Madison High School - Yearbook (Rexburg, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1983 volume:

MADISONIAN 1982-83 Rexburg, Idaho Editor — Marian Clements Asst. Editor — Chimane Belnap Advisor — Merle Hunter TABLE OF CONTENTS Studentbody — 12 Organizations — 72 Activities — 130 Faculty — 62 Sports — 100 Taylor Publishing Co. 4 like sunlight and a shadowed pool . 9 Doesn ' t anyone v.: ; ' The Bobbsey Twm?. Kre as it again. 10 12 1 m ' iii pU-, Qjm isbMAsmilmg ms. Marian Clements Madisonian Editor Chimane Belnap Assistant Madisonian Editor Elizabeth Wilkes M-News Eiditor Helen CdlrUn Senate Meeting Can I go to the bathroom please! Dream On . . . Dream on!!! SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS L. to R. — Rissa Ferguson, Reporter; Terry Hendricks, President; Susan Reeser. Senator; Scott Roundy. V. President; Jennifer Whattott. Colleen Klingler, Senator SENIORS QUOTES ON OUR CLASS AND THE YEAR 1983 Dick Wightinan: In all my years never have I seen so much spirit and unity as this year. Connie Seeley: The Class of ' 83 is just the best — and I mean The Best! ' Terry Hendricks: We ' ve got a radical class, a radical year, what the heck — stand up and cheer!!! Colleen Klingler: This year ' s been undescribabiy awesome! Mr. Louis Clements: I ' d like to commend the Seniors in leading out in spirit this year. Gordon Clark: We ' ve had a great year for athletics and academics. Colette Clarke: Even though our class has had a reputation for being rowdy, I think we ' ll go down in history as being one of the most united ever to go through Madison. Vicky Schneiter: Through my three years of high school I have noticed our class become more united and willing to stand together to get over the obstacles and reach the goals that we have set. Ruth Alteii Dirk Andreasen Guillcrmo Anutio Kendra Ard Gina Arnold Randall Atkinson David Barfuss LWa Barney Lois Barrett Craig Boyle Alison Bratsman Cary Geisler Chuck Gelb Shaunna Gifford Colleen Munns Jeff Muiins Montie Nafus Allen Parkinson Bryce Rasmussen iMit Sees Randj Smith Todd Smith Karl Snedaker 34 Suzsnne Speth RickStallingS ' TwW Weeks Jennifer Whatcott JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right — Jimmy Barrett, President; Karen Dansie, Secretary; Kaesi Garn, Senator; Brenda Bird, Reporter; Not Pictured — Lane Sommer, Vice President; Mike Thueson, Senator JUNIORS QUOTES ON OUR CLASS AND THIS SCHOOL YEAR Brian Hammer — One of the best years I ' ve had at Madison. Our class has loads of talent. Brenda Bird — We ' ve got a great class — we ' ll go far. David Daniels — I think this is the funniest year I ' ve ever had, and I think our class beats Terry Hendrick ' s by far. Tee Hee. Jimmy Barrett — I think this class is great. Kathy Raybould — The Juniors are great and 1 is what we rate. Mike Thueson — The football team is the greatest. David Erickson — We have got a incredible class — that ' s all there is to it. Jimmy Barrett Kent Barrus David Baxter Sherri Bayles Cody Bell Susan Bell Suzanne Bell Chimane Belnap Ann Bennion Marie Bingham 40 Jenny Larson Andrea Lauritzen Jennifer Lee Jason Leishman David Lewis Sydni Lewis Scott Lloyd Alison Mabey LeNea Maharry Shawn Malstrom Brian Manwaring Ken Marlowe Anthony Merrill LeeAnn Miller Sandi Morris Todd Mortensen David Moulton Garth Munns 46 48 Margo Tingey Van Tuckett Karen Wakley Allyn Walker Doug Walker Kim Walker Laura Wood Marc Wood Tanja Wood Albert Yost Darin Zollinger 50 Front Row L to R: Jan Holloway, Senator; Leah Evans. Senator. Back Row: Johnny Watson, President; Cathy Hendricks, Secretary; Mike Scoresby, Vice President. Not Pictured: Tiffany Boice, Reporter. SOPHOMORES Quotes On our Sophomore Year Rebecca Thatcher — I am really impressed with the school spirit and unity at the high school, and I think our class is getting more involved. Lorilee Hall — I think it ' s been nice this year, but it ' ll be great to be a senior. Toni Belnap — I had super fun! Rod Sanders — This high school year is not so dumb, compared to last year it ' s more than fun! Duane Soft — The thing I liked the best was to get out of that old Junior High. Sandi Hawks — I liked being able to pick your own classes and teachers. Jeff Edstrom — It ' s better than Jr. High: better looking girls, and the sports are better. Dean Struxhs — I really enjoyed athletics this year. They are more intense and a lot more fun to be involved with. Julie Taylor — It stinks, but it ' s better than Junior High. Tod Adams Cody Anderson Troy Anderson Eric Andreasen Colette Bagely Mike Ball Danny Ballard Tammy Barney Christy Baron Susan Barrett Traci Bateman Darin Baxter Sylvia Biddulph Rani Bingham Brent Black Tiffany Boice 52 57 60 63 FACULTY Jack Wilcock Principal Richard Holloway Vice Principal QUOTES FROM THE FACULTY FOR THE YEAR 1983 Miss Lendroth: There are days that reward me, days that frustrate me, but never days that bore me. Mr. Jaussi: Only failure can be obtained without effort. Mr. Ross Clements: I think we have the flnest group of kids with the best values that have ever gone through Madison. Oleta Bell Secretary Virgene Hirschi Secretary 64 JoAnn Gray Jerry Grover Preston Haley Business Math — Track — Basketball Math — Golf — Football Rose Ann Hamblen Rick Hansen Glenda Hawkes History — Flag Team — Spanish Orchestra Home Economics — Bobcadettes 67 Ann McLaughlin Athletics Perry Robinson Agriculture — Shop Horticulture Lyie Wakefield Annci u English — Assistant Coach Drama — Speech Madison School Board Left to Right: Doratha Young, Brian Stanton, Stan Sutton, Dr. Edward Hill, Jim Sessions. The Madison School District Board of Trustees is very proud of the record of Madison High School. No other High School in the state has achieved the record of success in drama, music, athletics, and academic performance as has Madison High School. This record of success has come in a time when funding for schools is very low and the successful ef- forts must come with the full support of students and their parents. Our school board is headed by Stan Sutton, a farmer, who has a great interest in continuing the high quality programs at the high school. Other members of the Board include the Ricks College Chief of Police, Jim Sessions; a College Professor, Brian Stanto n; a housewife, Doratha Young; and a Burton Dairyman, Mel Stewart. Serving the Board for half of the year before moving out of the district was Douglas Rasmussen, a local contractor. The Board will continue to support the students in their efforts to achieve PRIDE in all phases of the school program. The focus in the future will be in building the ACADEMIC program to the same high standards as our extra-curricular programs. Dr. Edward E. Hill Superintendent and Clerk of the Board 70 Dedicated maintenance and cafeteria staffs provided between-scenes adhesive to make Madison a top-rated educational facility. Plea- sant and cheerful, these members performed their demanding duties with the interests of the students as top priority. Stuck lockers, missed trash cans, finicky eaters — you name it — they took it in stride and continued to put the poli sh on for a glossy reflection of efficiency in the Bobcat lair. Fern Schofield Custodian Bob Lichtenburg, Mike Caddell Custodians The Staff ORGANIZATIONS 73 Madison High Mr. Beck, Susan Feely, Eric Nielson, Merrill Pugmire, Travis Ferguson, Danny Ballard, Troy Jenkins, Susan Holdaway, Noreen Vance. 3rd Row: Kim Neff, Liz Gann, Jocelyn Haberle, Camille Kingsford, Diana Eckerseil, Susan Frankman, Alana West, Keri Preece, Lynette Fluckiger, Catherine Graham. Bottom Row: Gordon Harmon, Rick Stallings, Randy Smith. Dallas Beck Bob Briggs Kevin Brown Conductor Asst. Director Drum Major 74 School Bands Jazz Band. Bottom Row: Gordon Harmon, Eric Nielson, Merrill Pugmire, Gary Hardin, Darren Steelmeier, Rick Stallings. Second Row: Chimane Belnap, Ran- dy Smith, Curtis Brown, Gary Hope, Larry Thompson, Kevin Brown, Val Ricks, Paul Gallup. Symphony Band Saxophones. L. to R: Eric Nielson, Jill Feely, Gordon Harmon, Merrill Pugmire, Ronald Hubscher, Darren Stegelmeier, Tony Lofgren. Symphony Band Low Brass. L. to R: Rod Sanders, Eric Boyle, Danny Ballard, Travis Ferguson, Nathan Symphony Band French Horns. Top to Bottom: Darin Vance, Paul Gallup. Partridge, Rick Stallings, Larry Thompson, Chris Frankman. Symphony Band Percussion. L. to R: Gary Moore, Ran- dy Smith, Chimane Belnap, Josh Shaver, Mark Hansen. 