Madison High School - Yearbook (Rexburg, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1984 volume:

I I Portraifs — 12 Clubs — 70 Qports — 102 Siudeni Life — 126 Ads — 170 Index — 182 Bobcaf Pride has been our claim no matter what the game and we made it to the top This year has been our year Studentbody Officers 83-84 Energetically the Student- body Officers ran around in gray and red uniforms and started the year out well with Madison Magic for Homecoming. The magic lasted throughout, leading the school in an exciting year. Studentbody officers ' favorite pastime - Hanging around Chimane Belnap Madisonian Editor Noreen Vance Assistant Madisonian Editor Helen Calder M-News Editor Sherri Kicks Assistant M-News Editor Senate Meetings Four out of five dentists prefer sugarless gum for their patients who chew gum. 16 Class of ' 84 What would you like to be remembered for or as? Being the shortest senior in the whole school and being push- ed around by everyone that is a lot taller. Sandi Morris ' A GRADUATE! Brenda Bird Being able to walk down the halls for three years and not ever trip once Helen Calder As Joe Albertson son, ' cause I ' ve worked at Albertson ' s so long. Scott Bresee Having lots of class and a good sense of humor. Trece ' , ' Red Heer. ' Patrice Heer I want to be remembered for not stepping on underclassmen. Danny lackson As 6 ' 4 Glade Erickson For my brains Gary Wilcox A good nice sincere friend Ronnie Daniel 17 ' ' 84 Classs Officers ' Goal — The Top ■- lean Brown, advisor 11 Preston Haley, advisor When the class of ' 84 started the think machine going, ideas rolled out in all directions. Activities took on a new personality from previous years. ACADEMICS — three seniors placed nationally SPORTS — Madison ' s awesome area DRAMA, ART, DEBATE, DRILL TEAM, FLAG TEAM, MUSIC SHOP, AG, SCIENCE, MATH, you name it. Madison had it and due to many in the senior class, Madison was NUMERO UNO overall! Top to bottom - President Lane Sommer; Vice-President, Kelly Robison; Recreation Leader, Susan Hoidaway; Secretary, Ann Bennion; Senators, David Erickson. Not pictured - Angie Sutton, Senator. 18 19 Naomi Birch Brenda Bird Todd Bird Brad Bischoff Diana Eckersell Sheila Edelmayer Brian Englstad Charlette Erickson 25 Jenny Larson Andrea Lauritzen Jennifer Lee Jason Leishman David Moulton Garth Munns Lonna Niederer Becky Orr Bonnie Pierson Jeff Porter Kirk Powell Chris Prite Kevin Withers Laura Wood Marc Wood Tanja Wood Albert Yost Darin Zollinger Kim Murdock Jodi Bell CAMERA SHY Vernon Atkinson, Lisa Birch, Kathleen Criffeth, Bryce Calbraith, Steven Hansen, Robb losephson, Jeff Muir, Mark Nelson, Todd Riechenbach, Gary Wilcox. (Several foreign exchange students are pictured on the International Club page). THE CLASS OF ' 84 AS SEEN RANDOML Y BY TEACHERS Counselor Clements — I see the school as being a better school now than when they came in. I don ' t know why. Maybe it ' s the class of ' 84. Art teacher Hamilton — A good group. Several could be professional. History teacher Clements — They are easy to work with both in activities and in class. Coach Karges — The sports fellows in the Class of ' 84 have made it one of the easiest class to deal with in my ten years here. They have an exceptional amount of talent and along with talent comes several fine gentlemen. Ag Instructor Robinson — They are a pretty good bunch of young people. We have five or six state farmers. Girls are taking to the program more. Drama teacher Wright — I adore them. These kids are all mine! They ' ve worked hard for me. Ir. Miss advisor Magleby — We had excellent quality of girls in the jr. Miss program. 31 Foreign Students Inspire ' ' International Club ' ' Top Row: L to R: Prasit Chartnguen, Thailand; David Daniels, Beatriz Guzman, Spain; Mike Packer, Karren Partridge, Marcela Unzaga, Bolivia; Tony Fu, Malaysia; Isao Ohashi, Japan; Chi Vinyuvittiruh, Thailand; Cheekong Teo, Malaysia; Brian Englestad, Denmark; Dr. Holloway, Second Row: Tom Hafen, Carlos Fernandez, Mexico; Marios DePaula, Brazil; German Saez, Spain, Bottom Row: Josefina Salazar, Chile; Sara Bush, Pam Nelson, Laurie Eckersell, Victor Juaristi, Spain, Not Pictured: Dr. Hill, advisor. Left to Right: Officers Tom Hafen, Vice-Pres.; Beatriz Guzman, Presi- dent; Marios DePaula, Secretary; Carlos Fernandez, Treasurer. International Club was initiated in the fall of ' 83 for all students interested in learning more about people from other countries. Since Madison had an enrollment of eleven or twelve foreign students, club members saw the opportunity to gain first-hand knowledge from each other. Vice-principal Richard Holloway along with Superintendent Edward Hill accepted advisorship of the club. Beatriz Guzman from Spain, was elected club president. Also elected were; Tom Hafen as Vice-President, Marios DePaula as Secretary, Carlos Fernandez as Treasurer. 33 Class of ' 85 What is your idea of an ideal date? A candlelight dinner on top of a store overlooking Main Street. - Dirk Davenport I don ' t go out. - Derek Jensen To go to the drive-in with a date in for- mals, and set up a table and have a nice dinner in the back of a flatbed truck! - Paula Withers Taking a girl hunting. - Todd Leishman A good-looking guy taller than I am. — Cathy Conv ay Go to eat and then play Parker Brothers ' games. — Jackie Wyatt Going parachuting. - Olivia DeHavinland Get a group together and have a treasure hunt or go trick-or-treating! — Toni Belnap Go to a movie and then to the McDonald ' s drive-thru without a car. — Debbie jaussi Drive to Jackson, have dinner and just goof-off. Maybe go fishing. — Leah Evans Candlelight dinner in a canoe in the mid- dle of a lake. — James Brown It would be so fun, I can ' t even imagine it. — Susan Frankman Class of ' 85 Has Got It All! President Brian Downey Secretary leannie Lawrence Senator Lisa Hammond Vice-Pre5ident Cathy Hendricks Reporter laneen Winkle Senator )an Holloway When juniors set their minds to improving the school in sports, academics, or relations with the community, they made people sit up and take notice. Under the advisorship of Lyie leppesen and Al Frankman, they added to Madison ' s success. President Brian Downey with the other class officers, guided juniors to entering floats in Homecoming, winning the Powder Puff Football game, and participating in Christmas Tree Lane. The traditional Junior Prom was a long-awaited event and luniors also supported all school and victory dances very well. 35 Julie Anderson Sometimes Keri gets tongue-tied. Troy Anderson Julie Bayles Toni Belnap Mary Lee Bevan Rani Bingham Brent Black 36 Well Fonzie started this way! Dirk Davenport Melinda Davenport Brad Davis Leah Evans )ohn Everett Jennifer Fife Susan Flamm It ' s a 38 Marie Hansen Nina Hansen Mike Hartley Troy Hastings Lezlee Hatch Shandi Hawks This is my locker, I promise! Nannette Hoggan 40 No I ' m not stoned! Gina Henderson Richard Henderson Ian Holloway Ronald Hubscher Is it sleezy or sneezy? Ben Jensen Derek Jensen Melanie Jensen Vincent Kent Darren Klingler Gary Klingler And the winner is . . . 42 brownnoser! Michael Scoresby David Simon Annette Smith Gina Smith Scott Smith Paul Sorensen Salli Stallings Blake Steel Bart Steiner 45 Beth Steiner Cherilyn Steiner Dan Steiner Kim Stewart Mark Stolworthy No, I never sluff cfass. Debbie Sykes Ronald Tanner Daren Taylor David Taylor Julie Taylor Yvette Terry i iJ Rebecca Thatcher Mike Thomason Tirzah Thompson Noreen Vance Chi Vinyuvittiruk Randy Wadsworth Charlotte Walker Sherise Woods lackie Wyatt Jan Wyatt 47 Class of ' 86 Sophomores What were your expectations of Madison? A lot of homework and try to spell sophomore. — Jeena Jeppesen Harder classes, bigger people. — Garth Johnson Funner than prison (the Junior High). — Darin Fisher I thought that Cafeteria might make bet- ter food . . . darn! — Matt Barney Being stuffed in the garbage cans. — Angela Strobel Just to have the last three years of school the best three years of school . . . and so far so good! — Jim Madsen To be 1 in every sport. — Ann Sanders To learn how to sluff successfully. - Penny Lynn Girls!!! - Brett Howell It was going to be a lot funner than junior high and the sports would be more intense. Cuter girls! — Bryan Magleby Officers Lead the Way President Corey Daw Vice-President Chip Stan ley Secretary Suzette Fife Reporter Julie Sorenson Senator Troy Virgin Senator Richard Scoresby It didn ' t take sophomores very long in the fall of ' 83 to find their way around the maze of Madison and to mesh with the juniors and seniors to be a spirited student body. Starting with Homecoming, they entered into the extra- curricular activities of float making. In December, they won the Christmas tree decorating. Although class president Corey Daw moved, vice-president, Chip Stanley moved up to assume class leadership. Yes, the class of ' 86 added spice and vigor to all phases of high school life from academics to all extra-curricular and athletic activites insuring the continuation of Madison ' s stan- dards of being 1. Mark Karges was class advisor. 