Madison High School - Yearbook (Rexburg, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1948 volume:

Digitized by tine Internet Archive in 2015 littps: arcliive.org details madison1948 Published by ASSOCIATED STUDENTS of MADISON HIGH SCHOOL REXBURG, IDAHO PARLETTE PETERSEN Editor MARGARET HILLAM - Assistant Editor RITA JOHNSON - - Business Manager C c H ten t .TION — CLASSES — ACTIVITIES — ATHLETICS — CAMPUSTR ■RATION — CLASSES — ACTIVITIES — ATHLETICS — CAMPUS ISTRATION -™ CLA S£S — ACTIVITIES — ATHLETICS — C A M F| MINISTRATION fi jn f H 1 1 if t C H AJ U I El C S - C vTION — CLASSES — ACTIVITIES — ATHLETICS — CAMPUSTR [RATION — CLASSES — ACTIVITIES — ATHLETICS — CAMPUS ISTRATION — CLASSES ACTIVITIES — ATHLETICS — CAMF IINISTRATION - C I A S sQ i- J J C S - ATHLETICS - C J TION — CLASSES — ACTIVITIES — ATHLETICS — CAMPUSTR [RATION — CLASSES — ACTIVITIES — ATHLETICS — CAMPUS ISTRATION CLASSES — ACTIVITI ES — ATHLETICS — CAMF IINISTRATION C I A j J t 1 t € J S - ATHLETICS - C kTION — CLASSES — ACTIVITIES — ATHLETICS — CAMPUSTR TRATION — CLASSES — ACTIVITIES — ATHLETICS — CAMPUS IISTRATION CLASSE S - tmmtJES — ATHLETICS — CAMF MINISTRATION - C I A zfl t k I C t I - ATHLETICS - 0 TION CLASSES — ACTIVITIES — ATHLETICS — CAMPUSTR TRATION — CLASSES — ACTIVITIES — ATHLETICS — CAMPUS IISTRATION — CLASSL — ACTIVITIES — ATHLETICS — CAMF s ilNISTRATION - C L aC sH jft 12 U J t U - ATHLETICS - 0 WION = CLASSES — ACTIVITIES — ATHLETICS — CAMPUSTR TRATION CLASSES — ACTIVITIES — ATHLETICS — CAMPUS IISTRATION — CLASSES — ACTIVITIES — ATHLETICS — CAMf In the pages that follow, we earnestly hope the students will feel the spirit that has made Madison a friendly school and find the real values of life in these enduring memories of the past. The growth of an educational institution depends largely upon the support It gets from without. We have been honored with the presence and support of our many patrons at school activities. TO THESE LOYAL SUPPORTERS AND BOOSTERS OF MADI- SON HIGH WE RESPECTFULLY DEDICATE THIS VOLUME. ini e tn f i a m Jack and Bud were loved by ail who associated with them. As students, they were dependable and co-operative. As friends, they were agree- able, courteous, and interested In others. As citizens, they were true, loyal, and honest. ■ They loved nature, life, and association with boys and girls. Their likeable personalities radi- ated cheer to all who knew them. DMINISTRATION — ADMINISTRATION — ADMINISTRATION — ADM NISTRATION — ADMINISTRATION — ADMINISTRATION — ADMINiSTF ' MINISTRATION — ADMINISTRATION — ADMINISTRATION — ADMINI TRATION — ADMINISTRATION — ADMINISTRATION — ADMINISTRAT ADMINISTRATION — ADMINISTRATION — ADMINISTRATION — ADM NISTRATION — ADMINISTRATION — ADMINISTRATION — ADMINISTF (MINISTRATION — ADMINISTRATION — ADMINISTRATION — ADMINI TRATION — ADMINISTRATION — ADMINISTRATION — ADMINISTRAT In wise guidance over our school are our counselors, the men and women in whom we place our con- fidence and trust, because they have proved their ability and their desire to direct us. The students and faculty express appreciation to the men who direct the affairs of our school. We see the results of their efforts in the growth and development of Madison hHigh. 8 The Madisonlan, which is published annually, becomes an authentic record of the activities of this school, both in picture and in printed statennent. It is a way of pre- serving the story of school interests and activities. Many things are presented in this fine book of 1947-48 which will be of lasting value to students and faculty and to those who shall follow. As you read this book and study the pictures may you feel the enthusiasm which characterizes Madison High School. It is a real thrill to be a member of this fine institution. Every avenue of activity offers growth and development to those who participate. Whenever you see the Cardinal and White or hear the words Madison High or see anything that reminds you of the school, may you get the characteristic thrill which comes to you. Madison High is a wonderful school because each of the students is a wonderful person and because it is located in such a fine community. Success to each of you as you continue with your work. Sincerely yours, E. S. STUCKI a c u 1 1 if A. E. TEUSCHER Principal History, Bus. English W. W. HAVENS Agriculture MARGUERITE J. LARSEN Spanish, Librarian MARIE WEBSTER Home Economics DALE BAGLEY Shop S. G. NELSON Chem istry Math, Physics PEARL ANDERSON Shortha nd, Typing DONNA DECKER English, Bookkeeping ARTHUR WILSON Assista nt Coach World History, Physiology C. DRUE COOPER Debate Coach English, Biology EVELYN BYRNE Secretary JOHN L. HASLEY Algebra, Geometry MAURINE HOWELL Speech, English NYAL FLANDERS Economics, Gen. Sc. B. H. PARKINSON