Nampa High School - Sage Yearbook (Nampa, ID)

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P R .. I N C I P A L L az.. if I gag., 1 K 'y Ay IS Aa..-.-,X Q X X PRINCIPAUS MESSAGE This svlifml year iiim-teen fifty'-seven-fifly'-eight will he rememlvererl as Ll retl letter year hy' all present ami future sturlents uf Nampa Senior High Sellmil. Our mmlern twentieth eentury campus has inspirecl our faeulty as they have eunsistently' pruvicled the best in efligeatiniial instruetiim. Sturlerits have lreen Challeiigefl hy faeilities ami iustruetimm to make the must nf their uppwrtunities. Partieipatifm in all ac-tiyities has heen emphasized in all areas. llrugress has Come to eaeh iiicliyiflual tu the extent that the imliyiflual has actively' NIRS. SIIOWALTEH engaged in all aetivities. To the Seuiurs nf nineteen fifty-seyeu-fifty-eight. we exteml 1-niigratulatimis aml lyest wishes. Wie issue an iiivitatimi that yuu Vtllllitlllt' to cfnrisicler Nampa High as ywnur sr-hmil heaclquarters throughput the years. The staff. juniur. aml snpliuiiwre elass memliers will strive tu fulluw the Nampa High traflitiun uf pruvicling worth while at-tivities that will insure nur enntinuing maximum gruwthf-iiitelleetual. physical. sueial. emutiunal. PRINCIPAL'S SECRETARIES M Fhmy alter. anfl fwillf-cts all fees. Twin of the busiest and most important people on Nlrs. 5huwalter's johs are many. not only dues she help Xlr. Fteck with secretarial jobs hut at the first of the year she sees to it that schedules are arraiigzeml. revwrrls the iieeessary infnrmatimi almut the stuflents Nlrs. Swttis prim-ipal juli is In help Nlrs. Fliuwalter with her jwlis arfiunrl the sf-limil. 5he alsi, helps supervise the stutlent muiiitnrs. np- erates tht- iluplic-ating maehme anti she passes wut ltll- purtaiit iiifiirmatiun to the stumlents anfl favulty. HRS. SCOTT the eampus are Mrs. Leah Seutt and Mrs. Hoherta -cy,

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ffl 21:1 jw VT W LKV, ,, l 'F-t -.f , I , , 3 4 4 '11 g S 'Qi 5 U 1- P -W3 E E R I N T E N D E N T SUPERINTENDENFS MESSAGE Stout-s. hrick. and mortar do not make a High School: they form merely the material hody which houses the spirit which is the real High Schoolf' The citizens of Nampa have furnished the future citizens with a completed high school plant which is adequate for their needs. modern in design and practical. The students of Nampa High School are to he com- plimented for the excellent manner in which they have accepted the challenge of successfully working in a campus type school where all must exert much judg- WU Q. ment in self control. The Senior Class of 1958 is the first class that entered the new High School as sopho- mores. This class has heen the class to demonstrate to incoming classes the importance of good citizenship and proper care of puhlic property. Congratulations to the yearhook. l'The Sagen for hringing to the community such an excellent pictorial rememhrance of the activities of the students of Nampa High School for the year 1057-1953. MRS. UZZEL W59 CASS'-ER SUPERlNTENDENT'S SECRETARIES Board. school sy stem. .-Xmong the lrusiest memhers of the administration staff are Miss Clarahell Cassler. secretary to the Board. and Mrs. Gladys L-2201. secretary to Nlr. Nlills. Nliss tiasler has many duties: she pays all the teach- ers and other employees. orders all supplies. keeps the lvooks. and pei forms all secretarial work for the School Nlrs. lizzelis joln is equally important. She helps Nlr. Mills with routine duties around his office and sends out his monthly reports on the activities of the Con

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X' N. 'af' ANN HUNT Homemaking I Vocational Activities F.H.A. MYRTLE KECK Homemaking II, III Vocational Activities Senior Homemaking EARL McKEEVER A Band Music Survey Training Band Music WINFIELD KIRCHER Orchestra A Choir B Choir Sophomore Choir SETH I-'ORSCREX Agriculture l, ll. lll Vocational Actixities F.l .A. ELVA REID Fpeech l. Il Drama I Play Production Thespian Advisor :ci LOIS KREHBIEL Art l. ll. III Art Activities K' ' ,.,,'1QPW X ' qi 'iffy - if If Two of the busiest homemakers in Nampa High are Mrs. Keck and Mrs. Hunt. our homemaking teachers. Not only do they teach home-making to 220 girls each day but each one keeps a home of her own. Here they demonstrate the correct way to cut out a pattern. HUGH Mf'NlCHOLS JOE QIFINLIEY JOHN RUPERT General Drawing Machine: Shop Shop l. ll. lll Aff'l1llt'i'lllFE.ll llrassing Machinist ffluli Shop Actixities Mechanical Drawing Model Club QE. 7'r.-ra.