Nampa High School - Sage Yearbook (Nampa, ID)

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512501 Ufaai President-Iuwrorz FAYLOR Vice-President-FLORENCE VAN DE STEEG Secretary-WINNIS COLEMAN Ti-easurcrfBARBARA METZGER Aduiscrfivhss WINIFRED LAFOND AdUiS6ffMR. IOHN CHURCH After three years, we Seniors, like Vikings of old, 5 V have made many invasions, plundering knowledge and g ' . . ., ' ,r ji ssig , Y capturing friends The success which we have met with encouraged us to renew our attempts, and year by year as our fleet has grown larger, our attacks have changed from mere plunder to well-organized quests, Memoriesffond memories linger in our minds. In our Sophomore year we embarked on the sea toward success. The Sophomore-Senior picnic, Sophomore dance, and our Sophomore football and basketball teams proved to us that our fleet was conquering, The Iunior-Senior Prom was hailed the crowning victory of our Iunior year. Our pep and school spirit had not lessened any, for from our army were members of the football and basketball varsity squads, and twelve of our number were elected to Sigma Chi Lambda for their scholastic standing. Our Senior year-last, but best of all preceding expeditions-revealed great wealth to us. The Leap Year Hop was greatly enjoyed, Frogil our class came the majority of the varsity squads, and others who have borne responsibilities and won honors for their class And now we have come to the final wind-up of our campaign-Baccalaureate, Luncheon, Tea, and Commencement. It is with great pride that we look back over our voyage to this Goal, and a new goal having been set, we are ready to tight for the purpose of gaining full dominion over it. Dorothy Lawson, Iunior Faylor, Senior Class president, Bette An- derson, and Howard Flora, Iunior Class president, are the students who led the grand march at the Iunior-Senior Prom, the outstand- ing formal of the year. Page Nine' een

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From BEOVVULF as told by Stafford Riggs. Copied from the illustrations by Henry C. Pitz by permission of D. Appleton-Century Company, Publishers. -J k ' l

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1. KENNETH AHRENST ll. LEONARD E. BOWLES- Radio Club: Track: Tennis. Blue N: Spanish Club: History Club: Foot- ball: Basketball: Operetta. 2. WENDELL ALLISON- History Club. 12. JOHN FRANKLIN BRADY- S' Cl b: Hlt' Cl b. 3. EDWARD LEE ANDERQO :-- Hence u N my u History Club: Track. 13, EDWIN BRANDT- 4 JOHN ROBERT BECKERT English Club, Pres.: HistoI'y Club. g1.QuE2,fliifS.Clubl English Club: History 14. ROBERT ELLSWORTH BRASFIELD- Honor Society: Sage Staff, Athletic Editor: 5. MARy ELIZABETH BELLA- Science Club: History Club: Football: Tennis. Girl Reserves: Home EC. Club: History Club. ZOE LOUISE BRASSEY1 6. LUCILLE NOVA BEVINGTON- English Club, vice-PI-es.: Glce Club, Accom- Home Ec. Club: English Club. Damst' 7. RAY EDWIN BILLICK- 16. lUNIOR BRAY4 Science Club: Radio Club: History Club. Sage Stall, S111-11?Sh0f Editor: Hi-Y.: SCi9I1C9 Club: Blue N: S. P. Q. R.: English Club: 8. VIRGINIA FRANCES BLAKESLEE7 Foofballi TW-Ck? Ovefelta- English Club: History Club. 17. IOHN MILDRED BRAY+ 9. HAROLD E. BLANKSMA- Honor Society, Vice-Pres.: Girl Reserves: B1 N: H-. Cl b. F b H. T. ku Science Club: Home Ec. Club: Shizg S. P. Q. ue Mow U 00 3 Iac R., Consul: History Club. 10. LOLA LOUISE BOSTON? Silver N: Girl Reserves : Home Ec. Club : ELMER BROWN1 English Club: Dramatics. History Club: Track. K. Ahrens W. Allison E. Anderson J. Becker M. Bell L. Bevington R. Billick V. Blakeslee H. Blanksma L. Boston L. Bowles J. Brady E. Brandt R. Brasneld Z. Brassey . Br M. Bray E. Brown L I , ?' i ,B fir- In S.- 1 . - ' F 7' -, ' -I 7 I ,- F i 3: 7' '9 5' Af in I 5 , Q.. f . . 1 ' :' 1 gl K W I g A : ... . I ' A . I 'WI 1 N' Sigel: as I 1 5' 'ff f . Zi? A , rn. g L n z . , L E y :Tia 19..--::f, - A 1 W I 1, I +L . age Twenty