49 Sharia Bell Liz Bjornn Becky Blackham Todd Bossard Shelli Challis Shane Boyle Candace Brewerton Lance Blanchard Troy Briggs Sue Ann Bleggi David Christensen LeeAnn Christensen Michelle Christensen Cheri Brock Darrell Chugg Max Clements Lynne Colledge Eric Covington Michelle Covington Janae Davenport 51 Lana Davis Jim Dettloff James Dunn Victor Duffin Brenda Eames Lauretta Eckersell Mary Eddins Mark Edelmayer Garon Edstrom Brad Edwards Doug Erickson Teresa Erickson Chad Erickson Bill Erikson Monica Fielding SuzetteFife Fawn Fikstad Darin Fisher )udy Flamm Marin Forbis Lisa Frost Rick Gilson Eddie Gonzalez Paula Gonzalez Julie Greene Matt Green Rama Jean Griffeth JeffGrover Stephen Gunter Justin Hackworth 53 I Heidi Hansen Kristen Hansen Catherine Haroidsen Suzanne Harris )eena Jeppesen I ' m sure you just said that ' David lohnson Sherri Johnson Michelle Keck Kimberly Kingsford Garin Lamph Tom Leatham Scott Lyman Penny Lynn Bruce Mackay Jimmy Madsen Garth Johnson DeLea Lauritzen Jeff Mackay Brett Magleby Bryan Magleby Beverly Malstrom Greg Malstrom 55 Kirt Monroe Holly Morford Diana Narcisco Dawn Nedrow Pam Nelson 57 Brad Saunders Theresa Sawyer David Scheese Bret Schneiter David Schwartz Richard Scoresby Martin Searcy Jennifer Sharp Lisa Shirley Lisa Siepert Alisa Smith Gaynor Smith Kimberly Smith Robert Smith I like hot dogs, but they don ' t like me! Wendy Smith Chip Stanley Chris Stegelmeier 58 Pam Stembridge Gary Stewart Kent Stewart James Stone Angela Strobel Sundee Sutton Judd Taylor Katie Terry Oh . . I ' m . . . a . . . checking my driver ' s license. Ross Terry Tony Thayer Jason Thomason Darcy Thompson Selena Thompson Tracy Thompson Lori Thueson Susan Thueson Mary Tuckett Brannick Turley 59 Two friendly, little Sophomores. Craig Ashby Samuel Baird Go down to the corner, then turn right Troy IS watching his weight so he ' s having a salad for lunch. Say, Cheese! Siuffing is so fun! )ohn, are you in trouble again ( Name: Allison Mix Serial no : 129-386 Cnme: Siuffing 61 Overseers of M.H.S. Patiently Guide Affairs! jack Wilcock Principal Richard Hoiloway Vice-Principal Madison ' s executive wheels are well-oiled and powered by dedicated people. Their main interests lie in providing quality education to area students, even though school salaries in Idaho are not the most lucrative in the nation. As choir teacher Bob Briggs stated, I have had the chance to teach at much higher-paying schools, but the students here are the best in the world, and I wouldn ' t want to change to anything else. Most staff members said they enjoy the students. English teacher, Lyle Wakefield, voiced the opinion of many when he said, I enjoy teaching because students show me goodness. Administrators, faculty, and staff supported the students in their extra-curricular as well as their academic pursuits. It made the ' 83- ' 84 year a very special one. Oleta Bell Secretay Virgene Hirschi Secretary 62 Colleen Barton English - AP - Honor Society, Robert Boice Special Ed - Volleyball Coach Marilee Byrne English - M News - Careers Bob Briggs Choir - Bel Cantos Linda Cadwallader English 2nd Language Mont Bennett Cou nselor Jean Brown English - French A few more laps and quest points, Shirley, and you ' ll have it made. 63 . . . but who has ordinary days? Jerry Child Louis Clements Business - School Store Government - History - Spirit Club John Cullen Ruth Edstrom Dave Filimoehala Physics - Chemistry - Yearbook History Aide English - Math - Coach - P.E. Al Frankman Biology - A.P Biology Thelma Grover Teacher ' s Aide JoAnn Cray Type — Accountirig Jerry Grover Math - Track - Basketball Preston Haley Math - Golf - Football Learning Lab is a party! J Rose Ann FHamblen History — Flag Team - Spanish Marian Hamilton Art Glenda Hawkes Home Economics - Bobcadettes f Km Mark Karges Art - Athletics Just whistle while you work. 66 Merle Hunter English - Yearbook Merrill Lundberg Debate - Speech - Assistant Coach Lyie leppesen Industrial Arts Metals Kenneth Lent Agriculture Pat Madsen Learning Lab Aide J Tonya Smith Lyie Wakefield English English - Assistant Coach With legislative echoes of ' ' Standards of Excellence ringing in their ears, facul- ty members went about their merry way, setting the pace for other area teachers to achieve. Student records at- tested to the coordinated efforts of good preparation and personal interest. Parental support (especially on parent day) pleased teachers and helped in get- ting student-teacher relationship better. All MHS personnel agreed ' 83 has been an awesome year. Perry Robinson Ag - PEA - )V Girls BBall Annette Wright Drama — Speech School Board Left to Right: Moana Boyle, Doratha Young, Stanley Sutton, Dr. Edward Hill, James Sessions, and Brian Stanton. The Board of Trustees of the Madison School District is made up of five members elected from five trustee areas in the district. These five members represent all the people of the district and set the policies which run the district. The current Board includes Stan Sutton, a farmer as Board President; Jim Sessions, Dean of Student Life of Ricks College; Brian Stan- ton, an English teacher from Ricks College; Doratha Young, a housewife; and Moana Boyle, a housewife and former English teacher. The Board is responsible to develop all of the policies governing the district and these include policies dealing with school com- munity relations; behavior of students; management of the instructional programs including setting graduation requirements; negotiations parameters for dealing with the paying of teachers and other employees; the hiring and dismissal of all employees; the development of a master plan including the building of new buildings, repairing old buildings, and maintaining a transportation fleet; the provision for special services in the district; the approval and management of a budget; and establishing policies on the operation of the Board itself. One of the biggest problems facing the Board is the knowledge that Madison High School will grow from a school of 600 to a school of 1200 students within the next ten years. The most important function of the Board is to represent the community in helping Madison have the finest schools in Idaho. Madison High School is accepted as one of the best high schools in Idaho and the students have done very well in extracurricular as well as academic activities. Dr. Edward E. Hill, Superintendent January 16, 1984 68 Cooking Crew Has Fine Cuisine Cooking Crew Ellen Smith, LaRue McRae, Karon Lyman, Maxine )ensen. Custodial Crew Keeps Bobcats Clean Russell Camphouse Fern Schofield Rocky Hammond lames Davis 69 Symphony Band Director - Dallas Beck The Madison Marching Band was an impor- tant part of the fall activities, performing at all home football games, two state play-off games, and the victorious state game in the Mini Dome. The Pep Band was most active during basketball season. This group of musicians was present at all home games, to support and cheer the Bobcats to victory. Jazz band had some fine musicians also. They performed at Madison ' s Christmas and spring concerts. Symphony band was quite busy preparing for their Christmas concert. 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L_ _c CD M — 03 03 o 03 OJ i_ ' c - 00 1 1 c I— c 0 Ic - 03 i_ 03 Cl 1— o 0) o c lyi 03 - u JZ a; u c Or 03 o X oi c 00 u O a. 1— c U o 00 77 Harmony Reigns With Bel Cantos Back Row: L to K: Mark Dresen, Noreen Vance, )aneen Winkel, David Hafen, Ronda Cibb, Gerald Henderson, Kari Frost, Alison Wilkes, Kent Barrus, Anita Wilkins, Neal Ard, Julie Griffith, Ginger Kauer, Katie McLaughlin, Todd Skinner, Knsti Ricks, Middle Row: Julie Stubbs, Richard Henderson, Becky Case, Mark Hansen, Melinda Davenport, Bryan Hammer, Brenda Bird, Shaun Clements, Kari Hammer, Merrill Pugmire, Lesa Jolley, Eric Grover, Front Row: Bob Briggs — Director, Chimane Belnap, Quinn Snell, Catherine Graham, Lynette Fluckiger, Keith Leatham, Kjerstin Pearson, Tirzah Thompson, Jimmy Barrett, Terri Edwards, Not Pictured: Cathy Hendricks, Sheri Ricks, Val Ricks, Larry Thomson. Madison ' s magic is music. Becky keeps the Case records Harnessing the talents of choir students, Bel Cantos director Bob Briggs managed to produce a number 1 musical group. Bel Cantos participated in the district music festival and performed well. They also performed at Ricks College, the Rexburg Tabernacle, for church groups, at KIO Television, and on tours. Bel Cantos earned great school and community support. -1 m innocent Tabernacle background lends nostalgia. 79 M.H.S. CHORAL GROUPS Mark Dressen, Sam Brady, Shaunn Nissen, Merrill Pugmire, Chal Vinyurittiruk, Mike Castillo, Director: Robert Briggs, Row 2: Cheri Brock, Amy Wiggers, Barbara Perrenoud, Gina Henderson, Nicole Hall, Kari Hendrickson, Julie Anderson, Sarah Bush, Cathy Haroldson, Earlene Homer, Row 1: Holly Forbis, Sina Erickson, Stacey Fullmer, Tammy Barney, Larrynda Sampson, Josephina (Pepa) Salazar, Lynne College, Carla Zollinger, Shellie Chailis. Chimane tickles the ivories. They have ail gone into stage fright. MAKE MUSIC FUN Chimane Belnap, Laurel Wiggers, Alicia Hansen, Susan Ricks, Sherrie Ricks, Stacey Fullmer, Sina Erickson, Lezlee Peterson, Kristen FHansen, Beckie Blackham, Noreen Vance, Selena Thompson, Marin Forbis, Keri Preece, Sozell Mumm, Paula Messer, Lynette Fluckiger, Marylee Bevan, Terri Edwards, Julie Stubbs, Director: Robert Briggs, Mark Dressen, Enc Grover, Richard Henderson, Gerald Henderson, Brad Edwards, Keith Leatham, Gus Hart. Laura Pearson, Monica Fielding, Kimberly Kingsford, Earlene Holmer, Tenia Wilding, Jan Wyatt, Mary Tuckett, Sherie Johnson, Sina Erickson, Laura Williams, Pam Nelson, Susan Thueson, Brenda Fames, Lenea Wilderburg, Cathy Haroldson, Mary Eddins, Director: Robert Briggs. 81 Bobcadettes Entertain With Pizzazz Advisor Mrs. Hawkes Ha Ha, my leg is higher than your leg. I like to kiss boys, so my teeth have to be their whitest! Officers: Drill Mistress: Terri Steel President: Kathy Parkinson Vice President: Sydni Lewis Wardrobe Mistress: Kaesi Carn Historian: Amy Gardner Drill Competition found last year ' s Bobcadettes winning first place in the Intermountain Drill Competition and the Pacific Northwest Competition, and the Sweepstakes Winners at the Vikadettes Invita- tional. (Competitions for this year started after the yearbook was sent in.) Oh no, I think we ' re off, Sydni Bobcadettes: Top: Left to Right: Christen )ensen, Shauna Hendricks, Kristi Rydalch, Sundee Sutton, Marin Forbis, Dawn Nedrow, Jeena Jeppsen, Michelle Covington, Fawn Fikstad, Salli Stallings, Lisa Hammond, Jeannie Lawrence, Gaylene Crittenden, MaryAnn Rydalch, Tracy Bateman, Kami Price, )ody Nissen, Dette Nedrow, Angle Sutton, Brenda Bird, Karen Dansie, Leeann Miller, Sydni Lewis, Kaesi Garn, Amy Gardner, Kathy Parkinson, Terri Steel. 83 Flag Team Enlivens the Ball Cannes Front Row: Left to Right: Lauretta EckerselL Candace Brewerton, Kjerstin Pearson, Julie Sorensen, Tiffany )oiley, 2nd Row: Fauneil )an- son, Kari Hammar, Karen Forsnes, Alison Graham, Rachelle Sanders, LeNea Maharry, Beth Steiner, 3rd Row: Lisa Frost, Alicia Hansen Tammy Coles, Julie Rassmussen, Melanie, Jensen, Rose Ann Hamblen, Monica Fielding, Christie Baron, Beverly Malstrom, Lezlee Peter- son, Randi Clements. Flag Team Officers: Bottom Row: Left to Right: Alicia Hansen, Kjerstin Pearson, Beverly Malstrom, Lisa Frost, Not Pictured: Karen Forsnes. ( Flagteam accompanied by the band. Hard at work! The Madison High School Flag Team has kept very busy practicing early every morning. The devoted Flag Team performed in pep assemblies and marched with the band in the Homecoming parade. They took part in many home football and basketball games. They also marched at the Mini Dome during half-time at the state game. Be Serious! 