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Your 1958 wuhoolx IS 111 mul hfmdq As xou lefnf
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On the opposlte pfzge IS p1ClLlI'Cd 3011 the student
body for whom the weflrhoolx IS publlshed
On lD6l1'1lf of the SAGE -taff I msh to thank ex ery
one who helped us ln puttlng toffether all the dlfferent
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DEDICATI ON
'LThis man's wisdom, his accurate perceptions, his vigor of intellect, his humor, and his unselfish
patriotism are known to all"-Cyrus Northup. This quotation aptly describes Leo C. Mathews,
debate coach and boys' counselor at Nampa High School.
Mr. Mathews graduated from Kuna High. His college career includes Lewiston and Albion
normals, College of Idaho, where he eamed his B.A., and the University of ldaho, where he
received his master's degree. Since coming to Nampa he has taught athletics, Latin, history, English,
government, debate and has been boys' counselor.
ln the twelve years he has taught debate in Nampa, his debators have never failed to place
in state competition. During those twelve years Nampa has won district competition. During
those twelve years Nampa has won state championship eight times. Ten of those years Nampa
won district competition. Mr. Mathews has had three debate teams which have had undefeated
records in all tournaments. Twice his debators have won the National Forensic League Western
District-'making those champs eligible for the national toumament. Twice Mr. Mathews' teams
gave Nampa its greatest forensic glory by winning the Western District Outstanding N.F.L.
Chapter award.
This remarkable record was achieved by debators who were molded by the man to whom we
respectfully dedicate this 1958 Sage.
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"Stout-s. hrick. and mortar do not make a High
School: they form merely the material hody which
houses the spirit which is the real High Schoolf' The
citizens of Nampa have furnished the future citizens
with a completed high school plant which is adequate
for their needs. modern in design and practical.
The students of Nampa High School are to he com-
plimented for the excellent manner in which they have
accepted the challenge of successfully working in a
campus type school where all must exert much judg-
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ment in self control. The Senior Class of 1958 is the
first class that entered the new High School as sopho-
mores. This class has heen the class to demonstrate
to incoming classes the importance of good citizenship
and proper care of puhlic property.
Congratulations to the yearhook. l'The Sagen for
hringing to the community such an excellent pictorial
rememhrance of the activities of the students of Nampa
High School for the year 1057-1953.
MRS. UZZEL
W59 CASS'-ER SUPERlNTENDENT'S SECRETARIES
Board.
school sy stem.
.-Xmong the lrusiest memhers of the administration
staff are Miss Clarahell Cassler. secretary to the Board.
and Mrs. Gladys L-2201. secretary to Nlr. Nlills.
Nliss tiasler has many duties: she pays all the teach-
ers and other employees. orders all supplies. keeps the
lvooks. and pei forms all secretarial work for the School
Nlrs. lizzelis joln is equally important. She helps
Nlr. Mills with routine duties around his office and
sends out his monthly reports on the activities of the
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This svlifml year iiim-teen fifty'-seven-fifly'-eight will
he rememlvererl as Ll retl letter year hy' all present ami
future sturlents uf Nampa Senior High Sellmil. Our
mmlern twentieth eentury campus has inspirecl our
faeulty as they have eunsistently' pruvicled the best in
efligeatiniial instruetiim. Sturlerits have lreen Challeiigefl
hy faeilities ami iustruetimm to make the must nf their
uppwrtunities. Partieipatifm in all ac-tiyities has heen
emphasized in all areas. llrugress has Come to eaeh
iiicliyiflual tu the extent that the imliyiflual has actively'
NIRS. SIIOWALTEH
engaged in all aetivities. To the Seuiurs nf nineteen
fifty-seyeu-fifty-eight. we exteml 1-niigratulatimis aml
lyest wishes. Wie issue an iiivitatimi that yuu Vtllllitlllt'
to cfnrisicler Nampa High as ywnur sr-hmil heaclquarters
throughput the years. The staff. juniur. aml snpliuiiwre
elass memliers will strive tu fulluw the Nampa High
traflitiun uf pruvicling worth while at-tivities that will
insure nur enntinuing maximum gruwthf-iiitelleetual.
physical. sueial. emutiunal.
PRINCIPAL'S SECRETARIES M
Fhmy alter.
anfl fwillf-cts all fees.
Twin of the busiest and most important people on
Nlrs. 5huwalter's johs are many. not only dues she
help Xlr. Fteck with secretarial jobs hut at the first
of the year she sees to it that schedules are arraiigzeml.
revwrrls the iieeessary infnrmatimi almut the stuflents
Nlrs. Swttis prim-ipal juli is In help Nlrs. Fliuwalter
with her jwlis arfiunrl the sf-limil.
5he alsi, helps supervise the stutlent muiiitnrs. np-
erates tht- iluplic-ating maehme anti she passes wut ltll-
purtaiit iiifiirmatiun to the stumlents anfl favulty.
HRS. SCOTT
the eampus are Mrs. Leah Seutt and Mrs. Hoherta
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EARL McKEEVER
"A" Band
Music Survey
Training Band
Music
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Orchestra
"A" Choir
"B" Choir
Sophomore Choir
SETH I-'ORSCREX
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ELVA REID
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Thespian Advisor
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our homemaking teachers. Not only do they teach home-making to 220 girls
each day but each one keeps a home of her own. Here they demonstrate the
correct way to cut out a pattern.
HUGH Mf'NlCHOLS JOE QIFINLIEY JOHN RUPERT
General Drawing Machine: Shop Shop l. ll. lll
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U S History U. S. History Whrld History Ctwvrniilf-lit
Gt mor Class :Xdvisor Explorvr- filulm Svnior Prolilf-Ins
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Nampa Senior High, shows ZPlla
Howell thP finer points of dry-
point 1-tching. The dvsign is cut
on the back of X-ray paper and
rolled onto a sheet of white papvr
with a rolling pin.
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had anything to do with art. did
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PXEI YN H:XCELlN HELEN YORK VILAS BRANDT LENN ll. CRUSH
La in I, Il Spanish I, Il Chrmistry Biology
Frenmh l, II Junior Class Advisor Cvnvral Science Svrvim- Club Advisor
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Physics L.-'KNGWORTHY Geometry, Algebra Senior Comprehensive Debate
Atlvance-tl Mgt-lira Gwriif-try Varsity Basketball Girls' Counselor llehate Cluli Xdxi or
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Robertson! first period Govern-
ment-the bringing out of the
little red grade hook. Richard
Mitchell doesn't look too inter-
estedp maybe he already knows
his grade.
ERNEST G. FLUFSIE STARK IDIS EWART MINA CONRXD
KENNEDY Library Study Hall Honor Societx
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have kept the grounds and b 'll' f. f
uirinas o ampa High School
clean this year. Mrs. Tiser and Mr. Jackson have been the
Janitors at NHS. since it was first opened in the fall of 1955.
The Bell sounds and then eo
C US TODIANS
We wish to commend J. George Beer and Leonard Forrey
fr hz . ' .
or I e good Joh they have done helping to keep our campus
clean.
Nlr. lit-er. long time resident of Nampa High, works chiefly
in ela-sroom huildings 1 and 2.
Nlr. lforrey. new to our eutnpus. is the custodian of the
new gym.
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COOKS
. . mes the rush of student- hurrying to the lunch room to have dinner.
To take eare of thi hu l the 1 '
s ngry mo J, - 'ooks arrixe early in the morning five days a week, and
seldom lease lvefore three in the afternoon. To head cook. Ann Pollack and her capable helpers
Faire extends zi heurtv "Il ' nksn f ' '1 '- - ' ' ' l
1 ld or .1 jrh will dons. Reading from left I0 right: Margaret Sehvanel
veldt. Eloise NleXlilIin, l.aYon Nloore. Ann Pollock. Hell:-na Richards, Loretta Mchlillin.
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Chosen on leadership. scholastic aluility. and popularity are our student
body officers who do their hest to keep all the students happy and hy
ful-filling student requests.
Curtis Theil. student lmody President. Carroll Warwick. Vice President:
and Jeannie Rau. Secretary, presided over the Student Council meetings
and on special committees.
ORGANIZATION LEADERS
Representing the three classes on the student council were Layne Dike.
Sophomore Class President: Elias Alvarado. Junior Class President: and
lay Miner, Senior Class President. Chosen by their fellow classmates.
these students do all in their power to keep the student hody in high
spirits and united in a representative way.
Danny Pfaff, editor of the Crowl. and Betty Heuclc. editor of the Sage
are among the many organization officers who voice their opinions in the
Journalism Department at the Student Council meetings. Danny and his
staff members, put out our bi-weekly school paper. which keeps us up-to-
date on the happenings of Nampa High. Betty has secretly hidden all
the memories of her three years at Nampa High in the completed '58 Sage.
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Another crossroad, another goal has been reached in the
lives of approximately 280 students at Nampa Senior High.
These students are the seniors-about to graduate amidst
caps and gowns, rejoicing and tears. The big moment has
arrived for them-the moment they have looked forward
to for many years.
Throughout grade school they looked at 'the "big seniors"
enviously and now think-they are seniors. It almost scares
them, too, as they look out into the "big, wide, world" and
think of the future. They also think of the past, especially
their three years of high school.
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As sophomores, the class of '58 selected their motto,
colors, and flower which were to remain with them through-
out high school. They chose "Sportsmanship Before Victory,"
the red rose, and turquoise and white. They also selected
Carroll Warwick, Harold Murray, and Shirley Garrison as
president, vice president, and secretary respectively. An-
other achievement of the class was the organization of the
sophomore pep club, and the winning float at Homecoming.
