Madison High School - Yearbook (Rexburg, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1952 volume:

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' - - f,-.1 . -,wi f,--.L .' dns., f -gif? 0If'QlfUOIf' LIKE A BUTTERFLY BURSTING ITS RESTRAINING BONDS IN SRRINGTIME THE STUDENTS OF MADISON HIGH SCHOOL EMERGE FROM THEIR CACOON OF EDUCATION GLOSSED WITH THE SILVER OF MAGIC EXPERIENCE AND RICHLY COLORED BY THE NEW WISDOM AND UNDERSTANDING LIKE THE BUTTERFLY THE STUDENTS TRY THEIR OF KNOWLEDGE AND THEY REVEL IN A GLORIOUS SENSATION OF ACCOMPLISHMENT AS THEY ARE BORNE UR BY THIS STRENGTH AND CARRIED ON THEIR WAY IN THE NEW WORLD INTO WHICH THEY HAVE EMERGED CONFIDENT AND FAITHFUL THAT THEY CANNOT FAIL 2 NEW WINGS, NOW STRENGTHENED BY THE SUNSHINE QQ lCOLfl0Ifl WE THE STUDENTS AND FACULTY OF MADISON HIGH SCHOOL TAKE GREAT PLEAS URE IN DEDICATING THIS MADISONIAN TO OUR VICTORIOUS BOBCAT FOOTBALL TEAM OF I95I WHO THROUGH THEIR UNTIRING EFFORTS WITH THEIR COACHES AND SCHOOL AND THEIR STRONG DESIRE TO WIN HAVE AGAIN PRE SENTED US WITH A CHAMPIONSHIP HAIL BOBCATS 3 Z O I THEIR SPORTSMANSHIP, THEIR COOPERATION 2 1 xx 2 , 5 , 4- + 'ezfig L .5 Q :E ' f igs . .V 142 - . 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EW a - ,X A',X left to rlght Lynn Morras, Ronald Hall T Leonard Smath, Verla Chapman and Ray Clements SUPERINTENDENT TO THE STUDENTS OF MADISON HIGH To make oneself conform or act accordang to what as proper as a great andavadual chal lenge No matter what one does or thanks there wall be opposataon restraants conflacts annumerable daffacultaes whach wall arase to baffle the most learned an the ready solutaon of has ambataons A successful man as made and proven by has abalaty to capably solve these deterrents one by one as each day pre sents ats new problems Dont thank your problems are so much dafferent than the others have If you feel your late as more daftacult than others you are lust creatang fagmeratataons of the mand your andolence or s'othfulness rather than makang yourselves task masters and reapang the rewards that come from surmountang your daffacultaes and contanuang to rase above the level of medaocraty wath whach most people seem satastaed Ev ryday presents ats challenge Meet at squarely and untlanchangly Make yourself gave the best you are able to gave each day It as often the seemangly anconsequentaal dutaes properly done that form a pattern of steps to success Remember any aob worth doang as worthy of your best School whach as a component part of lafe was meant to be a challenge Meet at accept at and gave at your best My sancere best washes to the students of Madason Hagh GEORGE CATMULL . , , . . . . . I , I , I , , , V ' , to serve as excuses for your lack of interest, , , 1 e ' . ' , , , - I J ' ' - ' B I Norval Blgler Hal Barton Winona Bean Lenore Ig er M c Offlce English 8. Journalism Engllsh Speech 8- Dramahcs us: IReplacec.l by Mrs Leo Parkerl Jean C Brown C Drue Cooper Merle Fnsher S ence 8. Mathemahcs Shop Eng Replaced by Carol Bunnelll PRINCIPAL Today I have grown taller from walkung Students and teachers have grown taller d rm thus school year because of the whole U 9 some school spnrut whnch has come through a deeper understandmg of each others prob d lems and an apprecratnon for the Innate goo found un every mdnvldual WILLIS G NELSON lush Sclence 81 Debate Cl LIC!! Keith Greenhalgh 7 , with the trees -Korle Wilson. 1 I S' Olena S Harrls Englnsh Julma S Hart llbrary John L Hasley History Mathematics 8. Socnal Scnence Garth R Holman Commercial Norman R Holman Physucal Education 8- Coach Frank H Jacobs Agrnculture Clifford Jaussn Science 8- Asst Coach Robert M Kerr Mathematlcs Beth Porter Physncal Educatuon lReplaced by LaRee Munnsl Freddy Reese Custodlan Rulon Romney Spamsh 8- Muslc Alma E Teuscher History 8. Social Scrence Arthur W Wnlson Hlstory Booklceepmg Physlology 8- Asst Coach Thelma lee Wnttman Home Economics . , . . Director of Intramurals, , . . ,gluclenf goofy O icerri Max Smlth Joan Evans Presndent V ce P esudent Jannette Jackomsen Leo Rugby Carolyn Parkmson Margaret Melenclez Publ clty Manager M Ne Ed tor 9 Glenna Goodlnffe ec etary Jo Anne Horkley Colleen Cook Sales Manage I l r ' S r Recreation leader Cheer leader Madisonian Editor i ' ws i r LEFT TO RIGHT FIRST ROW Thella Bunnell Marsha Hegsted Marva Wnllmore Ann Neville Shirley Hendricks Colleen Miller Janis Sharp and Joan Cluff SECOND ROW executnve members leo Rugby Colleen Cook Carolyn Parkinson Glenna Good luffe Max Smuth .loan Evans Jo Anne Horkley Jannette Jackomsen and Margaret Melendez THIRD ROW Darrell Whitehead Bully DeMott Tony Thomas Ted Powell Ronald Rugby Val Hemmmg Bobby Melendez and larry Evans FOURTH ROW Keith Christensen Bull lawrence Harry Brunson Lowell Barrick DelVar Petersen Jerry Hicks lee Morrell Douglas Swend sen and Rlchard Smith CUMHCI The Legislative Council is a representative body consisting of representatives from each of the four classes elected representatives from each of the home rooms and appointed representatives for the various activities The Executive Council and the Legislative Council combined compose the Student Body Council Two members of the High School Faculty guide the Student Body Council In sponsoring and conducting the many phases of student activity and democratic government The Student Body Council composes the mann student governing body of our high school The democratic spirit as It prevails is exemplified in the fine leader ship used in promoting the welfare of the students We extend our gratitude to those officers who have offered the best in lyceums assemblies and all other phases of educational and social functions IO 5 1 r r l 1 l 1 I . 1 I 1 l The Executive Council of Madison High School consists of the elected officers. , , ' I I - I I Q Y, , QHJOI' dy DEAD OF NIGHT LEFT TO RIGHT KNEELING Onan Westover Harry Brunson Floyd Wnllmore Geneva Henderson and Margaret Thompson STANDING Dale Parker Margaret Melendez Dean Thomson Bonny West and Kent Jolley SEATED Blau Hemz and Duane Ruch 12 ll ll . 