Marsing High School - Arrow Yearbook (Marsing, ID)

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hrs' ,X ST-Sei' ,-we, , 4 . Front Row, left to right: Nick Pascoe, Wayne Maggard,. Second Row: Rodney Hawes, Gene Smith, Iohn Mor- rick, Veldon Townsend, Dick Buxton, Ioe Arriaga, Dori Raymer, Ralph Grimmer and Ted Greer. Third Row. Coach C. D. Parish, Loren Greer, Benny Panzeri, Ierry Horrace, lim Starr, Bob Malmberg, lim Robison, Iohn Stewart, Ralph Herman and Coach Bob Young. Fourth Row: Mgr. Ross Curt, Phill Martin, lay Buxton, Steve Symms, Eldon Townsend, Iohn Falcn, Eugene layo, The l953 Huskie football team closed their season with what Coach Parrish termed an unexpected success, The Huskies won 6 and lost 2 in conference play and defeated Melba to make an impressive 7 won, 2 lost record for the season. Early in the season the Huskie chances seemed slim for repeating as conference champions, but the fighting Huskies came through to the final game for the champion- ship with only one loss. The Marsing Huskies opened the season at Wilder and came home victorious, 25 to l3. Rodney Hawes crossed the goal line first for the Huskies and Nick Pascoe scored three times to get the season started right. The Parma Panthers invaded the Huskie field the next week only to return home defeated by a slim 6-0 margin. Marsing scored early in the first quarter on a pass from Rodney Hawes to lim Starr, and a tough defensive battle by both teams raged to the final gun. Gene Smith, tough little Huskie fullback, did most of the tackling with help from Wayne Maggard, tackle, and a solid forward wall. The third game proved to be one of sad consequences for the Huskies. The Fruitland Grizzlies handed the Huskies their first defeat in l2 starts by a score of 25 to 13. Rodney Hawes scored first and passed to lim Starr for the second Marsing score, but it was too much Iohnny Baines, who scored all 25 points for Fruitland. The next week Middleton lost a close game to Marsing, 20-19. Iim Starr scored an passes from Rodney Hawes twice and Rodney drove over from one yard out for the other score. Pascoe's extra point proved just the margin needed to win the game for the Huskies. Our next game gave us a rest from conference play. ln this game we defeated the Melba team by a score of 20 to l3. Wayne Maggard broke into the Huskie scoring by driving over from the 2 yard line. Hawes passed to Starr and Pascoe ran 85 yards around end for the final tally. Marsing got back into conference competition by spoil- ing Homedale's Homecoming game by a score of 25-13. II Mgr, Roger Robison, Dick Buxton scored twice for the Huskies, and Wayne Maggard and Gene Smith added the other points. Nick Pascoe's educated toe saved the Huskies Home- coming game against New Plymouth and gave Marsing a three way tie for first place in the conference with Notus and New Plymouth. After scores by Wayne Maggard and Rodney Hawes, Pascoe kicked both extra points to put Marsing ahead of the game l4 to 12. For our next game the Huskies traveled to Notus and came home on top of the league standings by defeating Notus l9-8. lim Starr showed what champions are made of by catching two touchdown passes from Rodney Hawes for 52 yards, and from Wayne Maggard for 78 yards. Nick Pascoe drove for 4 yards through the line in the final min- utes of play for our last score. With only one game remaining the Huskies felt confi- dent of another conference championship, but the Adrian Antelopes leaped over the Huskies at the traditional Armistice Day battle by a score of l9-13. Adrian scored first in the second quarter of the ball game, but Nick Pascoe took the kickoff after the touch- down and galloped 90 yards through the entire Adrian team to score for the Huskies. Five plays later Iim Starr took a pass in the end zone from Rodney Hawes to put Marsing ahead at half time 13 to 7. A fired Adrian team took the field in the second half and tied the score in the third quarter 13 to 13. With but minutes left in the final game of the season, Gail Cleverly of Adrian crossed the goal line for the winning touchdown, Although several Huskies, Nick Pascoe, Wayne Maggard, lim Starr, Phill Martin and Benny Panzeri, played their best game of the season, it wasn't quite enough to keep the championship in the Huskies' possession. lim Starr was elected to the S.R.V. B all-conference first team as end and Wayne Maggard was elected sec- ond team all-conference tackle. Coach Parrish was elected as assistant coach to the West team in the annual East-West All-Star game in August. r- I