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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1966 volume:

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Q ,V' .ge .IV. 31 I X J ii r i V T1 G X QJ Y 3 g L1Ai- g ffi -ykyl is ,fp P ' ' TX,au '- r V X, V V Moral thoughts I and actions l it My Ability with Power g l to Perform y ill V o ooo oL Readiness and eagerness i to learn 1ss i V' ' Sportsmanship toward V other schools Honesty with Yourself and others Venture for ss's 1 Q5:1sm'3g a better goal Ambition to work for 3 better 5Ch0O1 Likable, with friendship for all Loyalty to our school Endeavor to keep our '1,, school standards high Yield our hearts W to Marsh Valley High gt Marsh Valley School Motto 'rei il as at iiii Y Q, H f2DA gf -igt - ,,,5 lj, , t V an W, Q 2 - it TABLE OE CONTENTS mmooucnou . ADMINISTRATION . CLASSES . ATHLETICS. .63 ORGANIZATIONS . STUDENT LIFE. INDEX. ,,, Y JJ-.-w Y 'DWL ,......,f,....-Q. ...A I 5 Yi,L,,,.fi-,..f-W-1-in-+r I 3T'T + 33ELW+,Lm,w4-IQ-wr-Lf-+L, wmwau www., pw s TIME' I 'WA S T' 'Ti 'fsJf v1'lI-w-I+- Km 'CMI-A--.1..t MSI.. I IN RECOGNITION OF . . . YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS AS A DOCTOR AND A FRIEND . . . YOUR EFFORTS IN SUPPORTING THE EXTRACURRICUIAR ACTIVITIES OF OUR SCHOOL . . . YOUR MANY PERSONAI EFFORTS IN BEHAlF OF THE STUDENTS OF MARSH VAllEY HIGH . . . WE WANT TO MAKE OUR APPRECIATION A MATTER OF RECORD BY DEDICATING THE 1965-66 MARSHOPOLITAN mov DR. LEO G. BURKETT ADMINISTRATION BOARD OF EDUCATION L TO R: Leavitt Taylor - 7 yearsg Bert Eliason - 2 years, Reed Cammack - 8 years, Daniel Shaffer - ll years, Superintendent Andrew Johnson - 12 years, Jack Stoddard - 6 years. Five leading citizens and our superintendent comprise the Board of Education. Our school district is most fortunate to have these capable directors. Among their many responsibilities they set the policies of the school, hire teachers, secretaries, and custodiansg purchase books and equip- mentg oversee the care of school property, and secure finances for operating the school. Despite any problems that may arise, the members work together for the welfare of the students, teachers and taxpayers of the district. 1 After returning from a trip behind the Iron Curtain, Leavitt Taylor, Reed Camrnack, Mrs. Rose Johnson, and Andrew Johnson find their belief in our American heritage intensified. A rare honor came to Superintendent Andrew H. Johnson this year. He was selected to accompany 133 other educators from the United States and Canada on a tour of Eastern Europe and including Russia. His wife, Rose and trustees Leavitt Taylor and Reed Cammack accompanied him. Eighteen days were spent behind the iron curtain. According to Superin- tendent Johnson, all people who live on this side of the iron curtain should thank God every day of their lives that they do not live under Communism. PRINCIPAL ADMINISTRATION WAYNE NIEISEN Fortunate is our school for having an administrator who is a friend of all the students, and who becomes acquainted with each one, personally. During Principal Nielsen's eight years of service, the students have found him to be a tactful person, sound in judgment. He renders counsel andfguidance to those who need it. lylafrstRValfl'ey has tyrfily benefited under ,WYE nv- . . it wr his leadership. at ,fr-gif X if ff .1 ,lfInjf'1.p.3,4j,,,,,.ifgf,H g X Q f r' fry SUPERINTENDENT ANDREW H. JOHNSON Although he is the man behind the scenes, Superintendent Johnson is well liked by those who know him. No matter how busy he is, he always finds the time to4cQme and support the activities sponsored by our high school. We highly commend him, after twelve years of service, for his work and willingness to serve the citizens and students of Marsh Valley. The responsibility is a heavy one, but the satisfaction gained is a great reward. FACULTY MRS, LURAE BRINKERHOFF MRS, LOUISE CHRISTENSEN MR, DEWEY CUNNINGHAM Teaches band throughout Teaches English Ig cares Teaches biology and districtg very proud of her for libraryg has four driver's trainingg good studentsg likes gardening, grandchildreng like to sew, bowlerg tallest faculty cooking, hunting, and cook, paint, and read. member at 6'5 . fishing. Miss NONA DUTSONA Homemaking teacherg yearbook advisory loves to travelg just learned to knit took a European tour during summer. appz' . M22 . 'SF 4 1 MR. GORDON GRENINGER Teaches German and English IVg a talented musiciang has two sonsg took a trip to Europe with German students. MR. GAYLEN HARRIS Teaches speech I, choir, and girl's chorusg likes to work in his yardg has three children. Camera-shy Miss Dutson and Mrs. Nielsen partici pate in extracurricular activities by taking tickets at the annual Co-Ed dance. ar' if 4-.4 sf, 1 ,j l 3 2 .',I. E sf Mrs. Renfrew types a junior literature test, while Mr. Haxton makes copies of a test for his Sophomore class. MR, MARK HASEN MR, RICHARD HAXTON Teaches U. S. history and Teaches English II and world geographyg coaches consumer economicsg likes varsity basketballg is a to farmg favorite food is very talented skier. T-bone steak. MR. ERWIN HENDERSON Teaches chemistry, physics, and earth scienceg hobby is carpentry workg likes to brag about his grandchildren MRS. HELEN HENDERSON MR, SHELDON JONES MR, NEWT LOWE Teaches general science, Teaches business educationg Teaches American govern- girl's P. E., and healthg Lava village clerkg works ment and debateg works advisor to Pep Club and at A. S. C. office during as a butcher during summer Drill Teamg hobby is summerg likes sports. is a good ice skater. cooking. MR. CLEVE MORGAN MRS. KATHRYN PAYNE Well-known football and Teaches algebra, geometryg wrestling coachg teaches F. T.A. advisor, adores P.E., health, general grandchildren, carries mathg loves apple pie. pictures of each. MRS. CHER1 RENFREW Newcomer to M. V. H. S. 5 teaches English I and lllg hobbies are reading, art work, and motorcycling MR, HOWARD ROMRIELL MRS, HELEy,fSWIM MR. DEWAINE SYMONS Teaches geometry, Divides teaching abilities Married, has a family, advanced algebra: married, between speech and journ- teaches Vo. Ag., F. F. A. has three childreng likes to alismg very devoted to advisor, has high hopes for farm, hopes to be very rich husband and six children, this organization. some day. IIN! N A M. Hasen and D. Treasure during their daily Typical P056 Of S- Jones, 2 familiar fac 6 pause that refreshes. around M. V. H. S. 1' If J MR. GRANT THOMPSON MRS, JOAN TREASURE MR. DAVID TREASURE Teaches shop, a skilled Teaches English Illg divides Teaches type I and Ilg carpenter, likes to read, time between school and coaches track, J. V. foot- hunt, go camping, and homeg the mother of ball and basketballg participate in outdoor three children. favorite food is steak. activities. aw., OQMWSUBSTITUTE TEACHERS Faculty member, D. Cunningham, gets his chest measured for a blazer, while fellow work- ers, H. Henderson and W. Nielsen look on. The new, smart looking, black blazers were worn by the faculty members on Fridays MRS, ELDA NIELSEN MRS, DESERET STRATFORD MRS, JOAN MORGAN SERVICE PERSONNEL 1 3 Our cooks: Mrs. Lois Williams, Mrs. Billy Albiston, and Seeing that our school is in tip-top shape is Henry Mrs. Geneva Grover. Behind the scenes, perform- ing necessary tasks to keep our school on its feet are the people pictured on this page. Without them it would be hard for Marsh Valley to function properly. We owe them many thanks! I2 Jemmett and Amy Morgan. One ofthe people responsible for getting us to school on time is Kenneth Capell OFFICE HELP This year's office help includes, seated: Scott Hadley, Ron Wakley, Mrs. Harris, Blainelbliionp standing: Lee Olsen, Joe Egley. L,X Y' il. What did we ever do without her? When we hear this spoken around our school, we think of Mrs. Carolyn Harris. A,.fi,c,..-1---I Joe runs down the hall, first period, sliding to a stop at each door to pick up the daily absentee. Third period, Lee and Scott let everyone out for lunch at the correct time. Sixth period, Ron keeps a watchful eye on the drill team Seventh period, Blaine spends his time in the candy stand and at the coke machine! As Mrs. Harris checks off the names of those absent during the day, Keith Penrose and Blaine Nisson talk to Mrs. Renfrew about their English term paper. Wayne Nisson looks idly down the hall. 13 RON WAKLEY STUDENT BODY Ron Wakley, serving as Student Body President for 1965-66, has proven himself to be well qualified for the job. He has done much to keep the student government of Marsh Valley running smoothly. He is active in many sports and is a three year letterman. Ron received many offers for scholarships, among them, B. Y. U. , which he accepted. PRESIDENT JOE EGLEY H sruntm Bonv vlct-PRESIDENT Intelligent and capable, Joe has helped Ron lead Marsh Valley's student government in the past year He has lettered for three years and for two years he took District in the open 440. .IAN Bl0XHAM sruntm sonv stcnmnv Jan Bloxham, a charming coed, has filled the office of Student Body Secretary during the past year. As well as excelling in scholastic ability, she has done well in other activities. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FRONT ROW: Becky Green, Brenda Bloxham, Brenda Richards, Karen Garrett, Catherine Larsen, Karen Byington Gary Jones, Ivalue Nielsen, Valory Richards, Janet Burkett. ZND ROW: Lee Olson, Veloy Richards, Rula Dawn Christensen, Janie Dunn, Karen Wheatley, Diane Hadley, Kathy Lish, Karen Ann Bailey, Richard Brower, Ralph Price, Steven Robinson. 3RD ROW: Mrs. Joan Treasure, Mrs. Kathryn Payne, Mr. Wayne Nielsen, Mr. Newt Lowe, Scott Hadley. Leading the National Honor Society this year were: Ronald Woodland, President, Valory Richards, Secretary, and Steven Robinson, Vice-President. Special recognition goes to the members of the Eagle Chapter ofthe National Honor Society. All of these students maintain a grade average of 3. 5 throughout the year. The goals ofthe Society are Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. Each member was presented with a pin signifying these goals at a candlelight ceremony held in their honor. CLASSES SENIOR OFFICERS SCOTT HADLEY President TIM ROWE TERI CHRISTIANSEN Repoftef Secfetafy KIM THOMAS Representative HAROLD OLSON Vice President SENIOR ROYALTY BECKY GREEN TERI CHRISTIANSEN RAQUEL SMITH MARC BARRON TERRY BLACK JOE EGLEY First Attendants Queen and King Second Attendants CLINTON ANDRUS MICHAEL AUSTIN DIANA A VERY KA REN A NN BAILEY SHELDON BARFUSS MA RC BA RRON -5 TERRY BECK LORETTA BENNETT LESTER BETTY DAN BLOXI-IAM LINDA BLOXHAM RICHARD BROWER 'iprfa ,J- 2 m E 7551 WE'll NOT ALWAYS BE TOGETHER . . . JANET BURKETT VA N BURT KAREN BYING TON ggf T ' fn T The Seniors worked hard preparing for their final formal, the Senior Ball held on November 20, 1965. ANNE CHRISTENSEN TERI CHRISTIANSEN LETA DAHLKE 2 I i BILL DA VIS MARVA DA VIS KEN DEGN IO LOIS DENNY JOE EGLEY PAULA FINK MARILEE FUHRIMAN NEAL GIBBS QUIN GILBERT BYRON GLASS BECKY GREEN DIANE HADLEY ' Bur me FUN wrvi HAD SCOTT HADLEY VEE ANN HALL TERRY HANCOCK LORIN HA THAWAY RONALD HENDERSON LEN JAY HICKMAN The Seniors traveled to Lagoon on May 12 to enjoy the rides and a day full of fun and laughter. A11 who went are at Maddox to top the annual Senior Sneak. Wlll TEll . . . The Seniors began to realize that graduation was near when they posed for their last picture for the yearbook. Jerel Potter is posed by the photographer for his pictures. SUZANNE HOWELL DENNIS HUNSAKER REENA JEMMETT GARY JONES WILLIAM LAKE REX LA RSON ARLEN LISH KATHY LISH RON LISH SALLY LISH KATHLEEN LISTER RAMONA LLOYD HAPPY MEMORIES . . . 2 GRADUATION AT LAST! The seniors getting r afternoon. ead y for mock graduation Monday S .. 4 9D!?r x FOREVER . . . 