Newport High School - Blunita Yearbook (Newport, PA)

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11 BLUE AMD WHITE YOTJTT ADI IIN IS THAT IOI: JOINED BY N.H.S. Newport High School has become a part of the National Youth Administration which is an association trying to keep more young people in school. This plan provides special work for pupils for which they will receive a snail wage and reward. In Perry County, forty-six offers were given, ten were taken by Newport high school students. The type of work which they do takes in library work, office work, painting of stage scenery, reading books, and getting the auditorium prepared for assemblies. This work is done only after school hours. ARTIfTIC INQUIRIES Our school wan honored by the presence' of an art entertainer in the assembly Friday morning, January 10. The artist, Raymond F. Bubb, is a native. Pennsylvanian, his home being in York, Pa. Hr. Bubb's unique manner of drawing cartoons and--caricatures was hailed with delight by all. His chalk drawing of a tropical sunset scene was so beautifully realistic that, had we been a little more imaginative, we would probably have suffered a sun stroke. Mr. Bubb made next a Holland windmill scene entirely of pieces of various colored felt material. The most unique feature on the program was a sand picture illustrating the well known poem, A House By the Side of the Road . Hr. Bubb has been following this profession for sixteen years.- He has studied under several individual artists and at the Landry Art School at Cohoes, Nev; York • This year Mr. Bubb is touring the states of Maryland, and Pennsylvania. Salesman: Mow did you happen to have an accident with that new car I sold you? II. Moyer: I couldn't put out my hand while I was backing out of the garage.

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10 Ml! 5! r j V CONCERT OF HARRISBURG S F’ndSfeSTf? l ' r« . - V ... Sv Twenty-two students from the high school '.-vs attended a concert of ▼ Tnr r' i chnr»f? C frnnSnr f • Orchestra, January 10 cert was the second in concerts to be given this season by the tra to high school students. the Harrisburg Symphony L: ;,p C , $A , at the Forum.This con- ;V-'0:v-.O') a a series of four big ore l £ JtJ : •. 3 The concert was, in the opinion of the audience, the best one yet given.The composers honored at this concert are the composers or the composers of the romantic period in music history S V.'f rountic music The students regret that they will be unable to attend the next concert, but they are looking forward to being able to attend the fourth of the series.. the i::r; year The good old year is leaving us, The now is coming fast; And all of us Know now wo mus' Forget about the past. Good re-'.’utions might be made, 3y tiiose who would improve; And we do hopo no dream might fado Their chocr and joys to move. To some the past yjar has been kind, To cthors not so good, gut this wo hope, next year to find, Everyone supplied with food. And so farewell o ar old year, And welcome in the now, Vo hope that all, glad nows may hoar The sad be very few. Mary Eby

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12 THE YOUNGER GENERATION In previous issues of the 'Blue and ' hite the journalist interviewed some of the prominent men and women of our vicinity. It is only naoural ■•'nut the next interviews are those from some of th'e popular younger set of our acquaintance. Incidentally, all the younG people mentioned are graduates of N.H.S. Now for the sketch that our journalist has prepared for us. Nancy Smith, a popular member of the fair sex, graduated from Newport High School in 1932. She continued her education by taking a Post Graduate course and by going to Hood College. Nancy is at home now, and she is often seen with a tall handsome chap. Charles Horting, Jr., best known as Buck , is one of Newport's jazz kings He is employed at Horting's Service Station. Last summer he was joined in the bonds of Wedlock with Kay Boyer----- now he's a-we 11, married man. Patricia McCulloch, after graduating from Newport Hich School, went to Penn Hall at Chambers-burgi Then she attended Stratford at Danville, Virginia. After completing her college career,she taught in a kindergarden school at Bethlehem At present she is at home participating in the social events of the younger set Russel Horting, Shipper to us, completed his school days in 1934 While in school he was •the star of all athletic teams. Skip then was employed by Henry's at Newport. Now lie is the manager of one of Henry's stores at Mr. Holly By the way, it might be interesting to know that----- Skipper gave his girl friend a diamond for Xmas This completes the interviews by the journalist of the people about town.