Marsing High School - Arrow Yearbook (Marsing, ID)

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T lf I t ll 'Tl'T lrt i ii 'l Lvl! to riqht ffririnvn Uzaabrrl, Molly Panzeri, Delphine Curt, Mary Marsh, Carroll Floyd, Arlene LaRue, Bonnie Kiester, loywv- lilliilflrirni, ltr-lvfi Lariat-n, lionna Smith, loAnne Paine, Geraldine Hale, Thelma Cearley, Evalyn Hunt, Elaine lilm'k::tof'k, fll', l1'ltK' lk-llia, llolorc.-.1 Axtrrll, Mary Subia and Wendy Bowman. 776-Sz The M litters has been an active oraanization the past year. This years letterwomans club war: under the ciiiidance of Coach Betty Draper, Officers lor the l952 53 year were: President, Donna Smith, Vice President, Arlene LaRue, Sec-- retary, Molly Panzeri, Treasurer, Belva Larsen. The oraanization is for airls who have earned their letters by participatina in a sport. Member- ship can be won throuah Basketball, Tennis and Softball. An initiation was held in the sprina. Eight new members were initiated into the club. During the year the Melfttes participated in skits durina pep assemblies. To earn money they sold popcorn, pop and candy at the home games. The M-Ettes with the help ot the M-Club spon- sored the Homecomina Dance. 33 -ss

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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-

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