colleen Taylor Debate 2 ; Pepper Club 3-4; Class Offi- cer 3-4; Madisonian 4; Senior Play 4. Murl Scheets Thespian 3-4; Home Ec. Officer 4; Pepper Club 3-4; Writers ' Club Officer 4; Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4. Evadean Forsgren Pepper Club 4; M News 3-4; Co-ed Of- ficer 3; Pep Vodie 2; Home Ec. Club 1-2-4. Tharin Bigler Football 3-4; Basket- ball 3-4; K.K.K. Club 3-4; Stag Club 1-2-3-4. Gordon Rigby Track 3: Football 3-4 Band 1-2-3-4; F.F.A. 3-4. K. Ralph Petersen F.F.A. 1-2-3-4; Stag Club 1-2-3-4. Ephraim Hunter Football 4; Stag Club 1-2-3-4; Glee Club 4. Keith Lusk F.F.A. 1-3-4; Stag Club 1-2-3-4. Lynn Neeley Football 3-4; Navy ' 45- ' 46; K.K.K. Club 3-4; Stag Club Officer 4; Band 1-2-3. Lewis Klingler Chorus 1-2; Opera I- 2;Stag Club 1-2-3-4; Navy ■44- ' 45- ' 46; Senior Play 4. Carl Grover M ixed Chorus I -2-3 ; Opera 2; Stag Club 1-2-3-4; Track 3-4. Lorin Anderson Home Room Council I ; Band I ; Stag Club 1-2-3-4. Darrell Larsen Class Officer 2; Stag Club Officer 4; K.K.K. Club 3-4; Football 2-3-4; Track 2-3-4. Dorothy Humpherys Glendale High 3 ; Home Ec. Club 3; V-2 Club 3 ; Co-ed Club 1-2-4. Lyverda Chambers Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4; Home Ec. Club 1-2-3; Art Club 4. seniors Juanlfa S ' hoddard Rigby High School I- 2-3; Joi De Vol Club 2-3, Officer 4; Class Officer I. Donna Hill M News 3-4; Mixed Chorus 4; Pep Vodie 2; Co-ed Club 1-2-3- 4; Home Ec. Club I- 2-4. Julia Jeppson Home Ec. Club 1-2-3; Phys. Ed. 3-4; Chorus 3-4; Speech 4; Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4. LeNae Winn Co-ed Club Officer 3 Pepper Club 4; Pep Vodie 3 ; M News 4; Home Ec. Club 3. Colleen Moore Home Ec. Club I -2-3 ; Mixed Chorus 2-4; Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4. Maxine Weekes Home Ec. Club I -3 ; Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4. Zola McCulloch Senior Play 4; Home Ec. Club Pres. 4; M News 4; Pep Band 3-4; Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4. LoRene Ricks M News 4; Madison- ian 4; Pep Band 3-4: Spanish Club 4; Home Ec. Club 4. Mary Hedelius Home Ec. Club 2-4; Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4, Officer 4. Lorna Keele Home Ec. Club 1-2-3; Chorus 4; Rigby High School 2; Co-ed Club 1 -3-4; Spanish Club 4. Betty Winter Home Ec. Club 3-4; Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4. Merle Rigby Pepper Club 3-4; Thespian Club 4; Senior Play 4; Class Officer 2; Pep Vodie 1-3. Keith Moon Track 1-2-3-4; Debate 1-2-4; Band 1-2-3-4; Orchestra 2-3-4; K.K. K. 3-4. LaVar Thomas Mechanics 3 ; Stag Club 1-2-3-4. Bill Klingler Senior Play 4; Stag Club 1-2-3-4. Max Oakey E.F.A. 1-2-4; Class Officer I ; Stag Club 1-2-3-4. Fred Parkinson Glee 3-4; A Cappella Choir 3 ; M usic Con- test 3 ; Stag Club 1-2-3-4. Charles Cook Aeronautics 4; Stag Club 1-2-3-4. Henry Martin Basketball 3-4: Senior Play 4; K.K.K. 3-4; Class Officer 4; Madi- sonia n Staff 4. Vern Anderson Football I ; Band 2; Stag Club 1-2-3-4. Delas Munns F.F.A. 1-2-3; Christ- mas Pageant 3; Stag Club 1-2-3-4. Orrin Hubbard F.F.A. 1-2-4; Stag Club 1-2-3-4. Eileen Squires Class Officer 4; Spanish Club 4; Home Room Council 4; Co- ed Club 1-2-3-4. Joan Bird Journalism 3 ; Art Club 4; Home Ec. Club 2-4; Phys. Ed. 1-3; Co-ed Club 1-2- seniors Alice Williams Los Angeles High 1-2; M News Staff 3; Co- ed Club 3-4. Myrna Withers Home Ec. Club 1-2-3; Chorus I -4; Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4. June Harris DeRidder, La. 1-2; Chorus 3; Senior Play 4; Co-ed Club 3-4. Carol Husklnson Sugar-Salem I ; Opera I : Class Officer I ; Home Ec. Club I ; Co-ed Club 2-3-4. Wendell Edstrom F.F.A. Club 1-2; U.S. Navy ■45- 46; Stag Club 1-2-3-4. Joseph L. Rice Writers ' Club 4, Offi- cer 4; Stag Club 1-2- 3-4. Merlin Smith Mechanics Club 3 ; Stag Club 1-2-3-4. juniors - - 1947 The Juniors have demonstrated their talents In all of the functions of the school. They won the interclass debating series and placed high in a number of other activities. One of the high lights of the school year was the Junior Prom with its beautiful decorations, gaiety, and fine social activity. Just ask the Juniors how to put on a real party. The class officers did a splendid piece of work in directing the affairs of the c ' ass. With such a boost, the Juniors should show a good type of leadership as seniors. junior class officers MARY LAWRENCE - - Vice-President MARY WALTERS - - Student C. Rep. EILEEN JONES - - - Cheer