Madison High School - Yearbook (Rexburg, ID)

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A week at yearbook camp in Lo- gan, Utah taught Stuart Brown ev- erything he needed to know about yearbooks. Riding in the 4th of July parade in a formal was a dubious honor for Ju- nior Miss winners. Brad Erikson participated in a re- gional softball tournament during the summer. His team was defeated by a team from Teton. 10 S ummer

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je v p While roman riding, Kelly Ford presents the colors at the Eastern Idaho State Fair in Blackfoot. Lauralee Critchfield didn ' t get the chance to improve her tan while playing in the sand at Sunset Beach in California. Pi Trying to get the ultimate tan, Mari- lyn Grover lays out at Lava Hot Springs in Lava, Idaho. Summer 9

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continued from page 8 the summer flicks and get in some summer socializing. Working was a big part of summer. Some guys helped their dads on the farm mov- ing pipe or running farm eguipment. Daughters helped their moms get ready for family reunions. Others had jobs at stores in or arou nd the Rexburg area. Some athletes had a more rigorous schedule. They spent their time sharpening their athletic skills. I spent five different weeks at basketball or vol- leyball camps in Utah and at Ricks College, said junior Amie Smith. Basketball players spent more than one weekend on the road playing at tourna- ments all across the state. Football players practiced two nights a week through- out the summer and spent a week at the Idaho State Uni- versity Football Camp. Due to problems with reg- istration students found themselves back in school two days before school was scheduled to start. Whether working or playing all sum- mer, students agreed that summer was sizzlin ' hot, and a little too short. r Sherne Howard, Michelle Davis, Nancy Weatherington, Diane Nel- son, and Debbie Chiddix, enjoyed their hike at girls camp. Trying to pack all of her clothes to go home was the worst part of Joelle Beesley ' s vacation. Summer 1 1