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

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Courtesy of GIESE REALTY 1308 2nd. Sf. South Each noon a common place to find most of the kids is in the lunchroom. It ap- pears this day Rev. Stowe acted as chief server! At the close of the football season the traditional party was given by the TGA to honor the team-members. The team worked so hard it seems they had to go back for seconds! At right Judie is being crowned and pre- sented with her beautiful bouquet of roses. The high-light of the year was the Homecoming at which one of the three senior princesses was crown ed queen.

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Courtesy of KAMPUS KORN ER 523 Holly Entertainment for the party was provided by all the classes. Although a Senior girls trio won first prize, Mortician McNaught created quite a stir with his corpses. A lot of school spirit was created by the football games in the fall. This picture was taken at one of our home games. At right our cheerleaders are shown in action. U1 Fall not only brought football games, ed Halloween parties. A good ex- ample of this was the Senior Spook party, one l'm sure will never be for gotten! but also some long-to-be-remember

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J P A basket. . . will it make it or not? Courtesy of PEACOCK BEAUTY COLLEGE 216 'l31'l1 Ave. South fAbovej A time of excitement for the Sophomores is always the Sweetheart Banquet. This year Joan Sporeleder and Steve Fletcher reigned as king and queen. As winter brought the cold, it also brought basketball--a good time to let off the enthusiasm that had been build- ing up all year. One of the most exciting times of the season was when the team fplus a fewll went to Cottonwood to battle with the Panthers over the State Parochial Championship. 15