76 Orchestra Back Row Left to Right: Dylan Porter, Toni Belnap, Charlotte Walker, Jan Holloway, Anita Wilkins, Bethann Hicken, Kent Barrus, Ben Jensen, Sheri Ricks, Melinda Davenport. Front Row Left to Right: Jennifer Lee, Patrice Heer, Jennifer Allen, Yvette Terry, Heather Ray, Rebecca Thompson, Bruce Denney, Janet Steiner, Marios Reque. Rick Hansen, conductor. This year the orchestra had nineteen members who devoted many hours to make beautiful music. Not only did they grace us with concerts, but they helped in the musical. They also went to Boise on Feb. 24, 25, 26 to perform for area schools. Rick Hansen Conductor 78 hirst Row L. to R.: Kendra Ard, Connie Seely, Vance Johnson, Joyce Thompson, Val Ricks, Rebecca Thompson, David Hafen, Kjerstin Pearson, Mike Young. Second Row: Mr. Briggs, Chimane Belnap, Rebecca Case, Dick Wightman, Julie Stubbs, Steve Hillier, Ronda Gibb, Gary Brown, Jennifer Lee, Kent Barrus, Brenda Bird, Patrice Heer. Third Row: Mike Packer, Alan Blackham, Natalie Rigby, Randall Shirley, Ann Bennion, Bryan Hammar, Lesa JoUey, Quinn Snell, Andrea Jorgensen, Rick Stallings, Shaunna Gifford, Shaun Clements, Beverly Nelson. Beverly is the least favorite person in class, because ihe takes roll. Sit down and sing, Steve! Bel Cantos This year the most prestigious choir of MHS gave concerts, performed in the com- munity, entertained at halftime, participated in festivals, and developed friendships. The president of the group, Alan Blackham, says, I think this year ' s Bel Cantos had a great deal of talent and a lot of respect for each other. Left to Right: Marylee Bevan, Marybeth Casper, Cammy Kauer, Director — Bob Briggs, Sabrina Nafus, Janeen Winkel, Accompanist Holly Forbis; President — Jennifer Whatcott; Col- lette Hunt, Karen Dansie, Christy Baron. Mr. Briggs ' favorite and only girls ' choir are the Musettes. They performed for womens ' club func- tions, church meetings, senior citizens ' centers and at three con- certs during the year. Musettes worked hard and ended the year successfully. 80 Bob Briggs led the 1982-83 Concert Choir from one singing season to the next. Even with the girls section outnumbering the boy ' s, the choir pulled together as a team and left the year with fly- ing colors. Back L. to R: Director, Bob Briggs, Matt Cureton, David VanWagoner, Joe Hess, Neal Ard, Craig Larsen, Ran- dall Atkinson, Gerald Henderson, Merrill Pugmire, Mark Stolworthy. Middle row: Karen Papenfuss, Paula Withers, Debbie Jaussi, Nicole Hall, Gina Henderson, Jody Nisson, Ronda Gibb, Colette Clark, Rebecca That- cher, Tamaki Ohashi, Melanie Jensen. Front row: Karen Mangum, accompanist — Alana West; Fauneil Janson, Sherise Woods, Jane Powell, Laurel Wiggers, Laura Wood, Kari Hendrickson, Linda Barney. Starting from the top: Lynette Fluckiger, Laurel Carnahan, Terri Ed- wards, Salli Stallings, Sherry Ricks, Christy Ricks, Julie Rasmussen, Ranae Gibb, Richard Henderson, Mike Young, Alan Blackham, Gerald Henderson, accompanist — Holly Forbis, Keith Leatham, Steven Hilliar, Eric Grover; director — Bob Briggs. Ars Nova (originally called Jazz Choir but possibly changed to protect the innocent) was an early morning choir class for those who couldn ' t fit one in during the regular schedule or who wanted a jaz- zier type choir class. The choir worked really hard and by the end of the year turned out to be a success. 81 The Flag Team had a very successful year with its devoted members and a lot of early morning practices. They worked hard and put on great half time performances at football and basketball games. L to R: Brenda Bird, Shauna Malstrom, Susan Reeser, Allison Graham, Tammi Coles, Karen Forsnes, Alicia Hansen, Miss Hamblen, Laura Wood, Lezlee Peterson, Amy Wiggers, Fauneil Janson, Sheri Sorensen, Laurel Wiggers, Tiffany Jolley, Patrice Heer, Kjerstin Pearson. Drill Team The Bobcadettes did well this year, with many new members and a new advisor, Mrs. Hawkes. They demonstrated a lot of enthusiasm and spirit, marching at basketball games and also at the Madison Invitational Wrestling Tournament. L to R: Lisa Hammond, Kathy Parkinson, Jodi Nisson, Tina PhillipK, Dette Nedrow, Traci Bateman, Mrs. Hawkes, Kaesi Garn, Kami Price, Salli Stallings, Amy Gardner, Lori Jensen, Trudi Hail, Sydni Lewis, Traci Hicks, Allison Mabey, Lisa Evans, Terri Steele, Kellie Hill, Julie Turnbull, Debie Davidson. Not pictured: Melanie Spaulding. 83 Spirit Club Mr. Louis Clements, Advisor Officers: L. to R: Jennifer Lee, Corinne Jensen, Spirit Leader; Heidi Webster, Stacy Larsen. The Spirit Club, Madison ' s new pep club, was created and organized by our Advisor, Mr. Louis Clements. Under his direction and with the help of his officers, approximately 100 members participated in promoting spirit in the school. This included: decorating lockers, making posters, wearing section outfits on game days, sitting in section at games, preparing assemblies and some half-time entertainment, and basically sparking enthusiastic spirit throughout the student body and supporting our teams. Overall it was a super year with lots of excitement and fun. L. to R: Shauna Manwaring, Susan Reeser, Col- L. to R: Becky Orr, Suzanne Perkins, Julie Turn- leen Klingler, Chik Hui Klingler, Sheri Sorensen, bull, Wendi Greene, Natalie Rigby, Amy Gard- Lori Green, Lori Hanosky, Laura Bush, Holly ner, Debie Davidson, Kathy Parkinson. Forbis. L. to R: Amy Parker, Lynette Fluckiger, Karen L. To R: Sheila Edelmeycr, Lori Jensen, Jenny L. to R: Janeen Winkel, Patrice Hecr, Alison Forsnes, Debbie Cartmill, Jennifer Whatcott, Larson, Allison Mabey, Gina Arnold, Terrie Wilkes, Kjerstin Pearson, Tiffany Jolley, Marylee Coreen Cook, Brenda Bird, Tammy Coles, Allison Steele, Hope Brimhall, Kami Price, Salli Bevan, Yvette Terry, Mary K. Wood, Brenda Graham, Terrie Edwards. Stallings. Webster, Marie Hansen. Connie Seeley, Lisa Evans, Kellie Hill, Trudi Hall, Kaesi Garn, Jolene Hillman, Ann Bennion, 85 Kristin Gallup, Sydni Lewis, Karla Fife. Lettermen Lettermen are varsity athletes who have complied with the requirements of the various sports programs to earn a school letter. Madison boys may letter in football, basketball, wrestling, cross country, track, baseball, and golf. They are the cream-of-the-crop! Front Row, L. to R: Joe Hess, Alan Williams, Scott Dansie, Damon Thompson, Craig Boyle, Danny Conway, Matt Merrill, Gary Geisler, Todd Fisher, David Chambers. Second Row: Terry Hendricks, Spencer Siepert, Gary Shroeder, Jeff Sorensen, Mark Critchfield, Garth Ricks, Harry Larson, Kevin Nelson, Stuart Seely, Bryce Rasmussen, Derek Smith. Third Row: Corey Sellers, Todd Hammond, Doug Walker, Randy Siddoway, Paul Carter, Scott Critchfield, Brett Hastings, Gordon Clark, Jon Hafen, Melvin Rudd. Fourth Row: Brad Bischoff, Ronnie Daniels, Derek Garn, Gerald Henderson, Quinn Snell, Paul Gallup, Ben Shirley, Mike Thueson, Bill Brown, Todd Mortensen, Jimmy Barrett, Mark Thompson. Fifth Row: Chris Price, Allyn Walker, Jason Leishman, Ken Marlowe, Gary Shiess, Bruce Denney, Dirk Andreasen, Rod Steiner, Stacy Sessions. MGAA Though the requirements for earning an athletic school letter vary from sport to sport, standards and qualifications are high. Any girl who letters must meet the specific requirements in all respects. Girls ' sports in- clude volleyball, basketball, track and cross country. Front, L. to R: Beverly Nelson, Vicky Schneiter, Karla Fife. Second Row: Jan Holloway, Jennifer Lee, Julie Holloway, Susan Flamm, Angie Sutton, Celeste Summers. Last Row: Rebecca Crowder, Naomi Birch, Lesa Jolley, Margo Tingey. Honor, Society Obtaining a 3.5 grade average can be a dif- ficult task as many of the Honor Society members learned. However, the benefits paid off during the year for the students in this club. Both Mr. Clements and Mrs. Barton have en- joyed supervising and working with this club. LarryThompson, Dylan Porter, David Hafen, Mike Thueson, Scott Critchfield, Reji Brunson, Alison Wilkes, Katie McLaughlin, Rhonda Gibb, Susan Holdaway, Linnea Huber, Alison Graham, Alison Forsnes, Tammy Coles, Carolyn Powell, Kari Frost, Kaesi Garn, Rebecca Thatcher, Jenni Hackworth, Jenny Larson, Leslie Cordingly, Shawna Malstrom, Helen Calder, Karen Forsnes, Jennifer Allen, Patrice Heer, Ja- neen Winkle. Stephen Scorcsby, I roy Brunson, Ross Mortcnscn, Mike Young, Brad Hall, Brie Em- Honor Society Presidency: Jennifer Allen, Evan Forsnes, Brett bree, Clint Walker, Sandra Stegelmeier, Dick Wightman, Mark Critchfield, Todd Hastings, Kendra Ard, Advisor: Colleen Barton. Hammond, Alan Blackham, Marian Clements, Janeil Fisher, Vicki Schneiter, Stacy Larson, Alesa Brown, Nancy Shirley, Beverly Nelson. 88 L to R: Georgia Hansen, Eric Cawley, Cathy Briggs, Val Ricks, Brad Hall, Mr. Ricks, Eric Embree. Mike Young, Susan Holdaway, Allison Graham, Linnea Huber. Growing in popularity, the Scholastic team has doubled in members since 1980. The team competes against other teams in our region in academics, and has done very well in the meets. Mr. Ricks, their advisor, has lead the team to their successes. Each person on the team has high intellectual ability and represents Madison well. Scholastic Team 89 Debate Varsity Debaters: Front Row: Greg Stewart, Steve Scoresby, Dylan Porter. Second Row: Kevin Nelson, Eric Embree, Eric Cawley. Novice Debaters Bottom Row: Verland Pier- son, Darin Partridge. Middle Row: Judy Boyle, Michelle Smith, Wendy Greene, Linda Hansen. Top Row: Melinda Davenport, Matt Woodmansee, Marc Wood, Collette Hunt, Amy Hansen. It ' s debatable whether push ups help the negative or the affirmative during class. Eric Cawley, Steve Scoresby, Kevin Nelson, Dylan Porter, Eric Embree and Marc Wood show off one of Look out class, Greg Stewart is on the rampage! the many ' 83 trophies. Several returning state finalists as well as talented novices put Madison at the top in debating this year. Jon Hafen and Eric Cawley broke quarter finals at both Twin Falls and Boise State University meets. Eric Embree and Marc Wood took first place at Cross State. Steve Scoresby and Greg Stewart took third at Cross State. Kevin Nelson and Dylan Porter broke quarter finals at the Idaho State University meet. Evan Forsnes also took third at Cross State in the Lincoln-Douglas Debate. At the Rigby District Meet in February, the team earned four trophies in addition to taking the Sweepstakes. Instructor Merrill Lundberg was awarded a plaque for the outstanding debate coach of the region. At this printing, it seems state honors are very much in the offing. 