Madison High School - Yearbook (Rexburg, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1950 volume:

e MADISONIAN 195 EDITOR ASSOCIATE EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER Yuriko Shiratori John Allen Luana Stephenson ADVISER Robert M. Kerr PUBLISHED BY THE ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY OF MADISON HIGH SCHOOL REXBURG, IDAHO As the school year of 1949- 50 draws to a close we have completed another chapter of our life. Through the years that follow, when memories be- come more dear, may this book bring back afresh the many happy thoughts and friendly faces never to be forgotten. To the business and profes- sional men and women who have made possible the publi- lication of this Madisonian and the yearbooks of the past through their cooperation, sup- port and contributions, we wish to dedicate this volume as a token of our appreciation. Madison High our Alma Mater, we arc here, Ready to sing your songs and for yon ei ' er cheer. We ' re ever near yoti, proud to cheer you, And your boat to help you steer; For we ' re boosters of our Madison High. CHORUS: We will sing for dear old Madison High, For the school ive love so dear. Let our praises reach the sky. Still we can ' t o ' er praise Our Madison High. Oh, let our cheers and chorus never die. For her future have no fear; For ive ' re out again to win, Through the thick or throiigh the thin. For ive ' re boosters of our Madison High. When in the future we review the days all past Our support to you will still be firm and fast You can depend upon our helping. For we ' ll stay until the last For we ' re boosters of our Madison High. MELBA SUMMERS Melba was loved and admired by all who knew her. Her accomplishments were many and she set a good example to all, by her bright cheerful smile and sunny disposition. She ranked high in all scholastic work, being especially efficient in business work. S 7 ? ' s someiuhcre in the sunlight strong Her tears are in the falling rain, She calls me in the wind ' s soft song, And with the flowers she comes again. Yon bird is but her messenger, The moon is but her silver car; Yea! sun and moon are sent by her. And every wistful waiting star. — Richard Le Gallienne Administrntion Classes Activities Athletics Campustry Madison High School has always been characterized by a lively interest in school activities and a genuine enthusiasm and loyalty, for which it is known among the other schools of the valley and of the state. Along with this, our school is known for its scholarship and the desire on the part of the students to be well- trained. Madison is well and favorably known and widely known because of the many splendid accomplishments of the students and of the school. There is no finer way to preserve the memories of your high school days than through the yearbook. This Madisonian makes an excellent presentation of the activi- ties of the students for 1949-5 0. Con ratulations to the staff and to the students on this splendid book. Congrat- ulations to each faculty member and to each student on the accomplishments of the year. Best wishes to each of you. Sincerely, E. S. Stucki, Superintendent fi.S., Brigham Young University; M.S., U. of Idaho, U. of California. These men have donated their time untiringly to the improvement of our school system. Working towards passage of a bill to make additions to different structures in the district has been their main project this year. Seated: Mr. Farrell Rock; Mr. G. Alton Anderson, Chairman; Mr. E. S. Stucki. Standing: Mr. T. Raymond Payne, V ice-Chairman; Mr. Ronald Hill; Mr. Leonard Smith, Clerk. 8 ALMA E. TEUSCHER, Principal M.A. University of Idaho A III erica II History RUTH B. SCOTT M.S. University of Missouri English JOHN L. HASLEY B.A. College of Idaho History, Mathematics C. DRUE COOPER B.S. Brigham Young University Science, English JENNIE BROUGTON BROWN M.A. University of California English DALE BAGLEY Specialists Certif. Diesel Engineering University of Missouri ROBERT M. KERR B.S. Oregon State College Science A. M. RICH B. S. Utah State Agricultural College Social Science, English FRANK H. JACOBS B.S. University of Idaho Agricnlftire ALBERT PAYNE M.S. Brigham Young University Music PEARL ANDERSON CAROL LEE BUNNELL Specialists Certif. B.S. Utah State Agricultural Brigham Young College English, Art Commercial 9 JULINA S. HART BERKELEY H. M.A. Brigham PARKINSON Young University B.S. Utah State Library Agricultural College Physical Education, Coach OLENA S. HARRIS KATHLEEN PHILLIPS MARIE K. WEBSTER LOLA PACKER B.S. Utah State B.S. Brigham B.S. Brigham Secretary Agricultural College Young University Young University Science Physical Education, Speech Home Economics ARTHUR V. WILSON W. LESLIE NEVES VEARLEE HOWELL FRED REESE B.S. Brigham B.S. Brigham B.A. Ricks College Custodian Young University Young University Spanish Physiology, World History Accounting, Bookkeeping 10 President Lester J. Petersen Vice-President Connie Shuldberg Secretary Carol Brown Recreation Leader Sharen Hemming M News Editor Lawrence Anderson Madisonian Editor Yuriko Shiratori Cheer Leader Ina Anderson Speech Music Manager Maureen Ricks Athletic Manager Jerry Rowe Every student in Madison High is a member of the Student Body Organization which makes it one of the best of its kind. Its officers are among the most capable in the school. Lester J. Petersen, the President, and his associates have done a splendid job in working for a bigger and better school. Expansion of student government was in the making with the addition of two new officers. A Speech-Music Manager and a Student Activity Manager were elected for the purpose of further encouraging participation in extra curricular activities in their respective departments. 