Nampa High School - Sage Yearbook (Nampa, ID)

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.aa ,ng Pl' Members of the Senior Class faced gradun- -fs X 'ml' tion with fond memories of their three years at N. H. S. Arriving as Sophomores, they spent most of their time joining clubs, finding their way around the halls of N. H. S. and in general getting ac- quainted with everything. Blue and gold were mm Tiller chosen as the class colors and the motto Not For Self, But For All, was their choice. Junior activities included the Junior-Senior Prom, with Moonlight Mood as theme. Prominent Senior Don Tiller was chosen for president, Jack Elliott, vice president: and Rosella Wilkerson, secretary-treasurer. Don Newman was representative-at-large. On April 12 the Seniors gave a class assembly using only the talents of their class. The latter part of April was set for the usual Sneak Day. The Senior Luncheon was held on schedule despite food rationing and other war year restrictions. Baccalaureate exercises contained a serious note this year with so many students facing a world torn by chaos and suffering. Advising the Senior Class were Miss Annie Laurie Bird, Mrs. Louise Olsen, and Mr. Webster Caldwell. With the passing of Commencement the Senior Class drew a curtain over their days at N. H. S., to enter into a world of difficulty and for many, the branches of the services. K Jack Elliott Rosella Wilkerson lion Newman sw 'fs' Qt wwfwf