Nampa High School - Sage Yearbook (Nampa, ID)

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Custoclians and Cooks Custodians Rub-a-dub-dub, we have four panitors in our school. They rub and they scrub ,til things look real cool. George Beer, Leonard Forrey, Alice Tiser and Harold Jackson are these four ambitious senior high school janitors. Mr. Beer works chiefly in class- room buildings 1 and 2 while Mr. Forrey is the custodian of the gym. Mr. Jackson and Mrs. Tiser may be seen anywhere at anytime with a broom and a dust pan, trying to keep the grounds and buildings presentable. Cooks Hunger pangs will soon be soothedf' the bell says to the students each noon. Then comes the dash to the lunchroom and food. Our lunches have been prepared by our six hard-working cooks: Eloise McMilling Margaret Schvaneveldtg Ann Pollock, head cookg Flora Mae Orr: Loretta McMilling and Mildred Skinner. Their jobs take the better part of each day, five days a Week. To the cooks, the Sage extends a big THANKS for a job well done.

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Mrs. Mowery, right, pauses in her second period class after answer- ' D l mg ae Russel's question, Is the progressive form of the sub- junctive mood ever used when a cognate object follows an infinitive whose subject lacks a definite antecedent? Oh, sure, we all know what that is. Carlyle Dean, pictured at the left, presents a firm front to his 3rd period Biology class: That's right, Scott, note books are due this Thursday, not after Christmas! Surprise! Members of,Mr. Brandt's 6th period comprehensive chemistry class show their appreciation by acknowledging Mr. Brandt's birthday. Congratulations!

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