Newport High School - Blunita Yearbook (Newport, PA)

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11 THE ELITE AND ..HITE She lives not far. from the school house And she has a wonderful line For I've heard n.er tell Sam soft as a mouse To come up and see her sometimei Here's a lad from the eignth grade ■;»ho enjoys teint in a Fireman's parade, Waen a Boy Scout the fireman need He's always sure to take the lead. Compliments of BEECHER'S SaRBER SHOP 3 Penn Ave Newport, Pa. • ZUCKERHAN'S Clothing and Shoes- On the Square Newport, Pa. TffFS 1'95'3V53 EEY •. DRUG STORE H- K. uaw -2LC Pasteurized Milk and Cream Phone 932 Newport, Pa.

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10 t:c blue and white Can you imagine: 1. Ruth Korting with a wind blov.71 bob? 2. Wilder Hoke working? 3. ' Evelvn Duffy si:: foot tall? 4. Milton Voglesonger on time? 5; Jean Hinebavgh slim? . v. 6. Betty Rowe failing in ny subject? 7. John Jones talcing dancin', lessons? 8i Jeanette Scott f:iling in a subject? J i 9.. Mr. fiothenberger giving easy’tests? lOi Margaret Smith not having a lot of business? 11. Lew Long on time for his classes? 12. Glenn Smith not eating candy in school? 13. Mary Loy refusing a date? 14. Mr. De?n and Mr. Rothenberger not eating pretzels? 15. Helen Gibney missing a dance at Meek’s Corner? Alumni Dear Phoebe, As you know all the schools have recently had their semester vacation and several of the alunni visited our school. Those on vacation who came to see us were Gertrude Snyder and Fred Wertz, both from Dickenson, Betty Retert -from Wilson and Fern Fosselman fro-;: Thompson's Business school. ? e were sorry to hear of Virginia Hombach's recent illness. She was confined to her homo for several weeks. Some people say the depression isn't over jret; but it certainly must be for Jake Wertz, who graduated from State College at ’the end of the first semester, hds a job. He is a traveling welfare worker. The wedding bells have rune again for a member of the alumni. Helen Kohensaildt 3C and Clarence L. Barnhart were married Tuesday, January 30, 1934. Mr. Eby has received reports from various colleges where our alumni -are attending and re are glad to say that they are e . all very favorable. Gertrude Snyder is heme from school on account of the mumps, With love, Beatrice

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THE BLUE AND WHITE 18 History for Boys On January 36, the Newport teams journeyed to Duncannon.. The girls could not click and last by a score of 13-53. The 5oys played a bang up game the entire evening and won to the tune of 33-30. This is the first time Duncannon boy3 lost to Newport on their floor for six years. Mifflintown February 3, Mifflintown played at Newport. Both teams won the bacon . There will be no return games. Victories for N. H. S. February 9, Landisburg played on the home court. Both games were well played on the part of Newport as both the boys and girls won. The girls to the tune of 14-11 and the boys to the tune of 33-53. Newport at T. 0. H. On February 10, Newport joumeyadto T. 0. H. After a hard fought game the girls were defeated. The Boys were also defeated after working very hard to defeat the Perry County Champions. Duties of a Captain The duties of the captain of the boys Basketball team are as follows: 1 3 4 5 6 7 1. Greet the opposing team and make them feel at home, 3, Call time out.. 3. Handle all complaints to be made to the referee. 4. Know all rules. 5. 'Receive substitutions. 6. Keep tne spirit of fight in the team. 7. Choose the basket and explain the playing rules of the home court, 8,, Skip thinks you must obey all these rules and some less important ones to be an efficient Captain for the Newport High School Basketball Team,