Madison High School - Yearbook (Rexburg, ID)

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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.

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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

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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.