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' QI'll0I 6 CLJ6 .,M6i0l'g FRESHMAN TRAIL The traul that leads to success and happuness un lufe us a long and steady clumb Nothung worthwhule us achueved wuthout effort and a very large group of freshmen appeared on regustratuon day l9118 to start the clumb Reud Nelson was chosen as our furst class presudent We were a guuet group who spoke only when we felt luke ut ln our Freshman year we showed that we had great abuluty un athletucs musuc dramatucs and other specual arts We showed outstandung abuluty un schol astuc achuevements by wunnung furst place un the gurls and boys duvusnon of the essay contest sponsored by the Rexburg Junuor Chamber of Commerce SOPHOMORE TRAIL The sophomore traul looked a luttle steeper than the freshman traul but we had the wull and enterpruse to try anythung once Then uf we dudn t succeed we would keep tryung untul we dud We chose Larry Rowe to lead us and we enuoyed an ventful and prosperous year The sophomore party was a roarung success and everythung went well The gurls began to vusut the beauty parlors more often and the boys began to notuce geometruc fugures that were not un the geometry book JUNIOR TRAIL There were many thorns and branches whuch hundered us as we clumbed the everlastung traul of success Some have strayed off the traul but they wull one day To keep us goung at a steady pace we chose Lyle Heunz to lead us Our Junuor Promenade was very successful There was no questuon about ut we were begtn nung to act luke ladues and gentlemen SENIOR TRAIL Our mauestuc freshman class had dwundled down to a small but proud senuor class but we remembered that many good tnungs come un small packages It was now our turn to set a pace for Nladuson H gh School Wuth age comes wusdom and Del Var Petersen was chosen presudent Our presentatuon of the senuor play left no doubt un anyones mund that we were talented un dramatucs Our class blossomed out un unsurpassed leadershup un every fueld Sunce we had gauned much wusdom and knowledge ut us no wonder that when our resources were pooled we had such a successful Senuor Ball We 'ooked hopefully toward the day of gradu atuon when we would be rewarded for our efforts THE BEGINNING OF THE END When the end of the senuor traul was reached we saw many other trauls lead ung to all walks of lufe We saw that our hugh school years had been only steppung stones and we now had to decude whuch traul we weue best fitted to follow However Maduson Hugh School had guven us a furm foundatuon upon whuch to buuld our hopes and dreams We go forth wuth courage and enthusuasm gauned tnrough testung our mental powers wuth those of our colleagues wuth fond re unembrance of all the fune fruends we have left behund and wonderful tumes we had together and wuth an undyung trust and loyalty to Maduson Hugh School I3 get back on. The only sad part is that they have wasted so much precious time. . . . I . I On Into the Unknown en iam 1952 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Adviser Advlser MR TEUSCHER MR NELSON Recreation Leader GENEVA HENDERSON Hr Interest lnves m Hubbard Class offncer 3 4 Pepper Club 3 4 Pep Band 2 3 4 Sen or Play 4 Pepper Presudent 4 French Club 3 u dent Councll 3 Athletic Manager GEORGE DEWAYNE WILDING Friendly to all Good mg 4 years Madison 4 KKK Club 4 Class Of fucer 4 Basketball Man ager 4 KAY BAKER An elugnble bachelor A 3 Stag Presldenl DEL VAR PETERSEN Bow happy K K K Cu 3 4 School ay 4 Class otfncer 4 ep n 3 A Tr ck Thespuan Club 4 Reporter FARRELENE WINTERS The sweetest and rar es of gurls A ass offlcer l ed Club l M News staff 3 Sk: Club 4 LARRY WOOD BARBER Stull water runs deep A ub Club l 2 14 Vrce Presldenl Secretary LA REE GEORGE HOWARD Hows marrled lufe'9 Pepper Club 3 4 Thes plan Club 3 4 Pep Band 2 Class Off cer 2 Pep Vodue 2 Cheer Leader FLOYD WILLMORE st al hum ro officer 4 Semor Play 4 Thesplan Club 4 ROBERT BARBER lot f quiet nice ness Club 3 Ski Club 4 Stag Club l DALE PARKER Left hand third fmg C ss oflcer ep Band l Semor Play 4 Sku Club 4 Muslc Club 3 4 ep ue 2 3 FHA ELAINE ASHBOCKER lot of quiet me ness C ed Club l Z X .,. 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SENIORS BONNIE ARLENE BARNEY Qunet and easy on the es C edClubI 2 3 4 FH D BARNEY Bug and graceful FFA I 2 Club I 2 Fo tbal 4 Tra NORMAN HENDRICKS I lake fun and plenty of De ate I 3 Stag Club I 2 3 Declamatnon I Track 4 Wrestlmg 4 KENNETH BISCHOFF Madison s Harry James Mus IC Club 3 Operetta 4 Pep Band 2 3 4 KKK Club 4 Pep Vod 2 3 Dance Orch 4 Stag Clubl 2 3 CARMA BRIGGS A wnnnmg srnule A Coed Clubl 2 3 4 Chorus 2 ERNEST BRIGGS url shy KKK Club 3 4 O er etta 4 Pep Vodue 3 Baseball 3 4 Mustc Contest Stag Club I GEORGE RALPH BROWN Helps keep Maduson on top KKK Club 3 4 Madlsonlan Staff 4 Math 81 Sclence Club 4 Student Councll I Stag Club HARRY MUNNS BRUNSON Our own Howard Hull Thespuan Club Pres 4 Sk: Club 4 Declamatlon 3 4 Sensor Play 4 Football 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 THELLA BUNNELL Shes always a booster Pepper Club 3 4 Thesplan Club 3 4 Cheer Leader 2 Class Offtcer I Declamatlon I uI2 FH I234Choru RUTH ALICE CHAMBERS Sweet and happy Coed u I 2 4 F ROSE CHANDLER e age of Innocence Pepper Cu 34 MNewsStf24CoedClubI2 3 4 Madlsoman Staff 3 MARIE CHENEY Quiet and lnkeable Coed Club 2 3 4 Choru VELLA JEANNE COLES Happy as a lark smgs like one too Pepper Club 3 4 Chorus 2 4 Co Cu I 2 3 4 Ho e Room Rep 3 Cheer Leader Dupont Wash I Operetta4 MAUREEN ERIKSON Does everythmg well Pepper Club 3 4 Offucer 4 Class Offlcer 2 Pep Vodle 3 Thesplan Club 3 4 .IOAN EVANS A gurl you cant forget Pepper u 3 4 Thespuan Club 2 3 4 F HA I 2 Class Offucer 2 Student Body Offlcer 4 JOYCE FYFE Just call her Buzz Class Offucer 2 4 C ed Clubl 2 3 4 Chorus 3 GLENNA GEANE GOODLIFFE Our effncuent secret ary Pepper Club 3 4 Thespran Club 3 4 Stu dent Body Officer 4 Class Offncer 3 School Play 3 Sensor Play 4 Declamatuon I 3 Madnsoman Staff 2 3 Student Councll 3 ey. o- ,,,...A.3. REE Stag , , 3. o I 3, . ck 3, 4. 2 A it. b , - , , . ' ,4- : ' I A. F.H. . I, 2, 3, 4. - , , , . ,4. : G' , , . p - 4. ,2. l I 1, 2, 3. ' ' DOROTHY CHAMBERS: Happy as a lark. Co-ed Clb,,3,4...A.,,,. 54. Clb , ,3, . .H.A.I,2,3,4. . : Th ' . lb,. af,.- ,, I, , , . sl. . , . I, , . -ed lb , , , . m . . cub, ' ,, .... ',,3,4. 0' 1 I I - I - I I I5 JOANNE HENDERSON Good thmgs come nn Itttle ndles C edClubI 2 3 4 FHA I DAVID NELSON Nlce and qunet Sta Club I SHIRLEY HENDRICKS Her quletness brmgs out her oo ness C ed Club I 2 3 FHA I 2 3 4 Student Counctl 4 Home Room Rep 4 VARD S HENDRICKS So nuce to know FFA I 2 4 Stag Clubl 2 Chorus 4 JERRY FRAND HICKS Madlsons mtghty forward Baseball 3 4 KKK Club 3 4 Mustc Club 3 Sk: Club 4 Class Offucer 3 Madusonlan Staff I Stu dent Councnl 4 BOYD IRVEN HILL Wavey halr and a fruendly smle A 4 St 2 3 C us 4 RAYMOND KENNETH HILL Hes a sensor but hus heart as wnth the freshmen KKK Club 3 4 Stag Clu I 2 3 4 Pep Vodue 2 Skt Club 4 HAL HOLDEN Gtve s lufe to any dead party KKK Club 4 Spantsh Club 2 Chorus 3 4 Stag Club I 2 3 Intramural Captaun 4 DA RELL HOPE Burtons bestest A Clubl 2 3 BONNIE HUMPHREYS She llkes fun A ed Clubl 2 3 4 Skt Club ROBERT BOB HUSKINSON Neat and reckless Stag Club I 2 3 Pep Vodle I Skt Club Pres 4 JOSEPH KENT JOLLEY Jolley lolley butcher boy KKK Club 3 4 Thesplan Club 3 4 Declamatnon 3 4 Sensor 4 Football 2 3 Track 2 3 SENIORS DEAN GREEN Full of fun Cheer Leader 3 4 Class Officer 3 KKK Club 3 4 Stag Club I 2 3 Pep Vodle 2 SAMUEL LARRY GROVER He has the best tnmes A 2 4 Sta b IRIS LARAINE HAMILTON Our sweet lnttle office a P pper Club 3 4 Coed Club I 2 3 A orus I NORMAN DIX HART Tall dark and handsome KKK Club 3 4 French Club 3 Debate 3 Stag Club I 2 Pep Vodxe 2 BLAIR W HEINZ NIIIFISIKY Football 4 Track I 2 3 4 Stag Club I 2 Pep Vodle 3 Sensor Play 4 Thesplan Club 4 LYLE S HEINZ The boy wtth the buuld Athletlc Mgr 2 Class Offucer 3 KKK Club 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Basketball 4 Pep Vodle 3 St Club I 2 3 F.F. .I, , . gClu I, 2, 3. gl. e ,. - ,,,4.F. H. . 