Marsing High School - Arrow Yearbook (Marsing, ID)

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September 5-6 10 14 15 21 28 October 1-2 4 5 12 19 26 27 29-30 November 2 6 9 1 7 22 27 29 30 December 1 4 7 ll 13 14 18 21 22 to Ian. 2 Ianuary 4 8 1 1 15 CALENDAR 0F 1951-52 Registration Classes begin! Everybody very happy! Marsing beats Fruitland, 12-0 Iamboree at Parma Huskies down Wilder, 21-6 First Home Game Huskies edge out Parma, 19-12 Marsing trounces Eagle, 20-0 Teachers work, Students play. Teachers' meeting in Boise. National Assembly. Iohn Nichols, the Yankee Clipper, gives interesting talk Marsing slaughters Middleton, 21-0 Marsing battles Homedale, there 6-6 Record crowd at Homecoming game. Ginger Symms crowned queen. Marsing downs New Plymouth, 19-13. Dance spon- sored by M-Clubs. Marsing travels to Fruitland Fruitland trampled, 46-0 Forty-three Y-Teens attend the Fall Con- ference in Nampa. Largest delegation there was from Marsing. Work Day! Proceeds go to General Fund. No school. Fighting Huskies beat Notus, 25-0 Annual Staff attend Year Book meeting at Pocatello. Huskies bow to Adrian on home field, 47-0 High light of football season! Huskies and many boosters, travel to Twin Falls. Huskies beat Heyburn 7-6 for Class B State Championship. Thanksgiving Holidays! Four days' rest Student Council, club presidents, year book staff, and Hi-Light staff attend meet- ing at Payette. Music Concert by Band and Chorus Father-Daughter banquet, sponsored by Y-Teens, Annual Dance followed banquet. Hard working annual staff serve refresh- ments at the Dobbin Implement Co. show. Marsing downs Eagle at Eagle, 43-37 First Conference basketball game. Marsing downs Middleton on home floor, 45-37. Huskies bow to Homedale, there, 30-40. Girls also are defeated. Senior Play, You Can't Take It With You. Huskies beat Adrian, there 60-44. In a thrilling home game, Marsing downs Parma, 57-3 . Christmas Dance sponsored by the Iuniors. Marsing travels to New Plymouth to be defeated 60-46. Christmas Vacation. Huskies down Eagle on home floor, 49-41. In a close game Fruitland is defeated by agile Huskies, 53-56. Huskies travel to Wilder. Bow in close game, 53-56. Fighting Huskies are defeated by Notus on Marsing court. Score 54-61. Girls win 0-29. 17 18 22 25 28 29 February l 4 6 7 8 ll 12 12-13 14 15 19 27-29 March 3.4, 5, 12.13, 13, 14, 21 April 4 8 9 10-1 1 1 1 15 18-19 22 25 26 29-30 May 9 2-10 16-17 18 20 21 22 23 6,7 14 15 In the home ring Marsing boxers beat the Kuna squad 4-3, l draw. Huskies travel to Middleton and meet defeat, 50-67. Homedale edged Marsing on Marsing court 33-45. Homedals girls barely beat Mars- ing girls 45-49. On their home court Huskies defeat Adrian, 44-43. ln the Marsing ring Nampa defeats Marsing. Student Body Elections. Home floor is site of defeat of Huskies by Parma, 41-49. Marsing bows to New Plymouth on home floor, 36-40. Marsing girls play Kuna. Lose game 47-59. Iayvees lose 26-27. Marsing boxers go to Nampa. Lose 2-3, 1 draw. Talent Show, sponsored by Iunior Class. Ierry Wilson and Dean Usabel win third. Huskies travel to Fruitland to lose 40-46. Boxers to Kuna, lose 3-4, 2 draws. Girls journey to Melba. Lose 56-57. Our boxers travel to Meridian. Lose 1-7, 1 draw. Marsing beats Wilder on home floor, 57-54. Chorus and band go to Music Clinic at Nyssa. Caldwell boxers come here. Beat us 1-4, 2 draws. Sweethearts Ball. Arlene Burman crowned Marsing Sweetheart. Marsing traveled to Notus for last confer- ence game. Beat them 52-51. Girls won also, 39-35. Basketball tournament at Kuna. District Basketball Tournament. Boxing Tournament at Caldwell. Girls' District Tournament at Hamedale. Mardi Gras sponsored by Sophomore Class Iunior Play First baseball game at Wilder. Snake River Relay Meet. Good News! Dismissed for a two-day vacation! Adrian plays Marsing nine on home field. Marsing plays Homedale on Marsing field. District Music Festival. Marsing at Adrian. Iunior-Senior Prom. S.R.V. Track Meet at Weiser. S.R.V. Baseball Playoff. Athletic Banquet. District Track Meet. State Regional Baseball Tournament and State Track Meet. Baccalaureate. May Day Program. Graduation Senior Breakfast at Mrs. Percifield's. End of six weeks. Everybody happy, no more school for three more months.