Marsing High School - Arrow Yearbook (Marsing, ID)

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I 9 5 6 C A A T I 0 0 W To Coach Arnold for his endless patience and deep understanding in working with the athletic teams of Marsing High School, we dedicate our 1956 Arrow. Earl Arnold came to Marsing in the fall of 1953 as principal. He served in this administrative post for two years. Mr. Arnold did an excellent job as principal but turned to coaching and teach- ing for a closer association with the students of Marsing High School. He has always believed in sportsmanship and fair play. His work in bringing out these favor- able qualities in the athletes and students of Marsing has been marvelous. Earl has served three years in the Marines. He attended the University ot Idaho and has his degree from that institution. Mr. Arnold has been the senior class supervisor ever since he entered Marsing. The Arrow Staff wishes Mr. Arnold the best ot luck and a long and successful career as a coach.

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t - Dear Diary: The School Year 1955-56' started today-today I begin my diary. Empty pages to fill So much time- So many classes to meet, So many hundreds of hours, minutes, seconds to endure- Tempus fugit -Time just doesn't wait How quickly days and even months pass, We realize that before we are ready Commencement Day will Be here, and the class of '56 will leave the halls of M.H.S. So, Little Diary, help us to treasure each moment as it races by. On your pages let us capture the excitement of each sport's contest, The loveliness of a queen as she receives her crowng The haunting beauty of a song well sung. Preserve for us the memory of laughing faces at dances, The made-up faces of actors in playsg The dedicated faces of musicians marching in the band. Record these facts for us, so that years hence students and Teachers, as they look through these pages, will be able to relive the year '55-'56. In these pages let them find again the days of labor and study. NNT W msw.wmwsfxx A Z e Nkkmxx ,mmxXXXXXXXXK XXW G r Qu fu m Vlllhllf lHlHlM!l!!4Ulllff11111111llfllf!l!llll!0llM1fffnnlflfffffffflfyfWMI .mlll fllflwll MMMXIMQ- RALPH HERMAN ZELLA MCCLURE Editor Business Mcmctger IRIS WERRE IIM ROBISON Social Editor Boys' Sports Editor -2- LXX x X E x E S S S x E X A S E X E Si' '-'XV , - r t I w xxXxXxtN mt.