Marsing High School - Arrow Yearbook (Marsing, ID)

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GiHs'Tennis The tennis team had a good start because of the return of seven play- ers. Mr. Anthony Arrambide was the coach and guided the girls through a very successful season. Three of the players are Seniors. Arlene Burman, and Betty Kaneshige played singles for their third year. Shirley Benz also played her third year at doubles. Donna Smith, a Iunior, played singles for her third year. Dolores Axtell with two years' experience, and Belva Larsen, with one, played doubles. Back Row, left to right: Shirley Renz, Thelma Cearley, Donna Smith, Mr. Arrarribide. Front Row, left to right: Dolores Axtell, Belva Larsen, Arlene Burman, Betty Kaneshige. Boys'Tennis The boys' team had a very suc- cessful season with Mr. Anthony Ar- rambide as their coach. There were only three boys, lim Starr, Ralph Frei, and David Chase returning from last year. They all played singles. Dale Lawrence, Claryle Cossins, Clare Lawrence, Gerald Moon, and Lee Fleck had all gone out for tennis before, but did not make the team until this year. TENNIS Back Row, left to right: Mr. Arrambide, David Chase, Dale Lawrence, Claryle Cossins, Ralph Frei. Front Row, left to right: Clare Lawrence, Iim Starr, Gerald Moon, Lee Fleck.

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