Madison High School - Yearbook (Rexburg, ID)

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Practicing extra hours before school payed off when the march- ing band performed in the parade. Sophomore Zach Walker leads the marching band past Smith Park to the beat of his drum during the homecoming parade. Jamie Bleggi and Marshall Marlor display their true colors while rid- ing the winning homecoming float. Homecoming Parade 17

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True Colors red and white lined the streets as students celebrated homecoming week in a spirit that was true to their school. T he vf5.r sur. bea: down upon the :evr nir.u:es re:; re ir.e srarr :: me parade. Vcrilyr. Zrij:- Izched r ' — — — — — c z ■ vras rerever •••rrer r did she said. Sraaerr- rrrrr Kinrrerrjar- 2 IT 2r n— — students were seen grab- bir.g izr sorre zi the zzzzez- tions. The color red could be seer 5vsr A — - — = ry nenrers ir :r wore red, and 1 •■• ere rea rrcrr :cr Lh ' ass rears das Avenue riavers l

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Running back Scott Sutherland carried the ball for a two yard gain and a first down early in the first guarter. Wade Thompson and Stuart Brown show their excitement with a pre-game head-butt dur- ing the introduction of the play- ers. Late in the first guarter, Stuart Brown takes one of his three recep- tions for a 13 yard gain. The Marching Band and the Flag Team performed at half-time along with the introduction of the home- coming royalty and recognition of alumni. 18 Homecoming Game