Nampa High School - Sage Yearbook (Nampa, ID)

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C7f0,5,15,f-li Intense rivalry for scholastic, athletic, and social superiority is evidenced in the Senior, Junior, and Sophomore classes of Nampa High School. Loyalty within the class helps to create a cooperative spirit. As the youthful Dane strove for mental development, so the Nampa High School student has as his goal the honor roll and the competition between classes, for this scholastic achievement is keen. The bold seamen, who swept down from the coasts of Denmark, Norway, and Sweden to ravage and plunder on the Northern seas, eazcelled in physi- cal vigor. The venturesome expeditions in which they engaged, parallel athletics in the Nampa High School. In tennis, football, basketball, and track the classes vie for honors. The N orsemen engaged in folk dancing and mead gatherings, just as Nampa High School classes enter- tain with school dances, banquets, and parties. These stern sea rovers of medieval times who were passion- ate lovers of music have made themselves live again in the spirited harmonies which inspire the teams in interclass competition. Q'

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Edna Minden Elmer C. Roberts Otto W. Wagner Lucy B. Morton Josephine Payer Kay Boyd Remley Fred Ruiz Rosa L. Smith Genevieve Blanche Waterman Victor Wetzel J. A. Winther 1. MISS EDNA MINDEN. English II. Grammar. Whitman Collegre: Lewiston Stale Normal: University of Idaho, B. S. Adviser of: Girl Reserves, Grovvl. 2. MRS. LUCY B. MORTON. Biology. Albion Normal: College of Idaho, B. A. Adviser of Junior Class. 3, MISS IOSEPHINE PAYER. Sociology, Geometry, Commercial Law, Busi- ness Principles. University of Chicago, LL. B.: University of Idaho, M. S.: Northwestern University, B. S. Adviser of: Honor Society, Science Club. 4. MR. KAY BOYD REMLEY. German, Ee. Geography. Choral. Glee Club. College of Idaho, B. A.: Colorado State Teachers' College. 5. MR. ELMER C. ROBERTS. Typing I, II, Shorthand. Denver University: Colorado State Teachers' College, B. A., M. A. 6, MR. FRED Ruiz. Spanish I, II: English III. New Mexico State College, B. S.: University of Notre Dame. J. IJ. Adviser oI': Public Speaking, Debate, Silver N. 7. Miss ROSA L. SMITH. Latin I, II: World History. Lewiston State Normal School: Linfield Col- lege, B. A.: University of Washington, M. A. Adviser Of: Honor Society, Sophomore Class, S. P. Q. R. Page X ii 'gs 13 W. V 'l I.. .- f- ,VQWX MISS GENEVIEVE STA NOSHECK. English II. Ilucheshe College, B. A.: University of Nvb raska, M. A. Adviser of Assembly Committee. MR. OTTO W. WAGNER. Manual Training. College of Idaho, B. A.: University of Wash- insrton. Construction and Repair Asst. MISS BLANCHE WATERMAN. Sewing, Related Art, Cooking. College of Idaho, A. B. : University of Wiscon sin: Oregon State College. Adviser of: Girl Reserves. Home Ec. Club. MR. VICTOR WETZEL. Speech I, II, III! English III. University of Ofeilon. B. A.: Columbia Uni versity, M. A. Athletic Asst., Dramatirs. MR. I. A. WINTHER. Orchestra, Band. Augsburg College: Northwestern Conserva tory of Music: Mcl-'hail University, B. M. Music Supervisor. MISS VIVIAN STONE. lNot picturedj Art. University of Idaho 3 The Art Institute of Chi cago, B. A.

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