Nampa High School - Sage Yearbook (Nampa, ID)

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STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Seated: Caron Harley, secretary: Loren Blickenstaff, president: Buster Park, vice president. Standing: Jim Varnadoe, Yell Duke: Sally Robb, Yell Duchess: Mr. Cruse, financial adviser: Pat McFarland, Yell Queen: Sidney Root, Yell Kimr. 6 ' The duties of Student Council this year were numerous and varied. Under their direction the worn-out coat hangers were replaced and new ones were constructed throughout the building. Plans for new tennis courts, which will be used also for ice skating and roller skating, were begun as a result of co-operation between Student Council and P. T. A. The students furnished the labor while the P. T. A. contributed the materials and finances. Perhaps their most unusual project was that of Hxing a broken key on the piano in the audi- torium. Guiding the Student Council of Nampa High School through the usual complicated and haz- ardous activities of a high school have been three energetic officers who were really on the ball. They were Loren Blickenstaff, president, Buster Park, vice president, and Caron Harley, secretary. Loren, red hair and all, presided over the meetings during hot debates with a serenity completely disregarding his crimson top notch. Buster was always on hand to pinch hit for Loren's absence. Caron's handwriting was put to good use as she recorded the minutes of every meeting in the Stu- dent Council ledger. The cheer leaders, too, had their part in the functions of the Council. Leading the cheers for N. H. S. this year were Sidney Root, yell kingg Pat McFarland, yell queeng -Iim Varnadoe, yell duke, and Sally Robb, yell duchess. With the Student Council backing them they promoted a pep week, pep rallies and pep assemblies, and were largely responsible for Namp's bringing home the sportsman- ship trophy. Serving as faculty advisor and financial adviser were Mr. Mills, our principal, and Mr. Lenn Cruse, Studen Body manager. Rounding out the representation in Student Council were the presidents of three classes and editors and business managers of both Growl and Sage. They represented their groups at all meet- ings. At the date of publication five Senior boys had been chosen as Student Rotarians. They were Wando Maupin, Buster Park, Bob Zimmerman, Robert Croy, joe Tycz and Don Reed.