Madison High School - Yearbook (Rexburg, ID)

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SUMMER

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% great, but wait till they get to be A-1. ' ' Sure, we were on top in A-2, so what a better time to make the move than while we ' re 1! After years of building a fantastic reputation in A-2, earning countless coveted State Championships in sports, drama, music and scholastics, we are ready to be tough and fight for the right to be on top in A-1. We ' ve worked hard for our respected reputation and we ' re proud. So for all those people who doubt us as we take the step into A-1, they are going to get an UNEXPECTED AWAKENING as Madison Bobcats ' rise to the chal- lenge put their pride on the line and fight for the right to stay on top! Parade sparks spirit in Flag Team. Disguised v ascots help cheer on Bobcat Basketball. Paula Gonzales always on the go as Mascot. 3:1 41 Li f

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This summer was the summer of Back to the Future , St. Elmo ' s Fire , and Rambo . The top songs of the summer were: We Don ' t Need An- other Hero by Tina Turner, Free- dom by Wham, and Dress You CIp by Madonna. Some of us liked doing the summer activities like water sports which were Whitewater Wightman Brian Parkinson might not enjoy mov- ing pipe, but he sure loves the money. waterskiing, swimming, windsurfing and other activities such as baseball, football, volleyball, and jogging. But we can ' t forget about those who worked and those who were lazy. The workers worked; mowing lawns, wash- ing cars, and farming. But most of us were the lazy ones who did nothing but watch game shows, soaps and tanned all day long. ACTIVITIES