Leader GWEN LEE Secretary JOAN COVINGTON - - Reporter MR. NELSON - MARILYN McENTIRE - Cheer Leader DARRELL BRIGGS - - - - President GAR Y JOLLEY - - Athletic Manager MAX STEPHENSON - Debate Manager GEORGE LYMAN - Recreation Leader Adviser Cecil Parker Sharon Snedaclcer Bunnell Ricks Donna Barber Karl Barber Rosemary Bood Richard Hart Rita Hart Wells Grover Bonita Barrick Kathleen Larsen Blair Withers Jean Walker Max Stephenson Violet Hill Kenny Remington Thelma Weber Clayton Grover Barbara Priest Darrell Ashbocker Nola Moulton Jim Howe Julia Spaulding Gene Palmer Ruth Rigby Lynn Walker Edna Mae Wheelwright Glen Momburger Rulon Mortinsen Maridawn Eckersell Dennis Nelson Margarett Hillam Jack Doherty Donna Smith Gail Sutton juniors Bill Craven Eileen Jones Paul Weiser Lila Clements Weldon Nef Helen Home Kay Topham Norma Smith Rex Walz Maxine Hinds Jack Taylor Verna Henderson Parlette Petersen Maurine Stewart Kevin Burns Pat Hone Jack Burnside Nina Westover Brent Ga rner Mila Freeman William Honey Swen Weekes Gerald Jeppson Rita Johnson Lloyd Muir Vera Barney Gary Jolley M ildred Johnson Keith Jensen La Rue Galbraith Marken Bingo Effie Flo Emery Dale Moss Darlene Johnson George Lyman juniors f mmmm ' S ' ' 4 ■I Robert Siddoway Dorothy Heileson Stanley West Joyce Nelson Bob Burns Colene Saurey Donald Hinckley Joan Covington Jack Cooper Jlene Middleton Keith Benson Mary Walters Marilyn McEntire Darrell Briggs Denece hiillman Bayne Clark Shirlene Rock Art Wilson Gwenna Lee Clyde Nef Jean Ard Lyie Park Lettie Hill Ray Galbraith Mary Lawrence Merlin Munns Aldean Parker Eldred Lauder LouEtta Robinson Eidon Klingler Maxine Briggs Gail Petersen Alice Cheney Jack Umpherey Ruth Huskinson sophomores 1947 Here ' s to the Sophomores. We believe that we are the most enter- prising class In the hiigh School. No! We are not conceited. We are just very casually stating a fact. We have a class organization that is working effectively. Sophomores are represented In every activity of the school — athletics, debate, and declamation. Sophomores always sponsor one of the finest dances of the year, The Sophomore Frolic. We have skiing parties, house parties, dancing parties, roller skating, and other worth while class activities. When we came into the high school as Freshmen we were bashful and backward. We soon learned, and when we came Into the sophomore year we sometimes outclassed Juniors and Seniors in Interclass activities. Look to the sophomore class for leadership. sophomore class officers STEVE WILLIAMS - - - Cheer Leader MARJORIE RICKS - Student C. Rep. GWENNA RAE ROBISON - Vice-Pres. DOLORES TOPHAM - Recreation Leader NORMA JEAN ARCHIBALD - Cheer Ld. MR. COOPER - JIMMY HOLLEY - - Debate Manager FRANK JENKINS - Athletic Manager LE ROY ANDERSON - - President SIDNEY HENDRICKS - - Secretary JERRY McCULLOCH - - - Reporter Adviser Joyce McCulloch Donna Rae Boehike Shirley Archer Fay Gold Va Lene Cherry Marjorie hlubbard Glenda Leatham Carol Thompson Ellen Ricks Thelma Hawkes Charlot+e Parkinson Lillian Yannagata Veona Anderson Laurel Glover Carol Sutton Lois Green Margie Cordon Barbara Grover Glenn Munns Julia Melendez Regina Neville Cora Lee Squires Glenda Clarke Dawn Ella Weber Lucy Jensen Gwen Grover Berdett Chandler Jean Chambers Nola Evans Joan Firth Donna hlumpherys Geneal Weatherston Rose Hubbard Dawnallne Wilding Oora Lee Packer Joan Nelson Donna Anderson Bonnie Lee Jo Ann Anderson Gwenna Rae Roblson Stanley Jensen Jannes Holley Don Clements Allen Smith Ralph Anderson Maureen Ediefsen Jean Nelson sophomores Neva Scheets Dolores Madrigal LaDee Fikstad Norma Jean Archibald Dolores Topham Stella Byrne Ella Chantrill Ora Lee Hinds Joyce Hansen Marjorie Ricks LaRee Munns Stella Martin Donna Wright Delphia Hill Reed Lords Bobby Beesley Gordon Holley Jinnmy Barrett Jack Willmore Lyie Galbralth Charles Jenne Steve Williams Harry Otteson Vernon Slepert Dwaine Nelson Norma Anderson Dee Sellers Glenn Matsuura Merlin Hill La Var Squires Kay Luthy Clair Clements Lee Petersen Iven Beardall Ray Sharp Del Ray Peherson sophomores Elden Hope Ralph Steiner Don Heinz Boyd Arnold Frank Jenkins Keith Hansen Marvin Nelson Keith Welker Merlin Nelson Junior Weekes Stanley Nielson MyrI Weekes Arnold Siepert Blaine Williams Jerry McCulloch Reed Hansen Le Roy Anderson Merlin Muir Calvin Cook Kay Briggs Bobby Powell Clarence Widdison Sidney Hendricks Ray Ricks Duane Clark freshmen -- 1947 Out of the chaos and