Coach, Physical Education CHARLES J. WATSON Music JENNIE B. BROWN English, Algebra RUTH B. SCOTT Journalism, English The Student Body Officers have certainly been alert to the needs of the school this year. They have brought to the students excellent lyceum programs. They have pro- vided socials and other activities which have adequately supplied the recreational demands of the school. Several changes in student government have been effected. We appreciate the On the job attitude the Student Body Officers have maintained. GWENNA ROBISON Vice-President PARLEHE PETERSEN Madisonian Editor RITA HART Secreta ry-Treasurer DOLORES TOPHAM Recreation Leader JACK DOHERTY M News VA LENE CHERRY Cheer Leader tu4cHt Ccuhcil The Student Council has done an outstanding piece of work this year. The co-opera- tive attitude of the Student Body has been greatly appreciated by the Faculty and Student Body Officers. We feel that the year has been especially outstanding In Its accomplishments. The hHome Room Council is composed of a member of each home room. They discuss the problems of the students and suggest to the Student Council ideas that help In promoting better social conditions among the students. wi STUDENT COUNCIL SITTING: Frank Thomp- son, Jack Doherty. FIRST ROW: Dolores Topham, Maureen EdIefsen, Rita Hart, Va Lene Cherry, Gwenna Robison. SECOND ROW: Mr. Teuscher, Adviser; Max Stephenson, Parlette Peter- sen, Dale Moss, Mrs. And- erson, Adviser; Mr. Nelson, Adviser. HOME ROOM COUNCIL SITTING: Brent Coving- ton, Ralph Sorensen. FIRST ROW: Mildred Johnson, Ruth Rigby, Mrs. Anderson, Adviser; Julia Spaulding, Ellen Ricks. SECOND ROW: Mr. Teuscher, Adviser; Rex Walz, Darrell Briggs, Mr. Nelson, Adviser; Keven Burns, George Lyman. I. Hasn ' t changed much, has she? 2. Paul sfarted studying early. 3. Virginia has grown — physically. 4. Stella as a pigmy. 5. Peek-a-boo! 6. Are we tough! 7. Smiley. 8. We ' re smiling too. 9. Don ' t let the books fool you, they are just for looks. 10. Early life of Kirma Parkinson. I I. Look at the feet. 12. Glamour girl. 13. Clementine Packer. 14. Why so pleased, Ruth? 15. We are surely happy. 16. Nice ca r, isn ' t it? CLASSES — CLASSES — CLAS — CLASSES — CLASSES — CLASSES — CLASSES — CLAS — — CLASSES — CLASSES CLASSES — CLASSES — CLAS — CLASSES — CLASSES — CLASSES — CLASSES — CLAS — — CLASSES — CLASSES .ES — CLASSES — CLASSES — SSES — CLASSES — CLASSES — ES — CLASSES — CLASSES — ILASSES — CLASSES — CLASSES .ES — CLASSES — CLASSES — SSES — CLASSES — CLASSES — ES — CLASSES — CLASSES — ILASSES — CLASSES — CLASSES Eileen Jones, Recreation Leader; Joyce Nelson, Debate Manager; Pat Hone, Karl Barber, Cheer Leaders; Paul Weiser, President; Glen Momberger, Vice-President; Bill Craven, Reporter; Margaret Hillam, Secretary; Dale Moss, Student Sr. Representative; Jack Burnside, Athletic Manager. Standing: Mr. Teuscher, Adviser. It is with regret that we seniors leave Madison High. In our hearts we shall treasure memories of the four impressive and enjoyable years spent here. As we near the time of parting we look back with pride on our accomplishments. 16 ✓ ELLS GROVER Debate 1-2 Pep Band 1-2-3-4 KKK Club 3-4 School Play 3-4 LILA CLEMENTS Home Ec. 2-3 Co-ed Club 1-2-3- 4 DARRELl BRIGGS Chorus 1-3-4 Basketball 2-3-4 Class President 3 LA RUE GALBRAITH Lincoln High 1-2 Honne Ec. 3 Spanish 4 Speech 4 JACK BURNSIDE Athletic Mgr. 3 Class Officer 4 Softball 3-4 Ag. Club 1-3 EFFIE FLO EMERY Mixed Chorus I -2- 3-4 Spanish Club 4 Home Ec. Club President 4 M News 3 lAXINE BRIGGS Co-ed Club 1-2-3- 4, officer 4 Home Ec. Club I - 2 Chorus 4 MARKEN BINGO Ag. Club 1-2-3 Stag Club 1-2-3-4 ROSEMARY BOOD Home Ec. I -4 Glee Club 2-4 Office Practice 3-4 Co-ed Club 1-2-3- 4 DONALD HINCKLEY Mixed Chorus I Ag. Club 3 Stag Club 1-2-3-4 JOAN COVINGTON Pepper Club 3-4, President 4 Thespian Club 2- 3-4, Officer 4 Class Officer 3 School Play 3 KEVEN BURNS Ag. Club I Basketball 1-2 KKK 4 House of Rep. 4 !OB BURNS Track 2-3-4 Basketball 3-4 Football 4 KKK Club 4 MILA FREEMAN Office Practice 4 Spanish 3-4 Home Ec. 4 KARL BARBER Mixed Chorus I -2- 3 KKK Club 3-4 Class Officer 4 VERNA HENDERSON Library 3 Home Ec. 3-4 Co-ed Club 1-2-3- 4 KEITH BENSON Ag. Club 1-2-3-4 Officer 4 Judging Team 3-4 Home Room Rep. I ALICE CHENEY Pocatello High I Latin Club I Co-ed Club 1-2-3- 4 Girls ' Glee 2 EILEEN JONES Pepper Club 3-4 Thespian Club 3-4 Class Officer 3-4 Thespian Play 4 CLAYTON GROVER F.F.A. Club 3-4 Shop 3-4 Band, Pep Band 3-4 Orchestra 4 RITA JOHNSON Debate I Madisonian Staff 4 Pepper Club 3-4 Pep Band 3 DENNIS NELSON F.F.A. Club 2-3-4 F.F.A. Officer 4 Stag Club 1-2-3-4 HHome Room Council 3 JULIA SPAULDING Rigby High I Home Ec. I -2-3 M News Staff 2 Rome Room Council 4 CLYDE NEF Basketball 