Marsing High School - Arrow Yearbook (Marsing, ID)

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Miss Virginia Famer, Coach Back Row, left to right: Beverly Swinney, Carol Christiansen, Bev- erly Haines, Roberta Wade, Vickie Wright, Darlene Edrniston, Margaret Bledsoe, jackie King, Pauline Edmiston, Ellen Dee Walker, Miss Farner, coach. Middle Row: Laurine Tullis, Pat Kiser, Ieanette Ketner, Betty lo Flick, Laura Arriaga, Diane Davis, Ona lean Hiatt, Betty Io McDaniels, Evelyn Walker, Mary jane Burrnan, Front Rowi Violet Nelson, Marge Gibbens, Sylvia Archer, Miyoko Nakano, Gayle Floyd, Dixie Eells, Betty Subia, Penny McClintick, SOFTBALL With the return of six lettermen the prospects for the softball team look good. The girls are coached by Miss Virginia Farner, a beginning, but very enthusiastic, leader. Girls Who are trying for their old positions are three sophomores and three juniors. The juniors are Marjorie Gibbens, left field, Sylvia Archer, right field, and Miyoko Nakano, center. Sophomores are Laurine Tullis, pitcher, Betty Io McDaniels, shortstop, and Gayle Floyd, first base. Agnes Smith, junior, last year's manager, is back again also. The above, plus many enthusiastic freshmen who are out, promise a continuation of the record that previous girls' teams have set. -.561

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Mr. Earl Arnold is coaching the baseball team Back Row, left to right: Kenneth Emerson, Dudley Mausling, Lonnie Wright, Bob Hellinga, Fred Edmiston, Robert Cossins, Loren Freeman, Benny Panzeri, Iunior Brewer, Mackey Gaines, Kenneth Mefford, Lloyd Summers, Ioe Arriaga. Front row: Brent Clapier, Ralph Dines, Roger Robison, Cleo Mitchell, Harold Nakano, Gary Mc- Clanahan, Robert Emerson, Randy Lankford, Gary Bish, Doyle Humphrey, manager, BASEBALL Coach Earl Arnold Conference Play ,..,.., ...... 4 4 Season Play ......,........,..... .........,,..,.. 4 8 The l955 ball club was composed of mostly MARSING 5 NEW PLYMOUTH l freshmen and sophomores and as the year ad- MARSING 4 WlLDER 8 vanced so did the Huskies , They went into the District Tournament at Payette as the third place 1 9 5 6 team from our S.R.V. B League. Although the Huskies did not go any further than this tourn- ament they gave a very good account of them- selves and gave advance warning that in a couple of years they would be the club to watch. Coach lack Kennevich should be commended for his achievement his first year as baseball coach at Marsing. MARSING 4 PARMA MARSING 6 FRUITLAND MARSING ll MIDDLETON MARSING ll HOMEDALE MARSING 6 ADRIAN MARSING 5 NOTUS Approximately 22 boys turned out for the baseball team in 1956. Thirteen lettermen are returning, but three of the starting nine failed to show up this season. They are: Eldon Townsend fdropped schooll, lim Thomason fmoved from Marsingl, and Bob Craft fmoved from Marsingl. this season and although the Huskie lineup is bulging with freshmen and sophomores a good season is expected. ln order to play in the District Tournament this year the S.R.V, teams must place first or second in their conference play. District tournament will be at Notus, May llth. -55-

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Iiiyw w1..,,r ring, , A M4 L.,- .S Standing, left to right: Bonnie Young, Phyllis l-laken, Beverly Briggs, Zona Robison, Wanda Miller, Vonda Pascoe, Zella McClure, Donna Cossins, Dixie Schaffer, Vida Larsen, Lauralee Clapier, Myrna Smith. Kneeling: Kayleen Floyd, Donna TENNIS Dines. Standing, left to right: Richard Kaneshige, Kneeling: Maynard Riech, Purvis Starr, Bill Haumann. Leroy Hazen, Don Howard, Larry King, Wade Briggs, lrvin Riech, Ross Curt ..57..