Marsing High School - Arrow Yearbook (Marsing, ID)

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Tho crowninq of the l'lomecominq Queen, Carroll Floyd by the co-captain of the football team, Dick Symms. Stand- inq, lott to riqht Wayne Magqard, Dick Buxton, Bob Scheuftele, Rudy Subia, Richard Maggard, Dick Symms, Phil Martin, Stove Symmss, loo Arriaga, Rodney Hawes, Seated, lelt to righti Arlene LaRue, lunior Attendant, Marilyn Haymur, Senior Attendant, Queen Carroll Floyd, Shirley Bowen, Attendant from Homedale, Valerie Vostrez, Sophomore Attendant, Lain: Axtall, Freshmen Attendant, :r w W . z, W Band Swfvothoart, Donna Smith, and her escorts. Standing, left to right: Carol Summers, Bonnie Kiester, Barbara Lautarot, Marilyn Ftaymor, Thelma Cearley, Band Sweetheart Donna Smith, Arlene LaRue, Belva Larsen, Carmen Usabel, Donna Binh, Glenda Lanktord Seated, left to right: Iris Werre, Lois Axtel1,lanetSevy, Dolores Axtell, Barbara Swan, Ionophino Lanfla, aaeezfieaztb 2466 cu, 39 so

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+f Qw ffm Corrroll Floyd, Homecoming Queen Donno Smith, Bond Sweeiheort Bonnie Kiester ond Kenneth Axiell, Corrnivoil King cxnol Queen, were crowned by the Clerk of il'1e school board, Mr, Rorlph Bowman,

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5 5 ai? . Q if . A zfecwlew The five noisiest people on Marsing High School Campus are the Varsity Yell Leaders who are Wendy Bowman, Carmen Usabel, and Dolores Axtell, and the Soph-Frosh Yell Leaders, Glene da Lankford and Mary Subia. Tryouts for yell leaders were held early in the term. The girls were then elected by the Student Body. They introduced a new saying, Have you got it, you Huskies? Grrr Rahhlw The cheer- leaders did a lot in keeping up the school spirit and building morale. They led the yells at all the games and matches and were in charge of pep assemblies, The Varsity uniforms for the year were royal blue velvet with flared jumpers, Gold satin blouses with three-quarter sleeves completed the uniforms. The M-Club presented the Varsity cheerleaders with letters with their emblems which they Wore on the front of their suits, The Soph-Frosh uniforms were made of gold corduroy with flared skirts and royal blue ties.