confusion of adjusting to a new life, the Fresh- men Class of 1946-47 has emerged with banners flying high and has taken its place among the outstanding classes of the school. A few of the many interesting and varied activities of the year were the Get Acquainted Party, at the first of the year, and the Roller Skating Party in the spring. Our Freshmen Week in April, during which we sponsored a dance and an assembly, was a huge success. As a class we hope through continued activity to make our remaining years at Madison as outstanding as the past one. freshman class officers FRANK THOMPSON - - - Reporter LESTER PETERSON - - - Secretary BRENT COVINGTON - - - President KENNETH CATMULL - - - - Rec. ROBERT TAYLOR - Athletic Manager GLORIA HINKLEY - - Cheer Leader BARBARA KEITH - - - - Class Rep. MYRA McCULLOCH - Cheer Leader KIRMA PARKINSON - Cheer Leader VAR MANWARING - Vice-President GARY ARNOLD - - Debate Manager MR. HARRISON - . - . Adviser Billy Luthy Gail Parker Spence Leatham Darrell Park Garn Huskinson Rulon Hedelius Howard Eck Delaine Guyman Ka+hryn Neville Maloah Glover Jeanne DeMott Katherine Howe Patty Walters Barbara Keith Ruth Potter Clea Beck Joyce Bowen Marjory Hacking Jennie Ricks Vera Cheney Rozella Hope Cheyeko Shigihari Ruth Okura Elaine Andrus Ray Walker Merlin Orr Everett Fisher Dick Thompson Bert Sommer Dell Barney Lee Johnson Charlain Drennen h Jerry Rowe Jerry Peterson Fra nk Thompson Lester J. Petersen Lee Cook Harry Hill Hyrum Whittaker Lou Jean Smith Carol Reese Myra McCullock Clyda McRae Ona Grover Janet Clements Dean Wilson Marlene Terry Shirley Ricks Lois Bush Doris Powell Patty Grover Janice Lewis Gloria Hinckley Mae Hinckley Ann Kockerhans Ca rol Vollma n Marry Ann Bunnel Carol Brown Kay Jolley Lyrin Munns Ethel Porter Zola Jensen Cheryle Robinson resnmen Perry Johnson Ray Weeks Ralph Sorensen Brent Covington ZyrI Nelson Yuriko Shiratori Delia Buckland Beverly hiansen Donna Peterslie Virginia Webster Kay Virgin Dale Winn Merlin Keele Vernon Edstrom Larry Smith Grover Griffin Lois Hill LaMona Gardner Joan Cook Arleen Grover Carmen Brovvn Kirma Parkinson Maureen Ricks Joe Doherty Leon Honey Robert Taylor Loa Ann Cook Berniece Grover Var Manwaring Wally Wilding Roger Price Barbara Carlson Phyllis Ames Arlene Jenkins Margaret Ivey Beverly Baker Donna Tipton DeVona Westover Verda LaFever Harriet Daniels Florence Wilding Jeraldine Squires Dee Ard Orveal Wylie Gary Arnold Kenneth Catmull Lyie Robison Verle Arnold Max Brimhall David Murdock Seth Evans Eleanor Stephens Marie Weeks Melvin Bayliff Varrell Lyman Jon Stoddard Sherrel Forsgreen Blaine Morgan Kay Beck Billy Christiansen Sherril Bell freshmen senior class history 1943- 44 As Freshmen we entered Madison Intent on seeking out vast knowledge. We were cocky, and timid too. It was confusing at first to try and find our proper rooms and know what to do at the right time. Many class members went out for football, basketball, and track. We showed good prospects for the coming years. We were the first class to sponsor a Freshman dance. We called it the Bunny Hop. Keith Moon was our representative at the music contest. We left school in the spring with a glad heart and a little more knowledge and a feeling that we were becoming full-fledged Madlsonites. 1944- 45 Our Sophomore year was swell. It hailed us with a little more self-assurance and we entered Into the plans of the year with enthusiasm. Dale Green was elected to a student body position— cheer leader; and several of the boys were active In football, basketball, and track. Jean Anderson and Bonnie Beesley became members of the Thespian Club, and Keith Moon and Colleen Taylor made the Debate Team. We planned the Sophomore Frolic anxiously and were rewarded by a good time for all. 1945- 46 Our Junior year was perhaps the best part of all. We enjoyed the prestige which came with being In the upper classes. Everyone bought a class card and helped to make the year a success. Maxine, Cloda, and Jean received high ratings In the State Declamation Contest. Several members took part In the school play. Tharin, Garner, Weston, Don, Alden, and Henry were valuable members of the basketball team, and the class series was our victory. Five members of our class were elected to Student Body Offices. The winning of M Day and the Junior Prom were the high lights of the year. Much credit can be given to our advisers, Mr. Moncur, Mrs. Anderson, and Mr. Nelson. 