Nampa High School - Sage Yearbook (Nampa, ID)

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Jlfamfzcz 545005 A long, low, wide-flung pile of red glazed brick, White mortar, gleaming glass, and dull cast-stone Is Nampa High, its walls, with low shrubs banked, Its setting, spacious lawn of brilliant green Whose hues appear intensihed by plots Of multi-colored flowers, clumps of trees, And somber concrete walks up which there come To school each day some seven hundred boys And girls. , 1 Are you, oh Nampa High, in truth, ' Mere factory consuming all the raw Materials that into you are poured And from them fashioning products standardized And uniform? Emphatically there comes The quick denial, Mine,s the greater task! I train not merely bodies, minds of boys And girls. Within my bounds they live their lives. Some fail, some dream, some play, some catch the gleam Of hope, of courage-service, too. My walls May crumble, but the BULLDOG spirit true, The ambitions, dreams, ideals instilled, Inspired by Nampa High live on and onf, ANNiii LAUK11-1 Bum.

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V t tn t O'ZElA.TO'Z jf is the purpose of the Sage of 1935 to keep 21 pleasant record of the activities and interests of your high school intact. We hope you will find much enjoyment in it now and in the years to come. Let it keep all the pleas- ant and even ll few sorrowful reminiscenses clear and well defined for you. May you have the same happiness in keeping your book that the staff had in making it. MARIE BURTON, Eflifor.