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

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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!

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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.

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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