Nampa High School - Sage Yearbook (Nampa, ID)

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SENIGQ CLASS if 'Qi i V , -'13, F . f A M,-A Gkllam . 'If My-5 Nlolinn Advlselr 2 b tt x '3Ql' J, 1 y ie xlxleljllslllii AL wx f x'S0n X lil if esldent ' Proving their superior lung development by out-yelling the Juniors and Sophomores at the beginning of the school year, the Seniors Were rewarded by being permitted to entertain the Idaho Falls' football squad at an all-school dance on October 9th. The Class of 1937 also has the distinction, for the first time in many years, of having one of its girl members, Glee Kilmer, chosen as Student Body President. As memory drifts back, the first event of importance brought to mind is the Sophomore Dance, then the major event of the Junior year, the Junior-Senior Prom for which members of the class Worked diligently. This year, as the honored guests of the Juniors, the Seniors enjoyed themselves to the utmost. Out of the Harbor, Into the Deep is the symbolic motto Which Was chosen by the class. Some of them sigh regretfully as they are about to leave behind them the safety of the harbor to face the unpredictable future. The Seniors were fortunate in having the counselship of Mrs. lVlorton and Mr. Gillam, class advisors, as Well as competent class onicers. And now the Seniors bid Nampa High School goodbye as they leave their teachers and fellow-students and prepare to carry on their various careers. Vi . gif, ',f7' 9 4 lf J . . fi , N , 4 S . is