85 Spirit Club Explodes With Spirit Officers: Spirit Leader Kathy Raybould, Ann Bennion, Lori Atkinson, Sheila Ediemayer, )enny Larson, Natalie Rigby. SPIRIT CLUB STARTED OFF THE YEAR WITH A BIG THEY RECEIVED AN UNEXPECTED $2000! BANG AS Randy Wadsworth won $ 10,000 in the KRXk Hot Shot contest, by shooting tour consecutive baskets in sequence from different areas in the gym - first the layup, then the free throw, then from the top of the key, then from the half court. Out of the $10,000 dollars Randy won, $2000 went to the Spirit Club! Throughout the year. Spirit Club members devoted their time to decorating the lockers, making goodies and other things for all the athletes in the school. Spirit Club was the extra hand at all the games and ac- tivities at Madison High. Advisor: Mr Clements 86 Top to Bottom: Left to Right: Terri Steel, Kathy Parkinson, Karen Dan- sie, Brenda Bird, Amy Gardner, Sydni Lewis, Kaesi Gam, LeeAnn Miller. Top to Bottom; Left to Right: Kimberly Kingsford, Tami Sutherland, Alison Curtis, Tanja Wood, Lisa Frost, Tonya Meikle, Sandy Morris, Loretta Eckersell, Beth Steiner. 87 Top: L to R: Marie Bingham, Suanne Bleggi, Fauneil Janson, Becky Parker, Tracy Hicks, Barbie Anderson. Top: L to R: jeannie Lawrence, Tracy Bateman, Mary Ann Top: L to R: Michelle Covington, Dawn Nedrow, Christin Rydalch, Dette Nedrow, Lisa Hammond, Gailiene Crittenden, Jensen, Fawn Fikstad, Kristi Rydalch, Shauna Hendricks, Sundee SaOi Stallings, jodi Nissen, Kami Price. Sutton, Jeena Jeppesen, Marin Forbis. 88 Lettermen Bottom Row: L to R: Justin Dunn, Doug Bodily, Gordon Harmon, Ken Marlowe, Gary Schiess, Brannon Bleggi, Jason Leishman, Allyn Walker, David Erickson, Chris Price, Brad Baldwin, Ben Shirley, Brian Downey, Randy Wadsworth, Derek Jensen, Troy Hastings, Jason Rammell, Eric Andreasen, Dirk Davenport, J.C. O ' Rullian, Bruce Keck, Albert Yost, Scott Critchfield, Matt Sellers, Mike Thueson, Bill Brown, Doug Walker, Randy Siddoway, Kevin Withers, Ronnie Daniel, Quinn Snell, Gerald Henderson, Neal Ard, Brad Bischoff, Ted Ostler, David Hafen, Stewart Cardon, Troy Anderson, Brett Hastings, Paul Carter, Mike Scoresby, Andy White, Paul Sorensen, Dan Steiner, Tom Green, Robert Jensen, Todd Pettingill, Richard Henderson, Jim Barrett, Todd Leishman, Brad Miller, Rod Parkinson, Dar- ren Klingler, Bruce Wilcox, Mike Ball, Rod Jones, Darren Stegelmeier, Dean Struhs, Kent Rasmussen, Glad Erickson. MGAA Bottom Row: L to R: Seleste Summers, Annette Smith, Susan Flamm, Julie Taylor, Jan Holloway, Carolyn Powell, Kathy Parkinson, Angle Sutton, Anita Wilkins, Jean- nie Lawrence, Susan Holdaway, Jennifer Allen, Alison Forsnes, Noreen Vance, Charlotte Walker, Lisa Frost, Jennifer West, Michelle Christensen, Brenda Bird, Cathy Conway. Honor Society Will Lift Us to Higher Education Back Row: L to R: Susan Ricks, Lynette Fluckiger, Ann Sanders, Greg Patterson, Val Ricks, Quinn Snell, Larry Thomson, David Hafen, Scott Critchfield, Mike Thueson, Fourth Row: Julie Stubbs, Jennifer West, Linnea Huber, Jenni Hackworth, Kari Frost, Lisa Frost,Ronda Gibb, Camille Kingsford, Alison Curtis, Tanja Wood, Third Row: Liz Bjornn, Karen Forsnes, Leslie Cordingly, Reji Brunson, Susan Flamm, Seleste Summers, Julie Taylor, Annette Smith, Jan Holloway, Rebecca Thatcher, Cathy Hendricks, Se- cond Row: Catherine Graham, Tammy Coles, Jennifer Allen, Kjerstin Pearson, Shandi Hawkes, Debbie Cartmill, Becky Blackham, Beverly Malstrom, Katie Terry, Brenda Fames, Patrice Heer, First Row: Jenny Larson, Ann Bennion, Kathy Raybould, Natalie Rigby, Noreen Vance, Keith Leatham, Brad Edwards, Susan Holdaway, Laurie Eckersell, Fauneil Janson. Obtaining a 3.5 grade average can be a difficult task as many of the Honor Society members learn- ed. However, the benefits paid off during the year for the students in this club. Madison chapter students assisted with college day and performed other academic services for the high school. Both Mr. Clements and Mrs. Barton have en- joyed supervising and working with this club. Honor Society Presidency: Keith Leatham, Brett Hastings, Allison Graham. Advisors: Colleen Barton, Ross Clements. Scholastic Team Rings a Bell L to R: Linnea Huber, Brad Edwards, Keith Leatham, Becky Blackham, Mr Ricks, Susan Holdaway, Allison Graham, Leiana Huber. Scholastic team advisor, better known as Orange Sticks Ricks, directs the in depth study Cyc ' opedias, and math books really paid off for the that the team members must do. team this year. Madison ' s Debaters ' ' Clinch the Cases ' ' Debaters looked high and low, far and wide, and in between for the pros and cons to the question: Resolved . . . that the United States should establish uniform rules gover- ning procedure of all criminal courts in the nation. The Madison Debaters upheld the awesome tradition, of other years, winning many of their matches. As one debater summed it up, Debate is organized arguing. It ' s try- ing out traps for the opposing team to fall in so that we may slaughter them. Debate is also the art of per- suasion (2% back-up evidence, 3% logic, 5% good looks and winning personality, 90% B.S.). Of course, overnight trips (with midnight escapades?) might have been the real thing debaters liked about the whole picture. Varsity Debaters: Verland Pierson, Linnea Huber, Mark Wood, Sabrina Nafus. Back Row: Corbin Olsen, Bryan Beck, Wade DeMordaunt, Mark Wood, Quinn Snell, Kim Neilson, Middle Row: Sabrina Nafus, Tom Hafen, Cathy Haroldson, Lisa Frost, Cathy Hendricks, Julie Stubbs, Front Row: Todd Bossard, Michelle Baldwin, Craig Pack, Rebecca Thatcher, Jame5 Porter. I can t believe they left without me. I ' ve got to get this key copied. 93 F.F.A. Produces Leaders Front Row: Left to Right: Debbie Edstrom, Eileen Ward, Cody Boulter, )ana Munns, Tiffany Boice, Kim Papenfuss, Brian Christensen, Steven Jeppson, Todd Mortenson, Carolyn Powell, 2nd Row: Bevan Jeppson, Daren Hatch, Paul Willmore, LeAnn Christensen, Rick Gilson, Troy Briggs, Greg Marlor, David Christensen, Lance Blanchard, jeff Struhs, Gary Stewart, 3rd Row: Darren Stegelmeier, Jay Hokanson, Darrin Zollinger, Robert Bradshaw, Kim Nielson, Rodney Wren, John Parkinson, Layne Gifford, Mike Cook, Doug Erickson, John Wilcock, Brian Magleby, 4th Row: Jeff Loveland, Frank Roman, Jeff Edstrom, Ronald Tanner, Steve Gibbs, Anthony Merrill, Bryce Galbraith, DeWayne Hill, Garth Munns, Brad Bishoff, Mike Jones, 5th Row: Tim Davis, Todd Sutton, David Lewis, David Petterson, Ross Foster, Clark Hansen, Rodney Jensen, Scott Smith, Cody Anderson, Damon Hammer, Stephen Gunter, Lee Mangum, Kirt Monroe, 6th Row: Travis Peterson, Darren Parkinson, Gary Hope, Ted Ostler, John Hokanson, Robert Smith, Matt Beattie, Scott Lyman, Travis Barney, Brannick Turley, Julie Green, 7th Row: Chris Stegelmeier, Lisa Siepert, Judy Boyle, Gina Smith, Alisa Smith, Linda Hansen, Garen Edstrom, Mary Tuckett, Ron E. Wilson, Darren Klingler, Brent Black!!! i Don ' t be eye-ballin ' me, man! Our Future Farmers of America this year developed in areas of agriculture leadership. Citizenship, organization, and cooperation were three qualities taught. Contests, development of lab skills in the Ag. shop, occupa- tional projects, learning experiences, and recreational activities. These students use the farming skills to help our community. Blinded by the light. 95 Club De Espanol is Numero Uno! Front Row Lisa Frost, Lori Glenn, Lisa Morrel, Malinda Simon, 2nd Row: Michelle Ricks, Bernice Demery, Cammy Kauer, Miss Hamblin, a visor, Ann Sanders, Tammy Sutherland, 3rd Row: Sue-Ann Bleggi, Tonya Meikle, Sandi Morris, LeNea Maharry, Camille Kingsford Ron- Gibb 4th Row: Kelli Jensen, Bryan Hammar, Gerry Burgener, Scott Summers, Todd Bossard, Rod Sanders, Paula Withers, Kimberly Smith. Enchilada sales helped earn interest and money for summer 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. Miss Hamblen, advisor, con- ducts the summer tours. The red and white sombrero float for the Homecoming Parade took much time and planning to build. Officers kept busy planning for activities with the goal of promoting better relations with Spanish-speaking countries and becoming acquainted with our southern neighbors. 96 F.H.A. Says ' ' Caring is Sharing ' ' Being a national organization, Future Homemakers of America have many standards and activities to accomplish. Madison ' s F.H.A. attended conventions and rais- ed funds by selling spudsies, scones, and cookies. 97 98 Madison Avenue Player ' s ' ' Got Their Act ' ' Together Back Row: Left to Right: Julie Stubbs, Holly Forbis, Linnea Huber, Jenni Hackworth, Kari Frost, Middle Row: Annette Wright - Direc- tor, Kristen Hansen, Jimmy Barrett, Denise Holtzer, David Daniels, Collette Hunt, Mike Packer, Front Row; Tom Hafen, Tammy Coles, Matt Barney, Bryan Hammar. Madison Avenue Players have repeated as state champions in a three-way tie with Rigby, Pocatello, and Burley. They put on their entertaining, ' life With Father. They also produced a variety show which included several musical numbers, skits, and jokes. Among their other various activities, they attended a drama workshop in Brigham City, Utah. M-News Gets All the Views M-News: Advisor, Marilee Byrne; Editor, Helen Calder; Assist. Editor, Sherri Ricks, Danny Jackson, Tiffany Jolley, Selena Thompson, Cheri Brock, Clark Larsen, Marin Forbis, Keith Ashton, Jackie Wyatt, Jeff Whatcott, Rachelle Sanders, Paula Messer. Not Pictured: Heidi Hansen, Gaynor Smith. A c|emanding schedule kept M News staff on the go to meet a monthly deadline for six newspaper issues and a school magazine. The newspaper was distributed again this year to all Rexburg Standard subscribers as a supplement feature: New advisor, Marilee Byrne, kept students supplied with good suggestions and projects. Staff people voiced their appreciation of the support of Rex- burg businesses through advertising. Editor Helen Calder noted It was good experience for me to learn to organize and delegate. I ' ve really learned what last-minute _ deadlines are. . . . And make sure that the copy is finished. 