Nampa High School - Sage Yearbook (Nampa, ID)

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Classes OUR CLASS PRESIDENTS i Senior Dick Comstock Junior Bob Wilkerson Sophomore Francis Cushman Z M Z Z A xx. bn N.---: We Z ff? f f 2? Z

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X K. SENIOR CLASS The long trek is over for the thirty-ninth graduating class of N. H. S. This years seniors are leaving the portals of Nampa High with a feeling that much has been accomplished since 1942. President Dick Comstock, and his assistants, Tom Thompson, vice-president, and Jonec Harley, secretary-treasurer, led the class through their final year. As greenies this class never lacked originality. In early fall of 43, the motto, Not for school, but life we learn, was chosen, while the carnation and blue and gold were selected as the class flower and colors, respectively. Coach Cunningham's Headache Before the Franklin Game, a skit, presented before the student body, and a matinee dance concluded the class's activities for their initial year. Soft music and elaborate decorations portrayed Magic Is the Moonlight which was the theme of the Junior-Senior Prom, given in honor of the preceding class, by the class of 46. Nineteen forty-five and forty-six brought their high school career to its climax. A dance was given January 4 with the theme Blues in the Night. Betty Spencer was general chair- man, Barbara Waigand, George Sparks, Helen Schuler, subordinating. The spring of 46 arrived with the last of their activities. Casting their dignity aside, the jovial seniors presented from the Gay Nightiesv, Herbert's Sherbert Shoppe as their as- sembly. Pauline Hilty took full charge of the affair. She was assisted by Dorothy Cudd, Jack Rehm, Barbara White, Robert Patterson, Valeta Hershberger, Barbara Gowen, and Ruthie Lloyd. The door receipts were turned over for the Servicemens' Placque. Garden of Memories, the theme chosen to be used for the senior luncheon, held May 7 . was carried out in a refreshing manner by Chairman Barbara Gowen and her committees. In- cumbent class advisers, Miss Bird and Mr. Ludlow, as well as the girls' and boys' advisers, Mrs. Wilkening and Mr. Haddock, were guests of honor. Baccalaureate exercises, on May 12, preceded commencement by four days. The time has come for the class of 46 to bid farewell to N. H. S. OFFICERS Dick Comstock, President Tom Thompson, Vice-President Jonee Harley, Secretary