Carlyle Dean was advisor and Wanda Wolfe and Sharon
Price were the cheerleaders.
The junior year saw Harold Murray as president of the
class, Curtis Theil as vice president and Sandra Sieber as
secretary.
The class, under the direction of Mrs. York produced a
very successful junior-senior prom with Blanche Blecha
as chairman.
And then-ahl-the senior year with Mrs. Hughes as
advisor. Club presidents, student body officers, editors, and
kings and queens, were all chosen from this class-the class
headed by .lay Miner, Presidentg Gary Wright, Vice Pres-
identg and Sharon Price, Secretary. And as the class of '58
leaves, they leave behind them many memories and souv-
enirs. Several trophies have been won, a school flag made,
and many other improvements on the campus produced by
the graduating class of '58, and as the class moves on, many
remembrances of their brief stay at Nampa Senior High will
remain. Farewell, farewell and may the knowledge they have
gained here, guide them as they embark on their future.
SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL
Pictured below are the members of the Student Council. Reading from left to right, back row:
,Iim Hetmer, .Iohn Mercer, Bruce Everton, Norman Hall, Elmer McElroy, George Volk, Carroll
Warwick, Danny Pfaff, Ron Ferguson, Jay Miner, Butch Wade. Second row: ,Ianetter Morf, Sandra
Sieber, Kay Cornilles, Sharon Price, Gracie Arego, Carole Marshall, Betty Heuck, ,Ioan Huber,
Thelma Peterson, Gail Fillmore, Connie ,Io Frost, Sherrie Davis, Sharon Moore, Eleanor Lill.
Kneeling: Janis Jacobsen, Danny Henry, Gary Wright, Steve Norell, Curtis Theil, Jerry Hale, Rich
Griffitts, Norma Rau.
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SHARON ALBRIGHT-The best uqay to have
a friend is to he one. GAA.
BONNIE ALLEN---As bright as spicy cedar,
as jorial as a farnplire. DECA: FBLA: "A"
Choir: Honor Society.
SANI ALVARADO-KwitchaworryinP? Hi-Y,
Vice President: "A" Band: "B" Band: Sopho-
more Choir: Sophomore Basketball.
RON ANDERSON-Yep, l'rn a senior this
year. The world lies ahead. FFA: FBLA:
Machinists.
NIARCIE ARANA-A fountain of fun bub-
bling over. Girls' Glee: Band: Spiz:
Y-Teens: GAA: FHA: Camera Club.
GRACIE AREGO-Some people cause happi-
ness wherever they go. FHA: GAA: Girls'
Glee: Librarian: DECA, Secretary: Spiz: Y-
Teens: Student Council: Homecoming Attend-
ant.
CAROL LEE ATKINS--The pleasure of love
is in loving. GAA: FLS: Y-Teens: FBLA:
FHA: Girls' Glee: "A" Choir: Summit.
ROGER BACON-He has an answer for every-
thing. FLS, Executive Council: Debate: NFL,
Vice President: Hi-Y, Youth Legislature: Stu-
dent Council: DECA, President: Honor So-
ciety: Voice of Democracy, winner: State
DECA President: Summit.
STEVE BAGGERLY-Nothing great was ever
achieved without enthusiasm. Machinists.
EDDIE BAKER-His modesty is a clue to his
merit.
,ION BAUMGARTNERAThe horn of Gabriel
winds not much sweeter. FLS: "A" Band:
Orchestra: Pep Band: Librarian: Dance Band.
ROCHELLE BEAUDREAE-A merry heart
maketh a cheerful countenance. FTA: GAA:
Librarian: Summit: "Lady Precious Stream."
PAT BELL-In a young heart, everything is
fun. Girls' Glee: FHA: Spizettes: Growl: Sum-
mit: Librarian. Spiz: GAA: Student Council.
CLARK BEVINGTON-I am not arguing with
youvl am telling you. "A" Band: Pep Band:
Orchestra: Hi-Y: Honor Society: Key Club,
Secretary: FLS, Sergeant-at-Arms: NFL: Sci-
ence Club: Debate Club: District Debate
Tournament: NFL Congress.
MARVIN BINGHABI-A short saying oft
contains much uisdom, FFA, Sentinel: Cam-
era Club: Baseball: Football: Track: Basket-
ball.
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ROBERT BOTTO3ISiThe only way to have a
friend is to be one. Hobby Clubg Industrial
Arts Club.
MARILYN BOWLING-A friend may be well
reckoned the masterpiece of nature. "B" Bandg
Y-Teensg Spizg Girls' Gleeg Summitg FBLA.
RAYMOND BRADFORD-l live only for the
sake of living. "A" Bandg Orchestra.
ALAN BINGHAM-His reason is not meas-
ured by size or height, but by principle. FFA.
BLANCHE BLECHA-A sure cure for the
blues. "B" Band, Vice Presidentg "A" Band,
Nlajoretteg Sophomore Growlg Spizg GAA:
Y-Teens, Secretary, Vice Presidentg Spizettes,
Director of Musicg Inter Com. Office Monitorg
Honor Societyg Girls' Stateg FLSg Football
Queeng 1957 Prom Chairmang Homecoming
Queen Attendantg Green Yearsg Summitg
Sophomore Pep Clubg Commencement Com-
mittee.
.IOANNE BOOSINGER-She is loved for her
quiet friendliness. Spizettesg Spizg Summit:
FHAg FBLAg Caldwell High School.
KAY BRIGGS-An atom blonde. FHAg
FBLAQ GAAQ Y-Teens.
DONNA BROCK-Beauty seen is never lost.
GAAg "B" Choirg "A" Choirg Y-Teensg Girls'
Glee.
JEAN MARIE BRUETT-Those who know
her know her worth. FLSQ FHAg Y-Teens.
RICHARD BRUNNEEL-The blessing of
earth is toil. "A" Bandg Pep Bandg Orchestra.
CARL BLIDELL-Watch out, you big wide
world, here I come. FFA, Sentinelg Movie
Operatorg Harvest Ball Attendant.
CATHERINE BUDELL-The same wherever
you meet her. "B" Choir.
MELYIN BLFFINGTON-.'Yei'er do today
what you can put off till tomorrow. Sophomore
Footballg Varsity Baseball.
ALLEN CALDWELL-Worry never made one
great, so why worry? Machinists.
Y.-KN C.eUlPBELL-When trouble comes my
way I take another path. Blu N3 Boys' State
FLSQ Summit: Green Yearsg "A" Bandg Var-
sity Football.
ROBERTA CLARK-Quiet and earnest, .she
goes her way. Girls' Gleeg "A" Choirg Spizg
FHAQ Y-Teens, FTAQ FBLAQ Summit, Busi-
ness Managerg Science Clubg Middleton High
School.
SHERRON CLEC-G-Action is eloquence.
Girls' Cleeg Spizg Spizettesg FHAg FTA.
SANDRA CLOUCH-With a song in her
heart. FBL.-Kg Office Monitor.
JUNE CLOVER-Ask me no questions and
l'll tell you no fibs. Spizg FBLAQ "A" Bandg
"A" Choir, Student Councilg GAAQ Y-Teensg
Sophomore Pep Club, President.
LEO CLOYD-I grow old learning something
new every day. FFA, Assistant Reporter, Lead-
ership Committee.
JOHNNY COBLE-Women? I came here to
drink of knowledge.
KAREN CASE-Those who bring sunshine
into the lives of others cannot keep it from
themselves. FBLA, Store Buyer.
EDDY CASH-A fellow whom everyone ad-
mires for his gameness, wit, and good nature.
Sophomore Football, Trackg Varsity Football,
Trackg Sage King.
RON CASSIDY-He takes his time but he
gets there. FFA.
JERRY COOPER-Laugh and he merry.
DECA: Movie Operator.
KAY CORNILLES-The goorl, the true, the
beautiful . . . those are the things that pair.
Y-Tecnsg FLSQ CAA: Stud:-nt Council: Sum-
mitg Green Yr-ars.
MARY COURTNEY-Personality, poise and
patience. Spizg FHAg Y-Teensg FLS, Ex-
ecutive Councilg FBLA. Assistant Point Keep-
erg FHAg Summit.
WAYNE COWGER-.Tone but himself can
be his parallel. Student Council: Service Clubg
"A" Choirg Varsity Basvhallg Sophomore Bas
ketball, Track: Student Hotariang Hi-Y. Pres-
ident: "Lady Precious Streanif'
HI..-UNE COX-Sigh no more, ladies, .sigh
no more.
SHARON COX-Her yesterdays look lnirlp-
ward with a smile. Summit: "A" Choir.
DONALD CROFT-To him, few things are
impossible with diligent skill. DEC.-'Az FBLA:
Movie Operator.
PAT CRONIN-I bear a charmed lille. FHAJ
"A" Choirg "B" Chair.
DIAN STEPHANIE CROOKS4I!'ha1 hare
you got that gets its? Spizg Thespian Variety 'WUI'
Show. E5 , "'
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The Key Clubhers
pitched in to polish the
trophies ht-fore they
placed them permanent-
ly in the gzyiiinasiuni.
Connie Jo Frost, Le-
Roy Klas. Danny Hen-
ry, and David Kent
are industriously shin-
ing the prides of Nam-
pa High.
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ft:-.v'
Histuryif? Pictur:-tl al
your right are three of
Nampa High? most
wriuui students. Fan-
dra Fit-ber, Eleanor Lill
and Carole Nlarwhall.
