Nampa High School - Sage Yearbook (Nampa, ID)

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Student Body L Cfficers Left to right: Leland Agenbroud, presi- dent: Ls-:Danna Nnhiger, secretary: Mux Guin, vice presideni. ' a 1 F Student Council Organization Leaders Left la rigllh B. Muinwuring, M. Blicken- ' stuff, C. Eckery, N. Hilly, F. Grant. Buck row, lefl In righl: M. Goin, B. Third row: C. Eckery, R. Suulls, A. raw: P. Lulande, R. Rogers, J. Nels N. Hilly, L. Nnfxiger, J. Mudiregor, Muinwnring, M. Blizkenstuff, J. Alsip, B. Bailey, J. Newman, D. Peppley, L. Agenbroud. Caldwell, R. Zarhnisky, C. Linde, J. Keuler, D. Tohler, G. Ernesl, B. Sinclnit. Seznnd ley, L. Budell, P. Schmii, C. Mullhews, S. Woolard, K. Johnson, J. Hanwuy. Frnni raw: M. Knowllon, P. Wissell, G. Givens, A. Hirkox, M. Freihurghnus, B. Harmon, D. Hoapes. B. 5. . 8

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Lefl Oo Iighi: A. Bird, adviser: W. Crill, N. Slrulton, VI. Gavin, advisor. Seniorl Class Piloted through their final year by Marvin Blickenstaif, Wayne Crill and Norma Stratton, the seniors maintained their reputation for being outstanding school supporters. The winning of the noise rally, placing second in class competition for basketball and numerous pep rally skits were only a few of this active group's accomplishments. i A remarkable amount of the athletes in this class was varsity sport material in their sophomore and junior years. Out of this same group came several district champions in the various sports and speech activities for three consecutive years. The successfulness of their Junior-Senior Prom depended largely upon the capable handling of co- chairmen Janean Platt and Marvin Blickenstaff, but was backed superbly by the extensive cooperation of the entire class. Under the sponsorship of Willard Gavin and Annie Laurie Bird, the students wound up an outstanding high school career by their presentation of a thor- oughly successful senior assembly directed by Wayne Crill. MARVIN BLICKENSTAFF President 10