Newport High School - Anchor Yearbook (Newport, OR)

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agfflai Term papers again. I 4 . l I E 1'- an Impromptu by Harry. I . WI IE zrfntiuiuler me iam.: qvvmrummrm num 10 ' VV .. ' Studying for tomorrow. The three member English department included Mr. Bates--English I and IV and Speech and Drama, Miss Scott-English I and II, and Mrs. York- English III and Iournalism. Working in close conjunction with these teachers was Mrs. Howes, who has willingly assisted students of New- port High School for the past seven years. Et tu, Brute. -6: I Q3 I is iv

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