Nampa High School - Sage Yearbook (Nampa, ID)

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ELIZABETH SLOAT Valedictorian , , ,,,, 1 Eli 1 W' R A IRENE COCK f V' .. ..., 1 aa ,, p . Salutatorzan 'WMS ': if ' .if . . I .I I H . A ,z SENIORS NOT PICTUIQED HAZEL MAY ALCORN Dramatics: Girls' Glee Club: Girls' Ath- letic Assoc. Wellington High School, Colorado. GLADYS GENEVA Boo'rHE HELEN MARIE BRODIFIEAD Band: Orchestra. Kimberly High School. ALLAN DALE BROWN Boise High School: Eagle Rock High School, Los Angeles, California. EARL ALLAN CLAPP Boys' Glee Club: Track: Football. ELLEN LUCILLE CONNER Emmett High School. TAD HANKINS Science Club: Radio Club Q. R.: Boxing. CLIFFORD E. HOSACK Spanish Club. , TI-cas.: S. P. WANDA IAWORSKI IOHN MANSON Meridian High School. ANDREW PEARSON HARLAN G. SI-IAW French Club: Boys' Glee Club: Choral. NoRIvIA SQUIRES French Club: Choral, RAYMOND EARNES1' TETWILER Blu-N: Varsity Football. Colby High School, Kansas. MILDRED M. TOMER German Club. Washington High School, Fergus Falls, Minnesota. ESLIE D. WALLS

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IUSTINE PEARL WARD Girl Reserves: Home Ec. Clubg Girls' Glee Club. QUINTON JUNE WATSON CLARA BELL WILcOx Home Ee. Club: French Club. LEO LEWIS WISSEL Soph. Basketball. L. DELBERT WOLL Radio Club. AILEEN E. WORCESTER Pocatello High School. Homedale High School. IOE CLINTON ZIMMERMAN S. P. Q. R. ARMIN ASI-ILEY VVASHBLIRN Ontario High School, Oregon. VERLA WICKI-IAM Girl Reserves: Home Ee. Club: Orches- tra. ELAINE VERA WILSON Silver N : Girl Reserves 1 Home Ec. Club 3 Orchestra. REX WITHERS Band. Ocala High School, Florida. ELIZABETH IANE WOOSLEY Growl Staff, Typist: Sage Staff, Assist- ant Bus. Mgr.: Quill and Scroll: Sage Collector. RAY AUSTIN YOUNG S. P. Q. R.

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OFFICERS President - - Ray Skinner Vice-Pres. - Edward Aschenbrener Secretary - - Carmen McKee Treasurer - Earl Andersen Advisers: Miss Evelyn Hagelin Odie Pederson JUNIOR CLASS Soft light and music combined with a quaint colonial theme to form a perfect setting for the 1938 Junior-Senior Prom held May 6. Committees from the Junior Class spared no thought nor effort in planning a dance that would truly honor their Senior guests. Presidents of each class with their partners led the grand march after which dance programs clever- ly decorated to carry out the col- onial theme were given out. Members of the Junior Class used the vaudeville idea and produced an extremely clever performance for their class assembly. Real hill-billy music and danc- ing featured one of the numbers. A square dance was so greatly ap- preciated that it was repeated later at an all-school entertainment held at the junior High School Audi- torium. A beauty contest with some of the Junior boys as attrac- tive models, served as a hilarious finale to the program. The Junior Class has taken its place with the others in student ac- tivity. The athletic field claimed a large number of boys for baseball and football, Track and tennis proved to be favorite sports for other participants. Other Juniors manifested an in- terest in debate, public speaking, and various clubs and organizations. At the close of next year, Jun- iors will be graduating Seniors and better able to answer the question expressed in their motto, Today we launchg where will we anchor?