1946- 47 Now that we are Seniors we look back on our school days and think of the many happy times we enjoyed here at Madison. This year was especially eventful for us. We chose our class rings, which were received about the first of December. The play, Ghostly Fingers was cleverly acted out and the proceeds went toward the Senior Project. The Senior Ball, held in January, was one of the biggest dances of the year. It makes us a little sad to think of leaving but we know that Madison has helped us to be able to go out Into the world and take our place there. 32 the mad isonian Joyce Nelson - - - . Junior Rep. Helen Payne - - - - Assist. Photo Ed. Dorothy Heileson . - . . . Editor Fay Smith Senior Rep. Colleen Taylor ... - Snapshot Ed. LaRene Ricks Advertising Henry Martin Sports Ed. Joan Nelson Soph. Rep. Parlette Petersen - - . . Business Mgr. Doloris Tophan ... Assist. Photo Ed. Jack Doherty - - - Assist. Write-up Ed. Mary Walters Make-up Lila Stucki - Assist. Ed. Rita Hart Write-up Ed. Carol Reese . - - . . Fresh. Rep. Maxine Hinds Typist Lola Hillann - - . - Assist. Snap Ed. Mr. Nelson - - Adviser Margaritt Hillam . . . . Advertising Betty Squires Senior Rep. DOROTHY HEILESON, Editor LILA STUCKI, Assistant Editor the ' ' m Harold Mayers .... Art Frank Thompson - - Fresh. Rep. Lynnwood West - - - Art Ed. Dale Moss - - - - Ag. Reporter Brent Garner - - - - Art Ed. Kay Topham - - Sports, Art Ed. Murl Scheets - - - Gossip Ed. Maxine Hinds - - - Humor Ed. Barbara Archer - - Business Mgr. Helen Anderson - - - . Editor Donna Hill - - - Assist. Editor Deah Tonks Typist Margaret Porter - - - Typist Lila Stuck! .... Typist Jack Doherty - - Mimeographer George Lyman - - - Sports Ed. Zara Hendricks .... Faculty news Zola McCulloch - - - Typist LeNae Winn - - - Feature Ed. Evadean Foresgreen - Exchange Ed. Faye Smith Typist Sharon DeMott - - - - Sr. Rep. Joyce Ashbocker - - Sec. F. Page Donna Wright - - - Adv. Mgr. Shirley Archer - - - Distributor Ruby McCulloch - - - Adv. Mgr. Shirley Rowe - - Home Ec. Rep. LoRene Ricks - - Mimeographer Marldawn Eckersell - Assist. Fea. Ed. Tatsuko Bingo - Club Class News LouEtta Robinson - Sec. Fea. Ed. Betty Squires - Feature Page Assist. Joan Covington - - - Jr. Rep. ( not in picture ) the handbook Margaret Porter as editor and Jack Doherty as assistant editor have done a fine job in putting out the handbook. Mar- garet has a way of compiling material that is certainly outstand- ing. We ' ll remember the handbook of 1946-47. 35 ax Stephenson Keith Moon debate Mr. Cooper (adviser) Joyce Nelson Lola Hillann George Lyman declamation reen Glen Momberger Glen Munns Paul Weiser James Holley Mr. Cooper (adviser) Mary Walters Dorothy Heileson Erma McCulloch Merle Rigby 36 senior play GHOSTLY FINGERS A Mystery Play In Three Acts By Wall Spence cast of characters Mrs. Kate Pike - - - Irma McCulloch Myra Griggs ... - Bonnie Beesley Mrs. Green June Harris Joe Griggs ..... Louis Clingler Hattie Gaunt - ... - Lola Hillann Lucy Zola McCulloch Eustace Scudder .... Dale Green Denny Neill Henry Martin Mary Arnold Merle Rigby Louie Bill Clingler Victor Elliott ... . Elden Packer Phil Don Ricks 37 k.k.k. club Mr. Call (Adviser) Ronald Wood Rex Walz Don Ricks, Pres. Bruce Spaulding Max Stephenson Parlette Petersen, Vice-Pres. Garner Simmons Robert Siddoway Henry Martin, Sec.-Treas. Tharin Bigler Glenn Momberger Ira Holley Lynn Neeley Jack Doherty Alden Packer Keith Moon Bill Craven Darrell Larsen George Lyman Karl Barber Weston Lawrence Richard Hart Wells Grcver Paul Welser pepper club Pearl Anderson, Adviser Barbara Archer, Pres. Colleen Taylor, VIce-Pres. Maxine Hillman, Sec. Margaret Porter, Historian J ' lene Middleton, Bouncer Joan Covington Eileen Jones Dorothy Heileson Rita Hart Joyce Nelson Deah Tonks Margaret Hillam LeNae Winn Marilyn McEntire Lila Stucki, Treas. Mary Waiters Merle Rigby Mary Lawrence Helen Payne Irma McCulloch Evelyn Byrne Lola Hillam Rita Johnson Kathleen Larsen Berniece Nelson Denece Hillman Sharon DeMott Murl Scheets Maurine Stewart Evadean Forsgren Helen Anderson Norma Smi th Helen Shirley Bonnie Beesley Beverly Bates thespian club Lola Hillam Murl Scheets, Reporter Lila Stucki, Sec. Ronald Wood, Pres. Bonnie Beesley, Vice-Pres. M rs. Davis, Adviser Joan Covington Paul Weiser Eileen Jones Merle Rigby Loren Grover Dale Green Irnna McCulloch Glen Momberger Spanish club Mrs. Burkhart Bonita Barrick Bern iece Nelson Helen Payne Adviser Vice-President President Class Representative Maxine Hinds Eileen Squires George Lyman Max Stephenson Dorothy Lou Allen - Class Representative Class Representative Treasurer Secretary Class Representative parents ' day Parents ' and teachers ' discussions of Individual problems was the outstanding part on the program. The teachers enjoyed visiting with the parents. It helped In the solution of problems arising out of student-teacher relationships. The day was full of social activity which left a friendly feeling for all. We thank the parents for their splen- did co-operation. SCHEDULE AND PROGRAM Father ' s and Mother ' s Day January 31. 