Madison High School - Yearbook (Rexburg, ID)

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:OMlM.IM KxXTS Each girl ' s heart goes to the audience as they sing their Junior Miss song. Julie Poulton takes the spotlight of Anne of a Thousand days. Hats held high showing the girls ' physical abilities. JUNIOR MISS 23

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MISS MADISON JR. MISS Everyone Is A Winner. The lights dimmed, the spotlight arose, and this was it. The night fourteen lovely girls had worked for, for months. From that moment on, the rest of the night was one of nervousness and anticipation. After the parade of contest- ants, the announcement of the preliminary winners was made. The winner of the photo contest was Beth Rigby, the hair styling was taken by Michelle Sommer and the party planning went to Rozalyn Johnson. Next came the girls, run- ning, jumping and kicking in the physical fitness division. This event was followed closely by the announcement of the preliminary division winners. The ticket sales went to Mollie Collier, the scholarship award to Rozalyn Johnson, and the Spirit of Junior Miss, an important award for this girl is chosen by the other girls, went to Trudy Nielson. Next came the heart of the Yvonne Crossan Miss Madison Jr. Miss program, the performing arts division. The audience was held spellbound by talents in sewing, singing, drama, play- ing the piano and dancing. The final division of the night was the poise and ap- pearance section, and then came the awarding of the division winners. Physical fitness was won by Wendy Sellers, the performing arts went to Lynette Brown and poise and appearance was taken by Rozalyn Johnson. Then, the reigning royalty stepped forward to give their titles over to the three lucky girls. Second runner up is Rozalyn Johnson. First runner up is Beth Rigby. The girls froze waiting for that mem- orable announcement — the new Miss Madison Junior Miss is Yvonne Crossan. Screams of delight pierced the air as Yvonne was smothered in hugs and tears of congratulations. Each of the girls were top representatives of the talent found deep in Madison High. Beth Kigby First Attendant Rozalyn Johnson Second Attendant 22 JUNIOR MISS

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SENIOR BALL . . . So You Are A Star. Left to right: Sallie Agren, Second Attendant; Val Christensen, Escort; Peter Bergstrom, King; Suzanne Petersen, Queen; David Newman, Escort; Barbara Anderson, First Attendant. As December crept around with its quiet white- ness, Senior Ball time came, too. Much time was spent in planning, and decorating the commons to take on the look of winter. By the time the happy couples began arriving, the commons looked as frigid as the out-of-doors in its blue and white scenery. The theme of the night was So You Are A Star, The royalty found it an exciting honor to be reigning over their very last Senior Ball. It will be a happy memory for all. 24 SENIOR BALL