Madison High School - Yearbook (Rexburg, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1949 volume:

Digitized by tine Internet Arcliive ■ 1 n 2015 littps: arcliive.org details madison1949 19 4 9 MADISONI AN PUBLISHED BY THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF MADISON HIGH SCHOOL REXBURG, IDAHO The best values in life are those that build character. Such values change from one day to the next becoming stronger with the years. We have endeavored to include the best in this Madi- sonian and give to the students treasured memories of the past. The history and gradual expansion of our educational system came with our national development, from the little log schoolhouse of Colonial times to the modern spe- cialized public school of today. Public school education has shaped the life of a free nation. To the men and women, our forefathers, who built the foundation of our public schools, we respectfully dedicate this volume. and! h a 4 CLASS SCHEDULE FATHERS ' AND MOTHERS ' DAY JANUARY 28, 1949 TIME PERIOD SUBJECT ROOM NO. TEACHER 9:00-9:40 Home-Room 9:50-10:20 2 10:30-1 1:00 3 11:10-12:00 Assembly 12:00-1 :30 Lunch 1 :30-2:00 5 2:10-3:15 Assembly 3:1 -4:00 Consultation (All teachers will be in Home-Rooms.) Basement rooms: A B C D Gym First floor rooms: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Top floor roo ms: 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 auditorium 7:00 Basketball Game — Madi ' .on vs. St. Anthony — College gym Free tickets are available to Parents who wish to attend. Call for tickets at office. 9:00 Dance at Madison High Gym. Parents are invited as guests. C c H ten t 1. ADMINISTRATION 2. CLASSES 3. ACTIVITIES 4. ATHLETICS 5. CAMPUSTRY i4 ni i i 1 1 a t i c H As world conditions begin to adjust themselves toward more nearly normal pre-war conditions, it becomes more apparent that a high school training is important and necessary for nearly all youth. Many jobs in industry require high school graduation. Business and professional courses require high school training. But aside from the re- quirem ents which are made of youth by society and industry, high school experiences are very important. The friendships formed in high school and the adjustments made during that period are among the most important and significant accomplishments of life. I congratulate you on your achievements during the school year of 1948-49. I am sure your Madisonian will help you to retain the memory of many of the more important things of the year and to re-live them again in the future. May it point also to a future filled with the joy of accomplishment and service. Best wishes to each student of Madison High School and success to all of you. Most sincerely, E. S. Stucki, ' Superintendent. OUR SCHOOL BOARD Left to right — T. Raymond Payne, Ferrell Rock, G. Alton Anderson, Chairman; Ronald Hill, Leonard Smith, Willis J. Lyman, Secretary. Annii Kirk English and Journalism a c u I t If RuLON Ricks Aj;ritiilturc John Hasi i v Social Problems, Geometry Verla Chapman English, Social Problems Ollna Harris Physical Education, Health R. M. Ki RR Mathematics Jennil B. Brown English Ruth B. Sc ott U.S. Government, English P 1 1 i c i p a I Congratulations to everyone who has in any way made this school year a success. School spirit, team work, good work habits, and proper attitudes are among the basic factors in building good citi- zens for a great nation. As members of the student body, you have had many educational experiences that should fit you in a practical way for better living. May our solidarity be bound more firmly by fond memo- ries of school days at Madison. Sincerely, A. E. Teuscher a c u I t i( Arthur Wilson Physiology, World History, Physical Education Marie Webster Home Economics Marguerite Larsen Spanish, Librarian B. H. Parkinson Coach, Physical Education Dale Bagley Shop J. M. Percy Type, Shorthand, Bookkeeping S. G. Nelson Chemistry, Mathematics C. Drue Cooper Biology, Debate Coach Albert L. Payne Music Fred W. Reese r S timlinf; — A. V Tcuschcr, Marie Webster, K. 1. Kerr, Advisers. lift to Ki ht — Ina Anderson, Cheer Leader; Brent Covington, Junior Repre- sentative; Yuriko Shiratori, M. News Editor; Jerry McCullocli, Madi- sonian Editor; Joe Ann Anderson, Secretary; Joan Nelson, Vice-Presi- dent; LeRoy Anderson, President; Pat Randall, Recreation Leader; Dale Smith, Sophomore Representative ; Merlin Muir, Senior Representative; George Brown, I resiiman Representative. Hofite ccjfn CcuHcil The Home Room Council was established to work with the Student Council in prob- lems relating to student life. They were organized to meet demands for a rapidly expand- ing school program. The activities of this body have increased and their field of action has expanded. Each Home Room of the school is represented by a member on the council; who takes the problems of his Home Room to the council at their weekly meetings. All student problems are shared in common when discussed in this manner. This makes for a system of cooperative efficiency in the directing of student affairs. Council The Student Council has made a record this year of which it is justly proud. A new constitution was drawn up and rati- fied, a handbook was published, many dances were sponsored, and several very good lyceums were presented to the stu- dents. The Council has ever been alert to the needs and desires of the Student Body and has promoted understanding and good will among the students. Third Row — A. E. Teuscher, Adviser; Jimmy Bar- rett, Jimmy Ellis, Ted Hinckley, Joe Doherty, R. M. Kerr, Adviser. Second Ron — Clare Benson, Rita Cheney, Carol Thompson, Joyce Hansen, Carmen Brown, Lynn Richey. First Row — Maureen Taylor, Robert Woodmansee, Sharon Parkinson. As students enter Madison High School, they step across the threshold of idealism with aims high; with purpose resolute. Each soon becomes an integral part of the insti- tution; each accepts a share of the responsibility of governing their school, and of sustain- ing its standards. If their conduct is motivated by a sincere desire to progress in all phases of learning; to make each succeeding year an ensign of triumph to those that follow; the years spent in the environment of a democratic school will have been profitable and happy. The exit will be a march of satisfaction, and their confidence will be buoyed by the finer things which have become part of their character. LeRoy Anderson, President of the Student Body, and Chairman of the Student Council, has promoted many worth while activities during the year. All the officers deserve much credit for their splendid efforts in maintaining a democratic spirit and furthering those things which promote good citizenship. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS LeRoy Anderson - -- -- -- -- -- - President Joan Nelson - - Vice-President Joe Ann Anderson - -- -- -- - Secretary and Treasurer Pat Randall - -- -- -- -- - Recreation Leader Yuriko Shiratori - _ M News Editor Jerry McCulloch - -- -- -- -- - Madisonian Editor Ina Anderson - -- -- -- -- -- - Cheer Leader I a s s e 9 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS La Dee Fikstad, Cheer Leader; La Var Squires, Athletic Manager; A. E. Tuescher, Adviser; Merlin Muir, Student Council Representative; Joyce McCuUoch, Recreation Leader; Barbara Grover, President; Dawnaline Wilding, Vice-President; Julia Mclendez, Secretary; Gene Buck, Re- porter; Marjoric Ricks, Debate Manager; Carol Sutton, Cheer Leader. Not ill picture — Donna Boehlke, Cheer Leader. The SeHicf Cla Our most pleasant and useful experiences have been realized while attending Madison High. Members of our class have attained a high scholastic rating. In athletics we won the class series in basketball for three successive years and have been active in the athletic program of the school. Our senior play was an outstanding success. During our senior week we gave to the school the meaning of School Spirit. The week culminated in a dance which was really a social success. 14 S e H i 0 t Donna Boehlke Thespian Club 3-4, Officer 4; Class Officer 5-4; Chorus 1-2-4; Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4; Pep Vodie 1. GlENDA Cl.AKK Pep Vodie 1; Chorus 3; Home F.c 4, Officer 4; M News Staflf 4; Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4. Dolores Topmam Class Officer 1-2; Madisonian Staff 1-2; Student Body Officer 3; Pepper Club 3-4, Pres. 4; Thespian Club 3-4, Officer 4. Clarenci; Widdison F.F.A. 1-2-3-4; Basketball 2-3-4; Track 3-4; Football 4; General Shop 3. Jerry Mc.Cui.i.o m Track 2-3-4; Class Officer 1-2; Student Body Officer 4; Quill and Scroll President 4; KKK Club 3-4. Ivan Bi aruai.l F.F.A. 1-2-3-4; Stag Club 1-2-3-4. Carol Sutton Glee Club 2; Girls ' Day Queen 3; Class Officer 4; Home Ec. Club 3-4; Pepper Club 4. Ella Chantrill Home Fc. Club 1-2; Chorus 1-2; Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4; Pep Vodie 1 . Gene Buck Pepper Club 4; Thespian Club 3-4; State Music Contest 2-3; Spanish Club 3-4; Thespian Play 3. Don Heinz F.F.A. Club 1-2-3-4; Stag Club 1-2-3. Merlin Hill F.F.A. Club 2-3-4; Stag Club 1-2-3. Bi rdett Chandler Spanish Club 3; Chorus 4; Stag Club 1-2-3-4; Seminary 1-2-3. Mar.iorii Ricks Hand Book Editor 4; Class Officer 2-3-4; Pepper Club 3-4; Debate 3; Thespian Club 4. Charlotte J. Williams Pepper Club 3-4; Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4; Pep Vodie 1. Jean Chambers Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4; Home Club 3-4; Girls ' Chorus 3; Pep ' odie 1. Glenn Matsuura Basketball 3; K.K.K. Club 4; F.F.A. Club 1-2-3; Officer 4; Football Manager 4. Harry Otteson F.F.A. Club 1-3; Stag Club 1-2-3-4; Type 2-3; F.F.A. Public Speaking 3. Ralph Anderson K.K.K. Club 3-4; Senior Play 4; Class Officer 3; Band and Pep Band 1-2-3-4; Track 3-4; Football 4. e H i c f Norma Jean Archibald Class Officer 1-2; Cheerleader 3-4; Senior Play 4; Thespian Club 3-4; Officer Pepper Club 3-4. Ruth Martin Home Economics Club 1-2-3; Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4; Senior Play 4; Home Room Council 2; Officer Staff 4. Joan Nelson Student Body Officer 4; Pepper Club 3-4; Thespian Club 3-4; Plays 3-4; Home Economics Club 3-4. Keith Hansen F.F.A. 1-2-3-4; Stag Club 1-2-3. James Holley Class Officer 1-2-3-4; Band 2-3-4; Declamation 1-2; Debate 1; Thespian Club 3-4. Stanley Jensen F.F.A. 1; Stag 1-2-3-4. Dolores Madrigal Home Ec. Club 3-4; Mixed Chorus 1-3; Spanish Club 2; Co-cd Club 1-4. Dawnaline Wilding Class Officer 1-4; Band Officer 4; Pep Band 2-3-4; Music Contest 1-2-3-4; Drum Majorette 4. Dora Lee Packer Pepper Club 3-4; Home Council Officer 1; Pep Band 2-3; Band 2-3; Co-ed Club Officer 1. Kay Briggs F.F.A. 1-2-3-4; Stag Club 1-2-3-4; F.F.A. Judging Team 3-4. Calvin Cook F.F.A. 1-2-3-4; Football 4; Track 4; Class Series 1-4; F.F.A. Judging Team 3. LeRoy Anderson F.F.A. Public Speaking 1-4; Class Officer 2; K.K.K. Club 3-4; Senior Play 4; Student Body Officer 4. Ora Lee Hinds Home Ec. Club 1-3; Chorus 3; Pep Vodie 1; Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4. Joe Ann Anderson Student Body Officer 4; Pepper Club 3-4; Band 1-2; Contest 3; Orchestra 1-2-3; Co-ed Club Officer 3. Shirley Hunter Pepper Club 3-4; Officer 4; M News Staff 2-3; Pep Vodie 1; Art Club 2; Spanish Club 3. Kay Luthy F.F.A. 1-2-3-4; Stag Club 1-2-3-4. Max Brown Ashton High School 1-2; Madison High 3-4; Band 1-2; Track 3-4; Spanish Club 3. Myrl Weeks Football 3-4; Basketball 4; Track 3-4; F.F.A. 1-2-3-4. e H i c t Uarlcne Heilfsen Mixed Chorus 1; St. Anthony High 2; Speech Play 2; Home I.e. Club ); Co-ed Club I -2-) -4. Gwi N Grovi R Home Ec. Club 3; Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4; M News 4. Veona Anderson Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4; Glee Club 1-2. Ray Rk ks F.F.A. Pres. 1-4; Football 3-4; Boys ' Day Officer 3; Track 3. Stanley Nielson F.F.A. 1-2-3-4; Stag Club 1-2-3. Lee Petersen Basketball 1; F.F.A. 1-2-3-4; Stag Club 1-2-3-4; P.E. 1 -2-3-4. Mar.iorii, Hubbard Home I ' .c, Club 1-4; Chorus 2-3; Spanish Club 3; Pep Vodie 1 ; Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4. Jul lA Melendez Home Ec. Club 1-2-3; Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4; Officer 4; Chorus 1-2-3; Class Officer 4. Joyce McCulloch Pepper Club 3-4; Officer 4; Thespian Club 3-4; Officer 4; Class Officer 4; School Play 3; Declamation Contest 3. Gli N Munns Thespian Club 3-4; Dcchiniation 2-3-4; Debate 3; Stag Club 2-3-4; F.F.A. 1-2-3-4. Reed Hanse n F.F.A. 1-2-3; Stag Club 1-2-3-4. Norman Andi rson Stag Club 1-2-3-4; F.F.A. 1-2-3. Joyc e Hansen Speech 1-3; Class Officer 3; Home Room Council 4; Home Ec. Club 2-3; Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4. Rose Hubbard Home Ec. Club 1-2-3; Glee