Nampa High School - Sage Yearbook (Nampa, ID)

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PATTY GAY SWIFT! Home Ec: G. A. A., Treasurer: Rifle glub. Secretary: Machinist Club, Vice President: piz. BETTE LAWANE SWINDELL: EVELYN IANE Swoarono: Student Council: Silver N: Majorette. Pocatello High School. HELEN RUTH THOMAS: Latin Club. President: Science Club: Silver N: Thespians: Spiz: Debate: Sage Col- lector. Franklin High School. RAY E. THo1viPsoN: DuANE HEssE T1-iuEsoN: Explorers' Club: Student Counl cil. Franklin High School. Caldwell High School. DALE LENWOOD TIDWELL: Varsity Football: Band, Man- ager: Explorers' Club, Vice President, President: Thespian, Sergeant-At-Arms: Camera Club: Track: Science Club: Orchestra: Growl: Silver N: Blu N: Latin Club: Dance Band: Radio Club: Quill and Scroll: Sophomore: Service Club. I l F1 f:Zf'f-me Ssrwsw FFF. serv 2 ' 4 v-3 -3 www it mi? Siesta Qiiaic ' H :'gw?.: aa DARLENE TOMER: Mixed Choir: Spanish Club. EDWARD VAN Busicmxz U. S. Armed Forces. FERN LUCILE VAN HourEN: Band: Latin Club, Secre- tary: Spiz: Sage, Class Editor: Victory Corps. WAYNE VAssAR: Varsity Football: Blu N. Kuna High School. MAYE VINCENT: G. A. A. Student Council. ANNA BELLE WALKER! Latin Club. CARROL JUNE WALLER: Girls' Glee Club: Home Ec. IIMMY WALLS: U. S. Armed Forces. IRENE F. WARD: Home Ec: Student Librarian. NORMA IEAN WARD: G. A. A.: Girl Reserves. Meridian High School. IEAN S. WEAVER: Girl Reserves: G. A. A.: Home Ec.

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Junior Class Pep and enthusiasm were actively displayed by the Junior Class members. Ability in leadership was shown by numerous students who will be future leaders in community, state, and national affairs. Glenn Cushman was elected president, Bill Aschenbrenner, vice presidentg and Valeta Hershberger, secretary. Mrs. Edna Wilkening and Mr. Grove Haddock served as advisers. Glenn Cushman, president Magic Is the Moonlight set the mood for the Junior- Senior Prom held April 20, at the Masonic Temple. The theme was cleverly carried out with cozy park benches, shrubbery, and a silvery moon sliining from a star-studded sky. Aggressive Juniors won recognition inivarsity sports, while others displayed leader- ship in music, declamation, and debate. As an emergency measure, necessitated by the war, many Juniors invaded the Amer- ican History Classes. A special name given them by Miss Annie Laurie Bird was baby seniors. This plan will enable them to graduate before the end of their senior year. With the class motto Not For School, But Life We Learn reminding the juniors of the real purpose of education,ithey are ready to face new problems and apply their knowledge. pres. so ps K .I ww: A 1 -2 3. 1 - 1 I Q Q li , si vlfit.