Marsing High School - Arrow Yearbook (Marsing, ID)

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SENIORS IUNIORS Standing, left to right: Donna Dines, Treasurer, Monte Clockwise, from left: Marjorie Gibbens, Vice-Pres., Sylvia Parkins, Vice-Pres., Wanda Miller, Sec., and, seated, Archer, Sec., Dixie Eells, Treas., and Miyako Nakano, Ralph Herman, President, President. CLASS OFFICERS fears efmfe e. was 3 'Egg ,.' - ' ,rw T ., I' ia-21, I ' .fl 'S l fi A xi, ,W F 5l, 1f - 't ra 4 'P' t . f 'HW r ' ' 'id' 1 ,V , 1 mgfigfgggf - 'N .W -1 i, Hg . 'A I 'tf,i.1,yir J: .E xx A give .I , 52 . 1 y p ,, A 18 ? , was MQ vi '.,::.r,t: g ,W h A 'P SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN Standing, left to right: Barbara Bosley, Sec., Ona lean Clockwise, from right: Beth McKague, Treas.g Fred Hill, Hiatt, Treas.g Bob Emerson, Vice-Preis., and, seated, Mari- Presidentg Tim Bevins, Vice-Pres., Lonnie Wright, Sgt,-at- paul Reed, President. Arms, and Myrna Smith, Sec.

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VALEDICTORIAN Ralph Herman is the Valedictorian of the 1956 class. Ralph is a product of the Marsing schools. He was president of the junior High during his eighth grade, and is now president of the senior class. He has traveled extensively in the United States having been in 36 of the 48 states. ln addition to being an honor student, Ralph has been an active participant in sports. He has excelled in both football and basketball. ln his senior year, he was voted the Best Boy Athlete in the Hall of Fame. He was co-captain of the bas- ketball team, also. The Arrow staff is proud to have had Ralph as its editor for this year. He is the third Arrow editor since l95l-52 to be Valedictorian. The honor of being Salutatorian in 1956 went to Lois Axtell. Lois attended the Sunny Slope grade school and was an honor student there. She is the third member of her family to graduate from Marsing High. An active member of the 4-H club for seven years, Lois attended two short courses at Moscow. She excelled in sewing and cooking projects. Lois has been a member of the Y-Teens four years, and has served on the cabinet several times. She lettered in tennis during her junior year. Dra- matics interested her, and she was in the play Girl Shy , during her junior year, and We Shook the Family Tree in her senior year. She worked on the school paper staff, Huskie Hi-Lights, during her senior year. She could always be depended upon to have her Write-ups in on time and in good shape. 30-