The-y are itldtiftrimi-ly
ftuilying their Attieri-
can History. 1"Oh.
Eleanor. did Leruy real-
ly say that'?"I The-y
are devoting their Sage
period-f"Sandra, what
did your moth:-r say
about you getting litmu-
ww late-?"l V-tu the
study for Xlrs. Hughes'
class. I bet the-y'll really
know about the world
when their Senior year
is through!
JININIY DANIEL-Here'5 to pleasure as you
like il. "B" Choir, Librarian.
DICK UAYIES- Greater men hate lived!
but I doubt it. Explorers, Blu N: Sophomore
Fwwtlrall. llaskr-tball. Travk: Varsity Ftmtball,
llaxkvtball, Track. Football Co-Captain.
RON D.-KYIS-The light and flame of south.
A-ll'
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SHEHHIE DAVIS-Not only good, but good
for somelhing. CAA, Pointkeeper: FBLA:
Came-ra Club: Future Nurses, President: "B"
Choir: llamlg "B" Band: Y-Teens: Sum-
mit: ".' 'x " Choir.
KEITH DAY-Deeds, not words, distinguish
him. Blu N: Hi-Y: Fnphnnmre Bafkvtballg
Vanity Football. Track.
EYELYN DECOLYRSEY-She smiles to srare
the drabness of the world. Y-Teens.
NIKHY llfllllifllp heart is Pier at tour
Serlife, Clluifl Y-Tvvnel
Girlf Ulw:
SHERRY IDUINQE -1 lore Io lize uhrlhfr I
srnile or grtrte. "X" Choir: Y-Twn-,
lill.l. llUN.'xl'll'E--.-Ih. zhia learning, uhal
u thing tt i.s,' Var-ity F0-ftball. Tennis: Soph-
ntitflrt- 'l'rat'lx. 'l-vnni-. Fntftliall.
Gu
'rv
HOWARD EASTLAND-I got rhythm.
Band: Pep Band, President: Orchestra: FLS,
Executive Council: Summit: Student Council:
All-Northwest Music Conference: Boys' State.
MERIL EBBERS-A future farmer, he loves
the land. FFA, Vice President, Treasurer:
Varsity Football, Tumbling: Harvest Ball At-
tendant.
BARBARA EDWARDS-It is tranquil people
who acquire so much. Y-Teens: FBLA: Typ-
ing Assistant.
JOE DOSTAL-Generally the wisest man in
the company . . . disguised. FFA: Green
Years: Machinists Club.
DELBERT DRAPEAU-S0 live to be happy.
GAYLE DUSPlVAiAnd still they gazed and
still the wonder grew, how one small head
could carry all she knew. Honor Society:
Green Years: Summit: CAA: Senior Repre-
sentative: Office Monitor: Future Engineers
Club, President: Science Club, President: Lab
Assistant.
ELDON FEDLER-Bored of education.
RONALD FERGUSON-The only way to get
rid of a temptation is Io yield to it. DECA,
Parliamentarian.
GAIL FILLMORE-Praises loudly and blames
softly. "A" Choir, Secretary: Spiz, Vice Pres-
ident: FHA: Honor Society: FLS: CAA?
Office Monitor: Summit: Student Council.
RONALD EHLERS-He has qualities which
promise success.
BRUCE EVERTON-Never put off enjoyment,
for therels no time like the pleasant. HA"
Choir, President: Orchestra.
RONALD FARNWORTH-Eat, drink, and be
merry, for tomorrow we study. Student Coun-
cil: Sophomore Football, Baseball: "B" Band:
Varsity Football, Basketball, Baseball: "A"
Band: Blu-Ng PE Assistantg Big Six End.
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TOMMY FILLXIOHE-When I feel like slurly-
ing. l lie flozcn anrl sleep it off. "B" Choir.
BILL I"ISHER-You can start noug l'm here.
DWAYNE FISIIER-l7'hy study when there's
so much to learn. Sage, Faculty Editor: Quill
and Scroll: Tren Times.
NORMAN FLOWERSiHe lires in a cycle of
cycles.
DARRELL FOOTE-By the worlf, one l1'lI0lL'S
the worker. "A" Ilantlg Pep Band: Orchestra:
Honor Society: Future Engineers. Vice Prese
ident.
JOE FORTIN-The trouble uith alarm cloclfs
is that thefre always going off while y0u're
asleep, Sophomore Track: Hi-Yg FFA.
F'
LINDA FLETCHER-Laugh yourself into
stitches. FHAg Y-Teens.
CURTIS FLISHER -'Fleet as the winrl. Soph-
omore Football, Basketballg Varsity Football.
Basketball. Track: Blue-N1 Hi-Y.
LOUANNA FLISHER-Everything at once
and so-0-0 F-lVIl1.l'iE'fll. "A" Choir: Y-Teens: Hon-
or Society: FLS: FBLA: Green Yeah: Sum-
mitg GAA: Serxice Club: Librarian
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JERRY FOSTER-The early liinl gets the
worm. but who uanls the zcorm Iioicailalnf'
Honor Sotietyg Future Engirirer-' Sci'-rice
lllulr.
CUXNIIE ,IO l"HOST--.-lliialxs al uorl: ziilh
rim. Choir: Sage: Spiz: lln-I-n Tear-3
UAA: l"I.S: Honor Society: X-'I'wi1-1 Stu-
alent Council: Ilrom Committee: ,lournali-ni
' 'Q' ci H
Conference: FBLA, Pre-identg Typing A:si-t-
ant Ufflc XI nit r
UIIURIQIQ Fl IIKIAI.-XX' .lliilili lieefls no
flisgnise nor urriarnenlx. FIILA, Buyer: IJIQLA.
Treafurer: Prom Coiiiinitteeg Green Y:-urs.
MONTE CARRISON-There's always one in
every crowd. Sophomore Footballg Fire Mar-
shalg Meridian High School.
SHIRLEY GARRISON-Dark eyes. HA"
Choir, Presidentg Spizg Y-Teensg Who's Whog
Madri Guys and Calsg Homecoming Queen
Attendantg Sophomore Class Secretary.
EDA GATES-A cheerful companion is worth
gold. Thespiansg Spiig FBLA, Store Managerg
CAA, Representativeg Honor Societyg Green
Yearsg Spizettes, Secretaryg Tennis Team.
JOE CIBBS-A reserved boy-but for whom?
Future Engineers.
TONY CIBSONHYou'll find us rough, sirg
but you'll find us ready. Blue-Ng Sophomore
Footballg Varsity Football.
JAMES GIESE-Life would be quite intoler-
able if it weren't for our amusernents.
BILL FULLER-When you feel like exercise,
just lay flown till the feeling goes aufay.
DON CABBERT--I 1lon't dare be as funny
as I might, Typing: Assistant.
MIKE GARRISON-He thinks twive before
he speaks, then says it to himself. Movie Opera-
lor.
DONALD GILLOGLY--Life is a jest and
all things .show it: I lhought so time and
rzou' l lfnou' it.
BIVCKLEY GOODWIN-The u'orlrl's no bet-
ter if you worry.
DAVID GONZALES-Great men are flying
every dayg in fact I don't feel u'ell nzyself,
Orchestra.
CAROLYX GRANGE-l7'liat is lorely' neter
dies. FHA: Thespiansi Honor Soeiety. Vive
l'rr--idt-nt.
CONNIE lQRl:CG4l'ariety' is the spire out lite.
Spit: FBLA: X-Teens: 'l'hf-spians: FLS: F'I'.X.
RICHARD GRII-'FlTTSfA great guy' to those
who lrnou' him and an iflul to those uhm ilon't.
Blu-N. President: Fxplore-rs: Fire Marshal:
Physirs Lab Assistant: Soplioinort- Football.
Basketball. Traek: Varsity Football. lravk.
llEl.l5FR'l' HANKS- Walvh out for his hida
den talents. FFA. I.f'3llt'f-lllll lfhairman. Refre-
ation Chairman. llrogram Chairman: Summit:
lfuturt- Engineers: Harwst Ball Attendant.
Slllflli Llf llARlJlQS'lh lly delight is in tht'
sons of men.
KKlillOl.L li.XRl'ERf Une uho Lnuus hott'
tu gire a num her ou'n u'ay. FHA: Kuna
High School. Kuna: Stutlt-nt Council:
Choir.
EYFHETT CRIMES-For he's a jolly' good
fellow. Sophomore Basketball: Baseball: "B"
Choir.
GWEN GWILLIAM-Tall, blonde, and . . . ?
Y-Teensg FHA: FBLA: GAA: Orchestra:
Summit.
DON HALCONI-flloderation is the noblest
gift of heaven. FFA: "B" Choir: "A" Choir.
JERRY HALF-You can hide the fire, but
what are you going to do with the smoke?
Sophomore Football: Varsity Football: Blu-N.
NOEL HALES-In the spring a young rnan's
tarzry' lightly turns, and turns, and turns.
Boys' State: Sage: Quill and Scroll: Service
Club: Physies Lab Assistant: Prom Commit-
tee: Growl.
NORMAN HALL llorft fret, just take it in
your stride. Student Council: Sophomore Foot-
liall. Basketball. Baseball: Varsity Football.
Basketball. Bas:-hall. Tumbling: Hi-X.
The world needs more
engineers? Well. Uncle
Sam, Stop your fretting!
Nampa High has two
senior boys. David
Kent and Leroy Klas.
who are solving. in ad-
vanced algebra class, a
problem which may be
a key to the future.