11 Seated: Sbarcu Hemming, Recreation Leader; Connie Shiildberg, Vice-President ; Lester J. Petersen, President; Carol Brown, Secretary; Yiiriko Shiratori, Madisonian Editor; Lawrence Anderson, M News Editor. Standing: Mr. Kerr, Adviser; Maureen Kicks, Speech and Music Manager; Lou Jean Smith, Senior Kepresentativc; Dorothy dinger. Sophomore Representative; Dale Smith, Junior Representative; Donald Fisher, Freshman Representative; Mr. Teuscher, Adviser; Ina Anderson, Cheer Leader; Jerry Rowe, Athletic Manager (not in picture). This group composes the main student governing body of our school. Its chief purpose is to protect the welfare of the students and to see that they receive the best in lyceums, assemblies and all other phases of educational and social functions. First roiv: Iver Albretson, Carmen Brown, LeRoy Smith, Margaret Thompson, Ann Weiser. Second row: Mr. Jacobs, Adviser; Charlain Drennen, Dorothy Hill, Ann Clarke, Mr. Kerr, Adi ' iser. Third roiv: Don Winn, Ross Bowen, DelVar Petersen, Ray CampJjouse, Kenneth Barber, Seth Evans. At the beginning of the year a representative is elected from each home room to meet and discuss the various student problems which may arise from time to time. This council cooperates fully with the Student Council. 1? ■50 The Senior Class leaves the beloved halls to search the unknown land of destiny. It has been our pleasure to put over a very successful Senior Week; our theme being Cooperation. The Senior Ball was considered as one of the most classy affairs of the year. We pride ourselves in emerging victorious in the basketball class series. Seniors control the majority of Student Body offices. We hope that during our four years at Madison we have contributed something that will be an asset to others for many years to come. Adviser MR. TEUSCHER President MARY ANN BUNNELL Where there ' s a will there ' s a way. Home Room Coun- cil 1 Pepper Club 3-4 Class Officer 4 Senior Play 4 Vice-President ROBERT TAYLOR The way he ex- presses himself. Class Officer 1-4 KKK Club 2-3 Officer 4 Football 2-3-4 Basketball 3 Senior Play 4 Secretary FRANK THOMPSON A fortune in his smile. Class Officer 1-2- 3-4 Pep Band 3 KKK Club 3 4 Stag Club Officer 1-4 Senior Play 4 Recreation Leader JEAN KEPPNER Her future is all mapped out.. Richland Wash. 1- 2 Class Officer 3-4 M News Staff 3 Reporter JOHN ALLEN There ' s yes, yes, yes, in his eves. F.F.A. 1-2 M News 3-4 Madisonian 4 Class Officer 4 Pep Vodie 4 Council Rep. LOU JEAN SMITH Happiest gal in school. F.H.A. 1-2 Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4 Class Officer 4 Chorus 2-3-4 Sextette 4 Girls Athletic Mgr. . GLORIA HINCKLEY Can she make those keys sing. Class Officer 1-3-4 Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4 Pepper Club 3-4 Music Club 4 Senior Play 4 Boys Athletic Mgr. MERLIN KEELE Sugar ' s Little Poison. F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 Track 3-4 Football 4 Cheer Leader MARLENE TERRY Beautiful Brun- ette. Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4 Queen ' s Attendant 3 Class Officer 2-3-4 Pepper Club 3-4 Chorus 2-4 14 ONA GROVER: Her quietness brings out her goodness. Co-ed Clul) 1-2-3-4; F.H.A. 3-4. VARRKLI., LYMAN: ' Loves to give a bad time. Stag Club 1-2-3-4; F.F.A. 1-2. ARLENE JENKINS: Sweet and Happy. Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4. VERL ARNOLD: Dynamite with a basketball and Sherry ' s papa, too. F.F.A. 1-2-3-4; Officer 4; Officer 2; Fojtball 2-3-4; Chorus 2; Spanish Club 2-3; KKK Club 3-4. Basketball 2-3-4; Stag Club 1-2-3-4. MARIE BLANCHARD: An ideal smile. 2-3-1; Officer 4; Pepper Club 4. F.H.A. LEE COOK: A regular business man. Class Officer 2; Football 2-3-4; Chorus 2; Spanish Club 2-3; KKK Club 3-4. BILLIK WOOD: Sprite and Sparkling. Tacoma, Wash. 2; Pepper Club 3-4; M News Staff 3; JOE LOHERTY: My only labor is to kill time. Pep Band 2-3-4; Officer 3; Track 3-4; Senior Play 4. JEANNE DeMOTT: Schmooth and Schweet. Co- ed Officer 1; Pepper Club 3-4; Thespian Club 3-4; ' M News 3; Madisonian 4. DELL BARNEY: Moses from Hibbard. F.F.A. 1-2-3-4; Track 3-4; Football 3-4. CHAROLE ROBISON: Capal)ilitv is her main as- .set. Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4; F.H.A. 3-4; M News Staff 4; Quill Scroll Club 3-4. REO WOLFGANG: Casanova with big brown eyes. Ririe High 1; Stag Club 1-2-3-4; F.F.A. 2; Football 4. ELAINE ANDRUS: Poetess of the Piano. Girls Glee 2; Chorus 1-3-4; Orchestra 2; Pepper Club 3-4; Officer 4; Mu.«ic Club 4; Officer 4. BILLY LUTHY: Oh, where have you been? Stag Club 1-2-3-4; F.F.A. CHEYEKO SHIGIHARA: Quiet and shy. Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4; Home Economics. SHERREL FORSGREN: Who is she now? F.F.A. 1-2; Basketball 2-3; Track 2-3-4. DELLA BUCKLAND: The Beautiful Blonde from Bashful Bend. F.H.A. 2-3; Officer 4; Harvest Ball Queen 3; Pepper Club 4; Senior Class Offi- cer 4. GARN HUSKINSON: A neat dresser. F.F.A. 1-2; Stag Club 1-2-3-4. 15 BLAINE WILLIAMS: They call him Bill. F.F.A. 2-3; Declamation 4; Chorus 4-5; Senior Play 5. VIRGINIA WEBSTER: Have you heard her laugh? Pepper Club 3-4; Music Cluib 4; Senior Play 4; Handbook Editor 4; Thespian 4. KAY VIRGIN: Scooter tooter. Stag Club 1-2-3-4; Officer 3; Ag. 1; Football 3-4; Band 3-4. NAOMI PARKER: Cute little nitwit. M News Staff 3; Quill and Scroll 3-4; Thespian Club 4; Madiscnian 4; Senior Play 4. RAY WALKER: Happy-go-lucky. Ag. 1-2-3-4; Stag Cluib 1-2-3-4; Foctball 4; Senior Play 4. BARBARA SMITH: Sunny smile, sweet face. Mend an High 1-2-3; Co-ed Clul) 4; Pepper Club 4; F.H.A. 4. HUGH PARKER: Neat and reckless. Ag. 1-2-3- 4; Stag Club 1-2-3-4. BARBARA KEITH: She has her future on her finger. Council Representative 1; M News 2-3; Madi.sonian 3-4; Quill Scroll 3-4; Pepper Club 3-4; Officer 4. CHESTER RENO: Fast tackier for M.H.S. F.F.A. 1; Stag Club 1-2-3-4; Football 1-4. JANICE LEWIS: California, here I come. Chorus 1-2-3-4; Office 4; Pepper Club 4; Senior Play 4. JERRY ROWE: Flashy and friendly. Ag. 1-2-3- 4; Stag Club 1-2-3-4; Track 3-4; Football 4. CONNIE SHULDCERG: Rah, rah, for our V.P. Preston High 1-2; F.H.A. 1-2-3-4; State Vice- President 4; Debate 4; Student Body Officer 4. JERRY PETERSEN: Height brings looks. Ag. Club 1-2-3-4; Stag Club 1-2-3-4. VENICE BOWEN: Quiet and easy on the eves. Ely, Nevada 1-2; Office 3; M News 4; Librar- ian 4. ORVEAL WYLIE: A happy man now — with Wilma. F.F.A. 1-2-3-4; Stag Club 1-2-3-4. DEAN WILSON: Husky and hearty. F.F.A. 1-2- 3-4; Officer 2; Basketball 2-3-4; Football 2-3-4; Track 2-3-4. LOIS HILL: One with — Hill. School Play 3; Pep- per Club 4; Thespian Club 4; Senior Play 4. KENNETH HOOK: Can he rattle German! Roosevelt High 1-2-3; Football 4; K.K.K. Club 4. 