Nampa High School - Sage Yearbook (Nampa, ID)

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To the Class of 1937 The members of the class of 1937 are to be congratulated on the forward outlook in the Sage. The theme of television is one of particular interest to those who look forward to the progress of tomorrow. Your educational planning may also bring benefits tomor- row in enjoyment of greater hap- piness resulting from a more complete living. The study of science, especially Physics and Chemistry, helps us to study and enjoy the marvels of present day inventions. This study may also help some student of today in the solution of some of the difficul- ties now found in perfecting modern inventions. While it is possible today to see as well as to hear entertainers on broadcast programs, it is still too expensive for the average home to enjoy. Some member of our high school Science Club may later bring television within the reach of the common people. I also wish that the lives of all our high scl mol students may be enriched with happiness that may unfold before them after leaving Nampa High School. C. C. COWIN, Principal. 'QE . C. C. COWIN, Principal Miss Laura Frahm, secretary to th cl CO 9 3 Illlfl- t tion and registrar, and Miss Mllclred Reay, tt Ci A ' ' a en ance clerk, preside with great th Hi d th h f l cl ll ability in . . t CC, E111 CII' C GCI' L1 HH W1 IHQ EISSIS - bl ance to all f lty d td t greatly acu an su en pro ems appreciated. is

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I. E. WALSH, Superintendent A Miss Gertrude Miller, treasurer and clerk chool D t t No. 37, greatest felicitations due for her unceasing and patient main- t ce of Nampa High School as an accredited h ol and as a real prerogative to the com- ty. To the Seniors ot IQ37 Your Sage Stai has certainly presented the high school with an ambitious motto for 1937-prog- ress. Progress is an appropriate theme for high schools and for youth. The accomplishments ex- emplified by television are incli- cative of the progress made by our great country in the past and prophetic of the future. High school education should be a means toward the progres- sive life. We hope that the class of 1937 Will make advancement of civilization their life motto and Will attempt to keep alight the torch that guides the World to better and happier levels. Good luck, and goodbye. J. E. WALSH, Superintendent.

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Annie Laurie Bird Paul E. BIickenstaFE Glennie Day Grace Gorton 1. 2. 3. L s 'l 7ff.f 5,5 N ,it t A gf-if if -if-ii 1.1 ez- :.. an L2 , 5 W.- Q' A' in Q. we s inn si-in ws 'I I Myrton Blackler John A. Church William E. Gillam Evelyn Hauelin Miss Annie Laurie Bird U. S. History and Government. College of Idaho, B. A.: Colum- bia University, M. A. Adviser of: Spiz, Assembly Com- mittee, History Club. Mr. Myrton Blacieler Orchestra. College of Idaho, B. A. Mr. Paul E. Biifkeizsfriff Physics, Chemistry, Business Arithmetic. McPherson College, B. S.: Uni- versity of Kansas: University of W'ashington. Ad lser of: Hi-Y: Manager of Ba tetball Finance. Mr. 101717 A. Cbnrcb Bookkeeping I, II, Typing I. Oregon Normal: Lewiston State Normal: University of Califor- nia: Stanford University, A. B.: Armstrong's School of Business Administration, M. S. Adviser of: Sage Finance: Asst. Manager of Student Body Fi- nance. Miss Girnnic' Day Declamation. Dakota Wesleyan University, B. A.: University of Washing- ton. Mr. Wiiiiaziz E. Giiiam Biology, Tactics and Fundamen- tals, Athletic Coach. College of Idaho, B. A. Adviser of: Senior Class, Blue N. Miss Grace Gorfon English III, Grammar, Plays. McPhail University, Bachelor of Music: University of Wash- ington, B. A. Adviser of: Dramatics, Assem- blies. Miss Evelyn Hagrliu English II. Wellesley College, B. A.: Uni- versity of California, M. A. Adviser of: Sophomore Class, Tennis Coach. Mr. Henry N. Hrzrgffr English III, Biology. College of Idaho, B. A.: O.S.C. Adviser of: Iunior Class. Mr. Iam es johnson Geometry, Solid Geometry, Trig- onometry. B. Y. U., B. A.: University of Chicago. Football Finance. Miss E. Eloise Kennedy English IV, Iournalism. Linfield College, B. A.: Univer- sity of Washington, M. A. Adviser of: Growl, Honor So- ciety, Quill and Scroll. Miss Wiizifrzfci LaF01m' French I, II: World History. University of Idaho, B. A. Adviser of: Sage, French Club?-. Quill and Scroll. 1 Mr. Kffifb Lmfiorrzuoozi Algebra, Economic Geographgjm University of Idaho, B. S.: nk versity of Washington: Colle e of Idaho. Faculty assistant of eve ' Q, games and programs. .X - - H .xg -xv 14. Miss Mary A. Lucas English IV, Library. University of Minnesota, B. A.: University of Washington, M. A.: Radcliffe College. Adviser of: Honor Society. 15. Mr. LaVcrne Martin Chemistry, Radio. McPherson College, B. S.: Uni- versitv of Chicago: University Southern Branch of Idaho: Ra- dio Institute of California. Adviser of: Student Body, Radio Club: Manager of Student Body Finance. 16. Mr. Gmrgt' G. Mill.-1' World History, Sociology. College of Idaho, B. A.: Mon- mouth College: U, C. L. A.: U. S. C. Tennis, Wrestling, and Boxing Coach. Henry N. Harem' James Johnson E. Eloise Kennedy Winifred Lalfond Keith Leathorwood Mary A. Lucas LaVerne Martin George G. Miller i - - -' 1' Eiiszfsi . ' ,, ., ilrlf 'siiifiwfg -- .X .. . 4- - W ' if 1 5 2 I s I