Marsing High School - Arrow Yearbook (Marsing, ID)

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Mode 0 Duy Dress Shop ' CALDWELL' IDAHO CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE CuIdweIII.euther8.Cunvus Amulgumuted Sugar Co' Manufacturers of White Satin Sugar 708 Arthur St., Phone 27, Caldwell, Idaho Sugar Beets have and will continue to be one of the most dependable cash crops. I I ' ' 7 7 From A Friend i. Now that we have finished all the drawings, the typing, and the pasting of pictures, I would like to use this space to try to express my appreciation to those who have helped me. Enough thanks cannot be shown to Mrs. Ioy Laughlin, our advisor, for her guidance and advice to the staff in connection with the annual which made the work on the book easier for the entire staff. And to the splendid staff, itself, who have worked hard and long hours, I wish to express my deepest gratitude. A hearty thanks to Harold Dawson who did the clever drawings which you will see on the division pages. Great appreciation goes to Mr. Braun of Caldwell, our photographerg to the Mountain States Press who have done such a fine job in printing our annual for the past two years, and to the advertisers, who made it possible for us to meet our expenses and to have for the second year an engraved annual. To the students and teachers, if in the publication of this book we have added to your happiness or in any way reminded you of the fond memories that Marsing High School has given you, then we, the staff, feel that we have succeeded in having a purpose for this yearbook. EDITOR .. 61...