16 J I ... ' Jm ( ■ ' X 1 1 - NORMAN GRAY: Brings many a laugh your way. Ogden 1; Band and Pep Band 2-3-4; Music Club 4; Senior Play 4. PATTY r.YNNR GROVER: ' Neat, sweet— can ' t be beat. Pepper Club 3-4; Spanish Club 3; Madi- sonian 2-3; Chorus 1-2-4. VERNON EDSTROM: Personality should b e his middle name. F.F.A. 1-2-3-4; F.P.A. Officer 4; Home Room Council Representative 1; Stag Club 1-2-3-4. DORIS POWELL: I hear wedding bells. Chorus 1-2-3-4; I ' epper Club 3-4; Co-ed Officer 3; F.H A Officer 3; M News Staff 4. SETH EVANS: Just a darn nice kid. Stag Club 1-2-3-4; Home Room Representative 4. MAUREEN RICKS: Wonderful and witty Stu- dent Body Officer 4; Class Officer 2-3; Declama- tion 2; Thesp.an Play 4. .lERIiY WHITEHEAD: The mighty rabbit hunter. Stag Club 1-2-3-4. CAROL REESE: ' Beautiful and dependal)le, too Home Room Officer 1; Pepper Clul) 3-4- M News Staff 3; Quill and Scroll Club 3-4. ' RAY WEBKES: The V.ice. Pep Band 2; Music Club 4; F.F.A. 1; M News 4; Stag Club 1-2-3-4. MYRA MCCULLOCH: A little gal with a big smile. Pepper Club 3-4; Thespian Club 3-4; Class Officer 1; M News 3; School Play 2. ZYRL NELSON: A good egg. Stag Club 1-2-3-4. PAT WALTERS: Has a mind of her own and knov«s how to use it. Pepper Club 3-4; Thes- pians 2-3-4; M News 3; Madisonian 4; Chorus 3-4. JON STODDARD: ' Big and graceful. Stag Club 1-2-3-4; Spanish Club 2-3; Football 3-4; Basket- bull 3-4; Track 3-4; Ag. 1. ANN KOCKERHANS: A lot of fun in her. Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4; F.H. A. 3-4; Home Ec. 3-4; Chair- man of Finance 4; Chorus 1. DALE WINN: The gent with the blue Chivy. F.F.A. 1-2-3; Track 4; Stag Club 1-2-3-4. MARJORIE HACKING: One of our best in every- thing. Pepper Club 3-4; Officer 4; Quill and Scroll Club 3-4; Officer 4; M News Staff 2-3-4. EARL SUMMERS: New and nice. Roosevelt High, Portland 1-2-3; Stag Club 4; Debate 4. KATHERINE HOWE; Happy little gal. M News Staff 3; Madisonian Staff 4; Pepper Club 3-4; Thespian Club 4; Pep Vodie 4. 17 DAVE COOK: Why do schools have to have teachers! Stag Club 1-2-3-4. LOA ANN COOK: Accordian to this, she ' s swell! School Play 3: Thespian 3-4; Pepper Club 3-4; Debate 4; Pep Band. COVER GRIFFIN: Breathes deep, pos ' tion and blows. Class Officer 1-4; Football 2-3; Track 4; Band 4; Chorus. DONNA TIPTON: Soft brown curls. Nampa High. 2; Co-ed Club 1-3-4. EVERETT FISHER: Ain ' t school grand. F.F.A. 1-2; Stag Club 1-2-3-4. CAROL BROWN: Our efficient secretary. Stu- dent B:dy Secretary 4; F.H.A. 1-2-3-4: Mixed Cliorus 2. BERT ARMSTRONG: Alias Benny Goodman. Pep Band 1-3-4; Music Clul) 4; Thespian Club 4; Thespian Play 4. CAROL VOLLMAN CLIFFORD: F.H.A. House- wife. F.H.A. Vice-President 3; F.H.A. Presi- dent 4; Thespian 3-4; Deliate. DAVID MURDOCH: Happy all the time. Track 3-4; F.F.A. 1-2-3-4; Stag. CLYDA McRAE TEA: How ' s married life? ' F.H.A. Club; CJ-ed Club 1-2-3-4. LARRY SMITH: 15urton ' s liestest. F.F.A. 1-2- 3-4; Officer 3-4; Stag Club 1-2-3-4. CHARLAIN DRENNEN: Marimba Queen. Pep- per Cluli 3-4: Music Club 4; Home Room Council 4: Spanish Club 4: Band 3-4. HARRY HILL: A lot of quiet niceness. F.F.A. 1-2; Stag Club 1-2-3-4. ZOLA JENSEN: Full of fun. F.H.A. 1; Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4. VAR MANWARING: The guv with the flashy clothes. • Class Officer 1; KKK ( lub 3-4; Foot- ball 3-4. HARRIET DANIELS; ' Happy ' is her nickname. .H.A. 1-2-3-4; Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4; Chorus 3-4. LYLE ROBISON: Madison ' s biggest tease. F.F.A. 1-2-3-4; Officer 3-4; Stag Club 1-2-3-4; Football 2-3-4. MARIE WEEKES: Brown eves and soft natural curls. F.H.A. 3; M News 4; Office 4. 18 J .MARILYN MOSS: Her eyes sparkle. F.H.A. Club Chorus 1-2-3. GARY ARNOLD: Guts— need we .say more? Fre.shman Class Officer; KKK Club 3-4; Football 2-3-4; Pep Band 1-2-3-4; Track 1-2-3-4. CLEA BIOCK: Archer ' s pride and joy. F.H.A. 2-3-4; Officer 4; Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4; M News Staff 4; Chorus 4. KAY DECK: Serenades a ' gal ' In Rigtby. Ag. Club 1-2-4; Track 4; Stag Club 1-2-3-4. CARMEN BROWN: Happy as a lark— sings like one, too. Co-ed Officer 3-4; Home Room Coun- cil 3-4; Chorus 1-2-3-4; Music Club 4. LAURENCE OLDHAM: Tall, dark, and hand- some. Hollister, California 1-2; Stag Club. IT YURIKO SHIRATORI: Our Dear ' Mad ' Editor. Student Body Officer 3-4; Class Officer 2-3; Pep- per Club 3-4; Quill and Scroll 3-4; Declamation 2. LEE JOHNSON: Studious Character. Ag. 1; Spanish 2-3; Stag Club 1-2-3-4. NONA PERRY: Our Sweetest Blonde. Co-ed Club 1-2-3-4; Chorus 1. BRKNT COVINGTON: Madison ' s Own Harry .James. Pep Band 1-2-3-4; President 3-4; KKK Clul) 3-4; Football 3-4; Class Officer 1-2-3. KIRMA PARKINSON: Tops in talent. Pepper Club 3-4; Thespian Club 4; Music Club Officer 4; School Play 3; Senior Play 4. LYRIN MUNNS: An eligible bachelor. F.F.A. 1-2-3-4; Stag Club 1-2-3-4; Track 3-4. DeVONA MAE WESTOVER: Art flows from her fingers. Art Club 1; M ' News 2-3; Madisonian 4; F.H.A. 2-4; Quill and Scroll 3-4. MERRILL RAMMELL: Imported Athlete. Driggs 1-2-3; Football 4; Basketball 4. BEVERLY BAKER: As sweet as the product of her last name. ' ' Pepper Club 4; Chorus 2-3-4; M News 4; Home Ec. Club 1. SHERRILL BELL: Blonde hair and big blue eyes. Sta g Club 1-2-3-4. RUTH POTTER: She ' s changing her name, too. Pepper Club 3-4; President 4; Thespian Club 3-4; Declamation 3-4; Senior Play 4; School Play 3. LARRY McCULLOCH: Watch him slide that horn. Band 2-3-4; F.F.A. 1; Stag Club 1-2. 