'CN kk 'JL JOHN LOWE DON MA RLEY DEAN MILLER DEAN MORRIS JEANNIE MURPHY PEGGY NADOLSKI Paging the parents of Joe Egley, John Lowe, and Janet Burkett, Karen Bailey, and Ann Christensen, enjoy a game Terry Beck. of Miniature Golf at Lagoon. BONNIE NIELSEN WAYNE NISSON DENISE OLSON HAROLD OLSON LEE OLSON TERRI ORGILL CURTIS POPE JOYCE POPE LE NADA POPPLETON JEREL POTTER RALPH PRICE SHEILA REISNER ROLLIN REYNOLDS VALORY RICHARDS TIM ROW E S0 DEAR MARSH VAllEY HIGH FAREWEll! A v Dennis Hunsaker, Mike Williams, and Ron Henderson leave Marsh Valory Richards and Richard Brower wave good-by to Valley after the last day of school. Marsh Valley High. BA RBARA SHA FFER PEGGY SHAFFER DENNIS SHAPPA RT FLOYD SIMONS RAOUEL SMITH TINA SPRINGSTEEN RAY TA YSOM RICHA RD THOMAS KIM THOMAS RONALD WAKLEY SHERRY WALL IANICE WANNER ROBBIN WEAVER MICHAEL WILLIAMS RONALD WOODLAND 29 GRADUATION Processional .... Invocation. . . . . . Welcoming Address. . . V Class History. . . Address .... Piano Duet. . . V Address . . . A - Address . . Vocal Solo. . . IEREL POTTER Address. . . Address ........ KAREN ANN BAILEY , , Senior Girls Sextet. . . Address ............ Presentation of Graduates . Presentation of Diplomas.. Class Songs. . . Benediction. . . Recessional. . . RON WAKLEY SCOTT HADLEY ,H 1 , K.. ea LEE OLSON BECKY GREEN VALORY RICHARDS AND VEE ANN HALL 1966 . .Gordon Greninger . . . .Ierel Potter .... . . . .Scott Hadley Senior Class President . . . .Karen Ann Bailey ..............LeeOlson . . Valory Richards, Vee Ann Hall .... . . . . . . .Ronald Wakley Student Body President . . . . . . Becky Green ............KimThomas Accompanist, Jo Lois Denny . . . . . . . . . Ronald Woodland JANET BURKETT JOE EGLEY ...... . . . . .Steve Robinson . . . Barbara Shaffer, Leta Dahlke, Renna Jemmett, Teri Christiansen, Raquel Smith, Sheila Reisner ... . . . . . . . .Janet Burkett . . Principal Wayne Nielsen . . . . . . . Jack Stoddard Chairman ofthe Board . . . . . . . I'HallsofIvy Marsh Valley Alma Mater .............JoeEgley Student Body Vice President . . . . . . . .Gordon Greninger TERI CHRISTIANSEN, REENA IEMMETT, SHEILA REISNER, BARBARA SHAFFER, LETA DAHLKE, RAOUEL SMITH 'z KIM THOMAS RON WOODLAND STEVEN ROBINSON 1 JUNIOR ip hiv V312 img, L -If 'rf OFFICERS GARY YEARSLEY VICK1 DAHLKE P 'd S STEVE HADLEY resl ent LYNN HARRIS ecrerary JULIE JENKINS Representative Vice-President Reporter 32 I JUNIOR ROYALTY DIANE LISH KAREN WHEATLEY VICKI DAHLKE STEVE HADLEY MAX HALL TERRY MORRISON Second Attendants Queen and King First Attendants Byr011 A116211 Ann Almond Val Anderson Edizh Andrews Verlen Andrews Jim Andrus Cathryn Archibald Stuart Armstron 8 Randall Austin Rex Baker Jerry Coffin climbs high to the ceiling to examine a leak which caused the dripping water in the hall. Ronda Barnes Renee Bennett Brenda Bloxham Jan Bloxham Hum-m. . I wonder why Max Hall is having Karen Wheatley try his ring for size? Oh, yes, they are just admiring their new school rings which arrived the first of April. Sue Bloxhani Jane Bosworth Jackie Bowen Bruce Bronson Connie Brower Diana Brown Ivan Bullock Susan Bullock LaWanna Burt Patty Bybee Russell Campbell ' Pamela Chandler Members of the junior class are assembled for their Junior Prom assembly. Rula Dawn Christensen Ruth Ann Christensen Jerry Coffin Ken Colling Christine Condie Dennis Cordell ,rf i i Q RCO Criddle Vicki Dahlke Betty Daybreast Janie Dunn Gary Easter Wesley Edwards Linda Egley Morgan Evans Karen Garrett Dee Ann Gibbs Morgan Evans prepares for the Homecoming assembly Raymond Girard Nancy Goodenough Bonnie Gunnell Irene Hadley Steven Hadley Greg Hall Jackie Hall Max Hall Bruce Harris Laurel Harris Lyla Harris Lynn Harris Sandra Henderson Melba Henson The Juniors having a class meeting, where many thoughts and ideas for the Tunior Prom are being discussed. Dale Hickman DeAnne Hobson Steve Hadley does last minute work, while John Neeser waits patiently. Judy Holmes John Howell Stephen Howell Denice Hunsaker Lee Hunsaker Mike I21C0bSOH Julie Jenkins Terry Jensen David Johnson Larry Jones I 39 T Ei S QS 'SW' t Carl Jorgensen ISQIHDS Kay , rx ,- N 'Q Scott KSHSI' Mike Kiggel Kevin Koester Gary Kofoed Catherine Larsen ,lf my n..,W fI First Attendant Vicki Dahlke when crowned by First --V '-- Morrison. Dana Liljenquist Laurel Harris and Max Hall sing the theme song, The Sweetheart Tree. i 40 K .,.,, , rf , , Diane Lish Judy Lish P Mark Lish Monte Lish Carol Martin Carla Meredith receives her kiss The Coronation of Queen Karen Wneadey Second Attendant Steve Hadley crowns Attendant Terry by King Max Hall is followed by the and kisses Second Attendant Diane Lish traditional kiss. Paul Miller Darlene Morrison Terry Morrison Emery Nestor I 4 1 I mys Ivalue Nielsen Blaige Nisson V 'x 01 1, Typelstudents, C. Archibald, J. Kay, C. Smith, and J. Holmes, work busily on their daily assignments. Keith Penrose Bruce Potter Pausing for a moment of relaxation to read the school newspaper are R. Treasure, J. Jenkins, and M. Evans. JoAnn Potter Bob Potter Hariri Terry Preslar Kathleen Price Brenda Richards Veloy Richards Katherine Richardson Scott Sexton Bruce Shappart Cynthia Smith Rhett Stanger r Kenneth Steed Tracy Thompson Ron Treasure nn!'T1 Q' Cindy Van Leuven Karen Wheatley Marian Whitworth Paula Whitworth Dean Wilding Gerald Wright V Gary Yearsley I 43 SOPHOMORE ...ai OFFICERS LANA HAGLER CATHY CUNNINGHAM Secretary Reporter JEFF JONES LONNY LISH BOB STODDARD Vice-President President Representative SDPHOMORE Q FAVORITES CATHY CUNNINGHAM BILL HOWELL Eloise Allen Sharon Anderson Sherman Anderson Linda Andrus Kathleen Bailey Richard Baker Pamela Barfuss Randy Bennett Gary Blanchard Lee Bloxham Rickie Bloxham Carrol Bower 46 Preacher Gaylon Newbold ties the knot for Vance Casperson and Charmain Whitworth while witnesses Lana Hagler, Carol Harrison, Erban Green, and Cathy Cunningham look on in the Sophomore speech play presentation, It's Cold in Them Thar Hills. Sheila Brower Roger Burrup Wayne Burton Ronald Cagle Danny Capell Vance Casperson .L Emory Christensen Kim Christiansen Marianne Christiansen Marilyn Christiansen Brenda Cordell Karla Crump Robert Crump Cathy Cunningham Bill Dahlke Ann Evans Dale Evans Ida Fallows James Fink Crae Fuhriman Gary Georgeson Carolyn Godfrey Erban Green Nancy Hadley Dan Davis Jeanette Degn Ellis Denton Arland Dopp Vicki Egan LuAnna Egley Carolyn Sorensen consults Kathleen Bailey about the method for mixing a cake in Sophomore Home EC. class. Lana Hagler Christina Hall Linda Hall Myra Lee Hall Shelley Hall Carol Harrison Alex Hill Bill Howell Nancy Hurd Dennis Irick Connie Jemmett Chelane Johnson 49 Pat Johnson Raylene Johnson Clifton Jones Hal Jones Jeffrey Jones Michael Keller Ted King Albert Kissel Charles Kissel Neddra Kissel Marsha Koester Lonny Lish 50 Marsh Valley couples enjoy themselves at the annual Freshman-Sophomore dance The dance was held at the Arimo gym on December 23. 1 Colleen Nelson Danny Nelson Gaylon Newbold Rex Orgill Charles Payne Steven Payne Ronald Lloyd Richard Lockyer Craig Lowry LuAnn Morris Larry Morrison Linda Morrison Don Moser Nancy Nadolski Merlene Naylor Andrea Perkins Connie Pope Flora Pope Kenneth Potter Vern Price Jirn Read Norman Rhodehouse Victor Rowe Carol Rowsell 1- Craig Smith Carolyn Sorensen Sheldon Sorensen LaDeana Stephenson Bob Stoddard Vickie Stone Exchanging autographs in their very first yearbooks are sophomores LaDeana Stephenson, Wayne Burton, Rex Orgill, Linda Hall, and Carolyn Sorensen. Argina Stuart David Swim Annette Thompson Jeannette Thompson Dani Wakley Tom Wellard Charmain Whitworth Debra Whitworth John Williams Gary Wilson Kathie Wright Eugene Yearsley FRESHMAN 1, if A v 4 5 ornctns HAL BROWN Representative BLAIR CONDIE ROY HENDERSON President CARLA BYINGTON Vice-President Secretary FRESHMAN gf Q FAVORITES CRAIG BLOXHAM MARY POPPLETON f' N . Winn Allen Kay Betty Hal Brown Carla Byington y 56 Bre nd a Barfuss Shauna Anderson Kim Andrus Craig Bloxham Ross Bosworth Jennie Bullock Lou Ann Bullock Mary Jean Call David Campbell LaRae Bailey Monte Boyce Gail Burkett Pamela Capell Getting acquainted Campbell, Kay in the halls of Because everything they had to try spread it to every Blair Condie James Criddle l , Dennis Dahlke with the surroundings didn't present a problem to the Fresh Betty, Jan Davis, Susan Hathaway, and John Ray all found Marsh Valley High School. was new to them, the Freshman Class seemed to feel that everything. Their energy seemed to be limitless, and the corner of the school. men. David their places Jan Davis Michael Egan Patricia Egan Y Larry Ellis Allan Easter Nancy Egan Roy Elliot Larry Evans 57 Lyle Evans Steven Garrett Harvey Gerber Juliana Green Julie Anne Green Betty Jo Hall Carolyn Hall Craig Hall Marvin Hall Laraine Harris Mrs. Cheri Renfrew and Mr. Cleve Morgan were selected Do, re, mi, fa, SO, 121, Ii- . -BLOW! as the Freshman class advisors. They helped the under- Gail Burkett finds playing the tuba isn't as classmen in planning their year's activities. SHSY SS if lOOkS. 58 Susan Hathaway Roy Henderson Steve Henderson Karen Hill Cheryl Howell Jean Hubbard Brenda Hyde Yuki Itami Eddie Jenkins Sharon Jensen Sheldon Kay Vicki Larsen Louise Larson Betsy Lish Janet Lish Pamela Lish Paul Lish Clyde Lowther Jerry McDaniel Julie McDaniel 59 Richard McFarland Clay McKee Randall Meredith Clark Millard Connie Morris Luana Morris Kerry Murdock Cathy Murphy Larry Naef Clark Neeser LaRee Nelson Bob Nestor Craig Nielsen Eric Olson Lorraine Payne Marilyn Penrose Mary Poppleton Vicki Price Ronald Proctor John Ray 60 I A sight that certainly isn't uncommon to the Freshmen is a stacked locker as Sheldon Kay finds out. A highlight of the Freshman year was the Freshman-Sophomore Dance. The theme for the dance was White Christmas and the class favorites served as the royalty. Linda Richardson Pamela Shaffer Terry Skeem Paula Tarbet Paula Roberts Nancy Sievers Annette Smith Dale Thompson ol r Mary Tripp Linda Van Leuven Gene Walc Clark Wanner Forrest Whitworth Terry Whitworth Dee Wilde Mark Wilson Steven Woodland Susan Woodland Freshman girls find playing basketball in P. E. class sometimes turns out to be one sided. Spring brings freshmen, Betsy and janet Lish, to the out-of-doors for a refreshing change in study habits. 62 ATHLETICS 63 A if E A w.. x 6 sf 2 VARSITY FOOTBALL in Q ,. Q. 6' 1 iff' . r' ilk . .V,A ,A V. K A,-w1 is if -. W. if ,r gtAL ,iw ff '1iQ ' .sr ,, .tgz A is ii FRONT ROW: Manager, B. Bronsong M. Evans, K. Penrose, M. Williams, K. Degn, R. Reynolds, Manager, S. Armstrong. 2nd ROW: S. Hadley, J. Egley, L. Jones, W. Nisson, G. Yearsley, D. Bloxham, L. Olson, L. Hunsaker. 3rd ROW: Coach D. Treasure, S. Hadley, D. Myler, T. Rowe, D. Marley, G. Jones, R. Campbell K. Koester, L. Hickman, Coach C. Morgan. 4th ROW: T. Jensen, T. Beck, R. Wakley, R. Girard, J. Howell R. Taysom, B. Glass, T. Morrison, D. Hunsaker. WHAT IS FOOTBALL? Football is desire. . .muddy turf. . . kill or be killed. . . the bench. . .4th and one. . .pats on the back. . .the screaming crowd. . .crutches. . .tape and more tape. . . keep running and keep thinking. . .fighting arms. . .locker rooms--riotous in victory, mute in defeat. . .win or lose, you don't quit. . .banquets and honors. . .these are the Coach Cleve Morgan Captain Joe Egley 'if awww.. ' S ' I- wa.: . ' sir. .. . , s ,,. E I 'L' 'W :cg-fm-sm... . 'mr' ' ,.,, .YT 5-wsw.-N sights and sounds of football. EAGLES PLACE D K ' -fa. .... . 2. rr. sith xrvw kf?-4, i fA1.:a.fn T' Qi - SCORES Bonneviiie. . . . . .21 Eagies I Aberdeen. . . . . . .6 Eagles . Snake River. . . . . . .6 Eagles -' . al', AI, . img . American Falls. . . . . .25 Eagles - R?-5- W L . ,,: , Malad. . . . . . . . D Eagles f fi' ri gifag gfi -f i . .. f f Montpelier. . . . . .0 Eagles .fe Roy, Utah. . . . . . . 28 Eagles . ew zriijaa . R in 1 Preston. . . . . . . 20 Eagles Grace. . . . . .7 Eagles Despite an injury, Ron Wakley was Mackay. . . . . 