Madison High School - Yearbook (Rexburg, ID)

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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?

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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?

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( 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