19 MARGARET IVEY The l)lossom of the vine. Boulder. Mont. High 1 Co-ed Club 2-3-4 BILLY CHRISTENSEN Over-stuffed — with iDCrsonal- ity. Stag Club 1-2-3-4 Football 3-4 Senior Play 4 LESTER J. PETERSEN An excellent prexv. Class Officer 1-2-3 Pep Band 3-4 Student Bodv Officer 4 KKK Club 3-4 Officer 4 Music Club 4 BERNIECE GROVER Sweet lit ' ole ' office gal. Band 1-2-3-4 F.H.A. 2 Office 4 MERLIN ORR He ' s from Archer, too. Stag Club 1-2-3-4 F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 DONNA PETERSLIE Another diamond future. Pep Band 1-2-3-4 Pepper CluJb 3-4 Music Club 4 Senior Play 4 RALPH SORENSEN Crazy Ike (cam- era shy). KKK Club 3-4 Athletic Manager 4 Football 3-4 Track 3-4 Stag Club 1-2-3-4 20 1946-1947 As Freshmen we entered Madison High with the intention of seeking knowledge. It was quite a drop from being masters in the eighth grade to being underdogs as Freshmen. We were very confused when trying to find our right classes and we won- dered why we had to sit in the right-hand section of the auditorium. Many of our class members went out for football, basketball, and track. Our class officers were: Brent Covington, Var Manwaring, Lester Petersen, Frank Thompson, Kenneth Catmull, Robert Taylor, Gary Arnold, Gloria Hinckley, Barbara Keith, Myra McCulloch and Kirma Parkinson. Mr. Sanford Harrison was our adviser. 1947-1948 When our second year started, we had more confidence in ourselves. Our Sopho- more Frolic was a roaring success as was Sophomore Week. Many fellow classmen were playing football and working out in track, and Verl Arnold was playing basketball with the main string. Other members were in the band and pep band and on the Madisonian and M News staffs. Our class officers were Lee Cook, Maureen Ricks, Frank Thompson, Lester Petersen, Brent Covington, Verl Arnold, Yuriko Shiratori, Ruth Potter, Marlene Terry, and Shirley Ricks. Our adviser was Mr. C. Drue Cooper. 1948-1949 We were Juniors now, and in the upper classes. Our class was not nearly as large as it was when we were Freshmen, yet, we were a very active class. Yuriko S. was a student body officer and many of our members were on the Madisonian and M News staffs. The various clubs and organizations in school in- cluded many of the Juniors. Three of our members were playing first string basketball, and several others were on the football and track teams. Gary Arnold was co-captain of the track team. Our class officers were Maureen Ricks, Brent Covington, Lester Petersen, Vera Cheney, Frank Thompson, Jean Keppner, John Allen, Yuriko Shiratori, Alice Cantwell, Gloria Hinckley, and Marlene Terry. Mr. S. G. Nelson was our adviser. 1949-1950 Finally we were Seniors, and in the front of the middle section of the auditorium. It wouldn ' t be long until we would be saying good-bye to Madison. Some of our classmates, Verl, Carol, Orveal, Clyda and Joyce were married and it wouldn ' t be long after graduation until quite a few more would be exchanging vows. It was easy to understand that Madison couldn ' t be run without us. Lester, Yuriko, Connie, Carol, Jerry and Maureen were student body officers. Most of our members were in the clubs, on staffs or on the athletic teams. Our class officers were Mary Ann Bunnell, Robert Taylor, Frank Thompson, John Allen, Loujean Smith, Merlin Keele, Gloria Hinckley, Marlene Terry, Delia Buckand and Janice Lewis. Mr. Alma E. Teuscher was our adviser. ' 5 Pdftcox ( Ceu O Ccen, Adviser MR. HASLEY Secretary Treasurer ANN CLARKK Athletic Manager BART WITHERS President LAWRENCE ANDERSON Recreation Leader CAROLYN RASMUSSEN Cheer Leader MARY MOULTON Vice-President NAOMI SPAULDING Reporter MERRELL WATTS Council Representative DALE SMITH One of the milestones in our school year was Junior Week. The three themes put forth by the chiss were: appearance, initiative, and depcndabiUty as a three-way aid to better personahty. Our annual Junior Prom was formal and a terrific success. We were well represented on the varsity squads in basketball, football and in track as well as in other various activities. We were the only class to enter the Pep Vodie finals. In view of these accomplishments and others, we feel quite capable of presenting ourselves as next year ' s seniors. 23 Louis Smith Grant Anderson Warren Bood Sharon Hemming- Ross Hendricks Gary Welker Steve Buclcland Jean Hinckley Eldon Smith Glenn Widdison Keith Walker Keith Sellers Zenda Grover Gayle Sharpe Dorothy Briggs Therrel McRae Pete Thompson Ila Weekes Leland Thompson Phyllis Hinckley DeRoy Shall Lela Clark Glen Nelson Roger Wright Verdale Hill Del Raybould Kent Marler Alve Murdock Edna Priest Navarre Smith Janet Ann Munns Kriss Blanchard Myrtie Lou Mortensen Ralph Galbraith Spence Lords 24 MA Reed Sotnmers Gwen Siepert Slan Sutton Nola Thomas R ' cliard Sharp Belva Nef John Summers Mary Lee Oldham Jack Sm th Marlene Rainey Leroy Smith Carma Perry Darlene KKngler Brent Westover Ruth Peterson Gar ' Stoddard Elmo Muir Luana Stephenson Jimmy Wright Marilyn Robison Ina Anderson Spence Munns Adele Shuldberg Kyle Spaulding- Bryant Squires Sharon Parkinson Russell Withers Alice Smith Vernon Ricks Pat Randall Doyle McKenna Sharon Henderson Don Powell Lorraine Keele Kay Jeppson 25 f. ' i Dorothy Hill Ted Hinckley Joan Woolley Billy Garner Phyllis Ames Gary Ashbocker Ruth Arnold Kleda Barker Clare Benson Corrine Hinckley Ray Camphouse Shirley Bell Roy Bingo Barbara Garner Beth Cluff Carl Hendricks Lorea Jackomsen Donald Garner Jean Bennion Kent Fransen Duana Butler Faye Jolley Iver Albretsen Faye Hinckley Kenneth Barber Sharon Horkley Joseph Jones Joan Brown 2$ ( Ca 0 ' 52 The Sophomore Class of ' 49- ' 5 0 is very proud of its accomphshments with its members participating in debating, athletics, dramatics, and music. The one hundred and five Freshmen that entered in ' 48 have changed immensely. Their Sophomore Week was one of the best weeks of the year. They have had a happy, successful year by making themselves an integral part of MADISON. I ' rsf row: Diane Rich, Ri ' lwrtcr; Joan Evans, Secretary; Dorothy Clinger, Cotincil Representative; Maureen Erickson, Vice-President ; LaRee George, Recreation Leader. Second rotv: Dean Green, Cheer Leader; Larry Rowe, President; Mr. Cooper, Adiiser; Lynn Ritchie, Debate Manager; Lyle Heinz, Athletic Manager. 27 0 ' 52 First rorv: Hal Holden, Max Smith, Gerald Summers, Kuth Chambers, Marie Cheney, Dorothy Chambers, Joyce Fife. Second row. David Nelson, Lillian Weekes, Carma Briggs, Elaine Ashbocker, Mary Whittaker, Dee Thomas, Fay Bingham. Third row: Leslie Grover, Roy Jeppsen, Dennis Ashbocker, Steve Davidson, Kenneth Bischoff, Reid Nelson, Del Var Petersen, Kent Jolley. First row: Diane Rich, Joan Evans, LaRee George, Dorothy dinger, Maureen Erickson, Dean Green, Larry Rowe, Lynn Ritchie, Lyle Heinz. Second row: Iris Hamilton, Janice Sharp, Donna Robinson, Jeraldine Petersen, Yerniece Dearing, Thclla Bunnell, Floyd Willinorc, Harvey Otteson. Third rotv: De vere Jones, Elmer Park, Larry Grover, Richard Magleby, Robert Barber, Yard Hendricks, Yonn Withers, Tex Kaiier. 