Nampa Christian High School - Aurora Yearbook (Nampa, ID)

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,4 Word 910m Our Principal As the first year of Nampa Christian High School draws to a close I must write a few personal thoughts as they come to me and say farewell and God speed to those who will not return to our high school because of graduation, and a hearty welcome to those who plan to enter our school next fall. The title of the annual has been well chosen, for you know that the beautiful name Aurora comes from the Romans and means The Dawn . While the real definition of the word was only to explain a force in nature to the Ancients, yet to us the name has a great significance, for we be- lieve that this year of 1959-60 is the real dawn of Christian education in our new school here on Orchard Ave. This has been made possible by the help and guidance of the Holy Spirit. The memories of this year will linger long. Our chapels, classrooms, churches, victories on the fields and in the gymnasiums, the choir, all have added to the interests of this wonderful year. These cannot but leave memories that will go with us down through the years to come. All of us are aware that God has wonder- fully helped us in our many problems in getting started as a new high school, and as the year draws to a close we wish to give Him all the praise. To you who have contributed so very much and labored long hours to make the Aurora a success I say sincerely, thanks , J.B.F. MR. and MRS. JAMES B. FRAZIER