SALLY HART-Where :lid you get those big
brown eyes? Spizg Y-'Iles-'nsg FH.-Kg FI..-Kg
GAAQ The-spiansg Summitg Prom Commilteeg
Librarian: Sophomore Pep Club.
DORIAN HATCH-Tall, studious, and happy.
"A" Band, Drum Majorg Pep Bandg Dance
Bandg Honor Society, President.
LAVONA HATHAWAY-I like fun and I
like jokes about as well as most folks. GAA:
FBLA3 Girls' Clee.
VERNON HELT-One way to succeed is to
do more than is required. Key Clubg FLSQ
"A" Bandg Pep Bandg Orchestra.
WANDA HENKEL-Blonde and fair. Y-Teeng
FHAg CAA.
HUGH HENNESSEY-A big, strong, silent
mari. Sophomore Football, Track. Basketball:
Varsity Football, Baseballg "B" Choir, Prggi.
dfflil "A" Choirg Blue-Ng Explorers.
RODNEY HENNIS-So much to rio, so little
time.
DANNY HENRY-Youth comes but once in a
lifetime. Choirg Sage, Photographer Ed-
itorg Quill and Scrollg Summitg Key Club,
Presidentg PLS, Treasurerg Science Cluhg
FTA: Boy! Choir: Big Fix Choir.
,IINI HENHYfThings which must be, must
be for the best. Hi-YQ Growl. Art Editor.
Sportswriter: Key Club.
JIM HETNIER-Once I was caught studying
and fre never lived it down, FF.-'kg Machinists:
Student Council.
BETTY HEUCK-A friend to everyone, every-
one a friend to her. Sage, Editor-in-Chief.
Senior C0-Editorg Spiz. Treasurerg Inter Com.:
I7LSg Sage Queen Attendant: Prom Commit-
teeg Green Years, Editor: Spizettes: Girls'
Gleeg Y-Teeng GAAg Sophomore Pep Clnlr:
Quill and Scrollg Journalism Conference: Stu-
dent Press Clinic: Teen Times. News Reporter:
Student Council.
BRIICE HlGI..EYf'0ne u-ho is polite Io you
even when he has na fat-ors to ask. 'Z-X" Hand:
IJECA: l'ep Band: Key Club: Honor Society
Summit.
DELURIQS HILL The same zchererer you
meet her, always gay. GAA: Spizz FBLA:
Choir: Y-Teens: Student Council: Typ-
ing Assistantg PE Helper.
JOHNNY HORN--lfihat ererrx young girl
should l.'nou'. Student Council.
GARY HOHNER-The mirror ol all ruzlrtesx.
FBI.: IJECA.
ZELLA HUWELI. - .4 paelrage full ot lrrains
and a hear! full oil sunshirze. I-'HM I-Teens:
Honor Society: I'lI.5. lfxecutixe Council. Seca
retaiyi Green Years: Summit: Science lfluli.
JUAN HI,'liI'QR-Llerer enough to runrince
ns that we are rlererer than she is al her
flererest. Spill Y-Teens. l'rz-sident. Historian:
Honor Soi-ietyg Green Years: Summit. Assist-
ant I-Iditorg NFL: lleliate Clulnz l-'IA Iixectis
tue l,ounc1l.
JXXIS ,l.'XCOBSEN-- Her jriemlship is :forth
hazing. Spiz: FH.-X. President: GXVX: Spir-
etti-sg Prom Committee: I-Teens: Girls' Give.
liraving a stiff lrreeze at
the Numpaffwin Falls
Game. Uctolier 4, Sandra
Sieber. Nampa's Home-
coming Queen. rides in
royal splendor around the
Bulldog liowl. The gootl
looking gal on the right is
Sharon Price. Homecoms
ing Attendant.
KARALYNN JENKINS-Charm is her pow-
er. Growl, Fashion Editorg Spizg FHAg Quill
and Scrollg FLSQ Summitg GAAg Spizettesg
Homecoming Attendantg Football Queen Ate
tendantg Y-Teens.
JACKIE JENSEN-A flashing smile for ererli
one. Y-Teensg FHAQ "A" Choir.
ANITA JOHNSON---She doesrft talk nzirvh,
but u'hat,s there to say? Prom Committee:
FBLg Summitg "B" Choirg CAAQ ELS: FTA.
CATHERINE .lQNEri -.4lu'a,i's there 1l'1Ifll joy
and cheer,
FRANK KELLILY-Virrtory belongs to the
perserering. Thespians: "Lady Preciou-
Stream."
DAVID KENT-He never turns bark-always
goes forward. Honor Society, Treasurerg Key
Club: FLSg FTA.
SANDRA KINCHELOE-Therels rnischiej
lurking behind those eyes. FHAg FBI., Histor-
iang GAAQ Quill and Scrollg Crowl, Assistant
Fashion Editor.
KAREN KING-A remedy too strong for the
disease. Y-Teensg FHAg Halfway High School.
Oregon.
MARIE KIRKWOQD-A good uornan is
marfs bliss. Spizg Office Monitorg l'lllI.g Green
Yearsg Librariansg Sage Queen.
LEROY KLASS-Vision to seek a beckoning
peak. Sage, Sports Eclitotg ELS. Presidentg
Key Club, Presidentg Science Club. Vice Pres-
identg Quill and St-rollg Honor Soi-it-tyg Cr:-en
Yearsg Summitg Physics Lab Assistant.
NAOMI KNAPPiThe hand that made thee.
hath made thee good. UA" Choir: "ll" Choir.
DIANE KRIEBS-A popular girl in fine trirn.
"A" Choirg FH.-Kg Y-Teensg CAA: Girls'
Clee: Student Counvilg Yell lluvlie--: Yell
Qu:-en.
GERALD KICLER Good nature is one out
the rirhest fruits of lite. "ll" Choir: Nldfllilliflf.
LARRY LANTZER--.4 pipe, a nite. a ranrh
gthese three, dear world is all I ash of thee.
l'4I"A: Nlarllinists.
DEAN LEAYITT--And though hard be the
tasl: . . . lzeep a stiff upper lip. lfl-'Az De-ltati-.
XLXRILFE LESTER -The smile an her ,lace
is but a reflertion of her heart. Bandg
IH-it Baml: Spill Fllfk. 5:-wr:-tary: ll.-X.-X: Of-
five Nlunitwr: Ham-st Ball Quem Mtentlant.
llkklll IFWIS llis toive lingers on.
llboirg 'lilwspiatia Variety Show: Nlanlri Guys
antl Gal-L bln-ic Awistarit: "Lady Precious
Ftrvanif'
Fl.l'f.XNOR LILL -Craiily is all that holcls
her rlozcn. Spiz: "Xlareheta:" Honor Soeiety,
St-vretarsg The-pian. Treasurer: Quill and
St-roll, Vice- Pre-sitlt-tit: Sage. Class Etlitorg
Journalism iiutift-rx-rice: SlYt't'l'l'l Cunferenceg
Ftutlvnt Council: Summit.
IJARXL LINDE-V110 unto the other feller
the may hell like to zlo unto you an' do it just.
Hi-X: Sophomore Football. Basketball. Base-
ballg Varsity Football, Basketball, Baseball.
RUSXLIE I.l'Clif-Those about her, from her,
shall reall the perfect ways of honor. FBL.
RONDA LLNDY-The gal with a smile is al-
uais zcorthwhile. Thespiansg Y-Teensg C.-XAg
FBLA.
BOB LYNCHf.'Vo use worrying about life-
you nerer get out of it alive anyway.
JIM LYNCHfLet me play basketball but no
speeches, please. Varsity Football, Basketball.
SHARON SINIS BICBRIDE-A gal with a guy.
FHA: Cree-ii Yearsg Summitg FBLA.
AVA NIQCALL-Personality, honesty, and the
zcillirzgness to serve. Spiz, Sergeant-at-Armsg
Y-Teensg FBLA, Store Auditorg Summitg
CAA, Senior Representative.
GLEN XICCONALGHEY - As free as the
breeze. FLSg Executive Council.
FUNTELLA NICCURLEY-She trusts everyone
anrl zloubls no one. "A" Band: Pep Bandg
GAAQ FBL.
ELNIER BICELROY-A 1.'oice like thunder: a
smile like sunshine. Thespians, Historian: De-
bate: NFL. Pt:-sidentg FLSg Fummitg Sage,
Arsiftant Sports lfditorg Boys' Stateg Green
Ye-ar-1 Student Councilg Sage King Attendantg
Champion NFL Tournamentg State Debate
Cbampiong NFL Congress. Senator.
KARLA MCKNIGHT-In silence also there's
a uorlh that brings no risk. Girl! Clee: GA.-Kg
Science Club.
YERNA MCLALGHLIN-Vision for the fore-
sight of tomorrow. FHA, Regional Choir, Dis-
trivt Choirg Spizg llonor Society.
STEVE MCNEILL-A voice to melt freezing
hearts. Thespiansg "Lady Precious Stream."
DEE MACY-He has qualities which promise
success. "B" Choirg Blue Ng FLSQ Varsity
Footballg Camera Clubg Future Engineers:
Science Clubg Movie Opcratorg Track.
TOMMY MANCUNI--Sometimes I sit anal
thirtkg other times 1 just sit. "A" Bandg Ten-
nisg Explorers.
MARILYN MARCHBANKS-Short and snap-
py, cute and happy. CAAg FllLg Vice Pres-
identg Spiz, Secretaryg Spizettesg Y-Teens
Libraryg Office Monitorq Prom Committee.
