Newport High School - Blunita Yearbook (Newport, PA)

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T II E R I. U E AND W II I T E 7 MARIE MAGNUSON Marie Magnuson represents the typical girl of the lt)2( class. She never uses powder and she never uses paint. For the students of ’2( 's class like faces where them things ain’t. “My heavens” is her favorite expression. Sounds as tho she claims that spacious ceiling for her very own. Beck always talks a lot but it’s always about French. MYRLLE MILLIGAN “IIow is the rouge holding out” came from that little girl who comes from Ickes-burg. We feel elated that we can claim an out of town girl as one of our members. Mvrlle Milligan always knows her lessons but she believes in keeping what she knows. That’s a wise idea Mvrlle. EARL OREN Earl Oren thinks he is quite capable of getting along with everything but a woman. This seems so queer to us for that sex seems to be the only one he pays attention to at all. Xo one can blame “Bunny” for many are in his fix. However Earl doesn’t believe in “Old Maids.”

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( THE BLUE AND WHITE CLEE KEIM That little black-haired girl who’s always in the barber shop is “Marty” Keim. I’m sure Clee wouldn’t sleep a wink if she knew one hair was one sixteenth of an inch longer than another. When we wish to know the latest news we just ask Clee. Every morning it’s “ Get a letter ? ’ ’ BERTIE KIPP Everytime Bertie Kipp gets his report card he sits down and plays with A pluses he gets in Physics. Physics is one of his specialities. Something wrong has happened if we don’t hear Bertie repeating “Oh lleck.'' Speaking of Bertie’s specialties the half mile is another of his. We surely whooped and shouted congratulations to Bertie when he broke the cord. ANNA LEITER Anna Leiter is another of our faithful students. She’s always reliable. One thing tho, Anna doesn’t like to study very well. She would a thousand times rather that school was a place for discussing fashions. But “Husky’s” all right. Her second year she received an honor “N” third and fourth years athletic “N’s” and one can’t sit back and let the rest do it to wear any kind of an “X.” Anna has a motto which is: All work and no play makes Anna a dull girl.

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T I! E 15 E r i: A X 1) W H I T F DOROTHY RICE “Isn’t it dear.” That just sounds like “Dot” Rice. When Dorothy hears opportunity knocking she is always willing to open the door and ask her in. Kvei % thing is dear in Dots estimation especially that diamond on her fourth finger. It sparkles just like her eyes do when she’s happy and “Dottie” is never blue. MARY RINEHART liver faithful Mary has been a member ot our class for four years and in these years she has helped old ’2(i out many times. Mary Rinehart never shuns her duty, she’s always ready. Mary doesn’t let us know her bv phrase but t’m sure she 11 smile when I say—“So’s your antique.” lorna riscingtr Lorna is our librarian. Fascinating work for fascinating people. She says she’s ashamed of her report card and there are always several dozen A plus. Maybe il she would set' some red marks she d have something to speak of. All this while I was speaking of Lorna Kissinger-—not Lor-na Doone. Lorna isn t a man hatei eithei.