4 Track 2-3-4 Stag Club 1-2-3-4 JIM HOWE KKK Club 3-4 Pep Band 1-2-3-4 Class Officer 2 Spanish Club 4 VERLA WALKER Glee 1-2-3-4 Home Ec. 1-2-3-4 Co-ed Club 1-2- 3-4 GENE PALMER Track 3-4 Football 2-3 KKK Club 4 F.F.A. Club 1-2-3 MARILYN McENTIRE Class Officer 1-2-3 School Play 3 Pepper Club 3-4 Thespian Club 3-4 REX WALZ Home Room Council 1-4 KKK Club 3-4 Basketball 4 Stag Club 1-2-3-4 NORMA SMITH Pepper Club 3-4 Orchestra 1-2-3-4 Office Work 4 Library 3 MILDRED JOHNSON Glee I Pep Vodie 2 Spanish Club 3 Home Room Council 4 STANLEY WEST Football 3-4 Navy 4 RUTH HUSKINSON Pep Band 4 Home Ec. 4 Co-ed Club 1-2- 3-4 Band 1-4 KAY TOPHAM Thespian Club 3-4 Quill and Scroll 3-4 KKK Club 4 Track 3-4 THELMA WEBER Home Ec. 1-3-4 Glee 3-4 Co-ed Club 1-2- 3-4 Pep Vodie 2 MAX STEPHENSON Declamation 2-3 Debate 1-2-3-4 KKK Club 3-4 Student Body President 4 COLLEEN SAUREY Home Ec. Club Officer 2 Home Ec. 1-2-3-4 Co-ed Club 1-2- 3-4 WELDON NEF Class Officer 2 Home Room Council 3 Basketball 1-2-3 Stag Club 1-2-3-4 GWENNA LEE Class Officer 3 Glee 1-2 Home Ec. 2-3-4 Co-ed Club 1-2- 3-4 JACK TAYLOR Ag. Club 1-2-3-4 F.F.A. Officer 2 Tumbling Team 2 Stag Club 1-2-3-4 LOU ETTA ROBISON Chorus 3-4 M News Staff 3 Home Ec. 1 -3-4 Co-ed Chorus 1-2- 3-4 KENNY REMINGTON Home Room Council 2 Ag. Club 2-3-4 Football 3-4 Ag. Club Officer 4 LLOYD MUIR Chorus 3 Shop 4 Stag Club 1-2-3-4 JLENE MIDDLETON Class Officer 1-2 Cheer Leader 3 Pepper Club 3-4 Thespian Play 4 BRENT GARNER M News Staff 3 Athletic Manager 4 Football 4 Stag Club 1-2-3-4 LETTIE HILL Rigby High I Home Ec. I -3-4 Chorus 4 JACK DOHERTY KKK Club 3-4 M News Editor 4 Spanish Club 3-4 Track 3-4 RITA HART Student Body Sec. 4 Madisonian Staff 3 Pepper Club 3-4 NOLA MOULTON Orchestra 1-2-3-4 Co-ed Club 1-2- 3-4 Girls ' Day Queen 2 WALLACE STEVENSON Altamont High 1-2-3 F.F.F. President 2 Basketball 3 Football 2-3 RUTH RIGBY Pepper Club 4 Co-ed Club Offi- cer 3-4 Home Ec. 4 Chorus 3-4 BRENT McKINLEY Football 3-4 Navy 4 EDNA MAE WHEELWRIGHT Writers ' Club 3 Home Ec. I -3 Co-ed Club 1-2- 3-4 CLAUDE HENDRICKS Stag Club 1-2-3-4 F.F.A. Club 1-2-3- 4 JEAN ARD Home Ec. I -2-4 Shelley High 2 Art Club 3 Spanish Club 3 ELDON KLINGLER KATHLEEN LARSEN Student Body Offi- cer 3 Class Officer 2 Pepper Club 3-4 School Play 3 LAWRENCE BUCKLAND Ag. Club 1-2-3 Stag Club 1-2-3-4 JOYCE ASHBOCKER Home Ec. I -2-4 Chorus 3-4 Co-ed Club 1-2- 3-4 PARLETTE PETERSEN Student Body Offi- cer 4 KKK Club 3-4 Football 2-3-4 Basketball 3-4 LYLE PARK Ag. Loan Com- mittee 4 MAXINE HINDS Home Ec. Officer 4 Spanish Club Offi- cer 3 Quill and Scroll 3-4 M News Staff 3-4 ELDRED LAUDER Football 3-4 Basketball 4 Track 3-4 Ag. Club 1-2-3, Officer 2 MARIDAWN ECKERSELL Co-ed Club 1-2- 3-4 M News Staff 2 RAY GALBRAITH Stag Club 1-2-3-4 ART WILSON, Jr. Tumbling 2 Football 4 Track 4 DONNA BARBER Rigby High I Home Ec. 1-3-4 Spanish Club 3 Girls ' Glee 4 STANLEY BIDMEAD Twin Bridges High I Ma nha tta n High 2 Stag Club 3-4 Spanish Club 3-4 1948 I. Afternoon sleep. 2. Teacher ' s pet. 3. Nice hair do. 4. Ann I Proud. 5. Freshman glamour. 6. Big boy Jensen. 7. Pocahantas. 8. Napoleon Bonaparte. 9. Ye old rock. 10. Maestro Burns. I I . Water Lou Heileson. I 2. Sister Jones. I 3. Oh, you nasty man. 14. Big help. I 5. Jungle journey. 23 LEFT TO RIGHT: LaDee Fikstad, Cheer Leader; Maureen Ediefsen, Student C. Rep.; Marjorie Ricks, Reporter; La Ree Munns, Vice-President; Ralph Anderson, President; Joyce hiansen, Secretary; Stella Byrne, Rec. Leader: Donna Boehike, Cheer Leader. STANDING: Douglas Chipman, Athletic Manager; Mr. S. G. Nelson, Adviser; James Holley, Debate Manager. Meet the Class of ' 49! During this year the Juniors have qualified themselves to act as next year ' s Seniors. They feel just as dignified and capable. Their accomplish- ments v ere both recreational and scholastic. The annual Prom was a real high class friendly affair. It furnished a delightful evening for the students of Madison. Members of the class took important parts in school plays and were represented on debating teams. 24 Geneal Wea+herston Joe Ann Anderson Dolores Madrigal Glenda Clarke MyrI Weekes Junior Weekes Douglas Chipman Gwen Grover Regina Neville Rose Hubbard LaDee Fikstad Darrell Bell Berdett Chandler Max Brown Joyce Hansen Joyce McCulloch Thelma Hawkes Nola Evans Le Roy Anderson Kay Brigqs Don Heinz Joan Firth Donna Rae Boehike Fay Gold Donna Anderson Harry Otteson Stanley Nielson Keith Hansen Marjorle Hubbard Ruth Martin Charlotte Johnson Lucy Jensen Ivan Beardall Ray Ricks Ralph Steiner ' iinii ■ I liii Donna Wright Jean Chambers Ora Lee hHinds Cora Lee Squires Norman Anderson Jimmy Ellis Arnold Seipert Lee Petersen Merlin hHill Cla rence Widdlson Frank Jenkins Jean Nelson Ella Chantrill Veona Anderson Ellen Ricks