3. Ch , 2, 3, 4. '39 I 1 - bu o- , , , .... , 3. 'Z : ., . - 9 I .V Q 2, 3. , g d . o- , , ,4. ...Club Basketball 2, 3, 4. Football 2, 3, 4. Track 2, 3, 4. 'I F.F. . 1, 2, 3, , ag Club 1, , . haf- X b , , , . ' . ' . R z ' rf. . 1, 2, 3. at ' , Stag , , , 4. 1 QR : ' . F.H. . I, 2. Co- , , , . ' 4. , . ' Play . , . , , 4. I6 SENIORS VIRGIL JAMES JONES Happy go lucky Stag Club 2 4 Choru TEX JAMES KAUER As mce as anyone could ask A 3 4 Stag C MARVIN N LARSEN Never a dull moment wnth arvm FFA I St g Clubl RICHARD MAGLEBY Have you seen htm dance'9 KK Club 3 FFA I 2 4 Class Offlcerl MARGARET MELENDEZ Her smtlle ts golden and her atm as hugh Spamsh Club I 2 Coed Club I 2 3 4 Coed Club Offtcer 2 3 Student Body Off: cer 4 Pep Vodte 2 3 Sensor Play 4 Skt Club 4 COLLEEN MILLER Whale above ground ye shall hear m Pepper Club 3 4 Thespuan Club 2 3 4 Madusontan Staff 4 Student Councul 4 Pep Vodte 3 Skt Club DOROTHY CLINGER NEF Her future ts on her tn er Coed I FH I 2 Class SHERAL S MORGAN New and mce Idaho Falls I Salmon Hugh 2 3 FFA I REID W NELSON Sorry gurls already taken F F A otball I 2 4 Bas 3 4 Fren Club 3 VAN R PARKINSON The gent wrth the green Pon trac KKK Club 3 4 Stag Clubl 2 3 Chorus 4 RUTH DIANE RICH I dont know much about war but I love to be rn arms Declamatnon I 2 3 4 Pepper Club 3 4 Thesptan 3 4 Class Offtcer 2 Sensor Play 4 School Play 3 Sk: Club 4 M News 2 Macltsoman Staff I 2 3 BRUCE RICKS One of the Htbbardltes FFA Club I 2 4 Stag Club I 2 aBsketball I Chorus 4 LEO J RIGBY A bundle of cheer School Orch 4 FFA I 4 KKK Club 3 4 Student Body Offtcer 4 Chorus I 4 LYNN T RITCHIE You cant keep a good man down KKK Club 3 4 Math 8. Sctence Club 4 Debate 2 3 4 Student Councul I 3 DONNA DEAN ROBINSON Small and bashful Coed Clubl 2 3 4 Chorus 4 LARRY ROWE Just a darn mce ktd F FA 2 Class Offtcer 2 Track 3 4 JANICE SHARP Her Interest graduated tn Pepper Club 3 4 Offtcer 4 Pep Vodte 2 3 Mad rsoman Staff 3 M News 2 Coed Club I BILL SMITH The guy with the clothes Stag C ub 2 3 4 Choru I, 2, 3. F.F.A. I, ,I . 5 4. I for. F.F. . 1, 2, l, . lub 1, 2. A M '. ......a ,2,3. K . . . . , , . ' . elif I I - - r I l .4 x 2, . ' 4. A ' I ' . f' 9 - , 2, 3,.4. . .A. , . Rep. 2. High. 7 ,....,2,3,4. I, 3,.4. Class Officer I. KKK 4. Track I, 2, 3, 4. Fo , , 3, . ketball 2, , . ch : ' '. ...,3,4. : ' ' '50. - - ' ,, ., ' - I 2, 3' 4. : ll 4 .ll I I I, , , . S 3. l I7 DEAN LESTER THOMSON Personallty should be has mlddle name Thespnan Club 3 4 KKK Club 3 4 FFA Clubl 2 3 School Play 3 Senxor Play 4 Debate I Declamatuon I 2 Football 4 Class Officer I MARGARET THOMPSON Shes gomg Into the con s ructnon F H A u Madvsonlan Staff I 4 Sensor Play 4 Class offtc er 2 3 Sk: Club Offucer 4 DAVID WALZ Why study when I can sleep F 4 St MARIE RAYOLA WEBER Very mce Coed Club CAROL WEEKES If snlence as golden then Carol us nc edl 23 FHAI2Choru BONNY BARRICK WEST One to be proud of C e I 2 3 4 Coed Offucer 2 Spanush Club 3 Senuor Play 4 Glee Club I 2 ORIAN WESTOVER Thats a right FFA I 2 3 Art Club 2 Stag Club I 2 3 Sensor Play Thespuan Club 4 Chorus 3 4 MARY WHITTAKER Her personallty has won her many frnends C ed Club I 2 3 4 Debate Chorus 3 4 VERA MAE WILDING FULLMER Our Iuttle house ws e A 4 Club 4 MARY WEIMER She us as good as she ts faur C edClubI 2 3 4 FHA I M NewsStaff4 ROBERT IRVING WOODMANSEE Brings many a laugh your way Stag Club I 2 3 Class Otftcer I KKK Club 3 4 HERMAN LE ROY ZOLLINGER Egghead Basket I 4 Pe B Musuc Club 2 3 SENIORS GENE REED SMITH The smnle that wnll take hum aces FFA 2 3 4 FFA Offlcer 3 4 u I MAX H SMITH A presudent to be proud of S u dent Body Offlcer 4 KKK Club 3 4 Thespuan 3 4 School Play 3 Declamatuon Play 3 Stag Club I MELVENA STALEY New and nuce St Anthony Hugh I 2 3 Pepper Club 4 M News Staff 4 Co ed Club 4 GERALD FRED SUMMERS Why do schools have teachers? S g Clubl 2 3 MAURINE TAYLOR She uses Ponds she s engaged Band I 2 F HA 3 4 Coe C 3 4 Muslc Club 2 Sk: Club 4 Bolse Hugh 3 DEE BROWNING THOMAS What he hasnt got he doesnt need Club 4 Stag Club I 2 Math 8. Sclence Club 4 F FA I S.. pl . ...I,.,,.... ' ,.Stag CI b , 2. . z ' . t- 2, 3. I A . 2 .. .5 ' . ta , . Pep ,....I,2,,.l'dIubl,2, .Q ' .HKKK l. ,,3. . M KX :H , . . Q f t ' . . . . I, 2. Co-ed Cl b I, 2, 3, 4. F.A. I, 2, 3, . ag Club I, 2, 3. I I I, 2, 3, 4. Band I, 2,-3, 4. F.H.A. II, 2, 3. 'h. Co- -,,,4....,., s4. I., A., O- d , , , - - ' - ' 4 4. . ' . ' 4. ' ao- , , , - I. , 'f . F.H. . I, 2. Co-ecl Club I, 2, 3, . Ski , 04 ,I,'...L,,,, . ball , 2, 3, 4. Football 2, 3, . p 'and I, 2. I8 2l'llOI' Cfadd ,W ELAINE ASHBOCKER leaves her shy frrendtrness to Garl Nelson KAY BAKER leaves the problem of U S Hrstory class to Warren Topham Poor Warren' LARRY WOOD BARBER leaves hrs herght to Sharon Brrd ROBERT BARBER were sure Bobby could spare some freckles and red harr for you Theron Cheney BONNIE ARLENE BARNEY leaves her henna to anyone who thrnks they can handle rt REED BARNEY leaves hrs abrlrty to throw hrs werght ar ound on the football freld to Val Hemmrng FAY BINGHAM leaves some of that mrghty muscle to Dee Brower or should rt be the other way around'7 KENNETH BISCHOIEF leaves hrs abrlrty to play the trumpet to Darrell Henderson CARMA BRIGGS leaves her whrte teeth to anyone who can handle them ERNEST BRIGGS was gorng to leave hrs vorce but drdnt have heart to leave rt GEORGE BROWN says he cant spare much but consented to leave lrranchot Jensen hrs grades rn chemrstry HARRY DRUNSON leaves hrs archery set to hrs lrttle srster srnce cuprd shot Harry frrst THELLA BUNNELL leaves her drawrng abrlrty to Darla England DOROIHY CHAMBERS leaves her abrlrty to sew to anybody who wrll work hard enough to aCqUrre rt RUTH CHAMBERS leaves for Ted ROSE CHANDLER eaves her grft of gab to Carolyn Parkrn son MARIE CHENEY leaves her quretness to all gum poppers DOROTHY CLINGER rs leavrng for Dwayne MAUREEN ERIKSON leaves her abrlrty to keep Colleens locker clean to anyone who feels up to the task JOAN EVANS leaves her rndustry to the new Veep of Madrson Hrgh JOYCE FYFE leaves her pleasrng personalrty GLENNA GOODLIFFE leaves a strong clesrre to become a nurse to Marsha Chrrstenson DEAN GREEN says he doesnt want to leave Well thats possrble too' LARRY GROVER leaves hrs hot rod goggles to Don Wrnn who says the wrnd makes tears rn hrs eyes NORMAN HART leaves hrs srngrng abrlrty to Lors Powell IRIS HAMILTON leaves for the B Y U BLAIR HEINZ leaves hrs Brooklyn accent to Lee Morrell LYLE HEINZ wrth hrs complrments leaves hrs shoulders to Skrnny Wrnters GENEVA HENDERSON leaves to make her home rn Hrb bard JOANNE HENDERSON leaves all her Amerrcan Hrstory tab lets to Stuart her brother who wrll apprecrate them we are sure NORMAN HENDRICKS leaves very quretly but oh how swrftly SHIRLEY HENDRICKS leaves her shyness to Jannette J VARD HENDRICKS says he rs rust leavrng for good JERRY HICKS leaves hrs abrlrty to frght wrth the Vrce Presrdent to next year s Presrdent BOYD HILL rust leaves lookrng for greener pastures RAYMOND HILL wrth sympathy leaves hrs herght to How ard Brddulph DARRELL HOPE leaves hrs