Newport High School - Anchor Yearbook (Newport, OR)

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GMMZGGJZZ Miss Percy's Typing 7 ' 1 Ax I 2 ' ,A 11 . . 5, x Mrs. Grogan, office secre- tary, has a different girl to help her during each of the six periods during the school day. Girls taking office prac- tice as a course learn to check and record attendance, handle deposits, and answer the tele- phone. To be qualified for of- fice practice, a girl rnust be ei- ther a Senior or a lunior and have taken at least one year of typing. X '-3 4:5 Miss Mink's Bookkeeping Miss Ivfink, Mrs. Percey, and Mrs. Grogan prepared students for future jobs in the com- mercial field. Miss Mink taught Bookkeeping and Typing I and II. Mrs. Percey's subjects included shorthand, typing, and general busi- ness. In the office practice course, girls put this commercial training to practical use un- der the supervision of Mrs. Grogan, office secretary. Mrs. Grogan's Office Practice.

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lf , Q J f-' 515: Figures don't lie To broaden student concepts of world conditions, Mr. Erickson taught Freshman Social Science, and Miss Lambert dis- cussed American History and Social Prob- lems with Iuniors and Seniors. Physical sciences included Biology I, Chemistry, and General Science by Mr. Morrow. In addition to teaching one Gen- eral Science class, Mr. Guthrie revealed the science oi mathematics through Alge- bra I and II and also Plane Geometry. World problems. 6 gm,--,,,Z , :, - . H -.1 1, fu V ,Tr ,,..,. .... . I Scceace Studying bacteria. 'ig f 42' I e' 4 A If S, r fi Discovering America. 14 i

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Zcwlenz' eadew Q93 Above, Clockwise: Le Master, D. Harms, M. Bauer, V. Gesik, I. Hill, I. Wolf, Versteeg, Wiliams, Snyder, Litchhfield, Simpson, H. Cure, Marshall, R. Hart, Zwicker, Burch. Below, L to R: Le Master, Litchfield, Williams, Versteeg, R. Hart, Snyder. , . -'ff 3 f ,Pi , ' 1 - .,g -4'-if if . . 5 V iss ,. sr G1 . .,... .,.,, . YA . i Above: President Louis Snyder With his gavel constantly on the move, President Louis Snyder success- fully guided the NHS student body through the '55-'55 school year. Keep- ing his campaign promises of a re- vised constitution, more effective in- tra-murals and added representation of Newport in inter-school meetings, Louis encouraged student body coop- eration. b Vice-President Ralph Litchfield or- ganized the most profitable carnival in the history of NHS. Secretary Marlene Williams not only recorded the council events but also represented NHS as Secretary of District-4 Student Council. Treasurer Richard Hart collected, deposited and withdrew money for activities. Yell Queen Lee Versteeg, organization presidents, class presidents, and rep- resentatives completed council mem- bership.