Maureen Edlefsen Carol Sutton Lois Green Jack Willmce Jimmy Barrett Glen Munns Merlin Muir Stanley Jenson Jerry McCulloch Don Clements Norma Jean Archibald Carol Thompson La Ree Munns Dawnella Weber Stella Byrne Dawnaline Wilding Gene Buck Glenn Matsuura Clair Clements James hHolley Ruby McCulloch Jeannie McKinley Dolores dinger Marjorie Ricks Ralph Anderson Duane Clark Dee Sellers Blaine Willlanns Allen Smith Calvin Cook Reed Lords Joan Nelson Shirley Archer Darlene Heileson Margie Cordon Valene Cherry Gwenna Robison Barbara Grover Bob Powell Keith Welker Reed hHanson Kay Luthy Eldon Hope Dwain Nelson Gordon Holley Dolores Topham La Var Squires Dora Lee Packer 27 SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Frank Thompson, Class Representative; Lester J. Petersen, Debate Manager; Brent Covington, Reporter; Lee Cook, President; Ruth Potter, Recreation Leader; Marlene Terry, Cheer Leader; Shirley Ricks, Cheer Leader. STANDING: Maureen Ricks, Vice-President; Verl Arnold, Athletic Manager; Mr. C. D. Cooper, Sophomore Class Adviser; Yuriko Shiratori, Secretary. The outstanding events of the sophomore year were the Sophomore Frolic and Sophomore Week. Sophomores, each year, try to bring some message to the student body that will make students more happy, more friendly, and give them an appre- ciation of some of the better things of life. This year ' s motto for the week was Stepping Stones to Better Living. One step for each day of the school week. On each step was a motto that made students think of better things for a happier life. The Sophomore Frolic was a carnival dance that will always be remembered as one of the select events of the school year. The old gang was all together, and in after years students will still remember the Sophomore Frolic. We as sophomores have appreciated our associations and the friends we have made. May we have better times, more loyal friends, and a fuller understanding of the meaning of life 28 BACK ROW: Ray Walker, Marlln Reno, David Cook, Spence Leatham, Jerry Rowe, ZyrI Nelson, Harold Mayers, Dee Ard, Jerry Peterson, Sherrel Forsgren. SECOND ROW: Perry Johnson, Dean Wilson, Merlin Keele, Dell Barney, Seth Evans, Dick Thomp- son, Sherrel Bell, Rio Wolfgang, Billy Christensen, Vernon Eds+rom. FIRST ROW: Cheyeko Shigihara, Arlene Jenkins, Zola Jensen, Rozella Hope, Nona Perry, Lois Hill, Gloria Hinckley, Florence Wilding. BACK ROW: Delia Buckland, Clea Beck, Larry McCulloch, Lyrin Munns, Merlin Orr, Lyie Robison, Ray Weekes, Varrell Lyman, Charole Robison, Marie Weekes. SECOND ROW: Ann Kockerhans, Janet Clements, Naomi Parker, Vera Cheney, Loa Ann Cook, Marjorie Hacking, Bernice Grover, Ethel Porter, Kay Jolley, Elaine Andrus, Delaine Guyman. FIRST ROW: Lois Bush, Ona Grover, Joan Cook, Clyda McRae, Kirma Parkinson, Myra McCulloch, Katherine Howe, Janice Lev is, Lou Jean Smith, Mae Hinckley. BACK ROW: Brent Covington, Joe Doherty, Ralph Sornsen, Lester J. Petersen, Gary Arnold, Var Manwaring, Norman Gray, Frank Thompson, Gover Griffin. SECOND ROW: Shirley Ricks, Maureen Ricks, Yuriko Shiratori, Jeraldine Squires, Carol Vollman, Joyce Bowen, Charlain Drennen, Marlene Terry. FIRST ROW: Verl Arnold, Barbara Keith, Ruth Mae Potter, Patty Lynne Grover, Virginia Webster, Carol Reese, Patty Walters, Billie Wood. BACK ROW: Jon Stoddard, Lee Cook, David Murdock, Orveal Wylie, Everett Fisher, Rulon Hedelius, Melvin Bayliff, Garn tHuskinson, Dale Winn, Lee Johnson. SECOND ROW: hiarriet Daniels, Donna Peterslie, Mary Ann Bunnell, Carmen Brown, Doris Powell, Carol Brown, Beverly Baker, Charlene Schierr, Kathryne Neville. FIRST ROW: Kay Virgin, Billy Luthy, Bert Armstrong, Jerry Whitehead, John Allen, Kay Beck, Larry Smith, hiarry hiill. Pat Randall - Recreation Leader Bryant Squires - - Ath. Manager Barney Hinds - - Vice-President Kyle Spaulding - - - President Mrs. Brown Adviser Lawrence Anderson - Class Rep. Sharon Horkley - - Reporter Orene Shail - - Cheer Leader Nola Thomas - - - Secretary Merrell Watts - Debate Manager ( Not in picture) 0 te k tit eh We, the largest class In Madison High, have a sincere desire to attain and maintain superior rating In scholarship, sportsmanship, and citizenship. We are in the field to win these go als. Our activities of the year have been many and varied. Undoubtedly, you all have enjoyed our melodious voices in Chorus; our unique performances in Thespian activities; our convincing arguments in Debate; and most of all, evidence of our growing pains, as we have cavorted around the halls and yard. At least we know that we enjoyed our Roller Skating Party In January. By the way, did you ever see a more successful Freshman Week than the one we staged in Aorll, featuring our dance and Assembly. Did someone say, But