Nampa High School - Sage Yearbook (Nampa, ID)

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Valedictorian and Salutatnrian JUSTUS GEORGE DAVID I-IINER Valedictorian Salutatorian

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CLARIBEL WooD: Girls' Glee Club, Librarian. HOPE MARIAN WooD: Latin Club: Science Club: Rifle Club, Treasurer: G, A. A.. President: Home EC.: Stu- dent Coach: Girls' Varsity Basketball: Volleyball: Softball. MARGIE YATES: MARY ANN ZAPR: Spiz: G. A. A.: Rifle Club: Home Ec.: Mixed Choir: Tennis. MYRTLE ZARBNISKY: Orchestra, Secretary: G. A. A., Sec- retary: Girl Reserves, Secretary: Thespians, Clerk: Silver N, President: Growl, Assistant Circulation Edi- tor, Feature Editor: Honor Society, Secretary: Quill and Scroll: Latin Club, Consul: Service Club: Student Council: Sage Collector: Student of the Month. SENIUBS NUT PICTURED ROLAND D. ALLEN: Army Air Forces: Baseball: Football. RAYMOND BALTAZOR: United States Navy. . LEROY E. BATES: Northwest Nazarene Academy. MARVIN DINWIDDIE: United States Navy. ROBERT DossETT: RAY A. ENGELHARDT: United States Navy. BETTY ER1cIcsoN: Home Ec.: Girl Reserves, IAMES W. GAEouRxE: GEORGE GALLAWAY: United States Army. FREDRICK I. GUNTHER: Explorers Club: Track: Sophomore Football Manager: Sophomore Basketball: Grade School Coach. Basketball: CYRIL HATFIELD: United States Navy. MARIE HENDERSON! ERICA IONES! Glee Club. WALTER R. IONES: United States Air Forces. DAVID LAwI.Is: CAROLINE LEAVITT: Melba High School. CONNIE LEE: Northwest Nazarene Academy. RAYMOND LENZ: F. F. A., Secretary, EDWARD MIYosHI: Radio Club: F. F. A. MYRTLE RosE MouLToN: Melba High School. ToM NYHus: PAIIL OSTYN: Baseball: Blu-N: United States Marine Corps, THERON K. RIcI-IARDsoN: Track: Mixed Chorus: Iunior Varsity Basketball. GORDON SANDERSON: Untied States Army. MARJORY DEAN DAvIs STRIITHERS: Vancouver High School: Mixed Choir. FRANCIS SuTI-IERLAND: Northwest Nazarene Academy. WILLIAM I. WILLARD: United States Marine Corps: Sophomore Football: Mixed Chorus: Tennis. JQIINNY WITTEMAN: Rifle Club: Science Club.

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JUNIOR CLASS Fulfilling their class motto, The Elevator to Success Is Not Running, Take the Stairs, the class of '47 is steadily pounding the doors of success. Students were spurred by the shining leadership of Bob XVilkerson, who twice has won the honor of prexy. The vice-president position was efficiently occupied by Jim McNeil, and Patty Hankins took the secretarial duties. XVith favorable decisions in all meetings, Mrs. Edna Wilkening and Grove Haddock, acl- visers for the class, are to be congratulated for their beneficial support. As a fitting climax for all the other spring affairs, the Juniors, capably headed by Bar- bara McCall, entertained the Seniors at the annual Junior-Senior Prom. The preceding days of April 12 resulted in a charming disguise of the Masonic Temple ballroom carrying out the theme of It Might As Well Be Spring. The Junior class assembly was welcomed with open arms as a highlight during the spring term. Alert aggressive spirit was shown by its committee, which was composed of Keith Brown, Bobbie Jo King, Maxine McLellan, and Bob Wilkerson. With the help of its cast, this affair was very successful. In the sports world Gale and Dale Faylor took high honors on the maple court team. Spe- cial praises go to Willie Maravilla and Z. L. Pearson for meritorious work on the football squad. The final event the juniors presented was a sport dance, which was as well received as the other main happenings. ,Tis a hard thing to go through the metamorphosis from a green sophomore to a stately senior-this the Junior class has successfully accomplished. OFFICERS Bob XVilkerson, President jim McNeil, Vice-President Patty Hankins, Secretary