91 I FFA Back Row L to R: Officers: Jeff Munns, Todd Smith, Shane Turman, Karl Ritchie, Karl Snedaker, Brian Christensen, Kirk Powell. Front Row L. to R.: Carolyn Powell, Tiffany Boice, Sue Ann Munns, Jana Munns, Cody Boulter, Ilene Ward. Madison was well represented at the District Convention held at Ririe in February. Brian Christensen placed se- cond in Extemporaneous Speaking, Karl Ritchie placed first in Public Speaking, and Madison also placed first in Creed Speaking and Parliamentary Procedure. In the words of Lonnie McMurtrey, Madison Ag Seniors are the best. She doesn ' t like the tree, but she ' s sure interested in Todd! 92 ■ S Q uj u. J E .S a o S ■u. g_ c H u ' — 1 C 1) o -§ N I S S .S s o CO Q - . . o , ' £ S uT c S3 5.5|i|l o 5 «J JJ c O - XI ' w 4j £ aa E c « . g £ :h - c = «- o J2 o E - u H X E = «| pi c ' § I H I -g u c a. — o , t J= t o u 2 c Q X 5 . S D. •o 5 o o 5 t- C c UJ C -a j= _2 2 oa 2 £ c « w. 00 5 i ; E« =; -o c ■§ a: E H (D (55 O 1- (73 (- 1j 2 § GO loo ■O ( 2 o X O ' 2 ' g-CQ-g in o 0 C 3 I- - S DC •5 E E c « i_ o o. u U _E , ' w ' 3 ■| a, S s s § I S) cu GO .E oa 2 93 Club De Espanol 1st Row: Brenda Bird, Denise Holtzer, Bonnie Pierson, Rochelle Sanders, Cindy Coats, Shelley Hymas. 2nd Row: Ronda Gibb, Rebecca Case, Lori Glen, Laurie Burns, Linda Hansen, Gina Smith, Colette Bagley, Trenna Covington, Camille Kingsford, Nannette Hoggan. 3rd Row: Kelley Robison, Lane Sommer, Le Nea Maharry, Diana Eckersell, Julie Bayles, Debbie Cartmill, Juan Garcia, Allan Bell — president; Miss Hamblen, advisor. With the goal of promoting better relations with Spanish- speaking countries and becoming acquainted with our southern neighbors, the Madison Spanish club had the largest enroll- ment it has enjoyed. Several members were natives of Spain and added much to the cultrual evenings held by the organization. Enchilada parties helped earn interest and money for sum- mer trips to Mexico and Central American countries where the touring members could experience the history and culture as well as the food of the countries. Senorita Hamblen, advisor, conducts the summer tours. _ u t- u. o o 96 Fop to Bottom, L to R: Colette Clarke, David Daniels, Marian Clements, Mark Dresen, i my Hansen, Jimmy Barrett, Kari Frost, Julie Stubbs, Dick Wightman, Mike Packer, Jenni Hackworth, Jyl Parker, Bryan Hammer, Miss Wright. She ' s falling for me. Madison Avenue Players began practicing Our Town only days after school started. The players were invited to perform it at the Rocky Mountain Drama Festival, so they loaded up and traveled to Coeur d ' Alene for four days in January. After their trip, they divided into groups and stu- dent directors learned to cast and direct their own scenes. The next performance was that of a Variety Show where each member showed off their individual specialities. Overall, this group of select Thespians developed their own talents and entertained us throughout the year. 97 M-News Advisor — Miss Lendroth Editor — Elizabeth Wilkes Asst. Editor — Helen Calder Again this year the M-News staff has worked together to create an excellent paper under the leadership of their advisor. Miss Lendroth. The staff has kept the faculty and students aware of current fashions, events, gossip, changes and the win- nings of Madison High. Thanks M-News! How dare you make me sit by him? Back Row, L. to R: Scott Larson, Eric Cawley, Alison Wilkes, Tanja Wood, Alison Curtis, Victor Harrison, Mark Hansen, Clark Larson. Second Row: Liz Gann, Suzanne Bell, Paula Messer, Heidi Johnson. First Row: Gary Brown, Lynette Fluckiger, Elizabeth Wilkes — Editor, Helen Calder — Assistant Editor, Tiffany Jolley. Not Pictured: Miss Lendroth — Advisor. Madisonian Staff L to R: David Daniels, Photographer; Julie Stubbs, Mike Packer, Photographer; Jyi Parker, Jennifer Whatcott, Keith Leatham, Chimane Belnap, Asst. Editor; Mrs. Hunter, Advisor; Marian Clements, Editor; Holly Forbis, Zeb Hall, Artist. Where ' s the blasted quad-pak! Chimane ' s insane. Holly ' s hard at work. Here ' s to all the staff that left at first semester! Through trials of lost pictures, rejected layouts, and missed deadlines; somehow the Madisonian staff managed to give us a yearbook. Jennifer Whatcott says I really enjoyed being on the staff, it was a great way to end my day. Marian Clements, the editor, says, If you don ' t like it, it ' s not my fault. Mrs. Hunter says, Yes we did, yes we did have our moments in time. Keith Leatham says, No Comment. Chimane Belnap says, Get me out. SPORTS 100 State Champs Tight Ends: Brett Hastings, Craig Boyle, Bruce Denney, Gary Schiess, Chris Tightends: Bruce Denney, Bill Brown, Craig Boyle, Allyn Walker, Chris Price. Price, Ken Marlowe. Tackles: Bill Brown, Bryce Rasmussen, Todd Fisher, Spencer Siepert. Not pic- tured: Joe Hess. Guards: Garth Ricks, Bryce Rasmussen, David Chambers, Alan Williams, Quarterbacks: Ryan Rydalch, Bruce Keck, Mark Critchfield. Todd Weekes, Todd Mortensen, Mike Thuesen. Not pictured: Dirk Andreasen. 102 Undefeated 1 2-0 QUOTES ON 1982 SEASON Dirk Andreasen — It was terrific. Scott Dansie — Wish it wasn ' t over. Dr. Holloway — Thank you, citizens of Rexburg, for providing the facilities necessary for MHS to be the best that it can. Students are benefiting from your sacrifice. Attitudes and examples of that nature are a positive reinforce- ment to the students of MHS, and that is one reason why MHS is 1. VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES 11 Madison 51 Sugar-Salem 17 Blackfoot. 39 Buhl 64 Shelley 24 Burley 18 Rigby 21 South Fremont 21 Salmon 20 Mountain Home 21 Preston 33 Soda Springs Opponent 6 0 0 0 6 7 0 13 14 14 14 Middleton 0 Coach Haley — Many teams have fine seasons; fewer teams win state championships. The Madison Varsity football team of 1982 achieved the ultimate; they became the rarest of teams — an undefeated, 12-0, state champion- ship team. I ' m very proud of this team as young men and their suc- cess as a team. My hope is that they will go on in life and become or remain champions in all aspects of their lives. Guards: David Chambers, Dirk Andreasen, Todd Mortensen, Garth Ricks, Mike Thueson, Alan Williams. Fullbacks; Scott Dansie, Melvin Rudd, Aliyn Walker. Centers: Derek Smith, David Erickson. 103 Tailbacks: Gary Geisler, Doug Walker, Scott Critchfield, Paul Carter. ' 1 Flankers: Randy Siddoway, Clay Christensen, Damon Thompson, Matt Merrell. Head Coach: Asst. Coaches: Lyle Wakefield Preston Haley Mark Karges Split Ends: Jason Leishman, Jeff Sorenson, Kevin Nelson, David Zollinger. Not Pictured: Danny Conway. 104 JV Football First row 1. to r: Randy Wadsworth, Brian Downey, Rod Sanders, Randy Juelez, Doug Bodily, Frank Ramon, Troy Hastings, Justin Dunn, Derek Jensen. Second row: Ross Foster, Robert Retallick, Gary Moore, Stuart Cardon, Glade Erickson, Steve Grover, Mike Scoresby, Daren Stegelmeer, Dan Steiner. Third row: Coach Kilts, Steven Gibbs, Jay Marsh, Mike Thomason, Rod Jones, Daren Klingler, Andy White, Dean Struhs, Johnny Watson, Gordon Harmon, Kent Rasmussen, Dirk Davenport, Jason Rammel, Coach Lundburg. Junior Varsity gridders, in the words of Coach Merrill Lundberg, are a group of eager young men who are willing to work well with each other. They have incredible blocking ability. They are a group of gifted receivers and passers with much potential for next year. Merrill Lundburg Head Coach J.V. FOOTBALL SCORES Madison ' Opponent 35 Bonneville 0 19 Ririe Varsity 5 54 Sugar-Salera 6 34 Shelley 6 38 . Rigby 0 Snake River 7 South Fremont 0 34 Star Valley 19 Win Shelley forfeit Jerald Crittenden Defensive Co-or. 105 Ryan Rydalch, Student Manager; Mr. Jaussi, Director; Danny Conway, Student Manager. Girls ' Team Captains. Front Row: Karla Fife, Lesa Jolley, Kathy Parkinson, Julie Taylor. Second Row: Julie Holloway, Susan Holdaway. It ' s 1 1 :40. You ' re bored crazy from third period; couldn ' t study if you tried. Your best friend ' s home with the flu, and you don ' t feel up to eating lukewarm hot dogs and hash. Can this lunch hour be salvaged? Yes! Thanks to Madison ' s system of recreation for the masses — the intramural program. Madison ' s Intramurals give every boy and girl, regardless of ability, an opportunity to par- ticipate in wholesome recreation and supervised activities. The program helps students gain new skills, use leisure time wisely, gain recognition, make friends, develop grace with healthy minds and bodies, and develop responsibility. The program is organized and directed by Mr. Jaussi, aided by many student managers and captains. 