Marsing High School - Arrow Yearbook (Marsing, ID)

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Softball The zest and ability of this years softball team is one that should truly be admired with respect. Although the num b e r of games lost were two, the striving vic- tories overwhelmed the lo s s e s with a substantial jolt. Advisingthe girls team this year was Mrs. Rachel Schields. She accomplished a good d e al with the girls and encouraged them to attend regular p r a cti c e s, which is vitally important in the strengthening of a good team. To obtain .a letter or stripe in Girls Softball this ye a r, it was established in the Constitution that a girl must attend 314 of the p r a ct i c e s and play eleven innings. This was found to be more difficult then it sounds. Considering the outside work the softball girls and Mrs. Schields put forth and the Won-- d e r fu l sportsmanship that was attained, this years softball team may hold its head high and feel proud of their accomplish- ments. - ' TOP ROW Left to Right Glenda Chase Karen Cossel, Betty Ann Bower Jo Ann Scott Pat Perclfield MIDDLE ROW Carol Ann Sweet Donna Salrneier Sharon Lank- ford Judy Subia Margaret Oyler FIRST ROW Lynn McCl1nt1ck Betty Sm ith Alrneda Gibbens Marolyn TOP ROW, Left to Right: Marjene Samuels, Marilyn Nelson, Judy Churruca, Karen Mayer. FIRST ROW: JoAnn T aylo r, Peggy Flo yd, Judy Edmiston. 33

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TOP ROW, Left to Right: James Haskett, Stanley Johnson, Ricky Tullis, Dennis Kincheloe, and David Clapier. SECOND ROW: Larry Kirk, Harrison Welty, Rudy Miller, Ralph Haken, Jack Mayer, Paul Haskett, Robert Walker, Jerry Floyd, George Dines, and Jim Percifield. THIRD ROW: Teddy Gammet, Milo Salmeier, Richard Pasco, Gary Gaviola, Richard Dines, Roy Haney, Joe Sena, Paul Yamamoto, Bruce Hansen, and VaughnReece. BOTTOM ROW: Emmett Moore, Jerry Bish, Lyle Peacock, Ike Helton, Wallace Nakano, Gene Baker, Roger Samson, and Denny Dobbins. Huskies Take 3rd Straight Title The Marsing Huskies took on the new title of the unbeatable this year when they ran their winning streak to 27 straight baseball games: three consecutive S.R.V. B titles and two consecutive Third District Titles. The Marsing Huskies did not show mercy on any of their opponents as they out hustled, out played and out scored any team that dared play them. This winning desire of Coach Arnold's club came from the great pleasure they receive from playing the most popular sport in America. Each game seemed to be a new challenge in the next con- test. Baseball not only is great team sport but also an individual sport in the respect that each boy has his own responsibilityto cope with in order that his team might enjoy another victory. Coach Arnold believes that their success comes from the fact that his varsity club were not just individual ball players, they were team players and each player was able to play any position that he was asked. In this manner, the club was not only able to play their favorite positions but would take a new position for their Coach and assume that responsibility with new desire and this helped the team at times when it was most needed. No one boy can be cited any better than the rest for surely it must take the true efforts of all to win 27 straight games. -- Coach Arnold CQNFERENCE GAMES DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Mafsing 5 Melba ' 0 Marsing 14 Cambridge Marsing Kuna Marsing Marsing Kuna Marsing 4 Middleton Marsing Fruitland ' Marsing New Plymouth Marsing Wilder Marsing Homedale Marsing Middleton Marsing Notus Marsing Adrian 32

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Varsity Cheerleaders DONNA HAKEN SHARON LANKFORD LYNN MC CLINTICK GEORGIA ROBISON The cheerleaders of M. H. S. have done a great job this year to stimulate the school spirit at all the football and basket- ball games. The Varsity Cheerleaders had some of the most stylish costumes in V. Cheerleaders KAREN MAYER DALEEN WALKER JO ANN TAYLOR PEGGY FLOYD the valley. The J. V. Cheerleaders al- so had very nice costumes. Congratulations kids on a job Well done! . This page sponsored by BACON DIAMOND CORNER MC CLURES BAKERY - MODEL MARKET 34 TERRY APPLIANCE