1947 8 30— 9 20 Registration, visiting, consu Itation 9 20— 10 00 Honne Room 10 10— 1 1 40 Second Period Classes 10 50— 1 1 20 Third Period Classes 1 1 30— 12 00 Fourth Period Classes 12 00— 1 30 Lunch and visiting Auditorium 1 30— 1 45 Preliminary music 1 45— 2 45 Program Musical numbers Panel discussion Musical numbers 2:45 — 4:00 or later — Consultation Parents ' and teachers discussions of individual problems. 41 writers ' club Mrs. Burkhart - - - . Adviser Barbara Grover Edna Mae Wheelwright - President Margie Cordon Murl Scheets - . . . Secretary Billy Craven Joe Rice - - - - Vice-President La Ree Munns Margie Hacking Dee Sellers Weston Lawrence Darrell Larson Mr. Wilson stag club Secretary Vice-Pres. President Adviser Verl Arnold Bob Powell Richard hiart Lynn Neeley Fresh Rep. Soph. Rep. Junior Rep. Senior Rep. co-ed club Ruth Rlqby Mrs. Richey Darlene Johnson Colleen Taylor Dorothy Allen Vice-President Adviser Jr. Rep. President Mary Hedelius La Dee Filtstad Jeanne DeMott Julia Melendez (not in picture) Secretary Reporter Fresh. Rep. Soph. Rep. home-ec club Miss Campbell - . - - Adviser Faye Smith - - - Vice-President Shirley Rows - . . . Secretary Zola McCulloch - - - President Elaine Hansen .... Reporter boys ' chorus girls ' chorus band pep band Claude Hendricks Marken Bingo Larry McCulloch Harry Hill Gail Parker Vernon Edstrom Merlin Keele Dale Winn Kay Virgin Jerry Rowe Darreil Ashbocker Jack Burnside Kay Petersen Orrin Hubbard Jack Taylor Bud Jardine Kenneth Remington Harlo Willmore Gene Palmer Huston Jenkins Spence Leatham Jerry Peterson Kay Beck Sherrill Bell Varrel Lyman Perry Johnson ZyrI Nelson Sherrill Foresgren Jon Stoddard Ted Ard Merlin Munns Dea n Wilson Rulon Mortensen Keith Benson Howard Eck Dell Barney Garn Huskinson Dee Ard Orveal Wylie Ray Weekes Dennis Nelson Lyie Robison David Murdock Lawrence Buckland Steven Weekes Max Oakey Hyrum Whitaker Rulon Ricks, Adviser Dee Sellers Ralph Steiner Glen Matsuura Larry Smith Darrel Park Verl Arnold Billy Luthy La Va r Squires Merlin Hill Donald Hinckley Norman Anderson Ivan Beardall Lee Petersen Vernon Siepert Everett Fisher Bert Sommer Leon Honey Lee Johnson Del Ray Pehrson Eldon Hope Rulon Ricks, Adviser Boyd Arnold Merlin Muir Jerry McCulloch Merlin Orr Keith Welker Kay Luthy Clair Clements Arnold Siepert Ray Sharp Lyrin Munns Blaine Williams Frank Jenkins Merlin Nelson Sidney Hendricks Duane Clark Keith Hansen Stanley Nielson Kay Briggs Don Heinz MyrI Weekes J unior Weekes Gary Arnold Ray Walker Bob Powell Clarence Widdison Le Roy Anderson Reed Hansen Ray Ricks future farmers shop These boys are solving their problems in a practical way. This work requires both mental and physical activity. Mr. Bagley keeps busy teaching the boys how to use the machines to make needed repairs for farm work. Much new equipment is also made. f. f a. officers Mr. Ricks Adviser Merlin Muir Gayland Robison .... President LeRoy Anderson Bruce Ediefsen ... - Vice-President Dale Moss Bayne Clark Treasurer F.F.A. — Future Farmers of America Trying to practice the F.F.A. Motto: Learning to do, Doing to learn, Earning to live, Judging trips, shows, fairs, and practical shop projects, self-owned livestock and crop enterprises, making the farm a better place to live and enjoy life. The hiarvest Ball, FHot-dog Stand and Soda Pop drinking. Annual trip to Yellowstone, Greenhand Initia- tion, and high school spirit. These were some of our activities. 