100 The Mighty Madisonlan Staff Brings Out Another Great Bobcat Yearbook 1 miff 4 Photography advisor Dr. Cullen Top: Marc Wood, Mrs. Hunter, Kim Walker, 3rd: Andrea Lauritzen, Chimane Belnap, Tonya Meikle, 2nd: Sandi Morris, Alana West, Noreen Vance, Front: Garon Edstrom, Suzanne Harris, Katie Terry, Not Pictured: Jackie Wyatt. A few staff members bringing out a little of themselves. m not going to kiss your hand, Noreen! Now listen guys ... the deadline is tomorrow With the encouragement and supervision of our editor — Chimane Belnap and assistant editor - Noreen Vance, we have spent many long hours, working to meet our deadlines. Whether printing pictures, losing negatives, redrawing layouts, soliciting ads, creating copy, or finding ourselves in a dither over deadlines, we have learned what it takes to make a year- book click . . . yes, even the aspirins were needed at times. But in the midst of a hectic sixth hour, we can recall some good times, and Madisonian to us means treasured and lasting friendships. Mom Hunter was our advisor. Don ' t you dare 101 Haley ' s Red Machines ' ' Take State Rexburg was electrified Friday, November 18 at eleven p.m. by the police-escorted, siren blowing horn-honking, victorious Bob- cat gridders returning from the Pocatello mini-dome where state football playoffs were held. The entire community was alerted to the fact that Haley ' s Red Machine had taken state for the se- cond year in succession. The torturous five a.m. spud-harvest practices and the miserable after-school tussles had really paid off. Assistant Coaches Wakefield, Karges, and Dougherty also received high praise for their special efforts in encouraging the team to their supreme effort. 1 t 1 f 1 f 1 1  f 1 1 f 1 1 t 1 I  f Coach of the Year, Preston Haley, praises the team Gridders rejoice over the second A-2 trophy in the past two years Preston Haley Lyie Wakefield A Gary Shiess ' kick leaves the score board Looking Good tor Madison vs. Middieton. Mark Karges john Dougherty 104 105 What a football year ' 83 turned out to be! MHS fans received full value for their tickets and Booster Dave Hanna bought a good number of fireworks to shoot off for touchdowns at all games. When the state title was won, MHS ' Preston Haley was honored as one of the top coaches of the A2 League and in a coaches poll conducted by the Boise Statesman, he was honored as the State Coach of the Year. VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES viduison 7fl zo lUdi J rdnJ 1Q j Did M L Ol Rl ihi n V 13 31 itrUtry A j 7ft Burpy ' ♦3 13 0 33 D X J 24 Mt. Home 15 PLAY OFFS 21 Preston 14 33 Soda Springs 14 14 Middleton 0 25 Buriey 0 44 Salmon 7 ■ « ' 15 Middleton 13 Players named to All-League honors in the Cross-State League were Madison ' s Dave Erickson, Bill Brown, Jason Leishman, Doug Walker, Bruce Keck, Gary Scheiss, Ken Marlowe, and Paul Carter. Named to the League ' s second team were Mike Scoresby, Randy Siddoway, Doug Walker and Jason Leishman. Honorable mention went to Dean Struhs, Chris Price, and Ran- dy Siddoway. This year ' s team motto seemed to be ' ' drive and determination. Derek )ensen (with wooden leg) urges Madison on to 1. Players and refs kept busy. t  1 « « «   « V% ' • ' ' ' « '  - t. . ' e V . ' .  ' Doug Walker was a big help for Madison. Troy Hastings makes a run for it. MADISON IS 1!!! If Madison was down, it wasn ' t for long. 106 J.V. Football Sets a Winning Pace Top Row: L to R: Doug Erickson, Greg Patterson, Ross Foster, Bruce Mackay, John Everett, Byron Calder, Johnny Watson, Brian Ostler, Travis Rasmussen, Gary Stewart, Richard Scoresby, Tony Thayer, Brian Magleby, Damon Hammer, Jeff Whatcott, Greg Marlor, Garin Lamph, Jeff Grover, Daniel Ray, Jeff Struhs, Coach Jerry Hastings, Jeff Widdison, Middle Row: Mark Edelmayer, John Wilcock, Eddie Gonzalez, Darin Hebdon, Robert Wilson, Troy Virgin, Travis Barney, Chris Stegelmeier, Bottom Row: Devlin Ander- son, Layne Cifford, Steve Young, Cameron Parkinson, Rod Sanders, Mike Castillo, Bill Erickson, Brent Griffeth, Corey Daw. The Madison High School Junior Varsity almost made it, but missed by one point to Star Valley by ten points. They won the other six and tied one game. Coach Lundburg did a great job training them to be future A-2 State Champs. 107 Varsity Volleyball Takes First in District Standing: Coach Bob Boice, Carolyn Powell, Angie Sutton, Kathy Parkinson, Jan Holloway, Susan Flamm, Seleste Sum- mers, Kneeling; Collette Bagley, Liz Bjornn, Jennifer West, Michelle Covington, Keri Rolfe, Margo Tingey. This year ' s volleyball team under the direction of Coach Boice and Coach Lamph, worked extremely hard to win first in Cross State, first in District 6 competition, and went on to compete at State Volleyball tournament, where they placed third, narrowly missing the Championship game. 3-2-1, TAKE OFF!! SCOREBOARD Regular Season Win Lose Blackfoot Tournament Win Lose Salmon We They Blackfoot We We Idaho Falls We They Bonneville They We Preston They We Skyline Rigby We They Cross State Woodriver We They Burley We They Butte We They Rigby We They Sugar We They Buhl We They Rigby They We State Salmon We They Buhl They We Shelley We They Payette We They Preston We They Preston They We South Fremont We They Buhl We They Shelley We They St. Maries They We 109 Kneeling: Suanne Bleggie, Michelle Christensen, Suzette Fife, Standing: Jeannie Lawrence, Kirsten Zirker, Judy Flamm, Coach Boice, Jennifer West, Liz Bjornn, Collete Bagley. SCOREBOARD Regular Season Win Lose Salmon We They Idaho Falls We They Preston They We Rigby We They Sugar We They Woodriver We They - Butte We They South Fremont We They Rigby We They Salmon We They Shelley We They Preston We They Shelley We They South Fremont We They South Fremont Tournament Win Lose West Jefferson We They South Fremont We They Idaho Falls We They South Fremont We They J.V. Cheerleaders Spark the Spirit Top: L to R: Wendy Gardner, Gina Atkinson, Synda Baker, Michelle Keck, Rama Jean Griffeth. J.V. Cheerleaders spent a lot of time and money preparing for their 1983-84 year. They cheered the football and basketball teams through a victorious season and they also cheered for the girls ' basketball and volleyball teams. J.V. Cheerleaders did a super job and added spirit to the games! Varsity Cheerleaders Ignite Spirit Susan Barrett BOBCATS Have an Explosive Year!! Our Spirit IS SKY HIGH Jenny Larson 1 I want my blankie. Excuse me Sheila Edelmayer I ' m a Varsity Cheerleader, I ' m spirit with a capital S. I ' m S-P-l-R-l-T spirit so you better get psyched for the game!! The varsity cheerleaders, led by Natalie Rigby, had an explosive year. The cheered the football and basketball teams through winning seasons, and also helped with the girls ' basketball and volleyball teams. Their animation to spelling out BOBCATS made all the fans stand up and cheer! Leah Evans 113 M.H.S. Varsity Hoopsters Make Good Showing Top Row: L to R: Coach Grover, Troy Hastings, Dean Struhs, Neal Ard, Brian Downey, Steve Young, Manager — Kevin Withers, Row 2: Robert Jensen, Paul Sorenson, Jason Rannmell, Brett Hastings, Doug Walker, Randy Siddoway, Stuart Cardon. Madison 55 67 81 49 68 61 82 70 66 44 39 64 75 50 53 56 47 67 71 54 70 61 37 49 56 If Skyline Idaho Falls Bonneville Burley Idaho Falls Skyline Bonneville Highland Highland Rigby Blackfoot • ' Burley South Fremont Shelley Rigby Salmon South Fremont Blackfoot Salmon Shelley District South Fremont Shelley Rigby Shelley Rigby Coach: Jerry Grover 114 J Randy shoots for two, as Rigby misses the block. 115 Forwards: Brian Downey, Troy Hastings, Brett Hastings, Robert Jensen. Centers: Neal Ard, Dean Struhs. Basketball ' 84 proved to be an interesting and competitive season. Varsity ' s start by beating three A-1 schools at the season ' s beginning, had the fans ' hopes high for a clean sweep. However, somewhere along the schedule, Madison lost their top ratings in hard-fought games with Shelley and Rigby — los- ing by mere one or two heartbreakers. Junior Varsity had similar experiences but during District Tournament, both teams made a tremendous return placing as runner-ups at District. Varsity Coach Jerry Grover remarked that We have a great team. They saved the best until last! To Bob cat fans surprise and delight, Madison defeated their opponents at the state tourney in Pocatello until they faced Rigby for the championship. Although the championship game was a royal drubbing for the Bobcats (62-32), they retained the Runner-up position for the state championship. J.V. Boys ' Basketball Strive for the Top! Top, L to R: Brian Ostler, Bryan Magleby, Reed Andrus, Garin Lamph, Jeff Grover, Coach Filmoehala, Bruce Mackay, Robert Wilson, Judd Taylor, Byron Calder, Troy Virgin, Garth Johnson, Richard Scoresby, Brett Magleby. 42 48 37 %1 54 49 76 34 40 60 68 53 72 56 52 77 62 71 60 36 r60 Idaho Fal Skyline Bonneville Burley Idaho Falls Skyline Bonneville Highland Highland Ri y Blifkfoot Burley Soutfrfremont Shelley ■v Rigby Salmon South fr«nont Blackfoot Salmon Shelley jj Rigby South Fi lBnt J Salmon Shelley Rigby Rigby 60 43 ' 46 57 59 57 66 50 61 66 49 51 45 51 53 58 75 60 45 58 58 37 Coach: Dave Filimoehala 117 Lady Bobcats Did It! L to R: Susan Flamm, Carolyn Powell, Annette Smith, Kathy Parkinson, Seleste Summers, Cathy Conway, Jeannie Lawrence, Anita Wilkins, Jan Holloway, Julie Taylor, Alison Forsnes. Managers: Cynthia Robison, Sue Ann Bleggi, Stephanie Brunson. The girls ' basketball team went all the way this year! Select P.E. was switched to 6th hour, which enabled them not to have to get up for early morning prac- tices. Coach Parkinson gave them two inspiring mottos: Good things happen to good people. ' ' On the road to Coeur-d ' Alene! It is rumored that they are the best pumpkin pushers in the district. Quotes: Alison Forsnes: We kicked everyone! Cathy Conway: Our team this year is AWESOME! Julie Taylor: We are the best! With this positive attitude, the Lady Bobcats brought home the A-2 State Championship after play- ing Moscow, Lakeland, and Post Falls! Coach Gary Parkinson Our Lady Cats Take State! Our team ' s only cheering section — the parents Help! the ball is stuck to my hand! Water! Water! where ' s the water! Don ' t our girls have such good form? What happened to the ball? 119 )an is just happy to be here. Congratulations, coach. mm L to R: Liz Bjornn, Kirsten Zirker, Ann Sanford, Suzette Fife, Keri Rolfe, Judy Flamm, Wendy Tychsen, Kim Willmore, Michelle Christensen, Manager Cynthia Robison, Coach Perry Robinson, Manager Sue Ann Bleggi Wrestlers Pin-Um to the Mat Back Row: L to R: Jeff Struhs (Heavyweight), Eddy Gonzales (Heavyweight), Dan Steiner (185), Robert Retallick (167), Jeff Edstrom (138), Isao Ohashi (132), John Parker (98), Bill Erikson (105), David Schwartz (112), Mark Edelmayer (126), Scott Summers (138), Not Pictured: Jeff Widdison (145). One would think by studying the record of Madison ' s Wrestling