2? Firsf row: Leo Kigby, Raymond Hill, Bonnie Humphreys, Vera May Wilding, Rose Chandler, Glenna Goodliffe, Miyoko Shirafori. Second row: Robert Woodmansee, Wilma A. Wylie, Farrelene Winters, Mary Lyman, Nancy Johnson, Barbara Cook, Vella Coles, Van Ness Parkinson. Third row: Gene Smith, George Broun, Jerry Hicks, Norman Hart, Harry Briinson, LeRoy 7.ollingcr, Larry Barber, Blair Heinz, Bruce RJcks. First row: Matirine Taylor, Dale Parker, Geneva Henderson, Margaret Thompson, Margaret Melen- dez, Colleen Miller, Joanne Henderson. Second row: Bonnie Barney, Rayola Weber, Bruce Ricks, Ernest Briggs, Shirley Hendricks, Carol Weekes, Mary Weitner. Third row: Darrell Hope, Boyd Hill, Reed Barney, Dean Thompson, Bill Smith, Orian Westover, Kay Baker, Virgil Jones. 2? ( ta ' 53 Although the Freshman Class this year may not boast of being the largest to enter Madison, we feel that it ranks among the best. The Freshmen have adapted themselves very well to high school life and have entered many activities. There are Freshmen on the Junior Varsity basketball team, debate club, the M News staff, in the F.F.A. and F.H.A. programs, and in other phases of school life. Our aim is to excel in sportsmanship, leadership, and scholarship. We also wish to promote a friendly, courteous, and cooperative spirit among all students of Madison. We feel that the future of Madison High is secure in the class of 53. First rotv: Doneffa Burns, Cheer Leader; Mary Jean Rigby, Secretary; Mrs. Broivn, Adviser; Bon- nie Sellers, Cheer Leader; Joan Kerbs, Cheer Leader. Second roiv: Ronald Rigby, Reporter; Lee Morrell, President; Ross Boiven, Vice-President; Ted Voivell, Athletic Manager; Donald Fisher, Representative. 30 I- rsf row: Shirley Pearson, Ruth Rasmussen, Luella Kaiicr, Carol Summers, Mary Vollmati, Betty Smith, Carolyn Parkinson, Twila Cheney. Second row: Gary Winters, Verla Sl.mrp, Clairelyn McKinley, Jeanette fackomsen, Claire Fullmer, Lillowene demons, Carol Welker, Colleen Cook, Dorla England. Third row: Warren Topham, Keith Hinckley, Brent Smith, Calvin Nielson, Donn Winn, Meliin Ricks, Brent Hall, Dwaync Luthy, Donald Reno, T heron Cheney. First row: Pearl Clematis, Marilyn Harris, Mary Jean Righy, Bonnie Sellers, Joan Kerbs, Gail Nel- son, Donetta Burns, Liiana Little, Viola demons. Second row: Richard Anderson, Ronald Righy, Jack Waddell, Arlis Willmore, Gerald Taylor, Delra Dai is, Ada Lou Sutton, Larry Jensen, Frank Ricks, Rich- ard Smith, Thomas Webster. Third row: Harry Miinns, Garold Galbraith, Ted Powell, Howard Bid- dulph, Lee Morrell, Henry Whittaker, Ross Boiven, Ross Hinckley, Donald Fisher, Garth Wilson, Tony Thomason. ( l€i ' 53 First rotv. Idagcne Jeppson, Sheila Erickson, Lorin Mortenseu, Ned Home, George Bush, Gary Chris- tensen, Larrin Arnold, Verda Edstrom, Joan Hill. Second row: Maxine Briggs, Sharon Anderson, Bonnie Neville, Shirley Mae Klingler, Jean Smith, lla Huskinson, Joan Cliiff, Shirley Anderson, Coleen Hill, Beth Anderson, Carole Beattie. Third roiv: Nylin Nelson, Gary Parkinson, Boyd Weekes, Dotiglas Swend- son, Verl Hansen, Franchot Jenson, Dennis Emery, Brent Bell, Bobby Keele, Dean Barney, Larry Hill. First row: Reva Smith, Marie Broiver, Jerry Moore, Wilma Taylor, Patty Topham, Sue Randall, Lorraine Safford, Diane Clements, Sharon Bird. Second roiv: Joan Thorn pson, Sharon Parker, Marsha Hegsted, LaRee Huf faker, Mary Simmons, Kay Wilding, Elma Jean Hansen, Maxine Summers, Maureen Pritchard, Renee Lewis, Margaret Goodliffe. Third row: Bert Trost, Eldon McRae, David Melendez, Glen Parker, Billy Koon, Darrell Henderson, Carl Hedelius, Dee Brower, Donald Percival, Steve Johnson, Gary Ard, 32 AUGUST 29 — Registration. SEPTEMBER 9 — Get Acquainted Dance. 30 — Harvest vacation begins. OCTOBER 17 — School resumes. 2 5 — Lyceum. NOVEMBER 24-2 5 — Thanksgiving hoHdays. DECEMBER 2 — Award Assembly. 2 — Pepper Birthday Ball. 7 — Band Concert. 8 — Lyceum. 15-16 — Senior Play. 21 — Christmas Concert. 2 3 — Christmas vacation. JANUARY 3 — Back to school. 13 — Senior Week. 1 3 — Senior Dance. 27 — Parents ' Day. FEBRUARY 4 — High School on the Air. 9 — Thespian Play. 27 — Pep Vodie. 2 8 — Lyceum. 27-Mar. 3 — Sophomore Week. MARCH 3 — Sophomore Frolic. 15— F.H.A. Irish Jig. 13- 17— Junior Week. 17 — Junior Prom. 21 — Seminary Youth Conference. APRIL 10-14 — Freshman Week. 14 — Freshman Dance. 17 — Music Concert. 21-22 — District Music Festival. 2 8— M Day. MAY 3 — Nomination Assembly. 5 — Primary Election. 5 — School Play. 12— Girls ' Day. 12 — Award Assembly. 14 — Seminary Graduation. 1 9 — Graduation. 34 Friday, January 27, featured the annual Parents ' Day at Madison High School. Parents and representatives of all students were encouraged to come and acquaint themselves with the daily program. The day ' s schedule provided an opportunity for personal conferences between parents and teachers. The luncheon, furnished by the parents, was served by the Home Economics Department. The schedule was as follows: 8 30- 9 00 Registration in home room 9 00- 9 30 First period. 9 30- 9:40 (Change classes.) 9 40- 10 00 Second period. 10 00- 10 10 (Change classes.) 10 10- 10 30 Third period. 10 30- 10 40 (Change classes.) 10:40- 11 00 Fourth period. 11 00- 12 00 Assembly in auditorium. 12 00- 1 20 Lunch. 1 30- 1 50 Fifth period. 1 50- 2 00 (Change classes.) 2 00- 2 20 Sixth period. 2 20- 3 05 Assembly. 3 05- 4 00 Consultation. ?5 Editor Yuriko Shiratori Business Manager Luana Stephenson Assistant Editor John Allen This is your yearbook. It is the hope of the staff that you will treasure your Madisonian as a sym- bol of the many happy friendships found in our school; that in the future you many glance through its pages and re-capture and re-live some of the intangible experiences which you once enjoyed. Seated: DcVona Wesfoi er, Make-up; Naomi Parker, Write-ups; John Alleti, Assistant Editor; Yu- riko Shiratori, Editor; Luana Stephenson, Business Manager; Maureen Ricks, Snapshots; Lee Morrell, Freshman Representative. Standing: LaRce George, Business Staff; Diane Rich, Business Staff; Ann Clarke, Junior Representative; Mary Lyman, Sophomore Representative; Jeanne DeMott, Katherine Howe, Pat Walters, Carol Reese, Typists; Barbara Keith, Senior Write-ups (absent). 