Club 1-2-3, Officer 3; Co- ed Club 1-2-3-4; Pep Vodie 1. Dawnella Weber Barney Home Ec. Club 1-2-3; Glee Club 2-3, Officer 3; Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4; Pep Vodie 1. Douglas Chipman Junior Class Officer 3; Football 3-4; K.K.K. Club 3-4; Salt Lake 1-2; Stag Club Officer 3. Ralph Steiner Stag Club 1-2-3-4; F.F.A. 1-2-3; Football 3. JiMMiE Ellis Student Body Pres. Salt L.ike 2; Basketball Salt Lake 2; Stage Manager Salt Lake 2; Home Room Council 4; Bay Sheriff Salt Lake 1. e H i 0 t Va Lene Cherry Student Body Officer 3; Cheer Leader 3-4; Chorus 1- 3-4; Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4; Pep Vodie 1. Fay Gold Home Ec. Club 1-2-3; Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4; Co-ed Club Officer 3. Dolores Clinger Girls ' Day Queen 2; Orchestra 1-2-3; Home Ec. Club 3-4; Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4. Clair Clements F.F.A. 1-2-4; Stag Club 1-2-3-4; General Shop 3-4. Jim Barrett Chorus 1; Athletic Manager 4; Stai; Club 1-2-3-4; Home Room Council 4; Boys ' Day Officer 2. Jack Willmore Spanish Club 2-3; Orchestra 1-2; Chorus 4; General Shop 3-4. Nola Evans M News 3; Pepper Club 4; Quill and Scroll 4, Officer 4; Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4. Clara Joanna Firth Girls ' Glee 1-2-3; Speech 1; Home Ec. 2-4; Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4; M Day I. Jean Nelson Art Club 2; Home Ec. Club 1-3; Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4; M Day 1. Cora Lee Squires Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4; Pep Vodie 1; Home Ec Club 3. Carol Thompson Pepper Club 3-4; Spanish Club Officer 4; Home Room Council 4; Home Ec. Club 2; Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4. Luc Y Jenson Home Ec. Club 2; Mixed Chorus 2-3; Debate 2; Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4. Arnold Siepert F.F.A. Club 1-2-3-4; Stag Club 1-2-3-4. Reed Lords Stag Club 1-2-3-4; Boys ' Day Officer 3-4; Spanish Assembly 3. Dwain Nelson F.F.A. Club 1-2; Stag Club 1-2-3-4. Spanish Club Regina Neville Home Ec. Club 1-4; Chorus 1-3; Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4. e H i c f Gi;ni;al Wr ATHrRsxoN Co-cd Club 1-2-3, Officer 4; Homo He. Club 1-2-3; Glee Club 1-2-3; Pen Vodic 1. Thelma Hawki s Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4; Home Ix. Club 1-2-3; Girls ' Glee 3; Pep Vodie I; Nut Oackcr Suite 1. Ellen Ri ks Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4; Home Ec. Club 1-2-3; Glee Club 3; Nut Cracker Suite 1; Home Room Officer 3. Merlin Muir Student Council 4; Senior Play 4; I M-.A. 1-2; Officer 2; Home Room Council 1-3; Staj4 CiUD 1-2-3-4. Dee Sellers F.F.A. 1-2-3-4; K.K.K. Club 3-4; Ba-ketball 3-4; Foot- ball 3-4; Track 3-4. LaRi I MUNNS Pepper Club 3-4, Officer 4; Tlie pian Club 2-3-4, Officer 4; Quill and Scroll Club 4; Class Officer 3; Senior Play 4. Barbara Grovi r Thespian Club 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Declamation 3; Madisonian 4; M News 4. Margie Cordon Quill and Scroll 4; M News Staff 4; Writers ' Club 2; Home Ec. Club 1-3; Art Club 2. Frank Jenkins Football 1-2-3-4, Captain 4; Basketball Co-Captain 4; Track 1-2-3-4; F.F.A. Club 1-2-3-4. Allen Smith K.K.K. Club 3-4, Officer 4; Spanish Club 3-4, Officer 4; Christmas Carol 3; F.F.A. 1; Football 3-4; Track 3. Bob Powell Football, Basketball, Track 1-2-3-4; Class Officer 1; F.F.A. Club 1-2-3-4; K.K.K. Club 3-4. LaDee Fiksted Class Officer 3-4; Pepper Club 3-4; Spanish Club 3; Senior Play 4; Pep Band 3. Stella Byrne Class Officer 1-3; Pep Band 3; Pepper Club 3-4, Officer 4; Home Ec. Club 4; Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4. Maureen Edlefsen Pepper Club 3-4, Officer 4; Madisonian Staff 4; Senior Play 4; Home Ec. Club 3-4; Class Officer 3. LaVar Squires F.F.A. Club 1-2-3-4; Stag Club 1-2-3-4; Class Officer 4. Gordon Holley Class Officer 1; Pep Band 2-3; Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4; K.K.K. Club 3-4; Senior Play 4. Don Clements Spanish Club 3-4; Stag Club 1-2-3-4. 1945- 1946 As Freshmen, we crowded the halls of Madison. Yes, at last we were in high school, and we were the largest class at Madison. The Freshmen class was very active on M Day, and we won second place in the events of the day. We had a successful class party at the city park, and a well planned Freshmen Flip went over extra well. Bob Powell made the main basketball team and Frank Jenkins won the Cross Country race. 1946- 1947 As sophomores we again crowded the halls. We had lost a few of our number but were still a very active class. That year we won the class series in basketball. Jerry McCulloch won the cross country race. La Ree Munns was the only sophomore in the school play and Thespian Club. We had two class parties. One of them was a swimming party at Pincocks. Our Sophomore Frolic was a booming success. 1947- 1948 We were then Juniors! Our number had dwindled more, but we were still outstanding. We again won the class series in basketball. Gwenna Robinson (Young), Valene Cherry, and Dolores Topham all served as Student Body Officers. Our Junior Prom was held in the Madison Gym. Our decorations were memorable. Bob Powell received his State Farmer Degree. 1948- 1949 The Senior Class is now the smallest class at Madison. Nevertheless, we won the Class series in basketball for the third consecutive year. LeRoy Anderson, Joan Nelson, Joe Ann Anderson, and Jerry McCulloch from the Senior Class served as Student Body Officers. Five boys from the Senior Class are on the basketball team. The Senior Play, a three act comedy, was a great success; also the Senior Ball will be remembered as a successful event. Now to all Seniors, Graduation Day is near. As we leave the halls of Madison High, we wish to her students, and to the faculty — The Very Best of Everything. 