Nampa High School - Sage Yearbook (Nampa, ID)

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-..,,NNxW' . . SA inn' ll AWORTII Brains and beautv combined, Sammy was chosen to reign as one ofthe Football lJllt'0Il.5 attendants: she oflieiated as Sage editor and Science Club prexy. This busy girl also took time out to participate in Spiz, Thespians, Y-Teens, and lonor Society. Liao ll,u.i. l,co exhibited a remarkable capability for leadership in holding the presidency of three clubs and guiding the pen as ,lunior secretary of Boys' Federation. This clever Art l'fditor of the Huge also displayed excellent scholastic ability. Muze Ai-is Outstanding in many lields, Alice edited The flrowl, wielded the gavel in Y-Teens and Quill and Scroll. She held membership in llonor Society, Thespians, Debate Club, N.l .L., and G.A.A. W XYNE B1.lr:kENs'r-wi' Well known not only in Nampa lligll for athletic prowess, but over all of Idaho, Brains and Brawnn Blick has also stayed at the top of the honor roll. Writing is another of his many accomplishments, and most of the sports stories in The Sage are his works. I EA x mrrle 'I'ov in Dt FR Vivaeious Jeanette, reigning Queen of the yell leaders, served also as Lettuce Bowl Queen attendant. Besides having membership in Spiz, G.A.A., N.F.L., and F.H.A., she still found time for bowling and tumbling. nv Palme Fascinating lion capably guided the Key Club through its second semester activities. lie showed ability in all lields, including music, scholarship and athletics. .mms lklATIll5I'lN After representing Nampa at Girls' State, Fran returned to school to win IJ.A.R. honors and to be elected to head the Spizzers. A few of her other activities were Service Club, llonor Society, and C.A.A. 22

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ous hrII'l'tIlIEl.I. Mitch's great interest in dramatics netted her, among other speech honors, a trophy from the Pacific Northwest Speech Tourney. Included in this Spizzer's roster was 'I'hcs Dian vrcsidenc '. Ilonor Societv, N.I .I... l.atin tflulr, and Su v. Class l'lditor. I I Y . Iwvv l.vn t llap attended to class duties in lrotll his Sophomore and Senior years, twice capturing the pyesidency. Rounding out his full schedule, he was a memher of Ilonor Society, Iiln- . and was at Varsity lraselrall player. UA N lin A rs or ,loun's membership in dclralc and the prcsidcncv of N.I .I.. proved her excellent speak- ing allility. ller other interests were in Ilonor Society. Orchestra, and working on the Merit Board. v fun' JonNsoN Upon leading the .lunior class through a prosperous year, Gary advanced to Student llody president. Ile showed skill in Inaselrall, haskcthall and track. Ile was also elected King of thc Ilarvest Ball. hmmm Rmm-:sn lied-haired Ramona, an outstanding scholar, displayed athletic aptitude on the tennis and tnmlnling teams and in G.A.A. Archery Clulr and the newly-formed Ski Clnlv lnoth claimed her as u memher. Denon I-:s 'l'vcz Petite Dee elliciently managed the Merit Board and the Service Clulr, She still found time for memhership in Spiz, Ilonor Society, and to participate in tennis. Dow M ATIIEWS Music und speech activities have heen Ilon's main interests while in high school. Direct- ing the I'ep Hand was one of his Iniggest responsibilities. Being very active in dehate und public speaking, he earned membership in N.F.l,., llelnate Cluh. Ile was also prexy of Ilonor Society. Joann Lei-1 Wn.m' I.ikeaI1lc Norma l.ce was vice-prcxy of Y-Teens and Ilonor Society. I .ll.A., U.A.A., Iiatin filnln. and Girls' Glen Cluh were a few of her many other activities. livery day during sixth period, she could he found working as an oflice monitor. l:----- Wag X mga... lr . g......w-U as-QL..- . ,f 1 23