Newport High School - Blunita Yearbook (Newport, PA)

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10 T HE r L U E A X I) W II I TE JOHN SWEGER .John Sweger is the tyjh» of young man every class needs to succeed. He is very active and a real “go getter.” We used to call him “Sweg” hut since the operetta we call him “Abie.” The real “Abie” had an Irish Rose but he hasn’t anything on our “Abie.” But as for his Irish Rose----? ELEANOR TRESSLER That saying that country people are country-fied is not true. For example Eleanor Tressles comes from the country but she surely does look as tho the city claims her. Every ten minutes of the day we hear a line from her “Wiff that.” She says she is in bed by nine o’clock. De we believe her? Well----------------? KENNETH TROUT “Mopy” is only a nickname for him. He’s not mopy lie’s alert and wide awake as ever. Every president must be awake and Kenneth Trout is no exception. His good looks don't spoil him but it just shows lie’ll never be a batchelor because he has to. Let me add Mopy is quite a prominent figure in basket ball.

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THE BLUE AND WHITE 0 CARRIE SHULL No oik studios more than Carrie Sliuli. She isn’t one of those who specialize along one subject—but on every subject. We have claimed her for only three years but during that time she has been very active in our activities. Carrie is always willing to do her share especially when it comes to bake sales. FRANCES SOULE She’s always doing the Charleston and one never sees “Frank” without “Jane.” This is another class mate who took the state examination. I must hand it to Frances she surely knows how to use those big brown eyes. Talk about acting you missed her when you missed “A Pair of Sixes.” WILLIAM SNYDER He writes for the joke department. He argues. He drives a Bludiobaker. Sounds very much as tho I mean William Snyder. Well I do. Bill says he has no friends in the Junior class. But he doesn’t always drive the car alone. Bill is a good manager —especially of the eats.

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THE BLUE AND WHITE 11 GERALD WATOON Hero Watson was given to this classmate as a nickname several years ago and ever since we have been using it. Looks as tho Heraldic was some sort of a hero and lie is —in Latin. You should see him play base ball. He’s mighty fond of stealing bases. I can’t figure out Herald’s byword, lb has quite a string of them and perhaps he’d rather tell you himself. ..L MARY WATSON Mary Watson is the business woman of our class. But no wonder she is competent because on Saturdays one may see her telling at the Citizens National Bank. Her charms are many, her faults so few. That one may ne’er discern them when looking-in those eyes of blue. And on Saturday nights one may know that she is doing a different kind of “telling” since Jerry’s home. P. F. C., ’2(5 ALFRED WOLPERT Sliiek Wolpert as they call him lias shown his ability in all his four years by being one of those few who are running for first place at the head of our line. If you don’t believe A1 has a good clear diligent mind, then let me inform you he was one contestant who took the state examination. His most frequent by phrase is “Where’s My Ktacomb.” You don’t see many shieks who don’t use it.