Marsh Valley High School - Marshopolitan Yearbook (Arimo, ID)

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Roy Carson His mind is a store-house of knowledge for which he hasn't the key. Rifa Christensen Here she comes-There she goes, Deanna Bybee She may lose her head, but not her heart, ir's taken. A- -as an f 3 ' be Harvey Capell Our bashful boy wirh cheeks of red- 2 ' he-M.. D-41' X 4 'I-1? lm- Roger Christensen '77 He sees good in everyone, especially girls. S, E ks, A 1 5 Dan Colling XXX l-so Our woman hafer. S . ii i ' if F 'gal u 52,2 K Lloyd Crossley The speed limit doesn'r mean a rhing, !' Theodore Crump He shuns society, and studies his lessons.

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Jim Bishoff I am as good as the best and better than the rest. Delmar Burgess The Girls don't like him any longer-he's long enough. Deann Burrup Attends to her own can find out what it is, JoAnn Burrup Still water runs deep. Lyle Andersen He falls for the blondes. Conolyn Barfuss Small and delicatefbut don't let that fcol you. Kathleen Barnes Am if , Nothing is more useful than silence. Gif ya. Wendell Bell He will never die of overwork. He doesn't believe in it. business, but no one

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Delvin Dahlke . e 1 X I Q I 'T fQ I He's just the quiet kind whose nature never varies. Tim Davis T, 3' So long he has to go to bed in sections. Kathleen Egan Always thoughtful, kind and untroubled Harriet Evans She has two eyes so brown-take care! Leda Mae Evans All I ask is to be let alone. Robert Gibbs None but himself can be his equal. Q Joel Gomez Where words are few they are seldom spent in vain. Sharon Green Just leave it to me, l'll do it.