Newport High School - Blunita Yearbook (Newport, PA)

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5£CT10jN:j ; 3luE6 white | Mgyyg Volume 7 February 11, 1937 Number 5 ZCHCOL AKTIVITY NIGHT Cnct again we will meet i on February 18, at the big j occasion of the year----Ac - ;tivity Night. Two one-act plays by the Dramatic Clu : will feature the entertain-:ment. Don't forget, there •' .ill be plenty of refresh-;ments. Don't be surprised if Henry Acker gets whooping-!cough. He was aiding Dot j one Sunday Evening (when he j was supposed to be in church I keep her niece who has this ai scase. The Sr.riners invited the girls' basketball team to play with Central Penn at their meeting February the fifth at the Zembo Mosque, Dora Mytrs, former ssuae t of N.H»3. and graduate of Clearfield Hospital taufht the 9-B Health Clas while she was visiting her | Alma Mater, January ' 7. Age is creeping up on Mr. Dean and Mr, Rcthenberg-er. They arc- both having trouble with their feet. The High School Orchestra has purchased Srr.cke gets j in Your Eyes for a little variety. N W3 4 I STUDENT OPINIONS I Examinations '. What do the students think of them? Do they favor them or do j they not? Pauline Miller of 10 -B ! when asked if she liked ex j ams , exclaimed, Heavan's sake, No J Of course, she i could not explain why she did not like them. She did j confess that English or i History weren't so bad. She prefers true and false and completion questions. Now take 'Wayne Stevens of 9-B, for instance, when asked his opinion of examinations, reared with a leud voice, Sure, I like 'em . Especially'- Civics’J He also prefers true and false to discussion questions. Maybe he's a good guesser I Herbert Ench, that sophisticated Junior, says Examinations are all right in their placefa waste basket), not on paper. He did say he liked discussion . questions because of his a-bility to blush I We all differ on the question of exams;11 • They're unavoidable,make the best of thu m.