CAROLE MARSHALL-Eizeryborly loves her,
they canit help it. Librarian. Presidentg FTA.
Presidentg FLSQ Spizg Honor Society: Quill
and Scrollg Sage, Organization and Feature
Editorg Green Years, Layout Editorg Summit.
Editorial Staffg NEA, Delegiateg IEA. Repre-
sentativeg Sophomore Crowlg ,lournalifm Con-
ference.
RON MARTIN-Shortcut to jun, FFA.
DIANE MATTSON-To her, life at all with-
out delights. FLSQ Y-Teensg Speech Festixal:
Crowl, Feature Editor: Summit.
,IOAN MERCER-In lore it-ith life. alzrl the
whole world. HA" Bandg Orchertrag .'Xll-North-
west Bandg All-Northwest Beethoven Quintet:
All-Northwest Oboe and Clarinet Duetg Spiz:
Y-Teene: FTA.
JOHN MERCER-Youth is a ehallenge: life
is 11 tight. FLSQ "A" Bandg Student Director:
Pep Bandg All-Northwest Handg Student Coun-
eil.
Cooks? Noe- just chem-
ists! ,loan Huber and
Harold Curry are mix-
ing: up the secret for-
mula everyhody at
Nampa High is trying.
A new fuel for the
Sputnik which we are
ready to launch to get
Nampa on the map Or
-off. Seriously though
they are just experi-
menting in Nampa
Hig1h's modern chemis-
try laboratory.
, H C.
.Qi
MARVIN BIESSER-I know an awful lot but
I can'l think of it. Hi-YQ Varsity Basketballg
Sophomore Basketball.
JAY BIINER-All that and good looking, tool
"A" Bandg Hi-Yg Explorers, Vice Pre-sidentg
Senior Class Presidentg Trackg Sophomore
Football.
JOANN MOORE-Will! a smile on her lips
and laughter in her eyes. Majoretteg "A"
llamlg Pep Band: Orehestrag Spizg Y-Teens:
FLSg FTAQ FBLQ Green Years: Summit:
GAA: Science Cluhg Growlg Prom Committee:
Sophomore Pep Club.
ROY MOORE-Bored of education. Hi-Yg
FLSg Machinists.
SHARON MOORE!-Tennis is my lore game.
GAA. Presidentg FBI., Vice Presidenlg Tennis
Team: Creen YQ-arsg Girls' Clee.
,I.'XNET'l'E NIORF-l!'1'1h rolleps of eternal
babble. Spiz. Point Ks-e-per: FHA. Treasurer:
Y-Teens: FBI.: GAA: Student Council.
JOJXNN XlORFfHer standards are high and
"hi." Spiz. Point Keeper: FHAQ Y-Teens:
tl.-X.-'lg Spizettf-sz Librarian: Home Room
Repn-fentatin-1 Prom Committee.
DONNA MORRIS - Earnest in purpose.
lJliC.X: llandg Pep Bandg CAA: l"HA:
X - l 1-en-.
Al'lLl,'S'l' XIOFER-Polish lakes tlrne. FFAg
Choir.
al'
CIAHK MIQRIJUCK --A merry lzfvzrt IIHZIIPIII
II vhrvrful wurilwiarire, Foothallg Nlachinift-1
llasc-hull: Nlnritpm-Iivr High, ltlalltr.
H.-XHOLIJ NIl'RH.'XY llrspair of flu' tmvhers.
glory of the girlx. Suphuninre lla-kvlliall: Yar-
-ity Fmatlrall. llufke-tlmull. Travk and llq-cfhall:
All llig Fix Until:-rr-tim-1 'lie-on Magazine- Hun-
oralilt- Nlvntiun All'AlIlt'l'lC2lll1 National ,Xil-
.'xIlll'l4lt'iiIl Pr:-p lftmtliall 'lit-ani: ",-X" Hand:
Prom Ccunniittt-vg Blur- N. St'Tglt'21I1I-ill-Aflllfl
Stutlvnt Crrunvil: Suplwiimrc- Claw- Yin- Pru-
idt-nt: junior Class Prc--ident.
LEROY MLVRRA-Xt-l't'e got someone on my
mind. Suphoinore- lfuothall, Basvball. Basket-
ballg Varsity Football.
Nanipu High clralnu-
lists try thvir hand at
huiltling su-in-ry fur
tht- Thvspian Variety
Show, Dt-nnis Sallaz.
ELINOR MYERS-Blessed are the calm.
LOIS NE.-KLvBe silent and saff' . . . silenrv
never betrays you. Girls' Cla-e-g Y-Teens: All-
Northwest Choir.
JOANN NEFF-A queen of queens is shea'
"li" liandg "A" Band. Nlajurrtte-. Drum Nlajur-
vtte-3 Orch:-strag FHA: Y-Tm-vn-g Spiz: Spil-
vttvs. Pre-side-nl: F153 Offive- Mtmiturg lim-hatv
tflulig Uruwlg Prnni fimnrnittw-1 IltIINl'l'UIltlIlfl
A-Xtte-ndant: s0llllUlIlUI't' l'c'p filuh.
SHARON NEIXIEYEH-Ctrrlfs rarest blFS.SI.lI,,
is, after all, a woman. FBI.: l'iHAg Spiz.
STEVE NORELI.-I don? Jun' be as funny
as I might, Suphomorf- I-'rmthall Managt-rg
Var-ity Football Xlanagrrg "li" Band. Cu--
totlianz Band: Hi-YQ Explore-rs. Fwrv-
tary: Golf: Stud:-nt Cluunt-il: Pruni Crtnnnit-
te-vi Hwmlrary Spiz Mt-rnhf-rg Varsity Hvll
King.
NI.-XXINE NUYI5 Honor lies in honest mil.
lfllrll Y-Vlitwnrl Flfl Fill.: Uffitw' Xlunilltr.
Ste-w NIcNt-il. and Run
Jones art- making a
Snack har for the ludgv
scvne of the "Let it
Snow" prtrdurtion.
N
l'lll I.l.lS orsox lfrillllrwl to llnlv. lilwrtlt.
aml the I7lll',NIll-l of man. "ll" llanflg llanflg
X-'llf-mix: lil X2 l'illl.1 llllimw- xllillllttl' l ilvra- '
riang lllioir. TT'
JOHN U'Yl'illX Holfl Iliff fort. l'm romlng. lug,
Foplioniorv l"ootl1all. llafke-tltall, Ba-r-liall: Yara
-ity lla-e-lvall: lli-H. Sm-rn-tary: llluv N:
XHLQX. loutli Lvgixlature-.
l'If'l'li QWIEN WRU, up only lire ome. Soph-
omore! lootlnall. Basketball: Varsity Football.
Tumlmlingg. Track: Choir: Blue- N1 Slu-
dm-nl Council.
Eda Gatos and Frank
Ke-lly arf- tho Critics for
the annual Thr-spian
Variety Show. Due to
the large attendance of
thc two performance-s.
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Ci-UL OWENS-A jolly little girl.
DON PANKRATZ-A guy with a gal.
Choir.
VALETTA PENDLETON-Success is the re
ward of diligence. FBLQ Store Auditor. Treas-
urer: Librarian.
THELXIA PETERSON-Combination of
youth, beauty and u-lszlom. Spizg Honor Soa
ciutyg FL5: FTA: Thespians: Librariang Stu-
df-nt Council: "Tiger On His Tore."
DANNY PFAFF-He has a smile that ,tits
his ,lace and he wears it merit day. Growl,
lirlitor-in-lliivf: Svrxicv Club: Honor For-if-ly:
Quill and Scroll. Pre-:idrntg PLS: Dvlmate-Z
lloyf Flair:
HOBERTA l"FAl"l"--What you do still bet-
tfrs alia! Ls zlune. Y-Te-+-nag ll,-Mig Lilirarianf.
ROY VIERSUN Slurly is u pastime . . .
why orerzlo it? Sophomore Footballg Student
Counril.
ROBERT PRICE-Hen, lilfe bullets, go ,lar-
Ihest when smoothest. DECAQ "A" lland.
SHARON PRICE-Your heartls rlesires be with
you. FHA, Vive President, Parliamentarian.
District Parliainuntariang Y-Teens. Sergeant-
at-Armsg Spizg CA.-Kg Sophomore Cheerleader:
Harvest Ball Que:-ng Senior Class Set-rm-taryg
Girls' Gleeg "A" Choir.
CLAUDE PHOW-Sorry' No record avail-
able.
CARL QLlALMANvEverything will come if
a man will only wait. FFA.
EARL RATCLlFl"-Better three hours loo
soon than a minute late.
JEANXIE RAL-A girl who needs no intro-
zluftiori. Thespians, Vice President, President:
Debate: NFL. Treasurer: FHA, Treasurer:
Student Body Secretary: Y-Teensg Honor So-
ciety: Ale-rit Hoardg CAA: Service Club:
Girls' Stateg Homecoming Attendant: Foot-
ball Attendantg Prom Committeeg Spizg State
Debate Champion.
CAROL ANN RAYER-lt is no matter what
you do, if your hear! be only true. FBLg "A"
Choir: Girls' Glee.
CLEO RHODES--lt is tranquil people uho
acquire so nzurh. FHA.
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These students appear
to be enjoying the FLS
initiation. The three in
the huddle are calling
for certain articles of
clothing. The last item
was a brown belt and
Ron Hansen is doing
his best to provide one.
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Gayle Duspiva and
Clark Bevington enjoy
the display case in the
administration building.
These displays. noted
for their attractiveness
and variety of mater-
ial, are the responsibil-
ity of Nampa High's
Librarians.
