Marsing High School - Arrow Yearbook (Marsing, ID)

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Paul Haskett Doran Parkins George DiI1eS Robert Walker P9-'C Muldoon Win-Loss Record For 1959-60 Marsing Melba 43 Marsing Wilder Marsing Wilder 45 Marsing Middleton Marsing Middleton 42 Marsing Fruitland Mar-sing Fruitland 41 Marsing Adrian Marsing Adrian 50 Marsing New Plymouth Marsing Hom edale 56 Marsing Homedale Marsing New Plymouth 57 Marsing Notus Marsing Notus 44 Marsing Melba Tournament: Marsing 56 Donnelly-Mc Call 39 Marsing 33 Homedale 43 Marsing 38 Parma

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LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Walker, Doren Parkins,Harrison Welty, Jim Percifield, Jerry Floyd, Paul Haskett, Pat Muldoon, Richard Pasco, Loren Case, Larry Kirk, Rudy Miller, and George Dines. Percifield Rudy Miller Richard Pasco Larry Kirk Loren Case Varsity Basketball Marsing Huskies, backed by six fine seniors, proved themselves worthy opponents to all teams and ended their season play with a 6-10 win, loss record. The over-all scores indicated the pattern for the whole season: Marsing compiled 777 points to their opponents 796 points-- only 19 points spread for the 16 game schedule. The closeness of these scores also indicates the many thrills that occurred for the Marsing fans. ' . Before the year was up the Marsing Huskies were found to be scoring at a rapid rateg the highest total points were racked up against Adrian, 72-51, and against Notus, 77-50. All of these points indicate the capabilities of the tough Marsing squad. Although the Huskies were on the average the smallest club in the conference, they proved themselves by the determined all around effort--such as the performance of Robert Walker and his dead eye shootingg George Dines and his defensive ability, along with his wonderful team play makingg Paul Haskett and his sterling center play as a rebounder and a fine Jump Shot Artist . Now the fortunes of the Huskies falls into the hands of a very young, but a very talented group of underclassmen. 26 A

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Wrestling - '59 - '60 TOP ROW: Ronald Hancock, Roger Samson, Dencil Bledsoe, Harrison Welty, Dick Miller, Cedric Eells. SECOND ROW: Rickey Tullis, Jerry Bish, Charles Murphy, Dewey Chase,EarlEdminston,Ernest Whittaker. FIRST ROW: Tom Murphy, Paul Yamamoto, Richard Dines, Lee Ren Walker, David Brown, Gene Baker, and Tom McCain. This is the second year that the State of Idaho has recognized Wrestling as a major sport and has sanctioned the individual effort of schools participating on an over-all state plan with rules and regulations governed by the State Athletic Association. Marsing Huskies, although a B school, have competed now for 5 years with schools as large as Boise, Borah, Mt. Home and several others, and still have taken their share of honors among this rigid competition. This year Marsing had two boys represent them at the State Wrestling Meet at Caldwell-- David Brown, 120 pound class and Harrison Welty, 162 pound class. David was able to take a fourth place, even though he receiveda shoulder injury in his first match in the tournament, and Harrison pinned in the semi-finals and did not take any honors at the state, although he had excelled in competition all year long as well as making the starting traveling squad in Basket- ball--that competes during the same season as wrestling. Many other Marsing boys proved themselves to be rough competition for their opponents as their team was able to win more than their share of team matches. Wrestling Matches Marsing defeated Borah 46-30 Marsing lost to Kuna Marsing defeated Boise '31-30 Marsing defeated Middleton Marsing received sixth place in the Marsing lost to Borah Boise Invitational Marsing lost to Caldwell Marsing lost to Caldwell 12-24 Marsing lost to Boise Marsing defeated Middleton 38-20 28