team that they were poor wrestlers. Granted they lost all five of their matches and finished dead last at district championships. But does that make them lousy wrestlers? Certainly not. It just means they didn ' t win. There ' s a dif- ference, you know. They tried. Dan Steiner finished third at District along with David Schwartz. Also placing fourth were Eddy Gonzalez and Scott Sum- mer. Dan went on to state and did his best. Coach lerald Crittenden ' ' Running ' ' for a State Championship I. Coach Henderson Jennifer Ailen Reed Andrus Jennifer Fife Alison Forsnes Karen Forsnes Lisa Frost Tom Green Eric Crover Tom Hafen Gerald Henderson Richard Henderson Ronald Hubscher Ted Ostler Rod Parkinson Randy Quarez Quinn Snell Cherilyn Steiner Noreen Vance Madison Cross-country had an awesome year. They not only had a full girls ' team, but the boys took state! Both girls and boys won District send ing them to the State meet. At state, all did their best and the boys pulled through. The team was very united and really gave support and confidence to each other. Way to go Cross-country!! ' Magic ' ' Enchants Bobcats a d I s o n Snow White and the Six Stooges I believe in magic. Boy George and the Cheerleading Club 129 130 Spectators enchanted by Seminary Float Indians fall to Bobcats. Dreams of State Championship Co, Tina, Go! HOMECOMING WEEK SPARKLED! Contests such as the stimulating Aire Concerts excited spirit at school . . . The in- teresting money in-the-jar contest for Bobcadettes found the high point gals to be Amy Gardner and Lisa Hammond who had the dubious honor of kissing a pig. Powder Puff football was enjoyed by an enthusiastic crowd led in cheers by Bruce, Gary, Ben, and Tom. Spirit ran high as classes and clubs worked on floats for the parade. Homecoming game with Buhl was punctuated with the sound of touchdown fireworks at frequent intervals. Topping the week was the dance — presided over by an ice sculpture swan — Red and silver accented the theme of You Can Do Magic. 131 1984 Homecoming Royalty Reigns Supreme Prince — Rod Jones Princess — Brenda Webster c, Or) Of) Duke — Shane Boyle Duchess — Moria Robison 132 Madison ' ' Magic Cast Its Spell at the Dance Has my temperature risen, Mike? It ' s going to get ya, going to get ya! I r And then you did what!?!? Madison Magic was the theme for homecoming ' ' 84 Studentbody Of- ficers arrived early Saturday morning to decorate the commons. The commons were highlighted in silver and red. The refreshments were sherbert cups with a cookie. Magic was in the air that night. She loves me . . . (sigh) 133 Assemblies There ' s one thing our high school will never learn - how to shut up in assemblies. Due to this major crisis, we were only able to have one national school assembly. First, look into my eyes. My goodness, what are they doing? Boy, this is a boring assembly. Neighboring school wishes us good luck. Ignite Unity That was, of course, The Great Jack Lythgoe. Pep assemblies were almost discarded also, but due to our school ' s success in the various sports we were able to continue them. Brother Parker fought by the spirit Madison ' s heroine. Mr. Ricks, The Villain? ' Please, please, please II! 0 Quinn ' s quizzical while Lisa ' s learning. Fashions of the ' 60 ' s were revived for the Bob- cat Boogie. Bobcadettes chose Rock and Roll is King as the theme. Taped music had the dance en- thusiasts jivin ' and enjoyin ' themselves. Bubble gum contests and hula-hoop contests were the inter- mission entertainments. Refreshments were sun- daes and gum. Pictures were taken on a motor- bike in front of Madison Ave. sign. Who me? I ' m not doing anything. I thought this was a dance, not a jumprope contest! Should I spit it in my hand or napkin? I can blow bigger bubbles than you can! 137 Christmas Spirit Glows at Madison Sophomore champions win contest uniors took third Seniors ' mention ' Shine took second as well as the honorab I I F.H.A. believes: Caring is Sharing. Christmas week was extremely unusual this year. Due to below freezing weather, school was adjourned for the final three school days before Christmas break. Also, for the same reason, there were no Senior Ball royalty nominated. Many dubs sponsored activities before cold weather set in. The F.H.A. made cookie trains at their party, and the yearbook sponsored the Santa Ciaus pictures. £yen through all the cold, the spirit of Christmas glowed through Madison High and kept things cheery. 138 Madison Ave. Players Take a Look at — Back Row: Rev. Dr. Lloyd — Mike Packer, Nora — julie Stubbs, Delia — Kristen Hansen, Third Row: Dr. Humphreys — Tom Hafen, Maggie — Linnea Huber, Margaret — Collette Hunt, Annie — Holly Forbis, Clarence — David Daniels, Mary Skinner — Kari Frost, Second Row: Father — Bryan Hammar, Vinnie — Jenni Hackworth, Cora — Denise Holtzer, Bottom Row: Whitney — Matt Barney, John - Jimmy Barrett. If the truth could be told about all of the behind-the-scenes experiences, Madison ' s LIFE WITH FATHER would probably seem even more hectic than the stage portrayal. Madison Avenue Players had a great deal of fun practicing and producing it. They may have somewhat shocked conser- vative audiences with the staccato dialogue used by ' ' Mr. Day. Under the capable direction of Miss Wright, the well-known play received the usual laughter and applause for Vinnie ' s great dexterity in balancing the check book. Annette Wright — Director 141 A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum raft ' the Cast Pseudolus — David Daniels Hero — Martin Searcy Philia — Julie Stubbs Senex — Mike Packer Domina — Brenda Eames Miles Gloriosus — Bryan Hammar Hysterium — Jimmy Barrett Erronius — Ted Ostler Lycus — Mark Dresen Courtesans: Kari Frost, Holly Forbis, Paula Messer, Kristie Ricks, Brenda Webster, Ginger Kauer. Proteans: Tom Hafen, Keith Leatham, Matt Barney. Chorus: Beverly Malstrom, Cathy Haroldsen, Pam Nelson, Jenni Hackworth, Toni Belnap, Tiffany Jolley, Leiana Huber, Kristin Hansen, Sherri Johnson, Suzanne Harris, Noreen Vance, Nicholas Vance. Who Gives a Hoot? DIRECTOR: ANNETTE WRIGHT 4 C David, not here. 142 143 Spring Sports Putts, Swings, Golf Top Row: L to R: Jason Leishman, Matt Sellers, Albert Yost, Todd Leishman, Justin Dunn, Leah Evans, Julie Taylor, Melanie Jensen. Top Row: L to R: Kent Rasmussen, Darren Hatch, Ben Jensen, Jim Dettloff, Jimmy Barrett, Shawn Larsen, Steve Grover, Derek Gam. 4 With a record of never losing to an A2 school in regulation play during ' 83, the Madison golfers went on to take district and state. This left the ' 84 team a great challenge. However, Coach Haley was very optimistic that with the good returning linksters — Leishman, Yost and Sellers and the promise of new material, the season would be a short one but a record one. Al Yost noted that ' ' We ' re on the road to Lewiston. Coach Haley Runs, and Bats Into Action Tennis Top Row: L to R: Coach Steve Baldwin, Jeff Mackay, Chad Erickson, Judy Flamm, Keri Rolfe, Middle Row: Brad Baldwin, Paul Willmore, David Hafen, Brenda Bird, Shawn Nissen, Bottom Row: Margo Tingey, David Madsen, Marie Bingham, Toni Belnap, Tom Hafen. MHS Tennis buffs geared up to try to match the awesome ' 83 record of being the states Runner-up team, also Jon Hafen and Barry Thatcher left the challenge to equal their top tennis-player position. Steve Baldwin, Burton Elementary Principal, assumed the challenging coaching position which was difficult because MHS has no home courts. 145 Track I Bottom Row; Ben Shirley, Rod Sanders, Theresa Sawyer, Natalie Cahoon, Bruce Keck, Tom Green, Synda Baker, Ted Ostler, Ann Sanders, Gina Atkinsen, 2nd Row: Mike Packer, Dirk Davenport, Lisa Frost, Susan Holdaway, Tom Hafen, Gerald Henderson, Michelle Keck, Randy Wadsworth, Sozell Mumm 3rd Row: Isao Ohashi, John Everett, Randy Quarez, Cherilyn Steiner, Karen Grover, Richard Henderson, Charlotte Walker, Lori Atkinson, Suzette Fife, Karren Partridge, Wendy Tychsen, Jennifer West, 4th Row: Coach Boice, Shawn Nissen, Ronald Hubscher, Quinn Snell, Eric Grover, Mike Ball, Troy Anderson, Jennifer Allen, Mike Scoresby, Eric An- dreasen, Keri Preece, Shandi Hawks, Mike Thomasen, Bill Brown. Thomason, Tom Hafen, Bruce Keck, Lori Atkinson, Ken Preece, Charlotte Walker, Ann Sanders, Jennifer West. Track Distance: Coach Boice, Ronald Hubscher, Quinn Snell, Eric Grover, Jennifer Allen, Richard Henderson, Sozel Mumm, Randy Quarez, Ben Shirley, Gerald Henderson, Suzette Fife, Wendy Tychsen, Rod Sanders, Lisa Frost, Ted Ostler, Tom Green. Field Events and Hurdles: Karen Grover, Susan Holdaway, Mike Scoresby, Mike Ball, Eric Andreasen, Shawn Nissen, John Everett, Dirk Davenport, Karren Partridge, Michelle Keck. 147 Baseball Front Row, L to R: Bart Steiner, Jason Rammell, Johnny Watson, Andy Wliite, Derek Jensen, Troy Hastings, Craig Ashby, Garin Lamph. Second Row: Paul Carter, Paul Sorensen, Doug Bodily, Brett Hastings, Doug Walker, Brian Downey, Robert Jensen, Steve Young. Statisticians: Wendy Gardner, Christen Jensen, Kristi Rydalch. With Rexburg ' s wintery weather lasting far into March, spring sports didn ' t gather too much momentum until the sun began to shine in earnest. However, tracksters found the local racquetball club handy for training stiff muscles. Baseball buffs had to practice throwing and catching in- side the gym. Where tennis and golf went to practice is still a mystery to us. Whenever the spring sporters were interviewed, en- thusiasm and confidence were high and led us to make this prediction: IN ALL SPRING SPORTS - Madison will be 1! Youth Legislature Trains Future Leaders Rebecca Thatcher campaigns for Governor-Elect Youth Legislature offers area students opportunities to study govern- ment first hand. At the Ricks College invitational in January, Madison students, under the direction of government instructor Merrill Lund- burg, put on a winning campaign to get Rebecca Thatcher elected to the office of Governor-Elect where she will preside over the Youth Legislature for the following year. Kathy Raybould (right) made the nominating speech to vote in Rebec- ca. Last year she had won the key post of Chief Justice, a very high honor. Kathy, in Washington DC, fullfilling her job as Chief Justice 149 Spirit Club Activities Spark Pep Even freezing, we had the spirit! The Main event. Sandi rests between yeils. If anyone didn ' t know that our school had a spirit club they surely knew it when Randy Wadsworth won the hoop contest and donated two thousand dollars to this club. Faithful girls supported the boys ' and girls ' sports by decorating lockers, making posters, and cheering at the various games. The main event was the Sweetheart Ball. That was a fun and exciting event. Behind the scenes. 