Nampa High School - Sage Yearbook (Nampa, ID)

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505005 Beau! Long hours of hard work for which they received little thanks were spent by the Nampa School Board this year solving questions and working for the better- ment of education. Their activities included the landscaping of the block across from the high school and general improvements on buildings and grounds. W. S. Anderson was elected chairman of the Board this year. Mr. Anderson, who is manager of the Mountain States Telephone Company, has been a member of the Board for five years. Vice-Chairman B. G. Davies has been a member of the Board since 1934. He is the owner of the Davies Hardware Company. Edson Deal was elected last year to serve on the Board. Mr. Deal is manager of the Farmers Auto Inter-Insurance Exchange Agency. Lester Hamilton was appointed this year to fill the vacancy left by Elmer I. Eastman. W. H. Keim has worked in the interest of the Nampa Schools System for nine years. H. E. Myers, manager of the Boise Valley Grain Growers Associations, has worked on the School Board for six years. These Nampa business men have given much time to the management of school affairs and through their eiiicient guidance Nampa High School has been kept on the up and coming list.

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MISS MELBA TODD: University of Idaho, B.S.: Ad- viser of Junior Class. MR. OTTO W. WAGNER: College of Idaho. B.A.: Unive1'- sity of Washington : Time Keeper for Games: Sophomore Football. MR. VICTOR WETZEL: University of Oregon, B.A.: Co- lumbia University, M.A.g Facul- ty Assistant for Night Games: Assistant Coach. MR. J. A. WINTHER: Augsburg College: Northwestern Conservatory of Music: McPhail University, B.M. MISS BLANCHE WATERMAN: College of Idaho, A.B.: Univer- sity of Wisconsin, Oregon State College: Adviser of: Home Eco- nomics Club, Girl Reserves. MR. ALBERT J. TOMPKINS: Hahn-Sechwer: Cornell Univer- sity : University of California. MR. HAROLD VVHITE : Northwestern University: Uni- versity of Utah, B.S. Melba Todd Otto Wagner Victor Wetzel J. A. Winther Waterman Albert J. Tompkins Harold White

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A Adm. V-5' Top Row: J. Jausoro, J. Harris, E. DeCoursey, M. Crane, M. J. Petty, J. Yoder, C. Grimes, R. McColm W. Garrity, E. Sullivan, F. Abbott. I Second Row: W. Gopenhaver, J. Cliff, B. Mar-cusen, J. Christensen, W. Howard, K. Wmther, L. Rob erts, D. Taylor, B. Parker. Third Row: R. Hanson, N. Aldous, L. Frost, J. Schuler, R. Hackney, B- Hussey, D- AHd9l'S0H L. Williams, B. Keim, C. Robbins. fucfsnt fowzai President-ROBERT HANSON 111.75 Vice-President-FIELDING ABBOTT Secretary-Treasurer-W'1N1FRED COPENHAVER ADVISERS C. C. COWIN E. C. ROBERTS PURPOSE We, the students of the Nampa High School, in order to cooperate with the Faculty in the management of the student affairs, and to better prepare ourselves for American citizenship, do ordain and establish the constitution for the Associated Student Body of Nampa High School. ACTIVITIES Sponsored debate, football, and basketball teams, promoted entertain- ment such as lyceum numbers, appointed assembly committees, chose student rotarian, suggested changes in constitution for student vote, gave permission for new organizations. I ROBERT HANSON President FIELIJING ABBOTT Vice-President WINIFRED COPENHAVER Secretary