Nampa High School - Sage Yearbook (Nampa, ID)

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OFFICERS President - - - Bob Baldwin Vice-President - Dick Bermensolo Secretary - - - Lily Cook 'Treasurer - - - Roy Howard Advisers: Miss Rosa Smith Keith Leatherwood SENIOR CLASS To be or not to be- The choosing of caps and gowns for both Commencement and Baccalau- reate was the main issue for con- sideration in the spring. This ques- tion brought on a great deal of discussion, and enthusiasts for both sides ably presented their argu- ments. Following its three-year prece- dent, the Class of '38 had the honor of holding the first class dance this year. The latter part of November, the Seniors held their last class hop which carried out a Patriotic theme. As guests of the Juniors, Seniors enjoyed an evening of dancing at the Junior-Senior Prom held May 6. The last class assembly of the year was held by this class in May. Secrecy was the theme of the sneak', and mighty secluded was the when and where of this im- portant event, To be rather than to seem to be is the motto of this year's grad- uating class, and the rose, the chosen flower. Rose and silver, class colors chosen in the Sophomore year, have carried through the three years at Nampa High School and were the predominating shades at the Senior Luncheon, May 17, Baccalaureate, and Commencement.