151 Sweetheart Ball Sends Cupid ' s Arrow Larry and Darrin dream on!! See Mark and Salli sing Anyone care for a ride? Hi there, Mr Cameraman Can you believe this clown I Celebrate my Love was the theme of the Sweetheart Ball. Salli Stallings and Mark Dresen entertained at the intermission along with a jazz dance by Shawna Evans. The royalty was also announced. They were Barbie Anderson — Queen, Lori Atkinson — 1st atten- dant, and Tracy Hicks — 2nd attendant. The colors were yellow and blue. Help! my date has gone crazy! 153 Bob Cats of the Month! November Paul Carter Julie Griffeth September Brett Hastings Terri Steel December Bill Brown Kari Frost October Doug Walker Karen Partridge january Neal Ard Kathy Parkinson February Tony Ahlrich Jennifer Allen May David Hafen Kathy Raybould 4 March Mike Thueson Ann Bennion Apnl Vai Ricks Natalie Rigby Tradition was upheld again this year in choosing Bobcats of the month. From a long list of deserving seniors, teachers voted on the nine most outstanding boys and girls to receive the honor. A common statement from teachers v as, This is too hard to decide. Most of the candidates on this list deserve the recognition. 155 CLA9S OF 1984 presents SENIOR SURVEY ESSED egrJieH; Natalie Rig MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Scott Critchfield, Kathy Raybould FRIENDLIEST Tony Ahlrichs, Ann Bennion BIGGEST FLIRT Todd Pettingill, Kjerstin Pearson CUTEST SMILE Darren Hatch, Kaesi Gam FUNNIEST SENSE OF HUMOR jimmy Barrett, Marie Bingham BEST WIGGLE Chris Price, Sheila Edelmayer CUTEST LAUGH Gary Schiess, Terri Steel The Way Adams School: Back Row; L to R: Mrs. Henderson, Lisa Birch, Kim Walker, Kari Frost, Kathy Parkinson, William Moor, Cody Bell, Gerald Henderson, Doug Walker, Steve Grover, Second Row: Zenrah Nelson, Daren Stegelmeier, Jennifer Lee, Ed Clingler, Merrill Pugmire, Jared Neele, Shaun Clements, Alison Mabey, First Row: Todd Pettingal, - , - , Susan Bell, Jeff Porter, Lori Glenn, First Row: — , - , Blake Hasely, Scott Bresee, Bevan Jeppeson. Washington School: Back Row: L to R: Mrs. Gale Reeser (student teacher), Connie Watkins, Bruce Keck, Rebecca Case, Lesa jolley, David Klingler, Bill Brown, Brad Bischoff, David Moulton, Clifford Hanger, Mrs. Berniece Brown, Mid- dle Row: Teresa Williams, Jennifer Hackworth, Monte Hibbert, Dana Strever, Danny Jackson, Suzette Wood, Quinn Snell, Kathleen Brown- ing, Josh Shaver, First Row: Fauneil Janson, Glade Erickson, Jackie Wyatt, Eric Hight, Angelia Morris, Justin Dunn, Jody Antry, Michael Yost. Hibbard School: Back Row: L to R: Mrs. Larson, Jay Clements, Jeanette Fisher, Ronnie Daniel, Brad Baldwin, Elizabeth Evans, Natalie Rigby, Julie Griffeth, Gary Scheiss, Third Row: Dean, Kelly Robison, Lane Sommer, Kirk Powell, David Bush, Todd Reno, Charlene Sondregger, Nola Barney, Second Row: Trent Ricks, Amy Parker, Linnea Huber, Kathy Raybould, Cody Boulter, Kellae Brizzee, Lori Jensen, First Row: Robb Josephson, Gary Hardin, Brett Bateman, Doug Steel, Travis Ferguson, Jimmy Barrett. We Were! Lincoln School: Back Row: L to R: Mrs. Ashliman, Bonnie Pierson, Bethann Hicken, Brian Manwaring, Clark Larson, Kevin Withers, David Daniels, Paul Wilmore, David Lewis, Third Row: Julie Stubbs, Cynthia Robison, Kent Barrus, Ted Ostler, Jimmy, Matt Sellars, Bryan Hammar, Chris Brown, Maria, Jennifer Allen, Second Row: Kaesi Garn, Tammy Coles, Kjerstin Pearson, Naomi Birch, Heather Ray, — , Shawna Malstrom, Michelle Smith, Third Row: Mike Thueson, Doug Perkins, Larry Thompson, Doug Parkinson, Seth Rienwan, Doug Bodily. LInion Lymon School: Back Row: L to R: Kori Grover, Tracy Hicks, Angie Sutton, - , Kent Hope, Janet Wade, Todd Mortensen, Mike Cook, Mrs. Fowler, Third Row: Andrea Lauritzen, Randy Siddoway, Collette Hunt, Becky Orr, Karen Wakley, Anthony Merrill, Garth Munns, Susan Persel, Evan Cheney, Second Row: De- Wayne Hill, Lonna Niederer, Lisa Roth, Darrin Thompson, Sandra Lyman, Laura Wood, Lori Atkinson, First Row: Scott Grover, Gary Hope, Gary Wilcox, Vernon Atkinson, Bryce Galbriath, — . Washington School: Back Row: L to R: Mrs. McKinley, — , — , Darren Zollinger, - , Devern Scott, Paul Carter, Ronda Gibb, Susan Holdaway, Second Row: Tami Yorgason, Suzanne Bell, Brenda Bird, Blake Fransen, Gordon Harmon, — , Todd Bird, First Row: Sheila Edelmayer, Jan Wyatt, — , — , Eileen Ward, - , Spur Shepard, Patrice Heer. 161 T. Alrichs B.Bird B. Christensen D. Daniels T.Fu |. Hackworth |. Allen B. Brown T.Coles T. FerRuson A. Gardner D. Hafen Academics and Arts Are Tops MYTH: Madison is entirely a sports-minded school. FACT: A teacher ' s poll gives a long list of candidates for academic and artistic recognition and awards. MHS SENIORS WHO ' S WHO A.P. ENGLISH Allison Graham, Alison Forsnes, Karen Forsnes, Scott Critchfield ENGLISH CREATIVE WRITING Jenni Hackworth, Debbie Cartmill A.P. BIOLOGY Val Ricks, Kirk Powell, Marios De Paula, David Hafen, Brian Christensen BIOLOGY Ken Marlowe, Lynette Fluckiger MATH Jennifer Allen, Bill Brown, Paul Carter, Scott Crit- chfield, Tony Fu, Allison Graham, David Hafen, Brett Hastings, Susan Holdaway, Linnea Huber, Quinn Snell, Marios De Paula, Mike Thueson, Chee Kong Teo, Richacd Weatherston BAND Larry Thomson METALS Brent Sampson WOODWORKING Travis Ferguson, Troy Jenkins, Richard Weatherston A. Bennion D. Cartmill H. Cook A. Forsnes R.Gibb B. Hastings LHiiier T. lenkiits C. Belnap P. Carter S. Critchfield K. Forsnes A. Graham P.Heer L. Jensen ). Larsen |. Fisher S. Holdjwjy S. lewn D. S. Malslrom L. Thomson M. Thueson YEARBOOK Chimane Belnap BUSINESS AND LEADERSHIP Lori Jensen, Kathy Raybould, Ann Bennion, Tann- my Coles, Allison Graham, Jenni Hackworth, Patrice Heer, Shawna Malstrom, Natalie Rigby, Holly Cook, Amy Gardner HOME ECONOMICS Holly Cook, Jeanette Fisher, Brenda Bird, Kathy Raybould, Jenny Larsen, Lee Ann Miller PRODUCTION TYPE Lee Ann Miller MUSIC Chimane Belnap, Val Ricks, Kjerstin Pearson ART AND CERAMICS Heather Ray SPANISH Ronda Gibb DRAMA Tammy Coles, David Daniels AG STUDENTS Eileen Ward, Brian Christensen, Kirk Powell E. Ward R. Weatherslon Marios DePaula aae o t? aqean There was much ado about the pageant this year due to the lack of funding in the district, so in order to have it, the High School funded the program. ' MM 1983 WaJUon junior Wi.. Sewing and Sclioiankip inner lit Gunner Up .J4airityiing lAJi enni er JHee 2nJ Gunner Up inner f uiie Qriffetk 3rJ Gunner Up fYlickefle Smltk 4tk Gunner Up JJealli erri Sleet Spirit of nh. nUis n ie Suito tnion Parl Piannin HJinr nn Be. iBecliif Or, eiie Jn ram arjner J4airit iin HJinne jJie SUL Back pkolo rapli Winner I ' fjarie Bin kat CREATIVE AND PERFORMING ARTS 1 lulieStubbs - Song Tap Dance 2. Amy Gardner — Novelty Dance 3. Marie Bingham - Original Humorous Reading 4. Lori Atkinson - New York |azz Dance 5. Angle Sutton - Piano Solo 6. Michelle Smith - Classical Ballet 7 Becky Orr - Vocal Solo 8. Telie Ingram - Jazz Dance 9. Natalie Rigby - Toe Ballet 10. Jennifer Lee - Cello Solo 11. Terri Steel - Modern Dance 12 Ann Bennion — Piano Medley 13. Julie Griffeth - Jazz Dance 14. Heather Ray - Novelty Song 15 Kathy Raybould — Gymnastics Dance 165 FOOD CENTER 22 West Main Let Jolene and Miclieiie show you the values at Food Center. ♦ FASHION CORNER 38 College Avenue Lori and Julie check out the latest fashions. AFTER H HSC toou.Vj)KW? Congratulations graduates of MADISON HIGH ' 84 COLLEGE OR CAREER: FARMER OR FINANCIER . . . You ' ll need a Bank! Idaho First is the place to come for all your financial needs. • CHECKING ACCOUNTS • SAVINGS PLANS ,oAHo n.sr ..no... b..k AUTO, HOME OR BUSINESS LOANS AFFILIATE OF MCDRE FINANCIAL GROUP , __ — ii f • i-. l MEMBER FD c Comc awd see us soon at 77 E, Main, Rexburg, Idaho first 171 110 East Main We ' re here on your account. ERICKSON PONTIAC CMC 221 West 4th South Erickson ' s will give a great deal. STONE ' S TOWN AND COUNTRY MOTORS 500 S. Yellowstone Highway Stone ' s win put yoy in the driver ' s seat. 175 BOWEN MUSIC 72 East Main Becca and David find prices harmonize at Bowen ' s TAYLOR CHEVROLET 871 S. 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C ' s for 1984 AWE90ME ADAMS, TOD AHLRICHS, TONY ALLEN, lENNIFER 15, ANDERSON, BARBIE ANDERSON, CODY ANDERSON, DEVLIN ANDERSON, fULIE ANDERSON, TROY ANDERSON, ERIC ANDRUS, REED ARD, NEAL ASHBY, CRAIG ASHTON, KEITH ATKINSON, GINA ATKINSON, LORI ATKINSON, VERNON 36 15, 19, 155, 158, 162 19, 79,89, 90, 125, 146, 147, 155, 162 19, 88 36, 94 50, 107 36, 80 36,89 105, 146 36, 89, 105, 146, 147 50, 73, 117, 125 19, 78,89, 116, 154 60 36, 100 50, 111, 146 19, 86,146, 165 not pictured BERUIT BOMBING BACLEY, COLLETTE BAIRD, SAMUEL BAKER, SYNDA BALDWIN, BRAD BALDWIN, MICHELLE BALL, MIKE BALLARD, DAN BARNEY, MATTHEW BARNEY, NOLA BARNEY, TAMMY BARNEY, TRAVIS BARON, CHRISTY BARRETT, JIMMY BARRETT, SUSAN BARRUS, KENT BATEMAN, TRAGI BAXTER, DARIN BAXTER, DAVID BAYLES, jULIE BEATTIE, MATT BECK, BRYANT BELL, CODY BELL, DERIK BELL, lODI CARLSON BELL, SHARLA BELL, SUSAN BELL, SUZANNE BELNAP, CHIMANE BELNAP, TONI BENNION, ANN BEVAN, MARYLEE BINGHAM, MARIE BINGHAM, RANI BIRCH, LISA BIRCH, NAOMI BIRD, BRENDA BIRD, TODD BISCHOFF, BRAD BIORNN, ELIZABETH BLACK, BRENT BLACKHAM, BECKY BLANCHARD, LANCE BLEGGI, BRANNON BLEGGI, SUANNE BODILY, DOUG BOICE, TIFFANY BOSSARD, TODD BOULTER, CODY BOYLE, ERIC BOYLE, jUDY BOYLE, SHANE BRADLEY, CAMERON BRADLEY, TRACY BRADLEY, WADE BRADSHAW, ROBERT BRESEE, SCOTT BREWERTON, CANDACE BRIGGS, TROY BRIZZEE, KELLAE BROCK, CHERI BROWN, BILL BROWN, CURTIS BROWN, DONOVAN BROWN, lAMES BRUNSON, RE)I BRUNSON, STEPHANIE BRYAN, NICKOLE BURGENER, GERRY BURRIS, LAURIE BUSH, DAVID 36, 97,98, 108, 110 60 50, 111, 146 19, 89, 145 50,73,92 36, 89, 146 36, 73 50, 99, 140, 142 19 36, 80 50, 94, 107 36, 84 19, 78,89,99, 140, 142, 144, 159 36, 112 19, 77, 78 36, 83, 88 36 19 35, 98 50, 94 50, 73, 92 19 50 31 51,97 19 19 15, 19, 78, 81, 101, 157, 162 35, 142, 145 19, 86, 90, 155, 158, 162 36,81 19, 88, 97, 145, 159, 165 36 not pictured 20 20, 78,83,87,89, 145, 162 20 20, 73, 89, 94 51, 73, 90, 108, 110, 121 36,94 51,73,81,90,91 51,94 20, 89, 105 51,88, 96, 110, 118, 121 20, 89, 105 37,92 51, 73, 92, 96 20, 94 37,73 37, 94 51, 132 37 20 37 37,94 20,73 51,84, 97 51,94 20, 97, 98 51, 80, 