36 Seated: Delia Biicklaud, Lorea jackomsen, Beverly Baker, Jean Beiniio i, Marjory Hacking, Assist- ant Editor; Lawrence Anderson, Editor; Dale Smith, Business Manager; LeRoy Smith, Roy Bingo, Janet Ann Miinns, Marie Weekes, Dorta England. Standing: Rose Chandler, Clea Beck, Diane Rich, Colleen Miller, Maureen Erickson, Shirley Anderson, Ronald Righy, Ted Hinckley, Merrell Watts, John Allen, Brent Covington, Kay Wilding, Liiana Stephenson, Virginia Webster, Janice Sharp, Jackie Wilcox, Myrtie Lou Mortensen, Joan Woolley. M ' HcuA Sta Under the editor, Larry Anderson, the staff this year has succeeded in bringing to you a creditable publication with choice bits of news of interest to everyone. The handbook is a legal document and guide containing the school by-laws and the principles of all scholastic functions. Editor Virginia Webster Assistant Editor Luana Stephenson 37 Office Personnel These efficient ing themselves for work. girls are prepar- future office Carol Reese, Janice Leicis, Marie Weekes, Adele ShiiUberg, Ber niece Grover, Lola Packer, Secretary; Ann Kockcrhans, Mary Ann Bun- nell (absent). Library Staff Under the supervision of Mrs. Hart, this staff has worked hard and well at promoting our library to serve the students. Seated: Lois Hill, Joan Woolley, Delia Biickland, Nona Ferry. Stand- ing: Zola Jensen, Harriet Daniels, Venice Bowen, Donna Tipton, Mrs. Hart. Debate Class Madison High School has a right and reason to be proud of her De- bate students and their adviser, Mr. Cooper. Seated: Colleen Cook, Carol V. Clifford, Connie S mldberg, Donna Peterslie, Mary Whitfaker, Loa Ann Cook. Standing: Lawrence Ander- son, Dale Smith, Earl Summers, Merrell Watts, Lynn Ritchie, Mr. Cooper. 38 Stag Club Officers Every boy in our school is a member of this club. It controls the annual Boys ' Day, when the boys take over all civic offices in Rexburg for one day. The event of the year was the Christmas Assem- bly. Mr. Hasley is the adviser. Officers: Larry Anderson, Sec- rctary; Merrell Waffs, Vice Presi- dent; Dale Sniifh, junior Repre- scnfafiie; Reid Nelson, Sophomore Represenfafiie; Ross Bouen, I ' resh- nian Represenfafiie; Roy Bingo, President; Frank Thompson, Senior Representative. Co-ed Club Officers Upon paying her entrance fees each girl in Madison automatically becomes a member of the Co-ed Club. This year the Club combined with the Madisonian Staff in pro- ducing a very effective Pep Vodie. Officers: Margaret Melendez, Sophomore Representative; Lei a Clark, Junior Represenfafii e; Lorea fackomsen, Vice-President ; Lnana Stephenson, Reporter; J a n n e t t e fackomsen ; Carmen Broun, Presi- dent; Joan Woolley, Secretary and Treasurer; Delia Bnckland, Senior Representative; Mrs. Harris, Ad- viser. Spanish Club H O L A AMIGOS! Greetings from South of the Border where romance and that Latin American rhythm beckon; where the Spanish Club interest has been, learning their languages and customs. Seated: Margaret Melendez; Char Drennen, Reporter. Second row: Joan Woolley, Vice-President ; Tony Thomason; Sharon Horkley, Sec- retary. Third row: Hal H olden; Ted Hinckley, President; Roy Bingo. 39 F.F.A. CLUB First row. Dean Barney, David Melendez, Gene Smith, Larry Rowe, Bobby Keele, Larren Arnold, Glen Parker, Brent Hall, Ross Hinckley. Second row: Mr. Jacobs, Adviser; Dwayne Luthy, Verl Han- sen, Lorin Mortensen, Larry Smith, Treasnrer; Lyle Robison, President; Yernon Edstrom, Reporter; Russell Withers, Secretary; Mr. Bagley, Adviser. Third row: Larry Hill, Orian Westover, Kay Baker, Larry Jensen, Ted Powell, Larry Barber, Dean Thomson, Devere Jones, Harry Mjinns, Tex Kauer. First roiv: Richard Smith, Keith Hinckley, Brent Bell, Donald Reno, Darwin Anderson, Warren Bood, Kriss Blanchard, Tharin Cheney, Arliss Willmore. Second row: Billy Luthy, Merlin Orr, Ralph Galbraith, Glen Widdison, Roger Wright, Bill Koon, Don Winn, Verdale Hill, Therrel McRae, Darrell Hope. Third row: Sherrill Bell, Lyrin Miinns, Spence Mnnns, Assistant Reporter; Ray Walker, Dean Wil- son, Jerry Rowe, David Murdock, Dell Barney, Jerry Peterson, Merlin Keele, Boyd Hill. These Future Farmers have produced a long calend ar of activities. One of the most important was to place third in the State Agronomy contest in Pocatello. Russell Withers was high-point man in live- stock judging at Blackfoot and Spence Munns took second place in District F.F.A. public speaking. 40 F.H.A. CLUB Firsf row: Mrs. Webster, Adviser; Joan Brown, Soir Leader; Marie Blanc hard, Secretary; Adele S jiild ' eri , Vice-President ; Carol Volhnan Clifford, President; Ann Kocherans, Finance Chairman; Clea Beck, Historian; Delia Biickland, Reporter. Second roiv: Joan Hill, Diane Clements, Elna Jean Hansen, Keva Smith, LaRite Hiiffaker, Charlain Drennen, Liiwana Little, Gwen Siepert, Carol Sommers, Lillo- ween demons, Harriet Daniels. Third row: Verda F.dstrom, Darlene Klin; ler, Nola Thomas, Lorna Keele, Sharon Flenderson, Vera Wilding, Bonnie Humphreys, Maiirine Taylor, Ktith Chambers, Carolyn Park- inson, Mary Vollman, Beth Anderson, Miyoko Shiratori. First row: Connie Shiildberg, Maureen Ricks, Yiiriko Shiratori, Verla Sharp, Mary Simmons, Patty Tophain, Dorla England, Sharon Bird, Jla Hiiskinson, Wilma Taylor. Second row: Ona Grover, LaRee George, Viola demons. Pearl demons, Marsha Hegsted, Jean Smith, Jo Ann Cluff, Ruth Rasmiissen, Carol Welker, Lela Clark, Phyllis Ames. Third row: Barbara Cook, Charole Robison, Jannettc Jackom- sen, Claire Fullmer, Ver niece Dearing, Barbara Garner, Nona Perry, Ann Clarke, Carolyn Rasmussen, Sharon Horkley, Sharon Parkinson. Our Chapter is proud to boast a District President, Adele Shuldberg, and a State Vice-President, Connie Shuldberg. The Harvest Ball together with the Fashion Show on Girls ' Day were two of the school ' s most outstanding activities during the year. Other activities included the Christmas Luncheon, Roller Skating, and the Irish Jig. 41 Art Wilson, Adviser Delmar Raybould, Vice-President Lester J. Petersen Gary Arnold Robert Taylor, President Var Manwaring, Sec. Treas. Brent Covington Frank Thompson Lawrence Anderson Gary Ashbocker Keith Sellers Kenneth Hook Donald Garner Stanley Sutton Don Powell Gary Stoddard Kenneth Barber Vernon Ricks Dale Smith Bart Withers Clare Benson Spence Munns Billy Garner Merrell Watts Bryant Squires Leland Thompson KKK CLUB The Kappa Kegga Knales is a service club consisting of about 30 Junior and Senior members. Its purpose is to maintain order and dicipline in our school. These boys are chosen from a point rating scale for outstanding ability and achievement. 