20 The fitcmic Slcnde Madison High School Auditorium January 7 at 8:00 p.m. PRODUCTION STAFF m C. D. Cooper - -- -- -- - Dircrfor Marjorie Ricks ----- Student Director Pat Walters - -- -- -- - Properties Billy Wood Allen Smith - Stai e Dolores Tophani ------- Make Up Jean Buck Stella Byrne Coral Thompson Prompter Fay Gold - -- -- -- -- Programs. THE PLAYERS Merlin Muir ------ Bob Nickerson La Dee Fikstad ------- Oriole Byrd Ruth Martin - - - . Katrinka Katzen pheifer Doug Chipman ------ Skid Werling Jimmy Holley - _ _ - . Parsimonius Jackson Ralph Anderson ------ Dog ie Dcane LeRoy Anderson ----- Sylvester Biitterfisb Barbara Grover ------ Mrs. Philo Pratt LeRee Munns ----- Miss Wilella Wylie Jerry McCulloch - - - - Fiuchley St. John 111 Gordon Holley ------ Gurney Maddox Maureen Edlefson - - - - Mrs. Adelaide Banks Joan Nelson - - - - Doreen Biirkeleigb-Banks Norma Jean Archibald - - - - Betty Hartford JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Standing — Maureen Ricks, Reporter; Brent Covington, Student Council Representative; Lester J. Petersen, President; Vera Cheney, Recreation Leader; Frank Thompson, Secretary; Jean Keppner, Vice-President; John Allen, Athletic Manager; S. G. Nelson, Adviser; Yuriko Shiratori, Debate Manager. Kneeling — -Alice Cantwell, Gloria Hinkley, Marlene Terry, Cheer Leaders. J a h c f J The senior year brings many responsibilities. The Juniors have polished off the rough spots and are ready to exemplify as students and as good school citizens so that they can take over. There is plenty of talent in the class. They have been represented in all the activities of the school. The class officers with Lester J. as president have many fine accomplishments to their credit. H i c t Kirma Parkinson Jerry Rowc Loa Ann Cook Var Manwaring Janet Clements Hugh Parker Klaine Andrus John Allen Virginia Webster Dale VC ' inn R 11 til Potter Vernon lidstrom Marjory Hacking Robert Taylor C;lyda MtRae Seth Evans Charole Robinson Verl Arnold Marlene Terry iilaine VX illiams Patty Lynn Grovcr Dell Barney Vera Cheney Dean XX ' ihon Cheyeko Shigihara Frank Thompron Joyce Bowen Sherrill Bell Connie Shuldbcrg Billy Christenren Barbara Keith Larry Smith Venice Bowen Harry Hill Ann Kockerhans J U H C f J Pat Walters Brent Covington Gloria Hinckley Rulon Hedclius Mary Ann Bunnell Bert Armstrong Donna Peterslir Reo Wolfgang Ona Grover Billy Luthy Carol Reese Gover Griffin Alice Cantwell Merlin Orr Marie Blanchard Lyrin Munns Lou Jean Smith Shcrrel Forsgren Bernice Grover Eldon Hope Billie Wood Gary Arnold Carol Vollman David Cook Joan Cook Kay Virgin Janice Lewis Lee Cook Marilyn Moss Varrell Lyman Myra McCulloch Norman Gray Rozella Hope Zyrl Nelson Charlain Drennen Lester J. Petersen Maureen Ricks Garn Huskinson Yuriko Shiratori Jerry Peterson Donna Tipton Jerry Whitehead Jeanne DeMott Merlin Keele Katherine Howe Lois Hill Carol Brown David Murdock Ethel Porter Weekes Naomi Parker Jon Stoddard Jean Keppner Margaret Ivy Devona Westover Joe Doherty Beverly Baker Zo!a Jcnrcn Dee Ard Marie Weekes Delia Buckland Clea Beck Lee Johnson Beth Bird Delaine Guyman Ray Walker Nona Perry Harriet Daniels Arlene Jenkins Everett Fisher Kay Jolley Doris Powell Carmen Brown WW ' 1 i SOPHOMORE OFFICERS First Roif — Ann Clarke, Cheer Leader; Barbara Garner, Secretary; Lawrence Anderson, Reporter; Leland Thompson, Vice-President; Sharen Hemming, Recreation Leader; Carolyn Rasmussen, Cheer Leader. Second Ron — Mr. Cooper, Adviser; Dale Smith, Representative; Gary Ashbocker, Athletic Manager; Iver Albretsen, President. c p h c tn c t e 4 We Sophomores are proud of our class. We are proud of the leadership, proud of the accomplishments. We hope to contribute to the advancement and betterment of the Madison High School. We are well represented in athletics, debate, declamation, and drama. We are among the best in scholastic attainments. Our Sophomore party, our Sophomore Frolic and Sophomore Week, and other activities have all been achievements in which we have excelled. We sincerely believe the Sophomores will continue to maintain the highest standards of achievement. Again, we are proud to be Sophomores! 26 Staiuliug, — Dorothy Briggs, Gayle Sharp, F.lmoin Bayliff, Spencc Lords, Dorothy Hill, Fay Jolley, Marilyn Robison, Flna Priest, Beth Cluff, Ila Weckcs, lildon Smith, Marvin Larsen, Alvin Murdock, Louis Smith, Gary Wclker, Carl Hendricks, Jimmy Bush, Dorothy Holden, Marlene Rainey, Karma Perry. Seated — Keith Sellers, Brent X ' estover, Kleda Barker, Larraiiie Kecle, Jean Hinckley, Loretta Kerswell, Sharon Hender .on, Deon Hill, Pete Thompson, Lela Clark, Naomi Spaulding. S tiihlniti — l.eLind I homp ' on, Del Raybould, Joseph Jones, Janet Munns, Phyllis Hinckley, Luana Stephen- son, Vernon Ricks, Ted Hinckley, Don Powell, Gary Ashbockcr, Kenneth Barber, Billy Garner, Dolores Cook, Jean Bennion, Myrtie Lou Mortenscn, Wanda Taylor, Shirley Bell, Joan Wooley, Sharon Horkley. Seated — Donald Garner, Ann Clarke, Jimmy Wright, Carolyn Rasmussen, Faye Hinckley, Sharon Hem- ming, Adele Shuldberg, Jack Smith, Byrant Squires, Sharon Parkinson, Barbara Garner. Standing — Joan Brown, Nola Thomas, Larry Bell, Merrill Watts, Lawrence Anderion, Dale Smith, Louis Hogge, De Roy Shail, Kay Jeppson, Bart Withers, Gary Stoddard, Elmo Muir, Ray Camphouse, Lewis Nixon, Bryce Winters, Richard Sharp, Pat Randall, Corine Hinckley, Alice Smith, Melba Summers (not in picture) . Seated — Darlene Klingler, Jackie Wilcox, Zenda Grover, Phyllis Ames, Mary Moulton, Belva Nef, Ruth Peterson, Duana Butler, Kent Fransen, Ruth Arnold, Walter Brewer. Standing — Cleon Spillman, Steve Buckland, Kriss Blanchard, Warren Bood, Darwin Anderson, Verdall Hill, Clare Benson, Glen Widdison, Spence Munns, Stanley Sutton, Keith Walker, Ralph Galbraith, John Summers, Kent Marler, Iver Albretsen, Roy Bingo, Therrel McRae. Seated — Glen Nelson, Russell Withers, Gwen Siepert, Ina Anderson, Edgar Clements, Ross Hendricks, Doyle McKenna, Reed Sommers, Berry Eckersell, Roger Wright, Grant Anderson. 1. The Lone Ranger. 2. Big Squ.id. 3. The Danger Sign. 4. Aren ' t they sweet. 5. Posing. 6. Your shoes aren ' t showing. 7. Big supporter. 8. Franklin and Donald. 9. We will tell on you. 10. Six jills and a jeep. 11. The latest style. 12. Heartbreakers. 13. A fender bender. 14. Look at that smile . 15. Cute, huh? 16. Junior glamour. 