Marsing High School - Arrow Yearbook (Marsing, ID)

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W Standing, left to right: Coach Young, Ierry Horrace, Robert Miller, Iarnes Buxton, Benny Panzeri, Iesse Hiatt, Howard Bledsoe, Fred Edmiston, Ross Curt, Darrell Doser, Eldon Townsend, and Darrell Peterson. Second row: Iohn Stewart, Eddie Welty, Ronnie McKague, TR The number ot boys turning out tor the track team this year is larger than ever before. Three ot these boys are returning lettermen. Dick Buxton, one of these lettermen, shows promise ot a good season. He will give all his competitors plenty ot competition in running the 220. Gene Smith, who took third in the District Track meet at Boise last year, is returning again this year and looks better than ever before. A -58 Billy Reece, Roger Falen, Kenneth Emerson, Eugene Iayo, Lavon Martinat, Bob Caward. Front row: Ralph Herman, Nick Pascoe, Iohn Merrick Berle Bledsoe, Monte Parkins, Dick Buxton, Gene Smithi Phil Martin, Veldon Townsend, and Billy Haumann. CK Nick Pascoe should pile up Marsing points, leading the discus and shot-putt. All the boys out tor track show signs ot above average ability. These boys have plenty of what it takes to be track stars. Everyone at Ml-l.S. is looking forward to a track record that should break all previous records at Marsing High School. Coach Bob Young, who has coached the track team tor the past two years, is looking forward to coaching this eager group of boys in the spring.

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Standing, left to right: Coach Parrish, Steve Symms, Loren Greer, Herbert Gibbens, Nick Pascoe, Ralph Herman, Iohn Falen, Benny Panzeri and Bob Caward. Second row: Iohn Stewart, Iames Schmidt, lay Buxton, Wayne Maggard, Dick Buxton, Kenneth Emerson, Eugene layo, and Robert Cossins. Front row: Veldon Townsend, Ross Curt, Leo Doser, Ioe Arriaga, Francis Dines, Don Raymer, Fred Edmiston and Eldon Townsend. BASEBALL Among the many hopefuls who turned out for baseball this year there are only three returning lettermen. They are Wayne Maggard, catcher, Loren Greer, pitcher, and Nick Pascoe, second baseman. With only three returning lettermen it will be necessary for Coach Parrish to build a new team, but with all the material that he has out he will find that a comparatively easy job. Four seniors, six juniors, five sophomores and nine freshmen are out for baseball. Ten of these boys, besides the three returning lettermen, played last year but didn't letter, With all of these boys, eager and ambitious, Coach Parrish should have a suc- cessful year. Schedule: Marsing plays, Notus, Friday, April 2 Wilder, Tuesday, April 6 Parma, Friday, April 9 Middleton, Thursday, April l5 Homedale, Tuesday, April 20 New Plymouth, Friday, April 23 Fruitland, Tuesday, April 27 Adrian, Friday, April 30. -57-

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