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

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Courtesy of JGURNALISM CLUB SAMAR'IC.NDf.C3'flA'1TlIYNZ'.?.ff'M SEATED from left: K. Bergstrom, S. Hoffman, assistant editor, B. Jackson, editorg A. Kreps, advisor. SECOND ROW: K. Johnson, L. Higgins, D. Buffing- ton, L. Martin, J. Garlie, M. Mangum, A. Wesche, K. Huntington, P. Belisle, B. Holtry, sports editor, E. Fairbanks, M. Ax, L. McNaught, K. Close, J. Hanson, P. Stanley, S. Fletcher, V. Gibson. RADIO CLUB FROM LEFT: P. Stanley, B. Harris, D. Persoon, D. Brown, B. Whitmarsh, R. Minor, L. Kenneda. SECOND ROW: P. Belisle, D. Warn, M. Bender, J. Bromegen, C. Alexander, M. Hessling, M. Stout, E. Manley, advisor. The publishing of the school paper, Trojan Echo is the main activity of the Journalism Club. The club is under the direction of Mr. Arvid Kreps. The main project of the club is keep- ing their weekly columns in the city newspaper full of interesting school items. The Radio Club under the direction of Mr. Manley is composed of licensed amateur operators. In the fall the group took part in the mock Conelrad alert.

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mm.. ' STANDING from left: R. Cook, M. Hessling, K. Bergstrom, J. Roberts, S. Fletcher, P. Sauer, L. McNaught, J. Dyer. SECOND ROW: M. Stout, V. Gibson, R. Doane, E. Fairbanks, B. Harris, L. Lancaster, D. Mark, D. Warn. THIRD ROW: Sponsor, Mr. P. Youngerg B. Whitmarsh, B. Holtry, D. Rutherford, B. Mitchell, R. Minor. The purpose of the 'N' Club is to STANDING from left: E. Fairbanks, treas., P. foster interest in all High School athlet- Younger, sponsorg D. Mark, v. pres. SEATED: ics, encourage good Sportsmanship B. HOlt1'y, PFSS. NOT PICTURED: J. Belisle, SBC. among the students and encourage good conduct on the campus and at all school functions. 'N' Club membership is made up of all the boys who have earned varsity letter awards. Annually, the 'N' Club selects an inspirational player of the year. This year, to raise money for the club project, they held an initiate slave auction which was very success- ful. Courtesy of IDAHO DEPARTMENT STORE 'I2'l'I 'lst St. SO.

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Under the capable lead- ership of Mrs. West the Spanish Club has met monthly at the Col- lege Church Fellowship Hall for Spanish songs, games, and films. The club members have pre- sented special programs for Chapel and various community organiza- tions. The choir under the di- rection of Mr. Johnson, has become a vital and important group in our school. Singing in the churches and in the lo- cal nursing homes were a part of the ehoir's agenda. In the spring the choir presented a concert and represent- ed NCHS at the festi- vals around Idaho.