106 Boys ' Team Captains. Front Row: Jon Haffen, Gordon Clark, Todd Smith, Todd Hammond. Second Row: Damon Thompson, Marc Thompson, Jeff Munns, Dar- ren Mecham, Rod Steiner. Girls ' Volleyball Champs. Front Row: Margo Tingey, Susan Holdaway, Brenda Bird, Lorilee Hall. Second Row: Julie Holloway, Julie Taylor, Kristen Gallup, Susan Barrett. Grover, Mr. Moss, Coach Karges. Second Row: Ted Ostler, Mark Green, Mr Robison. Third Row: Matt Merrill, Matt Cureton, Ken Marlowe, Craig Boyle Todd Hammond. Boys ' Ping Pong Champs: Jimmy Barrett, Jon Hafen, Marc Thompson, Mike Young. Foul Pitch Champs. Todd Hammond, Barry Thatcher. Shuffleboard Champs: David Barfuss, Gina Arnold, Jyl Parker, Melvin Rudd, Sheri Sorensen. Girls ' Ping Pong Champs: Nina Hansen, Jenny Larson. 107 Volleyball Champs: Faculty. First Row: Coach Maclaughlin, Mr. Clements. Se- cond Row: Coach Grover, Mr. Robison, Mr. Wakefield. Third Row: Dr. Wilcock, Dr. Holloway. Chess Champs: Mario Reque, Stacey Sessions, Clark Hansen. Checkers Champs: Zeb Hall, Brenda Bird, Susan Holdaway, Eldon Winger. Horeshoes Champs: Ron Tanner, Shane Turman, Garth Ricks, Jeff Munns 108 Varsity Volleyball Collette Bagley — Manager Robert Boice S-T-R-E-T-C-H Coach Beloved Boice beams. Kathy waves at the crowd! Varsity Boys ' Basketball VARSITY BOYS ' BASKETBALL Madison Opponent 53 Idaho Falls 54 54 Bonneville 44 56 Burley 61 69 Livingston 63 45 Idaho Falls 57 32 Skyline 27 39 Bonneville 52 47 Highland 57 61 Rigby 69 57 Blackfoot 45 75 South Fremont 59 66 Burley tsAug jf 48 66 Blackfoot 36 . 92 Shelley 71 1 48 Rigby 59 ' 70 Salmon 50 87 Shelley 62 68 South Fremont 43 60 Skyline 51 56 Salmon — ■ 46 69 Shelley 53 56 Rigby 65 73 South Fremont 60 34 Rigby 42 Although they had a bad start on the season, the boys ' basketball team re-bounded in January and ended the season with a 15-9 record. The First several games were played without Neal Ard and Bryce Rasmussen due to arm injuries.. Also Robert Jensen joined the team late in the season after he returned from Israel. These three players did much to change the team around. However, the team all worked hard to earn their District Runner-up title. Managers were Stacey Ses- sions and Kevin Withers. Vicky Schneiter and Karren Partridge kept score. Robert Jensen shooting for Madion. First Row: Johnny Watson, Jason Rammell, Richard Henderson, Paul Sorenson. Second Row: Dirk Davenport, Brian Downey, Randy Wadsworth, Troy Hastings, Coach Filimoehala. Third Row: Andy White, Derek Jensen, Dean Struhs, Stuart Cardon. Look out down below! Hey man, watch me make this shot! JV Boys ' Basketball J.V. BOYS BASKETBALL SCORES Madison 54 1 I law FaJjis ' |Bonnevil[e Burley Livingston ivingston-B Rigby -filackfoot South Fremont Burly Blackfool Shcllflfy J . Rigby •, Salm|n Shelley South Fremont Skvline « ni£ Nobody gets in Dean ' s way! This year ' s J.V. team was made up entirely of sophomores. Even though they had a young team, they did well and ended the season with a winning record. Coach Filimoehala says, I have greatly en- joyed coaching this par- ticular group of sophomores. They are a talented, ver- satile-team, and have all the ingredients necessary to become very successful var- sity players. With dedica- tion and hard work they will bring MHS to many cham- pionships in the future. Just me and my shadow. 115 0 7 1 L to R: Allison Forsnes, Jan Holloway, Beverly Nelson, Annette Smith, Seleste Summers, Colleen Munns, Cathy Conway, Kathy Parkinson, Naomi Birch, Rebecca Crowder, Margo Tingey, Julie Holloway. Not Pictured: Coach Garry Parkinson. GIRLS ' VARISTY BASKB TBALL SCORES Madison Opponent Madison Opponent 42 Skyline 41 56 Bonneville 48 31 Idaho Falls 57 42 Rigby 44 OT 34 Preston 38 54 Snake River 48 33 Burley 29 48 Bonneville 55 58 South Fremont 44 38 Preston 46 47 Burley 31 48 Salmon 44 37 Skyline 44 District Tourn. 72 Shelley 36 69 Shelley 48 49 Rigby 44 40 Rigby 37 42 South Fremont 40 49 Salmon 51 66 Shelley 54 55 Salmon 48 47 Idaho Falls 56 State Tournamen t 42 Wei§er ' 30 47 Bonners Ferry 54 29 Preston 46 Rebecca has her sights set high. Varsity Girls ' Basketball The Varsity Girls ' Basketball team began the year with a new coach as well as several sophomore players. The team had both ex- perience and talent which took them all the way to the district Championship. Coach Garry Parkinson gave hints to the success of the team. At first, the girls had to change playing procedures and learn the methods of a new coach, but before long they started playing as a team. Each girl was given an individual position to be responsible for. Then we started to move the basketball and to shoot well. The January and February games showed the team making the high forties in shooting. One thing we used to raise pride and spirits were mottos. Three of these were: Winners never quit and quitters never win. Offense sells tickets- Defense wins games, If they can ' t score, they can ' t beat us-they may tie the game, but they can ' t win. Congratulations to the team for their great season and championship. J.V. Girls ' Basketball Mcatlean _ Yicary Top Row L. to R: Bernice Demerey, Anita Wilkins, Cathy Conway, Toni Belnap, Noreen Vance. Middle Row L. to R: Lesa Jolley, Coach Perry Robinson, Jan Holloway. Bottom Row L. to R: Julie Taylor, Carolyn Powell, Jeannie Lawrence, Susan Flamm. w Madison Opponent Madison C 27 Skyline 17 61 Shelly 25 South Fremont 33 38 Rigby 24 32 1 1 Sugar-Salem 14 „ South Fremont 33 36 1 f Idaho Falls 22 78 !jllidllyy «— - 16 18 Rigby 12 34 Idaho Falls 26 40 Snake River 14 48 Preston 37 38 Bonneville 40 36 Bonneville 14 22 Preston 27 52 Buriey 24 Salmon 18 62 South Fremont 37 45 Buriey jtt 33 32 Salmon 21 22 Skylin a 30 When asked about their successful record, Anita Wilkins said, Our team really learned how to work together instead of as individual players. Also we were all close and didn ' t argue which helped to make a united team. Jeannie Lawrence said, We had a really good record and teams will have to look out for us next year. 119 I First Row L. to R: Rod Parkinson, Brad Bischoff, Jimmy Barrett, Allan Williams, Todd Pettingill. Second Row: Dan Steiner, Ron Daniel, Ken Marlowe, Garth Ricks, Harry Larson, Rod Jones. Not Pictured: Coach Crittenden, Dave Chambers. Wrestling Dave Chambers District Champion — 185 lbs. Alan Williams District Champion — 132 lbs. Coach Jerald Crittenden Although this year ' s wrestlers had to overcome inexperience, injuries, and other hardships, the team did well. Four outstanding players were: Alan Williams and Dave Chambers who were both District Champions, Ronnie Daniel who placed third in District, and Garth Ricks who had one first place and three second place wins at the first meets of the season. Coach Crittenden sums it up, Looking back on the wrestling season and my expectations, the team and each individual did pretty much as was expected. With each week we had important and better produc- tion. We knew that our chances in dual meets would be poor because of the number of weights that we couldn ' t fill. Our tournament schedule was one of the toughest ones around but we had good production from our wrestlers. We had fair success up until the Cross State Tournament, at which time our team suffered a big loss in that Garth Ricks broke his leg. It ' s a take down. First Row L. to R: Gordon Clark, Randall Shirley. Second Row: Karla Fife, Quinn Snell, Karen Forsnes. Last Row: Ben Shirley, Tom Green, Coach Grover, Gerald Henderson, Richard Henderson. Cross Country 122 CROSS COUNTRY Cross Country is the title given to the running sport which is gaining much popularity with both boys and girls in this area in recent years. Boys are expected to run five thousand meters; girls three thousand meters. The school or organization holding the meet will set the course. Competitors run across fields, over golf courses, up hills and down dales — wherever the trail may lead. Scoring is done by giving numbers to the par- ticipants as they complete the course. Individuals and teams with the lowest numbers are the winners. This fall sport takes a rigorous training program and requires endurance and stamina. Students feel that it is very beneficial. Ben Shirley said, I enjoyed it. It gets you in shape. Karla Fife noted that, Cross country takes a lot of hard work and dedication, but long after the hard work and the meets are over, the feelings of success and accomplishment make it all worthwhile. Spring Sports 123 Boy ' s Track Top to Bottom, L. to R.: Jeff Sorensen, Brett Fisher, Dirk Andreason, Dan Conway, Craig Boyle, Neil Ard. Second Row: Bruce Denney, Scott Dansie, Gerald Hender- son, David Mortimer, Tom Green, Per Johansson, Randy Quarez, Gordon Harmon, Don Brown. Third Row: Mike Scoresby, Mike Ball, Dirk Davenport, Quinn Snell, Ted Ostler, Richard Henderson. 4th Row: Eric Andreason, Mike Thomason, Randy Wadsworth, Ron Daniel, Ben Shirley, Randy Siddoway, Kevin Withers. Girls ' Track Top to Bottom, L. To R.: Jeannie Lawrence, Jan Holloway, Annette Smith, Cheryl Lynn Steiner. Second Row: Helen Calder, Karen Partridge, Kristen Gallup, Lori Green, Keri Preece, Sue Ann Munns. Bottom Row: Tillie Ingram, Charlotte Walker, Lori Atkinson, Noreen Vance, Cathy Conway, Susan Holdaway. 