29 FRESHMAN OFFICERS Sfaiuliiig — Mrs. Brown Adviser. Seated — Tliella Bunnell, Cheer Leader; Farrelene Winters, Recreation Leader; Dale Parker, Secretary; Richard Magleby, Reporter; Reed Nehon, President; Billy Barrett, Vice-Presi- dent; Dean Thomson, Debate Manager; George Brown, Representative; Leo Rigby, Cheer Leader; Colleen Miller, (Not in Picture), Cheer Leader; Lewis Dillrec, (Not in picture). Athletic Manager. Although not the largest Freshman Class to have entered Madison High, we claim to be a spirited group of students. It even has been rumored that it is a problem to direct the atomic energies of the freshmen in proper channels. However, our intentions are good and our aims are high. We hope to develop and to accomplish much during cur meteoric high school career. Already our contributions to the life of the school are being recognized. Fresh man talent has been prominently in evidence on several assembly programs throughout the year. The Freshman Party in December gave social experience and helped us become better acquainted. The successful Freshman Week in April culminated our social activities of the school year. We trust that next year we will become even better school citizens. 30 Stainlhi — Vard 1 Icndrlcks, lirucc Ricks, Virgil Jones, Vonn Withers, Lindon Cordon, David Walz, Elmer Park, Reed Nelson, Larry Grover, Larry Barber, Robert Ard, Reed Barney, Larry Archibald, Tex Kauer, D.irrcll 1 iiipc, Slioliaru Matsunii. Seated — Leo Rigby, Leslie Grover, Richard Magleby, Del Var Petersen, Dennis Ashbockcr, Orian Westover, Dean Thom on, Boyd Hill, Kenneth Bischoff, Dee Thomas. Stinuliii — Harvey Otte ' on, Diane Rich, Maureen Erik-on, Maurine Taylor, Rayola X ' eber, Roderick Butler, Keith Chipman, Billy Barrett, Jerry Hicks, Bill Smith, Eugene Jenkins, Shirley Hendricks, Carma Briggs, Ernest Brigg s, Robert Woodmansce. Seated — David Nehon, Dean Green, Gene Smith, Larry Rowe, Robert Barber, Norman Hart, LeRoy Zollinger, Roy Jeppesen, Van Ness Parkinson, Lynn Ritchie, Max Smith, Kay Baker, Raymond Hill. Standing — Miyoki Shiratori, Iris Hamilton, Glenna Goodliffe, Lillian Weekes, Rita Cheney, Joan Evans, Juddy Sue Stoddard, Lyle Heinz, Blair Heinz, Hyrum Whittaker, Norman Hendricks, Larry Nixon, Richard Murphy, Floyd Willmore. Seated — Donna Robinson, Nancy Weimer, Dale Parker, Farrelene Winters, Vera May Wilding, Bonnie Humphreys, Mary Lyman, Harry Brunson, Jerry Sorenson, Kent Jolley, George Brown. Standing — Janice Sharp, Nancy Johnson, Geneva Henderson, Margaret Thompson, Orven Stott, Robert Cox, Hal Holden, Joyce Fyfe, Elaine Ashbocker, Thella Bunnell, La Ree George. Seated — Margaret Melendez, Jeraldine Petersen, Rose Chandler, Dorothy Chambers, Dorothy dinger, Barbara Cook, Mary Whittaker, Marie Cheney, Carol Weekes, Wilma Allen, Joanne Hendersen. 32 1. A future farmer. 2. A camping we will go. 3. A lost casanova. 4. Second childhood. 5. Just scratching. 6. Guess who? 7. I wish this were real. 8. Your freckles are showing. 9. Blondie. 10. Girl Scouting. 11. Lonesome kid 12. I can think just as well. 13. Mighty Seniors. 3} 1. Quiet as a bird. 2. Smiling thru. 3. Is it that good? 4. Guess who? 5. Time out. 6. Madison ' s boosters. 7. A moon smile. 8. Boy shortage. 9. Our recreation leader. 10. Don ' t let her kid you it ' s a mirage. 11. Not bad scenery, eh! 12. Ivanhoe. 13. The last of the Mohicans. 14. How did she get that way? 15. Lone:ome. 16. Blowing bubbles. 17. Off for Madison. 18. High school chums. 19. Clementine. 20. Three brave musketeers. 21. Jackson ' s Pass. c t i 0 i t i e We know you will always experience a thrill and perhaps your emotions will be stirred as you look at your Madisonian of 1948-49. The staff believes they have produced a year book that represents a cross section of student life. We hope that this book will bring fond memories of accomplishments. With pleasure we present this Madisonian for your enjoyment. MADISONIAN STAFF Third Row — Jerry Hicks, Allen Smith, Lester Petersen, Var Manwaring, Gary Ar- nold, Virginia Webster, Ruth Potter. Second Row — Ethel Porter, Luana Stephenson, Dora Lee Packer, Marjorie Ricks, La Ree Munns, Patty Lynn Grover, Maureen Ed- lefsen, S. G. Nelson, Adviser. First Row — Del Raybould, Beth Bird, Sharon Horkley, Margaret Thompson, Bar- bara Garner, Barbara Keith. Editor — Mar.jokm Rkks Assoiiutc litlitor — Mar.iory Hai king The HaHiflfool The 1948 edition of the Handbook was organized and pubHshed to acquaint the stu- dents of Madison with its traditions, activities, and scholastic training. We hope the students will catch the friendly spirit within its pages and have a desire to enter into the activities of the school. OFFICE PERSONNEL Patty Walters, Shirley Archer, Rutli Martin, Marlenc Terry, Venice Bowen, Vera Cheney, Mary Lawrence, Secretary; Billie Wood, Ella Chantrill. C. D. Cooper, coach; Sharon Horkley, Barbara Garner, Dorothy Hill, Marjorie Ricks, Dale Smith, Dean Thornton, Lawrence Anderson, Merrill Watts, Norman Hendricks. Standing — Gene Buck, Second year member; Jim Holley, second year member; Myra McCuUoch; Dale Smith; Pat Walters; Marjorie Ricks; Glen Munns, second year member; Joan Nelson, second year member; La Ree Munns, second year member; Barbara Grover; Sharen Hemming; Maureen Ricks; Carol Vollman. Seated — Ruth Potter; Dolores Topham, Reporter; Joyce McCuUoch, President; Norma Jean Archibald, Sec- retary; Jeanne De Mott; C. Drue Cooper, Troupe Sponsor. Fint Row — Merrill Watts, Del Raybould, Leland Thompson. Co-C4 Club O ficeH Standing — Mrs. Harris, adviser; Geneal Vi ' catlicrston, Senior Representative; Connie Sliuldberg, Junior Representative; Faye Hinckley, Sophomore Representative; Joan Evans, Freshman Representative. Seated — Marilyn Robinson, Recreation Leader; Ann C lark, Secretary; Marjorie Ricks, President; Joyce Bowen, Vice-President; Carmen Brown, Reporter. )H neu J Standing — Naomi Parker; Billie Wood, Typist; Annie Kerr, Adviser; LaRee Munns, typist; Margie Cordon, Feature Editor; Gwen Grovcr, Assistant Feature Editor; Jean Keppner, Sports Editor. Seated — Carol Reese, typist; Jerry McCulloch, Business Manager; Yuriko Shiratori, Editor; Marjorie Hacking, Assistant Editor; Lois Hill, Reporter. Front Row — Maureen Ricks, Class Reporter; Glenda Clark, Gossip Editor; Devona Wcstover, Art Editor. Mrs. Larsen Dolores Topham Maureen Edlefsen Adviser President Y ice-President Joan Nelson Norma Archibald Nola Evans Carol Thompson Billie Wood Joe Ann Anderson Elaine Andrus Joyce McCulloch Marlene Terry Charlain Drennen Stella Byrne La Rec Munns Shirley Hunter Secretary Historian Reporter Barbara Keith Mary A. Bunnell Carol Reese Gene Buck Patty Grover Donna Peterslie larjorie Hacking Virginia Webster Patty Walters Marjorie Ricks Gloria Hinckley Loa Ann Cook Doris Powell Jeanne DeMott Carol Sutton Bouncer Yuriko Shiratori Ruth Potter Dora Lee Packer Kirma Parkinson Maureen Ricks Katherine Howe La Dee Fikstad Myra McCulloch Alice Cantwell