12 I Members — largest in Idaho. Sentinel Secretary Reporter the library staff Mrs. Davis, as librarian, with the library staff, keeps the students busy looking up references, exploring fields of knowledge or by supplying fiction for dreamy forgetfulness. art With paint pots, oil brushes, smocks, and plenty of talent, the Art department carries on Its job of making posters, paintings, scenery for plays and signs for the various activities. our future chemists In building for the future, the chemistry students learn the value of experimenting. They know that careful planning of work brings results. future office girls Training for office work under the direction of Mrs. Anderson means plenty of work. Every girl is actively engaged in doing her best and getting the most out of the work. ORCHESTRA MIXED CHORUS QUILL AND SCROLL CLUB f ootba 1 1 I 1 Darrell Larsen Jack Cooper Bob Powell Tharin Bigler Garner Simmons George Lyman Parle+te Petersen Aldon Hd I kcT Jack Burnside Huston Jenkins John Kane Eldred Louder Ga ry Arnold Kieth Moon Vern Anderson Don Ricks Bruce Spaulding Ephraim Hunter Stanley West Jack Umphery Mr. Parkinson, Coach Frank Jenkins Art Wilson, Jr. Gordon Rigby Kenneth Catmul Ray Dicks Kieth Jensen Jerry Jolley KoDei I iioaoway Brent McKinlay Var Manwaring Robert Taylor Glen Momberger Kenneth Remington Mr. Wilson, Assistant Coach f OO seniors Darrell Larsen, Tharin Bigler, Captain; John Kano, Vern Anderson, Gordon Rigby, Garner Simmons, Kieth Moon, Don Ricks, Alden Packer, Ephraim Hunter, Bruce Spaulding. Tharin Bigler, Captain; Mr. Parkinson, Coach Darrell Larsen, Left End; Alden Packer, Right End Tharin (SNAKES) Bigler: Snakes a guard, has proven that sticking to what you begin brings success. Garner (ERN) Sinnmons: Ern as another guard can dribble through the opposition where no one else could wedge through. Weston (WES) Lawrence: Wes ' s ' greatest drawback as a guard is in his math, hie finds I field goal and a free throw gives 3 points, but it ' s all for Madison. v Don (STICKS) Ricks: Sticks in action, shows how he has helped to bring fame to Madison as a forward. Henry (HANK) Martin: The good workmanship of Hank as forward has helpe to make Madison ' s fighting 10 famous. Bob (SLIM) Burns: The bigger they are the harder they fall, but everytime ' iSlis gets the ball it ' s 2 points for Madison. Bob (ROB) Powell: The co-operation of his feet with the ball makes Ron markable forward. Darrell (PIGS) Briggs: The smaller they are the faster they fly. Watch Pias ' with that left hand. Parlette (PETE) Petersen: Pete practiced the Golden Rule, Do untq (STfiers would be done by. Alden (JOKER) Packer: Blind shots have made Joker famous. Lynn Neeley, the Athletic Manager is hard to beat. Coach (BRICK) Parkinson: He ' s indispensable. basketba b as The opening game of the basketball season for the Bobcats was won at lona, 40-23. Martin scored I 4, out of 40. Ammon Hornets were invaded for the second victory, the Bobcats winning by a score of 55-35, with Packer and Martin each nnaking 10 points. The Bobcats received their first defeat by the Poky Indians, losing by a score of 41-33. Packerwashigh point nnan for the Bobcats. The Bobcats lost their second ganne to the American Falls Beavers, 21-28. Packer scored I I points. The Bobcats lost in an overtime game with Preston. The score was 27 all when the bell rang, but the visitors rallied to win 34-28. Lawrence gathered eight counters. We defeated the Utah State Champs, North Cache, in a close game. Packer led the Bobcats with a score of II . The Bobcats took revenge on the Beavers of American Falls in winning 59-20. Lawrence and Packer tied for top scoring honors with 12 points each. The Bobcats handed Ammon another defeat in a high scoring game for Madison, 64-36. Powell and Lawrence each scored I 3 points. The Indians handed the Bobcats another defeat, 48-44. The first league game of the year was placed with the Redskins of Driggs. Bobcats won 70-23 , with Powell scoring I 4 for the honors. At Sugar the Bobcats saw one of the toughest games of the year, beating the Beet- diggers for the first time in six years on their own floor with a score of 36-35. When Rigby invaded Madison, the B obcats came out smiling with a victory, scoring 45-36, with Wes Lawrence scoring 13. Madison handed the St. Anthony Cougars a 38-32 defeat with Powell getting 10 counters. Madison received its fifth loss in the season and the first in the league when the Tigers of Idaho Falls scored 42 points to the Bobcats 37. Packer received the scoring honors, getting I I counters. Madison handed out another defeat to the Shelley Russets with a score of 35- 1 5. Martin obtained the scoring honors with 9 points. At Rigby the Bobcats received their sixth loss in an overtime period. The score at the