0 Eagles named All-State Back. 64 :PZ Guards: Byron Glass, Dennis I-lunsaker, Rollin Reynolds, Y V Halfbacks: Tim Rowe, Gary Yearsley, Russell Gary Jones, Terry Jensen. Campbell. A 1 1. 4. , , W Ouarterbacks: Ray Taysom, Dan Bloxham, Keith W Tackles: John Howell, Lee Olson, Terry Morrison, Penrose. 1 Larry Jones, Don Marley. Lee Hunsaker, Mike Williams, Ken Degn. Centers: Kevin Koester, Scott Hadley, Steve Hadley. Fullbacks: f-Nr . fy kVh,W V, is ei . 0' 41' 'KW ie gf ,, , is rr r 4 5 'Q g , ' f I' 5 l ,K its 1 ,fe 4' F Q yr ,, 1 N Q1-ii i' . 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Jones, S. Anderson, R Lloyd, R. Bennett, D. Hickman P. Miller, M. Lish. 3RD ROW: B. Howell, B. Stoddard, J. Jones, V. Price, A. Dopp, R. Lockyer, R. Bloxham, L. Bloxham, Manager. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL FRONT ROW: Coach M. Hasen, J. Criddle, F. Whitworth, D. Campbell, D. Dahlke, B. Condie. 2ND ROW: L. Bloxham, Manager, R. Henderson, E. Olson, J. McDaniel, J. Ray, R. Bosworth, C. Bloxham. 3RD ROW: M. Egan, C. Lowther, S. Garrett, M. Boyce, V. Rowe, S. Woodland, R. McFarland, L. Naef. FOOTBALL ACTION Marsh Valley and their opponent. The camera catches the action of a hard-fought football game between Managers Bruce Bronson and Lee Bloxham fold the uniforms and put things away. The players owe a great deal of thanks to Bruce and Lee who travel with the team and help them whenever they can. Their responsibil ities range from waiting on the players hand and foot to keeping track of equipment. The locker room is a busy place as the players get dressed after a hard game . Keith Penrose looks for someone to receive the pass he is about to make. The Junior Varsity and Freshman Football teams were coached by Dave Treasure and Mark Hasen. The Freshman team was quite inexperienced and, although they made a good account of themselves, they won only one of their four games. The Junior Varsity scored four victories against four defeats. There are several fine prospects for future Eagles' Varsity team. V Q' if 2 4' If 15, Coach Dave Treasure stands with an amazed look that seems to ask, Did I teach them that? 67 VARSITY BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: Mgr. Lee Bloxham, Mike Jacobson, David Johnson, Gary Yearsley, and Mgr. Richard Brower. SECOND ROW: Coach Mark Hasen, Scott Hadley, Joe Egley, Ivan Bullock, Ray Girard, Ronald Wakley, Ken Degn, and Tim Rowe. Marsh Valley's basketball coaches for 65-66 were Ass't Coach Dave Treasure and Coach Mark Hasen. We feel Marsh Valley came up with a fairly successful bas- ketball season. The season started with a lack of experience and height. Ron Wakley was the only boy with any experience back from last year. The pre-league season ended with 4 wins and 4 losses. As the league season started, we realized that the competition would get much tougher. We ended the regular season with a nine win, eleven loss record. During the tournament the Marsh Valley team displayed a great amount of endurance and basketball savvy. After losing the first game to American Falls, the team went on to defeat Malad, Montpelier, Snake River and the same American Falls team in a very decisive manner. Preston High School defeat- ed Marsh Valley for the championship of the fifth district, but M. V. still received a state berth as the runner-up team. There was a great amount of excitement and enthusiasm about the team going to the State tournament. The team played a great game against Gooding High School and lost in the last 39 seconds, 65 to 64. The same Gooding team went on to win the State Championship in a more decisive manner. The overall record was 13 wins and 15 losses with 7 losses being decided by five or less points. Coach Hasen felt that the players displayed a great amount of courage, desire, and pure guts. The long hours of practice and work the boys had gone through had shown its worth at the end of the season. SCOREBOARD MV 69 ..... Grace 46 MV 51 MV 68 ..... West Side 43 MV 63 MV 50 ..... Soda Spr. 69 MV 54 MV 8O.. .... West Side 49 MV 53 MV 51 ..... Soda Spr. 70 MV 66 MV 60 ..... N. Gem 45 MV 56 ..... Pocatello JV's 59 MV 45 MV 51 ..... N. Gem 54 MV 73 MV 42 ..... Preston 68 MV 85 MV 89 ..... Malad 62 MV 57 MV 56 ..... Am. Falls 54 MV 68 MV 57 ..... Montpelier 80 MV 64 MV 53 ..... Aberdeen 67 MV 64 MV 51 ..... Snake River 48 MV 55 MV 51 ..... Preston 60 ......Malad 56 . . . . . .Am. Falls 65 . . . . . .Montpelier 53 . . . . . .Snake River 64 . . . . . .Aberdeen 78 TOURNAMENT . . . . . .Am. Falls 61 . . . . . .Malad 66 . . . . . .Montpelier 66 . . . . . .Snake River 48 . . . . . .Am. Falls 56 ... ...Preston 81 . . . . . .Gooding 65 . . . . . .Moscow 76 RON WAKLEY JOE EGLEY Forward - four years Forward - four years GARY YEARSLEY RAY GIRARD Guard - two years Center - two years TIM ROWE Guard - four years The Eagles started out the season with quite a few inexperienced players and a new coach. The coach made up for the lack of experience with good basketball know-how, a little luck, and lots of work. What could, have been a very poor year was really quite the opposite as the Eagles won second in the district and went on to the State Tournament for first time in the school's history. DAVID JOHNSON MIKE JACOBSON Guard - three years Guard - two years SCOTT HADLEY KEN DEGN Guard - four years Forward - one year IVAN BULLOCK JIM READ Center - three years Guard - two years Gary Yearsley shows his usual form with a good drive against Aberdeen. Watch that drive. . Two Points? TWO POINTS! !. . Censored. . JUNIOR VARSITY FRONT ROW: Larry Naef, Jimmy Read, Eugene Yearsley, Arland Dopp, Blair Condieg 2ND Treasure, Dale Evans, Gary Georgeson, Dennis Dahlke, Sheldon Sorensen, Bob Stoddard. V... ....68 V... ....69 V... ....45 V... ....58 V... ....5l V... ....65 V... ....69 V... ....66 V... ....49 V... ....59 Grace .... West Side .... Soda Springs. . . West Side .... Soda Springs ...... North Gem ....... McCammon Explorers North Gem ....... Preston. . . Malad .... ....43 J.. V. SCHEDULE ...35 M ....3l M . .... 48 M .. .... 48 M .......27 M ...38 M ..55 M ....44 M I feel that Marsh Va-lley had a very successful JV basketball team this year, winning 17 games while losing only 3. This team consisted of practically the same group of boys that finished the 1964-65 season as freshmen. It was a great pleasure to coach and associate with these young men this year, and I am sure that many of them will see a great deal of action when playing varsity basketball for Marsh Valley High School. Ouwb ....54 M M :V ' i 'T ytoo , i f ' li VV L V in W, . - . . ROW: Coach D. American Falls. . Montpelier .... Aberdeen. . . Snake River. . . Preston ...... Malad ....... American Falls. . Montpelier .... Snake River. . . Aberdeen. . . VARSITY WRESTLERS we 'W' as K' .s s . y.... .. My gi. X 4 ri Z ws t if , ,Q A Don Moser 98 David Swim Sheldon Barfuss 106 Monte Lish 115 Arlen Lish 123 Mark Lish 123 Mm it ,,oo..o . i f 1 , ff ,1il 1,f1 id . , ,, wif: aa, ' ,g i gg-- Quin Gilbert-130 Bill Dahlke- 136 Dan Bloxham- 141 Paul Miller- 148 Lee Hunsaker-148 Lester Betty- 157 if i.: Ken Colling-168 Richard Lockyer-183 Mike Williams-Hvt. Coach Cleve Morgan The wrestlers had an outstanding season, losing only one match. For the second year in a row Marsh Valley has won both the District and State Tournament. Five wrestlers represented Marsh Valley at State Tournament and two of them, Arlen Lish and Monte Lish, came back as champions for the second year. It is unusual to take only five wrestlers to a State Tournament and come home with the championship. M. V. is truly proud of their wrestlers. Coach Morgan and the wrestlers that represented Marsh Valley at State Tournament: Mike Williams, Monte Lish, Sheldon Barfuss, Quin Gilbert, Arlen Lish. 72 JUNIOR VARSITY Paul Miller exerts a supreme effort to down Highland. FRONT ROW: S. Hadley, K. Christiansen, M. Hall, S. Howell, V. Price, R. Bennett, S. Armstrong. 2ND ROW: Coach C. Morgan, T. Jensen, T. Preslar, C. Bloxham, R. Potter, D. Campbell, R. Crump, Manager. SCORES M. V. 34 ....... Pocatello 15 M. V. 37. . . . . .Malad 9 M. V. 29. . . . . .Highland 17 M. V. 32. . . . . .Blackfoot 14 M. V. 23. . . . . .Snake River 28 M. V. 26. . . . . .Snake River 26 M. V. 38. . . . . .Pocatello 6 M. V. 43. . . . . .Montpelier 5 M. V. 41. . . . . .Malad 3 M. V. 26. . . . . .Blackfoot 17 M. V. 28. . . . . .Highland 12 M. V. 43 ....... Montpelier 2 M. V. Invitational Tournament 120 E. I. C. Tournament 81 Fifth District Tournament 95 Idaho State Tournament 49 tmgfkw FRONT ROW: J. Criddle, R. Meredith, M. Boyce, S. Woodland, E. Green. 2ND ROW: R. Meredith, F. Whitworth C. Lowthers, V. Casperson, R. Crump, Manager.. s Lee Hunsaker strains under 148 lbs. of grit and deter- mination. 73 M. V. WRESTLERS IN ACTION Sheldon Barfuss and his opponent watch anxiously for the Mike Williams seems determined to pin his man. referee to give the starting signal. Arlen Lish holds his opponent's shoulders to the mat while the referee starts ff .. -mv-f -,Lax-may M-WW W: MW..,A M -:,, , , s i T71 ' the count down. Sheldon Barfuss and Monte Lish, second and third from the left, front row, are the two wrestlers who placed first in the Eastern Idaho Conference Invita- tional tournament. Taken from above, the photographer catches six wrestlers practicing during 7th period. BASEBALL FRONT ROW: Rex Larsen, Russell Campbell, Bill Howell. 2nd ROW: Reo Criddle, Steve Hadley, Mike Jacobson, Scott Hadley. 3rd ROW: Ron Wakley, Terry Morrison, Coach: Mr. Cunningham. BACK ROW: Tim Rowe, Ralph Price, Mike Williams, Bob Potter. FRONT ROW: Terry Jensen, Randy Bennett, Steve Howell. 2nd ROW: Kim Thomas, Bruce Dale Hickman. Harris. 3rd ROW: Wesley Edwards, Len Hickman, SCORES M. V. M. V. M. V. M. V. M. V. M. V. M. V. .Snake River .Malad Pocatello .Malad .Snake River .Preston .Preston Managers: Crae Fuhriman, Lee Bloxham Hal Jones. ........ , - 1-:ff ihwfz-'frm '-:':w1-g'fxzf,':i.'3-we !5as-:g.f1.ff,:'f1.,.- . t- :- --- -f----we - - U1-g'g'wg53giSf.,,V..,wMm,, 3 'i Z1 - H... 4 t .. ,YI 1 .V .,,3,5,,.,,V , , f. K ... W V3 ,i . - ..,-- . -- - . C X 1. ., . , . . ' ...,,. Q -iv an . , .. f,-W -f--1. r---- -, ' If . .. - I -:-- Haag is-5, .ggi ,- IQ S r ',i. V ,,.. 5 H 0' Fifi! s. QW' N M1 Mr. Cunningham talks to the boys during time out in the Malad vs M. V. game. 5 75 TRACK FRONT ROW: K. Degn, D. Shappart, L. Betty, C. Smith, G. Yearsley, M. Evans, D. Evans, T. Beck, R. Wakley. 2nd ROW: D. Capell manager, B. Nestor, D. Campbell, D. Dahlke, K. Potter, B. Stoddard, 1. Jones, A. Dopp, L. I-lunsaker, B. Glass. 3rd ROW: S. Garrett, P. Lish, B. Potter, C. Bloxham, E. Yearsley, R. Meredith, G. Blanchard, R. McFarland, S. Hadley. 4th ROW: L. Morrison manager, R. Potter, R. Elliott, B. Davis, I. Egley captain, T. Rowe, R. Bosworth, F. Whitworth, Coach Dave Treasure. Craig Smith, Ron Wakley, Tim Rowe, Coach Treasure, Terry Beck, and Joe Egley are deservingly proud of the three trophies won by M. V. 