Marsing High School - Arrow Yearbook (Marsing, ID)

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.IUNIOR CLASS HISTORY I shot an arrow into the air, It eame to earth I knew not whereg But being a lanior, I was near. The year was started off by our electing the following officers: President ................ ...... R udy Subia Vice-President ....... ............ L ouis Hall Shirlene LaRue Secretary ......... Treasurer .............................. Carroll Floyd Student Council Representatives ........... . Donna Smith and Roy Herman Reporter .......................... Wendy Bowman Class Motto - Don't stop until you reach the top. Class Colors ...................... Blue and White Class Flower .......... ......... R ed Carnation Room Mothers - Mrs. Horrace, Mrs. Sevy, Mrs. Maggard, Mrs. Dobbin. We have appreciated the time and patience given us by our class sponsors, Mr. Arrambide and Mrs. Larsen. We found that it is not just an honor to be upper classmen, but it is a time when re- sponsibilities increase. Of course we have had lots of fun, too. To start out the year our class sponsored a skating party at Nampa which many of the students attended. Some of the other parties were the hay ride at Given Springs and the Ipiarty given us by the Seniors at the Grange all. Class members not returning to school this year were: Phyllis Clover now Phyllis Therrien., Gerri Skelton now Gerri Williams, Thelma Dodson now Thelma Stattner, Betty Graybeal now Betty Averril, Doris Swinney, Ioan Place, Iames Beams, Roy Buckley, lim Moore, Ken- neth Wilkins, and Barbara Benson, who, by the way, went to school one semester and was hit hard by Mr. Cupid. Our new students are Mary Zellmer and Delphine Graybeal, Much hard work went into earning money to put on the Iunior-Senior Prom. Two means of money-making were selling autograph books and putting on the Christmas Dance which was a lot of hard work but was worth all our effort. On March 21, we gave our Class Play, You'l1 Die Laughing. From all reports that we have heard it was a great success. Another means of increasing our finances was the Talent Show. On February 7, we sponsored the Talent Show, all the nearby grade schools were invited. A first, second and third prize were given to the three best groups in the grade school, in the junior high, and in the high school. Many of the Iuniors seemed interested in sports. Several of the boys who went out were: Dick Symms, Roy Herman, Cecil Horrace, Mor- ris Larsen, Richard Maggard, Bert Orr, Bob Scheuffele, Bud Shields, Rudy Subia, Edgar Swinney, Kenneth Axtell, Nelson Brant, Don Dobbin, Ralph Frei, and Spencer Wilson. Some of the girls going out for sports were: Bonnie Kiester, Thelma Cearley, Delphine Graybeal, Donna Smith, Marilyn Raymer, and Carroll Floyd. Beauty and personality were awarded to attendants and Sweethearts from our class. Thelma Cearley was chosen attendant to the Homecoming Queen and Shirlene LaRue, Thel- ma Cearley, Carroll Floyd, and Wendy Bow- man were out Sweethearts at the Ball. Hail to the new Freshmen and farewell and happy landings to the Seniors.