Marsing High School - Arrow Yearbook (Marsing, ID)

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QW' ...I , Bgck B1-Q H0w, 1 I D' 812,55 gr? Eng rgghtg R S . . Smith, dogg? K Axre11 QF Ugers, ' M, W melee. Pro ilson Ht ROW, Iglfvt PQSCO, S W O Fight. USO ' T Hobrggiftf-BLQ,Sen ' ' Shiejds' TRACK The Marsing cindermen started the season in March. Coach Parmelee has worked out a very impressive schedule. Track in Marsing is steadily growing, although this is only the third year for this sport at Mars- ing. With twelve returning lettermen spear- headed by four Seniors, who have been breaking the tape for Marsing for the last three years, Coach Don Parmelee and the team are looking forward to a very successful season. Don Raymond and Nick Pascoe tossed the shot and discus after proving that they were very adept at these events in the S.R.V. meet last spring. Tom Robison gave the 440 all that he had which was enough to win. Rudy Subia was a strong contender in the half mile as also was Kenneth Axtell. Marvin Wilson defended his S. R. V. championship in the half mile. Bud Shields and Spencer Wilson showed promising work in the mile, as they are both willing and hard workers. The only returning sprinter is Dick Buxton who gave a fine account of himself in the 220. Nelson Brant and Morris Larsen tossed the javelin and did broad-jumping. When it comes to the hurdles Melvin Hale really topped the timbers, placing in several big meets this spring. Three members of the championship mile relay team were back this year! They are Tom Robison, Marvin Wilson, and Duane Greer. The other relays were dependent on the new recruits.