's track team in the meet at Soda Springs. Craig Smith fleftj holds the trophy won by himself, Ron, Tim, and Terry in the 440 dash. The trophy held by Joe Egley frightj was awarded to him, Terry, Tim, and Ron for the 880 run. Coach Treasure displays the trophy won by the track team which required the co-operation of all team members. FRONT ROW: Joe Egley won 3rd place in both the 440 and the 880. Dale Evans ran a close 2nd in the mile run. BACK ROW: Winning high honors for M. V. at the district track meet was the relay team: Scott Sexton, Lee Hunsaker, Bob Crump, and Craig Smith which took 3rd place in the medley relay. CHEERLEADERS -N Becky Green Peggy Nadolski Senior Senior Cheerleader 2 years Cheerleader 3 years Anne Christensen Carol Rowsell Senior Sophomore Cheerleader l year Cheerleader 1 year Adding spice and color to all of the games ofthe season were the pretty, peppy cheerleaders. Fans soon caught the spirit and the words as Peggy, Carol, Becky, and Anne led the Eagles on to victory. Their spirit when excitement lagged during time out and half-time made the games most interesting. - ' f- - fl--W4a2?LWS1'F23iWE9Z?J!6?f?LL55lWSHi:.f:,'531i?:3'3t45iiJ62?!Sw U , :fl a +4-V: , HONIECONIING ROYALTY MISS JULIE JENKINS Junior Attendant 5'4 , brunette, hazel-eyed. . . Parents - Ellen and Willis Jenkins of Inkom, Idaho. . . out to have fun. . .charming chatterbox. . . bubbly and friendly to everyone . . .wore an iridescent turquoise ,ua fmpn I ,Mr ,- -1 floor-length gown for Homecoming. MISS MARSI-IA KOESTER Sophomore Attendant 5'6 , blonde, blue-eyed. . . Parents - Darlou and Dale Koester of Lava, Idaho. . .shy, until you get to know her. . .a neat dresser . . .fun to be around. . .wore a contrasting black and white floor length gown for Homecoming of 1965. MISS BONNIE NIElSEN HOMECOMING QUEEN EOR 1965 5'5 , blonde, blue-eyed. . .Parents - Hazel and Dale Nielsen of Downey, Idaho. . .found where something is brewing. . .talent for speak- ing. . .active in Debate and Declamation in speech class. . . ambitious. . .always on the go . . .loves parties. . . 1965-1966 Pep Club President. . .loves sports. . . active in GAA. . . Girl's Stater in 1965. . . a member of the MV Choir. . . a seminary Graduate. . .wore a striking pink velveteen floor length gown for 'her special day'. MISS BETSY LISH Freshman Attendant 5'5 , brown-haired, brown-eyed . . .Mother - Mrs. Mable Lish of Inkom, Idaho. . .poised. . .loves to ride horses. . .pert. . . sparkling eyes. . .out-going. . . has a quick and easy smile. . . wore a light blue floor length gown for the homecoming activities. . -4 Radiant and glowing with anticipation of the coming events of Homecoming Day, Queen Bonnie and her court are all smiles ! 79 K! 1. 'x ' Through 51eePY eyes and in With beautiful legs and classic features the Cheerleaders and Pep Cuflefsr dfiu team girls EWS Club give a hearty yell on the Homecoming Assembly. goal posts a new look for homecoming 1 X XS R y er. The burning of the dragon added glitter and mood to an exciting homecoming. X Queen Bonnie and her court pause for a laugh before continuing with the hustle of homecoming events. The Malad dragon, together with a ransom Tension builds as the team lines up for kick off. note, boost Eagle spirit. ORGANIZATIONS CHOIR The choir enjoyed a wonderful, but busy year. Under the direction of Mr. Gaylen Harris, the choir per- formed at many functions around the area. Several 3 students represented the choir at the Music Clinic l held at American Falls, Idaho. At Christmas, the choir was invited to sing The Messiah in Pocatello 1 with the members of S. I. C. Later, they held a Christmas Candlelight service in the High School l Auditorium and toured to the various elementary schools. In March, the choir was on KUBH T. V. in Logan. At the contest held in Montpelier, the choir I received an Excellent for their performance. 1 This year a small group, called Mar-Val Singers, was chosen to represent the group in smaller programs. They went on a tour to Salt Lake City: performed for . various civic groups and churches of that area. P OFFICERS OF THE CHOIR ARE: FRONT ROW: I. Nielsen, Student Director: V. Richards: Accompa- nist. 2nd ROW: D. Gibbs, Secretary: K. Thomas, President: G. Jones, Vice-President: R. Smith, , Representative. 1 Q A t pigif O .. I es e I . . A f s , T iiiff A r. , . ' f .3 ' ', 5, . is ' fx , iii S .,. O7 f A .lf ff A fr sr. frss ff . fr ,..,, A f . T 1 'sir A s A f rrssrs .i,, 2 r- . -. I 5 S I 13 R' iiii :ffl J A 6 A s are lu-4 I. , 1 '- . if l.:..'5 'QTY .. L MEMBERS OF THE CHOIR ARE: FRONT ROW: B. Shaffer, J. Denny, L. Dahlke, I. Thompson, V. Egan, Henderson, K. Price, S. Reisner, D. Gibbs. 2nd ROW: C. Smith, R. jemmett, S. Bullock, V. B. Richards, K. Garrett, I. Dunn, I. Jenkins, S. Bloxham. 3rd ROW: B. Hansell, I. Hadley, L. Andrews, K. Penrose, R. Treasure, P. Nadolski, K. Wheatley, I. Nielsen, B. Green, A. Christensen, M. Jacobson, H. Jones, V. Burt, S. Sorensen, T. Rowe, M. Evans, W. Nisson, R. Wakley, L. THE MAR-VAL SINGERS FRONT ROW: J. Jenkins, V. Richards, B. Glass, G. Yearsley, L. Dahlke, I. Nielsen, V. Hall. 2nd ROW: B. Shaffer, R. Jemmett, J. Denny, N. Nadolski, T. Christiansen, L. Harris. 3rd ROW: A. Christensen, V. Stone, R. Meredith, K. Thomas, T. Hancock, P. Nadolski, J. Bloxham. 4th ROW: R. Smith, A. Almond V. Burt, F. Simons, S. Sorensen, M. Evans, R. Wakley, G. Jones, M. Hall, S. Reisner. i S ASAS S , S' . , . , Siilsi A s slll z T A A . is , A' . .. ,:l rf ' A we ' T Aii V ' .Q 2 ' L.. . 1.1 -.-- . isrr - A lv . 1 T g ...'. :fi I ' A wk' D. Hunsaker, N. Nadolski, C. Fuhriman, R. Meredith, B. Glass, G. Yearsley, C. Van Leuven, S. Dahlke, C. Pope, M. Hall, D. Wilding, K. Degn, V. Anderson, T. Hancock, B. Nielsen, S. Wall, Morris, V. Stone, L. HarriS, D- Hadley, L. Harris, K. Thomas, R. Larson, G. Jones, L. Jones, V. J. Bloxham. 4th ROW: M. Hall, R. Smith, R. Christensen, A. Almond, R. Henderson, F. Simons, Stephenson, L. Egley, T. Christiansen, Mr. Harris. GIRl'S CHORUS The Girl's Chorus, under the direction of Gaylen Harris, spent a wonderful year of rhythm and melody. Their program of activities began with their own variety show. They presented two concerts during the year, where they presented group and ensemble numbers. Many of the members participated in the Solo and Ensemble Night in preparation for District Music Festival. At the Festival, the Girl's Chorus received a rating of Excellent. Small groups from the Chorus, also, performed for church and civic groups in the area. Lou Ann Bullock and Debra Whitworth assisted Mr. Harris as the Girl's Chorus student directors. MEMBERS OF THE GlRL'S CHORUS ARE: FRONT ROW: C. Morris, C. Sorensen, I. Wanner, I. Denny, Murphy, M. Call, I. Lish, L. Larson, S. Hathaway, K. Hill, L. Harris, C. Jemmett, M. Naylor, L. Whitworth, B. Hyde, L. Nelson, Y. Itami, V. Price, A. Perkins, C. Howell, S. Anderson, L. Bailey, Penrose, C. Byington, P. Tarbet, C. Hall, I. Fallows, P. Egan, M. Christiansen, A. Smith, M. 1 I SEXTETS AND OFFICERS: FRONT ROW: Linda Andrus: Pamela Shaffer, Secretary, Jeanette Degng Louise Larson: Gail Burkett: Io Lois Denny: Carla Meredith. 2nd ROW: Marilyn Penrose: Betsy Lish, Reporter: Mary Poppleton, Vice-President: Debra Whitworthg Linda Morrison, Vice-President: Connie Jeinmettg Carol Rowsell, President. 3rd ROW: Carolyn Sorensen: Marilyn Christiansen: Marianne Christiansen: Nancy Egan: Paula Tarbetg Carrol Bower, Secretary, Ida Fallows. Mr. G. Harris, Director. 2nd ROW: M. Davis, T. Whitworth, K. Wright, C. Godfrey, L. Payne, C Andrus, C. Rowsell, G. Burkett. 3rd ROW: J. Degn, P. Shaffer, L. Morrison, C. Bower, D. N. Egan, L. Bullock, C. Meredith. 4th ROW: D. Wakley, M. Poppleton, K. Betty, B. Lish, M. Christiansen, T. Skeem, L. Morris, P. Roberts, L. Van Leuven, M. Whitworth. BAND FRONT ROW: Eloise Allen, Sharon Jensen, Craig Hall, Bruce Potter, Karla Crump, Pamela Capell, Jan Davis. 2nd ROW: Susan Woodland, Jeanie Hubbard, Jeannette Thompson, Dale Thompson, Vee Ann Hall, Gaylon Newbold, Myra Lee Hall. 3rd ROW: Lu Anna Egley, Luana Morris, Winn Allen, Betty Jo Hall, Pamela Chandler, James Criddle, Jennie Bullock, Jerry McDaniel. 4th ROW: Beverly Hansell, Tracy Thompson, Steven Woodland, Clayton McKee, Kim Thomas, John Williams, Mrs. Lurae Brinkerhoff, director, standing. Modeling the newly purchased uniforms are Jeannette Thompson, Dale Thompson, and Pamela Chandler. The uniforms are black with silver braid and are styled somewhat like tuxedos. An overlay of silver and blue changes the uniforms from a formal look to a snappy marching style. The band has made many good achievements. Members have participated in many activities. They marched in several parades, played at games, presented three concerts, and went on the annual Christmas tour. All in all, the band has had a very successful year. Many thanks go to their director, Mrs. Lurae Brinkerhoff, after her first year at Marsh Valley. XXX, Jan Davis adds the toot of her flute as the Pep Band plays at a basketball game. PEP BAND i ' i w at , , P Y Q' ' H , - .ss h , ,gyyi 1 A Sri, .r ,str 525' XJ 556 if FRONT ROW: Jeannette Thompson, Jeanie Hubbard, Clayton McKee, Steven Woodland, Dale Thompson, Mrs. Lurae Brinkerhoff, director. 2nd ROW: Jennie Bullock, Jerry McDaniel, Pamela Chandler, James Criddle, Betty Jo Hall, Winn Allen. 3rd ROW: Myra Lee Hall, Eloise Allen, Susan Woodland, Craig Hall, Lu Anna Egley, Luana Morris. 4th ROW: Pamela Capell, Vee Ann Hall, Sharon Jensen, Jan Davis, Bruce Potter, Gaylon Newbold Karla Crump. 5th ROW: Tracy Thompson, John Williams, Kim Thomas. BAND OFFICERS L TO R Sharon Jensen, Freshman Representative: Karla Crump, Sophomore Representative: Kim Thomas, President: Pamela Chandler, Junior Representative: Myra Lee Hall, Secretary: Vee Ann Hall, Senior Representa- tive. FRONT ROW: B. Richards, J. Bowen, K. Wheatley, S. Reisner, K. Byington, T. Springsteen, C. Larsen, C Pope, S. Howell, L. Dahlke. 2nd ROW: A. Thompson, N. Nadolski, L. Harris, K. Bailey, I. Burkett, L. Hagler, V. Dahlke, B. Shaffer, C. Cunningham, L. Harris. issf I S MARSH VAllEY c f?-at M . .,, EAG Lmrs R Leta Dahlke Suzanne Howell Tina Springsteen 'f . an - Qi- 'r - I 3 .. xi. ' if . ,,,, -if ' BKK-..... . C Ivalue Nielsen Brenda Richards Karen Garrett ' 'Kr-Q-.f DRUMMERS: Nancy Hadley, Charmain Whitworth, Julie Jenkins, and Jeanie Hubbard. jackie Bowen Nancy Nadolski Lana Hagler COUNCIL: FRONT ROW: L. Dahlke, S. Howell, l. Nielsen, S. Wall, J. Burkett, N. Naclolski, B. Richards. 2nd ROW: S. Reisner, K. Bailey, R. Smith. Bloxham. Mrs. H. Henderson Sherry Wall-DM Janet Burkett 'U:7'p- Sheila Rersner Karen Byington Karen Bailey Raquel Smith Barbara Shaffer Terri Orgill ,,.. ' R K , xl i , Maur ,E '.-Za A 1 Catherine Larsen Laurel Harris Lyla Ham-is Vicki Dahlke Karen Wheatley Annette Thompson it , if ....,. 1- V J ff . ' . f ff it I R FM :ii i ' 'f ,f ik ' egfyw :-' ya W...-3' I J . 7: I Wh A. . . Marsha Koester Cathy Cunningham Connie Pope LaDeana Stephenson Kathy Bailey ISD B1OXhaH1 89 3 v y Q' T. orgiu, 1. Nielsen, K. Garlen, rt Smith, 2 9 y L. Stephenson, K. Bailey, M. Koester, J. t . , '.,-WH! 1 ' 'Z PEP CLUB FRONT ROW: R. Bennett, B. Richards, L. Harris, B. Nielsen, J. Burkett, S. Reisner, Mrs. Henderson, Mr. Nielson. 2nd ROW: S. Woodland, C. Morris, D. Hunsaker, I. Dunn, L. Dahlke, K. Price, M. Naylor, C. Jemmett, V. Egan, D. Morrison, M. Henson. 3rd ROW: L. Harris, J. Hubbard, M. Fuhriman, C. Smith, K Lish, I. Denny, D. Avery, D. Olson, S. Anderson, C. Sorenson, V. Dahlke. 4th ROW: J. Bullock, L. Stephenson, B. Gunnell, D. Hadley, L. Bailey, P. Roberts, L. Bullock, B. Hall, S. Henderson, T. Skeem, Gibbs. MR. MARSH VALLEY Tirn Rowe fCenter Frontj Participated In: Football, Basketball, Baseball JUNIOR ATTENDANT Larry Jones fCenter Lefty Participated Ing Football SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT Vern Price fCenter Righty Participated In: Football, Baseball, Track FRESHMAN ATTENDANT Dennis Dahlke fCenter Backy Participated ln: Football, Basketball, Track FRONT ROW: B. Green, C. Rowsell, P. Nadolski, A. Christensen. 2nd ROW: G. Burkett, N. Egan, S. Jensen, J. Davis, K. Bailey. 3rd ROW: M. Penrose, S. Anderson, S. Hathaway, B. Barfuss, N. Goodenough. 4th ROW: R. Smith, I. Nielsen, K. Garrett, C. Byington, A. Smith. Tim Rowe receives trophy from Janet Burkett for Mr. Marsh Valley at the Co-ed dance. L TO R: L. Stephenson, B. Gunnell, R. Bennett, L. Harris, B. Nielsen, B. Richards, I. Burkett, S. Reisner, G. Burkett. The pep club of '65 and '66 successful year. The pep club enlarged this year and bought extra uniforms. The Co-ed dance was a big success with the theme Bat Man. The organization was a proud one, cheering the team of every sport on to victory. At the close of the year the blazers were hung up and new officers were chosen for the next exciting year. It's just my Munsterly instinct, said Jan Davis when she received her prize for the best monster corsage at the Co-ed dance. 