100 20, 89, 105, 146, 154, 162 37,73 37 37,73 37,90 51, 118 37 37,96 37, 97 20 BUSH, SARAH BUSH, SHIRLEY BUTLER, NATALIE 33, 51,80 37 51,77 PLAGHDANCE mE PATCH D0LL9 CAHOON, NATALIE CALDER, BYRON CALDER, HELEN , CARDON, STUART CARLSON, KELLY CARLSON, MARY KIM CARTER, PAUL CARTMILL, DEBBIE CASE, REBECCA CASTILLO, MIKE CHALLIS, SHELLI CHENEY, EVAN CHRISTENSEN, BRIAN CHRISTENSEN, DAVE CHRISTENSEN, jENAI CHRISTENSEN, LEEANN CHRISTENSEN, MICHELLE CHUGG, DARRELL CLEMENTS, MAX CLEMENTS, RANDI SUE CLEMENTS, SHAUN CLINGER, EDWARD COLES, TAMMY COLLEDGE, LYNNE CONWAY, CATHY COOK, HOLLY COOK, MIKE CORDINGLY, LESLI COVINGTON, ERIC COVINGTON, MICHELLE CRITCHFIELD, SCOTT CRITTENDEN, GAILIENE CURTIS, ALISON 146 51, 107, 117 15, 20, 98, 100 37, 89, 105, 116 37, 73 37 20, 89, 105, 154, 162 20, 90, 162 20, 78 51,73, 80, 107 51,80 21 21,94, 162 51,94 37 51,94 51.89, 110, 121 51 51 37,84 21, 78 21 21, 84, 90, 99, 140, 162 51,80 38,89, 118 21, 97, 162 21,94 38, 90 51 51,83,88, 108 21.90, 156, 162 38, 83, 88 21,87,90 DURAN, DURAN DANIEL, RONNIE DANIELS, DAVID DANSIE, KAREN DAVENPORT, DIRK DAVENPORT, jANAE DAVENPORT, MELINDA DAVIS, BRAD DAVIS, LANA DAVIS, TIM DAVIS, TOM DAW, COREY DEARDEN, DAVID DEMERY, BERNICE DEMORDAUNT WADE DENNIS, lOHN DePAULA, MARLOS DETTLOFF, jIM DOWNEY, BRIAN DRESEN, MARK DUFFIN, VICTOR DUNN, JAMES DUNN, JUSTIN 21, 89, 142 21, 33,99, 140, 157, 162 21,83,87, 158 38, 89, 105, 146, 147 51 38, 78, 79 38 52 21,94 38 49, 52, 107 52, 73 21,96, 97 52,92 38 33 52, 144 35, 38, 89, 105, 116 21,78,80,81, 142 52,73 52 21,89, 105, 144 EARTHQUAKE (REXBURG) FAMES, BRENDA ECKERSELL, DIANA ECKERSELL, LAURETTA EDDINS, MARY EDELMAYER, MARK EDELMAYER, SHEILA EDSTROM, DEBBIE EDSTROM, GARON EDSTROM, JEFF EDWARDS, BRAD EDWARDS, TERI LYN ENGELSTAD, BRIAN ERICKSON, CHARLETTE ERICKSON, DAVID ERICKSON, DOUG ERICKSON, SINA ERICKSON, TERESA ERIKSON, BILL ERIKSON, CHAD ERIKSON, DIANE ERIKSON, GLADE EVANS, LEAH EVERETT, JOHN 52,81,90, 142 22,73,97 33,52,77,84, 87,90 52,81 52, 107, 122 22,86,97, 113, 159 38, 94 52, 94, 101 38, 94, 122 52, 73, 81, 90, 91 38, 78 22, 33 22 22, 89, 105 52, 94, 107 38, 80, 81, 97 52 52, 107, 122 52, 145 38 22, 89, 105 38, 113, 144 38, 107, 146, 147 FADICH, LANI FERGUSON, SANDIFER FERGUSON, TRAVIS FERNANDEZ, CARLOS FIELDING, MONICA FIFE, SUZETTE FIKSTAD, FAWN FILIMOEHALA, WILLIAM FISHER, DARIN FISHER, JEANETTE FLAMM, JUDY FLAMM, SUSAN FLUCKICER, LYNETTE FORBIS, HOLLY FORBIS, MARIN FORSNES, ALISON FORSNES, KAREN FOSTER, ROSS FRANKMAN, SUSAN FRANSEN, BLAKE FROST, KARI 22 FROST, LISA 53,84,87 FU, TONY FULLMER, STACI 22,98 not pictured 22, 73, 162 22, 33 52,81,84 49, 52, 110, 121, 145 53, 83, 88 22 53 22, 163 53, 110, 121, 145 38, 89, 90, 108, 118 39,73, 78,81, 90 39, 80, 99, 140, 142 53,81,83, 88, 100 22, 89, 118, 158, 162 22,84, 90, 125, 158, 162 39, 94, 107 39, 73 22, 156 78, 90, 99, 140, 142, 154 ,89, 90, 92,96, 125, 146, 147 22, 33, 162 39, 80,81,97 GARY9CHIE9Q ' FAMOUS FIELD GOAL GALBRAITH, BRYCE GALLUP, DANNA GALLUP, PAUL GARDNER, AMY GARDNER, WENDY GARN, DEREK GARN, KAESI GARNER, RUTH GIBB, RANAE GIBB, RONDA GIBBS, lENNIFER GIBBS, STEVEN GIBSON, REBECCA GIFFORD, LAYNE GILSON, RICK GLENN, LORI GODFREY, CHRIS GONZALEZ, EDDIE GONZALEZ, PAULA GRAHAM, ALLISON GRAHAM, CATHERINE GREEN, TOM GREENE, JULIE GREENE, MARK GREENE, MATT GREENE, WENDY GRIFFFTH, BRENT GRIFFETH, JULIE GRIFFETH, KATHLEEN GRIFFETH, RAMA JEAN GROVER, ERIC GROVER, JEFF GROVER, KAREN GROVER, SCOTT GROVER, STEVE GUNDLACH, SHAWNA GUNTER, STEPHEN GUZMAN, BEATRIZ 94 53 23, 73, 105 23, 82, 83,87, 162, 165 53, 111 39, 144 23, 82,83, 87, 159 39 23, 39 78, 90, 96, 97, 162 53 23, 94 23 53, 94, 107 53, 94 23,96 39 53, 107, 122 53 23,84, 90,91, 162 39, 73, 78, 90 23, 89, 125, 146, 147 53,94 23, 53, 105 53 39 53, 107 23, 78, 154, 164 not pictured 53, 73, 111 39, 78,81, 125, 146, 147 53, 107, 117 39, 146, 147 23 23, 105, 144 not pictured 53, 94 23, 33 MRVEST VACATION HACKWORTH, JENNI HACKWORTH, JUSTIN HAFEN, DAVID 23 HAFEN, TOM 33, 54, HALL, LORILEE HALL, NICOLE HAMMAR, BRYAN HAMMAR, KARI HAMMER, DAMON HAMMOND, LISA HANSEN, ALICIA HANSEN, CLARK HANSEN, HEIDI HANSEN, KRISTEN HANSEN, LINDA HANSEN, MARIE HANSEN, MARK 23, 90, 98, 99 140, 142 162 53 .78, 89, 90, 145, 155, 162 89, 92,99, 125, 140, 142, 145, 146 39 39, 80 24, 78, 96, 99, 140, 142 39, 78, 84 39, 94, 107 35, 39, 83, 88 40,81,84 40, 94 54 54, 73,81,99, 140, 142 40, 94 40 24, 78 HANSEN, NINA HANSEN, STEPHEN HARDIN, GARY HARMON, GORDON, HAROLDSEN, CATHY HARRIS, SUZANNE HARRISON, VICTOR HART, GUS HARTLEY, MIKE HASTINGS, BRETT HASTINGS, KIM HASTINGS, TROY HATCH, DARREN HATCH, LEZLEE HAWKES, SHANDI HEBDON, DARIN HEER, PATRICE HENDERSON, GERALD HENDERSON, GINA HENDERSON, RICHARD HENDRICKS, CATHY HENDRICKSON, KARI HENDRICKS, SHAWNA HESS, TROY HICKEN, BETHANN HICKS, TRACY HIGLEY, ED HILL, DEWAYNE HILLIER, ERIC HOGGAN, NANNETTE HOKANSON, BRIAN HOKANSON, lAY HOKANSON, jOHN HOLDAWAY, SUSAN HOLLOW AY, )AN 33 HOLTZER, DENISE HOMER, EARLENE HOPE, BRYON HOPE, GARY HOPE, VALON HOWELL, BRETT HUBER, LEIANA HUBER, LINNEA 25 HUBSCHER, RONALD HUNSAKER, jENNIE HUNT, COLLETTE HYMAS, SHELLY 40 not pictured 24, 74 15,24,73, 89, 105, 132, 157 54,80,81,92, 142 54,73, 101, 142 24, 105 54,81 40 24, 89,90, 105, 116, 154 54 40, 89, 105, 1 16, 162 24,94, 144, 159 40, 98 40, 90, 98, 146 54, 107 24,77,90, 97,98, 162 24,78,81,89, 125, 146, 147 40, 80 40, 78,81,89, 125, 146, 147 35, 40, 90 80 54, 83, 88 40 24, 77 24, 88, 97 40 24, 94 54 40, 98 54 24,94 54, 94 24, 73, 89,90,91, 146, 147, 163 , 40, 77, 89, 90, 108, 1 18 24,73, 99, 140 54,80,81 54 24, 73, 94 54 54 54,91, 142 90, 91, 92, 99, 140, 162 40, 73, 125, 146, 147 25 99, 140 41,97 KOREAN JET LINER 9H0T DOWN BY RUS9IAN9 NVA9I0N OF GRENADA INGRAM, TELIE 165 JACK90N (MICHAEL) (REV, JE99E) JACKSON, DANNY 25, 100 )ACOB, CAROLYN 41 lANSON, FAUNEIL 25, 84, 88, 90, 97 JAUSSI, DEBBIE 41 lENKINS, ANGELA 54 lENKINS, TROY 25, 73, 162 JENSEN, BEN 41,77, 144 JENSEN, CHRISTIN 54,83,88 JENSEN, DEREK 41,89, 105 JENSEN, KATHY 55 JENSEN, KELLIE 55,96 JENSEN, LORI 25, 162 JENSEN, MELANIE 41, 144 JENSEN, ROBERT 25, 89, 116 JENSEN, RODNEY 41, 94 JENSEN, SHANELLE 55 JEPPESEN, BEVAN 25,94 lEPPESEN, JEENA 55, 83, 88 JEPPESEN, LYLE 41 JEPPSON, JANA 41 lEPPSON, STEVE 25, 94 JOHNSON, DAVID 55 JOHNSON, GARTH 55, 117 JOHNSON, SHERRI 55,73,81, 142 JOLLEY, LESA 25, 78, 142 lOLLEY, TIFFANY 41, 84, 100 JONES, MICHAEL 41,94 JONES, ROD 41,89, 105, 132 lOSEPHSON, ROB not picutred JUARISTI, VICTOR 33 KAUER, CAMMY KAUER, GINGER KAUER, HEIDI KECK, BRUCE KECK, MICHELLE KENT, VINCENT KINGSFORD, CAMILLE KINGSFORD, KIMBERELY KINYURITTIRUR, SURSCHAI KLINGLER, DARREN KLINGLER, DAVID KLINGLER, GAR KLINGLER, ROY 25,96 41, 78, 142 97 25, 105, 146 55, 111, 146, 147 41 25, 73, 90, 96, 97 55,81,87 25 41,89, 94, 105 25 41 42 LEBANON LAMPH, GARIN LARSEN, CLARK LARSEN, SCOTT LARSEN, SHAWN LARSEN, JENNY LAURITZEN, ANDREA LAURITZEN, DALEA LAWRENCE, lEANNIE LEATHAM, KEITH LEATHAM, TOM LEE, lENNIFER LEISHMAN, lASON LEISHMAN. TODD LEWIS, DAVID LEWIS, SYDNI LOVELAND, JEFF LYMAN, SCOTT LYNN, PENNY 55, 107, 117 25, 100 42 42 26,86,90,98, 113, 144, 157, 162 26, 97, 101 55, 73 35,42,83,88, 89, 110, 118 42,78,81,90,91, 142 55 26, 77, 164 26, 89, 105, 144 42, 89, 144 26, 94 26,82,83,87, 163 42, 94 55,94 55 ' MANIAC MABEY, ALISON MACKAY, BRUCE MACKAY, lEFF madsen, david madsen, jim madsen, travis maefau, siona magleby, brett macleby, bryan maharry, lenea malstrom, beverly malstrom, greg malstrom, shawna mancum, lee manwaring, brian marlor, greg marlowe, ken marlowe, tina McLaughlin, katie McWILLIAMS DONNA MEIKLE, JANA MEIKLE, KEVIN MEIKLE, TONYA MERRILL, ANTHONY MESSER, PAULA MESSICK, RONA SUE MILLER, BRAD MILLER, KENT MILLER, LEE ANN MIX, ALLISON MONROE, KIRT MOORE, GARY MOORE, MARTI MORFORD, HOLLY MORRELL, LISA MORRIS, SAND I MORTESEN, TODD MOULTEN, DAVID MUIR, lEFF MUMM, SOZEL MUNNS, GARTH MUNNS, JANA MUNNS, SUEANN MURDOCK, KIM 26 55, 107 55, 154 26, 145 55 42 42 55, 117 55,94, 107, 117 26, 84, 96, 97 55, 73, 84, 90, 142 55,73 26, 163 56, 94 26 56, 94, 107 26, 89, 105, 158, 163 42 MARTIN, LISA 56 42,78 42 42, 97, 98 56, 73 42,73, 87,96, 97, 101 26,94 42,81, 100, 142 42 42, 89, 105 43 26, 83, 87, 98, 163 56, 77 56,94 43,73 43,73 56 43,96 26,87,96,97, 101 26, 73, 94 27 not pictured 43,81, 147 27,94 43,94 43 31,97,98 NEVER 9AY NEVER AGAIN (LA9T JAME9 BOND MOVIE) NAFUS, SABRINA NARSiSCO, DIANA NEDROW, DAWN NEDROW, DETTE NEF, KIM NELSON, MARK NELSON, PAMELA NELSON, VICTOR NIEDERER, LONNA NIELSON, ERIC NIELSON, KIM NISSEN, JODY NISSEN, SHAWN NOTARIO, EVELYN 43,92 56, 97 56, 83, 88 43, 83, 88 43 not pictured 33, 56,81,97, 142 43 27 43,73 56, 92, 94 15, 43,83,88 56,73,80, 145, 146, 147 56 0LYMPIC9(L09 ANGELE9) O ' RULLIAN, JC OHASHI, ISAO OHASHI, TAMAKI OLSEN, CORBIN OLSEN, KYLE ORAM, BRAD ORR, BECKY OSTLER, BRIAN OSTLER, TED 43, 105 33, 56, 122, 146 43 56, 92 43 56 27, 97, 98, 165 56, 109, 1 17 27, 94. 98, 125, 142, 146, 147 PREPPY DRE99 (C0LLAR9 UP) PACK, CRAIG 56, 92 PACKER, LORRAINE, 43 PACKER, MIKE 27, 33, 99, 140, 142, 146 PAPENFUSS, KIM 56, 94 PARKER, AMY 27 PARKER, BECKY 56,88 PARKER, lOHN 56, 122 PARKINSON, CAMERON 57, 73, 107 PARKINSON, DARREN 57, 94 PARKINSON, JOHN 57,94 PARKINSON, KATHY 27,87,89, 108, 118, 154, 157 PARKINSON, ROD 44, 89, 125 PARTRIDGE, CARIN 44,73 PARTRIDGE, KARREN 27, 33, 147, 154 PATTERSON, GREG 57,73,90, 107 PEARSON, KJERSTIN 27, 78, 84, 90, 158, 163 PEARSON, LAURA 57,81,98 PECK, IAN 44 PERRENOUD, BARBARA 44, 80 PETERSON, DAVID 44,94 PETERSON, DEBBIE 27 PETERSON, LEZLEE 44,81,84 PETERSON, TRAVIS 57,94 PETTINGILL, TODD 27,98, 105, 158 PIERSON, BONNIE 27 PIERSON, VERLAND 44, 92 POPE, KAYLEEN 57,73 PORTER, lAMES 57,73,92 PORTER, lEFF 27 POWELL, CAROLYN 44,89,94, 108, 118 POWELL, JANE 44 POWELL, KIRK 26 PREECE, KERI 44, 73,81, 146, 163 PRICE, CHRIS 27,89, 105, 159 PRICE, KAMI 44, 83, 88 PUCH, APRYL 28 PUCH, JANELL 57 PUGMIRE, MERRILL 28, 73, 78, 80 QUEEN ELIZABETH VI9ITED CALIFORNIA QUAREZ, RANDY 44, 125, 146, 147 REAGAN0MIC9 RAMMELL, JASON 44,89, 105, 116 RASMUSSEN, KENT 28. 