Marsing High School - Arrow Yearbook (Marsing, ID)

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gl 3, .. , 't vii' B M in-Q5 Ben Panzeri Brent Clapier Gary Bish Bob Emerson Robert Hawes E t Ralph Herman Don Caldwell Berle Bledsoe Iim Robison Gene Iayo Iohn Stewart Richard Hill Dudley Mausling Iunior Brewer Lonnie Wright Ke-nnetth Emerson Ralph Dines Fred Hill Keith Chase lerry Bowman lames Pedersen not pictured

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f MARSING FOOTBALL TEAM Gridiron prospects for the Huskies of l955 were short in number but long in determination and desire as they Worked out under the guidance oi their new coach, Mr. Earl Arnold, Marsing Huskies employed the single Wing formation and before the season ended thrilled their spectators with many spectacular runs. The Huskies line repeatedly opened vast holes to let the Marsing backtield men ramble for many needed yards. Although the Marsing Huskies ended the season with a conference record ot 6 losses, l Win and l tie, they proved to their supporters that they are equal to any. Memories will linger long tor the following outstanding Huskie seniorsi B. Panzeri, TB, B. Bledsoe, HB, Ralph Her- man, E, B. Clapier, FB, D. Caldwell, T, I, Robison, G, and I. Petersen, T. l have never Worked with a finer group oi young mei than our Marsing Huskie squad. Their support and desire was the greatest. lwill truly miss my Wonderful seniors ani l am looking forward to our season next year, stated Earl Arnold, Coach. Coach Earl Arnold sr iiyyu it Statistician Mqngger lOe Arriflgu Ernie Phillips .. 50 -

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Standing, left to right: Coach Arnold, Ralph Dines, Lonnie Wright, Iunior Brewer, Bob Hellinga, Dudley Mausling, Gary Bish, Cleo Mitchell, and Manager Roger Robison, Kneeling, left to right' Three CoACaptains, Ralph Herman, Monte Parkins, and Purvis Starr VARMT Although the l955f56 basketball season may have seemed dismal to the team supporters, it has looked very good to Coach Arnold and future years. The squad was rounded out mostly by a fine group of Sophomores and Freshmen, The start- ing five men were composed of three seniors which dropped to two after the Huskies play- maker, Monte Parkins, sustained broken bones in his left ankle and was forced from play for the remainder of the year. Monte was only able to play five conference games and showed up splendidly on defense and as a team worker. The loss hurt the Y SQUAD 'lHuskies chances a great deal in the SRV. B league race. Coach Arnold's squad was Very inexperienced and only won two conference games, both from Adrian. However, their overall season's record vead fifteen losses and five wins with three of the wins being non-conference, Purvis Starr lead the Huskies in scoring with a total of l89 points for fourteen conference games, with a game average of l3.5 points. This ranks Purvis in the top five high scorers in our SRV. B league. Ralph Herman was second high scorer with II total of 126 points, with a game average of nine points. 52-