91 JOURNALISNI L TO R: Loretta Bennett, Catherine Larsen, Danny Bloxham, Scott Hadley-Editor, Mrs. Helen Swim- Advisor, Janet Burkett-Business Manager, Diana Avery, LeNada Poppleton, Barbara Shaffer, Rob Weaver, Jo Lois Denny. The journalism staff started the year by renaming the paper The Talon. The paper was prev- iously known as The Eagle's Cry. The year's expenses were paid by sponsoring a car raffle and selling candy. The staff learned valuable pointers on improving their news writing by attending the ISU Journalism workshop. Highlight of the year came when the paper re- ceived an award of honorable mention for general excellence at the ISU contest. L TO R: Diana Brown, Ronda Barnes, Cathryn Archibald, Dee Ann Gibbs, Melba Henson, Steve Hadley, Blaine Nisson, Ron Treasure, Judy Holmes, Pamela Chandler. Advisor, Mrs. Helen Swim, Editor, Scott Hadleyg Busi- ness Manager, Janet Burkett. YEARBOOK I I 1 355152, 5 -ifiiki STANDING: Karen Ann Bailey-Editor, Miss Dutson-Advisor, Valory Richards, Marilee Fuhriman, Terri Orgill Pamela Barfuss, Nancy Goodenough, Verlen Andrews-Photographer, Catherine Larsen, Harvey Gerber-Asst. Photographer. SEATED: Veloy Richards, Janie Dunn, Melba Henson, Janet Burkett. . Vi MISS NONA DUTSON ADVISOR KAREN ANN BAILEY rnrroiz JANIE DUNN ASSISTANT rmroa W We, the l966 yearbook staff, have worked diligently many months to produce volume 9 ofthe Marshopolitan. Within these pages we have tried to record the many memor- able events that have happened during the journey of this school year. It is the story told in pictures--how we worked, how we played, and how we lived at MV. We sincerely hope that not only at the present, but in the years to come, this book will be a treasured keepsake. May it recall many happy occasions with the persons and events that have played a part in your high school days. The staff, advised by Miss Dutson, has kept busy making layouts, racking their brains and the dictionary for copy write-ups, while the photographer snaps the common sights around the school. Special recognition goes to Mr. Nielsen for his assistance in taking pictures. At the end we could actually see the goal for which we had been workingg the many hours of work finally became meaningful. MAY IT BRING YOU HAPPY MEMORIES! QUIll 81 SCROLL FRONT ROW: Janie Dunn, Melba Henson, Catherine Larsen, Pamela Chandler, Diana Brown, Terri Orgill, Nancy Goodenough. 2nd ROW: Loretta Bennett, Jo Denny, Valory Richards, Ronda Barnes, Cathryn Archibald, Dee Ann Gibbs, Blaine Nisson, Scott Hadley, Janet Burkett. 3rd ROW: Advisors, Mrs. Swim, Miss Dutsong Karen Bailey, Veloy Richards. Quill and Scroll is an honorary society for members ofthe Journalism and Yearbook staffs. Members must be in the upper one third of their class and be a Junior or Senior. A highlight of the club's activities was a party held at Lava Hot Springs April 13, when the new members were initiated. OFFICERS: Veloy Richards-Secretary, Melba Henson-Vice- President, Karen Bailey-President. ADVISORS: Mrs. Helen Swim and Miss Nona Dutson. 94 FTA FRONT ROW: Mrs. Payne-advisor, D. Hadley, N. Goodenough, D. Gibbs, J. Denny. 2nd ROW: J. Kay, L. Dahlke, V. Egan, C. Pope, L. Harris, S. Henderson, I. Bowen, B. Nielsen, R. Bennett, V. Richards. 3rd ROW: J. Thompson, C. Bower, J. Pope, K. Byington, T. Springsteen, D. Olson, S. Wall, M. Christiansen, L. Andrus. 4th ROW: J. Bloxham, I. Hadley, V. Richards, S. Anderson, M. Christiansen, V. Stone, S. Bullock, L. Morris. 5th ROW: C. Condie, C. Sorensen, R. Christensen, R. Burrup, R. Brower, D. Morrison, L. Stephenson. F. T. A. is an organization for students who are interested in a teaching career. It is also a service organization and students who are interested in helping teachers can also join. The F. T. A. has been very busy this year. They attended the regional F. T. A. convention at Pocatello, sponsored parent visiting day during Education Week, and, during April, they wrote thank-you notes to the teachers and presented them with apples. At the awards assembly they pre- sented a S35 scholarship to a deserving F. T.A. senior, Jo Denny. 1 FRONT ROW: Diane Hadley-Secretary, Dee Ann Gibbs-President, Nancy Goodenough-Historian. 2nd ROW: Mrs. Payne-advisor, Jo Denny-Vice President. 95 FHA FRONT ROW: Peggy Nadolski, Secretary, Becky Green, President, Diane Hadley, Vice-President. 2nd ROW: Catherine Larsen, Reporter, Nancy Goodenough, Finance Chairmang Sandra Henderson, Parliamentariang Dee Ann Gibbs, Degree Chairman, Jackie Bowen, Recreation Chairman, Veloy Richards, Historian. . I s . ,QW I Ti .iii ,ju Miss Nona Dutson, Chapter Advisor, and Mrs. Ellen Larsen, Chapter Mother, discuss FHA past memories with Jackie Bowen, District Recreation Chairman. FHA symbolizes Future Homemakers of America, a high school organization for girls. FRONT ROW: V. Richards, S. Henderson, C. Larsen, D. Hadley, B. Green, P. Nadolski, D. Gibbs, J. Bowen. 2nd ROW: G. Burkett, P. Shaffer, B. Lish, V. Price, P. Barfuss, R. Bennett, I. Green, C. Sorensen, N. Hadley A. Stuart, V. Egan, S. Hathaway, Y. Itami, K. Price, D. Lish, L. Dahlke, V. Richards, L. Larson. 3rd ROW: L. Bennett, C. Rowsell, R. Jemmett, I. Kay, C. Smith, K. Lish, L. Richardson, L. Egley, J. Potter, L. Payne K. Byington, C. Howell, A. Perkins, N. Goodenough, S. Wall, B. Nielsen, L. Andrus, S. Bloxham, K. Garrett 4th ROW: L. Poppleton, C. Byington, D. Wakley, M. Koester, l. Hadley, C. Godfrey, P. Egan, S. Anderson, D. Olson, N. Nadolski, I. Bullock, A. Thompson, L. Bailey, P. Roberts, L. Bullock, C. Jemmett, M. Naylor, I. Nielsen, J. Dunn, C. Van Leuven, L. Harris. 5th ROW: D. Brown, J. Bloxham, L. Hagler, K. Bailey, A. Almond, C. Condie, C. Bower, S. Brower, D. Hobson, D. Avery, B. Hyde, P. Tarbet, P. Egan, R. Smith, J. Pope, A. Christensen, B. Richards, M. Christiansen, M. Christiansen, C. Pope, L. Harris, M. Henson. FFA FRONT ROW: B. Allen, S. Sexton, P. Johnson, N. Gibbs, I. Bullock, R. Price. 2nd ROW: M. Wilson, E. Nestor, B. Crump, L. Hunsaker, A. Hill, M. Keller, E. Green, H. Gerber. 3rd ROW: S. Payne, K. Andrus, J. Andrus, S. Armstrong, C. Neeser, G. Wright, M. Hall, D. Irick, D. Moser, C. Fuhriman, K. Christiansen. 4th ROW: A. Easter, D. Nelson, D. Wilde, E. Christensen, R. McFarland, R. Henderson, M. Egan, B. Howell, B. Dahlke, K. Potter, S. Kay, C. Payne. Sth ROW: S. Henderson, M. Hall, B. Nelson, S. Garrett, C. Millard, G. Wilson, W. Edwards, K. Steed, B. Stoddard, V. Price, R. Lloyd, K. Potter, D. Davis. 6th ROW: E. Denton, G. Easter, P. Miller, J. Howell, C. Jorgensen, R. Lockyer, E. Olson, D. Dahlke, T. Preslar, D. Shappart, K. Koester, V. Casperson, D. Evans, E. Yearsley. F. F. A. Sweetheart Karen Wheatley and her two attendants Sophomore Karla Crump and Freshman Carla Byington were honored at the F. F. A. Banquet. FFA is a high school organization representing the Future Farmers of America. Alex Hill, Reporter 11966-6755 Ralph Price, President f1965-66yg Scott Sexton, President Q1966-67j, Reporter f1965-66Qg Pat Johnson, Vice-President 11966-675, Treasurer 11965-665g Mr. Dewaine Symons Advisor, Clinton Andrus, District Officer f1965-661, Bob Crump, Treasurer C1966 -675g Ivan Bullock, District Officer C1966-671, Vice- President f1965-663: Emery Nestor, Sentinal 11966-6735 Byron Allen Secretary q1966 Secretary f1965 -671, Sentinal q1965-663g Neal Gibbs qabsenty, -663. 97 G AA r L--, - 1 . 'LL' L... ' wikis: fm. get ,ag ,'kk if 'Tr f. '15 P 5' g W . :XA wt.. . fm Lkl. in F K L fl K . LV W N , I Q up JS KV M iQ I I , nik. 2- N . :..1:.,,Ni, c r - .4 1 J s ' .X I ...V r.:'ff1 'iii V g ,..W . . K . . V-1 i .-Ll- 'Pip ii 1, 5 E wr . ... - T 1 f Q S .ri. . , . .1y , , In 'V I J . rs Us S f 1 4 if I-s . '3 FRONT ROW: Mrs. Henderson, B. Nielsen, R. Smith, L. Dahlke, D. Hadley, K. Byington. 2nd ROW: C Howell, K. Wright, J. Lish, P. Shaffer, C. Byington, B. Lish, M. Poppleton, S. Lish, T. Springsteen, B Green S. Wall. 3rd ROW: J. Davis, B. Barfuss, V. Stone, S. Reisner, M. Naylor, C. Jemmett, R. Christensen R. Jemmett, M. Christiansen, M. Christiansen, I. Fallows. 4th ROW: M. Tripp, S. Anderson, T. Whitworth M Penrose, G. Burkett, C. Godfrey, P. Egan, C. Archibald, C. Murphy, T. Skeem, B. Hall. 5th ROW: S Jensen, S. Woodland, J. Bowen, C. Cunningham, M. Koester, K. Bailey, L. Hagler, C. Rowsell, A. Stuart L Stephenson. Speedball, baseball, basketball, archery, badminton, ping-pong, tumbling, volleyball, foul pitch, and trampoline are the sports participated in by the girls. The year was highlighted by a G. A. A. party in the cafeteria. Every year a playday is sponsored at I. S. U. in Pocatello, where girls from various G. A. A. 's come to compete. The awards given to an individual are based on a point system. They get points for meetings, Playdays, and practice. If the individual gets 300 points, they receive a letter, 200 points a pin, and 100 points, a patch. These are given at the awards assembly. 98 Karen Byington, Vice-President, Leta Dahlke, Secretary, Bonnie Nielsen, Intra- mural, Diane Hadley, President, Raquel Smith, Reporter. Smiling, playful, and with a twinkle of mischeviousness in their eyes the G. A. A. officers have successfully led this organization during the past year. G. A. A. is for those girls who are interested in sports. These officers have kept all members interested and active. S. Woodland, B. Nielsen, D. Hadley, and L. Hagler were the girls who took' first or second place at playday in NIV CLUB I MV Club officers: Terry Beck, Joe Egley, and Scott Hadley discuss plans for the club banquet. The club is made up of boys who FRONT CENTER: Steve Hadley. CLOCKWISE: Terry Morrison, Mike have lettered in various sports. These boys Jacobson, Gary Yearsley, David Johnson, Terry Jensen. These MV are well qualified to be leaders because boys are very anxiousnand eager for the coming sports season. As the they have received several letters. year closes, they line up to play football for one last laugh. FRONT ROW: R. Reynolds, T. Morrison, D. Myler, S. Hadley, J. Egley, S. Hadley. 2nd ROW: L. Jones, K. Penrose, L. Hunsaker, D. Evans, C. Smith, D. Marley, W. Nisson, T. Rowe, M. Lish. 3rd ROW: D. Hunsaker, M. Williams, T. Jensen, R. Lockyer, T. Hancock, A. Lish, B. Dahlke, H. Olson, G. Jones. 4th ROW: R. Wakley, G. Yearsley, R. Larsen, K. Koester, A. Dopp, B. Crump, B. Bronson, R. Criddle, D. Moser, M. Lish, R. Campbell, P. Miller. 5th ROW: D. Bloxharn, K. Thomas, K. Degn, S. Sexton, I. Bullock, L. Hickman, D. Johnson, J. Read, R. Taysom, R. Girard, M. Jacobson, O. Gilbert, L. Bloxham, D. Swim. 99 DEBATE AND DECLANIATION t Those participating in Debate this year include, FRONT ROW: Linda Egley, Bonnie Nielsen, Blaine Nisson, Larry Jones. 2nd-ROW: Karen Byington, Marilee Fuhrirnan, Morgan Evans, Kevin Koester. BACK ROW: Karen Garrett, Mr. Lowe, advisor, Ruth Ann Christensen. Declarnation includes, FRONT ROW: Nancy Goodenough, Ruth Ann Christensen, Susan Bullock, Linda Egley, Bonnie Nielsen, Diane Hadley. 2nd ROW: Mr. Lowe, advisor, Brenda Richards, Blaine Nisson, Larry Jones, Steven Robinson, Kevin Koester, Bruce Bronson, Scott Hadley. BOY AND GIRL STATERS Those attending Boys State and Girls State get together to discuss what happened. FRONT ROW: Lee Olson, Bonnie Nielsen, Karen Ann Bailey, Gary Jones. BACK ROW: Kim Thomas, Scott Hadley, Ray Taysom. YOUTH lEGlSlATORS Those attending Youth Legislature this year included Karen Ann Bailey-Delegate, Scott Hadley Senator, Becky Green-Reporter, Kevin Koester-Representative. GERMAN ClUB FRONT ROW: V. Pres. Curtis Pope and Pres. Lee Olson. 2nd ROW: Gail Burkett, Leta Dahlke, Carla Byington, Sheila Reisner, Secretary lvalue Nielsen, Reporter Annette Thompson, Becky Green, Yukie ltami, Suzanne Howell and G. Greninger, Advisor. 