you are as green as grass! Well, what of It? That means we are alive. Just watch us grow! BACK ROW: Davawn Beat- tie, Kent M a r I e r, Roger Wright, Reed Sommer, Ross Hendricl s, Warren Bood, Le- land Thompson, Glen Nelson. SECOND ROW: Merrell Watts, Glenn Widdison, Gary Stoddard, Bart Withers, Rus- sel Withers, Berry Eckersell, Pete Thompson, Dell Raybould. FIRST ROW: Marlene Rainy, Marilyn Robison, Myrtie Lou Mortensen, Dorothy Briggs, Wanda Taylor, Duana Butler, Edna Priest, Luana Stephenson. BACK ROW: Leia Clark, Verdall Hill, Eldon Emith, Carl Hendricks, Raymond Tea, Terrell McRae, Loraine Keele, Jean Hinckley, Carnna Perry, Leola Weeks. SECOND ROW: Phillis Hinckley, Ha Weeks, Loretta Kerswell, llene Barnett, Deon Hill, Ellen Hope, Naomi Spaulding, Be+h Cluff, Lois Spangenberg, Adele Shuldberg, Dorothy Hill, Phyllis Barney. FIRST ROW: JoyLene Robison, Sharon Henderson, Darlene Klingler, Nola Thomas, Joan Brown, Renee Packer, Ina Anderson. BACK ROW: Jimmy Wrighf, Bryant Squires, Vernon Ricks, Gary Ashbocker, Stanley Sutton, Marvin Larsen, Dale Smith, Jay Jenkins, Steve Buckland. SECOND ROW: Sharen Hemming, Corine Hinckley, Melba Summers, Shirley Bell, Alice Smith, Delores Cook, Ruth Arnold, Zenda Grover. FIRST ROW: Joan Wooley, Sharon Horkley, Faye Hinckley, Ann Clarke, Carolyn Rassmussen, Barbara Garner, Sharon Parkinson. BACK ROW: Kay Jeppson, Larry Bell, John Johnson, Ralph Galbraith, John Sunnmers, Clare Benson, Billy Garner, Richard Sharp. SECOND ROW: Gayle Sharp, Barney Hinds, Donald Robinson, Roy Bingo, Don Powell, Spence Munns, Keith Walker, Doyle McKenna, Iver Albretsen. FIRST ROW: Grant Anderson, Darwin Anderson, Jimnny Bush, Kyle Spaulding, Steve Bell, Kent Fransen, Brent Westover. BACK ROW: Blair Anderson, Ray Cannphouse, Kenneth Barber, DeRoy Shall, Ted Hinckley, Lyie Orr, Louis Hogqe, Louis Smith, Alve Murdock, Spence Lords. SECOND ROW: Elmoin Bayliff, Jack Snnith, Gary Welker, Mary Moulton, Dorothy Holden, Belva Net, Elmo Muir, Bryce Winters, Edgar Clements. FIRST ROW: Jackie Wilcox, Ruth Peterson, Pat Randall, Orene Shall, Janet Munns, Keith Sellers, Donald Garner, Lawrence Anderson. I. Just call me Gwendaleer. 2. Sad Sacks. 3. Tobe looks happy. 4. Tarzan and friends. 5. Aaaah — chu! 6. Ain ' t love grand? 7. Why Bob Powell likes school. 8. Why Joyce, you ' re blushing. 9. They call me Durham. 10. Just an- other Sophomore. 11. Sellers will do anything to get into the act. 12. Mmmm! — good. 13. Murine and Swenna. 14. Freshman casanova. 15. Studying American Literature. 16. How did she get in here? 17. Briggs shooting. 18. Farm- er ' s daughter. 19. Murine and Gwenna — other end. 20. La- Ree at work. 34 CTIVITIES — ACTIVITIES — ACT ES — ACTIVITIES — ACTIVITIES CTIVITIES — ACTIVITIES — ACT ES — ACTIVITIES — ACTIVITIES CTIVITIES — ACTIVITIES — ACT ES — ACTIVITIES — ACTIVITIES CTIVITIES — ACTIVITIES — ACT ES — ACTIVITIES — ACTIVITIES IVITIES — ACTIVITIES — ACTIVITIE — ACTIVITIES — ACTIVITIES — A IVITIES — ACTIVITIES — ACTIVITIE — ACTIVITIES — ACTIVITIES — A IVITIES — ACTIVITIES — ACTIVITIE — ACTIVITIES — ACTIVITIES — A IVITIES — ACTIVITIES — ACTIVITIE — ACTIVITIES — ACTIVITIES — A RITA JOHNSON PARLETTE PETERSEN MARGARET HILLAM Business Manager Editor Assistant Editor The tttadli ' o iaH The Madisonian Staff, backed by the capable leadership of the editor, Parlette Petersen, has presented to the students this book of memories. They sincerely hope it will bring happiness to you In future years. BACK ROW: Sharon Hemming, Paul Weiser, Mr. Nel- son, Adviser; Jerry McCulloch, George Lyman, Mary Walters. FRONT ROW: Margaret Hillam, Mary Lawrence, Par- lette Petersen, LaRee Munns, Kirma Parkinson. BACK ROW: Rita Johnson, Mr. Nelson, Adviser; Keith Jensen, Mariorie Ricks, Pat Hone. FRONT ROW: Patty Lynn Grover, LaDee Fikstad, Norma Smith, Maurine Stewart. 36 BACK ROW: Nola Evans, Marjory Hacking, Jerry McCulloch, Jack Doherty, Editor; Lee Johnson, Lois Green. MIDDLE ROW: Maxine Briqgs, Helen Home, Business Manager; Mrs. Scott, Adviser. FRONT ROW: DeVona Westover, Brent Covington, LaDee Fikstad, Margaret Hillam, Marjorie Ricks, Maxine Hinds, Assistant Editor (not in picture). The IK VewJ The students have really enjoyed reading the M News this year. Student news, gossip, and stories added life and interest to school activities. Jack Doherty as editor and Mrs. Scott as adviser have given to the students the type of paper that contributes to higher ideals and standards. THE HAND BOOK The editors of the hiand Book did a fine job in compiling the valuable Information found in our hand book of 1947-48. It served as a guide for the students In Impart- ing to them the Important happenings of the year. DOROTHY HEILESON GLEN MOMBERGER RICHARD HART Editor Constitution Chairman