124 Tennis First Row L to R: Nannette Hoagland, Margo Tingey, Jon Hafen — Captain, Toni Belnap, Kim Nef. Second Row: Tawney Thompson, Marie Bingham, Susan Reeser, Brenda Bird. Third Row: Corey Sellers, Todd Hammond, David Hafen, Jeff Demordaunt. Golf First Row L to R: Julie Taylor, Kaesi Gam, Lesa Jolley. Second Row: Jason Leishman, Gary Schiess, Ken Marlowe, David Zollinger, Bryce Rasmussen. Third Row: Jimmy Barrett, Matt Sellers, Kent Rasmussen, Albert Yost, Coach Haley. 125 Connie Scclv Varsity Cheerleaders It ' s hard to imagine what a football or basketball game would be like without the cheerleaders en- couraging us to support our team. Each cheerleader sacrificed time and energy to plan, practice, and perform new cheers. Not only did they light up the games with their enthusiasm, but they also worked with the Spirit Club, made posters, and planned pep assemblies. Led by Stacy Larson, they helped us remember and support our teams. 126 JV Cheerleaders Mary Ann Rydalch Rebecca Thatcher Susan Barrett Charlotte Walker Sexier than Bo Derek, Louder than a locomotive, Able to leap bleachers in a single bound. It ' s a Ricks College co-ed, It ' s an MHS Faculty Member No! It ' s a Madison High School J.V. Cheerleader. The Junior Varsity cheerleading squad not only cheered the boys ' football and basketball teams to winning seasons, but they also supported the girls ' volleyball and basketball team. Overall, the J.V. cheerleaders did an excellent job encouraging the teams and added spirit to all the games. 127 JV Wrestling Cheerleaders Top to Bottom: Yvette Terry, Wendy Greene, Jane Powell. 129 n etivities 131 Homecoming Week 1982 Theme: Bobcat Fantasy Monday — Preppy Day uesday — Hawaiian Day Wednesday — Backwards Day Volleyball and Bonfire Thursday — Fantasy Day Friday — Parade Game Saturday — Dance David wanted his office so he could ride a motorbike in the parade. You ' ve gone a little too far this time, Corrine I ' m so excited for Hawaiian day! I just don ' t know how he ever won. He ' s no prince to me. Never before has this school been so colorful as on Tues- day when Hawaiian shirts, leis, and sunglasses dominated the scene. Madison ' s spirit was heightened during Homecoming Week. Students participated in the activities each day. The faculty float had much spirit. Amy looks like she has taken a real beatii.g. 134 When the game rolled around Friday, the fans were pep- ped up to cheer the team to a victory over Shelley. Saturday evening found many couples at the dance. It was decorated in red and white. A live band was a new and exciting experience for everyone. All-in-all, Homecoming Week was a great success. Looks like the sophomore float has grown since a page ago. Just whistle while you work. Aloha ' Advertising via the parade route. 135 Homecoming Royalty Queen and King Karla Fife Dirk Andreasen Prince and Princess Dave Erickson Ann Bennion Duke and Duchess Dan Steiner Rebecca Thatcher Hi! My name ' s Bill, and my name ' s Scott; and we ' re here to tell you about American football games! Assemblies 138 If this is a pep assembly, why is everyone so enthusiastic! Jack Lythgoe puts us through Stages of Hypnotism. There ' s one thing about high school that we never learn. What time class ends on assembly schedule!! This year Madison students were treated to four National School assemblies, as well as numerous pep assemblies. The first National School assembly was once again Jack Lythgoe, the hyp- notist. The second assembly was a visit from a Swiss Yodeler. She not only transformed the auditorium into the mountains of Europe, but she per- formed the impossible — taught Terry and Spencer how to dance. The next assembly was a trampoline demonstration. The performer taught volunteers from the audience how to play a new game on the trampoline. The object was to jump up and push a ball through a hole in the net and onto your opponent ' s side. Our last assembly was a demonstration of the American Footbag games, or Hacky Sack as most know it. This forty minutes was filled with lectures on the background of the games, rules on how the games are played, and actual games (using members of the studentbody and faculty). It concluded with a choreographed routine of tricks we can do with the footbag. Pep assemblies were held at noon in the commons. These assemblies were usually organized by the cheerleaders, aided by the spirit club, pep band, and coaches, as well as the players themselves. They did much to promote spirit and support for the teams. I bet that ' s the first boy that ' s ever run away from Melanie! 139 Somebody lost a contact. Is Kevin dancing with the plant or Vicky? She came just for the refreshments. The first girls ' choice dance of the year always has a large attendance, and this year ' s Bobcat Boogie was no excep- tion. On the night of October 23, hun- dreds of bare feet and Hawaiian shirts were seen in the gym and foyer of Madison High. Sponsored by the Drill team, the dance ' s theme was Love Me Tomor- row sung by Sally Stallings during in- termission. Also each member of the Drill team and her date were introduc- ed. The dance was a big success as every face left with a smile. Mark came running back from the bathroom! 14 !k ■ ' ri vianajjer; Julie Mubt s. in Barr jll. Sv ( rowell; Kci th 142 rm sure you carry your scriptures everywhere. Stuporstition I mean superstition. The first play of the year was Thorton Wilder ' s Our Town. Members of Map ' s learned to appreciate the meaning of life as they discovered the message of this famous play. The most powerful and moving part of the play is the third act which takes place at Emily ' s grave. To achieve the right mood, the ac- tors rehearsed in the Sugar City Cemetery. Their sacrifices paid off as they took superiors at both District and State Com- petition. Because of their outstanding per- formance, Map ' s were invited to the Rocky Mountain Drama Festival with Our Town. Mike, don ' t break character but there ' s a mouse gnawing at my shoe. 143 ,1 Senior Ball Royalty King — LaWrell Cook, Queen — Debbie Poulsen. Second Attendants: Susan Reeser, Matt Merrell, First At- tendants: Damon Thompson, Corinne Jensen. Senior Ball — December 23, 1982 All the members of the spirit club were just so excited to stay after school! Melvin and Dave pose by a locker decorated by the spirit club. No they aren ' t all asking questions at once, they ' re practicing for the next game. 145 Sweetheart Ball Who ' s the good-looking girl with Mike? 1 The theme of the Sweetheart Ball was For Your Eyes Only. Decora- Ij tions were centered around a James I Bond mood, with mazes, mirrors, and mannequins. During the inter- j mission, the cheerleaders sang Looking Through the Eyes of 1 Love , and royalty was announced. I They were Julie Griffeth, Jennifer I Lee, and Shawna Malstrom. What ' s growing out of David ' s mouth? 146 147 Christmas Week Doctor HoUoway wishes us all a Merry Christmas. To help the school get a little Christmas spirit the student- body officers planned a week of activities and competitions. Windows were painted in Christmas scenes, clubs and classes decorated and displayed trees in the commons, and the studentbody officers raised funds to help a needy family have a happier Christmas. San- ta appeared and passed out candy canes while students sat on his lap for pictures. The ex- citement lasted until school was released for the holidays. Bel Cantos dug their tree out of a trash can. CHRISTMAS TREE CONTEST RESULTS FIRST PLACE CLASS — Se niors SECOND PLACE CLASS — Juniors FIRST PLACE CLUB — Seminary SECOND PLACE CLUB — Cheerleaders Seminary ' s tree has a sweet spirit. 148 Compliments of Representative George Hansen, this flag which was flown over the White House was presented to Cliff Janussi, government teacher and Jeff Sorensen, student body president. Nervous youth legislators await the nominations. Kathy Raybould campaigned successfully for the prestigious post of Chief Justice. Youth Legislature Youth Legislature offers area students opportunities to study government first hand. At the Ricks College invitational in January, eighty-one Madison students, under the direction of government instructor Cliff Jaussi, put on a winning cam- paign to get Kathy Raybould elected to one of the key posts, that of Chief Justice. Kathy received an all-expense paid trip to Washington, D.C. where she visited the Capitol, was a guest of the Supreme Court for a week and met President Reagan. Next year she will preside as Chief Justice over the Youth Supreme Court in Idaho. Then — who knows — ? Kathy might well become one of our future national legislators. 150 Madison ' s eighty-nine member delegation worked hard to elect their candidate. There were moments of relaxation which were highlights of the convention. Corinne Jensen makes the nominating speech for Kathy Raybould. Madison ' s delegation lobbied diligently and won support of the majority of the three hundred legislators. 