IEEYERIX RlfjH'XRDSONfl do belrax' my
self ln' l1l11vliir1g. l"l'l.'X: Choir: "ll" Choir:
Y-'ll-1-tis.
Nlllilf Rflllll--.-ill men are not honzelesc,
Illlf .www men art' home less than others. Soph-
mnore lfontlnall: Varsity Footluall. Truck. Klan-
ag--r: f,fl1etnistry Lab A--i-tant.
KXY RUHTQRTF-Q-Site is the Ihing ite fall
ronzance. "B" Choir: Spiz: Offiee Reception-
ist: Y-Teens: FLS: FH.-X: Fpizettes.
OWN ROBERTS-This '4race" may have just
begun but he is well on his way. FFA: Hob-
by Club.
ANN ROSENLOF--lfs good to be merry and
wise, Honor Society, President: Science Club.
Secretary: Assistant Business Manager of the
Summit: NFL: Debate Club: CAA.
BECKY ROSS-A .Sunbeam on a rainy day.
Spizg Y-Teens: Honor Society: F151 Summit:
GAA: Service Club: Thcspians: Cirls' State:
Spizettes: Homecoming Attendant: Asilomar
Delegate: Tiger on His Toes: Sophomore Pep
Club.
MARY LOL' RLTERT-With early hair and
laughing eyes. GAA: FHA, Reporter: Crowl.
Sports Editor: Harvest Ball Att:-ndant.
OLIVIA RLPERT-Sweet to ereryone--ezen
boys. Girls' Clec: Spiz: FLF: FTA, Vice
Prf--itlent: GAA: Librarian
DENNIS RUSSELL-Happy-goaltzelry. Var-ity
Fmltlzullg Blue N.
Q-my Vx
GARY SEAL-I despise nzoneyiexfept what
Lneed today. Sophomore Trackg Varsity, Foot-
all.
,IANELL SEITZ-Gifted with the power of
words. "A" Choirg Orchestra, Presitlentg Spiz:
Y-Teensg Honor Society, Treasurerg FLSQ
Green Yearsg Summitg NFL, Secretaryg Debate
Clubg Student Councilg NFL Congress.
NANCY SHAFER-She keeps a lot of people
guessing. Crowl.
DERWYN SHANK-Earnest in purpose. FFA.
Secretary.
SZHARAN SHEA-Laugh every time you feel
tickled, and once in ,awhile anyhow. Spizg
Honor Societyg FLSg FTA, Treasurerg FBLAQ
GAAQ Y-Teens.
GLENDA SHELTON-Study is ll pastime--
why overdo it. HB" Band: Y-Teensg FBLAQ
GAAQ FHAg Sophomore Pep Club,
DENNIS SALLAZ -It ladies interfere with
y our work, quit worlf. "A" Choir: "Lady Prec-
ious Stream."
VICKY SCHEUFRER-Blessed with fharni.
Y-Teensg Spiz, Historiang Summitg HA" Choirg
Lilmrariang Service Clubg GAA.
FERN IRENE SCRlVNERvShe found smiles
are made to be worn. "li" Chuirg FHAg
Y-Teensg Growl, Reporterg FTA.
LARRY SHOENIAKER-Alu.'ays happy, al-
ways gayg treats them all in a similar way.
FLSQ Key Club.
SANDRA JEAN SIEISER-She leares a record
that will not rust. Sage. Business Manager.
Senior Co-Editurg Spiz, Presirlentg FHA. Set'-
retaryg Y-Tt-ensg Honor Societyg Quill and
Scrollg Green Years: NFLQ Debateg Service
Clubg Girls' Stateg Junior Class Secretaryg
Librariang GAAQ Homecoming Queeng Jour'
nalism Confereneeg Prom Committeeg Ring
Committee-g Commencement Committeeg Stu-
flent Press Clinic: Student Council.
I.0I.A SIMPSON-.4 laugh is worth a hundred
groans in any rnarlfet. "A" Banrlg FHAg FBLA.
Sli.-XRUN FKXGG5-.-I prellx girl is like ri
rnelmlp. Y-'live-rif: FH,-Kg GMX: FL5: l"lll.3
Summit.
l.UNNlE Fl'UlG5llEllll--I leap from l1!1"s
slraight juflxel and 1 am free. lluntl:
Pep liannl: llanct- llanwl. llirevtorg l"l".X.
tf.XH0l. Fxlllll - Good -ll'Hll1l'.XhI'll is Ilie .xlzip
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JOYCE STEPHENS-Short cut to fun. GAAQ
FBLAg Composer of Alma Materg Honor So-
ciety: Spizz "B" Band: "A" Choirg Spizettesg
"XIarcheta"1 "Tiger on His Toes."
MEL SLTHERLAND-Happy' 1 am, from care
l'nz free: why aren't they all content like me?
DEC.-X. Yiee President: lflatheacl County High
School. Kalispell. Montana.
MARY JO TAYLORvAn eye for gaiely and
a sperial lore for prinlerls ink. Growl, Erlitor-
in4Chiefg FBLA: Quill and Scroll, Seeretaryg
Summit. Editor: Green Years, Editorial Ftaffg
Librarian: Fpizg Honor Societyg Student Coun-
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CLAUlJE'l"I'E SHIlTI'l-f.l0l1l't'f5Hli0l1 is just
one of her talents. FH.-Kg Spizg Spizeltesg
Fruitland High School.
NIAUREEN SMITH-Her faulls would make
dim slzarlougs. DECAQ Librarian.
ELLEN SNYDER-The way women are made
to be . . . fiery bu! sweet. FHAg Spizg DECAQ
Girls' Gler.
,IOLENE SNYDER-Silence more musical than
song. DECAg Girls' Gleeg Y-Teensg FLSQ
FBLg GAAg Student Council.
DENNIS SPELLNIAN-The learned under-
stand tlie reason of art: the unlearned feel the
pleasure.
PEGGY STEELE-A quiet kind of friendli-
ness.
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BOB TERADAfVirlory belongs to the perse-
vering. Blu-Ng Hi-Yg FLSQ Varsity Football
Manager.
NANCY TERRY-Those about her, from her
shall read the perfeet ways of life. FHA: FLS:
FTA, FBLAg Summit.
KAREN THEURER-You couldn't dislike her
if you tried. UA" Choirg Spizg FHAQ FBLA.
Secretaryg GAAg Girls' Gleeg Ring Committee:
Office Monitor: PE Assistant.
CURTIS THIEL-Chivalrous-always ready
with a helping hand. Blu-Ng FFA, Reporter.
Presidentg Hi-Yg Service Clubg Boys' State:
Student Couneilg Prom Committeeg Sophomore,
Track, Football. Baseballg Varsity. Tumbling.
Football, Baseball: Commencement Committee:
Announce-tru-nt Committeeg ,lunior Class Vice-
Presidentg Student Body President.
MARTIN THORNE-With little fares rmrl
many thoughts of fun. HA" Bandg Dance Bandg
Orchestrag Growl, Business Manager, Photog-
rapherg Quill and Scrollg Thespiansg Boys'
Stateg Movie Operatorg Green Yearsg "Tiger
on His Toes"g "Lady Precious Streamug Hi-YQ
Prom Committee.
LARRY TIEGS-A good sport in every sense
of the word. HA" Band, Presidentg Blu-N, Ser-
geant-at-Armsg Sophomore Footballg Varsity
Football. Co-Captain: Orchestrag Honor So-
cietyg FLSg Gieen Yearsg Boys' Stateg Pep
Bandg HB" Bandg Explorers.
ONA TROSPERM.loy of living. College High.
LOREN TURNER-He serves well those who
have borne the pain of serving him. DECAQ
Varsity, Trackg Emmett High School.
EVELYN VAN MATREwNow if its pep you
want . . . FBLAQ FHAg Girls' Glee.
BILL VAN SICKLE-Our man Friday. FFA:
Movie Operator,
GEORGE VOLK-Whim, wigor, witality, and
women. FFAQ Varsity Track, Football, Tumb-
lingg Student Council.
VERNON WADE-There's a joker in ez-ery
deck. DECAg "A" Bandg Yell Dukeg FFA,
EILEEN WAGNER-A penny for your
thoughts. "B" Choirg "A" Choirg GAA.
CONNIE WALKER-Cheerful today, tomor-
row, and every day. Office Klonitorg Girls'
Gleeg Y-Teensg Harvest Ball Attendant: GAA:
FBLAQ FHAg FLS.
HARRY WARD-All I know is what l read in
"Pogo," Sophomore Football, Baseballg Hi-Y.
JUNE WARD-joy springs from labor. IJECA:
GAA: FBLA: FHA: Y-'lien-tif: Lilvrarianf.
Prekillerll.
JOAN W.-XRDEN -God sent her hen' to smile
aml sing. GAA: llig Six lflioir Fe-ftixul:
Choir: Summit.
ll.-KRRKI, XXARN-fl lore the life I leml. l'w-11
Band: llunal: Urvlivstruz Ki-y liluln:
Summit: l"l.5: "ll" llaml: .-Xll-Slate Urvlieftra.
CARROLL WARWYICK--The Il?-lvlilllillllll of ll
gentleman. Key Cluli: Hi-Y: Stuilvnt Rotarian:
Suphoniore Class llrefitle-nt: Student Body Vive'
President: Ftutlent Council: Orrlu'-tru. Pres-
iclent: Sriphomore Basketball, llas:-liall: Yar-
Sity liaskf-tlmall, liaseliall: Moxie Operator.
