Boise High School - Courier Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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l UEWC 0 THE lndians are gone from the Boise valley. No longer do their cries ring out through the night nor their fires glimmer along the river banks. But their War cry is echoed in the voices of the Boise high school Brave and his sguawg their valor is displayed on fields of athletic combatg their talent is carried on in music, art and literature-5 and their spirit lives in the hearts of l5OO students. ln l938 the Boise Brave added many scalps to his belt, on the gridiron he showed himself supreme and the state basketball cham- pionship was gained by his prowess. His life was not all battlesg he also spent much time in study for the future. He gave himself time for social affairs so that he reached the end of the year a better alleround individual. On these pages you Will find the record of his activities . . . some in the sign language of pictures, some in the language of writing which the modern Indian has learned. Geometry is such a bore . . . Remember Mt. Po11ard's Wages of Sinn?