Marsing High School - Arrow Yearbook (Marsing, ID)

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fel' x. .WV DEDICATION The 1954 Arrow is dedicated to Harold E. Mclunkin, superintendent of Marsing Schools. We feel that this continues to carry out our theme of Lights because Mac is indeed the beacon light of Marsing High. Harold came to Marsing High at midterm in the 1949-50 school year. At that time the high school, with an enrollment of 150, was struggling along using the same techniques and procedures that had been used when only 60 students were attending. That year as principal, and later as superintendent, Mr. Mclunkin made many needed changes and demanded more efficiency from both the faculty and the students. Although at times there have been grumblings at changes from things the way we always d'd them, at this time the school and the community feel that this superintendent has raised Marsing schools to a new level. In 1950 the Marsing football field was sodded and now is acclaimed as one of the best gridiron turfs in this league. A new building for grades one to four was completed for the opening of school in 1951. Classes in vocational agriculture were started in 1953. These, and many other improvements, are due to the perseverance of, and the high standards set up by, Mr. Mclunkin. We of the Arrow staff are proud to dedicate our book to Harold E. Mclunkin. -1..