Assistant Editor 37 Mr. Cooper took his first de- bating team to the Ogden In- ter-Mountain Debate and Dec- lamation meet. There were 117 men ' s and 63 women ' s teams competing. The Madison Debaters won third place. They won first place in the District Meet at Ricks College. Madison students won first place in the Declamation con- test which was also held at Ricks College. I st Team 2ncl Team JOYCE NELSON Debate Manager MR. COOPER Coach t eclamaticH and lactate Thespian Plai PEG O ' MY HEART A Comedy in Three Acts Cast of Characters Mrs. Chichester Dolores Topham Jarvis - - Doug Chipman Ethel Joyce McCulloch Alarie . . . . Glen Momberger Christen Brent George Lyman Peg - - - Joan Nelson Montgomery HHawks . - . Bob Burns Bennet - Gene Buck Jerry - - ..... Paul Weiser (In order of their first appearance) HHH Club Paul Welser, President George Lyman, Secretary Ralph Anderson Allen Smith Bob Beesley, Vice-President Mr. Wilson, Adviser Bill Craven Max Stephenson Glen Momberger Kay Topham Rex Walz Karl Barber Glen Matsuura Dee Sellers LeRoy Anderson Jack Doherty Parlette Petersen Gene Palmer Bob Powell Richard Hart Bob Burns Jerry McCulloch Keven Burns Doug Chipman Wells Grover Jim Howe Keith Jenson Joan Covington, President Helen Payne, Secretary Mary Walters, Historian Mrs. Anderson, Adviser Margaret Hillam, Vice-President Maurine Stewart, Treasurer Joyce McCulloch, Bouncer Mary Lav rence Norma Jean Archibald LaDee Fikstad Kathleen Larson Stella Byrne Carol Thonnpson Pat Hone Marilyn McEntire Darlene Johnson Rita Hart Dora Lee Packer Shirley Archer Dorothy Heileson Charlotte Johnson Maureen Ediefsen LaReeMunns Dolores Topham Joe Ann Anderson Marjorie Ricks Nornna Smith Denece Hillam Joyce Nelson Rita Johnson Ruth Rigby Joan Nelson Eileen Jones Peppef Club 41 BACK ROW: George Lyman, Miss Howell, Adviser; Paul Weiser, Max Stephenson, Kay Topham, Glen Momberger. FRONT ROW: LaRee Munns, Joan Covington, Dorothy Heileson, President: Marilyn McEntire. Spanish Club Kay Topham, President; Mrs. Larsen, Adviser; Joyce Nelson, Margaret hiillam, George Lyman, Joe Doherty. 42 STANDING: Pete Thompson, Richard Hart, Le Roy Anderson, Parle+te Petersen, Lester J. Petersen. SEATED: Mr. Hasley, Adviser; Douglas Chipnnan, Bob Burns, President; George Lyman, Mr. Fla nders, Adviser. (jitl ' lee Club Yuriko Shiratori, Jean Chambers, Ellen Hope, Joan Firth, Thelma Hawkes, Donna Barber, Ethel Porter, Thelma Weber, Dawn Ella Weber, Loretta Kerswell, Jean Walker, Rose Hubbard, Ellen Ricks, Geneal Weatherston, Elaine Andrus at the piano. Ci -e(t Club Joyce Nelson, President; Carolyn Rasmussen, Mrs. Larsen, Adviser; Mary Ann Bunnell, Joe Ann Anderson, Faye Gold, Ruth Rigby, Maxine Briggs. Joan Nelson, Dorothy Heileson, Effie Flo Emery, President; Mrs. Webster, Adviser; Maxine Hinds. PateH tj ' half SCHEDULE AND PROGRAM FATHER ' S AND MOTHER ' S DAY JANUARY 30, 1948 9:00- 10:00 Period 1 10:15- 10-45 Period II 1 1 :00- 1 1 :30 Period III 1 1 :30- 12:00 Assembly 12:00- 1:15 Lunch 1:15- 1 :45 Period IV 2:00- 2:30 Period V 2:45- 3:15 Period VI 3:15- 4:00 Consultation 45 Ofc ieJ tta pep San4 PROGRAM COMMITTEE LIVESTOCK JUDGING TEAM The Eastern Idaho State Fair, held September 12-15, 1947, was attended by Madison F.F.A. The Dairy Judging Teann consisted of Keith Benson, Bob Powell, and Frank Jenkins. The team was rated first in dairy judging with top awards in the Jersey and Guernsey classes. Keith Benson received the award for having the best individual score at the fair. The livestock team rated second place at the fair and consisted of Dennis Nelson, Kenny Remington, and Clayton Grover. Kenny Remington was chosen as an alternate on the livestock judging team that went to Kansas City, Missouri, during the National Convention. Gordon Rigby was chosen as one of the two boys to represent the state of Idaho at the F.F.A. Convention ' s band. 48 At the Idaho State Convention held at Boise March 25-27, 1948, Keith Benson, Dale Moss, and Bob Powell received the award of the State Farmer Degrees, and our chapter reporter, Keith Benson, won second place in the State Scrapbook Contest. Our annual Parents ' and Sons ' Banquet was held April 8, 1948, at the Rexburg L.D.S. Tabernacle. OFFICERS Bob Powell, W. W. Havens, Adviser; Kenny Remington, President; Clayton Grover, Keith Benson, Bayne Clark. icckiH tc the utute Eat Right, Sleep Right, Live Right The Best of Service is Our Motto Exploiting the I. Boney ' s all up in the air. 2. Hea rtbrea ker. 3. How did he get in here? 4. The new look. 5. Just another Freshman. 6. Time out. 7. Let me expand like Dad. 8. King Burns and Queen Briggs. 9. Gordon ' s best pal. 10. The inseparable. II. Women of the woods. 12. Kate and Dupli-Kate. 13. Everybody wants the ball. 14. hHe-man Nelson. 