Newport High School - Blunita Yearbook (Newport, PA)

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THE BLUE 6 WHiT E Ruth Williams must bo truing to et heir name in history. When oiur. biron; h tho State Museum at Harris rg, Ruth fell over the Magana L'xon lino. Some joke I'd say. Is it Marjorie Lupfer, Jean ’ icicle, or Lois Reioinger that Lloyd Mangle likos? That's 'he question. We know this much,that he •ns talcing Lois to the ovios one ni ht. Have you notice:! how spick and span Bill McK©nsie has been keeping himself of la-1 e? You Icnow, ill has his hat sot for Sally Moyer now. • o aren't sure, but Loon Speckley and Martha Rcisinger seem tc be ite friendly, too. Either they are, That Way, about each other v,cw, or also they soon will bo. Bill Rough sur'-ly is hard to undors a d. One time you think it's Sally ' fyer, and then a: ain you don't know. I thinly he still has his o - on a certain Junior girl, chou h. Mr. Cressler ‘ old several 10-3 girl3 in study hall one day that they ’.ctcd like nit-vats . The 'iris would like to know what that roans so they kr • hat they're like. (Maybe they wouldn't care to know.) If yon hear a peculiar noise ringing through the halls after school in 4 he evenings, don't be alarce-, it’s probably onjy some of the cast, oracticin. -or tho operetta. Lid you know that Ruth Williams didn't have a boyfriend for a-■i lie? But everythin- is all ri ht no-’, and she and 03car are just as loving a3 ever. So are Scooter and Jolinny, as far as that's concerned. All the teachers and even the crpils were walking around with thoir handkerchiefs over 'heir nocos and ''omplainin nbo”t that eyeful odor, ore iay 1 -ek. The Cl stry students were making H S gas, which smells like rotten c, s. No wonder they were complaining Faye Beers has been wearing a beautiful wrist watch since Christmas Santa Claus must have boen pretty nice to her. We wonder who ho was. And by the way,—Oh, I didn't know it was that late, I must srraml So lcngl

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-4- The BLUE fir WHITE £ MN7H£R £Y£S : 'i v. . V - L ‘ W ' r '■ ■ . L . co - V. ■ ik u Y ' jO 's? C Hello Readers! ' oll, heie's your old friend back to see you again, and I have a lot to tell you, too. Does Helen Snydor really like Dob Kou.;h? You re asking us and we're telling you, And how. It's too bad Helen, but Botty Wright got there first. Did you know Virginia Campbell has been seen quite frequently with Bud Sweger? It looks like this is to make a match. What can you say about it, Ginny? Wo wonder why Wiimn Gabel's fa e gets sq red when anyone mentions Charles name? Maybe she thinks they mean Charles. Black. Much curiosity has been aroused anong the student body by the fact the Dave Williams has not been seen lately in the company of Jo Boova. We see that the Acker-Fliclcinger romanco is steadily growing into deeper and more lasting affection. Henry and Dot have been seen sporting several times in the new Chevrolet. Henry has only a learners' permit, but Dot has a driver's license, so you see, there's always a way. No wonder Earl Lesh is always seeh ’. earing a smile lately. He has been datin Mary Eby several tines,and maybe his chances are pretty good. How about it, Earl? I ha'-e noticed a familiar face among the stv:dent body, that of Mildred Latchford. You. better watch your step, Mildred, because I think that E'reshman, Wayne Stephens, has been watching you pretty closely. Isn't love .grand? Just ask Wayne Kline and Edith Carl and I think they will assure you that it is the most wonderful thing in the would. What happens when two young boys' ged; a severe attack of pupoy love ? Well, °orny Oren end Gordon H0ke surely are a , ood oxannle : when they are with’ those two eighth graders , Patty 30olc and Margaret ‘ Boova. It has been rumore-' thaJ they cade a nice foursome .at the Farm Show. For further information, ask Sonny. Bill Numer hasn't been ■oir- to Millerstown so much lately. We wonder if he and Mary Louise may ha e had a fall-out?

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-6- THE BLUE6rWMil E First Semester 'ionor Kell The Blue and Whi e is proud to nrint the names of the following students who maintained an average of 30 in all subjects end 99 in citizenship. Grade J7 Robert Utricklend Dennis Adans Robert Cox Earl Myers Lavorne Clay Sarah Jury Thelma Derr Betty Rudy Joon Smith Mary Kell Rebc Sheibley Anna Wilson Ethel Myers Grade 3 Patty B’cok Barbara Fickes Arlene Jones Carolyn Miller Draco Rudy Helen Rush Helen Smith aurice Smith Zoc Wagner Connie Wiley '-ora Woodward Genevieve Burns Lucille Cree Edna hi all Grade 9B He race’ 15enscn Oscar Bair Philip Miller Florence %ce Gre do 9A Ilcmr'ITitner Ruth Brightbill Betty Campbell Ellon Cnrl Joan Zeidera Ervr. 3yers Esther Jones Janet Snyjpr HeIon Wagner Mary Ellen Warner Jane Wright Charles Oren Eugene Wright Robert McKensie Grade 1GB Anna Dietz Larue Freeland Ralph Harper Gordon Hoke Miriam Losh Hazel Peterman Irene Rice Betty Smith Grade 10A June Bowers Robert Clark Mary Cox Kar-hryn Hcisey Jeanete Hetrick Marjorie Lupfer Jane Orer Rihard Patterson Miriam Rairp Lenore Ritter Ruby Sheibley Grade 11 Betty Acker Robert Kough Edward Patierson Lois Reisinger Martha Rissinger Helen Snyder Leon Steckloy Carl Trout Betty Wright Ella Cnrl Birdino Kline Evelyn Shull E ma Troutman Sara Walker Grade 12 Sylva Baker Grace Blaine Blanche Clcuser Helen Geary Alda Hartzell Catherine Hultzapple Ruth Kerr Arleno Reigle Geraldine Roush Faye Beers Mary Eby Dorothy Rliclcinger Joan Hinebaugh Lo i ’i s e J lanni ng Sara Moyer Virginia Myers Virginia Ramp Anna Sanderson Carl Smith Betty Stultz