Nampa High School - Sage Yearbook (Nampa, ID)

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X Top Row: D. Dunn, P. Little, B. Wilkerson. D. Comstock, L. Cheney, D. Tiegs. G. Stuart, J. George, A. Mallea J. McNeil. Middle Row: F. Hershberger, P. Busby, R. Brubaker, G. Harmon, C. Wittenberger, L. B1-assay, S Booth, R. Schneider, G. Guentz. Bottom Row: D. Wittenberger, J. Rehm, G. Cushman, D. Massey, B. Fuller. B Rodwell. A. Hooker, M. Cook, L. Essington, L. Florey, P. I-Iankins. L. Liechty, Pres. D. Massey, Vice Pres. A. Hooker, Scc'y Student Council Led by their versatile president, Leroy Liechty, the Student Council composed of student body oflicers, class presidents and home-room representatives promoted many worthwhile projects during the school year. Among the things accomplished was the establishing of the school cafeteria, the securing of ai service man's honor roll, the formation of the Recreation Center, the adopting of a new consti- tution, and the V-E Day assembly. - To promote XVar Bond and Stamp sales, Boise invited Nampa and Caldwell to participate in a contest which started in November. Nampa carried away the victory and was awarded a gold trophy by Boise, the Challengers. The various duties of the organization included: approving the budget, promoting better sportsmanship, approving publication heads, and electing student Rotarians for each month. The Rotarians elected were Leroy Liechty, Rex Bixby, Don Keim, Fred Hershberger, Gerald Guentz and Bob Fuller. A Student Council party was given in the latter part of the year. Gerald Guentz, Don Tiegs, Bonnie Rodwell, Marie Cook, and Ruby Schniecler formed the committee in charge of it. School Board Edson Deal, serving as chairman of the school board this year, was assisted by Lester Hamilton, vice-chairman, B. G. Davies, E. G. Chaffer, C. M. Corlett, and Mrs. Grace Keim. The major project caried out by the board was the remodeling of the new homemaking depart- ment.

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4 J . Senior Class The Senior Class of 45 fondly recalls its three industrious happy years at H. S. As Sophomores they chose the motto Today we launch, where do we anchor? Blue and white were selected as class colors and the red rose for the flower. In their junior year they honored the Seniors by the Junior- Senior Prom. Suddenly It's Spring was the theme with gay flowers and frolicking lambs carrying out the motif. Energetic Bob Fuller was chosen as Senior Class presidentg Bob Fuller' president Jim Walls, vice president, who moved to Oregon and was later replaced by Fred Hershbergerg and Barbara Willmorth, secretary. Serving as advisers were Miss Annie Laurie Bird and Mr. LaVerne Martin. Dances were sponsored following two football games with the familiar 'ijuke box providing the music. The tradition of former years was again carried out with the annual Sneak Day ' held March 30. Not even rain could dampen the holiday spirit. Early in the year, caps and gowns were unanimously chosen for Baccalaureate and Commencement Services. One of the final touches of the high school life was the Senior Luncheon held May 14. Gerald Guentz, Helen Thomas, Fred Hershberger, and Duane Thueson comprised the committee. Q Baccalaureate Exercises held on May 13, contained a serious note this year. The Rev. I. J. Brame was the main speaker for the occasion. On the following Thursday, Commencement was held thus completing the high school term. Fred 1'I9I'Sl'llJC1'L1'Cl', vice president Barbara Willmorth, secretary