BEVERLY WA'l'ANAllE- Szufetriess with Il
touch ofl'ix1'e. Y-Tee-ns: llonnr Society:
FBLA: GAA.
,lANE'l"l' W'A'l'5ON-The .sunshine of your
smile. GAA: Y-'lic-ons.
DEANNA WEAVER-With one exception,
boys mean nothing to me.
CAROLE WENTWORTHA-Her face is an in-
dex lo ll luring heart. FBLA: Summit.
GALE WESTAHoliday for strings. Or-
rhestra.
GAYLORD WlLSONY.lIen of few words are
the best rnen. "A" Band: Pep Bantl: Honor
Society: ELS: Green Years: Summit: Future
Engineers.
TERRY WILSON-To study or not to study
lhafs the question. DECA: Orchestra: Sum-
mit: Hi-Y: FBLA: Camera Cluh: Explorers:
Green Years.
WANDA WOLFE-Really and truly--fI'z'e noth-
ing to wear. "A" Choir: GAA: FHA: Girl!
Glee: Y-Teens: Spiz: "li" Band: FBLA: Soph-
omore Cheerleader.
RON WOOD-.-1 laugh is zwrlh a hurulrerl
groans in any market.
HELEN WOULERY-There's sunshine in lhe
heart of rne. Choir: Fpiz: Lilirarian.
BARBARA V4'RlGHT-Sinrerity wirzs the soul.
Choir.
ELEANOR WILLIS-More fun than a barrel
of monkeys. CAAQ FHAQ FBLAg Y-Teensg
Sophomore Pep Club.
CARY WRIGHT-He sees good in everyone.
Service Clubg Blu-N, Secretaryg Explorers,
Presitlentg Varsity Football, Traekg Sophomore
Football. Trackg Student Councilg Prom Com-
mitteeg "A" Bandg Senior Class Vice Presi-
tlentg Announcement Committeeg Student Ro-
tariang l'E Assistant.
AYAKO YAMAlVlOTOfWith a leather ron-
stantl-Y tiekling her funny bone. "A" Choirg
Y-Teensg FLSg Science Clubg Librariang Sum-
mitg Prom Committee.
DAN YANT-His reason is not measured by
size or heart, but prineiples. Camera Club.
LARRY ZECHAIANN-With little eares and
many thoughts of fan. Hi-Y: FLSg Sophomore
Baseballg Varsity llaseball, Football.
SHARON ZINC-lfrerity is the soul of uit,
FBLAQ GAAg Y-Teens.
NELSON FRAHM-In the 20th century a man
must either push or be pushed. Key Club.
KENNETH MORROW-I like fun and l like
jokes about as well as most folks. FFA.
PATSY SCHUSTERYA happy combination of
pep and work. "B" Bandg "A" Bandg Orches-
tra Festivalg GAAg Camera Clubg FHA, Parlia-
mentariang FTAg Y-Teens, Treasurerg Spizg
Pep Band.
CAMERA SH Y SENIORS
BEVERLY CARPENTER-An easy-minded soul.
DON COLEMAN-To study or not to study! That is the question!
HAROLD CURRY-No evil can happen to a good man in his life. Thespians, "Mart-l1eta."
CHARLES FERCUSONMI may seem studious but l'm only confused. Honor Society.
SHARON COULD-Love makes the world go 'round.
GEORGE JONES-He who laughs, lasts.
JEFF LOPER-Conscienee, Conseienreg Man's most faithful friend. "A" Choir.
SAM MORRISON-Be a live wire, but donlt get stepped on. De-bateg NFLg Movie Operator.
LEE STOREY-What this country needs is a good fire-cent rigor. Varsity Football Manage-rg "ll'
Bandg Blu-N.
LORETTA CAMERON TACKETT-Can't help lovin, dat man of mine.
BILL TACUE-lt is not how much we have, but how much we enjoy, that makes happiness.
ELDON TAPP-Life is so merry!
BOB WASHBURN-An acre of performance is worth a uhole world of promises. Varsity Football
Trackg Blu-N.
ARKIE YOUNG-Young Ameriea in action. Varsity Football. Trackg Blu-N.
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One year remains. The ,lunior year exists only in memory.
Memories of the dates, games, home work, and final f'X3IHS.
The memory that the past year has been a good one.
The leadership of Elias Alvarado, Buzz BIeNIillin. Christine
Lynch, and Sonja Merrick as President, Vice President, Sec-
retary, and Yell Duchess, respectively. will not be soon for-
gotten.
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A new class project-publication of a class magazine-
was undertaken. From its title, The Upward Climb, to its
last page, this brand new literary effort was declared a
success. Jim Metcalf and Corder Campbell served as Coe
Editors and Inez Cabica and Ron Linde filled the capacity
of Co-Business Editors.
Ann Kellogg and Mt-lisa Egbert were co-chairmen of the
Junior-Senior Prom, which, in the words of one faculty
member. "was one of the nicest proms l've ever attended."
Hrs. Helen York served as faculty advisor. Selected as
class motto was: "Build your character on the firm founda-
tion of truth." Class colors are flatningo and silver, class
flower is the Carnation.
Ahead remains the final year, but behind are experiences
that will be long cherished by the class of '59.
JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL
Pictured below are Serona Mudd, Ron Linde, Glenda Foote, Terry Nordstrom, Christine Lynch,
Ervin Karst, Deanna Duffy, Buzz McMillian, Sonja Merrick. Kneeling are Ray Baker, Cary Mabe,
Lynn Higginson, Carl Hamilton, Elias Alvarado.
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Monty Williamson
Eddie Wilson
Gene Wilson
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Sheila Winston
Don Wisdom
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The Green Year is over. Only memories remain of the
wonderful-awful year. The first few harrowing days when
this immense campus seemed the easiest plaee on earth In
get lost. Within a short time it become apparent that the
Sophomore wasn't too highly esteemed. especially by upper-
classmen!
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However. not all the experiences were in the "awful"
category, The thrill of entering into the current of club
and class activities fulfilled the expectations of the new
class. Chosen to stand at the helm were Layne Dike, Pres-
identg Ted Serratoes, Vice President, and Nlarolane Yellen.
Secretary. Leading the cheering seetion were two sets of
twins: Judy and Kay Nlassingill. and Colt-ne and Valene
Bryant. Faculty advisor was Lois Ewart.
The eternal struggle to prepare a biology notebook before
deadline is finally over. The major project of the year-
publication of the Green Years--was led by Karen Watson.
Carmond Witteman. Linda lshihara and Jauiee Chase, The
annual Sophomore dance sponsored by the Green Years
was reigned over by Linda lshihara and Dick Kimura.
Xes. the Creen Tear is over. The future -as a Junior
and Senior-lies ahead. The Sage staff wishes you the best
of luck as you swim in the river of life.
SOPHOMORE STUDENT COUNCIL
Pictured below, reading from left to right on the baclr row are the members of the qophomore
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stu ent council. They are: Valene Bryant, Colene Bryant, ,Ierilyn Burlingame, Loreen Nelson, Gwen
Archer, .Layne Dike, Marolane Yellen, Bonnie Tiegs. Karraan Gunderson. Kay Massingill, Judv
Massmglll. Front row.' Dave HII, Dl N d
1 ae or strom, Bruce Keithly, Teddy Serratos, Paul Kay.
Fred Beurgemann, Larry Willicuts, Fred Prouty.
Jim Ahrens
Sandy Alexander
Karen Allen
lan Alley
Judy Allington
Roy Alxerson
Daxid Andreasen
Gerald Andrews
Gwen Archer
Keith .Applegate
Anita Arana
Dean Ashcroft
Kenneth Ashcraft
Jim Ayres
Eugene Baker
Patricia Baker
Scott Barney
Burr Baughman
Joy Baumgartner
Larry Beer
Sandy Bell
Marilyn Benson
Rondy Bentley
Leland Benner
Nlarella Benoit
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Fred Bergermann
Gene Billingtun
Judy Birket
Marcia Blakeslee
George Blecha
Stephen Bunde
Sherry Bly
Dunna Buren
Merlin Ahrens
Douglas Borchert
Sharon Boslvy
Carroll Boston
Royce Bougher
John Bowen
Kenny Bowman
Colene Bryant
Yalene Bryant
Kr-nnelh Brow
Hilton Brown
Mary Brown
Bonnie Bristow
Karrvn Buck
Slierrylynn Buell
Linda Burclifield
Jerilyn Burlingame
Camilla Burneel
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Sue Burtlow
Cyril Canning
Jerry Canning
Vikie Carlson
Carol Sue Carson
Fred Carson
George Carter
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For the second consecutlve year Dean LEWIS
'Nampas head football coach has led the lNampa
Bulldogs to thlrd place ln the B1g SIX
From hlgh school 1n 'Vlalad Idaho Dean went
to Alblon State Normal Iunlor College 'md the
Lnlyerslty of Idaho Among hls athletlc achleye
ments ln college he establlshed IIIICI' mountam and
reglonal shotput records and recelved the Dmgle
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ball team Before Mr LEWIS graduated from the Umverslty he served nearly three years
ln the Army
Dur1n hls teachlng career he flrst tauffht one year of P E and tumbl1n at the
UHIVBFSIIY He has d1v1ded the other 11 years at NHS teachlng world h1story, Amerl
can goyernment, economxcs phy slcal educatlon and health
Vlr Leyus has been track coach for IO years and head football coach for tyso years
at INHS Before he became head mentor Deap coached boxmg JV ba ketball and
asslsted ID football
Among other sports Ur Leyus enjoys l'lUIll1I1g flSlIII'lg and flfllllg horses
SENIOR MANAGERS
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md algebra He ls al o head basketball coach 1nd
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CL RTIS THEIL
After Craduatlng from the Paxette Hlgh School
'Nlr Robertson attended collece at SIC I: RIIJIOII
and graduated from the College of Idaho I hare
tauvht just about CVC1'yIIllIlg 1 hom Nlr Robertson sums up h1s past teachmg career
Al o he says I have trled to teach got ernment and economlcs thls year Mr Robert
son IS well qll8I1f1SCI to be Nampa s ass1stant football and llne coach as he played ln the
Idaho All Star football game ln 1911-1 Mr Robertson also coached the Sophomore
basketball team
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NAMPA ROLLS OVER SANDPOINT
From the opening kickoff the Nampa team showed its ability
to gain yards on the ground when it defeated Sandpoint hy a
score of 20 to 0 at Bulldog Bowl on Sept. 14. The Nampa team
kept Sandpoint under control both in its passing and ground gain
throughout most of the game. Nampafs backfield Composed of
Murray, Dike. Davies, and Lynch, worked together on nearly every
play as they ground out 218 yards on offense. Nampa also passed
for one touchdown to cap the night's scoring.