42 Pearl Anderson, Adviser Virginia Webster, Vicc-Pres. Marjory Hacking, Reporter Patty Lynne Grover Riiili Potter, President Barbara Keith, Sec. Trcas. Elaine Andrus, Historian Marlene Terry Char Drennen Carol Reese Pat Walters Mary Ann Bunnell Doris Powell Gloria Hinckley Katherine Howe Janice Lewis Myra McCulloch Billie Wood Marie Blanchard Maureen Ricks Kirma Parkinson Yuriko Shiratori Jeanne DeMott Lois Hill Donna Peterslie Beverly Baker Sharon Horkley Adele Shuldberg Delia Buckland Loa Ann Cook Lorca Jackomsen Marlene Rainey Mary Lee Oldham Sharon Parkinson Barbara Garner Sharen Hemming Pat Randall Ann Clarke Carolyn Rasmussen Naomi Spaulding Steve Bunnell (mascot) Joan Woolley Marilyn Robison Luana Stephenson Faye Hinckley Jean Bennion The Pepper Club is one of the service clubs of the school. It tries to instill pep into the members of the student body along with the desire for greater participation in activities. Membership is open to all girls who achieve a high scholastic average, and maintain certain qualifications. PEPPER CLUB Glockenspiels This music club was organized in the early part of the school year. Its main purpose is to promote more in- terest in the field of music. F rsf rou ' : Brent Covington; Kirma Parkinson, Historian; Mary Lyman, Reporter; Lester J. Petersen, Vice- President; Elaine Andrtis, President; Char Drennen. Second roiv: Manrccn Ricks, Virginia Webster, Dale Parker, Donna Peterslie, Manrine Taylor, Carmen Brotcn, Gloria Hinckley, Mr. Payne, Adviser. Third row: Larry An- derson, Merrell Watts, LeRoy Zollin- ger, Norman Gray, Bert Ray Weekes. Armstrong, Quill Scroll Club This club is an international jour- nalistic organization set up for the purpose of fvirthering creative writ- ing among those who can meet its high requirements. First row: Carol Reese; Naomi Par- ker, Reporter; Marjory Hacking, President; Virginia Webster, Secretary; Maureen Ricks. Second row: Nola Thomas, DeVona Wcstover, Charole Rob son, Lawrence Anderson, Roy Bingo, Jean Keppner, Yiiriko Shiratori. Thespian Club This club is an international society for the advancement of dramatic arts in secondary schools. It is one of the few high school clubs to be carried over into college. First row: Leland Thompson, Shar- en Hemming, Secretary. Second row: Myra McCtilloch, Joan Woolley, Jean Bennion, Pete Thompson, Miss Phil- lips, Adviser; Dale Smith, President; Maureen Ricks, Vice-President; Carol V. Clifford, Reporter. Third row: Kirma Parkinson, Lois Llill, Jeanne DeMott, Del Rayboiild, Bart Withers, Loa Ann Cook, Ruth Potter, and Pat Walters. J 44 Art Class Study Hall Girls Physical Education 46 PEP BAND V -J t rsf row: Dale Parker, Secretary; Bonnie Sellers, Marilyn Harris, Virginia Webster, Donna Peterslie, Pat Randall, Genera Henderson, l.aRee Geor e, Sue Randall, Gail Nelson. Second row: Richard Smith, LeRoy Zol- linger, Kenneth Bischoff, Kay jeppeson, Bert Arnistron} , Laurence Anderson, Lester . Petersen, Vice-President ; Kent transen, Mcrrell Watts, Director; Brent Covington, President (not in picture). BAND lirst roiv: Rayola Weber, Pearl demons, Viola demons. Donna Peterslie, Virginia Webster, Adele Shuld- berg, Gail Nelson, Marilyn Harris. Second roiv: Kir ma Parkinson, Maureen Ricks, Mary Lyman, Fay Bingham, Dale Parker, LaRee George, Bonnie Sellers, Leo Rigby, Richard Anderson. Third row: Mr. Payne, Lutvena Little, Mary Lee Oldham, Kay Virgin, Bert Armstrong, Kay Wilding, Charlain Drcnnen, Pat Randall, Geneva Hender- son, Sue Randall. Fourth row: Richard Smith, LeRoy Zollinger, Jerry Hicks, Kenneth B ' schoff, Merrell Watts, Ralph Sorenscn, Berniece Groier. Fifth roiv: Joe Doherty, Ronald Rigby, Kent Fransen, Henry W hittaker, Howard Biddulph, Kay Jeppeson, Larry McCulloch, Lester J. Petersen, Goier Griffin. First row: Gloria Hinckley, Sharon Frost, Mary Simmons, Sue Randall, Shirley Anderson, Kay Wilding, La- Riie FInffaker, Marilyn Harris, Joan Kerbs, Bonnie Sellers, Gail Nelson. Second row: Mr. Payne, Fnstnictor; Marlenc Kainey, Manriiie Pritchard, Marilyn Rohison, Harriet Daniels, Carma Briggs, Lillian Weekes, Vella Coles, Ann Weiser , Lorraine Safford. Third row: Raymond Hill, jimmy Wright, Dale Smith, Merrell Watts, Lawrence Anderson, Elmo Miiir, Ray Cam phonse, Kent Marler. CHORUS First row: Elaine Andrns, Naomi Parker, Diiana Butler, Ruth Arnold, Alice Smith, Janice Leivis, Carol Reese, Iris Hamilton, Marlene Terry, Clea Beck, Delia Buckland. Second row: Lou Jean Smith, Joan Broivn, Katherinc Howe, Carmen Brown, Doris Poicell, Billie Wood, Ruth Peterson, Bella Nef, Donna Rudd, Pat Wal- ters. Third roiv: Mr. Payne, Instructor; Arleue Jenkins, Charlain Drennen, Nancy Johnson, Ruth Potter, Bev- erly Baker, Sharon Henderson, Corriue Hinckley, Faye Jollcy, Patty Lynne Grover, Jeanne DcMott. Fourth roiu: Bill Koon, David Cook, Frank Ricks, Iver Albretson, Roger Wright, Douglas Swendson, Ray Weekes, Lester J. Petersen, Cover Griffin, Joe Doherty. Fifth row: Navarre Smith, John Summers, DelVar Petersen, Blaine Will- iams, Steve Davidson, Darivin Anderson. 