151 Josoph and Technieolor CAST NARRATORS — Julie Stubbs, Jyl Parker, Brenda Bird. JOSEPH — Todd Hammond JACOB — Alan Blackham BROTHERS — Mike Packer (Reuben), E ric Embree (Simeon), Dick Wightman (Levi), Bryan Hammar (Napthali), Mike Young (Isachar), Gary Brown (Asher), Merrill Pugmire (Dan), Gor- don Harmon, (Zebulon), Mark Dresen (Gad), David Daniels (Benjamin), Brad Hall (Judah) POTIPHAR — David Daniels POTIPH AR ' S WIFE — Kari Frost PHAROAH — Gordon Harmon BUTLER — Mark Dresen BAKER - Eric Embree ISHMAELITES — Colette Clarke, Jenni Hackworth, Alan Blackham WIVES AND EGYPTIAN DANCERS — Linnea Huber, Tawney Thompson, Kari Frost, Mary Lee Bevan, Teri Ed- wards, Collette Hunt, Mary Wood, Hol- ly Forbis, Janeen Winkel, Noreen Vance Director — Annette Wright We understand if you don ' t like the dance, but don ' t get so upset! 152 The Amazing Dreameoat II What do we do now? Preparations for the musical began as early as December when tryouts were held and the play cast. Then came the building of the set, and the long hours of rehearsing. The play, which is the modern version of the Bible story of Joseph who was sold in Egypt, was sung entirely. Because there were no speaking parts, each actor had to work all the harder. Finally on the nights of March 10, 11, and 12, the preparations were over and it was time to entertain. A large audience each night was receptive, and the play was billed a success. Todd Ham- mond said, This was a great play. It turned out to be a lot fun- ner and harder than basketball. Everyone I know had a good time. Julie Stubbs also said, The play turned out really well because it had so much variety. The cast was the best. Colette Clarke summed it up for both the cast and the audience when she said, I never laughed harder in my whole life. A one, two, three, David bend your knees. 153 s Class of 1983 Senior Poll MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Mike Young, Rissa Ferguson .. BEST LOOKING Scott Dansie, Stacy Larsen Class of 1983 HIBBARD First Row L. to R: Jyl Parker, Marian Clements, Trudi Hall, Karen Papenfuss, — ,Janiel Fisher. Second Row: Marty Beattie, Van Tuckett, Robert Koon, Mark Hansen, David Chambers. Third Row; Mrs. Larsen, Shane Peterson, — , Terry Hendricks, Danny Conway. ADAMS First Row: Scott Roundy, — , Mike Young, Lisa Boren, Julie James, Rodney Muir, Allan Parkin- son, Karin Schroeder. Second Row: Kellie Hill, — , David Zollinger, Rebecca Thompson, Richie Mav, Marie Mabey, — , Shana Parkinson, — , Brenda Bell, — . Third Row: Zeb Hall, Rachel Garner, Jeff Sorenson, Debie Davidson, Todd Fisher, Sandra Stegelmeier, Clint Walker, Melissa Swenson, Brett Fisher. KENNEDY First Row: Tawney Thompson, — , Kerri Chaple, Stuart Scely, Janet Steiner, Mike Shaw, Connie Seely, Stacy Larson. Second Row: Ryan Rydalch, Becky Bcckley, — , Nancy Shirley, — , Elizabeth Wilkes, Hal Jones, Karia Fife, Matt Cureton, Mclanic Spaulding. Third Row: Bryce Ramussen, Jolene Hillman, Blake Hansen, — , Robert Meikle, — , Dick Wightman, Alison Bratsman, Mrs. Hooper. 158 Goes Back in Time LINCOLN First Row: Todd Hammond, Jeff DeMor- daunt, Doug McBride, Kevin Brown, Corey Sellers, Clayton Walker, Steve Hillier. Second Row: Sheri Soresen, Heidi Webster, Annette Weick, Stuart Eyring. Third Row: Susan Reeser, Eric Howe, David Van Wagenen, Gordon Clark, Suzanne Speth, Melvin Rudd, Corinne Jensen, David Hoagland. Fourth Row: Aide, Shaunna Manwaring, Joe Hess, Marci Peterson, Kendra Ard, Barry Thatcher, Greg Perkins, Randall Shirley, Craig Boyle, Mrs. Ashliman. LYMAN First Row: Gary McRae, Darren Thompson, Lonnie McMurtrey, Randall Atkinson, Karl Snedaker. Second Row: Georgia Hansen, Lorie Rees, Viola Landsdowne, Steve Jep- pesen, Jeff Munns, Ross Mortensen, Greg Bybee, Robert Clay. Third Row: Vicky Schneiter, Beverly Nelson, Kelly McRae, Col- leen Weekes, Coreen Cook, Rick Stallings, Todd Smith, Dave Robison. Fourth Row: Cody Bell, Judy Wakely, Derek Smith, Col- leen Munns, Stan Hope, Randy Smith, Layne Erickson, Mrs. Fowler. WASHINGTON First Row: Heidi Miller, Marc Thompson, Gary Schroeder, Ellen Cook, Byron Bastrian, Tina Thomas, Paul Prous. Second Row: Steve Scoresby, Garth Ricks, Shelley Larson, Allan Bell, Damon Challis, Mike Bingham, Matt Merrill, Jeff Welch, Neal Peck. Third Row: Mrs. Brown, Greg Model, Colleen Klingler, Heather Ford, Michelle Siepert, Sheila Ed- dins, Lynne Hershy, Alesa Brown, Jennifer Graham. Not pictured: Mrs. McKinley ' s first grade class. 159 Other Activities. . . 160 Boy and Girl of the Month JULIE HOLLOWAY has competed on the varsity teams of both basket- ball and volleyball. She has a 3.7 grade point average. She has also won awards in band and has participated as a Intramural Captain. Sports, ski- ing, and riding horses are her hobbies. She would like to pursue a career in Child Development or teaching school. We might say the great love of RYAN RYDALCH is sports. He has ex- celled all three years of high school in basketball, football, and baseball. He was the Sr. Seminary president this year carrying a 3.1 grade point average. As the president of the Bel Cantos, ALAN BLACKHAM has many respon- sibilities. He is a member of Jazz Choir, Honor Society and has participated in the Madison Avenue Players ' productions. His future plans include going to Ricks College and Utah State. SHAUNNA GILFORD, last year ' s studentbody reporter has been keeping up to an active schedule at high school as well as a college class in nursing. Her varied interests include cross stitch, piano and singing. Business skills have come in handy for BEVERLY NELSON as student- body secretary last year and Bel Cantos secretary this year. Her grade- point average is 3.94. She is on the Honor Roll, in the Honor Society, and on the Distinguished American High School Students roster As vice-president of the Bel Cantos and president of the Jazz Choir, MIKE YOUNG has a lot to do with music. With a grade point average of 3.98, Mike represented the senior class as valedictorian. His varied in- terests include athletics, ping-pong (Intramural champ), reading, and piano playing. Mike served as Junior Class vice-president last year. 161 One of Madison ' s top debaters, JON HAFEN, lists reading, debate, rock and roll music, and tennis as top priorities on his interest agenda. Last summer, Jon worked in Washington D.C. as a congressional intern for Congressman George Hansen. He keeps a high grade point average and works at El Gene ' s T.V. as a salesman. Track is tops on KARLA FIFE ' S list of interests and accomplishments. She was on the cross country team and went to state competitions. She also likes gymnastics and any other kind of sports. A highlight of her life was a Euro- pean trip last summer. She works after school at the Racquetball Club. Captaining Madison ' s Scholastic team is BRAD HALL, a speech enthusiast. He is the recipient of several state speech and drama awards. Although he has many out- side interest, Brad maintains a gradepoint average of 3.83. He was a National Merit semi-finalist. He is interested in drama, speech, computers and Dungeons Dragons. VICKI SCHNEITER is one of the few girls to letter in Boys ' basketball. (Kept stats.) She also helped with the track team for the last two years. Her gradepoint average is 3.56. Vickie enjoys all sports, sewing, cooking, and horsebackriding. MARIAN CLEMENTS, the Madisonian editor, has been a studentbody of- ficer for two years. She counts drama and art as two of her main interests. She also enjoys sewing. She participated in MAP ' s productions for two years and still maintained a gradepoint of 3.75. When GREG STEWART isn ' t debating, he ' s studying to keep his 3.5 grade- point. Greg is studentbody Legislative Vice Pres. and enjoys it. He has won awards in state debate and extemporaneous speech. In his off-school time, Greg works at Upper Valley Veterinarians. 162 Serving as studentbody secretary this year has been an enjoyable job for SHAUNA MANWARING. Besides keeping up a busy agenda, Shauna has been in the Spirit Club and still maintained a 3.4 gradepoint average. She enjoys dancing, singing, backpacking, and skiing. Her summer ex- perience of being a Mother ' s Helper in New York has given her in- teresting memories. With an avid interest in speech and debate, it is no wonder that STEPHEN SCORESBY is the president of the Debate Club. He has been in at least the quarterfinals in every tournament (except one). He likes most sports and maintains a gradepoint average of 3.8. At 6 ' 9 DANNY CONWAY is the tallest player on the basketball team and is the leading scorer. He is a member of the Lettermen ' s Club. He has a 3.0 grade- point average. He enjoys all sports including basketball, football, tennis, winter and water sports. SHERI SORENSEN holds the challenging studentbody job of Recreation Leader. She serves this post spiritedly and still maintains a 3.2 grade average. Other interests which lead her a busy schedule are Flag Team, debate, skiing, music, and dancing. Interior Design is one of ALISON BRATSMAN ' S special interests. This studious girl has excelled in many fields and has a 3.5 gradepoint average. She loves skiing, making scrapbooks, and traveling. She is an outstanding business student and is a member of OEA. Studentbody president, JEFF SORENSEN HAS A 3.26 grade point average. He has a great love of sports. He especially enjoys skiing, basket- ball, track and tennis and has won awards in the last three. His favorite hobby is working on cars. 163 Participants in the OEA Regional competitive events included Back Row: Georgia Hansen, Jenny Larson, Angle Sutton, Kim Seipert, Sydni Lewis, Lori Jensen, Stephanie Robison, Cynthia Robinson. Middle Row: Lee Ann Miller, Kaesi Garn, Ann Bennion. Seated: Kathy Raybould, Amy Garner, Laurie Isle. Winners were Typing II Ann Bennion, 1st, Angie Sutton, 4th. Shorthand I, Lori Jensen 1st, Jenny Larson, 2nd. Prep. Verb I Amy Gardner, 1st. Proofing, Kim Siepert, 2nd. Machine Comp, Kim Siepert, 3rd. Job Int I Terri Steel 3rd, Kathy Raybould 4th. Academics Not only are Madison students capable in sports but they excel in many other areas as well. Acadmics cannot be overlooked. Our students have always competed well on a national level in achieve- ment tests. Drama, debate, business, agriculture, science, and art are just a few of the other areas where Madisonites show their stuff. With the computer programs, the science equipment, and the advanced placement programs, Madison offers much to all types of students. The remedial department has the newest teaching aids to give individual student aid where needed. Where EDUCATION is the name of the game, Madison students are proving that the school is certainly NUMBER ONE. Dylan Porter takes advantage of the Media Center. 