3rd ROW: Jeanine Kay, Eloise Allen, Janet Burkett, Christine Condie, Pam Barfuss, Brenda Bloxham, Denise I-lunsaker and La Wanna Burt. 4th ROW: Bruce Potter, Diana Brown, Karen Byington, Gary Jones, and Len Hickman. 5th ROW: Richard Brower, Van Burt, Sharon Anderson, Nancy Egan and Steve Robinson. The German Club of Marsh Valley High School elected officers in the fall: Lee Olson, president: Curtis Pope, vice-presidentg lvalue Nielsen, secretary-treasurer: and Annette Thompson, report- er. The principle activity to which the members looked forward was the annual banquet in the spring. On the 29th of April they met at the Silver Grill Cafe in Lava Hot Springs for this festive, laughter-filled event. The most unique feature of the feast was the cherry tarts especially designed and baked for this occasion. Officers for 1966 were V. Pres. Curt Pope, Pres. Lee Olson, Reporter Annette Thompson, Mr. 102 Greninger and Sec. -Treasurer lvalue Nielsen. . ti T-f 'ai , G. Jones, R. Woodland, S. Robinson, and L. Olson are the German Ill who toured Europe this summer. They were accompanied by G. Greninger, Advisor. i 2 5 f E STUDENT llFE YEARBOOK Vee Ann and Ronald are good examples of outstanding students. Not only have they maintained a high grade point average through- out their high school years, but they have been active in other affairs of the school. Vee Ann has been choir accompanist for two years. Ronald has served as Vee Ann plans to attend ISU, and Ronald will enter BYU this fall. They were chosen by the Senior class. BEST All-AROUND VEE ANN HALL SL RONALD WOODLAND MOST FRIENDLY BEST DRESSED VICTOR ROWE 85 JULIE JENKINS MARSHA KOESTER 85 SCOTT HADLEY president of National Honor Society. PERSONALITIES MOST lIKElY TO SUCCEED MOST TAlENTED RONALD WOODLAND 85 BECKY LYNN GREEN BARBARA SHAFFER 84 GARY JONES MOST DEPENDABLE MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT GARY YEARSLEY 85 KAREN ANN BAILEY BETSY LISH 8L BRUCE BRONSON STUDENT llFE Transfer students Iudyth Lee Byington, QSoda Springs, Idahojg Beverly Hansell, QNorth Gem, ldahojg Jacob Bunn, fSky View, Utahjg and Dewayne Lazenby, Qwest Chester, Californiaj adopt the custom of lining up at the water cooler between classes. Lee Olson, Robert Meredith, and Steven Robinson, talk with one of the guides on the 1966 Edison Day Tour of the National Reactor Testing Station. J. Neeser, D. Myler, S. Hadley, seem to be giving B. Potter a rough time between classes. A. Lish, Q. Gilbert, and M. Austin fight over the coke machine. The Seminary teachers greet some of their students, L to R. Mr. Christiansen, Mark Wilson, Dee Wilde, Mr Mangelson, Roy Henderson, Mr. Hansen. The junior girls take advantage of the early spring and take it easy out on the school's lawn. The senior girls, not to be outdone, take it easy at Lagoon. 107 Student Body Vice-President, Joe Egley, dictates a Karen Garrett and Marilee Fuhriman are planning their letter to Secretary, Jan Bloxham. strategy for a future debate. Coach Susan Bullock and waterboy, Nancy Goodenough, are discussing the subject of nature. The picture was taken at the Homecoming assembly, S b 30, 1965. Mr. Morgan accepts the 1965 yearbook which was dedicated to him. eptem er Editor Karen Ann Bailey presents the book. 108 NT-'ftf Student Body President, Ron Wakley, checks the new student index in the office. Pep Club waits anxiously for the Eagles to return for the second half of the game. Precariously holding tight, Karen Byington screams as someone below shakes the ladder. If 1 Journalism car raffle winners are: Jo Lois Denney, ' Hard-working bookkeelnng Students Prep-are their Loretta Bennett, Diana Brown, and Blaine Nisson. lessons for the next few days. lO9 The Total Look, modeled by Carolyn Hall, Brenda Cordell, and Dani Wakley, was one of the many new fashions seen in the halls of Marsh Valley. All the excitement of football isn't during the game as cheerleaders, Peggy Nadolski, Carol Rowsell, Anne Christensen, and Becky Green lead the team on to the field after halftime activities. Jeannette Thompson adds just one more to Sheila Brower's collection of campaign tags. Le Nada Poppleton models the latest fashions worn during Home Ec. repair work. Scott Sexton demonstrates one of the many skills learned through Vocational Agriculture. Julie Jenkins was really a hit when she sang Call Me, on the Junior Assembly. The number is . . . Left. Home Ec. II girls, Brenda Cordell, Vicki Egan, Carol Bower, Raylene Johnson, and Sheila Brower, find baking a cake isn't as easy as Mom makes it look. Gary Jones didn't find having his hand in a cast to be a handicap. He simply pecked out his lessons on a typewriter 1.3 ,.',,L., , A,.L 7 Windmdoesnw hinder the School Spirit Huddles seemed too frequent during an exciting bas as cheerleader Peggy Nadolski continues to cheer for the team. ketball game, yet they seem to give the boys encouragement. 1 Tension mounts during a relay race at the Soda Springs l Invitational Tournament. Jeanie Hubbard expresses her emotions during a tense moment in a basketball game. , , , , , Mr. Nielsen re ares to announce Miss Dutson and Mr. Greninger join the lines of students , , P P , the dismissal of school for the to si n earbooks on Annual Da . 1 g Y Y SL1I'Il1'Il61'. AUGUST 30. . . AUGUST 31. . . SEPTEMBER 6. . OCTOBER 1. . . OCTOBER 22 .... OCTOBER 25-23. . . OCTOBER 29. . NOVEMBER 11. . . NOVEMBER 19. . . NOVEMBER 20. . . CALENDAR OF EVENTS . . . . . . . .SCHOOL BEGAN ..........ANNUALDAY . . . . . LABOR DAY KNO SCHOOL, . . . . . . . . . HOMECOMING QMALADQ . . .GIRL CHORUS PROGRAM CDANCEJ ...............NINEWEEKS . . . SEMINARY HALLOWEEN PARTY . . . . . PARENTS' VISITING DAY . . . . . .SENIOR ASSEMBLY ................SENIORBALL NOVEMBER 25. . . ........... TI-IANKSGIVING HOLIDAY DECEMBER 7 ..... . . . BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER TEST DECEMBER 20-23 ....... .................... S EMESTER DECEMBER 23 .......... . . FROSH-SOPH ASSEMBLY AND DANCE DECEMBER 23-JANUARY 2. . . ........................ CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY FEBRUARY 9, 10, 85 11 ...... . . .WRESTLING TOURNAMENTS AT HIGHLAND QDISTRICTQ FEBRUARY 28 85 MARCH 1-4. . . .............................. .NINE WEEKS MARCH 2-5 ........... . . .BASKETBALL TOURNAMENTS AT PRESTON QDISTRICTJ MARCH 10-12. . . .... BASKETBALL TOURNAMENTS AT POCATELLO fSTATEj MARCH 14 .... MARCH 26 .... APRIL 2. . . APRIL 8. . . APRIL 22. . . APRIL 29 .... MAY 5 ....... ...................CHOIRINLOGANONT.V. . . . DRILL TEAM CONTEST IN IDAHO FALLS ...................COEDDANCE . . . . . . . . . 'EASTER VACATION . . . . . JUNIOR ASSEMBLY AND DANCE . . . . . . . . . .SOPHOMORE PARTY QLAVAQ . . . FRESHMAN CLASS PARTY QDOWNATAQ MAY 6, 7, 85 8 .... ............... IN 'IAR VALS TOUR MAY 11 ....... .... I UNIOR CLASS PARTY CDOWNATAJ MAY 9-13. . . .............. SENIOR FINALS MAY 12. . . ........ SENIOR SNEAK MAY 13. . . .... SEMINARY GRADUATION MAY 15. . . . . .BACCALAUREATE EXERCISES MAY 16. . . ............ GRADUATION MAY 17. . . . . .AWARDS ASSEMBLY MAY 18. . . . . . SENIOR BREAKFAST MAY 19. . . . . . SCHOOL ENDS ACADEMICS KATHLEEN SEPPI SCHOLARSHIPS Four Kathleen Seppi Scholarships were given for 8100. The recipients were L to R: KAREN ANN BAILEY VEE ANN HALL VALORY RICHARDS LEE OLSON Cnot shownj F. T. A. SCHOLARSHIP The F. T. A. presented a S535 award to Jo Lois Denny for scholarship and activity. JOURNALISM SCHOLARSHIPS The journalism staff gave S50 scholarships to Scott Hadley and Janet Burkett for their outstanding work in journalism. AND AWARDS HONOR R0ll STUDENTS 1965-1966 SENIORS CLINTON ANDRUS KAREN BAILEY RICHARD BROWER JANET BURKETT KAREN BYINGTON BECKY GREEN DIANE HADLEY SCOTT HADLEY VEE ANN HALL GARY JONES KATHY LISH LEE OLSON JEREL POTTER RALPH PRICE VALORY RICHARDS STEVE ROBINSON RON WAKLEY RON WOODLAND JUNIORS BRENDA BLOXHAM RULA DAWN CHRISTENSEN CHRISTINE CONDIE JANIE DUNN KAREN GARRETT LYNN HARRIS JEANINE KAY CATHERINE LARSEN IVALUE NIELSEN BRENDA RICHARDS VELOY RICHARDS KAREN WHEATLEY SOPHOMORES ELOISE ALLEN PAMELA BARFUSS CATHY CUNNINGHAM GARY GEORGESON MYRA LEE HALL ALEX HILL PAT JOHNSON LU ANN MORRIS CONNIE POPE FRESHMEN SHAUNA ANDERSON JAMES CRIDDLE JAN DAVIS SHARON JENSEN CONNIE MORRIS ERIC OLSON STEVEN WOODLAND SUSAN WOODLAND FOUR YEAR ATTENDANCE AWARDS: Neal Gibbs, Terry Hancock, Karen Bailey, Barbara Shaffer, Valory Richards NIELSEN AWARDS: Jeannette Thompson, 3rdg Alex H Hill, lstg David Swim, Qnd. MUSIC AWARD: Vee Ann Hall, Kim Thomas. 1 I5 AWARDS L, ,Wann ,pw WM, A BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER OF OUTSTANDING HOME- OUTSTANDING INDUSTRIAL ARTS TOMORROW: Kathy Lister. MAKING STUDENT: STUDENTS: Center L to R: Craig Lowry, Becky Green. Gary Blanchard, Hal Brown, Dennis Hunsaker W, . '.rry' BUSINESS EDUCATION AWARD: ATHLETIC AWARDS: Mike Williams, G.A,A, GIRL OF THE YEAR: Karen Ann Bailey. Most Coachable: Dennis Hunsaker, Susan Woodland. Sportsmanship. 116 SENIOR ACHIEVENIENTS CLINTON ANDRUS Clink F. F. A. 1,2, 3, 45 Treasurer 35 2nd District Vice-Pres. 45 Declamationg Seminary Graduate, 4. MICHAEL AUSTIN Sun Track 35 Seminary Graduate. DIANA AVERY F.H.A. 2,3,45 G.A,A, 25 Pep Club 2, 45 Journalism 3, 45 Seminary Graduate. KAREN ANN BAILEY Kab Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Drill Team 1, 2, 3, 45 Drummer 15 Rep. 25 Reporter 35 Corresponding Sec. 45 National Honor Society 45 Yearbook Staff Member 3, 45 Asst. Editor 45 Quill SL Scroll 3, 45 Vice -Pres. 3, Pres. 45 G,A,A, 1,2,35 Youth Legislature 3, 45 Girls State 35 Seminary Sec 45 Seminary District Sec. 45 Junior Class Reporter5 Seminary Graduate. Sl-IELDON BARFUSS choir 2,3,45 F.F.A, 1,2,3,45 M. V. Club 1,2, 3,45 District and State Runner up in Wrestling5 Wrestling 2, 3, 45 Football 25 Seminary Graduate. MARC BARRON Jethro lst Attendant, Senior Ballg Wrestling l,2,35 Seminary Graduate. TERRY BECK Skim M.V. Club 2,3,45 F,F.A, 2,35 M.V. Club Vice-Pres. 45 Senior Ball King 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Football 3, 4. LORETTA BENNETT Girls Chorus 1,25 F,H,A, 1,2,3,45 Journalism 3, 45 Quill gl Scroll 45 Seminary Graduate, 4. LESTER BETTY Betty LOu M. V. Club 3, 45 Football 15 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. DAN BLOXHAM Porky F.F.A. 1,2,3: M.V.Club 2, 3,45 Choir 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1, 2, 3,45 Wrestling 1,2, 3, 45 Track 4. LINDA BLOXHAM Freshman Chorusg Girls Chorus 2, 45 Journalism 35 Girls Chorus Pres 45 Seminary Graduate, 4. RICHARD BROWER Dick National Honor Society 45 German Club 2, 3,45 F,T,A, 45 Basketball 15 Statistician 45 Seminary Graduate, 4. JANET BURKETT National Honor Society 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Sgt. at Arms 45 Wardrobe Manager 35 Drill Team 2, 3, 45 Sgt. at Arms 45 Quill 82 Scroll 3, 45 Chorus 1,25 German Club 2, 3, 45 Sec. 3. VAN BURT Truck F.F.A, 35 Choir 45 German Club 4, Track 3,45 Seminary Graduate, 4. KAREN BYINGTON National Honor Society 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 G,A,A, 1,2,3,45 Vice- Pres. 3,45 F,H.A, 1,2,3,45 F,T,A, 2, 3, 45 Vice-Pres. 35 Drill Team 3, 45 Debate Club 3, 45 German Club 45 Chorus 1,25 G,A,A, SeC.25 Nielsen Award5 Seminary Graduate, 4. ANNE CHRISTENSEN Chorus 1,25 Music Clinic 25 Choir 2, 45 Mar-Val Singers 45 Drill Team 35 German Club 25 F,H,A, 2, 3,45 G,A,A, 35 Pep Club l,2,3, 45 Cheerleader 45 Songleader 35 Junior Class Sec. 5 German Club Sec. 25 Sophomore Homecoming Attendant5 Sophomore Favoriteg Seminary Graduate, 4. TERI CHRISTIANSEN Choir 2, 3, 45 F,H,A, 15 Pep Club 45 G,A,A, 2, 3, 45 Freshman Chorusg Senior Class Secretary 45 Band Majorette 35 Senior Ball Queen5 Seminary Graduate, 4. LETA KAY DAHLKE F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 F,r,A, 2,3,4, G,A,A, 1,2,3,45 Sec. 3,45 Track 35 Drill Team 2,3,45 Pep Club 1, 2,3,45 Girls Chorus 25 Choir 3,45 Mar-Val Singers 45 German Club 45 Seminary Graduate, 4. BILL DAVIS F. F,A, 1,2,35 Wrestling 15 Track 2,3. MARVA DAVIS