Nampa High School - Sage Yearbook (Nampa, ID)

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4 Superintendent ' CLASS OF 1945: ' I wish to compliment the teachers and stu- ? dents responsible for the publication of this high school annual. It is an even greater accomplish- W. E. GILLAM , K 1 ment when the odds that present themselves today I are considered. Never in the history of America do we owe so much to the splendid spirit in our youth. The fine spirit of adventure in our young people has carried our very war effort to the gates of Berlin and Tokyo. The secret of success in any field seems to be the spirit of adventure. No matter what new'work one wants to take up, from book selling to whale fishing, one cannot make the most of one's opportunities if one keeps too many shore lines. Had Christopher Columbus tried to look after his banana stand during the day time and devoted only his evenings to searching for continents he would never have discovered America. i W. E. GILLAM, Superintendent. The Class of 1945 have our best wishes for a future filled with new opportunities to help rebuild the war- torn world. Your success will depend upon your ability to give your best for the service ofiothers. GERTRUDE MILLER. Gertrude Miller

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Principal CLASS OF 1945: To you this commencement is a significant occasion-one which marks the end of one period of life and the beginning of another. It means, of course, the end of your instruction under local ILLMORTH , supervision. Indeed, it means the end of formal schooling for many of you, and it means the end of many Hne associations in Nampa Senior High School. , ,g 1 But more important, it marks the beginning of a sense of greater responsibility on your part. Some parental coercion frequently accompanies one through high school, but ? fd it seldom extends beyond that point. From this time on much depends upon you as all- 'Z2:-a 41641 individualg from now on you will be largely on your own, making your own decisionsui , enjoying the fruits of your own endeavor, and suffering the consequences of your own 7 ' N mistakes. 'A' 74 -I On behalf of the entire faculty, I want to congratulate you upon your accomplish-f,,,,,,f 75454, ment in having completed the requirements for graduation from high school. It was no ., . mean achievement, it required diligence and exertion. May you be rewarded amply for ' your effort. And know you, one and all, that whatever joy and success may come to you Z9 .1 in the future will make us glad. L15 ary-.-C4 H. F. WILLMORTH, Print'ipal.ZL, 4, Mus. ILISTINA CORT: Transcriber. Registrar, and Secretary to Principal Harold Willmorth. Miss Rosie BA1-1RYcHuK: Attendance clerk, Receptionist, and Secre- tary to Principal Harold Willmorth. .Tustina Cort R. Bahrychuk ,J