48 Beauty and the Beef combines the story of girl ' s loyalty to her team, epicac, drum-crazy boys, and society-loving parents, to make this a hilarious three-act comedy. First row: Norman Gray — Foggy Ryan Virginia Webster Franny Barten Var Manwaring Beef Anderson Kirma Parkinson Ginny Allen Naomi Parker _ Molly Woods Joe Doherty Professor Barten Lou Jean Smith Stage Manager Second row: Mary Ann Bunnell Doctor Spencer Barbara Keith _ Mitzi Robert Taylor Steve Barbara Smith „ Dot Gloria Hinckley Betty Beverly Baker Extra Janice Lewis Extra Delia Buckland Extra Brent Covington Lester Allen Billie Wood Miss Rigby Lois Hill Student Director Kathleen Phillips Director Third row: Blaine Williams Scaffold Frank Thompson Mr. Wood Donna Peterslie Barbara Ruth Potter Laura Allen Seth Evans George Allen Lester J. Petersen Extra Everett Fisher Extra Ray Walker _ Extra Billy Christensen Bubbles 49 A fast moving mystery comedy entitled the Hobgoblin House was presented to a packed house on February 9. The plot and characters were interwoven very effect- ively into a web of suspense, intrigue, and good solid humor, which held the audi- ence ' s interest until the fall of the final curtain. First row: Thella Bunnell Maureen Ricks Jean Bennion _. Joan WooUey . Joan Evans Jill Carter Susan Parkins Pricilla Carter Marion Carter Delilah Worts Second row: Kathleen Phillips Leland Thompson Bert Armstrong Dale Smith Bart Withers Pete Thompson Del Raybould Sharon Horkley __ Director Jack Loring Darous Krupp Bill Wilkins Bluebeard Bronson Frank Harlow Henry Goober Headless Phantom 50 FOOTBALL CO-CAPTAINS Left: Robert Taylor, quarterback. Right: Gary Arnold, fullback.. The team made a superior showing during the season with a record totaling 170 points against their opponents ' 109 points. They placed fourth in the District. SEASON ' S RECORD Firth Shelley St. Anthony Rigby Ashton Salmon Driggs Sugar Below: Madison vs. Driggs. 52 Opponent 0 14 6 7 19 25 12 26 Madison 12 13 25 6 33 6 68 7 Assist cm t Coach, Art Wilson; Kyle Spaiihfin , Merlin Kcclc, Bryant Scjiiircs, Kay Virgin, Rob- ert Taylor, Gary Arnold, Vernon Ricks, LeRoy Zollinger, George Broun. Second row: Dean Wilson, Spence Miinns, John Sinnniers, Ray Walker, Lee Cook, Jon Stoddard, Var Manivaring, Chester Reno, Kriss Blan chard, Roger Wright, Lyle Robison; Coach, Brick Parkinson. Third row: Reid Nelson, Roy Bingo, Reo Wolfgang, Stanley Sutton, Gary Ashbocker, Don Powell, Bart Withers, Gary Stoddard, Jerry Hicks, Lester Petersen, Merrell Raniniel, Jack Smith, Dale Winn, Lyle Heinz, Brent Covington, Vernal Stoddard. 53 Top row. ' Dean Wilson, guard; Merrell Rammcl, forward; Verl Arnold, forward; Bryant Squires, forward; Don ' Powell, center; Gary Ashbocker, guard. 54 Bottom row. Ralph Sorenseii, athletic manager; Gary Stoddard, center; Jerry Hicks, guard; Clare Benson, guard; Stanley Sutton, forward; Kyle Spajilding, forward. 5$ J.V. TEAM First row: Robert Barber, Keid Nelson, Jack Smith, LeRoy Zollinger, George Broivn, Lyle Heinz. Second roiv: David Mclendez, Gerald Taylor, Lee Morrell, Ted Powell, Ross Boivcn, Don ' Winn, Gary Varkinson. SEASON ' S RECORD Opponent Madison Opponent Madi; Ashton 24 56 Blackfoot 55 44 Driggs 25 45 Pocatello 52 49 North Cache 34 43 Shelley 48 39 North Cache 30 26 Rigby 35 32 Preston 39 48 Sugar 33 23 Pocatello 38 36 St. Anthony 29 31 St. Anthony 36 49 South Cache 52 42 Sugar 43 38 Preston 47 41 Rigby 43 45 Idaho Falls 45 54 Idaho Falls 38 43 Ashton 28 50 TOURNAMENT SCORES Opponent Madison Madison Ashton 29 52 Madison Shelley 41 50 Madison Sugar 41 34 Madison Idaho Falls 51 48 56 First row: Rcid Nelson, Dean Wilson, foe Doherty, Gary Arnold, Ralph Sorensen, Gary Ash- bocker, Coach Art Wilson. Second roii: Merrell Rainniel, Kay Beck, John Summers, Jon Stoddard, Dell Barney, jerry Rowe, Shcrrel l-orsgren, Ralph Galbraitb. Third row. jerry Petersen, Ken Hook, Merlin Keele, Dale Winn, David Murdoch, Vernon Ricks, Spence Munns, Blair Heittz. TRACK TEAM CHEER LEADERS The Student Body wishes to thank the three enthus- iastic cheer leaders for the successful work they have done in maintaining pep and vigor at Madison. Jna Anderson Leo Righy Thella Bunnell 57 1. Sweet Marie; 2. Boy! he ' s loaded; 3. Glamour Parade of ' 49; 4. Popeye Swem- son; 5. She hasn ' t changed a bit; 6. Plastic man; 7. Pajamas; 8. Monkey shines; 9. Sheila ' s outdoor etiquette; 10. Egghead; 11. Doing his home work; 12. Rag Mop; 15. Nice pose; 14. Ragtime Coxugirl Char. 58 . Tl.n-y jiifif iirou ' ait J i row; 2. Cheer up, Mary, there ain ' t no hell; 3. Bottoms lip; 4. 7.ola and big brother; 5. Confab; 6. Remember when; 7. That Hibbard gal; S. I ' ll huff and I ' ll puff — ; 9. When Virginia was a little tot; 10. Big wheel; 11. Maur- een and Bruce in the buggy days. 59 1. The new look; 2. The four musketeers; 3. Ready! Aim! Fire! 4. Little pain im the neck; 5. Miss Bunnell, alias the bluebird ; 6. The Spaulding seafarers; 7. Guess who; 8. They ' ve taken the Atlas treatment; 9. The leaning toiver; 10. Kyle S., pocket edition; 11. Age of Innocence; 12. Babe in the Woods; 13. What ' s happened to the pigtails, Ann? 60 1. Bathing beauty; 2. Mutt and Jeff; 3. Ginger Rogers and Fred Astairc; 4. A bird in the bush; 5. Old Faithful Williams; 6. Peek-a-boo! ; 7. Buddie; S. A drip — mean drift; 9. Anyone would recognize that smile; 10. One more ivoiild break it down; 11. We bat e teeth. 61 PARKINSOH TRACTOR COMPANY John Deere Quality Farm Machinery Caterpillar Diesel Tractors Sales and Service PHONE 45 Service Buill Our Business REXBURG, IDAHO REXBURG ABSTRACT COMPANY REXBURG COAL FEED CO. 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CLASSIC SHOPPE Because You Love Nice Things REXBURG, IDAHO STAR-LANE STUDIO Excellent Photographs and Friendly Service Rexburg, Idaho Phone 64-W BILL ' S DRIVE INN We serve superior meals, and guarantee efficient service. Rexbui-g, Idaho THE REXBURG JOURNAL • Serving the Printing Needs of This Area Since 1889 M. H. KING COMPANY Rexburg Variety Store Featuring School Supplies 66 THE MAIN FOOD STORE Delivery Service Phone 61 Patronize Our Advertisers KEITH ' S FOOD STORE Quality Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables • Rexburg, Idaho Phone 60 Corner Main and Center Where Friends Meet Friends CONTRIBUTIONS D R Jewelers Herdti Electric Co. Regal Cleaners Watson Home Bakery Darlene ' s Beauty Shop Hotel Idamont Powell ' s Insurance 67 REXBURG JOURNAL PRINT I