abrlrty to be rn school to any body who can work on a farm LA REE HOWARD leaves to take care of her chrckens BONNIE RAY HUMPHREYS leaves some of her herght to Zola Coles BOB HUSKINSON leaves hrs IA classrfrcatron to anyone Uncle Sam thrnks worthy of rt KENT JOLLEY leaves hrs abrlrty to keep a strarght face to the lead rn next year s senror play VIRGIL JONES leaves hrs tratfrc trckets to Kendell Perkrns TEX KAUER leaves hrs cheery hello echorng rn the halls MARVIN LARSEN leaves the hopesl RICHARD MAGLEBY leaves hrs blond wavy harr to Melvrn Rrcks MARGARET MELENDEZ leaves her pep to next years Cheer Leaders COLLEEN MILLER leaves h r abrlrty to keep a clean lwhoopsj locker to Marrlyn Stephenson SHERAL MORGAN leaves hrs shyness to Bobby Parkrnson DAVID NELSON leaves hrs dancrng abrlrty to Rrchard Smrth REID NELSON leaves hrs posrtron on the basketball team to hrs brother John DALE PARKER leaves her long blond harr to Patty Topham VAN PARKINSON leaves hrs cheery smrle to Mr Kerr DEL VAR PETERSEN leaves hrs dear old Dad to the Sem rnary DIANE RICH leaves her abrlrty to warble lrke a brrd to Prrce Davenport BRUCE RICKS leaves hrs abrlrty to shave wrthout cuttrng hrmself to Bull DeMott LEO KIGBY leaves hrs abrlrty to yell to room D LYNN D RITCHIE leaves hrs mrddre name DONNA ROBINSON leaves her happy attrtude to Ted Halrstrom LARRY ROvvE leaves hrs rnterest rn F FA to Jrmmre Merkle JANILE SHARP decrded that she needs all she has so she rs takrng rt all wrth her to Jack Waddel LOIS SMITH leaves a rob for any effrcrent baby tender MAX SMITH leaves hrs abrlrty to conduct Student Councrl meetrngs to anyone who wrrl do an excellent rob MELVENA STALEY leaves her quretness rn Pepper meetrng to Sue Randall GERALD SUNINIERS left for the Navy MAURINE TAYLOR leaves to a future as a Navy wrfe DEE THOMAS leaves hrs rolly personalrty to Gary Chrrs tensen Take care of rt Gary for rt wrll take you far MARGARET THOMPSON leaves Mr Kerrs geometry class frnally DEAN THOMSON leaves hrs quret Pay Attentron attrtude to Nyrrn Nelson DAVID WALZ wrlls the offrce telephone back to Mr Nel son RAYOLA WEBER leaves her quret personalrty to Bonnre Sellers MARY WEIMER leaves her goldre locks to Lorrarne Rowe ORIAN WESTOVER leaves he hopes MARY WHITTAKER leaves her good study habrts to Rex Smrth GEORGE WILDING leaves hrs No I3 shoes to LeRoy Kerbs VERA MAE FULLMER leaves to grve Dee three square meals a day FLOYD WILLMORE leaves hrs senror class cheer leader rob to anybody good enough to take hrs palce BONNY WEST leaves to become a full trme mother to her lrttle grrls ROBERT WOODMANSEE leaves hrs polrte and consrderate ways rn school to Clarence Hunter LE ROY ZOLLINGER wrlls hrs corner rn Mr Brglers cloak room to Wanda and Don LeRoy wants to keep rt rn the famrly I I . , U - e .. VELLA COLES---leaves her voice to the music room. GENE SMITH-leaves his ability to speak before a group I9 Just Around the Corner MI'LL0l 6 CLASS or 1953 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Advuser Advuser President Vice Presldent Secretary Mr Flsher Mr Romney Richard A Smnh Gall Nelson Sharon Parker Recreation Leader Ath etnc Mgr Reporter Cheer Leader Ann Weiser Ted F Powell Mary Jean Rugby Donnefla Burns The class of 53 presented an outstandung Junuor Week clumaxed by a success ful .lunvor Prom The Theme song Slelgh Rude was carrled out In blue and vvhste decoratnons Members of the Junior class held prominent student body posltlons and the class as a whole contrlbuted to the support of all school functnons 20 O r .', - 1 . , . , . . . I . . ,, . . ,, . . . - 1 1 JUNIORS Belh Anderson Rrchard Anderson Sharon Anderson Shlrley Anderson Brent Bell Howard Biddulph Sharon .I Blrd Keith A Brarlhwalte Gary Chnslensen Duane Clements llllowene Clemons Pearl Clemons Colleen Cook Jams Marlene Eck Verda Edstrom Denms W Emery Margaret Goodlnffe Brent Hall Elma Jean Hansen Vearl Hansen larren Arnold Maxme H Bnggs Vlola Clemons Darla England Marsha Hegsfed Dean Barney Carole Beathe Mane Brower Theron A Cheney, Jr Joan Cluff Calvin Neilson Donald V Flsher Claire Fullmer Darrell Henderson Cheron Hendricks 21 Colleen Hill Joan Hill lla Jean Huskinson Jannette Jackomsen Shirley Mae Klingler DaVon Lauder Jerry Moore lee Morrell Garry Parkinson Shirlee Pearson larry Hill Franchot Jensen Renee lewis l.orin Mortensen Don Percival JUNIORS Keith Hinckley larry S. Jenson Lawena little Harry A. Munns Sue Randall Ross Hinckley ldagene Jeppson Dwayne lulhy Nylin Nelson Ruth Rasmussen Ned Horne LaRee Huffaker luella Kauer Robert Keele Claire lynn McKinley David Melendez Bonnie Jean Neville Carolyn Parkinson Donald F. Reno Melvin D. Ricks 22 JUNIORS Ronald K. Rigby Lorraine Rowe Bonnie Sellers Betty Smith Brent Smith Jean Smith Lois Smith Reva Smith Carol Sommers Dwight S. Spaulding Ada Lou Sutton Douglas H. Swendsen Gerald L. Taylor Faye M. Thomas JoAnn Thompson Patty Topham Warren Topham Bert Trost Mary Vollman .lack Waddell Tom Webster Carol Welker Henry Whittaker Kay Wilding Arliss Willmore Garth Wilson Ruth Winter Gary L. Winters 23 Check those knees Her life s occupation Tweety Pre Fly catcher Hey fellows where Girl s camp A couple of hlcks Mlsslonarles Which IS whlch'P Sweet young and Innocent Duuhh' We heap totem pole ya headed? All pooped out Bottoms up Trlple exposure 24 . IO. ' ' ' . ' ' ' . 11. , , ' . ' . 12. . Hotsy Totsy. 13. I'm always thinking of you, Margie . 14. . , , ' . 15. . ' ' . 16. . ' . 17. ' . Sliding Into Third SopAom0red CLASS OF 1954 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Pres dent V ce Presndent Secretary Recreat on Leader Athletic Manager Lowell S Barrick Sharon Shuldberg Dorothy Jacobsen Evelyn Walker Ted Hallslrom Reporter Cheer Leader Adviser Adv ser Richard Morrell .lrmmue Menkle Mr Cooper Mrs Brown The sophomores are full pledged students of Madison at last They have been very active In promotmg and participating In many school functions Durlng the year successful parties have been held and our Sophomore Week was one of the best topped off by the always popular Sophomore Frolzc The sophomore basketball team walked off with the class series championship which gives promise for an excellent varslty squad In coming years Being leaders ID contrlbutlng to the development of hugh Ideals and standards ofthe school we are confident that the class of 54 will graduate with top honors 25 -I x 4' In i a ' i ' ' i , . , . Wayne Barney Jolene Butler Denver Erickson Percia Green Ronella Hendricks Grace D. Jeppesen Janet little Maralyn Barber Keith Christense Gaylen Erickson Cornell A. Grover Joy Holman Wayne Jolley Barbara Lyman Myrna Benson Marsha Christensen Blair Fisher Shirley Grover Bonnie L. Holmes Joyce Johnson John Matson Jack Blackburn Gay Nell Clark Allen Fitch Jiro Hanami Jo Anne Horkley LeRoy Kerbs Nancy McAlister SOPHOMORES Gary Blunck Myrna Coles Alene Flamm Carol M. Hansen laura Hope Fern K. Kerswell Frank Moore Loretta Briggs Price Davenport Bill Fowler Lloyd Harris Reed Howell Mary Dawn Keppner Wanda Muir Lyle S. Briggs Connie June Davies Shirley Mae Freeman