Nampa High School - Sage Yearbook (Nampa, ID)

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ln the fall of 1949, over eight hundred students entered Nampa lligh School to start upon another term of school. 'l'he halls were again packed with boys and girls hurrying to and fro from class to class, stopping long enough to exchange the latest gossip and news. Proving that school is not all work., we enjoyed many outstanding assemblies, lyeeums, and rallies. Athletics thrilled us and gave us a chance to cheer our teams on to victory. After the games, we hopped in cars and headed for the student dances or stopped to have a coke at a local drive-in. With the closing of the school term, we look back on this year's achievements and fun, and remember our mutual bond . . . NAMPA HIGH SCHOOL. x . ,

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I I Cow WIN'l'ER Ourfriend and custodian Since 1926, he's swept the rooms and halls Each dayg listened to thefrequent calls From principal, teachers, pupils toog He never has a dearth of things to do: The wide expanse of lawn to water, mowg The walks to suveepg in winter, clear of snow, To wash the windows and replace each broken paneg To screw down desks for pupils to loosen them all again: To rescue those forgotten lunches, coats and lfevsg A nd always each suppliant to try to please: As he stakes the fires, he,s rlrably clad, Except since Christmas, when he's worn plaid. To him, Mr. Conrad Winter, our very trusted custo- dian, in appreciation of his many services to our high school, we proudly dedicate the Sage of 1950. aumoi

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