Newport High School - Blunita Yearbook (Newport, PA)

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1 THE SLUE AMD WHITE 6 February 14, 1S76 Number 4 BLUB Aim HIITE STAFF (1935-’36) LITERARY Editor-in-Chief---Norman T right Literary Editors----Nevin Geary —David Sheibly Travel Editor----------------Mary Eby Exehango Editor—Jean Uinebaugh Athletic Editor—Louise i Iarnir.g Humor Editors----------------Fred Fry --------Paul Moyer Art Editors----------John Jones --------Robert Bough Music Editors-----Taintor Smith --------Sara Moyer Book Shelf----------------Lucille Oren -------Anna Sanderson Alumni Editors------Virginia Kell —---Betty Stultz Student News--------Helen Rhearr. ---------Emma Smith THE COVER Incidentally our artist caught the real significance of this good old fashioned winter vhen he drew our snowbound high school. During the past month mother nature has seen fit to cover our landscape with a deep blanket of white, much to the disgust of the faculty members as well as to the delight of many pupils. It is quite entertaining to see our fellow students struggling through huge drifted snow-piles on their way to and from school. They make such a strange contrast to those i ho ride easily in sleds, to the tune of Jingle Bells. BUSINESS Business Mgr.----Grover Kistler Printing Mgr.-------Warren Orris Advertising Mgr.—-Robert - oyer ---Jack Brandt Circulating Mgr.-------Josophine DeLuca Printing--------Aubrey Patterson ----------Rudd Gutshall Typists-----Florence rirkpatrick ---------Josephine 3oova ----------Jean Stambaugh -------—------Edna Crist Some of our less fortunate classmates have been unable to roach N. K. S. at all. For one whole week many have been snowbound and thoso who have been able to brave the storms have missed thoso absentees greatly. As we look at the snow, piled high around our school we feel just a little bit lonesome for that time of year called Spring , when the green grass shall cover our campus, taking the place of the snow. The Blue and VJhitc, faculty and studont body wish to extend their deepest sympathy to Forman '.’right upon the death of his mother, i rs. -ary . • right.