Marsing High School - Arrow Yearbook (Marsing, ID)

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l We ,the Seniors, consider our high school days very eventful. The first event which we all re- member is that of entering high school as fright- ened little Freshmen. There were many questions in our minds as to who everybody was, and we all had quite a time getting acquainted. Our class officers were elected as follows: President, Richard Maggard, Vice-President, Ed- gar Swinneyg Secretary, Shirlene LaRuep Treas- urer, Karen Farman, Student Body Representa- tives, Cecil Horrace and Opal Kent. Later, Opal moved to Nampa and Wendy Bowman was chosen to take her place. Blue and white were chosen as our class colors the red carnation as our flower, and Don't Stop Until You Reach the Top as our class motto. Under the care of Mr. Bob Kiel, our minds were cleared of all questions and we began to settle down to the coming year. The second event was when we became mem- bers of the upper crust, for we were then Soph- omores. We were no longer bewildered Fresh- men, and we were proud of our newly earned title. Our class officers were: President, Edgar Swinneyg Vice-President, Kenneth Axtellg Secre- tary, Morris Larseng Treasurer, Roy Hermang Stu- dent Council Representatives, Richard Maggard and Donna Smith. The honor of being attendant to the Homecoming Queen was held by Carroll Floyd. Mr. Kiel and Mrs. Larsen were kind enough to watch over us in these exciting days. Our most thrilling event, or so we thought then, was that of being Iuniors. We were finally upper classmen. Our class President was Rudy Subia, Vice-President, Louis Hallg Secretary, Shirlene LaRueg Treasurer, Carroll Floydg and Student Council Representatives were Roy Herman and ,,.... -17... Donna Smith. Our guardian angels were Mr. Arrambide and Mrs. Larsen. It was then our turn to give the Junior-Senior Prom and much hard work went into making it a success. The theme was Showboat. In March we gave our class play, You'll Die Laughing. This was certainly a financial success. Beauty and personality were awarded by choosing attendants and Sweethearts from our class. Thelma Cearley was chosen attendant to the Homecoming Queen and Shirlene LaRue, Thelma Cearley, Carroll Floyd, and Wendy Bow- man were our Sweetharts at the Ball. We are very proud to have the following stu- dents as Student Body Officers: President, Edgar Swinney, Vice-President, Dick Symms, Secretary, Wendy Bowman: Treasurer, Kenneth Axtell, Sgt.- at-Arms, Spencer Wilson. The greatest and most wonderful event was that of being Seniors. We elected the class of- ficers as follows: President, Bob Scheuffele, Vice- President, Roy Herman, Secretary, Pat Thompsong Treasurer, Dick Symms, Student Council Repre- sentatives, Morris Larsen and Carroll Floyd, One of the highlights of the year was the Senior play, 'The Darling Brats. The cast consisted of Carroll Floyd, Claryle Cossins, Spencer Wilson, Rudy Subia, Marilyn Raymer, Wendy Bowman, Edgar Swinney, Bonnie Kiester, Donna Smith, Morris Larsen, and Leona Tullis. Now that the Sneak, the Iunior-Senior Prom, and Graduation are over, we go out to face the world with all its sadness, happiness and glory. -By BUD SHIELDS

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Z7 Well, here it is 1973. It doesn't hardly seem possible, As I get to thinking back I get sort of lonesome. I wonder what the old gang is doing. I hear Marsing is finally building a new Gym and Chemistry Lab. They started this project right after Pro- fessor MORRIS LARSEN and his assistant, Dr. CLARE LAWRENCE, came down to demonstrate their new rotten-egg stink bomb. DON DOBBIN owns a large brewery in Marsing now. His experience and good taste finally paid off. BOB SCHEUFFELE controls quite a string of restau- rants. He's slowly eating his way to the top. BOB WAUGH is the local carpenter in Marsing. His specialty is enlarging doors. DICK SYMMS and RICHARD MAGGARD are playing pro football. They miss most of the games though. They never could get anywhere on time. ROY HERMAN is a big Buick dealer. It is rumored that he plans to buy Acme Gas Company. RALPH FREI is the local dog catcher in Marsing. He is in cahoots with MERLIN MATTOX who owns the ham- burger stand across the street from the pound. LANCE SEVERNS and IIM MOORE are partners in a large cattle ranch in northern Idaho. Iim has finally started wearing suspenders. Lance and lim won first in state last year with their fancy cowboy boots. CECIL HORRACE is a news correspondent in gay Paree. His headquarters is Maxim's. Ah! There must be a lot of leg work attached to that job. BERT ORR is the Owyhee county sheriff now. He has been working on the Missing Badge case ever since he got into office in '63 . THELMA CEARLEY runs a beauty shop in Marsing. Business is really booming since she got BUD SHIELDS, the latest hair stylist, from Paris. LEONA TULLIS is the World's Champion Wrestler. Needless to say, she is very happily married as she and her husband seldom fight. CLARYLE COSSINS, a noted farmer around Marsing, is contented with raising beets, corn, hogs, and kids. -15- ED SWINNEY drives truck for the Smell Sweet Perfume, Inc. He hauls beet pulp. RUDY SUBIA is an Insurance Investigator in California. Expense account item I: Took woman client long way home, 4 dollars and 95 cents. DAVID SEVY and DAVID CHASE are really getting good with their typewriters. They broke all records last year by bursting into the police station and wounding 14 cops, a couple of drunks, the stenographer and the police mascot. PAT THOMPSON and NELSON BRANT are hermits up in the Owyhee hills. They walk down once a year to get the supplies and to get new Mohawk haircuts. DELPHINE CURT, after all these years, has grown very sympathetic with her husband. She is starting to clean out the dog house. MARILYN RAYMER is very happily married now. She and her husband have settled down in Reno. BONNIE KIESTER, with her high school experience as guard, attained a job as night watchman at the city morgue. CARROLL FLOYD is teaching commercial studies at Marsing. Her husband owns the Dubble Bubble gum factory. She boosts sales by having her students throw out their gum each period. KENNETH AXTELL has finally gotten over cursing the Nash. His secret? He quit buying them. BARBARA LAUTARET is a costume designer. Her latest twirling design cuts down cloth expense 50 percent. DONNA SMITH is Idaho's Representative to Congress. She is fighting to repeal the selling of Marajuana and other drugs to minors. WENDY BOWMAN owns the Non Cavity Tooth Brush Company. She sells from door to door during the day and practices dentistry at night. What do I do? Oh, I wind the new electric clock at Marsing and report the growth of the pine tree out in front of the school building from year to year. SPENCER WILSON.

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