Marsing High School - Arrow Yearbook (Marsing, ID)

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. , ff .E N 'si . 6. i ff' .ESQ if A W y 4-i-w r l f . 1 ,Maw if up-mas, VW' Front Row, left to right: Billy Haumann, lohn Eells, Ross Gregory, Ralph Grimmer, Ralph Frei, Clare Lawrence. Back Row, left to right: lim Starr, Iohn Mahler, Eddie Welty, Purvis Starr, David Chase, Claryle Cossins, Bud Shields Coach Iohn Purcell. gage' aw! Quia' eww 5-vm 'FQ !P1 9 , r ,M Front Row, left to right: Beverley Larsen, Dolores Axtell, Elaine Blackstock, Evalyn Hunt. Back Row, lelt to right: lean Peterson, Donna Smith, Clydene Eells, Geraldine Hale, Connie Hill, Carol Copley, Lois Axtell, Coach Iohn Purcell.

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Y . .L .l..... Back Row, left to right: Glenda Lankford, Arlene LaRue, Molly Panzeri, Mary Marsh, Mary Ann Iohnston, Bonnie Kiester, Ioyce Muldoon, Mary Subia. Second Row, left to right: Rita Bish, Helen Wilson, IoAnne Paine, Donna Bish, Coach Miss Draper, Carmen Usabel Belva Larsen, Leona Tullis, Connie Hill. Front Row, kneeling: Manager Lucille Dines, Carroll Floyd. ' ' 2? Coach Betty Draper's girls basketball squad presented a very dubious record during the past campaign, but on closer inspection it should be noted that only one regular will be lost through graduation. With the exception of Bonnie Kiester, veteran guard, and Leona Tullis, a reserve forward, the entire squad will return next fall. Indications point to a successful season for the going squad next year, after gaining valuable experience during the recent season. The Blue and Gold failed to win a contest against their seasoned opponents, but in many games played effectively enough to scare their ..,53.. r opposition considerably. During the latter stages of the season the Huskies extended the unde- feated Middleton team into the third quarter be- fore submiting to defeat. Molly Panzeri led the forwards in total point production. Joyce Muldoon and Belva Larsen contributed generous shares to the scoring col- umn also. The guard posts were commanded by Bonnie Kiester, Carmen Usabel and Arlene LaRue. First line reserves included Leona Tullis, Mary Subia, Glenda Lankford, Io Anne Paine, Helen Wilson, Rita Bish, Donna Bish, Mary Marsh, Connie Hill, and Mary Ann Iohnston.

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mek - fi!! Front Row, left to right: Kenneth Axtell, Loren Greer, Dick Buxton, Berle Bledsoe, Benny Panzeri, Phil Martin, Coach Bob Young Back Row, left to right. Paul Hindalong, Mgr., Bert Orr, Spencer Wilson, Nick Pascoe, Teddy Greer, Lavon Martinat, Gene Smith, Monte Parkins. Coach Bob Youngs track entries should give a fair account of themselves this spring. Though the squad is not very deep in numbers, a few events should be more than adequately handled. Nick Pascoe and Dick Symms should pile up Marsing points, leading the discuss and shot-putt. Both boys placed in the District class B invita- tional last spring. Quarter-milers Rudy Subia and Gene Smith should show their heels to most of the competition. Richard Maggard, who placed second in the S.R.V. track meet 100 yard dash at Emmett last year, is back to try for the tape-breaking honors this year. -..- 55 .. Kenny Axtell, capable Marsing miler, will again perform the distance duties for the Huskie thin- clads. Nelson Brant, javelin winner at the Nampa In- vitational a year ago, will have to turn some other event, since the javelin has been eliminated from the field events. A promising group of Sophomores and Fresh- men Will back up these lettermen. The Marsing schedule will include the S.R.V. Relays, S.R.V. Track Meet, the District B In- vitational, and the District Meet. Dual meets with S.R.V. members are anticipated.