Bill Harwood Carma Jensen Noel ladle Lois Ann Neville Dee Brower Mary Lou Davis Carol Galbraith Helen Hawkes Howard Jensen Afton La rsen John W. Nelson Ray Brower Bill DeMott Betty Gold .lean Hill Jimmie Jensen Gereld Larsen Sheryl Nelson Mary Bush Robert Ellsworth Jay Goodliffe John Henderson Karen Jensen Bill J. Lawrence Donna Neilson Jeannine Parker Wayne Sharp Ross Summer Arvnlla lynn Parker Allen Smnh Sharen Swendsen Kendall Perkins Leulla aY Taylor lols Powell Rex E Carol Thomson Irene Darrell Brugham Wheelwrlght Whliehead Whmaker Whmaker Nelda Karen Ramey Racks Richard K Sharon Joan leon H Walker Weafherston Marian Donald Whmaker Wuddlson Harvey Wright Earleen Rncks DeVon Jeanne Webster Frances Wilcox Margue Rock Gary W Shnrleen Weber aY Wnllmore Gloria Robison Gordon larry Weekes RaMon Wlddlson Nedra Scoresby Beverly Rozella Weekes Karen Woodmansee e e Q 27 SOPHOMORES ' Smith Smith. .Smith O Sfephenson Sommer Sfeinerl Steiner Sioddard K . ' ' . s q 'a s Q I - I q 'R . . One Down, Three to Go 5 F25 l'l'l2l'l CLASS OF 'I955 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Presrdent Vnce Presrdent Secretary Recreatuon Leader Reporter Bobby Melendez Howard E Parkinson Maralyn Stephenson Lora Lee Robmson Dean Smart Cheer Leader Cheer Leader Advnser Advrser Zola Mae Coles Sharon Allen Mr Jaussl Mrs Porter As freshmen we seemed to be a llttle 'nmld when entering school last fall but we have worked our way unto the Madlson school system becom mg acqualnted wuth the thrngs that must be accomplished year after year before we attarn the rank of sensor We feel because we are a large class that we shall try to do great thrngs at Madlson these four years The class and offlcers wish to thank everyone for being so conslderate because we were really green when we first entered Madison and needed help 28 Z X A 3 I . . . . 1 1 ' 1 1 l Dons Anderson Janme Blrd Davld M Cheney Gary Davldson Bomta Glover Nadene Hinckley Karen .I Keele E va Anderson Rex Bood Ray Clements Robert W E IS Evelyn Goodsell LuDeen Hmer VelRay Keppner Lany Anderson Gary D Briggs Marllyn Clements DeVon Errkson Terrese Grover Marlene Hoopes Dean Krrkham Marlene Anderson Dnan Bnzzee Fred Clemons Glen R Erlkson Elame Hansen Barbara Jean Horne Larry N Klmgler FRESHMEN Vern S LeRoy Ashbocker Randall Burns Anderson Eylalne Brunson Reed Congdon Jeannette Congdon Guy A Erlkson Larry B Evans Norma Hawkes Marllyn Hegsted Clarence Hunter Lorna Kay Janes Larry oa Kraus ee Gretta Mae Allgood Glenn Butler Colleen Coles Soma Flkstad Va Hemmmg Merle Jeppesen Shirley Lovgren Bonnie C Baker Evelyn Casper Renell W Cook Davrd A Fntzpatrlck Karen Barber DeAnne Catmull larry Daniel nm Flamm Rachel Kay Barton Betty J Chambers Pearl Louise Darllng Naola George Carol Stuart Noal Nya Henderson Henderson Hendncks Peter Jeannene Laneve Jeppeson Johnson Jolley Mary Lynne Denms R Norma Magleby McRae Murr ' I . ' . . H .... . . . . . . I I . . l ' ' . . . L . A , 6 A. in -A v I . '11, 3 1 J 3 I . , J 4 A A ' 1 we I . J ,:' . 4 3 1 ff' t A av - 4- 4 .a as R Ju A 4 1 1 , J Y - Q J J, 'ST an 3 '2 . , 4, 4' , 4. ,, X , I . J. n . 1 Lynn Munns Keith Parker Rosalee Rasmussen Arliss Smith Deloy Ward Delbert Murray Bob Parkinson Diane Ritchie Garry Smith Helen Ward Gerald Fred Arnold Murray Donald L. Parkinson Mary Troy Robison Dee L. Sommers Phyllis Watts Nef .lerrolyn Parkinson Janet Rock Dale Spaulding DelVar G. Weekes FRESHMEN Coral Albert Nelson Nelson Kay Deanna Parkinson Peterson Joan George Rock Roth Janice Clayne Staley Stoddard Thell B. Donella Weekes Weimer Mary Nelson Sharon Peterson Kent Rowe Marvin Struhs Reed Welker Lynn Newton John Porter Vernon Scott Warren Thomason Ellen N. Orr Kenneth E. Poulsen Reece C. Sharp Harley F. Vollman Merla May Wayne J. Williams Williford Leslie Park Karen K. Purrington Jean Siepert Leah Sharon Walker Vivian Willmore Martha Marva Mary Arthur LaVar Merl Betty Jean Gordon Wanda Willmore Willmore Willmore Winters Withers Withers Woodruff Zollmger Zollmger 3 All f0gr6ll9A:5 The members of The Madxsonnan Staff hope that thus will be a yearbook you will Treasure and be proud To own We have Tried To make a record wlfh plclures and vvrufeups of The achvmes of This school year of 51 and 52 ln future years we hope Thal Thus will bring old memories back me woncan .Sl f rf 2 DOUGLAS H SWENDSEN Assrs0anlEdl1or .IO ANNE HORKLEY Edrtor RONALD K RIGBY Sales Manager LEFT TO RIGHT STANDING Margaret Thompson Sue Randall Shirley Anderson Gall Nelson George Brown Dorothy Jacobsen Bonnne Sellers Carolyn Parlunson and Colleen Muller SEATED Mr Kerr Hal Holden Douglas Swendsen Jo Anne Horkley, Ronald Rugby, Marsha Chrlstenson, and Colleen Hull 33 l . ... . , , A , . . . ge o f f A JP. 1, A . , f '3 ' , Q K - , .f',x l X 1 I x ' l 2 , -... -1' ' Q' 3 ,, 7 rp ' n ol .on 5 0 I -. .ski . Q4 O 1 , . , ' , ' , , I . I . V ' I ' I I I LEFT TO RIGHT BACK ROW Bonnie Nevulle Shurlee Pearson LaRee Howard Verda Edstrom Rrchard Smnh VelRay Kepp ner Rose Chandler Dean Smart MIDDLE ROW Beth Anderson Carol Welker Darrel Henderson DeAnne Calmull Raymond Hull Jo Anne Horkley Sue Randall Jannehe Jackomsen and Mrs Blgler FIRST ROW Hal Holden Ronald Rugby Shirley Anderson Margarei Melendez Keith Hinckley Dennis Emery and Howard Biddulph The M News has broughf added life and nnTeresT To The school acTlv1Tles In The form of news sTorles and gossxp MargareT Melendez as edntor and Shurley Anderson as ass1sTanT edlfor have presenfed The Type of paper Madison needs VVrTh The help of Mrs Brgler adviser The M News STaTT has made regular conTrlbuTlons To The school WI Wewa Sf ji, Jiang!! L Edutor DOUGLAS SWENDSEN Asslsfani Edlfor SHIRLEY ANDERSON 34 T T - ' - 11 ff l 66 77 a il: Q QA e oo SKI CLUB GIRLS FEDERATION LEFT TO RIGHT STANDING Sharon Allen B onnie Sellers Shirley Klingler and Mrs Harris SEAT ED M ary Whittaker Kay Wlldmg Sharon Parker Mary Jean Rigby and Nancy McAllister Gurls Federation formerly known as the Co ed CI b u was organtzed this year wnth the Idea f o promotung more friendship among the gurls of Madtson H h ig The Coed Constitution and the GF Constitution are stmtlar with the exc t ep ions of more olalectives an the G F Constntutton Some of tl tese obgectives have been successfully put over thus year and the remainder expect to be more successful DEBATE CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT: STANDING, Colleen Cook, Larry Kraus, R I ' ' ' ona d Rigby, lynn Ritchie, Joan Rock and Mr. Cooper. SEATED Cheron Hendr' k L , ic s, ee Mor- rell, Dorothy Jacobsen, Arvilla Wheelwright, Howard Biddulph, and Reva Smith. The debate team of Madison High School has alwa s I ' y Deen one of the top teams tn the state. The question for T951-52 was' Resolved Th . , Bl All American Citizens Should be Subject to Conf C . . . s rnptlon tn Time of War. This question was de- bated upon in various tournaments during the year. Experience recexved from debate is invaluable In anyone's lite work. LEFT TO RIGHT LAST ROW Tommy Webster T d e Hallstrom Brent Smith Jack Waddel Franchot Jensen G ld era Taylor