Nampa High School - Sage Yearbook (Nampa, ID)

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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.

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Tell me, tell mc, where are you sailing, Shipmates of mine? The morn is cold and the great winds are wailing, Shipmates of mine. 'Forth we must go', their brave words falling, 'Forth to the land that is ever callingf Fortune attend you there, good luck go with you, Shipmates of mine. H Ufivzsrzca aflfsfion ffllflclitvfll fgwuzi C llflzfkaz Clwzfiiozz Cfiaafam Gqfygrz 5720169 5tllZLQ amoziam