Marsing High School - Arrow Yearbook (Marsing, ID)

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AJIWBALL ,Wu ,AxK,. at ' V Q foe ep. Bvinxdfne C1105 M515 X 101 . N11 ge Yixoqert Wo The 1951-1952 season opened with the return ot only live lettermen. Barbara Larsen and Ginger Symms were veteran players with three letters. Two year lettermen were Betty Needs and Bonnie Kiester. One year letterman was Arlene Burman. These tive girls and the graduating seniors ot 1951 played in the Kuna tournament and were runners-up tor the championship. A new trophy was added to the trophy case. Girls coming out with numerals earned last year were Molly Panzeri, loyce Muldoon, Carmen Usabel, Arlene LaRue, and Lucille Dines. A welcome addition to the team was Delphine Graybeal from Turlew, Washington. Dorothy Ballinger also played her tirst year with the team. The girls looked forward to a successful year with Mrs. Beatrice Larsen as coach tor the second year. Barbara Larsen, playing her fourth year on the varsity, was chosen captain and was high point girl. bex' Qu3Y'3ib,vJX4g2gteglO3'r xekk io 50 gow ' X9 CY' SY 30011 B0 0 - QQYWE' 11991 5:51 XNOY9' err rkffol' void' 11. low! e'5' lol W-Onoq Xexx rogue g Loysewxe gm N061 . ' O VCX 95 BO-+I. me LOBOQOQKGTCM L Detox EW093. PJXGQQK53 OX. Q0 COQCYY' vtuldooflllxlggla. otlce uma 611616. gtdlx ef- q ed lo Shiga' Q0 YQQ 97, ' Q6 626551111 342121111 P32111 lm Hem D010 5:61 flew The girls made a great showing at the toufnament which was at Homedale March 13, 14, 15. December 4 ...... .. Marsing 50, G Marsing 57, ll Marsing 61, lanuary 4 .. Marsing 52, 15 Marsing GU, 18 Marsing 42, 22 . Marsing 45, 25 . Marsing 54, February 4 .. Marsing 47, 8 . .. Marsing 56, 16 . Marsing 46, 19 .... .. ....... Marsing 39, GIRL Eagle 32 .. .. ....,... There Middleton C3 . .... Here Homedale 74 There Eagle 32 . . Here Notus 29 . .... . .. Here Middleton 59 There Homedale 49 . Here Melba 47 , . Here Kuna 59 .. . Here Melba 57 There Kuna G7 There Nolus 35 . ..... . There

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it le I nt ROW' lick BOWQ Nioqgmd FTC ' kb. m5. R goggle' Dt Sym N4 Wont. r-sen. C' Cgslilefmdn' M Qqmd. Mi Lit. Usfibel' l O HOHQCGI bbw' it. C- U. D0 , nec scheull.elii'. 510935. to Tgghx-A ko yiqlgilbacyt Parris BASEBALL The baseball team will be formed around sev- en returning lettermen. They are: Roman Usabel, Richard Maggard, Bob Scheutlele, Dick Syrnms, Chester Case, Lance Severns, and Nick Pascoe. Others who saw action last year are Roy Herman, Wayne Maggard, and Forest Fleck. Newcomers this season are Cecil Horrace, Don Dobbin, Morris Larsen, Nelson Brant, and Gene Smith. We expect a successful season this year al- though We lost many lettermen last year. Coach Parrish will have a job at the beginning, but at the close of the season We should be one of the top teams in the league. April 8 ........................ Marsing at Wilder ll ..... ..,... A drian at Marsing 15 ..... ...... H omedale at Marsing 18 ..... ....... W ilder at Marsing 22 ..... ....... M arsing at Adrian 25 ......... ....... M arsing at I-lornedale 29-30 ....... ...... S RV. Baseball Playoff