Nampa High School - Sage Yearbook (Nampa, ID)

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Cyfclii 51250 'z gpm Ill'QSl1lt'l11, ll. Savage: Secretary, D. 1J2ltlCl'S0HI Vice President, K. Kuehn: 'l'reasurc1', IS. Sullivan Sneak, picnics, prom, and commencement brought to 21 happy ending the high school careers of the class of l35. The seniors have taken the initiative in bringing honor and success to Nampa High School. Members of the senior class furnished the speakers and other entertainers for their own commencement. This is the first time in several years that seniors have had that privilege. As Juniors, the class worked diligently to attain high honors. The main event of the second year in Senior High will always be re- membered-the Prom. Aspirnnts to the Honor Society resolved- not on New Yenrls Day-to strive a little harder when ten members were elected to the Society in their Junior year. The year as Sophomores must not be forgotten, for that was the beginning of their record. Among the activities, the most outstand- ing was the Soph-Senior picnic. As the senior year draws to :1 close, almost two hundred minds turn to thoughts of the future. ADVISERS: Miss ANlNllf LAIIRIIE Bum Miss EDNA MINIJEN --f-y, .F---,