Marsing High School - Arrow Yearbook (Marsing, ID)

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Music On The Go PEP BAND--BACK ROW:Pat Muldoon,Doran Parkins, DIRECTOR Bill Davidson Marsing High has been very proud of its Band this past year. Not only have the Regular Band members worked hard to improve its quality, but many of the Pep Band members, although not receiving credit for it, have given many faithful hours of service at games, decorating for the annual Band sponsored formal, the Sweethearts' Ball, and numerous other activities. Terry Johnson, Tom McCain, Connie Christiansen, Russ Falen, Patsy Robbins, Charles Weygandt, Richard Kineheioe. SECOND ROW: sharon Clover, Denice1VIc- Valley Machine Shop Cain, Roy Haney, Daleen Walker, Pam Muldoon, Pat Caldwell Hardware Baalson, Roger Samson. FRONT ROW: Dennis Kinche- loe, Carol Sweet, SharonWhittaker, Mike Roland, Doris McIntyre. REGULAR BAND--BACK ROW, Left to Right: Mr.Davidson, Connie Christiansen, Sharon Clover, Roy Haney, Pat Baalson, Daleen Walker, Pam Muldoon, Terry Johnson. FRONT ROW: Denice McCain, Dennis Kincheloe, Daveta Pederson, Sharon Whittaker, Mike Roland. 42

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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

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Sing Along The Way Quartette: Charles Murphy, Annette Hall, Carol Ketner, Torn McCain. Regardless of TIME the music ofaschool has always hada definite part in the life of M.H.S. The Chorus teaches the students to sing well, and ,also to appreciate the quality and beauty of good music. ,..,.1.-A Mr. Davidson, Carvel Walker, James Nodine, Jerry Bish, Charles Murphy, David Fraely, John Proctor, Ricky Tullis, Ron Roach, Kenny Bish, Tom McCain, Dick Miller, Georgia Christianson, Pam Dent, Annette Hall, Vickie Byington, Frankie Gardea, Barbara Birmingham, Carol Ketner, Davera Stanley, Coreen Larsen, ZoElla Hiatt, June Anderson, Pat Percifield, Sharey Ann Larsen, Jesse Mae Webb, Daleen Walker, Valene Nelson, Verna Mclntyre, Sherran Falen, Patsy Robbins, Karen Cossel, Linda Swan, Russell Falen, Accompanist. 43