Nampa High School - Sage Yearbook (Nampa, ID)

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tiff, sifffipjf l'l wal Ka. -W flfgylifr sf jimi . isfsjifivfia N s gt Message To Graduates Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1953. Each graduate deserves some part of the credit for the accomplishments of this class through the years. Your class has been average in some fields of endeavor and out- standing in many others. The opportunity for academic, musical, literary and athletic advance- ment has been available to all of you. Many of you have taken advantage of these opportunities to the greatest degree. Your future successes will antage of these and future opportunities. d, to a large degree, upon the manner in which you have taken ad- 3 t 5 isis Whatever you choose for your life work, we hope you will consider your vocation worthy, and take pride in serving society well. NVQ: hope you will be proud to take your place as a citizen in the Community which has given you the opportunity to grow in the field of your choice. The faculty and administration have benefited greatly by their associa- tion with you. XVe extend to each of you our best wish a c ful, pleasant, Worthwhile life. PF. .U 497'

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DANIEL BEDINGER, B. A., M. S.: Eastern University of New Mexico, University of Southern California. Geometry, Algebra, Sophomore Class Advisor. ANNIE LAURIE BIRD, B.A., M.A.: University of Southern California, University of Cali- fornia, Universlty of Washington, University ol Oregon, Reed College. American History, Senior Class Advisor, Spiz Honorary Advisor. ELMER E. BITTLESTDN, B. A., M.Bus. Ed.: University of Idaho, Idaho Slate, Northwest Nazarene College, Cornell University. Typing, Academic Council. M. A. BODAHL, B. A., M.A.: Concordia College, University ol North Dakota, University of Montana, University of Washington. English ll, Journalism, Growl, Quill and Scroll. J. A. IBABEI BROWN, B.S., M. S.: University of Idaho, Coaching Schools. Boys' P. E. and Health, Head Athletic Director, Varsity Football- Basketball, Blu-N Honorary Advisor. WEBSTER CALDWELL, B. A.: University of Washington, LaSalle University of Law, C. of I. Physics, Advanced Mathematics, Aeronautics, Advisor ol the Explorers. E. 0. COCKRAN, B. S., M.S.: Nebraska State Teachers, University of Idaho. Government, Discipline Committee. ' MINA CONRAD, A. B., M.S.: College of Idaho, Colorado Teachers College, University of Idaho, Armst ng College. Bookkee ' , Business law, Business Math, Honor Society Advisor. X 1 ILQ- i ' MARTHA L. COUNSIL, B.S.: Oregon State, Corvalis, Eastern Oregon College of Education. LaGrande, Oregon. Home Economics, F.H.A. Advisor. GERALDINE CRUSE, B.A.: College ol Idaho, Univ. ol Idaho. Girls Counselor, Psychology. Daniel Bedinger Annie Laurie Bird Elmer E. Birtleston M. A. Bedahl J. A. Babel Brown Webster Caldwell E. 0. Cockran Mina Conrad Martha l..Coullsil Geraldine Cruse Lenn Cruse Julie Epperly Donna Garlington William Gavin Harry Gross , yn elin r. I J esp' W . LENN CRUSE, B. S., M.S.: University of Idaho. Biology, Faculty Manager, Service Club Advisor. JULIE EPFERLY, B.S.: Utah State Agricultural College. P. E. and Health, G.A.A. Advisor. DONNA GARLINGTON: Registrar. WILLIAM GAVIN, B.S.: Boston College. Chemistry, Consumer Science, Senior Class Co- Sponsor. HARRY GROSS, A. B.: Dakota Business College, Fargo, N. D., N. N. C., University of Idaho. Biology, Key Club Advisor, Co-sponsor of Sophomore Class. EVELYN HAGELIN, B.A., M. A.: Wellesley College, University of California, University of Idaho, University of Oregon, Breadloaf School of England, University of Geneva, Uni- versity of Paris, Western Reserve. French I, French Il, Latin I, Latin Il, English II, F. L. S. Co-sponsor. ' ROBERT A. HODGSON, B.A.: Fresno State, College of Idaho, University of Southern Cali- fornia, U. C. L.A., University of Idaho. English, Sage Advisor, Sophomore Magaline Advisor, Chess Club Advisor. ROBERT KAELIN, B.A., M. A.: Mont Clair St. College, Columbia University. Sociology, American History, Visual Aids Director. MYRTLE KECK, B.S.: University of Idaho, University of Chicago. Homemaking, F.H.A. Advisor. DEAN LEWIS, B.S.: University of Idaho, Idaho State Normal. World History, Football Line Coach, Varsity Track Coach, Blu-N Advisor.