Bobby Parkinson Kendall Perkins Richard Smith Keith Parker Allen Sm th I and Raymond Hill MIDDLE ROW Patty Topham A nn Weiser Margaret Melendez Farrelene Wint ers Rachel Kay Barton Dale Parker Bonnie Hum hre s M p y aurune Taylor Vera Mae Fullmer Diane Rich Colleen Miller Eylalne Brunson K BY Wilding Jannette Jackomsen and Claire Lynn McK I in ey FIRST ROW Gary Blunck Robert Barb er Jerry Hicks Jimmie Meikle Mar a tTh g re omp son Dean Thomson Harry Brunson LeRoy Zoll nger and Mr Brgler This year the Skt Club was organnzed at Mad :son H I Sl :gt ctool wuth about 38 students asking for membershtp cards The club sponsored team meets a dance durung the year and on each Sat urday a chartered bus would take the members to Bear Gulch THESPIAN CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT LAST ROW Margarel Goodllffe Ann Welser Carol Welker Jo Anne Horkley Maureen Errkson Verda Edstrom and Thella Bunnell MIDDLE ROW Mr Bngler Marsha Chrls tenson Joan Evans Jannette Jackomsen Gall Nelson Marne Brower Colleen Cook Glenna Goocllrffe Bonme Sellers and Dean Thomson FIRST ROW Kent Jolley Max Smrth Harry Brun son Colleen Muller Drane Rlch LaRee Howard DeIVar Petersen and Kelth Hinckley The Madison chapter of the Thespuan Club be lt was organuzed by a group of students who were Interested In loettermg the dramatucs theur school The club th s year has worked hard to get the students Interested an dramatlcs Two separate lnmatuon ceremomes were h ld to admut ll persons who were eluglble unto the club The Thespuans sponsored the school play thas year whuch was greatly enloyed by all who were In attendance Several Thespnans took part nn the Declamatlon contest thus year CHEMISTRY SPANISH CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT STANDING Floyd Wnlmore Richard Smlth Fay Bingham Norman Hart Hal Holden Warren Topham and Mr Romney SEAT ED Vella Coles Ann Werser Cheron Hendrncks and Margaret Melendez yy. , si!-N ' I .- 2 . ' , I I I l , . ' I ' I ' , , , , , , I I I I - f , , , , . came affiliated with the national on May 1, 1938. , . . . in l . . . . . 9 . a 1 , , , , , , , . . - r 1 1 I 1 T 36 DANCE BAND LEFT TO RIGHT BACK ROW DelVar Petersen John Henderson Kenneth Blschoff and Val Duet rlch FIRST ROW Lynn Newton Mr Romney M Barton Leo Rugby and Ronald Rugby SCIENCE AND MATH CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT BACK ROW Gary Winters Ray mond Hull Nylln Nelson Arlo Smuth Jack Wad del Dee Thomas Lynn Rutchue Douglas Swend sen Robert Woodmansee Warren Topham Tom my Webster and Mr Frsher FIRST ROW Lee Morrell Max Smlth Darrell Henderson Don Per clval DelVar Petersen Bobby Barber and George Brown The Scnence and Math Club was establnshed n October 1951 The function of thus club for the school year 1951 52 has been to teach nts partzc :pants how to operate a slide rule Thus club has gxven nts members a fnrm foundatnon upon whuch they can place more advanced scnenttfuc knowledge DECLAMATION PLAY LEFT TO RIGHT STANDING Jannette Jackomsen Harry Brunson Gall Nelson KNEELING Kent Jolley, Carol Welker, Lyle Hemz, Marsha Chnsten son, Max Smnth, and Margaret Goodlrffe A one act fansasy entrtled The Slave wlth Two Faces was the declamatuon play presented at the dnstrnct contest March 14 and the reguonal contest March 29, by the drama department of Madison The play depucts lufe as lt really us If one succumbs to lufe he wull gradually become a slave to nt, but nf one us strong and docs not weaken to life then he wull be lufe's master Thus play receuved supernor In both the dvstrlct and regnonal competmon OFFICE FORCE LEFT TO RIGHT: STANDNG, Iris Hamilton, Mrs. Parker, Janice Sharp, Mr. Nelson, Darla England, and Colleen Miller. SEATED, Joyce Fyfe, Elaine Ashbocker, Joan Evans, and Maureen Erikson. SHOP CLASS LIBRARY STAFF LEFT to RIGHT STANDING Renee Lewis Jerry Moore Shirley Hendrucks Janice Sharp Ins Ham :Iron and Mrs Hari SEATED Marne Cheney Bon me Barney Donneha Burns .lannette Jackomsen These fatthful student Itbrartans are struvmg to guve quuck effxcuent lubrary servuce to all then fellow students and are at the same time learn Ing some of the basxc fundamentals of an unter estung and worthwhile professton : , ' , I . . ' . I . I ' , . . : ' , - . I I I and Cheron Hendricks. , , GIRLS P. E. lr r Joan Cluff, lla Jean LEFT TO RIGHT: STANDING, Marian Whitta e , Huskinson, Maurine Taylor, Geneva Henderson, Bonnie Sellers, Jean Smith. KNEELING, Ann Weiser, Joan Hill, Irene Whittaker, Jannette Jackomsen, Gail Nelson, and Claire Fullmer. GIRLS INTRAMURAL CAPTAINS LEFT TO RIGHT STANDING Bon me Sellers Mane Brower and Bet ty Gold SEATED Soma Flkstad Karen Barber and Duane Brlzzee BOYS INTRAMURALS O RIGHT STANDING Reid Nelson Bobby Mr Jaus Barber Lowel a su SEATED Lyle Heinz Reed Barney Garry kmson and Hal Holden Students at Maduson Hugh School experienced ts activity when the mtra mural program was nntroduced by Assistant Coach Clifford Jaussl In the fall of 1951 The new program offers a wide and sports and IS open to any student attending Ma :son Hugh School regardless of abrluty Some of the actlvltles carried on through the year were wrestling volleyball basketball foul pntch contest shuffleboard ping pong checkers kuckball horseshoes and softball Durnng the year the program whlch attracted over 385 partlcupants was carried on enttrely b student managers under the durectnon of Mr Jaus SI Reid Nelson and Lyle Heinz were student man agers for the boys program and Betty Gold an d with the gurls progra Marne Brower assuste a new type of spor choice of actuvntues d S on C: 39 0 a f , Q , . is 0 i I P . , - jd' V. - ' . I . I - - , I , 4' '-. I LEFT T : , ' 1 , I B rrick, Dean Thomson, . - I I- I I r r Par' g.. -, ' , . ' ' I ' Y ,, I I . . I. V . . I 'U . , 'gli ' ' I ' . r. L . I I I I VT' ,I l l i I Y ' d . . . . , ml V X x F.F.A. CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT: BACK ROW, Brent Matsura, Gaylen Erikson, Jackie Blackburn, Lynn Parker, Ray Willmore, Robert Ellsworth, Wayne Barney, Lynn Munns, Larry Weekes, LeRoy Asllbocker, and Marvin Struhs. MIDDLE ROW, John Nelson, Arlo Smith, Merl Withers, Deloy Ward, Reed Welker, Merle Jeppesen, Guy Erikson, larry Kraus, Ross Summers, Thell Weekes, Brigham Whittaker, Denver Erickson, Mr. Jacobs. SECOND ROW, SEATED, Kay Hinckley, Blair Hall, Dale Spaulding, LeRoy Kerbs, Warren Thomason, Gary Smith, George Roth, Gary Briggs, Dennis McRae, Albert Smith, and Doyle Hall. FIRST ROW, Nyle Hendricks, RaMon Widdison, and Leon Weatherston. Y Y I ' T LEFT TO RIGHT BACK ROW Sheral Morgan Tex Kauer Onan Westover Ross Hunckley Brent Hall Larry Jensen Harry Vard Hendricks Reed Barney Larry Barber Larry Grover Reid Nelson Richard Magleby David Walz and Mr Jacobs FIRST ROW Brent Bell Keith Hinckley Larry Rowe Boyd Hill Gene Smith Dwight Spaulding Verl Hansen Ned Horne and Don alcl Reno 40 i I nw, I Munns, Dwayneiluthy, Bobby Keele, and Darrell Hope. MIDDLE ROW, Loren Mortensen, Leo Rigby, Virgil Jones, Bruce Ricks, F.H.A. CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT: BACK