Ethel Weekcs • Peppet Club 40 HHH Club Art Wilson, Adviser Allen Smith, President Lester J. Petersen, Vice-President R.ilpli Anderson, Secretary Robert Taylor Brent Covington Lee Cook LeRoy Anderson Jerry McCulloch Douglas Chipman Frank Thompson Gary Arnold Ralph Sorenson Bob Beesley Var Manwaring Gorden Holley Glen Matsuura The Madison High School has been proud of its accomplishments in Speech. We always win a number of first places in District and State competition. The students who represented Madison this year are listed below: Marjorie Ricks - . - Dramatic Reading, (Not in Picture) LaRee Munns - - - Humorous Reading Ralph Anderson - - - - Radio Speaking Marjory Hacking ----- Essay Qne Act Play, The mite Lawn, Cast: Ruth Potter ------- Poetry Marjorie Ricks, Joan Nelson, Douglas Chipman, Glen Munns - - - Memorized Oration Glen Munns LeRoy Anderson - - - Original Oration Douglas Chipman - Extemporaneous Speaking Marjorie Ricks as Drama Manager has done a Jean Benion ----- Retold Story splendid work. Congratulations. Dale Smith - - - After Dinner Speaking C. Drue Cooper, Coach. Left to right — Kay Virgin, Junior Repre- sentative; John Summers, Sophomore Rep- resentative; Jerry McCulloch, President; Dale Smith, Vice-President; Ralph Ander- son, Senior Representative; Larry Ander- son, Secretary. Mr. Hasley, Adviser, (Not m picture) . Quill ah4 Retell Yuriko Sliiratori; Nola Evans, reporter; Margie Cordon, Secretary; Annie S. Kerr, Adviser; Jerry McCulloch, President; Marjorie Hacking, Vice-President; LaRee Munns; Barbara Grover. tah jh Club Staiitliiii — Cicnc Buck; P.uty l ynn Grover; Ted Hiiickicy; Roy Bingo; Don Clements; Lee Johnson; Mrs. Larsen, Adviser. Secoiul Ron — -Jon Stoddard, Joe Uoherty, Carol Thompson, Allen Smith, Ruth Potter, Dale Smith. First Rou ' — Reed Lords, Rulon Hedelius, Car! Hendricks, Lee Cook, Louis Nixon. Not in picture — Gary Welker. FUTURE FARMERS Third Row — Linden Cordon, Von Withers, Larry Archibald, Dennis Ashbocker, Robert Ard, Elmer Park, Reid Nelson, Delvar Peter- sen, Reed Barney, Kenneth Bischoff, Larry Barber, David Walz, Dee Thomas. Second Row — Larry Grover, Darrell Hope, Leo Rigby, Boyd Hill, Rulon Ricks, Adviser; Lewis Dillree, Richard Magleby, Dean Thomson. First Row — Les- lie Grover, Orian Westover, Tex Kauer, Franklin Ricks, Shoraru Matsumi, Vard Hendricks. AG CLUB Third Row — Darwin Anderson, David Cook, Ray Bingo, Verdale Hill, John Summers, Glen Widdi- jon, Kent Marler, Lyle Orr. Second Row — Russell Withers, Roger Wright, Clare Benson, Stanley Sut- ton, Spence Munns, Keith Walker, Ralph Gabraith, Iver Albretsen, Rulon Ricks, Advisor. First Row — Warren Bood, Steve Buckland, Cleon Spillman, Grant Anderson, Kriss Blanchard, Terrell McRae. FUTURE FARMERS ' ACTIVITIES— 1 948-49 1. Judging at Blackfoot Fair. 2. Bob Powell was elected North Upper Snake River District President. 3. Sponsored a very successful Harvest Ball. 4. Closed project record year, November 1, 1948, with over $16,000 made from home projects. 5. LeRoy Anderson won District F.F.A. Public Speaking Contest. 6. Four boys are candidates for State Farmer Degrees. 7. Plan a Summer trip and take Judging Teams to Moscow for State final judging in June. 8. Parents ' and Sons ' Banquet on March 9. 9. Ten boys will attend State Convention in Boise. 10. Roller Skating Party with Home Ec. girls. Ray Ricks - -- -- -- - President Lyle Robison ------- Vice-President Glenn Matsuura ------- Secretary Bob Powell ------ - Treasurer Larry Smith - -- -- -- - Reporter Dean Wilson -------- - Sentinel Rulon Ricks - -- -- -- - Adviser H.H.A. Ii,uk Roil — Lillian Weekes, Wilma Allen, Beverly Baker, Harriet Daniels, Marie Weekes, Beth Cluff, Phyllis Hinckley, Lorraine Keelc, Charoie Robinson. Second Rolf — Joanne Hcndcrsen, Naomi Parker, Barbara Keith, Nona Perry, Karma Perry, Janet Clements, Dorothy Hill, Dorothy Holdcn, Jean Hinck- ley, Arlenc Jenkins, Gwen Sicpert, Chcyeko Shigihara. Seated — Ciea Beck, Delia Buckland, Dolores Mad- rigal, Jean Chambers, Clyda McRae, Marie Blanchard, Marilyn Moss, Ruth Ciiambers. FUTURE HOMLMAKERS OF AMERICA Back Row — Bonnie Humphrey, Do- lores Cook, Joan Nelson, Dolores Topham, Adele Shuldberg, Char- lain Drennen, Rayola Weber, Dale Parker, Nancy Johnson, Geneva Henderscn, Mary Lyman. Second Rou — Sharon Henderson, Vera May Wilding, Deon Hill, Maureen Fdlcf- sen, Stella Byrne, Dolores dinger, Shirley Hunter, Norma Jean Archi- bald, La Dec Fikstad, Myrtie Mor- tensen, La Ree George, Farralene Winters, Margaret Thompson. Seated — Marie Webster, Adviser; Mrs. Stucki, Chapter Mother; Doris Powell, Recreation Leader; Glenda Clarke, Reporter; Naomi Spaulding, Secretary-Treasurer; Connie Shuid- berg, President; Carol Vollman, Vice-President; Carol Sutton. The Madison Chapter of Future Homemakers of America is affihated with the State and National Organization. It is just a new club in this school, but is growing very fast. The purpose of the F.H.A. is to promote a growing appreciation of the group and a satisfaction in homemaking. Regular meetings are held during the noon hour and the social events are in the eve- nings. The special activities included a watermelon bust in the City Park, the initiation, a Harvest Ball, Christmas Party, a Roller Skating Party, a Fashion Show which is held with the Co-ed Club, and several assemblies. Every girl who takes Homemaking is eligible to join this organization. The member- ship this year totals 67. One of our projects this year was to formulate a new Constitution. OFFICERS Connie Shuldberg ------ President Carol Vollman Vire-Prcs denf Naomi Spaulding - . _ - Secretary-Treasurer Glenda Clarke - -- -- -- - Reporter Doris Powell ------ Recreation Leader Third Koiv — Gene Buck, Joyce Bowen, Charlain Drennen, Doris Powell, Faye Jolley, Kay Jolley, Jack Willmore, Kenneth Barber, Jimmy Ellis, Gordon Holley, Ray Weekes, Bobby Cantwell. Second Row — Dolores Cook, Nancy Johnson, Carmen Brown, Margaret Ivy, Beverly Baker, Joan Brown, Frank Thompson, Norman Gray, Brent Covington, Gover Griffin, Jerry McCuUoch. first Koiv — Elaine Andrus, Barbara Grover, Lujean Smith, Betty Bell, Valene Cherry, Gloria Hinckley, Alice Cantwell, Janice Lewis, Margie Cordon, Marilyn Moss. Mr. Payne, Conductor. Second Row — Vernon Edstrom, Larry Nixon, Kent Marler, Iver Albretsen, Bcrdett Chandler, Del Var Petersen, Blaine Williams, George