Shortie Girls Chorus 3,45 G,A,A, 3,4. KENNETH DEGN Choir 2, 3, 45 M. V. Club 45 Freshman 2nd Attendantg Football 35 Basketball 45 Transfer from Skyview, 45 Seminary Graduate. IO LOIS DENNY Mud F.T.A. 2,3,45 Vice-Pres. 45 Choir 3, 45 Mar-Val Singers 45 Girls Chorus Accompanist 45 Freshman Chorus Accompanistg Band 1,25 Pep Band 1,25 Pep Club 3, 45 Journalism 45 Music Clinic 3,45 Exchange Assembly 15 Seminary Graduate, 4. JOE EGLEY M.V. Club l,2,3,45 Vice-Pres. 35 Pres. 45 Freshman Class Vice-Pres.5 Student Body Vice-Pres. 45 Junior Prom Attendant5 Football 1,2, 3, 45 Basketball 1,2,3, 45 Track 1,2, 3, 45 District Champion 440 2, 3, 45 Seminary Graduate PAULA FINK F,H,A, 15 Pep Club 35 Seminary Graduate, 4. MARILEE FUHRIMAN Maggi Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 F, H. A. 1, 2, 35 Debate 3,45 Girls Chorus 25 Seminary Graduate, 4. NEAL GIBBS Neek F.F.A, 1,2,3,45 Sec. 45 Wrestling 2, 35 Seminary Graduate, 4. QUIN GILBERT Football 25 Wrestling 2, 3, 45 State Runner up and District Runner up5 Seminary Graduate. BYRON GLASS Bernie Choir 2, 3, 45 Band 15 Football 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Baseball Manager 25 Seminary Graduate, 4. BECKY GREEN National Honor Society 45 Choir 3, 4: F.H.A, 1,2,3,45 Pres. 3,45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 3, 45 F, T,A, 45 G,A,A,, 3,45 Drill Team 25 Asst. Wardrobe Manager5 Freshman Chorus5 Girls Chorus 25 Junior Prom Attendant5 Senior Ball Attendant5 F,H,A, Junior Chapter, and State Homemaker Degreesg Youth Legislature 45 Seminary Graduate. DIANE HADLEY National Honor Societyg Freshman Chorus5 Girls Chorus 25 Choir 3,45 F,T,A, 2,3,45 Sec. 3,45 G.A,A, 2, 3,45 Pres. 3,45 Girl of the Year 35 Foul Pitch Trophy 35 F,H,A, 1, 2, 3,45 Vice-Pres. 45 Pep Club 1,2, 3, 45 Music Clinic 25 Seminary Graduate. SCOTT HADLEY Frank Nitty M.V. Club 2,3,45 Sec. 45 F,F,A, 1,25 Quill gl Scroll 3, 45 Sophomore Pres. 25 Junior Rep. Senior Pres. 45 Paper Editor 45 Freshman Favoriteg Junior Prom Attendant 35 Boys State Del- gate5 Youth Legislature 45 Decla- mationg Football 1,2,3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track3, 4. VEE ANN HALL Band 1,2,45 Sec. 25 Vice-Pres. 45 Pep Band I, 2, 45 Student Director 25 Freshman Chorus Accompanistg Girls Chorus Accompanist 25 Choir Accompanist 3,45 Rep. 35 Seminary Sec. 35 F.F,A, Sweetheart 35 Girl of the Monthg Music Clinic 1, 2, 35 Exchange Assembly 15 Seminary Graduate, 4. TERRY HANCOCK M.V. Club 3,45 Choir 2,3,45 Mar- Val Singers 45 Band 1,2, 35 Pep Band 1,2,35 Music Clinic 2,35 All- State 45 Football 25 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Seminary Graduate, 4. RONALD HENDERSON Henry Choir 3, 45 Henry, South Pacific 5 Seminary Graduate. LEN JAY HICKMAN Clem German Club 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 3, 45 Boxing 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1,2, 3,45 Seminary Graduate. ll8 SUZANNE HOWELL Suzy Drill Team 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 Pep Band 25 Band 1,25 Officer 25 F,T,A, 3,45 F,H,A, 1, 2, 3, 45 German Club 45 Drill Team, Council 1,3,45 Seminary Officer 35 Junior Prom Attendant5 Seminary Graduate, 4. DENNIS IIUNSAKER M. V. Club 2,3,45 Football 1,2,3, 45 Wrestling 1,2, 3,45 Track 1,45 Seminary Graduate, 4. REENA IEMMETT Choir 3, 45 Mar-Val Singers 45 Freshman Chorus5 Sextet5 Girls Chorus 25 All-State 45 Music Clinic 2,35 Journalism 35 Pep Club 2, 3,45 F,H,A, 1,2,3,45 G,,A,A, 2,3,45 Seminary Graduate. GARY JONES National Honor Society 45 Choir 2, 3, 45 German Club 2, 3, 45 Vice-Pres. 5 Boys State Delegate5 Football 1,2, 45 Seminary Graduate, 4. WILLIAM LAKE Bill Track 45 Seminary Graduate, 4. REX LARSON M. V. Club 2, 3, 45 Seminary Class Pres. 1,45 Football 15 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Baseball 1,2, 3, 45 Seminary Graduate, 4. ARLEN LISH Lish Sophomore Class Vice-Pres5 Foot- ball 15 Wrestling 1,2,3, 45 State Champion 2,35 Seminary Graduate. KATHRYN LISH Kathy National Honor Society 45 Pep Club 45 F.H,A, 45 Transfer Student from Blackfoot High5 Pep Club 2, 35 G,A, A. 25 F,H,A, 2, 35 Lettered in G,A,A,5 Seminary Graduate, 4. SALLY LISH G,A,A, 45 F,H.A, 15 Girls Chorus 35 Pres. 35 Seminary Graduate, 4. KATHLEEN LISTER Kathy Betty Crocker Test Winner5 F,T,A, 2, 3, 45 German Club 25 Girls Chorus 1, 2. RAMONA LLOYD F.H,A. 25 Girls Chorus 2, 35 Seminary Graduate, 4. JOHN LOWE Peter German Club 25 Baseball 1,2, 3, 45 Boxing 1,3. DON MARLEY Desert Band 1, M. V. Club 3, 45 Football 1, w 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 35 Seminary Graduate. DEAN MORRIS Hurly M.V. Club 1,2,3,45 Mr. Marsh Valley Attendant 35 Football 15 Wrestling 1,2, 3, 45 Track 1, 35 Seminary Graduate, 4. JEANNIE MURPHY Freshman Chorus 15 Girls Chorus 2, 3. PEGGY NADOLSKI I Girls Chorus 1,25 Choir 3,45 F.H,A, 1, 2, 3,45 Parliamentarian 35 Sec. 45 I o,A,A, 35 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Freshman Homecoming Attendant5 Junior Prom Queeng Yearbook Personality5 Seminary Graduate. BONNIE NIELSEN Girls Chorus 1,25 Music Clinic 25 choir 3,45 F,r,A, 3,45 o,A,A, 1, 2, 3, 45 Intermural Manager 3, 45 Pep Club 1,3,45 Pres. 45 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 35 Majorette 35 Debate and Declamation Club 3, 45 Homecoming Queen5 Girls State Delegate 35 Seminary Graduate. WAYNE NISSON Norton Choir 3,45 F,F,A. 2,35 Football 2, 45 Basketball 1,2, 3, 45 Baseball 15 Boxing 1,3. DENISE OLSON Moose F,n,A, 1,2,45F.T.A, 45 Pep Club 1, 3,45 Co-ed Correspondent 35 Seminary Graduate, 4. HAROLD OLSON Hark Choir 35 M. V, Club 3,45 Senior Class Vice-Pres. 5 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Seminary Graduate. LEE OLSON National Honor Society 45 German Club 2, 3,45 Pres. 45 E,F,A, l,25 Football 45 Boy of the Monthg Seminary Graduate5 2nd Place, General Knowledge in German Contest. TERRI ORGILL Org Pep Club l, 25 Freshman Rep.5 G,A,A, 1, 25 Band 15 Drill Team 2, 3,45 F,H,A, 1. CURTIS PORE Curt F.F.A. 15 German Club 45 Vice- Pres. 45 Freshman Class Pres.5 Junior Prom King5 Track 3, 45 Wrestling.3,45 Basketball 15 Seminary Graduate, 4. JOYCE POPE Pope F,H,A, 1,2,3,45 F,T,A. 45 Pep Club 1,2,45 Band l,2,35 Pep Band 1, 2, 35 Music Clinic 25 Seminary Graduate, 4. 'LE NADA POPPLETON F. H.A. l, 45 Journalism 3, 45 Band 15 Drill Team 45 Homemaker of the Year 25 Seminary Graduate, 4. IEREL POTTER National Honor Society 45 F,F,A, 1,25 German Club 25 M.V. Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Manager of Football, Wrestling 1, 25 Wrestling 3, 45 Seminary Graduate, 4. RALPH PRICE National Honor Society 45 F.F.A, 1, 2, 3,45 Treasurer 25 Sec. 35 Pres. 45 Football 15 Basketball 15 Baseball l,2, 3,45 Seminary Graduate, 4. SHEILA REISNER Pep Club 2,45 G:A,A, 45Cl'1Oi.r 3, 45 Mar-Val Singers 45 Drill Team 3, 45 German Club 2, 3, 45 Sec. 25 Girls Chorus 1, 25 Seminary Class Sec. 45 Seminary Graduate, 4. ROLLIN REYNOLDS Rollie Band 15 M.V. Club 45 Band Rep. 15 Basketball 1, 25 Football 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 4. VALORY RICHARDS National Honor Society5 Sec. - Treas. 45 F,T,A, 2,3,45 F,H.A. 3, 45 Quill 83 Scroll 3, 45 Yearbook Staff 3, 45 Freshman Chorus Accompanist5 Freshman SeXtet5 Girls Chorus Accompanist 2, 35 Choir Accompanist 45 Mar-Val Singers Accompanist 45 Music Contest, Piano Solo 1 District 2 Regional5 Music Clinic 2, 35 Seminary Class Sec. 2, 35 Girls Chorus Girl of the Year 35 South Pacific Accompanist5 Seminary Graduate, 4. STEVEN ROBINSON National Honor Society5 Vice-Pres. 45 Medal for Top in Oral Categoryg Places in Three other Divisions in German Festival5 German Club 2, 3,45 Pres. 35 Junior Class Vice- Pres.5 Honorable Mention-National Merit Scholarship5 Declamation. TIM ROWE Tennessee F.F,A. l,2,35 Choir 45 M. V. Club 3, 45 Football 45 Basketball l,2, 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Track 25 Senior Class Reporterg Mr. Marsh Valley5 Seminary Graduate BARBARA SHAFFER Barb Freshman Chorus 15 Girl Chorus 25 Choir 3,45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Drill Team 3, 45 Pep Club 15 Music Clinic 3,45 Journalism 45 Seminary Graduate, 4. DENNIS SHAPPART Den F.F,A, 2,3,45 Rodeo Club 15 Track 2, 3, 45 Wrestling lg Seminary Graduate. FLOYD SIMONS Choir 2, 3, 45 Rodeo Club5 Football 1, 25 'Wrestling 25 F,T,A, 45 Seminary Graduate, 4. RAQUEL SMITH Kelly Freshman Chorus 15 Girls Chorus 25 Choir 3, 45 Mar-Val Singers 45 Drill Team 3,45 Council 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 G,A,A, 1, 2, 3, 45 Reporter 3, 45 F,H,A, l,3,45 Journalism 35 Girls Chorus Pres. 25 Choir Rep. 45 Senior Ball Attendant5 Seminary Graduate, 4. TINA SPRINGSTEEN Girls Chorus 2, 35 G,A,A, 2, 45 F,H,A, 25 F,T,A,, 45 Drill Team 4. RAY TAYSOM Ray Football 1, 2, 3,45 Basketball l,2,45 Baseball 1,45 Track 1. KIM THOMAS Choir 2, 3, 45 Pres. 45 Band l, 2, 3,45 Pres 45 Mar-Val Singers 45 Senior Class Rep.5 Mr. Marsh Valley Attendant5 Football 2, 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Seminary Graduate. RICHARD THOMAS Rich Choir 3, 45 Wrestling 1,25 Track 1, 25 Seminary Graduate. RONALD WAKLEY Wake National Honor Society 45 Choir 3, 45 F,F,A, 1, 25 M.V. Club 1,2,3, 45 Freshman Rep. 5 Sophomore Class Rep.5 Junior Class Pres. 5 Student Body Pres.5 Seminary Vice-Pres. 35 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Basketball Co-captain 35 Baseball Captain 35 All-State Honorable Mention in Football 35 Most Athletic 25 Class Favorite 25 Seminary Graduate SHERRY WALL Sher Choir 2,3,45 F,F,A, 45 G,A,A, l, 2, 3, 45 Drill Team 2, 3, 45 F, l-LA, 1, 2, 3, 45 Mar-Val Singers 45 Drill Master of Drill Team 45 Seminary Graduate. IANICE WANNER Janie Girls Chorus 2,3,45 E,H,A. 13 Seminary Graduate, 4. ROBBIN WEAVER Rob F, F,A, 1, 25 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Track l,2,35 Seminary Graduate. MICHAEL WILLIAMS Willie F, E,A, l, 25 Football 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Seminary Graduate. RONALD WOODLAND Woody National Honor Society 45 Pres. 45 Band 1,2,45 German Club 3, 45 M. V. Club 3,45 Manager 25 Statistician 2, 45 National Merit Semifinalistg Medal for Top in General Knowledge5 Places in three other divisions in German Festival5 Seminary Graduate, 4. H9 Allen, Byron- -34, 97 Allen, Eloise--46,86,87, 102,115 Bloxham Bloxham Bloxharn Bosworth, INDEX Linda--20 Rickie--46, 66 Sue--35, 83, 96 Jane--35 Christensen, Ruth Ann--36, 82, 98, Allen, Winn--56, 86, 87 Almond, Ann--34, 82, 83, 96 Anderson, Sharon--46, 90, 95, 96, 98, 102 Anderson, Shauna--56, 84,91,115 Anderson, Sherman--46 Anderson, Val--34, 83 Andrews, Edith--34 Andrews, Verlen- -34, 83, 93 Andrus, Clinton--20, 97, 115 Andrus, Jim--34, 97 Andrus, Kim--56,97 Andrus, Linda--46, 85, 95, 96 Archibald, Cathryn- - 34, 42, 92, 94, 98 Armstrong, Stuart--34, 64, 73, 97 Austin, Michael--20, 107 Austin, Randall--34 Avery, Diana--20, 90, 92, 96 Bailey, Karen Ann- - 16, 20, 26, 30, '88, 89, 91, 93, 94, 98, 101, 105,108, 114,115, 116 Bailey, Kathleen--46, 49, 88, 89, 96, 98 Bailey, LaRae--56,84,90,96 Baker, Rex--34 Baker, Richard--46 Barfuss, Brenda--56,91,98 Barfuss, Pamela- -46, 93, 96, 98, 102, 115 Barfuss, Sheldon--20, 72,74 Barnes, Ronda- -34, 92, 94 Barron, Marc--19,20 Beck, Terrell--19, 20, 26, 64, 65, 76, 99 Bennett, Loretta- -20, 92,94,96, 109 Bennett, Randy--46, 66, 73,75 Bennett, Renee--34,90,91,95,96 Betty, Kay--56,57,85 Betty, Lester--20,72,76 Blanchard, Gary--46,76,116 Bloxham, Brenda--16, 35, 102,115 Bloxham, Craig--55, 56, 66, 73, 76 Bloxham, Daniel--20, 64, 65, 72, 92, 99 Bloxham, Jan--15,35, 83, 89, 95, 96, 108 Bloxham, Lee--46, 66, 67, 68, 75, 99 120 Bosworth, Ross--56, 66, 76 Bowen, Jackie--35, 88, 95,98 Bower, Carrol--46, 85, 95, 96, 111 Boyce, LaMont--56, 66, 73 Bronson, Bruce--35, 64,67,99, 100, 105 Brower, Connie--35 Brower, Richard--16,20,28,68,95, 102, 115 Brower, Sheila--47, 96, 111 Brown, Diana--35,92,94,96,102, 109 Brown, Hal--54,56,116 Bullock, ivan--35, 68, 70, 97, 99 Bullock, Jennie--56, 