ROW, Barbara Lyman, Norma Hawkes, Bonita Glover, Nadene Hinckley, Sharon Walker, Jean Hill, Troy Robison, Evelyn Goodsell, Nelda Rainey, and Mrs. Willman. FRONT ROW, Belh Anderson, Myrna Coles, Myrna Benson, Gay Nell Clark, Ann Neville, and Phyllis Walls. LEFT TO RIGHT BACK ROW Alene Flamm Belly Smllh Rulh Rasmussen Evelyn Goodsell Helen Ward Mary Smnlh Bon me Holmes Diane Rllchle Rachel Kay Barlon Carol Hansen lla Jean Huskmson and Mrs Wrllman FRONT ROW Marleen enls and Elma Jean Hansen Our chapter, with a membership ot 115 boasts a district officer, Sharon Shuld berg oth District Parluamentaruan Rated at the top of our chapter activities are the Harvest Ball Valentine Party Irish Wake, and Hobo Day Serving as chapter mothers to our club are Mrs George A Catmull and Mrs Alton Anderson 41 i Anderson, Barbara Horne: Belly Woodruff, Verda Edslrom, Sharon Shuldberg, Carolyn Parkinson, Zola Coles, Marilyn Clem- I - I I ' Art Wulson Adviser Dee Thomas leo Rugby Richard Smnth Robert Woodmansee Norman Hart Bouncer lynn Rntchle Don Perclval George Brown Presndent Vlce President Secretary Raymond Hull Reporter Max Smlth George Wrldmg Jerry Hlcks Van Parlunson Hal Holden Kent Jolley Bobby Barber DelVar Petersen Kenneth Buschoff Ernest Briggs lyle Helnz Ted Powell Ronald Rugby Howard Biddulph Dwlght Spauldmg Henry Whrttaker Melvm Ricks Jack Waddel Gary Christensen lee Morrell Keith Hnnckley Dean Green Dean Thomson KKK CLUB The purpose of the K Club IS to foster greater actuvnty partuclpatxon among the boys of the lunxor and sensor classes It IS a regulatlon of the club that each member attend every acflvrty sponsored by the high school Some of the actlvltles of the club are a banquet once each month a K meetnng at noon on every Monday and an occasional trap to certann polnts of Interest Thus year the K Club membership IS made up ot lo sensor members l8 lunlor members and our adviser Mr Wilson We believe that the K Club this year has made quste a few advancements toward building stronger school unity and fostering a greater school Splfll and IS one of the outstanding clubs at Madison 42 PEPPER CLUB These female lnstlgators of pep and enthuslasm presented actuvltres which were among the hugh spots of the year Thelr Sweetheart Formal presented a very enloyable evenung of dancing the Pepper Brrthday Banquet supplled a means of renewing old Pepper frnendshlps and maklng new ones the Pepper Club assembly went over well and teamlng wlth the K K K s they co sponsored a post game dance At basketball games half tnme entertalnment was often provldecl by these versatile pepsters Always wlllnng to promote a good cause the Peppers asslsted several civic organuzatuons rn thenr campaxgns Vella Coles Rose Chandler Hlstoruan Reporter Maureen Erlkson Secretary Geneva Henderson Advuser President Mrs Blgler Janlce Sharp Vlce Presudent Shirley Mae Klmgler Shlrley Anderson Marsha Hegsted Donnetta Burns Pearl Clemons Carol Welker Carolyn Parkinson Darla England Kay Wuldmg Sharon Parker Ann Weiser Sue Randall Mary Jean Rugby Claire Fu lrner Colleen Cook Gall Nelson .lannette Jackomsen Margaret Goodllffe Bouncer Reva Smnh Jerry Moore 43 Colleen Miller Thella Bunnell Glenna Gooclliffe Melvena Staley Iris Hamilton Diane Rich Bonnie Sellers 3 Lg .3 2 I x X k 2' ei .gr 1? V3 Q A -0 -if .ar 1' , .All f0gl CllJA5 PEP BAND LEFT TO RIGHT FOURTH ROW Geneva Henderson and Ruchard Anderson THIRD ROW Ruchard Morrell Ruchard Smuth Gay len Eruckson DelVar Peters n Ronald Rugby and Sue Randall SECOND ROW Peter Jeppeson John Henderson Kenneth Busch off Kay Wuldung Dale Parker and Bonnue Sellers FIRST ROW Gaul Nelson Vuola Clemons DeAnne Catmull Pearl Clemons Luella Smuth and Eylaune Brunson BAND LEFT TO RIGHT SIXTH ROW Leo Rrgby Ruchard Anderson Jummue Meukle LeRoy Zollunger Kenneth Buschoff Reed Howell Jummy Jensen Fred Clemons Lynn Newton Ruchard Morrell John Nelson Gerald Larsen Lowell Barruck and Bull Fowler FIFTH ROW Leon Weatherston Allen Futch Renell Cook DeVon Eruckson Wayne Sharp Lyle Bruggs Ronald Rugby DelVar Petersen Jerry Hucks Joy Holman Von Beck and Mary Dawn Keppner FOURTH ROW Noel Ladle Peter Jeppeson Ruchard Smuth Allen Smuth Ernest Reno John Henderson Henry Whuttaker Leslue Park Gaylen Eruckson Gerald Murray Glen Butler Elaune Hanson Dorus Anderson THIRD ROW Francus Wulcox Luella Smuth Glorua Robunson Geneva Henderson Maurune Taylor Dale Parker Lowena Luttle Marlene Eck Shurleen Weber Karen Purrungton Rayola Weber Carol Galbrauth Dorothy Jacob son and Mary Lou Davus SECOND ROW Vuola Clemons Rosella Weeks Norene Orr Shurley Anderson Gaul Nelson Claur lynn McKunley Kay Wuldung Bonnue Sellers Sue Randall Eylaune Brunson Pearl Clemons Carolyn Parkunson Shurley Grover Afton Larsen and Sharen Shuldberg FIRST ROW Sharon Allen Tereece Grover Mary Lyn Magleby Shurley Lovgren Lora Lee Robunson Wanda Zollunger DeAnne Catmull Maralyn Stephenson Jerrolyn Parkunson Janune Burd Naola George Lorna Kay Janes Carol Henderson and Karen Rucks I 1 , l - 1. 1. .1 ' ' , e, ', - 1 1 1 ' , ll, , I - 1. 1 1 1 1 , . 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I I V V l I ' ' , ll, l 1 1 1 1 1. 1 I . 1 1 1 1. 1 l , l 1 1 I I l .1 1 I I ' LEFT TO RIGHT FIFTH ROW Marleen Anderson Ada Lou Sutton Karen Jensen Margue Rock Karen Rucks Joan HII J Anne Horkley Marsha Chrustenson Evelyn Walker Jeannune Parker Gretta Allgood Rosalee Rasmussen Kay Parkunson L Ree Huffaker Betty Chambers Maxune Bruggs Jeannune Johnson and Dorothy Nef FOURTH ROW Betty Woodruff Shurley Lovgren Connue June Davues Carol Beattue Luella Kauer Marlene Eck Lullowene Clemons Bonuta Glover Bonnue Holmes Shurley Anderson Mary Bush Margaret Melendez Colleen Cook and Carma Bruggs THIRD ROW lous Powell Marlene Hoopes Deanna Peterson Phyllus Watts Joan Rock Irus Hamulton Carol Weekes Twula Cheney Vera May Fullmer Bonnue Humph reys Mary Whuttaker and Donna Neulson SECOND ROW Karen Keele Marulyn Clements Zola Coles Ann Weuser Claur Lynn McKunley Colleen Hull Patty Topham Jannette Jackomsen Claure Fullmer Duane Clements Tereese Grover Vella Coles Donnetta Burns Renee Lewus Donna Robunson and Marulyn Barber FIRST ROW Rose Chandler Thella Bunnell Maureen Eruckson Colleen Muller Duane Ruch Glenna Goodluffe Grace Jeppeson Carol Hansen Sharon Burd Dale Parker Farrelene Wunters Margaret Goodluffe LaRee Howard and Joann Thompson CHORUS LEFT TO RIGHT FIFTH ROW Ernest Bruggs Van Parkunson Tom Webster Blaur Fusher Ted Hallstrom Douglas Swendsen Donald Fusher Bull DeMott Dee Thomas Kendall Perkuns and Mr Romney THIRD ROW Kenneth Buschoff Dwught Spauld mg Bobby Keele Darrell Hope Keuth Hunckley Pruce Davenport Keuth Chrustensen Cornell Grover and Lee Morrell FOURTH ROW Lynn Rutchue Larry Hull Fred Clemons Boyd Hull Bruce Rucks Reed Barney Vard Hendrucks Oruan Westover Dean Thomson SECOND ROW Hal Holden Franchot Jensen DaVon Lauder Larry Anderson Leo Rugby Gerald Taylor LeRoy Zollunger Harry Brunson Melvun Rucks FIRST ROW Gene Smuth Kay Jensen Warren Topham Gary Wunters Delbert Murray Darrell Henderson Don Percuval Harvey Wrught 46 l 1 . , . ,', ', i,o , ', ,' , , , '.a I I- I I ' I I' I . 