Brown, Jeraldine Petersen, Iris Hamilton, Larry Smith, Leo Rigby. First Row — Deon Hill, Lois Hill, Myra McCuUoch, Barbara Grover, Patty Walters, Carol Reese, Billie Wood, Katherine Howe, Harriet Daniels, Margaret Melendez, Thella Bunnell, Miyoki Shiratori, Jeraldine Squires, Joan Cook. Vonrtl) Row — Adclc Slnildlxi);, |niiiiiy I lollcy, K.n jcppujii, R.ilpli Andersen, Lawrence Anderson, Lester Petersen, Kent Fransen, Larry McCullo- ' li, LcRoy Zollinger, Joe Ut)hcny. Third Ron — Bernicce G rover, Gary Arnold, Ralph Sorensen, Merrill Watts, Jerry Hicks, Charlnin Drenncn. Sccoiiil Ron — Gcraldinc Peterson, Bert Armstrong, Dale Parker, Loa Ann Cook, Maurine Ricks, Fay Bingham, Maurinc Taylor, Brent Covington, Kenneth Bischoff, Norman Gray, Geneva Henderson. First Row — Kirma Parkinson, Virginia Webster, Shirley Bell, Iris Hamilton, Dawnaline Wilding, Sharen Hemming, La Ree George, Leo Rigby, Pat Randall, Frank Thompson. Alma Payne, Conductor. Because music knows no barriers of languages; because it recognizes no impediments to free intercommunication; because it speaks a universal tongue, music can make us all more vividly aware of that common humanity which is ours and which shall one day unite the nations of the world in one great brotherhood. (Letter of Franklin D. Roose- velt to Mrs. Vincent Ober.) A true and worthwhile music program promotes the growth of the individual in the finer things of life such as art, literature and nature. Such an accomplishment is surel) of a higher nature and the music lover realizes that he is in love with the loveliest. T jirJ Roll — Lo Roy Zollinger, Norman Grey, Jimmy Holley, Joe Doherty, Kay Jeppion, Lawrence Ander- son, Kent Fransen. Sctoinl Ron — Dawnaline G ilding, Sharen Hemming, Brent Covington, Gary Arnold, Lester J. Petersen, Ralph Andersen, Pat Randall, Frank Thompron. Firs Ron — La Ree George, Bert Arm- strong, Maurine Taylor, Dale Parker, Shirley Bell, Loa Ann Cook. SHOP The Fundamentals of Building are Important in the Lives of Boys. TYPE Industrial Progress Depends upon High Quality Work. 1. Take your pick of good cooks. 2. What is jo rare as a day in June? 3. She ' s got him spotted. 4. She is grown up now. 5. WildUfe. 6. Self- explanatory. 7. Foot by foot they get em. 8. Larry never lo:t his smile. 9. Paul Revere. 10. Complacent? Not exactly. 11. Conspiring. 12. He was a cute little dickens. 13. Sun Valley Substitute. 14. So confidential like. 15. Ratio? One to three. 16. Stick ' em up Bud. JO A t h I e t i c S 1. Coach Parkinton. 2. Coach Wikon. 3. Frank Jenkins, Football Captain and Basketball co-captain. 4. Bob Powell, Bas- ketball co-captain. 5. Gary Arnold and Myrl Weeks, track co-captains. BIG THREE Frank Jenkins: Big Bounding Right End. Douglas Chipman: Calm, Collected Center. Bob Powell: Triple Threat Quarterback. FOOTBALL SQUAD Foiir h Rou — John Summers, Reed Nelson, Brent Covington, Lester J. Petersen, Govcr Griffin, Kay Virgin, Don Powell, Vernon Ricks. Third Ron — Orvcal X ' ylie, Roger Wright, Dell Barney, Spence Munns, Ray Ricks, Dee Sellers, Myrl Weeks, Darrell Bell, Bart Withers. Secoiiil Rou, — Lyle Robinson, Var M.inwaring, Lee Cook, Kyle Spaulding, Calvin Cook, Gary Arnold, Dean Wilson, Allen Smith, Douglas Chipman. First Ron — Bob Beesley, Robert Taylor, Ralph Anderson, Bob Powell. Captain Frank Jenkins, and Clarence Widdi ' on not in picture. SEASON ' S RECORD Madison Opponents Driggs 32 6 Idaho Falls 6 13 Blackfoot 25 12 Firth 6 7 Rigby 28 12 Ashton 39 7 Midway _ 2 0 Shelley 13 13 St. Anthony ...18 6 Sugar 6 38 VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD Standing — Bob Beesley, R. H.; Gary Arnold, F.B.; Douglas Chipman, Center; Bob Powell, Q.B.; Robert Taylor, L.H.; Glen Matsuura, Athletic Manager. Kneeling — Myrl Weeks, R.E.; Ray Ricks, L.T.; Allen Smith, L.G.; Ralph Anderson, R.G.; Clarence Widdison, L.T.; Frank Jenkins, L.E. Basketball VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Dean Wilson, Center Bob Powell, Forward Verl Arnold, Forward Bryant Squires, Guard Clarence Widdison, Guard Don Powell, Forward Robert Taylor, Forward Bob Beesley, Guard Frank Jenkins, Center Dee Sellers, Guard Gary Ashbacker JUNIOR VARSITY BASKFTBAI.L SQUAD Sfainlhin — Roo Wolfgang, Shcrrcl Forsgren, Stanley Sutton, Gary Stoddard, Don Powell, Gary Asli- bockcr, |on Stoddard, Kyle Spauld- ing, Kay Virgin, Kneeling — Bryant Squires. Sa hetball SEASON ' S RECORD Madijon Opponents Midway (league) 54 29 Preston 51 29 Pocatello 45 43 North Cache 43 40 Rupert 33 39 South Cache . 42 3 8 Rigby (league) 37 26 Preston 28 27 Ashton (league) 74 34 Idaho Falls (league) 3 5 39 Idaho Falls (league 37 32 St. Anthony (league) 36 32 St. Anthony (league) 57 3 5 Pocatello 54 31 Rigby (league) 65 39 Sugar (league) 33 32 Sugar (league) 33 3 5 HIackfoot 3 8 46 Driggs 51 23 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT AT REXBURG Madison Opponents Ashton 51 37 Idaho Falls , 41 42 Rigby 53 3 8 Shelley 40 34 Sugar 43 42 Third Koiv — Kyle Spaulding, Max Brown, Vernon Ricks, Frank Jenkins, Joe Doherty, Allen Smith, Sherril Forsgren, Chester Reno. Second Row — LeRoy Anderson, Dean Wilson, Robert Taylor, Myrl Weeks, Clarence Widdison, Spence Munns, Douglas Chipman. Seated — Art Wilson, Coach; Jerry McCuUoch, Gary Arnold, Ralph Anderson, Calvin Cook, Lester J. Petersen. T t a c k 56 Norma Jean Arclilhaltl Ina Anderson Va Lcnc Cherry Cheef Xeattci ' B-B-B-o-b, C-C-C-a-t, B-o-b-, C-a-t-, Bobcats! The Cheer Leaders of ' 49 have done a splendid piece of work. Their enthusiasm was contagious, and impelled appropriate response from the co-operative Student Body. The pep rallies were all stimuLuing and effective, and the results of this excellent co-operation were evidenced in the spectacular performances of the Bobcats. Much credit is due the leaders of this activity. Thanks: Ina, Va Lene and Norma Jean. 57 1. Knee deep in January. 2. The Resting Post. 3. The quintette. 4. Little So Big. 5. Caesar ' s Ghost. 6. Sunshine and Smiles. 7. Baby sitters. 8. A young man ' s fancy. 9. Solitude. 10. She is going to join the circus. 11. At the Fair. 12. Can ' t make up their mind. 13. All Pure- breds. 14. Satisfied. 1 5. They must Bjt. 16. After the Hike. 17. While the motor cools. 