89, 105, 144 RASSMUSSEN, JULIE 44, 84 RAY, DANIEL 44,84 RAY, HEATHER 28, 77, -163, 165 RAYBOULD, KATHY 15, 28,86,90, 97, 98, 149, 154, 156 REES, TONI 57 REICHENBACH, TODD not pictured RENO, TODD 28 RETALLICK, ROBERT 44, 122 RICKS, KRISTIE 44, 78, 142 RICKS, MICHELLE 57, 96 RICKS, SHERRI 15,44, 70,73,77,81, 100 RICKS, SUSAN 57,81,90 RICKS, VAL 28,73, 90, 155, 157, 163 RIGBY, NATALIE 28, 86, 90,98, 112, 155, 156, 163, 164 RITCHIE, KARL 45 RIZZO, lOE 45 ROBERTS, ROBIN 28, 97, 98 ROBISON, CYNTHIA 28, 121 RDRISON KFI 1 Y 28 ROBISON, MORIA 57, 132 ROBISON, STEPHANIE 45, 118 ROLFE, KERI 57, 77, 108, 121, 145 ROMAN, FRANK 45, 94 ROTH, LISA 28 RYDLACH, KRISTI 57, 83, 88 RYDALCH, MARY ANN 45, 83, 88 BTATFCHAMP9 SAEZ, GERMAN 33 SALAZAR, lOSEFINA 33, 45, 80 SAMPSON, BRENT 28, 163 SAMUELSON, LARRYNDA 28, 80 SANDERS, ANN 57, 73, 146 SANDERS, RACHELLE 45, 84, 100 SANDERS, ROD 45,73, 96, 107, 146, 147 SANFORD, ANN 57, 73,90, 96, 121 SAUNDERS, BRAD 58 SAWYER, THERESA 58, 146 SCHEEL, MELANIE 45 SCHEESE, DAVID 58 SCHIESS, GARY 28, 89, 105, 159 SCHNEITER, BRET 58 SCHARTZ, DAVID 58,73, 122 SCORESBY, MICHAEL 45, 89, 105, 146, 147 SCORESBY, RICHARD 49, 58, 107, 117 SEARCY, MARTIN 58, 142 SELLERS, MATT SHARP, lENNIFER SHAVER, lOSHUA SHIRLEY, BEN SHIRLEY, LISA SIDDOWAY, RANDY SIEPERT, KIM SIEPERT, LISA SIEPERT, SONDRA SIMON, DAVID SIMON, MALINDA • SIVANNARATH, SENG PHET SKINNER, TODD SMITH, ALISA ' SMITH, ANNETTE SMITH, GAYNOR SMITH, GINA SMITH, KIMBERLY SMITH, MICHELLE SMITH, ROBERT SMITH, SCOTT SMITH, WENDY SNELL, QUINN 28, 144 58 29,73 29, 89, 125, 146, 147 58 29, 89, 105, 114, 116 29, 97, 98 58, 94 29, 97, 98 45 29,96 not pictured 29, 78 58,94 45,89, 90, 118 58 45, 94 58, 96 29, 97, 164 58, 94 45, 94 58,73 29, 78, 89, 90, 92, 125, 146, 147, 163 SOMMER, LANE SORENSEN, lULIE SORENSEN, PAUL SORENSEN, TODD STALLINGS, SALLIANNE STANLEY, CHIP STEEL, BLAKE STEEL, TERRI 29 49, 58, 84 45,89, 114, 116 58 45,88 49, 58, 73, 83 45 STEGELMEIER, CHRIS STEGELMEIER, DAREN STEINER, BART STEINER, BETH STEINER, CHERILYN STEINER, DAN STEMBRIDGE, PAM STEWART, GARY STEWART, KENT STEWART, KIM STOL WORTHY, MARK STONE, lAMES STROBEL, ANGELA STRUHS, DEAN STRUHS, )EFF STUBBS, lULlE 29, 82, 83,87, 132, 154, 159, 163, 165 58, 73, 94, 107 29,73,89, 94, 105 45 46, 84, 87, 98 46, 73, 125, 146 46, 89, 105, 122 59 59,73,94, 107 59 46 46 59 59 46,89, 105, 114, 116 59,94, 107, 122 29, 78, 90, 92,99, 140, 142, 157, 165 SUMMERS, SCOTT 59, 96, 1 22 SUMMERS, SELESTE 46, 89, 90, 108, 1 18 SUTHERLAND, TAMMY 59, 87, 96, 98, 108, 165 SUTTON, ANGIE 29, 89, 83 SUTTON, SUNDEE 59, 83, 88 SUTTON, TODD 46, 94 SWANNARATH, SING PHET 29 SYKES, DEBBIE 46 INRILLER TANNER, RONALD TAYLOR, BRUCE TAYLOR, DAREN TAYLOR, DAVID TAYLOR, )UDD TAYLOR, jULIE TEO, GHEE KONG TERRY, KATIE TERRY, ROSS TERRY, YVETTE THATHCHER, REBECCA THAYER, TERRY THAYER, TONY THOMASON, lASON THOMASON, MIKE THOMPSON, DARCY THOMPSON, DARIN THOMPSON, SELENA THOMPSON, TIRZAH THOMPSON, TRACY THOMSON, LARRY THUESON, LORI THUESON, MIKE THUESON, SUSAN TINGEY, MARGO TUCKETT, MARY TUCKETT, VAN TURLEY, BRANNICK TYCHSEN, WENDY 46, 94 29 46 46 59, 117 46,89, 90, 118, 144 30, 33, 163 59, 73, 90, 101 59 46, 77, 97 46, 90, 92, 98, 112, 149 30 59, 107 59 46, 146 59 30 59,81, 100 46, 78 59 30,73,90, VS, 163 59 15, 30, 90, 105, 155, 163 59, 81, 97, 98 30, 108, 145 59,81,94 30 59, 94 60, 121, 147 UNIQUE UNZAGA, MARCELA 30, 33 yiDEO ' 9 (MU9IC) VANCE, NOREEN VINYUVITTIRUK, CHI VIRGIN, TROY 15, 73, 78,81,89, 90, 101, 125, 142 33, 46, 80 49,60, 107, 117 NHATA WINTER WADSWORTH, RANDY 46 WALKER, ALLYN WALKER, CHARLOTTE WALKER, DOUG 30, 89, 105 1 WALKER, KEVIN WALKER, KIM WALKER, MICHELE WALKER, SUZANNE WALTER, STAGEY WARD, EILEEN WATSON, lOHNNY WEATHERSTON, RICHARD WEBSTER, BRENDA WEST, ALANA WEST, lENNIFER WHATCOTT, )EFF WHITE, ANDY WHITE, lEFF i, 86, 89, 105, 146 30, 89, 105 46, 77, 89, 146 14, 116, 154, 157 47 30, 101 60, 97, 98 60 47 30, 94, 163 47, 107, 30, 163 47, 132, 142 60,89,90, 108, 110, 146 60, 73, 100, 107 47, 89, 105 47 WIDDISON, lEFF WIDERBURG, LANELLE WIGGERS, AMY WIGGERS, LAUREL WILCOCK, JOHN WILCOCK, BRUCE WILCOX, GARY WILKING, TENIA WILKES, ALISON WILKINS, ANITA WILLIAMS, LAURA WILLMORE, KIM WILLMORE, PAUL WILSON, ROBERT WILSON, RON WINGER, TOMMY WINKEL, lANEEN WITHERS, KEVIN WITHERS, PAULA WOOD, LAURA WOOD, MARC 60, 73, 107 60,81,98 47,80 30,81,98 60, 94, 107 47, 89, 105 not pictured 60,81 15,47,78 47,77,78, 89, 118 60,81 60, 121 30,94, 145 60, 107, 117 47,94 30 35,47,78 31,89 47, 96 31 31,92, 101 WOOD, TANJA WOODS, SHERISE WREN, RODNEY WYATT, lACKIE WYATT, IAN 31,87,90 47 60, 94 47, 100, 101 47,81 YURI ANDROPOV DIED YOST, ALBERT YOUNG, STEVE 31, 144 60, 107, 114, 116 ZERO DEGREE9 ZIRKER, KIRSTIN ZOLLINGER, CARLA ZOLLINGER, DARIN 60, 110, 121 60, 80 31,94 FACULTY AND 9TAFF BALDWIN, STEVE BARTON, COLLEEN BECK, DALLAS BELL, OLETA BENNETT, MONT BOICE, ROBERT BRIGGS, ROBERT BROWN, lEAN BYRNE, MARY LEE CHILD, lERRY CLEMENTS, LOUIS CLEMENTS, ROSS COVINGTON, EDDIS CRITTENDEN, )ERALD CULLEN, )OHN DOUGHERTY, )OHN EDSTROM, RUTH FILIMOEHALA, DAVE FRANKMAN, AL GRAY, )0 ANN GROVER, lERRY GROVER, THELMA HALEY, PRESTON HAMBLEN, ROSE ANN HAMILTON, MARIAN HANSEN, RICK HASTINGS, lERRY HAWKES, GLENDA HENDERSON, DARREL HIRSCHI, VIRGENE HOLLOWAY, RICHARD HUNTER, MERLE lEPPESEN, LYLE KARGES, MARK KLOTZER, KAREN LENT, KENNETH LUNDBURG, MERRILL MADSEN, PATRICIA MAGLEBY, SHIRLENE NIEDERER, MAE PARKINSON, GARRY RICKS, VERNON ROBINSON, PERRY SMITH, TONYA WAKEFIELD, LYLE WILCOCK, lACK WRIGHT, ANNETTE 145 62,63 63, 73 62 63 63, 108, 110, 146, 147 63, 78, 80,81 63 63, 100 64, 98 64 64, 86, 190 64 64 64, 101 104, 105 64 64, 117 65 65, 98 65 65 65, 104, 105 65, 84, 196 65 65, 77 107 66, 82, 97 125 62 62 66, 101 66 66, 104, 105 66 66 66, 107 66 MOSS, BILL 67 67 118 67,91 67, 121 67 67, 104, 105 62 67, 99, 140 SCHOOL BOARD BOYLE, MOANA HILL, EDWARD SESSIONS, lAMES STANTON, BRIAN SUTTON, STANLEY 68 68 68 68 68 C00K9 AND CU9T0DIAN9 CAMPHOUSE, RUSSELL DAVIS, lAMES HAMMOND, ROCKY lENSEN, MAXINE LYMAN, KARON MCRAE, LARUE SCHOFIELD, FERN SMITH, ELLEN 69 69 69 69 69 69 69 69 MADISON HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY 16733 Tladison Hiqh School RICKS COLLEOe FieLDHOUSB R8XBURG, IDAHO Strength Through Unity Prelude and Processional Shirlene Magleby Invocation Susan Holdaway Welcome Dr. Richard E. Holloway Assistant Principal Song I ' m Halfway Home Madison High School Senior Bel Cantos Chimane Be nop, Accompanist: Robert Briggs, Director Neal Ard, Jimmy Barrett, Kent Barrus, Chimane Belnap, Brenda Bird, Rebecca Case, Shaun Clements, Mark Dresen, Kari Frost, Ronda Gibb, Julie Griffeth, David Hafen, Bryan Hammar, Mark Hansen, Jerald Henderson, Lesa Jolley, Kjerstin Pearson, Merrill Pugmire, Val Ricks, Todd Skinner, Quinn Snell, Julie Stubbs, Larry Thomson Speaker Alison Forsnes Speaker Scott Critchfield Speaker Linnea Huber Speaker Karen Forsnes Special Presentation Dr. Edward E. Hill Response and Awarding of Diplomas .... Stanley Sutton Superintendent Presentation of Graduates Dr. Jack A. Wilcock Principal Chairman of Board Song Time Is My Friend Madison High School Senior Bel Cantos Benediction Val Ricks Recessional Shirlene Magleby Seniors 1984 Ahlrichs, Tony Allen, Jennifer Anderson, Barbie Ard, Neol Atkinson, Lori Atkinson, Vernon Baird, Ben A. Baldwin, Brad Barney, Nolo Barrett, Jimmy Bfjrrus, Kent L. Baxter, David Bell, Cody R. Bell, Susan Bell, Suzanne Belnap, Chimane Bennion, Ann Bingham, Marie Birch, Naomi Bird, Brenda Bird, Todd Bischoff, Brad Bleggi, Brannon L. Bodily, Doug Bradley, Tracy Bresee, Scoti Brizzee, Kellae Brown, Bill Bu sh, David Colder, Helen Carter, Paul Cartmill, Debbie Case, Rebecca Christensen, Brian Clements, Cody Boulter Clements, Shaun Clingler, Edward Coles, Tammy Cook, Holly Cook, Mike Critchfield, Scott Curtis, Alison Daniel, Ronnie Daniels, David Dansie, Karen Davis, Tim Demery, Bernice Dresen, Mark Dunn, Justin Eckersell, Dianna Edelmayer, Sheila Engelstad, Brian Erickson, Charletle Erickson, David Erikson, Glade Fadich, Lani Ferguson, Travis Fisher, Jeanette Forsnes, Alison Forsnes, Karen Fransen, Blake Frost, Kori Gallup, Paul Gardner, Amy Garn, Kaesi Gibb, Ronda K. Gibbs, Steven L. Gibson, Rebecca Glenn, Lori Graham, Allison Green, Thomas Greene, Mark Griffeth, Julie Ann Griffith, Kathleen Am Grover, Scott Grover, Steven Guzman, Beatriz Hackworth, Jenni Hafen, David Hommar, Bryan Hansen, AAark Hardin, Gary Harmon, Gordon Harrison, Victor Hastings, Brett Hatch, Darren Heer, Patrice Diane Henderson, Gerald Hicken, Bethonn Hicks, Tracy Hill, DeWayne Hokanson, Jay Holdaway, Susan Holtzer, Denise Hope, Gary Huber, Linnea Hunt, Collette Jackson, Danny Janson, Fauneil Jenkins, Troy Jensen, Lori Jensen, Robert Jeppesen, Bevan Jeppson, Steven Jolley, Lesa Josephson, Rob Juaristi, Victor Kouer, Cammy Keck, Bruce Kingsford, Camille Klingler, David Larsen, Clark Larson, Jenny Lauritzen, Andrea Lee, Jennifer Leishman, Jason Lewis, David Lewis, Sydni Maharry, LeNea AAalstrom, Shawnc AAanwaring, Brian Marlowe, Ken Merrill, Anthony Miller, LeeAnn Morris, Sandi Mortensen, Todd Moulton, David Muir, Jeff Munns, Garth Murdock, Kimberly Nelson, Mark Niederer, Lonna Orr, Becky Ostler, Ted Packer, Mike Parker, Anny Parkinson, Kathy Partridge, Karren Pearson, Kjerstin Peterson, Debbie Pettlngill, Todd K. Pierson, Bonnie Porter, Jeff Powell, Kirk Price, Chris Pugh, Apryl Pugmire, Merrill Rosmussen, Kent Ray, Heather Raybould, Kathy Reno, Todd Ricks, Vol Rigby, Natalie Roberts, Robin Robinson, Angie Sutton Robison, Cynthia Robison, Kelly Roth, Lisa Ann Saez, German Sannpson, Brent Samuelson, Larrynda Schiess, Gary Sellers, Matt Shaver, Joshua Shirley, Ben Siddoway, Randy Siepert, Kim Siepert, Sondra Simon, Malinda Skinner, Todd Smith, Michelle Snell, Quinn Sommer, Lane Steel, Terri Stegelmeier, Daren Stubbs, Julie Taylor, Bruce Teo, Chee Kong Thompson, Darin Thomson, Larry S. Thueson, Mike Tingey, Margo Tuckett, Van Unzaga, Marcela Vinyuittiruk, Chi Walker, Allyn Walker, Doug Wolker, Kim Ward, Eileen Wsatherston, Richard Wiggers, Laurel Wilcox, Gary Willmore, Paul Winger, Tommy Withers, Kevin Wood, Laura Wood, Marc Wood, Tanja Yost, Albert Zollinger, Darin Honors High Honors SEN OR CLASS OFFICERS President Lane Sommer Vice President Ke y Rob son Secretary Treasurer Ann Bennion Reporter Sherri Bayles Senator Ang e Sutton Robinson Senator David Erickson BOARD OF TRUSTEES Stanley Sutton, Chairman James E. Sessions, Vice Chairman Brian E. Stanton, Moana Boyle Doratha Young ADMINISTRATION Dr. Edward E. Hill, Superintendent Dr. Jack A. V ilcock, Principal Dr. Richard E. Holloway, Assistant Principal FACULTY Colleen Barton Dallas Beck Mont E. Bennett Robert Bo ce Robert Br ggs Jean Brown Marilee Byrne Jerry Child Louis Clements Ross Clements Eddis Covington Jerald Crittenden Dr. John Cullen Dave Filimoehala Al Frankman JoAnn Gray Jerry Grover Preston Haley Rose Ann Hamblen Rick Hansen Clenda Hawkes Merle Hunter Lyie Jeppesen Mark Karges Kenneth Lent Merrill Lundberg Shirlene Magieby Bill Moss Vernon Ricks Perry Robinson Tonya Smith LyIe Wakefield Annette Wright