Nampa High School - Sage Yearbook (Nampa, ID)

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D e cl i c a I i 0 n, Overruling the order of Mr. .Hodgson that a Nampa High Sage never he dedicated to the Sage advisor, we feel justified in breaking tradition by dedicating this, the 1959 Sage to a man most deserving of this honor, our Sage advisor, Mr. Robert Hodgson. The dedication action taken by the Sage staff, under the approval of Mr. Steck, is completely unknown to Mr. Hodgson. The college education of Mr. Hodgson began at the C of I in Caldwell. California State College in Fresno also claimed a part of his college life. The first seven years of his teaching career were spent in Haily, Idaho. Bellview was also one of the towns in which Mr. Hodgson taught. ln 1950 Mr. Hodgson joined Nampa High's teaching staff in the capacity of Sage advisor and English teacher. English and writing occupy the main interests of Mr. Hodgson. He enjoys spending his summers in the mountains and forests of Oregon. To a man dedicated to his work we give our grateful thanks and appreciation. To you, Mr. Hodgson, we offer our wishes for the best of all the good things in the future.

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Su perintendenzfs Message On behalf of the Board of Education, the patrons of the community and the Office of Administration, I wish to extend congratula- tions on your achievements during your ca- reer in the Nampa Public Schools. You have achieved a goal of academic and social accomplishments that should help you in your future educational and vocational ex- periences. The ability to be successful in any field depends upon your intelligence, industry and co-operativeness. Some of you will be leaders. Many of you will be followers. It is important to you as an individual to be a good follower as well as a good leader. In being 'a good follower, always choose a good leader, be alert, ask questions, and seek the truth. The world needs those who can follow wisely. In accepting the challenge of the future, strive to be that leader in any situation in which you may find yourself. If leadership qualities are not yours, accept the role of a follower but do it as efficiently and with as much dignity as that of a leader. There is an important place in this community for you. The future of Nampa depends on our youth. Oifaf-M12-Yrainva Superinitendenfs Secretaries Two busy members ofthe faculty are Miss Clara- bell Casler. secretary to the board, and Mrs. Gladys Uzzel, secretary to Mr. Mills. Miss Casler's duties are many. She not only pays the teachers and other employees but she also or- ders all supplies, keeps the books, and performs all the secretarial work for the school board. Mrs. Uzzel's duties are equally important. She sends out Mr. Mills, correspondence, monthly re- ports on the activities of the school system, and helps him to discharge the routine duties of his office.