Marsing High School - Arrow Yearbook (Marsing, ID)

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Pep Hawk How, left to riaht Roy Herman, Wayne Maqaard, Molly Panzeri, Io Anne Paine, llclaar Swinney, Loren Greer, Steve Syrninss, Don Dobbins, Spencer Wilson. Sewond row Geraldine Hale, Elaine Blacksstock, Donna Bish, Bonnie Kiester, Phil Martin, Sliannon Titus, Horlney lrlawex, Cecil Horrace, lerry Horrace, Dick Syinnis, Third row' Mary Ann Iohnzston, Lucille Dines, Helen Wilson, Carroll Floyd, Rita Bish, Dolores Axti-ll, Bn-lva Larsen, Evalyn Hunt, Eugene Sinith, Rudy Subia, David Sevy, Dick Buxton Vaurtli row Bull Shields, Ioyce Muldoon, Donna Dinems, Lois Axtell, lanet Sevy, Carol Sununeras, Orrlella Mclntyre, Mary Marsh, Wendy Bowinan, Donna Smith, Richard Maggard, Iiin Starr, Mr, Paul Bitzer, Filth row Arlene LaRue, Carmen Usabel, Beverly Larsen, Kenneth Axtell, Ioe Arriaqa, Valane Vozstrez, Barbara Swan, Mary Subia, Glenda Lanklord, Bob Scheullele F1 M. 5 an Back row, lrrlt to riaht Darrell Peterson, Loren Greer, lohn Falen, Rodney Hawes, Leo Dom-r, Dick lliruiinaliani, Lfdriie Welty, Robert Malniberq, Paul Swan Sr-wand row Donna liish, Iosephine Landa, Virainia loners, Barbara Sircin, Marvin Trainel, Phil Mfllllll,FlfITlf'li1lJlllCI1, Wayne Faris, loo Strana, Tlurrl row Harold Dawson, Shannon Titus, lo Anne Paine, Dorothy Brewer, lileanor Fuller, Connie llill, Pr-arl Fri-eniari, Evelyn Parker, Carol Copley, loan Wallace. Front row Howard Bledsoe, Geraldine Hale, Delphine Curt, Valerie Vostrez, Barbara Swan, l4'llY llorrarcr, Ulf-nvla Lanklord, Mary Subia, Mr Paul Blitzer 31

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Top row, left to right-I. Bennett, I. King, Z. McClure, V. Iones, D. Falen, E. Blackstock, D. Bish, I. Landa, E. Hunt, I. Paine, C. Summers, M, Iohnston. Second row, left to right-D. Axtell, W. Miller, B. Kiester, I. Peterson, H. Martin, G. Hale, R. Bish, D. Smith, C. Floyd, B. Larsen, M. Subia, G. Lankford, Mrs. I, Laughlin, M. Gibbens. Third row, left to right-A. Peacock, G. Ellis, S. Miller, D, Hazen, M. Oyler, M, Raymer, l. Werre, D. Dines, I. Sevy, L. Axtell, B. Swan, V. Vostrez. Bottom row, left to right-L. Van Matre, N. Frei, A. LaRue, T. Cearley, C. Usabel, B. Larsen, I. Muldoon, M. Panzeri, H. Wilson, W. Bowman. Top row, left to right: M. Raymer, Publicity chairman D. Smith, Mrs. I. Laughlin, Worship chairman, Advisor' R- Bish, Bottom row Program chairman, left IO righfg A. LaRue, D. Fcxlen, Secretary: Membership chmn. T. Cearley, B, Lgrgen, Vice P1'eSid9Y1l, Treasurer C. Usabel, D, Axtell, Pl'9SiCl91'1T: Clean-up chairman E4 HUYIL I, Muldoon Finance chairman, E. Blackstock Music chairman, The Y-Teens, one of the oldest organizations in the school, sent two delegates to Summer Camp at Payette Lakes. Carmen Usabel, club president, and Wendy Bow- man were the delegates. As Y-Teen officers are elected in the spring, the '53 school year found every one ready to begin a profitable year. The Recognition Service, a candlelight ceremony in which new members are installed, was held in October. ln December the girls, assisted by the Adult Council, honored their dads with a Father-Daughter Banquet. The mothers were given a Tea in May. Historian. Marsing sent a large delegation to the Fall Confer- ence which was held in Boise. At this time they presented their Chocolates for Korea to Miss Durham, district di- rector. The Y-Teens presented a skit in pep assembly, spon- sored a Tea Dance for the student body, and decorated the Christmas tree for the school. Each year the club leaves a gift to the school and pays half the expenses for delegates to summer camp. The chief method of raising money by selling pop, candy, and apples at football games. ' 66034 T304

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5-ei tit li 'Wit Standing, left to righti Rudy Subia, Ralph Frei, Iohn Eells, Morris Larsen, Robert Malmberg, Don Dobbin, Dick Symms, Loren Greer, Pat Thompson, Bob Scheutfele, George Buckley, Verlyn Gaines, Charles Mitchell, Lee Fleck, Nelson Brant, Bud Shields, Cecil Horrace, Nick Pascoe, Roy Herman, Spencer Wilson, Iim Starr, Teddy Greer, Dick Buxton, Gene Smith, and Edgar Swinney. Seated: Richard Maggard and Clix Parrish. 776' The M-Club started the year out with Richard Maggard as President, Rudy Subia as Vice Pres- ident and Dick Symms as Secretary-Treasurer. The Advisor who did a lot in getting the club going was Coach 'lClix Parrish. Boys are issued membership in the club by earning letters in the following sports: Football, Basketball, Boxing, Baseball, Tennis and Track. Two initiations were held, one in the tall and one in the spring. Twenty boys were initiated into the club. The M-Club sold popcorn, pop and candy at the games, and participated in skits during pep assemblies. The M-Club, in conjunction with the M-Ettes, sponsored the Homecoming Dance. 32-