Newport High School - Blunita Yearbook (Newport, PA)

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The Blue A nd White Vol. I. No. 1 NEWPORT HIGH SCHOOL February, 1920 Editor-in-Chief HAROLD MANNING School Notes Exchanges CLAIRE NEELY Distr ibutior LOY WHITEKETTLE Junior Reporter Alumni OSCAR MITCHELL Laughing Gas ORPHA LIGGETT CATHERINE MATLACK Sophomore Reporter DRUE KEIM Freshman Reporter Litearary ALBERT WRIGHT HELEN EBY Business MARY BRIMMER Manager MARY SWAB WALTER HOKE WILLIAM WILSON GLADYS SOULE Addrocs all communications to the Business Manager Single Copies, 15 Cents Application made for entry as Second Class Matter at Newport. Pa. CONTENTS Editorials “Saved” “A Pilgrimage” “A Welcome Raid” School Notes Alumni Exchanges Laughing Gas EDITORIAL The greatest nations of the world today are nations which have attained their power by the people's working together for the common good. One great American said, “Where there is unity there is strength.” Let us use this as our motto in building up our X. H. S. paper. What other schools have done, we can do, if each one does his part and does it well. ()ne might ask the question. “Of what value is a school paper, or why should a school have a paper? Following are four reasons: In the first place, it arouses interest. because the pupils will take pride in their school and therefore do their utmost to make it the best possible: then, it gives the people a chance to know what is happening and what the pupils are doing; another reason is tha the pupils get in closer relationship