Nampa High School - Sage Yearbook (Nampa, ID)

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From BEOVVULF as 'Cold by Stafford Riggs. Copied from the illustrations by Henry C. Pitz by permission of D. Appleton-Cm.tury Company, PL!iIl1SI1C1'S.

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Scgoof EOCUZ The students of Nampa High School are grateful to the board of directors of Inde- pendent School District No. 37 which has so generously and capably extended its service in a successful effort to make 1936 one of the most outstanding years in the history of the school. Each year, under the supervision of this public spirited group of citizens, new achieve- ments are recorded in the educational annals of the city. The new auditorium and gym- nasium will be of untold beneht to students for many years to come. Choosing capable teachers and supervising financial expenditures are only a few of the multifarious tasks. They have endeavored to maintain Nampa High School as an accredited institution even though theyive been confronted with :Hnancial difficulties for many years. Mr. H. E. Meyer, chairman of the boardf, is completing his seventh year in this capacity. Mr. Meyer is manager of the Nampa office of the Boise Valley Grain Association. Mr. W. H. Keim, vice chairman, is connected with the H. H. Keim Company and is serving his seventh year as a member of the board. Mr. W. S. Anderson, a second year member, is manager of the local office of the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company. Mr. B. G. Davies is spending his second year on the board. He is owner of the Davies Hardware Company. Mr. H. A. Whitney is serving his sixth year as director. He has been employed at the Consumers' Grocery. Mr. E. W. Rising, who was elected last fall, is prominent in civic affairs as manager of the Retail Merchants' Association and as secretary of the Chamber of Commerce. He is in the Insurance and Real Estate business. Page Elever-