Marsing High School - Arrow Yearbook (Marsing, ID)

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To Belong To Believci' FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Gayle Harrison, ZoElla Hiatt, Judy Chur- ruca, Sherran Falen, Connie Christ- lg. iansen. BACK ROW: Coreen Larsen, Sharon Lawrence, Sharon Colver, Joyce Axtell, Judy Hall, Kaye Bates LEFT TO RIGHT: Davera Stanley, June An- derson, JoAnn Taylor, Karen Mayer, Martha Schutt. LEFT TO RIGHT: Frankie Gardea, Judy Edmiston, Annette Hall, Sharon Lankford, Pam Dent, Bernice Frei, Carole Young, Armenda Goodson, Peggy Floyd, Carol Ket- ner, JoAnn Taylor, Evelyn Stevenson, Daveta Pederson, Kinda Swan, Ilene Frei, Leila Peacock, Sharon Whittaker, Pat Baalson, Elaine Nelson, Karen Mayer, Valene Nelson, LaDonna Kock, JoAnna Watson, Ann McClintick, Donna Salmier, Rosie Lara- dogitia, Sharon Bosely, Annabelle Wilson, Marjene Samuels, Pat Johnson, Denice 40 McCain, Patsy Robbins.

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TWIRLERS--Annabelle Wilson, C a r o l e Young, Linda Brown, Judy Subia, Marolyn Dorsey, Armenda Goodson, Joyce Axtell, Annette Hall, Pam Dent, and Frankie Gardia. PEP CLUB--FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Karen Mayer, Peggy Floyd, Nona Hall, Sharey Larsen, Lelia Peacock, Pam Muldoon, JoAnn Chur- ruca, Daleen Walker, Jo Ann Taylor. SECOND ROW: Georgia Chris- tiansen, Betty Smith, Frankie Gardia, Carolina Robison, Donna Salmeier, Lynn McC1intick, LaDonna Kock, Betty Bower, Linda Brown, Pat Perci- field, and Denice McCain. THIRD ROW: Devera Stanley, Linda Swan, Armenda Goodson, Carole Young, Annabelle Wilson, Coreen Larsen, Ann McClintick, Pat Robbins, Carol Sweet, and Kaye Bates. We've Got The Pep . . DRILL TEAM--Kaye Bates, Carol Sweet, Leila Peacock, Paula Hasselbring, Coreen Larsen, Pat Percifield, Sharey Ann Lar- sen, Betty Bower, LaDonna Kock, Karen Smith, Stephanie Robison, Ann McC1intick, Devera Stanley, Jo Ann Scott, Carolina Robison, and Betty Smith. 39

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To Be Loved . . . Y - Teens The Y-Teens began their 1960 club year by holding their annual recognition service in Candlelight. They con- tinued their busy activities--selling concessions at football games, potato chip sales, Father-Daughter Banquet, and Mother-Daughter Tea--very successfully. Channel '7 Tele- vision again requested the presentation of a 20 minute Y-Teen program to commemorate Human Rights Day, and the Southern Idaho Y-Teens selected Marsing as their location to hold the 1960 Mid-Winter Conference. The year was highlighted by the selection of the President, Stephanie Robison, as one of the two delegates selected by Idaho Town and Country Y.W.C.A. to attend the National Y-Teen Con- ference in Washington D.C. and New York City. The year was climaxed by an 8th grade party on Robison's lawn, hoping to assure as successful club year. Stephanie Robison was one of the two delegates selected by Idaho Town and Country to attend the National Y-Teen Conference in New York and Washington D.C. November 1-8, 1959. CABINET--FRONT ROW, Left toRight: Linda Brown, Treasurer, Pam Muldoon, Secretaryg Stephanie Robi- son, Presidentj and Marolyn Dorsey, Historian. SEC- OND ROW: Paula Hasselbring, Worship Chairman: Carol Sweet, Financeg Karen Smith, Publicityg Betty Bower, Program: Betty Smith, Music: and Lynn McClintick, Clean-up Chairman. NOT PICTURED: Nona Hall, Vice-President. 41