Nampa High School - Sage Yearbook (Nampa, ID)

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glzincifzafis f .usage On behalf of the Faculty I wish to congratu- late the Student Body on the publication of such a fine year book as we have in The Sage. The theme of the portrayal of the seasons of the year in the arrangement of this year's annual suggests to me that we have been doing some very fine planting of seed in the past several years. Our newly completed telescope is worthy of con- siderable commendation. Our Band has been equipped with some of the finest uniforms in the Northwest. Our vocal groups have made a very fine showing with their new A Capella gowns and have also contributed generously to entertainment and cultural value of the community. Our radio and our Journalism instruction coupled with the fine equipment which has been acquired through the activity of their group and that of the Student Body has enabled a number of students to find employment after finishing school. Other progress in the fields of history, science and mathe- matics could be cited. All of this broadens our outlook and our possibilities. Let us continue to plant. My best personal regards to a fine bunch of high school students. Sincerely, C. C. COWIN, Principal. Public school work and con- tacts with young people in educa- tional endeavor is most enjoyable. LAURA FRAHM It is a pleasant and interesting experience to be so closely asso- ciated with the educating of young America. MILDRED REAY MISS LAURA FRAHM MISS MILDRED REAY Registrar and Secretary Attendance Clerk to Mr. Cowin C. C. COWIN, Principal

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U0 fga Cyan of 7939: C70129'zafuf7afions.f Many of our wise public commentators feel that the youth graduating from high school at the present time will be called upon to solve many serious problems in the next few years. They predict amazing changes in the field of y economics and society throughout the next two decades. Many people of course fear these changesg they fear them because great periods of social and economic changes have also brought danger, un- stable and insecure conditions for most people. If these prophets of change are correct, then every one of you will need all the training that you can possibly obtain to help solve the problems that you face. To youth there should be some satisfaction in the thought that periods of danger also bring great adventure and excitement. As one great man has remarked: Such times may not be as good as in the past, but they are more interesting and exciting. XVe public school people can only hope that your training may be of some value and help in solving the problems of the future. Goodbye and Good Luck! J. E. WALSH, Superintendent J. E. WALSH, Superintendent. YVe are all justly proud of our Nampa High School and the varied achievements of former graduates. May the Class of 1939 contribute its full share to those willing to do their best in whatever line of endeavor they may follow, that the world may be a better and happier place in which to live. I GERTRUDE MILLER. Miss GERTRUDE MILLER Treasurer and Clerk of School District No. 37

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U! Wo MISS ANNIE LAURIE BIRD: College of Idaho. B.A.: Columbia University, M.A.: Adviser of: Spiz, Assembly Committee. MISS EVELYN HAGELIN: Wellesley College, B.A.: Univer- sity of California, M.A.: Adviser of: Senior Class, Girl Reserves, Girls' Athletic Association, Girls' Tennis Coach. MISS E. ELOISE KENNEDY: Linfield College, B.A.: Univer- sity of Washington, M.A.: Ad- viser of: Growl, Honor Society, Quill and Scroll. MR . KEITH LEATHERWOOD: University of Idaho, B.S.: Uni- versity of Washington: College of Idaho: Faculty Assistant at Games. MISS GLENNIE DAY: Dakota VVesleyan University, B.A. : University of Washington: Adviser of: Girl Reserves. MR. ROBERT J. HOWARD: Northwest Nazarene College. B.A.: Sophomore Basketball Coach : Assistant Football Coach. MR. JOHN KUSTER, JR.: Linfield, B.S.: Kinman Business University: University of Idaho: Faculty Assistant for Evening Games and Programs: Marching Director. MR. FRED P. LIVESAY: College of Idaho, B.A.: Curia Club : Sophomore Adviser : Facul- ty Assistant at. Night Games: Debate Coach. Annie Laurie Bird Evelyn Hagelin E. Eloise Kennedy Keith Leatherwood Glennie Day Robert J. Howard John Kuster, Jr. Fred P. Livesay Grace Gorton James Johnson Winifred LaFond Mary A. Lucas MISS GRACE GORTON: McPhail University, Bachelor of Music: University of Washing- ton, B.A.: Adviser of: D1'amat- ics, Girl Reserves, Assembly Committee. MR. JAMES JOHNSON: B.Y.U., B.A. : University of Chi- cago: Adviser of: Junior Class. MISS WINIFRED LAFOND : University of Idaho. B.A.: Ad- viser of: Sage, French Club, Quill and Scroll. MISS MARY A LUCAS: University of Minnesota, B.A.: University of Washington, B.M. : Adviser of Honor Society: Li- brarian.