Marsing High School - Arrow Yearbook (Marsing, ID)

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FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY We started the year of l95l-52 off by electing class officers, sponsors, and room mothers. They were as follows: President ............ ......... T eddy Greer Vice-President ...,, ....,..... I erry Horrace Secretary .,...., .e,..,.... .......,...... E l aine Blackstock Treasurer ....,..,,,,,.....................,....,.....,...., Connie Hill Reporters .......... lo Anne Paine and Shannon Titus Representatives ,V..., Mary Subia and Loren Greer Sponsors ..................,.....,. Miss Orr and Mr. Purcell Room Mothers ...... ..... M rs. Young, Mrs. Greer, Mrs. Falen, Mrs. Gaines We were initiated by the high and mighty Sophomores on October 5. We wore gunny sack skirts and blouses. The skirts had to be eight inches above our knees. The girls had to wear loggers or go barefooted with three brightly col- ored ribbons around each leg. Along side of the girls' straight hair the boys' curly hair looked very nice. The boys wore sandals with nylons and plenty of make-up on their faces. We had to kneel and say the school creed at the Sopho- more's command. l'm sure we all enjoyed doing the Hokey Pokey at the half of the football game that day. The boys going out tor football were Teddy and Loren Greer, Robert Malmberg, Ioe Strang, and Phillip Martin. -s There were nine Freshmen out for basketball. They were Rodney Hawes, Loren and Teddy Greer, Phillip Martin, lerry Horrace, Leo Doser, Francis Dines, and Robert Malmberg. Mary Subia and Io Anne Paine were on the girls' lunior Varsity basketball team. The boys boxing were Dan McClintick and Charles Iinx Mitchell. We were very proud to have Mary Subia as one of the lunior Varsity Yell Leaders. The Freshmen students taking band were: Verlyn Gaines, Rodney Hawes, lo Anne Paine, Elaine Blackstock, and Donna Bish. Patricia Young was a band majorette. Glenda Landlord, Io Anne Paine, Mary Subia, and Donna Bish were chosen sweethearts from the Freshman class for the Sweethearts Ball. We had several class parties during the year and they were enjoyed by all who attended. We want to thank our sponsors and room mothers for helping to make them a great success. This has been a very exciting year and we are looking forward to becoming Sophomores next year.

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