Newport High School - Blunita Yearbook (Newport, PA)

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CONTENTS. EDITORIAL. Washington and Lincoln. The Peace Conference. The Harassed Editor. LITERARY. An Adventure in the Far North. Fleet Deer. “0. “U.” Dickery, Dickery, Dock. All Through a Ferris Wheel. Just a War Poem. The Old Curiosity Shop. Little Eppie and Aaron. A Tedious Wait. y SPECIAL DEPARTMENT. Forsan et Haec Olim Meminisse Juvabit. EXCHANGES. SCHOOL NOTES. ATHLETICS. LAUGHING GAS.

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Slip Hup auii Mlritp N E W P () R T HIGH S C H O O L FEBRUARY N U M II li R 1922 EXECUTIVE STAFF Editor- in-Chief.......HOLLAND A DA MS School Notes and Exchanges,. .W l. MORROW Athletics...............WILLIAM KNISELY Alumni....:...............FRANK MILLIGAN laughing Gas.................JDRUE KEIM business. CATHARINE MATLACK, Manager; CLAIRE SHTLh. R. WHITKKETTLE, R. SMITH. l iterary,. .MILDRED SHULTZ. LEAH SMITH

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Slip IhtP aitii ffiliilr ) VoL 3, No. 3 NEWPORT HIGH SCHOOL February, 1922 WASHINGTON AND LINCOLN. HELLO, DICK! Say, I am glad Miss Dohvin is giving us the choice of writing that essay about either Washington or Lincoln. Washington has always been my hero. Why, it quickens my pulse just to think about him and every loyal, red-blooded American experiences tine same thrill and exalts the name of the man who causes them. Yes, and a patriotic -citizen of any country must honor and revere a man of Washington’s type, no matter what his nationality. Washington was beyond description and 1 feel my efforts to express my thoughts are miserable failures when 1 think of the eloquent praises rendered him by countless others. We cannot give too much praise to the one who was most instrumental in winning American Independence. And then alter we. were established as a nation he showed his ability to head that nation. I can't think of any good trait of character that George