15. The last chance. 52 THLETICS ATHLETICS — ATHLETICS — ATHLETICS — ATHLETIC ZS — ATHLETICS — ATHLETICS — ATHLETICS — ATHLETICS — A THLETICS — ATHLETICS — ATHLETICS — ATHLETICS — ATHLETK ZS — ATHLETICS — ATHLETICS — ATHLETICS — ATHLETICS — A THLETICS — ATHLETICS — ATHLETICS — ATHLETICS — ATHLETK ZS — ATHLETICS — ATHLETICS — ATHLETICS — ATHLETICS — A .THLETICS — ATHLETICS — ATHLETICS — A T H L E T « _ ATHLETK 9 p 0 t k a 1 1 CAPTAINS AND COACHES Football George Lyman Coach Parkinson Basketball Bob Burns Track Garry Jol Assistant Coach Wilson Basketball Bob Powel Track Paul Weiser Opponent Madison Opponent Madison , , , 13 Q 33 Biacktoot ' y 0 6 Shelley Drigg - 27 St. Anthony 12 0 bugar Shelley (Channplonshlp) 13 Bob Beesley, Gary Arnold Var Manwarlnq, Robert Taylor Jack Wolfgang, Denn,s Nelson Ray Ricks Allen Smith, Junior Weekes Ra ph Anderson, Dean Wilson, MyrI Weekes, Garry Jolley. Geor Powe ge Lyman, Huston Jenkins, :n, Kenny Remington, Eldred La r Sa ketkall LEFT TO RIGHT: Verl Arnold, Darrell Briggs, Bob Powell, Parlet+e Petersen, Dennis Nelson, Bob Burns, Frank Jenkins, Clyde Nef, Rex Walz, Eldred Lauder, Brent Garner, Mgr.; Coach Parkinson. iCti j -- hm .i iLt 57 y tack Matsuura, Wilson, Huston ' Jenkins, Mgr. BACK ROW: Coach Wilson, Gary Arnold, Gene Palmer, Glen Momberger, Jack Doherty, George Lyman, Coach Pa rkinson. MIDDLE ROW: Dennis Nelson, Kay Topham, Paul Weiser, Garry Jolley, Art Wilson, hluston Jenkins, Frank Jenkins. FRONT ROW: Bob Powell, Verl Arn- old, Eldred Lauder, Bob Burns, Clyde Net. ;AMPUSTRY — SNAPS — CLUBS — CAMPUSTRY — SNAPS — 3USTRY — SNAPS — CLUBS — CAMPUSTRY — SNAPS — CL ;AMPUSTRY — SNAPS — CLUBS — CAMPUSTRY — SN APS — 5USTRY — SNAPS — CLUBS — CAMPUSTRY — SNAPS — CL ;AMPUSTRY — SNAPS — CLUBS — CAMPUSTRY — SNAPS — 5USTRY — SNAPS — CLUBS — CAMPUSTRY — SNAPS — CL :AMPUSTRY — SNAPS — CLUBS — CAMPUSTRY — SNAPS — 3USTRY — SNAPS — CLUBS — CAMPUSTRY — SNAPS — CL I. The student ' s friend. 2. There ' s a hole in my sock. 3. How did Pete get in here? 3A. Maureen ' s recreation. 4. Look what I ' ve got. 5. Belle of Madison. 6. This is just Donna. 7. Net jumping. 8. Dennis really gets around. 9. I ' m scrubbing the steps. 10. Bathing beauty. 1 I. We don ' t know what it is either. 12. I ' m going skating. 13. What do boys see in girls, anyway? 14. One of Madison ' s boosters. 15. Joan Anderson, ' nuff said. 16. Don ' t let her kid you, she ' s just debating. Ckeef Xea et B-B-BOB C-C-CAT COB-CAT BOBCATS!!! 2-4-6-8— WHO DO WE APPRECIATE? THE TEAM— THE TEAM THE WHOLE DARN TEAM!!! WE ' RE WITH YOU RAH TEAM RAH WE ' RE WITH YOU RAH— B O BOATS!!! Norma Jean Archibald, Lois Green, Va Lene Cherry I. Madison breaks through Shelley ' s line. 2. hiappy couple. 3. Madi- son ' s pep extractors. 4. Hillam the hunter. 5. Poised for action. 6. Those two again. 7. Thankless job. 8. She goes to Madison now. 9. Those packs aren ' t as heavy as they look. 10. My name is Murine. I 1. Some- one is out of step. 12. A dream girl. 13. More people. 14. Lyman about to get smea red. 62 LARSEN MUSIC STORE EVERYTHING MUSICAL COLLEGE AVENUE 35 College Ave. Phone 15 Weiser Furniture Co, l urniture Worth Living With Rexburj , Idaho Phone 99 JOY Drug Store Home of Famous Malted Milks and Fountain Service Yonr Rcxiill Sf( ) ' e — o)i the Corney ACE AUTO SUPPLY riKp:S BATTERIES GLASS ACCESSORIES SI ' OKTING GOODS Phone 59W — Rexburj;, Idaho OK. RI HHER WELDERS Itexburg, Idaho Phone 44-M Sign of the Best Tire Servicing Equipment CO-OP CREAMERY Challenge Butter Cheddar Cheese Ice Cream Idaho Falls, Rexbur , Idaho EVANS IC¥. CREAM PARLOR REXBURG MADISON CO-OP ASS ' N, Inc. Rexburg, Idaho Phone 90 There Is a Ford in Your Future Rexburg Motor Co. Authorized I UKD Dealer REXBURG, IDAHO 63 REXBURG Coui ' tesy of ABSTRACT LIBERTY COMPANY MEN AND WOMEN ' S Congratulating the Graduating Class of 1948 DEPARTMENT nut T P 7 1 T Ct 7t Agency MUlillj Rexburg ' s Leading Realtors Terms to Fit Your Needs Low Interest Friendly Counsel Rexburg, Idaho Phone 89-J J. C PENNEY COMPANY, Inc. When You Buy It at Penney ' s It ' s Right IN PRICE IN QUALITY IN STYLE AL ' S PEP SERVICE PEP 88 GAS VICO MOTOR OIL UTAH OIL PRODUCTS Al Peterslie, Prop. Phone 249 THOMPSON ' S SPORTING GOODS KEITH ' S FOOD STORE g. [p. Croff Go. Quality Groceries Fruits Vegetables REXBURG, IDAHO Phone 60 Corner Main and Center St. ' ' Where Friends Meet Friends Clothes for the Entire Family REXBURG, IDAHO 64 JOHNSON MOTOR Sales and Service PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER G.M.C. TRUCKS C. A. HARRIS SONS, Inc. St. Anthony Phone 130 Ashton Rexburg, I daho Genuine McCormick-Deering Parts Perfect Fit Insures Longer Wear D. W. Stowell For Dependable Insurance, Loans and Real Estate See D. W. STOWELL Phone 30 