Marsing High School - Arrow Yearbook (Marsing, ID)

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From leit io right Belvcr Larsen, Carmen Usobel, Ioyce Muldoon cmd Arlene LaRue VARSITY CHEERLEADERS From left to right: Lois Axtell, Corol Summers cmd Iomet Sevy. -39-

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VALEDI C TORI AN Arlene LaRue is the valedictorian of the 1954 class. Miss LaRue is a Marsing school product as she has attended school here since the first grade. Arlene, a peppery little red head, has been out- standing not only in scholarship but in school activities and athletics as well. During her Fresh- man and Senior years she served as a yell leader. ln her Iunior year she was elected secretary of the student body. This same year she became the Annual editor. She has played saxophone in the band since the seventh grade, and she has held first chair position for the past three years. ln the summer of l953 she was sponsored at summer camp by the Marsing Y-Teens. Her charm and friendliness were rewarded by being voted The Most Popular Girl of Marsing High School. ln addition to being so busy in school, this young lady found time to work in the evenings and during the summer. She was employed at the theater and in the County Agent's office. The Arrow and all of Marsing High School are proud to have the honor of valedictorian be- stowed on one as worthy as is Arlene. SALUTATORI AN The honor of salutatorian for 1954 goes to lim Starr. lim attended early grade school in Texas and graduated from the eighth grade at Sunny Slope. l-le has been an outstanding student in scholar- ship, in athletics, and in student government. During his first two years of high school, he served his class as president. While a lunior he was elected president of the student body. He served very capably in this capacity. Many worthwhile accomplishments were made for the school during his administration. He served as sports editor of the annual for two years. ln the field of athletics Iim participated in foot- ball, basketball, and tennis. He was selected for All Conference end, first string, in 1953 and for second string in l952. He lettered in basketball during his sophomore year and has been a de- pendable player ever since. lim has earned his spending money by working at various jobs during the summer. He plans to attend college at the University of Idaho. The teachers and students of Marsing High School wish Iim the best of luck as he graduates and goes forth into his future life. They feel that his pleasing personality which caused him to be voted the Most Popular Boy in Marsing High will benefit him in later years. The personality plus his ability and initiative will enable him to make a success in whatever field he chooses as his life's work. -38-

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QUEEN Carmen Usabel Freshman Attendant Bonnie Young Iunior Attendant Mary Subia Queen Carmen Senior Attendant Molly Panzeri Sophomore Attendant Mamie Oyler I-IOMECOMING QUEEN AND ATTEN DAN TS The Homecoming Queen, Carmen Usabel, was elected by the football boys. She Wcs escorted to the throne by the co- captains and was crowned by Nick Pascoe. She and her at- tendants also reigned over the Homecoming Dance that night. Carmen is a brown haired, brown eyed, 5' 3 beauty. She is a senior and has attended Marsing High School all four years. -4n- A