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

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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

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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

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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