Marsing High School - Arrow Yearbook (Marsing, ID)

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CALENDAR OF 1953-53 SEPTEMBER FEBRUARY 3- 4 Registration. 3 Marsing overruns Adrian 66-39. 8 Classes begin. Students glad to see each other. 5 Boxers start season by losing to Meridian 3-5 12 Iamboree-Marsing starts good season by beat- and one draw. ing Parma 6-0. 6 Marsing outclasses Parma 61-48. l3 Marsing squeezes by Notus 6-0. 6 Inaugural Ball held after game for new student 19 Marsing's easy win over Wilder 20-0. body officers. 25-26 Two-day vacation for students, teachers put in 10 Music department goes to Ontario for S.R.V. full week. Music Clinic. 26 Marsing bowls over Parma on their home field 10 Marsing squeezes by New Plymouth 38-35. 26-0. 12 Marsing boxers outclassed by Kuna 4 5. OCTOBER ISIixth Annugl Swvthearts 2Bl1ll llield. d ampa ou ox s ar' - r . 3 Marsing wades through Eagle 26-13. l7 Melba beaten gy Mars?ilrl1g59-325m one cw 10 lggagsing tramples Middleton on their home field 19 Marsing boxed at Nampa, got beat 5-1 and one - . draw, l7 Big crowd turned out to see Marsing Huskies 20 Fruitland beats Marsing 55-57. run over the Homedale Trojans 24-0 at our Home- 23 Y-Teens sponsored skating party at Nampa. coming, Carroll Floyd crowned queen, dance 26-28 S.R.V. Sub-District Boys Basketball Tournament. afterwards sponsored by M.Clubs. 24 lvlaa-Sing travels to New Plymouth for victory MARCH Q , ' . . . 25 Carnival! Kenneth Axtell and Bonnie Kiester 3 gagging 2r?lc12ggldMg2SKllrgld at lhe High School crowned King and Queen after close race with sponsored by L.D.S. Church. lhe lflmofs- , , 4- 7 District Boys Basketball Tournaments. 31 Marsing .charged their way in a colorful game lg,l2 Girls Basketball 'l-oumcmenlsl for a victory over Frultland, 20-7. Marsing 10,12 B ' T , oxing ournaments. Champs whether they win or lose next game. 27 'ialenlxlghomlf sponsbirecl by llimlol. glass' - nnu sta atten s ourna ism onference at NOVEMBER . ' . Moscow- 7 Marsing lffwels to Adnqn on lh?U' last 991119 10 31 Marsing plays Notus on their home field to start gugtthecxizi for a 27-19 wm. Marsing remains un- baseball season- e ea e . 14 1-lnllual Dance presented by the slaving annual APRIL s a , . . - A bl I - 2- 3 Spring Vacation.. 5? QSSEZTQL1-iaith-Y D?S?33d1S?-t5fm o' li 3r:af.::s.b:.Ciz:z.':embas 24 S.R.V. Student Council meeting at Payette. 17-18 District 3 Music Fesggml at E tt 25 Fall concert presented by band and choir, 17 M . at H d 1 mme - 27-28 Two-day vacation for Thanksgiving. 21 Ng,Lsg3moutl?r:teMC2n:ing DECEMBER 24 Iunior-Senior Prom. 5 Marsllng hugs lgirly easy game with Wilder, beat- 525323 gf gfhlgafnd' ing t em - . ' 9 lifgagging in a low scoring game beats Adrian 29 Mother'Dcughler Tea' ll Daughters soften up Dads for Christmas by giv- MAY , , ing them a banquet. 5 Adria? Cl MGFSIHQ- lg Marsing outscorr-li. MidclllTtog1l42l547. lg fllhleflg BCfnCl1-Belt arsing tromps ome ae - . Umor' emo? GY Y- l9 Iunior class sponsors a Christmas Dance. 19 MCIY DUY PFOQTGIU: 20 Marsing tramples Adrian 52-29. Z0 GmduUf101'1 Exercises- 24 to Ian. 4-A much needed Christmas vacation. 22 End of School- IANUARY 6 Undefeated Huskies knock over Parma 53-42. 9 Marsing dealt first defeat of season and year by New Plymouth playing overtime 53-59. 13 Marsing defeats Melba 38-50. 15 Iunior class presents play, Hill Billy Wedding. 16 End of First Semester. 16 Marsing dealt second loss of season by Fruit- ' . o land 41-42. e 0 o 20 Marsing travels to Wilder to stomp them 54-42. 2l Interesting talk by National Assemblies Program, The Crypt of Civilization. 22 Marsing squeezes by Notus 44-43. 27 Marsing again tromps Middleton 45-34. 28-29 Several Marsing choir students go to S.W.I. District 3 Vocal Clinic. 30 Marsing travels to Homedale to slaughter them 47-22. ..75..

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'Nt 1 ai 2. -iii - me .J W it y ap.. 5 1 gm 1. Sophomore smarties. 2. Long faced tennis players. 3. Handsome Ransom Hawes. 4. Let's stop showing off, Hale, 5. Da, 1 don't know, B, Ya, just a minute. 7. That giggling Rita Bish. 8. Who's initiating those two? 9. They're bashful. 10. Ierry Horrace makes the cutest girl. ll. Oh, Mary, that smile, 12. A cute freshmen couple, 13. Steve Symms? 14. Big tree, huh Spence? 15. Little Lorie Greer. 16. Thats Dolores Axtell? 17. Marsing's strong men. 18. Dobbins' modern human method of pool playing, 19. M.H.S.'s play directors. 20. Oh, Roy, leave Richard alone. 21. Various and assorted smiles. 22. The Sevy kids. 23. My, my, Bob Waugh has sure changed. 24. You really think so?

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C INDEX Advertisements ........ ......,. 5 l Organizations cmd Clubs Calendar 1952-'53 ............ ........ 7 5 Annual Staff ------------------- '------ Band ..................,. .....,. Classes Chorus Class Prophecy for '53 ....... ........ 1 6 Huskie Hi-Lights Freshman Class History ......... ........ 2 6 M-Club ....v........... .....,. Freshman Class Pictures ....... ........ 2 4 M-Ettes Iunior Class History .................................,.... 20 Pep Club - H 1 Iunior Class Pictures ....,..,............................ 18 School Boglga l Last Will and Testament of Senior Class 15 Spanish Club Senior Class History ................,........,,........... 17 Y-Teens Senior Class Pictures .................... ........ l 0 l H Sophomore Class History ......... .....,.. 2 1 Senior C1035 P10Y -------- ------------------'--- Sophomore Class Pictures ....... ........ Z Z Snapshots In-----58 59 60 Dedication Ai ' I 3 Sweethearts Ball ................................,.............. Edt ' P ........ .... 5 1 OTS age Valedictorian and Salutatorian ........ ....... Faculty ............. .... 2 Forward ...................................,. .... 8 Sports Baseball .............................................,,........,... Honors Basketball CBoys' Iunior Varsityl .........,. Carnival King and Queen ,...... ........ 3 9 Basketball fBoys' Varsityl .............. ....... Cheer Leaders ......................... ........ 4 U Basketball CGirls' Varsityl ............ ....... Hall of Fame ....................... ........ 4 4 Boxing ....................................... ....... Home-Coming ...... ........ 3 9 Football ....... ....... Icmitor 8 Softball ....... ....... Tennis Iunior Class Play ........ ........ 4 3 Track ............... ....... . . 8 4 Librarians .................. .... S tudent Council .................... .......... Office ........... .... 8 Superintendent's Message ....... .... .- 761..