Marsing High School - Arrow Yearbook (Marsing, ID)

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ISR S' 'E I iw 5 R Q? S' I .1 IUNIOR CLASS HLIJHL Roy Herman Donna Smith 5 I' STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT Romcm Usobel SENIOR CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Sally Subici Iim Walker Roman leads warriors to the fields, Where in the jousts each of them yieldsj For the good of the school, They are the representatives, who establish its rule.

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4 S R ZF To the students of Marsing High School: Someone has said the key to successful living is adjustment. To succeed one must adjust himself to other people. Success that helps both yourself and others demands that you consider the social effects of your actions. Accomplishment is a social problem. If we ere to be adjusted like a clock and then run on d on in the same way, our lives would prob- ably be much simpler, but this is not the case be- cause we are living in a changing world geared to the spirit of war. The demands of a changing world must be met. Most people obtain success of some kind. The real problem of advancement is to find out how to continue these successes which we have achieved and how to extend them into new fields. Moreover in trying to continue and extend oub accomplishments, we should fix our attention positive, not the negative, on what we can rather than on what we can not do. Sincerely, Harold E. Mclunkin --l, l

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