Rexburg, Idaho Rexburg Hardware Congratulating the Graduating Class of 1948 B H SHOE SHOP .lohnson ' s City Drug Store Where Friends Meet PHONE 29 KEXBUR(;, IDAHO BRUNSON ELECTRIC CO. PHONE 544 REXBURG, IDAHO Vegetables Fruits O. P. SKAGGS Meats Canned Goods For Finer Jewelry CD and [R jewelers Across the street east of the post office Rexburg, Idaho Graham Hardware Company HARDWARE :: FURNITURE Telephone 11 East Main Street Rexburg, Idaho 65 For Particular People MODERN CLEANERS Phone 82 37 West Main REXBURG, IDAHO Farmers Feed Supply Company Farm Supplies Purina Feeds Poultry Equipment Phone 72 Rexburg , Idaho Autrey Brothers 225 Lawrence Street, Denver, Colorado Graduation Announcements, Calling Cards Diplomas, Josten ' s Treasure Craft Jewelry Caps and Gowns, Medals and Trophies BILL MYERS, Representative MAIN FOOD STORE DELIVERY SERVICE Phone 61 Lvman Insurance Real Estate Insurance Real Estate Loans Phone 62 DeMordaunt Drennen Theatres Our True Intent Is All For Your Delight Mart and Mission Theatres at Blackfoot Rio and Gayety at Idaho Falls Romance and Elk at Rexburg Roxy and Rex at St. Anthony Roxy and Main at Salmon Powells Insurance Co. EDWARD ROSIE POWELL ARNOLD POWELL DICK L. POWELL Phone 89R 34 College Ave. We Insure Anything Rexburg, Idaho WATSON ' S HOME BAKERY Delicious Home Made Bread Tasty Pastries Decorated Cakes SPEE-DEE CLEANERS PRESSING CLEANING Delivery Service 66 F. J. HOLLEY PLUMBING :: HEATING Quality Merchandise PHONE 505 Taylor Chevrolet Co. Sales and Service CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE BUICK PHONE 125 Day and Night Wrecker Service Glassic Skoppe Because you love nice things Rexburjj , Idaho MIDLAND ELEVATORS Rexburg, Idaho CONGRATULATING THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1 Q48 YELLOWSTONE FLOUR REXBURG COAL FEED CO. CUSTOM GRINDING LIBERTY COAL FRIENDLY SERVICE Rexburg, Idaho Ray Payne, Mgr. Phone 116 LOG CABIN SERVICE GAS, OIL— Wholesale and Retail Leland Ricks, Owner Phone 259-J REGAL CLEANERS Phone 119 Cleaning — Pressing — Alterations Fine Made to Measure Suits MONTANA and IDAHO LUMBER CO. W. H. Smead, President W. B. Smead, Vice-President, Manager WHOLESALE and RETAIL Lumber, Ties, and Timber Products Telephone and Power Poles Phone 80 Rexburg, Idaho FLAMM k COMPANY COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS Frigidaire Refrigerators Appliances Electric Ranges The Best of Everything for You 67 GEM STATE MOTORS ORVILLE F. COOK, Owner Sales KAISER-FRAZER Service 1948 Models on Display for Immediate Delivery Oii lif V TTsipH Cafs; at Whnlpsalp Pfifpc: PHONE 104W REXBURG, IDAHO Body Stop Service on all makes of cars Paint Shop Herdti hlectric Co. General Electric Appliances CONGRATULATING THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1948 MIMMrADAH MAI IMF Farm Machinery WESTCOTT OIL CO., Agent Pennzoil Products Byron Casper Service Equipment REXBURG, IDAHO WELLS GROVER ELECTRIC SERVICE AND APPLIANCES WILLYS JEEPS REXBURG FLORAL SHOP Phone 31 :: 165 N. Center CORSAGES— CUT FLOWERS Brent Sutherland, Manager PARKINSON TRACTOR CO. JOHN DEERE QUALITY FARM MACHINERY CATERPILLAR DIESEL TRACTORS ales and Service SERVICE BUILT OUR BUSINESS Phone 45 Rexburg, Idaho First Security Bank of Idaho NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Serving the Entire Community PORTER ' S BOOK STORE Books, School Supplies, Office Supplies Dishes, Gifts Phones: Journal, 48; Book Store, 24 REXBURG, IDAHO 68 BANPET BEnER FOODS BUTTER :. CHEESE Driggs Rexburg REXBURG COLD STORAGE Locker Boxes Meat Curing General Cold Storage FURS ICE Frozen Fruits and Vegetables For Better Living Electrically See Your Electrical Dealer UTAH POWER and LIGHT COMPANY THOMPSON BROTHERS Hand and Electrical Water Pumps Air Conditioning Equipment Sheet Metal Plumbing — Heating Fairbanks-Morse Stoker Distributors of America ' s leading lines Office Phone 20; Res. Phone 156 Rexburg, Idaho M. H. KING COMPANY Rexburg Variety Store Featuring School Supplies S.J.SKELTONMEATMARKET S. J. SKELTON, Prop. FRESH AND CURED MEATS POULTRY, FISH, LOCKER BOXES Phone 39 12 East Main St. REXBURG 69 THE STUDENTS OF TODAY ARE THE BUILDERS OF TOMORROW Compliments of TRI-STATE LIMBER COMPANY EL-GENE RADIO SHOP HOFFMAN RADIOS Radio Sales and Repair Work 90 DAY GUARANTEE ON REPAIR WORK Branches in Rexburg and Idaho Falls Phone 325J Rexburg C. A. COTTLE GARAGE S(des and Service PLYMOUTH DESOTO General Auto Repairing REXBURG, IDAHO STONE IMPLEMENT J. 1. Case Farm Machinery Chenev Weeders Graham-Hoeme Plows Phone 98W Rexburg, Idaho erson [Photo Go. Our business has been built on the basis of fine workmanship, fair dealing, and reasonable prices. This reputation we intend to maintain. 70 Printed and Bound by CAXTON P RINTERS, Ltd. Caldwell, Idaho