164 Another first for Madison-- Art students win regional and national honors ' WATFRrni OR r., M a u ui o Steaelmeierand Fllen rnnlf PPNirii hdau ivi r. „ V, w A I tKCULUK. Oold Key and Honorable mention. Sandra iteaelme.er and hllen Cook. PENCIL DRAWING: Doug Bodily, Finalist, Connie Seeley, Hallmark Scholars, Ruth Allen Finalist. uiiuit iiuiii scvcidi Luuiunes is snarec witn us Dy lamaki Uhashi, Japan; Guillermo Amutio. Spain: Pablo Martin, Spain: Marios, Requel Brazil; Beatriz Guzman, Spain. 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But mostly we would like to thank the many people who have made this book what it is by allowing us to capture their moments in time. 182 183 A Adams, Tod Ahlrichs, Tony Allen, Jennifer Allen, Ruth Amutio, Guillermo Anderson, Barbie Anderson, Cody Anderson, Troy Andreasen, Dirk Andreasen, Eric Ard, Kendra Ard, Neal Armstrong, Holly Arnold, Gina Atkinson, Lori Atkinson, Randall Atkinson, Vernon Bagley, Colette Baldwin, Brad Ball, Mike Ballard, Danny Barfuss, David Barney, Linda Barney, Nola Barney, Tammy Baron, Christy Barrett, Jimmy Barrett, Lois Barrett, Susan Barrus, Kent Bateman, Traci Baxter, Darin Baxter, David Bayles, Julie Bayles, Sheri Beattie, Marty Bell, Allan Bell, Brenda Bell, Cody Bell, Susan Bell, Suzanne Belnap, Chimane Belnap, Toni Bennion, Ann Bevan, Marylee Biddulph, Sylvia Bingham, Marie Bingham, Rani Birch, Lisa Birch, Naomi Bird, Brenda Bird, Luwana Bird, Todd Bischoff, Brad Black, Brent Blackham, Alan Bleggi, Brannon Bodily, Doug Bodily, Wade Boice, Tiffany Boren, Lisa Boulter, Cody Boyle, Craig Boyle, Eric Boyle, Judy Bradley, Tracy Bradley, Wade Bratsman, Alison Bresee, Scott Briggs, Cathy Brimhall, Hope Brizzee, Kellae Brown, Alesa Brown, Bill Brown, Curtis Brown, Don Brown, Gary Brown, James Brown, Kevin Brunson, Reji Brunson, Troy 52 40 40, 85, 88 18, 165 165 40,85,95 52,93 52 18,86, 103, 124, 136 52, 124 18,79, 88,96 40,81, 112, 124 40 18,85,95 40, 96, 1 24 18,81 40,93 B 52,94, 109, 111 40 52 52, 74.76 18 18,81 40 52 52, 80 39,40, 86,97, 120, 125, 142 18 52,85, 127 40,79, 142 52,83.85,95 52 40 52.94 40 19 19. 94 19 40.93 40, 96 40.98 15.40.75.76. 79.99 52. 119. 125 15.40.85,96, 137, 164 52, 80, 85 52 40,85, 125 52 41 41, 79, 87 39,41,82,85,94, 125 19 41 41, 86, 120 52 19, 79, 88, 142, 152, 161 41 41, 105, 123, 165 52 52,93 19 41,93 19,86, 102, 124 52, 76 53,90 41 53 19, 163 41, 77 19, 89 20, 85, 95 41 20, 88 41,86, 102, 112 53,74,75,77 53, 124 20, 79, 98 53,93 20, 74, 75, 77 53,88 Burgener, Gerry Burris, Laurie Bush, David Bush, Laura Bush, Shirley Bybee, Greg Calder, Helen Camp, Timm Cardon, Stuart Carlson, Kelly Carlson, Mary Kim Carnahan, Laurel Carter, Paul Cartmill, Debbie Case, Rebecca Caspers, Mary Beth Castano, Guillermo Cawley, Eric Challis, Damon Chambers, David Chappie, Kerri Cheney, Evan Christensen, Brian Christensen, Clay Clark, Gordon Clarke, Collette Clements, Marian Clements, Randi Sue Clements, Shaun dinger, Edward Coats, Cindy Coles, Tammy Conway, Cathy Conway, Danny Cook, Coreen Cook, Ellen Cook. Holly Cook, Lawrell Cook. Mike Cooper, Brett Cordingley, Lesli Covington, Tori Covington, Trenna Critchficld, Mark Critchfield, Scott Crowdcr, Rebecca Cureton, Matt Curtis, Alison Daniel, Ronnie Daniels, David Dansie, Karen Dansie, Scott Davenport, Dirk Davenport, Melind Davidson, Debie Davis, Brad Davis, Timothy Davis, Tom Demery, Bernice Demordaunt, Jeff Dennis, John Denny, Bruce Downey, Brian Dresen, Mark Dunn, Justin Eckersell, Diana Eddins, JoAnn Edelmayer, Sheila Edstrom, Debbie Edstrom, Jeff Edwards, Teri Lyn Embree, Eric England, Julie Erickson, David 53 53,94 41 53,84 53 93 c 15,41,88,98, 124 53, 105, 114 53 53,93 20,81 41, 86, 104 41, 85,94 41, 79,94 20,80 20, 89,90,98 21 21,86,93, 102, 103, 121 21 41 42,92,93 21, 104, 123 21, 86, 112 21,81.97. 122, 142, 156 15,21,88,97,99, 142, 157, 162 53 42,79 42 53,94 42,82,85,88 53,75,95, 109, 119, 124 21, 86, 106, 112, 124, 163 21,85, 128 22, 165 42 22, 144 42 22,93 53,88 42 53, 94 22,86,88, 102 42,86,88, 104 22, 87, 110 22,81, 106 42,98 D 42, 86,93, 120, 124 42, 97,99, 142 39,42, 80 22, 86, 103, 124 53, 105, 1 14, 124 53, 78,90 22, 83, 84 53 42 54 1 19 22, 125 54 22, 78, 86, 102, 124 54, 105, 1 14 42,97, 142 42, 105 42, 75,94 23,96 42,85, 126 54,93 54,93 54,81,85 23, 88, 89,90, 152 23 42, 103, 137 Erickson, Layne Erickson, Sina Erikson, Diane Evans, Leah Evans, Lisa Everett, John Fadich, Lani Feely, Jill Feely, Susan Ferguson, Rissa Ferguson, Travis Fife, Karla 23,85,87, Fisher, Brett Fisher, Janeil Fisher, Jeanette Fisher, Todd Flamm, Susan Fluckiger, Lynette Forbis, Holly Forsnes, Alison Forsnes, Evan Forsnes, Karen Foster, Ross Frankman, Chris Frankman, Susan Fransen, Blake Frost, Kari Fullmer, Staci 23 54 54 51,54,85 23,83,85 54 43 23,76 54, 74 17, 23, 155 43,74,76 106, 122, 136, 156, 162 24, 124 24, 88 43 24, 86,93, 102 54,87, 109, 110, 119 54, 81, 85,98 54, 80,81,84,99 43,88, 116 24, 88 43,82.85,88, 122 54, 105 24,76, 157 54,75 43 43,85, 88,97, 142 54 G Galbraith, Bryce Gallup, Kristin Gallup, Paul Gann, Elizabeth Garcia, Juan Gardner, Amy Garn, Derek Garn, Kaesi 39.43, Garner, Rachel Garner, Ruth Geisler, Gary Gelb, Chuck Gibb, Ranae Gibb, Ronda Gibbs, Steven Gibson, Rebecca Gifford, Michelle Gifford, Shaunna Glenn, Lori Godfrey, Chris Graham, Allison Graham, Cat herine Green, Lori Green, Tom Greene, Mark Greene. Wendy Griffoth, Julie Grover, Eric Grover, Karen Grover, Scott Grover, Steven Guzman, Beatriz 43,93 24, 85, 106, 124 43, 74, 75, 76, 86, 123 54, 74.75.98 94. 165 43,83.84,96 54. 86, 104 83,85,88,96, 125, 164 24,96 54 24, 86, 104 24 54,81 43,79,88,94 43,93, 105 43 43 24, 79, 161 43,94 54 44,82,85,88,89 54, 76 25, 84, 124 44, 122, 124 44, 106 54, 84,90,93, 129 44, 85 55,81 55 44 44,93, 105 44,85, 165 H Hackworth, Jenni Haeberle. Jocelyn Hafen. David Hafen. Jon Hall, Brad Hall, Lorilee Hall, Nicole Hall.Trudi Hall, Zcb Hammar. Bryan Hammar, Kari Hammar, Damon Hammond, Lisa Hammond, Todd Hanosky, Lori 15,44,85,88,97, 147 25, 74, 75 44, 79,88, 125 55, 86,016, 108, 125, 162 25,88,89, 156, 162 55, 109 55, 81 25, 83, 85 25,99, 108 44, 79,97, 142, 152 55 55, 93 35, 83, 85 25,86,88,106, 107, 125, 152 25, 84, 128 Hansen, Alicia Hansen, Amy Hansen, Blaice Hansen, Clark Hansen, Georgia Hansen, Linda Hansen, Marie Hansen, Mark Hansen, Mark Hansen, Nina Hardin, Gary Harmon, Gordon Harrison, Victor Hartley, Mike Hastings, Brett Hastings, Troy Hatch, Darren Hatch, Lezlee Hawks, Shandi Heer, Patrice Henderson, Gerald Henderson, Gina Henderson, Richard Hendricks, Cathy Hendricks, Terry Hendrickson, Kari Hess, Joe Hess, Troy Hicken, Bethann Hicks, Tracy Hill, Dewayne Hill, Kellie Hillier, Stephen Hillman, Jolene Hoagland, David Hoggan, Nannette Hokansen, Jay Holdaway, Susan Holloway, Brian Holloway, Jan 51, Holloway, Julie Holtzer, Denise Hope, Gary Hope, Stanley Howe, Eric Huber, Linnea Hubscher, Ronald Hunt, Collette Hymas, Shelly Ingram, Tillie Isle, Laurie Jackson, Danny Jacob, Carolyn Janson, Fauneil Janson, Mike Jaussi, Debbie Jenkins, Troy Jensen, Andrea Jensen, Ben Jensen, Charlette Jensen, Corinne Jensen, Derek Jensen, Lori Jensen, Melanie Jensen, Robert Jensen, Rodney Jeppesen, Bevan Jeppesen, Lyle Jeppeson, Jana Jeppeson, Steven Johansson, Per Johnson, Heidi Johnson, Macon Johnson, Vance Johnson, Zenrah Jolley, Lesa Jolley, Tiffany Jones, Hal 55, 82, 55,90, 97, 1 55,93, 1 26, 89, 96, 1 55, 90, 55,85, 26, 76,93, 55,93, 107, 1 44, 45,75,76, 105, 1 45, 45, 86,88, 102, 112, 1 35, 105, 1 45 45,78,79,82,85 45,81,86, 122, 1 55, 55,81, 1 14, 122, 1 51, 55, 17,86, 1 55, 26,81, 45,78, 1 45,83,85, 45, 26, 83, 26, 26,85, 55, 94, 1 45, 45,74,76,88,89, 106, 1 1 55, 78, 87, 109, 1 10, 119, 1 27,87, 106, 110, 116, 1 45, 75, 45,74,75,77, 55 45,88,89 55, 76 45,80, 90 56, 94 124 27,96, 164 45 56 45,81,82,85 27 56,81,85 45, 74, 77 27 56, 78 45 15, 27, 84, 144, 157 56, 105, 114 45,83,85,95,96, 164 56,81 56, 45, 56, 45, 45, 124, 