18. Bugling for a man. 19. He ' s up against a wall. 58 Keith ' s Food Store Quality Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables Rexburg, Idaho Phone 60 Corner Main and Center Where Friends Meet Friends Flamm and Company Complete Home Furnishings Frigidaire, Refrigerators, Appliances, Electric Ranges THE BEST OF EVERYTHING FOR YOU J. P. Croff Co. Clothes for the Entire Family STETSON HATS and BOTANY SUITS REXBURG HARDWARE Hemming dnd Anderson, Owners Sporting Goods Phiico and Universal Dealers Phone 19-J Rexburg, Idaho REXBURG ELECTRIC CO. East Main Street Electric Service and Appliances Christensen Motor Sales ROY D. CHRISTENSEN, Manager HUDSON CARS REO TRUCKS Sales Service Phone 52-W Rexburg, Idaho Farmer ' s Feed Supply Company Farnn Supplies Purina Feeds Poultry Equipnnent Phone 72 Rexburg, Idaho Upper Snake River Valley Dairymen ' s Association REXBURG, IDAHO Failure to cool milk to sixty degrees or colder will quickly spoil Nature ' s Most Valuable Food. CARL HOPPERDIETZEL, Manager For Better Living Electrically See Your Electric Dealer Utah Power and Light Company 59 Choose from Complete Selection of High School and College CLOTHES FOR YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN — At — The Liberty Department Store Quality Merchandise :: Famous Brands :: Personal Service Phone 128 Rexburg, Idaho REXBURG JEWELRY Calvin Dick, Owner Phone 94 Smith-Phillips, Inc. Sales Service PONTIAC 148 No. 2nd East Rexburg, Idaho THOMPSON SPORTING GOODS Sportsman ' s Headquarters ixexDury v uiu Storage Locker Boxes Meat Curing General Cold Storage Furs Ice Frozen Fruits and Vegetables Banquet Better Foods Cottage Cheese Grade-A-Milk Driggs Rexburg PHONE 28 EVANS ICE CREAM PARLOR REXBURG Brunson Electric Co. Phone 544 REXBURG. IDAHO AL ' S PEP SERVICE Pep 88 Gas Vico Motor Oil UTAH OIL PRODUCTS Al Peterslie, Prop. Phone 249 60 PORTER ' S BOOK STORE BOOKS School Supplies Office Supplies Dishes Gifts Phone Book Store 24 WATSON ' S HOME BAKERY Delicious Home Made Bread Tasty Pastries Decorated Cakes MADISON CO-OP ASS ' N, Inc. Rexburg, Idaho Phone 90 WITHERS ' GROCERY and SERVICE GROCERIES, FRESH MEATS, and VEGETABLES Phone I79W We Deliver F. J. Holley PLUMBING -:- HEATING Quality Merchandise PHONE 505 Rainbow Sports Shop Guns, Ammunition, Bicycles and Repairing, Fishing Tackle D D Vlldlna Leonard Hochs+ein Owners 22 Carlson Ave. Phone 107-M Weiser Furniture Co. Furniture Worth Living With REXBURG. IDAHO PHONE 99 Montana and Idaho Lumber Co. Modernized Store Everything In Building Material Lumber, Ties, and Timber Products Telephone and Power Poles Phone 80 Rexburg, Idaho EL-GENE RADIO SHOP Radio Sales and Repair Work Branches in Rexburg and Idaho Falls PHONE 325-J REXBURG BONNY GRACE SHOP Best For Little Folks Everything For Tots to Teen-Agers 56 East Main MERRI-MODESHOP Girls ' Wear (Pre-Teen) Boys ' Wear 1 to 14 10-16 1-12 Shop Stop Save LIBERTY DEPT. STORE LARSON MUSIC CO. Everything Musical REXBURG and IDAHO FALLS Phone 15 Rexburg 61 S. J. SKELTON MEAT MARKET Makers of FANCY BOILED HAMS, BACONS, LARD, and HIGH GRADE SAUSAGES Phone 39 THE MAIN FOOD STORE Delivery Service Phone 61 Taylor Chevrolet Co. Sales and Service CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE BUICK Phone 125 Day and Night Wrecker Service Classic Shoppe Because You Love Nice Things REXBURG, IDAHO SPEE-DEE CLEANERS PRESSING :: CLEANING Delivery Service TOUT REAL ESTATE AGENCY REXBURG ' S LEADING REALTORS Rexburg, Idaho Phone 89-J J.CPenneyCompany, Inc. When You Buy It at Penney ' s It ' s Right IN PRICE IN QUALITY IN STYLE For Particular People Modern Cleaners Phone 82 37 West Main REXBURG. IDAHO Powells Insurance Co. Edv ard Rosie Powell Arnold Powell Dick L. Powell Phone 89-R 34 College Ave. We Insure Anything REXBURG, IDAHO There is a Ford in your future Rexburg Motor Co. Authorized Ford Dealer REXBURG. IDAHO 62 Parkinson Tractor Co. JOHN DEERE QUALITY FARM MACHINERY CATERPILLAR DIESEL TRACTORS Sales and Service Service Built Our Business Phone 45 Rexburg, Idaho Rexhura Ahstrr ct Company PARKER INSURANCE AGENCY Congratulafing the Graduating Class of 1949 Rexburg Coal and Feed Co. CUSTOM GRINDING LIBERTY COAL Friendly Service Rexburg, Idaho Phone 116 RAY PAYNE, Mgr. JOHNSON ' S CITY DRUG STORE Where Friends Meet Phone 29 Rexburg, Idaho O.K. TIRE SHOP Rexburg, Idaho Phone 44-M Sign of the Best Tire Servicing Equipment The Students of Today Are the Builders of Tonnorrow COMPLIMENTS OF Tri-State Lumber Company Phone 18 Rexburg, Idaho 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 6i DeMordaunt Drennen Theatres Our True Intent Is All For Your Delight NUART and IDAHO Theatres at Blackfoot REO and GAYETY at Idaho Falls ROMANCE and ELK at Rexburg ROXY and REX at St. Anthony ROXYand MAINE at Salmon Graham Hardware Company HARDWARE FURNITURE Telephone 1 1 East Main Street 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 Idaho Bank of Commerce Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Owned and Managed by Idaho People REXBURG. IDAHO C A. Harris Sons, Inc. ST. ANTHONY ASHTON Phone 130— REXBURG, IDAHO Genuine McCormiclc-Deering Parts Perfect Fit Insures Longer Wear Midland Elevators Rexburg, Idaho CONGRATULATING THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1949 YELLOWSTONE FLOUR 64 JOHNSON MOTOR Sales and Service PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER G.M.C. TRUCKS LYMAN REAL ESTATE— INSURANCE Yours for your financial need Acconnnnodation Credit Loan 32 E. Main St. Rexburg DEAN ' S SPUD NUT SHOP SPUDNUTS CONFECTIONERY CAFE Phone 183-J Rexburg, Idaho M.H.KING COMPANY Rexburg Variety Store Featuring School Supplies Anderson Photo Co. Our business has been built on the basis of fine workmanship, fair dealing, and reasonable prices. This reputation we intend to maintain. We appreciate the Patronage that the Madison High has given us this last year and hope we may continue to serve them. SO. CENTER ICECREAM D. A. STOWELL AND HENRY DIETRICH Real Estate, Loans, and Insurance VEGETABLES FRUITS O. p. Skaggs MEATS CANNED GOODS Joy Drug Store Honne of Famous Malted Milks and Fountain Service YOUR REXALL STORE On the Corner C.A. COTTLE GARAGE Sales and Service PLYMOUTH DeSOTO General Auto Repairing REXBURG, IDAHO STONE IMPLEMENT J. 1. CASE FARM MACHINERY CHENEY WEEDERS GRAHAM-HOOME PLOWS Phone 98-W — Rexburg, Idaho 65 N APPRECIATION We sincerely appreciate the loyal and liberal support of the business and professional men of the city of Rexburg. We thank you — The Madisonian Staff and The Student Body of Madison hiigh