time the bell rang was 39 up. The game ended in Rigby ' s favor, 44-43. Lawrence was high man. Packer, Powell, and Martin each made 8 points. Madison won the next four games. The score was as follows: Madison vs. St. Anthony ------ 42-35 Madison vs. Sugar 45-38 Madison vs. Ashton - 62-3 1 Madison vs. Shelley - 46-26 Glenn Ma+suura Robert Taylor Dean Wilson Kenneth Catmull Var Manwaring Vr.,1 Arnold JUNIOR VARSITY Huston Jenkins Bayne Clark Mr. Wilson (Coach) Weldon Net Rex Walz Darrell Briggs Clyde Nef Frank Jenkins Parlette Petersen Clarence Widdison Dennis Nelson Lynn Neeley (Athletic Mgr. Mr. Wilson, Assistant Coach Houston Jenkins Frank Jenkins Robert Siddoway Parlette Petersen Dennis Nelson Tharin Bigler Bobby Powell Clyde Nef Jack Umphrey Bayne Clark Art Wilson Rex Walz Weldon Nef Coach Parkinson Garner Simmons Weston Lawrence Darrell Larsen Jack Cooper George Lyman Keith Moon Don Ricks Bob Burns Gary Jolly Glen Momberger track The boys at Madison are really enthusiasts for sports. Football, basketball, tennis, and track are enticing ways of keeping physically and mentally fit and learning how to act as a loser as well as a winner. The spirit and fine sportsmanship exhibited In training and at the games always characterize our boys. Our love for clean sports in the training for citizenship is paramount. In our contests we are always among the leaders, and have won many trophies which are on display in our trophy cases. Under the direction of Mr. Parkinson and Mr. Wilson a fine athletic program has been initiated. In the future we look for still greater progress. 56 I campustry r 2-4-6-8 who do we appreciate? Meet the hardest-working trio in school — our cheer leaders. This year has been especially filled with fine accomplishments. New cheers, songs, and the unique way of putting them over has promoted our loyalty and helped much in winning football and basketball games. 58 I. Hm-m-m-m. 2. Henry gets his daily exercise. 3. Ain ' t we got fun. 4. And they ' re from Madison. 5. Napoleon and Boney-part. 6. Oh, oh, caught. 7. Jimmy, how you ' ve grown! 8. More power to you, Ricks. 9. Why, Mr. Holley. 10. Yes, it ' s right side up. II. Mr. five by five. 12. What a girl. 13. The editor — going south. 14. Ya, but they ' re good friends. 15. Keith Jenson — pint size. 16. 1-2-3 la conga. 17. Powell has ball — in game with St. A. 59 I. Life is so sweef. 2. Gosh, I won the turkey. 3. Benita, si? 4. Oaah! aren ' t we tuff! 5. Big Blow. 6. Wall-flowers. 7. Two bumpers on a stump. 8. Nice horse, huh! 9. Oh, no, let ' s have this one! 10. The hiill sisters. II. Just a freshman, and look what she ' s got. 12. Service, please. 13. Future seniors, not bad. 14. Oh, that Oxydol Sparkle! 15. Nice made — ' 47 Nash. 16. We see what Bonnie Barrick means, by George. 17. Madison Bruisers. 18. What a change! They use Ponds. I 9. Look at the birdie. 60 I. Surely it doesn ' t run. 2. Bet he ' s been to church. 3. What happened to the ringlets? 4. Prize winners. 5. Senior brain and brawn. 6. She ' s lovely, she ' s engaged, she goes to Madison. 7. Just goes in one ear and out the other. 8. The farmer ' s daughter. 9. Rest period. 10. Chumy bunch. 61 Office Phone 20 Res. Phone 155 THOMPSON PLUMBING COMPANY Hand and Electrical Water Pumps Plumbing :: Heating :: Tinning Sherwin-Williams Paints Fairbanks-Morse Stokers REXBURG, IDAHO Rexburg Jewelers CALVIN DICK, Owner Expert Watch Repairing Keepsake Diamond Rings Rexburg, Idaho Phone 94 MAIN FOOD STORE Owned and Operated by Local Men DEAN L. HINCKLEY RONALD COOK The store that gives service and good goods at tilt: nglll priCtr. TT t: V1H ad.VC jUU IllUlltrj. Delivery Service Phone 61 Graham Hardware Company HARDWARE FURNITURE itritfpiiunc 11 rvtfA uui luciiiu East Main Street Courtesy of LIBERTY DEPARTMENT STORE For Particular People MODERN CLEANERS Phone 82 37 West Main REXBURG, IDAHO 62 When You Buy It at Fenney ' s It ' s Right IN PRICE IN QUALITY IN STYLE J. C. Penney Company, Inc. PoweWs Insurance Co. Edward Rosie Powell Arnold l owelI Dick L. Powell TA p lyfiiivp A ' iiiifh ' iyin rV 1 no it I iTL It tj i ft I n i Phone H9K 34 College Ave. REX BURG, IDAHO KEITm FOOD STORE QUALITY Groceries Fruits Vegetables REXBURG. IDAHO Phone 60 Cor. IVlain and Center St. Where Friends Meet Friends S. J. SKELTON MEAT MARKET S. J. SKELTON, Prop. Fresh and Cured Meats POULTRY. FISH. LOCKER BOXES Phone 39—12 East Main St. REXBURG Vegetables Fruits O. P. SKAGGS