Marsing High School - Arrow Yearbook (Marsing, ID)

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1 gsm. . xr -1-A. 1 3 2 2 A Message from Your Superintendent Lives are like buildings. They range from shacks to cathedrals. Many people who are capable of having cathedral-like lives have been satisfied with shacks. Not everyone can have a cathedral but no one needs to have only a shack. Even the most ordinary among us can fill his lift with purpose and direction, and lift it above the ordinary. The same material goes into the building of both shacks and cathedrals. The important difference is in the workmanship of using those materials. You students are now engaged in laying the foundation for your lives. The success of your lives depends a great deal on the success of the educa- tion you are now getting. No cathedral was ever built on a poor foundation. Stanley E. Wills S C H 0 A R D Lett to right: Russell Dines, Chairman, Roy McKague, Stanley Wills, Superintendent, Ralph Bowman, Clerkg Orville Bish, Hugh Howard, Marvin Channer. -3-

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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.

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lack O'Leary Vocational Agriculture 1, 2, 3, and 4, Future Farmers of America Advisor, Bus Driver. Iunior Sponsor. Bob Iones Principal, English 4, Office, Wrestling and Track Coach, Senior Sponsor Lynn Steed Elxzcrbeth Grant World History American History American General Business, Home Bc. l and 2, Li- Government Sophomore Sponsor brarian, Sophomore Sponsor -4- Ioy Laughlin Typing l and 2, Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Bus Driver, Advisor: the Huskie Hi-Lights, the Arrow, and Y-Teens, School Bookkeeper, Girls' Advisor TEACHERS