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NAMPA COMES FROM BEHIND
The Nampa Bulldogs proved themselves in their
first game of the season in defeating the Great
Falls Bisons 19 to 13 here at Bulldog Bowl on
Sept. 6. Behind their top ground gainer, Hal
Murray, the Bulldogs fought back in the second
half to overcome a 13 point deficit. Nampa's spot
passing and Great Fall's penalties aided the
Nampa cause greatly. The Nampa line is to be
praised too, because it held the Bisons to only
27 yards rushing during the second half.
BULLDOGS SUFFER DEFEAT
By a score of 20 to 6. Nampafs Bulldogs suffered
their first defeat of the season on their own field
at the hands of the strong Boise Braves on Sept. 20.
Boisefs victory came largely on the strength of 2
pass completions covering nearly 57 yards and Dawn
Fannin's gains on the ground. Dick Davies of
Nampa was the top ground gainer of the game,
however. Fumbles were numerous throughout the
game. as Nampa lost 3 and Boise lost 2. ln spite
of this, Nampa gained 172 yards on the ground to
Boiseis 132 yards.
Below, Ilal Murray plunges ov:-r into the e-ntl zone for tht- final tally of the Nampa-Caldwell,
Armistice Day tussle.
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NAMPA DEFEATS LEWISTON BULLDOGS RUN UP BIGGEST SCORE
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pivtiwri uf this play rivttfsd the Bulldogs thrir scar.-rid tally uf thrt .'1r111istiCe- Day gamr- with tfg1l1lwc'll.
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Rushing W ,,LL 1904 yards 1118 yards
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Total Scores 7 201- 11.1,
BULLDOGS DROP SECOND GAME TO BOISE
The Nampa Bulldogs dropped their second game of the season
by a score of 20 to 12 to the Boise Braves on October 25. The
game was played at Boise. Two fumbles proved to be Nampa's
downfall, as the Bulldogs fumbled on the Boise 4 yard lille and
again failed to pick up a Boise punt. For the most part the game
was a battle of fullbacks. as Hal Murray and Dawn Fannin ground
out 163 and 61 yards respectively for their teams. With this defeat,
the Bulldogs' title hopes were dimmed considerably.
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gave Nampa a 7 to 0 edge oy-er Caldwell on Uetolver 18 at Caldwell. The
pass covered a total of ST yards, Both if-anis passed a great deal- 'Caldwell
B for 81 yards and Nampa for 80 yards. The Nampa line. led by Day and
Hennessey. kept Caldwell's rushing to -19 yards and stopped a last minute
Caldwell attempt to even the score when the Cougars made a sustained drive
to the Nampa 10 yard line, but were stopped by the Bulldog line.
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As well as being placed on All-Big-Six Foot-
ball Team for the year 1957 Hal Murray,
Nampa's star fullback received a much higher
honor. Shortly after the end of the football
season he was given an All-American Honor-
able Mention from Teen Magazine. Now Hal
will take his place among the earlier Nampa
All-Americans such as Buster Eoff, Gary Farns-
worth, and Cal Linde.
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In losing to Pocatello I3 Io 6 at Pocatello, on Novcnilmer l. Nampa also
ln t the hope of gaining a co-champion position in the Big Six I,Iorife-rence.
N xr-ral of Nampa's hills Ior touchdowns were stopped lay penalties. inter-
cf ations. ami fumbles. Dick Davies was Naiupal offensive star as he picked
I 09 yards in eight carries. completed three passes. and caught two. Thr-
ntians scored in the first and fourth quarters and the Bulldogs also scored
n- fourth quam-r, ,Xlrhough the Bulldogs were beaten. they outagained the
ians on total offense as they haw done in their two prexious losses to Bois:-.
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NAMPA WINS ITS FINAL GAME
fhe Nampa Bulldogs ended their 19517 football season on Armis-
tice Day with a decisive 26 to T victory oxer the Caldwell Cougar?
at Bulldog Bowl. with this win the Bulldogs gained the undisputed
third place position in the Big Six Conference. The Bulldogs
scored three times in the first quarter and once in the second
period. The longest run of the game was an 89 yard jaunt by
Ron Dike after he had picked up a Caldwell fumble.
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ERNEST KENNEDY SOPHOMORE
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from High Fehool in 1941. .-Xfter serving: a stint in
the Xlerehant Marines. Mr. Kennedy attended Weaxe-r
Junior College and graduated in 1948. An Athletic
scholarship lrrought him once again to Idaho. ulteri-
he attended the fi. of l. until 1931. Another military
call. this lime in the Arnty Nledieal Corps. interrupt-
fll lllS Nfl
teen and a half months in Korea. Nlr. Kenm-1151
teaching Career li:-gan at Caldwell Junior lligrh wlu-re
he again taught P.E. and coaching: and then. finally.
last fall Ernie assumed sophomore coaching responsi-
bilities at Nampa High School.
lfrnest Kennedy. Nampa lliglfs sophomore eoaeh
and lliology teacher. has completed his first year as
sophomore coach. Nlr. Kennedy. a native horn Nam-
pan. attended school in Ogden. Ptah, and graduated
ueation. While in the .-Xrmy he spent six-
he was coach and physical education teacher. His
next stop as a teacher was at Dufor. Oregon. where
MANAGERS
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Getting good practice for the senior football man-
agers position in the coming years are George Ox-ery
and Reid Freeman. this year's sophomore managers.
Their duties are somewhat similar to the duties of
the senior managers.
SOPHOMORE STATISTICS SOPHOMORE TEAM
Nampa ....... ...... 6
Nampa
Nampa
Nampa
Nampa
Nampa
Nampa
Nampa
Caldwell . ........
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Boise . ...... .. .. .
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Caldwell . ..
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St. The-resa's
The Sophomore team has had a fairly good season
this year. considering its competitors, in winning 3
and losing 5. Four of the five losses were to junior
varsities. The llullpups won their first 2 gantesand
their last game.
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VARSITY SCHEDULE - 1958
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"ll" Hand. under thi- ilirvctiun
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in Nampa lliggh three ycars
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tliia Clair lvarn appreciation nf
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inltrunit-nt and learn to march
in uniform xml:-r.
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Officers for this gruup are:
President, Mike Cf-orgeg Vice
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brarian, Ed Scriwng and Klan-
agcr, Scott Barney.
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At the third district marching band contest, held in Emmett, Nova-inlicr 2. 1957. the Nampa High
MA" hand received a "1" rating. The band directed by Earl KIcKt-ever performs annually at the
gssing concm-rt. marches at the half-time during fuutlmall season. and takes part in the Diftrict and
State Music Festivals.
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SK YLINERS
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out-of-tfm'n dances. The bauml crfrififts mf sewn ine-11ilJr'rQ: Dorian Iffillllllbfll' and Jl'llIlIlf' Nl:-rm-r at the pianrl.
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feltuimg un lnvliiin and liatiii Xiur-rirun niimhvr. hy ,Ill Ann Neff, l're'-iilvnt: lfrmnniv Wwalkvr, Yivv Prvfiilviitz anfl
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It takes a lot of hard work to publish a year-
book and she has really put her heart into it.
Sponsor of 6'Sage" Business Staff, Mr. Hodgson sees to it that the Sage plans are carried out.
Better watch out advertisersg hills are Coming! Sandra Seiber, handles the business, end of
the Sage. This "Sandy" of ours handles the selling of the annual, mails out the unmention-
able bills, and does her best to keep the books balanced.
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Vivacious ,leannie Rau, pictured at the right, was chosen by
the student body as Homecoming Queen Attendant. The
football team of 1957 also honored her by crowning her
Football Attendant. Very active in many clubs and school
affairs, Jeannie is also one of the busiest girls both on and
off the campus.
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Pictured at the left is dark-haired Shirlee Gar-
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attendant to Homecoming Queen Sandra
Sielaer, Sliirlee was named at the Homecoming
Dance ln-ltl October 4, 1957, at Lincoln Gym.
Shirlee is talented in many ways and is a
well-known beauty on our campus.
Largely because of her personality plus. pert
Karalynn .lenkin-. pictured at tht- left, was
f-lifts'-ri Football Queen .-Xttentlant. Karalynn
was r-rowii-'tl at the lfnutliall ,lLillllJUl'1'P. October
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