Meats Canned goods FLAMM COMPANY Complete Home Furnishings STEWART WARNER RADIOS MONARCH RANGES THE BEST OF EVERYTHING FOR YOU 63 DeMordaunt Drennen Theaters Our True Intent Is All For Your Delight Mart and Mission Theaters at Blackf oot Rio and Gayety at Idaho Falls Romance and Elk at Rexburg Roxy and Rex at St. Anthony Roxy and Main at Salmon O. K. Rubber Welders Rexburg, Idaho Phone 44-M Sign of the Best Tire Servicing Equipment PORTER ' S BOOK STORE Books School Supplies Office Supplies Dishes Gifts Phone 48 Rexburg, Idaho MADISON CO-OP ASS ' N Inc. Rexburg, Idaho Phone 90 There Is a Ford in Your Future Rexburg Motor Co. Authorized Ford Dealer REXBURG, IDAHO Taylor Chevrolet Co. Sales and Service Chevrolet Oldsmobile Buick GEM STATE MOTORS ORVILLE F. COOK, Owner Sales— KAISER-FRAZER— Service PHONE 104W REXBURG, IDAHO Body Shop — Service on all makes of cars — Paint Shop 64 Weiser-Eckersell Furniture Co. Furniture Worth Living With Rexburs, Idaho Phone 99 Tout Real Estate Agency Rexburji ' s Leading? Realtors Terms to Fit Your Needs LOW INTERE:ST— FRIENDLY COUNSEL Rexburg, Idaho Phone 89-J PARKINSON TRACTOR CO. JOHN DEERE QUALITY FARM MACHINERY CATERPILLAR DIESEL TRACTORS Sales and Service SERVICE BUILT OUR BUSINESS PHONE 45 REXIU HC;. IDAHO MIDLAND ELEVATORS REXBURG, IDAHO CONGRATULATING THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1947 YELLOWSTONE FLOUR BRUNSON ELECTRIC CO. PHONE 544 REXBURG, IDAHO JOY Drug Store Home of Famous Malted Milks and Fountain Service Your Rexall Store ON THE CORNER 65 Montana and Idaho Lumber Co. W. H. SMEAD, President W. B. SMEAD, Vice-President and Gen. Mgr. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LUMBER, TIES, and TIMBER PRODUCTS TELEPHONE and POWER POLES PHONE 80 REXBURG, IDAHO REXBURG COLD STORAGE LOCKER BOXES MEAT CURING General Cold Storage FURS ICE Frozen Fruits and Vegetables EVANS ICE CREAM PARLOR REXBURG For Better Living Electrically See Your Electrical Dealer Utah Power and Light Company REXBURG FLORAL SHOP 165 North Center Phone 31 Corsages Plants Funeral Arrangements BRENT SUTHERLAND, Mgr. BANQUET BETTER FOODS BUTTER CHEESE DRIGGS REXBURG VICTOR RICHFIELD, IDAHO CITY MARKET GROCERIES Custom Killing Curing PHONE 36 Herdti Electric Co. Congratulating the Graduat- ing Class of 1947 For Your POULTRY NEEDS See RICKS POULTRY Phone 63J 66 The Students of Today Are The Builders of Tomorrow Compliments of Tri-State Lumber Company REXBURG COAL and FEED CUSTOM GRINDING LIBERTY COAL Rexbur if, Idaho FRIENDLY SERVICE KAY I ' AYNE, Mgr. I ' hone 116 Autrey Brothers Denver, Colorado Engravers of SENIOR CLASS RINGS THOMPSON ' S SPORTING GOODS ACE AUTO SUPPLY TIRES BATTERIES GLASS ACCESSORIES SI ' ORTING GOODS I ' hone 59W Rexburjr. Idaho First Security Bank of Idaho NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Serving the Entire Community DeMOTT ' S BARBER SHOP Main Street REXIJL KG, IDAHO erson oto Go. Our business has been built on the basis of fine workmanship, fair dealing, and reasonable prices. This reputation we intend to maintain. 67 M. H. KING COMPANY REXBURG ' S VARIETY STORE Featuring School Supplies LARSENS MUSIC STORE EVERYTHING MUSICAL College Avenue ■35 College Ave. Phone 15 When Yon Think of Insurance Think of Lyman LYMAN INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE COMPANY Rexburg, Idaho Phone 62 For Finer Jewelry CD [R jewelers Across the street east of the post office REXBURG, IDAHO Rexburg Hardware Congratulating the Graduating Class of 1947 Wells Grover Electric Service and Appliances Willys Jeeps Wilding Skating Where Everyone Has Fun REXBURG ABSTRACT COMPANY Congratulating the Graduating Class of 1947 C. A. HARRIS SONS, Inc. ST. ANTHONY Phone 130 ASHTON REXBURG, IDAHO Genuine McCormick-Deering Parts Perfect Fit Insures Longer Wear 68 JOHNSON ' S CITY DRUG STORE W n e 1 e r i i e n a s Meet PHONE 29 REXBURG, IDAHO STONE IMPLEMENT J. I. Case Tractors Farm Machinery Cheney Weeders Telephone 98W Rexburg, Idaho El-Gene Radio Shop Sound Systems HofTman Radios Phonograph Records Phone 55J Farmers ' Feed Supply Co. FARM SUPPLIES PURINA FEEDS POULTRY EQUIPMENT PHONE 72 REXBURG, IDAHO The Merri-Mode Shop Infants ' Wear Boys ' Apparel Junior Miss Fashions 53 So. Center Rexburs. Idaho C. A. COTTLE GARAGE Sales and Service PLYMOUTH : : DESOTO General Auto Repairing G lassie Slioppe Phone 150 57 East Main REXBURG, IDAHO Printed and bound by The CAXTON PRINTERS, Ltd. Caldwell, Idaho 69 i