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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. 4-ivy ,GW Y?
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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' 3 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.
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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 -6 'S' 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.
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