86, 87, 90, 96 Bullock, Lou Ann--56, 84, 85, 90, 96 Bullock, Susan--35, 82, 95, 100, 108 Bunn, Jacob--106 Burkett, Gail--56,58,84,85,91, 96 98,102 Burkett, Janet--16, 21, 26, 31, 88, 89,90,91,92,93,94,102,114,115 Burrup, Roger--47,95 Burt, LaWanna--35,102 Burt, Van--21, 82, 83,102 Burton, Wayne--47,53 Bybee, Patricia--35 Byington, Carla--54, 56, 57, 84, 91, 96,98,102 Byington, Judy--106 Byington, Karen--16, 21, 88, 89, 95, 96, 98, 100,102, 109, 105 Cagle, Ronald--47 Call, Mary Jean--56,84 Campbell, David--56, 57, 66, 73, 76 Campbell, Russell--36, 64, 65, 75, 99 Capell, Danny--47, 76 Capell, Pamela--56,86,87 Casperson, Vance--46, 47, 66, 73, 97 Chandler, Pamela--56, 86,87 Christensen, Anne--21,26,77,83, 91,96 Christensen, Emory--47, 97 Christensen, Rula Dawn--16, 36, 95 100 Christiansen, Kim--47, 66, 73,97 Christiansen, Marianne- -47, 85, 95, 96, 98 Christiansen, Marilyn--47, 85, 95, 96, 98 Christiansen, Teri--18, 19, 21, 31, 83 Coffin, Jerry- -34, 36 Colling, Ken- -36, 72 Condie, Blair--54,57,66,'71 Condie, Christine--36, 95, 96,102, 115 Cordell, Brenda--47, 111 Cordell, Dennis--36 Criddle, James--57, 66, 73, 86, 87, 115 Criddle, Reo--36,75,99 Crump, Karla--47,86,87 Crump, Robert--47, 66, 73, 76, 97, 99 Cunningham, Cathy- -44, 45, 46, 47 88, 89, 98, 115 Dahlke, Dennis--57,66,71,76,90, 97 Dahlke, Leta--21, 31, 82, 83, 88, 89, 90, 95, 96, 98, 102 Dahlke, Vicki--32, 33, 36, 40, 82, 88, 90 Dahlke, William- -47, 66, 72, 99 Davis, Bill- -22, 76,97 Davis, Dan--48,97 Davis, Ian- -57, 86, 87, 91, 98, 115 Davis, Marva--22, 85 Daybrest, Betty--36 Degn, Jeanette--48, 84, 85 Degn, Kenneth--22, 64, 65, 68, 70, 76, 82 Denny, Jo Lois--22, 82, 83, 85, 90, 92, 94, 95, 109,114 Denton, Ellis--48,97 Dopp, Arland--48, 66, 71, 76,99 Dunn, Janie--16,36,83,90,93,94, 96, 115 Easter, Allan--57,97 Easter, Gary--37,97 Edwards, Wesley--37,75,97 Egan, Michael--57,66,97 Egan, Nancy--57,84,85,91,94, 102 Egan, Patricia--57,84, 96,98 Egan, Vicki--48, 82, 90, 95,96,111 Egley, Joe--13,15,19, 22,26,'31, 64, 65, 68, 69, 76, 99, 108 Egley, Linda--37,96,100 Egley, Lu Anna--48, 83, 86,87 Elliott, Roy--57, 76 Ellis, Larry--57 Evans, Ann--48 Evans, Dale--48, 71, 76, 97, 99 Evans, Morgan--37, 42, 64, 65, 76, 83, 100,109 Evans, Larry--57 Evans, Lyle--58 Fallows, Ida--48, 84, 85, 98 Fink, James--48 Fink, Paula--22 Fuhriman, Crae--48, 75 , 82, 97 Fuhriman, Marilee- -22, 90, 93, 100,108 Garrett, Karen--16, 37, 83, 88, 89, 91, 96, 100, 108,115 Garrett, Steven--58, 66, 76,97 Georgeson, Gary--48,71, 115 Gerber, Harvey--58, 93, 97 Gibbs, Dee Ann--37, 82, 83, 90, 92, 94, 95, 96 Gibbs, Neal--22,97,115 Gilbert, Quin--22, 72, 99, 107 Girard, Raymond--37, 64, 65, 68, 69 99 Glass, Byron--22, 64,65,76,83 Godfrey, Carolyn--48, 84, 96, 98 Goodenough, Nancy--37, 91, 93, 94, 95,96,100, 108 Green, Becky--16, 19, 22, 30, 77, 83, 91,96,98,101, 102,105, 115, 116 Green Erban--46, 48, 73, 97 Green, Juliana--58 Green, Iulie Anne--58, 96 Gunnell, Bonnie--37,90, 91 Hadley, Diane--16, 22, 82, 90, 95, 96,98,100,115 Hadley, Irene- -37, 82, 95,96 Hadley, Nancy--48, 88, 96 Hadley, Scott--13, 16, 18, 23, 30, 64, 65, 68, 70, 75, 76, 92, 94, 99, 100, 101, 104,114,115 Hadley, Steve--32, 33, 37, 39, 41, 64, 65, 73, 75, 92, 99, 107 Hagler, Lana--44, 46, 49, 88, 96, 98 Hall, Betty Jo--58, 86, 87, 90, 98 Hall, Carolyn--58 Hall, Christina--49, 84 Hall, Craig--58, 86, 87 Hall, Greg--37 Hall, Jackie--38 Hall, Linda--49, 53 Hall, Marvin--58,97 Hall, Max- -33, 35, 38, 40, 41, 73, 82, 83, 97 Hall, Myra Lee--49, 82, 86, 87, 115 Hall, Shelley--49 Hall, Vee Ann--23, 30, 82, 83, 86, Hyde, Brenda--59, 85, 96 lrick, Dennis--49,97 ltami, Yuki--59, 85, 96, 102, Jacobson, Michael--39, 66, 68, 70, 75, 82, 99 Jemmett, Connie--49, 85, 90, 96,98 Jemmett, Reena- -24, 31, 82, 83, 96, 98 Jenkins, Eddie--59 Jenkins, June--32, 39, 42, 79, ss, ss, 87, 104,114,115 Hancock, Terry--23, 83, 99, 115 Hansell, Beverly--82, 86, 87, 106 Harris, Bruce--38, 75 Harris, Laraine--58, 85 Harris, Laurel--38, 40, 82, 88, 89, 90 91,96 Harris, Lyla--3s,5o,92,99,9s,s9, 95,96 Harris, Lynn-'- 32, 38, 115 Harrison, Carol--46, 49 Hathaway, Lorin- -23 Hathaway, Susan--57, 59, 85, 91, 96 Henderson, Ronald--23, 28, 82 Henderson, Roy--54, 59, 66, 97, 107 Henderson, Sandra- -38, 83, 90, 95, 96 Henderson, Steve--59, 97 Henson, Melba--38, 90, 92, 93, 94, 96 Hickman, Dale--39, 66,75 Hickman, Len Jay--23, 64, 65, 75, 99, 102 Hill, Alex- -49, 97, 115 Hill, Karen--59, 85 104,111 Jensen, Sharon--59, 86, 87, 91, 98, 115 Jensen, Terry--39, 64, 65, 73, 75, 99 Johnson, Chelane--49 Johnson, David--39, 68, 70 Johnson, Patrick--50, 97, 115 Johnson, Raylene--50, 111 Jones Jones Clifton--50 Gary--24, 64, 65, 82, 83, 99, 101,102, 105,111,115 Jones, Hal- -50, 66, 75,82 Jones Jeffrey--44, 50, 66, 76 Jones Larry--39, 64, 65, 82, 90,99 100 Jorgensen, Carl--40, 97 Kay, Jeanine--40, 42, 95, 96, 102, 115 Kay, Sheldon--59,61,97 Keller, Michael--50,97 Keller, Scott--40 King, Ted--50 Kissel, Albert--50 Hobson, De Anne--39, 96 Holmes, Judy--39,42, 92 Howell, Bill--4-5, 49, 66, 75, 97 Howell, Cheryl--59, 84, 96,98 Howell, John--39, 64, 65, 97 Howell, Stephen--39, 66,73 Howell, Suzanne--24, 88, 89, 102 Hubbard, Jeannie--59, 86, 87, 88, 90, 112 Hunsaker, Denice--28, 39, 82, 90, 102 Hunsaker, Dennis--24, 64, 65, 99, 116 Hunsaker, Lee--39, 64, 65, 72, 73, 76, 97, 99 Hurd, Nancy- -49 Kissel, Charles--50 Kissel, Michael-- 40 Kissel, Neddra--50 Koester, Kevin--40, 64, 65, 97, 99, 100,101 Koester, Marsha--50, 79, 89, 96, 98, 104 Kofoed, Gary- -40 Lake, William- -24 Larsen, Catherine--16, 40, 88, 89,92 93, 94,96,115 Larsen, Vicki- -59 Larson, Louise--56, 59, 84, 85 Larson, Rex--24, 75, 82, 99 121 Lazenby, Dewayne--106 Liljenquist, Dana--40 Lish, Arlen--25,72,74,99,107 89, 91,96 Nadolski, Peggy--26, 77, 83, 96,112 Naef, Larry--60, 66,71 Price, Kathleen- -42 , 83, 90, 96 Price, Ralph--16, 27, 75, 97,115 Price, Vern--52, 66, 73, 90,97 Lish, Betsy--59, 62, 79, 85, 96, 98, 105 Lish, Diane--33, 40, 41, 96 Lish, Janet--59,62,84, 98 Lish Judy- -40 Lish Kathy--16, 25, 90, 96, 115 Lish, Lonny--44,50 Lish, Mark--41,66, 72 Lish, Monte--41, 72, 74, 99 Lish, Pamela--59 Lish, Paul--59,76 Lish, Ron--25 Lish, Sally--25,98 Lister, Kathleen--25. 116 Lloyd, Ramona--25 Lloyd, Ronald--51, 97 Lockyer, Richard--51, 66, 72, 97, 99 Lowe, John--26 Lowry, Craig--51, 111,116 Lowther, Clyde--59, 66, 73 Marley, Don--26,64,65,99 Martin, Carol--41 McDaniel, Jerry--59,66,86,87 McDaniel, Julie--59 McFarland, Richard--60, 66, 76, 97 McKee, Clayton--60,86,87 Dean--26 Meredith, Carla--41,85 Meredith, Randall--60, 73,76 Meredith, Robert--73, 82,83, 106 Millard, Clark--60,97 Miller, Miller, Paul--41,66,72,73,97 Morris, Connie--60, 84, 99,115 Morris, Dean--26 Morris, Luana--60,82,85,86,87 Naylor, Merlene--51, 85, 90, 96,98 Neeser, Clark--60,97 Neeser,John--39, 107 Nelson, Bobby--97 Nelson, Colleen--51 Nelson, Danny--51, 97 Nelson, LaRee--60,85 Nestor, Nestor, Bob--60, 76, 97 Emery--41, 97 Newbold, Gaylon--46, 5 1, 86, 87 Nielsen, Bonnie--27,79,80,83,90, 91, 95, 96, 98, 100, 101 Nielsen, Craig--60 Nielsen, Ivalue- - 16, 42, 82, 83, 88, 89, 91, 96, 102, 115 Nisson, Blaine--13, 42, 92, 94, 100, 109 Nisson, Wayne-- 13, 27, 64, 65, 83, 99 Olson, Denise--27, 90, 95,96 Olson, Eric--60,66,97,115 Olson, Harold- -18, 27, 99 Olson, Lee--13, 16, 27, 30, 64, 65, 101,102,106,1l4,115 Orgill, Rex--51, 53 Orgill, Terri--27, 88, 89, 93, 94 Payne, Charles--51,97 Payne, Lorraine--60, 84,96 Payne, Steven--51, 97 Penrose, Keith--13, 42, 64, 65, 67, Price, Vicki- -60, 85, 96 Proctor, Ronald--60 Ray, John--57, 60, 66 Read, lim--52, 70, 71 Reisner, Sheila--27, 31, 83, 88, 89, 90, 91, 98, 102 Reynolds, Rollin- -28, 64, 65, 99 Rhodehouse, Norman--52 Richards, Brenda- -16, 42, 83, 88, 89, 90, 91, 96, 100, 115 Richards, Valory- -16, 28, 82, 83, 93, 94, 95, 96, 114, 115, 30 Richards, Veloy- -16, 42 , 93, 94, 95 96, 115 Richardson, Katherine--43 Richardson, Linda--61, 96 Roberts, Paula--61, 84, 85, 90, 96 Robinson, Steven--16, 31, 100,102, 106,115 Rowe, Tim--18, 28, 64, 65, 68, 69, 75, 76, 90, 91,99 Rowe, Victor--52, 66, 104 Rowsell, Carol--52, 77, 84, 85, 91, 96,98 Sexton, Scott--43, 76, 97, 99 Shaffer, Barbara--28, 31, 82, 83, 88 s9,92,1o5,115 Shaffer, Pamela- -61, 84, 85, 96, 98 Shaffer, Peggy--28, 83, 99 Penrose, Marilyn--60, 84, 85, 91, 98 Perkins, Andrea- -52, 84, 96 Shappart, Bruce--43 Shappart, Dennis--28, 76,97 Sievers, Nancy--61 Simons, Floyd--29, 82, 83 Morris, Lu Ann--51, 85, 95, 115 Morrison, Darlene--41, 90, 91 Morrison, Larry--51, 76 Morrison, Linda--51, 84,85 Morrison, Terry--33,40,41,64, 65, 75, 99 Moser, Donald--51, 72, 97,99 Murdock, Kerry--60 Murphy, Cathy--60, 84, 98 Murphy, Jeannie- -26 Myler, Don--64, 65, 99, 107 Nadoiski, Nancy--51, 77, 82, sa, ss l22 Pope, Connie--52, 82, 88, 95, 96, 115 Pope, Curtis--27, 102 Pope, Flora--52 Pope, Joyce--27, 95, 96 Poppleton, LeNada--27, 92, 96 Poppleton, Mary- -55, 60, 85, 98 Potter, Potter, Bruce--42,76,86,87,102 Derrel- -66, 73, 76 Potter, Jerel- -24, 27, 30, 115 Potter, Potter, Potter, JoAnn- -42, 96 Kenneth--52, 76, 97 Robert- -42, 75, 107 Preslar, Terry--42, 73, 97 Skeem, Terry--61, 85, 90,98 Smith, Annette--61, 85,91 Smith, Craig--52, 76,99 Smith, Cynthia--42, 43, 82, 95,96 Smith, Raquel--19, 29, 31, 82, 83, 88, 89, 91, 98 Sorensen, Carolyn--49, 52, 53, 84, 85 90, 95, 96 Sorensen, Sheldon--52, 71, 82,83 Springsteen, Tina--29, 88, 95, 98 Stanger, Rhett--43 Steed, Kenneth--43, 97 Stephenson, LaDeana--52, 53, 83, 88, 89, 90, 91, 95, 98 Stoddard, Robert- -44, 52, 66, 71, 76,97 Stone, Vickie--52, 82, 83, 95,98 Stuart, Argina--53, 96, 98 Swim, David--53,72, 115 Tarbet, Paula--61, 84, 85,96 Taysom, Ray--29, 64, 65, 101 Thomas, Kim--18, 29, 31, 82, 83, 86, 87, 101,115 Thomas, Richard--29 Thompson, Annette--53,88, 89, 96, 102 Thompson, Dale--6l,86, 87 Thompson, Jeannette- -53, 82, 86, 87, 95, 115 Thompson, Tracy--43, 86, 87 Treasure, Ron--42, 43, 83, 92 Tripp, Mary Lee--62,98 Van Leuven, Cindy--43,83,96 Van Leuven, Linda--62, 84 Wakley, Dani- -53, 85, 96 Wakley, Ronald-- 13, 14,15, 29, 30, 64, 68, 69, 75, 76, 83, 99, 109, 115 Walc, Gene--62 Wall, Sherry--29, 83, 88, 89, 95, 96, 98 Wanner, Clark--62 Wanner, Janice--29, 85 Weaver, Robbin--29, 92 Wellard, Thomas--53 Wheatley, Karen- -16, 33, 35, 41, 43, 83, 88, 89,115 Whitworth Whitworth Whitworth Whitworth, Whitwor th Whitworth, Charmain--46, 53, 88 Debra--53, 84, 85 Forrest--62, 66, 73, 76 Marian--43, 84 Paula--43 Terry--62, 85,98 Wilde, Dee--62,97, 107 Wilding, Dean--43,82 Williams, John--53, 86, 87 Williams, Michael- -28, 29, 6 72, 74, 75, 99, 116 Wilson, Gary--53, 97 Wilson, Mark--62, 97, 107 Woodland, Ronald- - 16, 29, 3 105 , 115 4,65, 0,104, Woodland, Steven--62, 66, 73, 86, 87,115 Woodland, Susan--62, 86, 87, 90, 98, 115,116 Wright, Gerald--43, 97 Wright, Kathie--53, 58, 84 Yearsley, Eugene--53, 66, 71, 76,97 Yearsley, Gary--32,43,64,65,68, 69, 70, 76, 83, 99, 105 Qilyd ETL ,lt The doors through which we pass, the corridors, the minutes of sociabilities before class, the class rooms, youth coming and going. . . Year after year buses empty their loads each morning, and students wander into the hallways and classrooms. The future years will bring new faces and changes to the school scene. There shall be for us this record of the friends we know, the things we did, and the memories that are still dear to us. Soon, we, the class of 1966, will be leaving this student body. with us we will take our indi- vidual thoughts, memories, and goalsg many of which werefmolded in these halls and rooms. To the daily routine of classes, rushing from room to room, and finally back to the buses. Quiet descends upon the school, through the lonely halls are heard the sounds of echoing footsteps. Yes, this entrance to our school, our beloved Marsh Valley High, has seen many come and go. It rests quietly as the Seniors of each year graduate and leave, on to what lies ahead. Q u. 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