Nampa High School - Sage Yearbook (Nampa, ID)

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BESSIE BAKER Senior English, Journalism, Quill and Scroll Advisor, Growl Advisor, Practical English KATHERINE BROWNS English II ROBERT HODGSON English II, Journalism, Sage Advisor, Camera Club Advisor EMILY MOWERY English III, Y-Teens Advisor ADELIA ROTH English III, Spiz Advisor, Upward Climb Advisor UVONNA BACON Typing I, English IV, Class Publications ELMER BITTLESTON Typing I and II, DECA Advisor, Distributive Education MINA CONRAD Bookkeeping I, Basic Business, Business Arithmetic, Honor Society Advisor MARION RYCRAFT Shorthand I and II, Clerical Office Practice, Typing I SETH FORSGREN Agriculture I and II and III, Vocational Ac tivities, F.F.A. Advisor HUGH McNICHOLS Architectural Drawing, Mechanical Drawing General Drawing, Model Club JOE QUINLEY Machine Shop, Machinist Club Advisor .IOHN RUPERT Woodshop I and II, General Shop, Shop Activities WINFIELD KIRCHER Orchestra, Training Band, Music Survey, HA, MB and MC Choir, Music Activities EARL McKEEVER A Band, Training Band, Music Survey, Music Activities 1

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Principal? Message The school year nineteen fifty-eight-fifty- nine has been an outstanding one. Each of you has given emphasis to your individual academic progress. We realize that knowledge must be coupled with a sense of humility and an appreciation of humanity and that each one of us has the responsibility of using the sum total of our experiences to express a creative individuality that will promise that the world of the future will be a better, more peaceful one. All of us are encouraged to exemplify our own Nampa High Honor Code and are en- couraged to do our part in accepting respon- sibility for our own actions and the actions of those who might infringe on our rights. Congratulations, seniors, and best wishes to all members of the student body as you con- tinue your search for knowledge in order that you may be the most effective citizen of your community, state, and nation. Wm Principafs Secretaries Mrs. Roberta Showalter and Mrs. Leah Scott are two of the busiest and most important people on the campus. Mrs. Showalter collects all fees, records all neces- sary information about the students, helps Mr. Steck with secretarial jobs, and also arranges the students, schedules at the beginning of the year. Mrs. Scott's job is equally important. She passes out important information to the students and fac- ulty, operates the duplicating machine, helps super- vise the student monitors, and is in charge of student attendance.

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CARL GROVE U. S. History, Geometry MAXINE HUGHES U. S. History, Government, Senior Class Advisor EDNA K. JARVIS Ui S. History, Government, Psychology, Sen- ior Problems, F.T.A. Advisor .IAN PEDERSON U.S. History, World History, Geography, Hi-Y Advisor ROY ROBERTSON U. S. History, Athletic Activities, Explorers Club Advisor GEORGE KEIL Geometry, Algebra, Athletic Activities HELEN LANGWORTHY Advanced Algebra, Trigonometry, F.N.A. Advisor LYLE LUBIENS Algebra, Senior Science, Physics, Key Club Advisor, ,Future Engineers Advisor GAZELLE MERCER Practical English, Geometry LOIS EWART g Study Library, Library Activities FLOSSIE STARK Library GERALDINE CRUSE Elementary Psychology, Girls' Counselor LEO MATHEWS Debate, Debate Club Advisor, Boys, Counselor EVELYN HAGELIN Latin I and II, French I and II, F.L.S. Advisor HELEN YORK Spanish I and II, Junior Class Advisor