Nampa High School - Sage Yearbook (Nampa, ID)

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STUDENT BODY OFFICERS 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. if N., x.

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SENIOR CLASS 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. 3- nmiifn 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. L9