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I ..V .I I I I I 'I' I . r I I 1 I If , lr r .- r r 1 r Ir u OPERETTA The ensemble work In Reglnald de Kaven s Rolom Hood offered a greaf deal of muslcal developmem To The selected casf who worked very hard for :Ts pre sentafnon 47 A - 1 11 - u LEFT TO RIGHT STANDING Bonnle Sellers Margaret Goodlrffe Verda Edsirom Keith Hinckley Jo Anne Horkley Colleen Cook and DelVar Petersen SEATED Harry Brunson and Marne Brower SCHOOL PLAY On the 29th and 30th of November the Thesplan Club of Madlson Hugh School presented the three act comedy entntled Gay Thus IS about a young gurl who was changed from a wall flower to a very popular gurl The characters were as follows Jo Anne Horkley Gay Marshall Colleen Cook Mass Betty Marshall DelVar Petersen James Warren Keith Hnnckley Bobby Ellls Marne Brower Annette Burns Harry Brunson Duck Royster Verda Eclstrom E sue Bonnie Sellers Jean Margaret Goodllfte Muller A8 'Y ff 4 C f Q . XX 1 H I , Q -Q.. 1 , ' , ' . , ' ' , . , - , - - ,, H . - - , . Co Captams REID NELSON and LYLE HEINZ Coaches MR WILSON MR JAUSSI and MR HOLMAN oof Cl LEFT TO RIGHT BACK ROW Mr Jaussa Harvey Wright Bert Trost Brent Smith Wayne Barney Donald Reno Dean Barney Frank Moore Franchot Jensen Robert Ellsworth Darrell Henderson Vard Hendrrcks Larry Jensen Donald Wrddlson and John Matson MIDDLE ROW, Donald Parlunson, Jerry Hlclcs, Reed Barney, Lyle Hemz, Ted Hallstrom, Reld Nelson, Arlsss Wsllmore, Melvm Rlcks, Dean Thomson, Harry Brunson, Gerald Taylor, and Ted Powell FRONT ROW, Coach Holman, Lowell Barnck, DaVon Lauder, Blaur Hemz, Garry Parlunson, LeRoy Zollmger, Don Wmn, Davld Melendez, Lloyd Hams, and Coach Wllson SEASON'S RECORD Opponent Madison Ashton 6 I3 Flrfh 6 I3 Rugby 6 6 ST Anfhony I4 2I Idaho Falls I8 6 Bonnevllle 6 24 Shelley 6 38 Drlggs 6 38 Sugar 25 26 Q I , . I K ENE fun, ,Q in fl 'N . I T . I - '. I nf I F . 1 Q I N f ' I , s f '.- ' x , lm . to . 1 ' ak : ff I N' - ' ,B .:. . , . , . 3 1 - I1 I 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 I I I I I Y ' . I ,433 , fl' 3 ,wld -l 46 GRADUATING PLAYERS LEFT TO RIGHT: BACK ROW, LeRoy Zollinger, Harry Brunson, Jerry Hicks, Dean Thomson, and Reid Nelson. FRONT ROW, Reed Barney, Blair Heinz, and Lyle Heinz. MADISON vs. SUGAR 512223 S at ,ss Q WA M3195 X 'QD-f GARRY PARKINSON TED POWELL REID NELSON Lfdf DON WINN GERALD TAYLOR JERRY HICKS 52 K-3 3 A LYLE HEINZ DAVID MELENDEZ LLOYD HARRIS Zim Q 6, I ' I -if Z , f' ., XX Q vi A Vi 1 I A M L- ni ' I I X 5 :IQ W Xi I A xxx 1:5 X I N I , vii- W T I X Wim My X XA Q I ., A si, ,, I I I , Ili if I A 5 .J ' T, Q I .az 1 ff Il 5 Q I, -,ll . - I ff . EE'A' . 5 I ge Y- 1 J W A X 'il M I ' T, h z A 1 vt' 1 XY 'x el xv W . ' I I V fl If f L X ,. V L ' 1 ,I L ml A . X , X--' . 2 XY 'W Z. BN' MADISON vs NAMPA and IDAHO FALLS 53 T. X A , A 1 'I X X XPS I -L' ff x gm JVs LEFT TO RIGHT BACK ROW L ell B dd Iph Ga y BI n B DeM it d Coa I1 I -. 'N fi ,KY 1 on ' L, ' I p , ' ' JI ' ' I :' I J W I fi, ' s , A I Y '5 , ' wa 2 ' 7 A I : , ow arrick, Bill Lawrence, Howard Bi u , r u ck, ill o , an c Jaussi. FRONT ROW, John Nelson, Frank Moore, Ted Hallstrom, Arliss Willmore and Donald Parkinson. I n n i n n n i 42 43 ' 47 56 ' 33 66 30 75 ' 44 50 33 46 35 65 . 33 43 43 42 51 74 50 48 47 55 . 44 59 5I 40 ' 54 42 30 57 44 55 36 54 i 34 52 ' 35 50 pp n n a io n nt adison 48 65 45 43 35 59 50 48 i a i 48 63 41 40 4 South Cache Dnggs Dnggs Budey Jerome Sugar St Anthony Mgby Idaho FaHs BonnevHe Sugar SheHey PocateHo VARSITY S SEASON RECORD Oppo e t Mad so Mgby SheHey Ashton St Anthony Sahhon Sugar Idaho FaHs SheHey Ashton BonnevMe STATE TOURNAMENT SCORES O oefMdsn Idaho FaHs Sugar STATE T OURNAMENT SCORES Opponent Mad son Nampa 5 Oppo e t Mad so Oppo e M Opponent M d so TRACK TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT: FOURTH ROW, Gordon Steiner, John Nelson, Gary Winters, Jay Goodliffe, Fred Clemons, Gary Blunck, Bobby Barber, Ted Powell, Larry Jensen, Jimmy Jensen, Randall Burns, Larry Evans, DeLoy Ward, Arliss Willmore, Larry Munns, Bill DeMott, and George Wilding. THIRD ROW, DaVon Lauder, David Melendez, Gary Steiner, Larry Grover, Boyd Hill, Donald Reno, Dwayne Luthy, Gary Smith, Jack Waddel, Dale Spaulding, Melvin Ricks, Franchot Jensen, Lowell Barrick, Don Winn, and Coach Wilson. SECOND ROW, Don Percival, Gerald Taylor, Nylin Nelson, Wayne Barney, Robert Ellsworth, Dean Barney, Lloyd Harris, Norman Hendricks, Ned Horne, Blair Fisher, and Ted Hallstrom. FIRST ROW, Jerry Hicks, Lyle Heinz, Harry Brunson, Kent Jolley, Frank Moore, Garry Parkinson, Larry Rowe, and Harry Munns. CHEER LEADERS Dean Green, Patty Topham, and leo Rigby CASEY'S PRIDE AND JOY Z?mLaf LEFT TO RIGHT BACK ROW Donald Parlunson Ted Powell larry Jensen Don Percnval Bull DeMoN Davld Melendez Boyd HIII Franchof Jensen Jlmmy Jensen Gary Blunck George Wuldlng Don Wmn and Coach Holman FIRST ROW Lloyd Hams Jerry Hacks DaVon Lauder Gerald Taylor Ted Hallsfrom and Garry Parklnson 36 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 r 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 r 1 1 - ,Xi ffl I Alacapone Ann T she purty Has she changed? 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GAYETY ROXY 81 REX Idaho Falls SI Anthony MAIN Salmon RAINBOW SPORT SHOP SPEE DEE CLEANERS Guns Ammumhon Bicycles and Repairing FISHING TACKLE EXPERT CLEANING D D Wlldlng and Leonard Hochsfeln SPEEDY SERVICE OW r 22 Carlson Ave me S Phone I07 M Heber Game' Prop HERDTI ELECTRIC CO MAIN FOOD STORE Your General Electric Dealer Ronald Cook Prop DELIVERY SERVICE Rexburg Idaho Phone 61 J P CROFF CO HOLLEY PLUMBING 84 HEATING Clothes for the Enhre Famlly ROOFING SHEET META'- STETSON HATS and BOTANY suns 54 College Avenue Phone 505 CONTRIBUTIONS GRAHAM HARDWARE CO FIRST SECURITY BANK SHIRLEYS GROCERY NELSON RICKS CREAMERY LARSEN MUSIC COMPANY PORTERS BOOK STORE WITHERS GROCERY REXBURG FLORAL GLENS PEP SERVICE OLDHAM INSURANCE LADLE MATTRESS CO EAGLE SHOE SHOP WELLS GROVER MOTOR INC MOUNTAIN STATES IMPLEMENT GLENN PETERSONS TEXACO SERVICE DeMOTTS BARBER SHOP MARKS FOOD STORE If U - I I . . , . I - 0 , . I 0 1 0 I . I D I 1 I I 1 1 REXBURG FOOD CENTER Your One Stop Shopplng Center WE GIVE S 8. 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DIETRICH Rexburg Idaho Phone 30 REXBURG ABSTRACT COMPANY PARKER INSURANCE AGENCY Congratulatmg the Graduating Class of 1952 f19l ' 'W I W 3 OF REXBURG Specialists in Fashion For the Family PARKINSON TRACTOR CO JOHN DEERE QUALITY FARM MACHINERY CATERPILLAR DIESEL TRACTORS Sales and Service Service Built Our Business Phone 45 Rexburg Idaho TRI-STATE LUMBER COMPANY Better Materials for Better Building Phone I8 Claude Christenson Mgr Clear as a Bell on F M , a s a s - Afflliatcc Wltld 'bl r 'F The Networlf N I . The A1 .... for . ,snag Liberty lr: I .4 American ' Alf ' .AT Broadcasting -E551-s F ' . ' s em E t p ' Phone Rexburg, Idaho I O 11 ll I I I S I O Q . H - - . H . . I v, . I 7 , ,,, W-' .A , . . .All l0gI'lll?A5 r, 1. 'lr -1. 'Uh 'U H N -5 -U