1 27, 27, 45,79,87, 106, 110, 119, 1 56, 82, 85, 27, Jones, Michael Jones, Rod Jorgensen, Andrea Josephson, Rob Kauer, Cammy Kauer, Heidi Keck, Bruce Kehoe, Gayland Kingsford, Camille Klingler,Chik Hui Klingler, Colleen Klingler, Darren Klingler, David Klingler, Gary Klingler, Roy K 56,93 56, 105, 120 45,79 46 46, 80 56 46, 102, 123 56 46,73,94 27,84 17,28, 84,95 56,93, 105 46 56 56 L Larsen, Clark Larsen, Craig Larsen, Scott Larsen, Shawn Larsen, Staci Larson, Harry Larson, Jenny 46,85,1 Lauritzen, Andrea Lawrence, Jeannie Leatham, Keith Lee, Jennifer Leishman, Jason Leishman, Melissa Leishman, Todd Lewis, David Lewis, Sydni Lloyd, Defraun Lloyd, Scott Loveland, Jeff Lovgren, Tony 46,98 28,81 56,98 56 28,84,88,95, 126 28,86,93, 120 ], 95,96, 108, 126, 164 46 56, 109, 1 19, 124 56, 81,99, 142 46,78,79, 84.87 46,86, 104, 125 28 56 46 46,83, 85,96, 164 28 46 57 57,76 M Mabey, Alison Mabey, Marie Mabey, Melissa Madsen, Shonna Madsen, Travis Maefau, Siona Maharry, LeNea Malstrom, Shawna Mangum, Karen Manwaring, Brian Manwaring, Sara Manwaring, Shauna Marlowe, Ken Marlowe, Tina Marsh, Jay Martin, Pablo McBride, Doug McLaughlin, Katie McMurtrey, Lonnie McRae, Gary McWilliams, Donna Mecham, Darren Meikle, Robert Merrill, Anthony Merrill, Matt Messer, Paula Messick, Rona Sue Miller, Kent Miller, Lee Ann Moore, Gary Moore, Marti Morrell, Lisa Morris, Sandi Mortenscn, Ross Mortcnsen, Todd Mortimer, David Moulton, David Muir, Jeff Muir, Jim Muir, Rodney 46,83,95,96 28 57,85 28 57 57 46, 75,94 46,82, 85,88 28,81 46 28,93 15,29, 84, 163 46, 86, 102, 106, 120, 125 57 57, 105 165 29 57,88 29,93 93 57 29, 106 29, 156 46,93 29,86, 104, 106, 123, 144 57,98 57 57 46, 75, 164 57, 76,93, 105 57,75,93 57 46,85 29,88 46, 74,77,86,93, 102, 103 124 46 46,93 29,93 29 Munns, Colleen Munns, Garth Munns, Jana Munns, Jeff Munns, Sue Ann Murdock, Kimberly Mafus, Montie Mafus, Sabrina Nedrow, Dette Nef, Kim Nelson, Beverly Nelson, Kevin Nelson, Victor Niederer, Lonna Nielson, Eric Nissen, Jody Ohashi, Tamaki Olsen, Kyle Orr, Becicy Ostler, Ted Packer, Lorraine Packer, Mike Papenfuss, Karen Parker, Amy Parker, Jyl Parkinson, Allen Parkinson, Doug Parkinson, Kathy Parkinson, Lisa Parkinson, Rod Partridge, Darin Partridge, Karren Pearson, Kjerstin Peck, Jan Peck, Neal Perkins, Suzanne Petersen, Shane Peterson, David Peterson, Debbie Peterson, Lezlee Peterson, Marci Pettingill, Todd Phillips, Tina Pierson, Bonnie Pierson, Verland Porter, Dylan Porter, Jeff Poulsen, Debbie Powell, Carolyn Powell, Jane Powell, Kirk Preece, Keri Price, Chris Price, Kami Pugmire, Merrill Quarez, RAndy Quarez, Steve Rammell, Jason Rammell, Rachel Rasmussen, Bryce Rasmussen, Julie Rasmussen, Kent Ray, Daniel Ray, Heather Raybould, Kathy Rees, Lorie 30, 110 46,93 57,92,93, 124 30,92,93, 106, 108 57,92,93, 124 47 30 57,80 N 30, 79, 87, ; o 57,83,85,95 57,74,75, 125 116, 156, 161 30, 86, 90, 104 57 47 58,74,75,76 58,81,83,85 58,81,85, 165 58 47,84,93, 128 47, 106, 124 58 47, 79,97,99, 142, 152 30,81 47,85, 128 30, 97,99, 107, 142, 152 30 58 47,83,84, 1 10 58, 106 58,93, 120 58,76, 90 47, 110, 124 47,79, 82,85 58 30 31,84, 128 31,93 58,93 47,96 58,82,85 31 47, 120 58,83,85,95 47, 94, 96 58,90 48, 78, 88, 89 48 31,96, 144 58, 88, 92, 93, 109, 1 10, 1 19 58, 81, 129 48,92,93 58, 124 48,86, 102, 123 58,83,85 48,74,75, 76,81 Q R 58, 124 31 58, 105, 114 31,96 31, 85, 102, 112, 125 59,81, 102 48,93, 105, 1 12, 125 59,93 48,78 48, 126, 164 31 Reeser, Susan 17, 31, 82,84, 125, 144 Reichenbach, Todd 48 Reno, Todd 48 Requc, Marios 78, 108, 165 Relallick, Robert 59, 105 Ricks, Garth 32, 86,93, 102, 103, 108, 120 Ricks, Kristie 59,81 Ricks, Sherri 59,81 Ricks, Val 48,74,75,77, 79,89 Riddle, Denise 32 Rigby, Natalie 48, 79, 84, 126 Ritchie, Karl 59,92,93 Robinson, Dave 32 Robison, Cynthia 48,96, 164 Robison, Kelly 48,94 Robison, Stephanie 59, 164 Roman, Frank 59, 105 Romrell, Kerry 48 Roth, Lisa 48 Roundy, Scott 17, 32 Rudd, Melvin 32, 86, 103, 107, 123 Rydalch, Mary Ann 59,95, 127 Rydalch, Robin 48 Rydalch, Ryan 30, 102, 106, 112, 123, 156. 161 Sampson, Brent Samuelson, Larrynda Sanders, Rachelle Sanders, Rod Schiess, Gary Schneitcr, Vicky Schroeder, Gary Schroeder, Karin Scoresby, Michael Scoresby, Stephen Searcy, Barry Seeley, Connie Seely, Stuart Sellers, Corey Sellers, Matt Sessions, Stacey Shaver, Joshua Shirley, Ben Shirley, Nancy Shirley, Randall Siddoway, Randy Siepert, Kim Siepert, Michelle Siepert, Sondra Siepert, Spencer Smith, Annette Smith, Derek Smith, Gena Smith, Michelle Smith, Randy Smith, Scott Smith, Todd Snedaker, Karl Snell, Quinn Soft, Duane Sommer, Lane Sorensen, Jeff 1 Sorensen, Paul Sorensen, Sheri Spaulding, Melanie Spaulding, Rick Speth, Suzanne Stallings, Rick Stallings, Sallianne Steel, Blake Steel, Terri Steele, Carol Stegelmeier, Daren Stegelmeier, Sandra Steiner, Bart Steiner, Beth Steiner, Cherilyn Steiner, Dan Steiner, Janet Steiner, Rod Stewart, Greg Stewart, Kim Stolworthy, Mark Struhs, Dean Stubbs, Julie 48 48, 165 59, 85, 94 59, 74, 76, 105 48,86, 102, 125 32,87,88, 162 32, 86 32 51,59, 124 33,88,90, 163 59 33,79,85, 126, 165 33,86,93 33,86, 125 49, 112, 125 33,86, 104, 108 49, 76 49,86, 122, 124 33,88 33,79, 122, 157 49, 86, 104, 112, 124 49, 164 33 49 33,86, 102 59, 116, 124 33, 86,93, 103 59,94 49, 90, 96 34,75, 76,93 59,93 34,92,93, 106 34,92,93 49, 79, 86, 122, 124 60 49,94 5,34, 86, 104; 124, 157, 163 60, 1 14 15,34,82, 84, 107, 157. 163 34 34 34.75 34, 75, 76, 79 60,81.83.85 60,93 49,83,85,96, 164 60 49,75,76,93 35. 88. 165 60 60 60, 1 24 60, 120, 137 35,78 35,86, 106 15, 35,90, 162 60 60,81 60, 105, 114 49, 79. 97. 142. 152 Summers. Seleste Sutton, Angie Sutton, Todd Sykes, Debbie Ann Tanner, Ronald Taylor, Bruce Taylor, Daren Taylor, Julie Terry, Yvette Thatcher, Barry Thatcher, Rebecca Thayer, Terry Thomason, Michael Thompson, Damon Thompson, Darin Thompson, Joyce Thompson, Marc Thompson, Rebecca Thompson, Tawney Thompson, Tirzah Thomson, Larry Thueson, Michael Tingcy, Margo Tuckett, Van Turman, Shane Turnbull, Julie Van Wagenen, David Vance, Nathan Vance, Noreen 60,87, 109, 111, 116 49, 87,96, 164 60,93 60 60,93, 108 49 60 60, 106, 1 19, 125 60, 78, 85, 129 35, 108 60, 81, 85, 127, 137 49 60, 105, 124 35.86, 104, 106, 123, 144 49 35, 79 35, 86, 106, 108 35, 78, 79, 88 36, 1 25 60 49.74,75,76.88 49,86,88, 102, 103 50,87, 106, 111, 125 50 92,93. 108 36.83,84 Wyatt, Jackie Wyatt, Jan Marie Wyatt, Jodi 61 61 37 Y V W Wadsworth, Randy Wagoner, Gary Wakley, Karen Walker, Allyn Walker, Charlotte Walker, Clint Walker, Doug Walker, Kevin Walker, Kim Walters, Stacey Ward, Eileen Ward, Vickie Watson, Johnny Weatherston, Richard Webster, Brenda Webster, Heidi Weekes, Colleen Weeks, Todd West, Alana Whatcott, Jennifer White, Andy White, Jeff Wiggers, Amy Wiggers, Laurel Wightman, Dick Wilcox, Bruce Wilcox, Gary Wilkes, Alison Wilkes, Elizabeth Wilkins. Anita Williams, Alan Willmore, Paul Wilson, Ron Winger, Eldon Winger, Tommy Winkel, Janeen Withers, Kevin Withers, Paula Wood, Laura Wood, Marc Wood, Mary Wood, Michael Wood, Patrick Wood, Tanja Woodmansee, Matt Woods, Sherise 36,81 36, 76 60, 74, 109, 1 19, 124 60, 105. 1 14, 124 50, 61 50. 50 ,86, 102, 103, 123 1, 78,85, 124, 127 36, 88 86, 104, 1 12, 123 61,93 50.93 61 50,92.93 50 51,61, 105, 1 14 30 66,85,95 36,84.95. 156 36,96 36, 102 66,75,81 17,36,80,85,99 61, 105, 1 14 61 61, 75,82 30, 81,82,85,93 37, 79, 88,97, 142, 152, 157 61,93 50 61,85,88,98 15, 37,98 61,78, 109. 119 37. 86. 102. 103, 120, 121 50. 93 61 37, 93, 108 50 61.80,85, 88,96 50. 124 61.81.85 50.81.82. 85,93 50, 90 61,85,95 37 61 50, 85,98 37,90 61, 81, 117 Yost, Albert 50, 125 Young, Mike 37,79, 88, 89, 108, 155, 161 Zahrn, David 61 Zollinger. Darin 50, 93 Zollinger, David 15,3 , 1 04, 1 25, 1 57 f i 1 1 c hwllIS 1 05 Lendroth, Susan 68 l,cnt, Kenneth 58 Lundberg, Merrill 68, 105 Magleby, Shiriene 68 McLaughlin, Ann 69. 108 Moss, Bill 69, 106 Oakey, Deann 69 Rainey, Rhonda 69 Ricks, Vernon 69,89 Robinson, Perry 69, 106, 108, 119 W akefield, Lyie AQ 1 ( A. 1 OA 1 nS oy, I uh, I uo, I uo 69 97 142 ADMINISTRATION Principal Wilcock, Jack 64, 108 Vice Principal Hoiloway, Richard 64, 108 Secretary Bell, Oleta 64 Secretary Hirschi, Virgene 64 FACI Jl TY R ' lrfrMi 1 ( IIpf n 65, 88 U h 4 VJ d 1 1 cl 65, 74 Bennett Vlont 65 Boicc, Robert 6S 1 09 111 Bn s, Bob 65 74, 79 Brown, Jeiin 65 RiitiViTt r R 65 Child, Jerry 66, 96 Clements Louis 66, 106, 108 C lements Ross 66 Covington Eddis 66 Criimer Dou 66 f rittpnHpn lf rjiIH 66, 105, 121 Filimoehal Dave 66, 1 14 Frunkman, Al 67 Gray, JoAnn 67 Grover, Jerry 67, 106, 108, 122 Haley, Preston 67, 104, 125 Hamblen, Rose Ann 67, 94 Hansen, Rick 67, 78 Hawkes, Glenda 67 Hunter, Merle DO, VV I ' liicci I ' lifrArH 68, 106 Jeppesen, LyIe 68 Karges, Mark 68, 104, 106 CI ISTODI ANS Caddell, Mike 71 Camphouse. Russell 71 Davis, James 71 Lichtenberg, Robert 71 Schofield, Fern 71 COOKS Jensen, Maxine 71 Lyman, Karen 71 Niederer, Theo 71 Smith, Ellen 71 7 ' 1 i V 0 u o Vtr kids ever l vjoc. T ' ut been Autographs cticatLatirti fm-n uptu ! , Y il hoi to Ml, Ljcij tK iMiM J i q and M and thanKo M -pfic him mt oil tJiaJ pw ckCf ' Jooo , j aylor Publishing Company ilnsiico MADISON HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY 16732