Newport High School - Blunita Yearbook (Newport, PA)

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SECTION - 2 the blue and white FEATURES February, 1939 Newport, Pa, . T3 W THE blue :; AND WHITE f Published monthly by the Blue and White Club of Newport High School, Newport, Pennsylvania, Sioglo c» py 10 esjita-Yearly subscript tion 40 cents - Advertising rates on request. Editorial Staff Editor-in-Chief................Mary Cox Assistant Editor................Jane Aren Sports Editor-Boys..........Kenneth Crist Sports Editor-Girls...........Jane Wright Humor.....................Marjorie Lupfer Alumni...............................Ruby Sheibley News Editor.............Jeanette Hetrick Literary Editor...................Kathryn Heisey Exchange...........................Robert Jones Reporters...........................Aleta Nickle ...................Helen Wagner ...................Janet Snyder ...................Alice Jackson ....................Esther Jones ..............Mary Ellen Wagner ...................Eugene Wright ...............Charles Bosserman Art Staff...............William McKensle ...................Ella Singer ...................Neomn Bitner ..................Marvin Maneval Faculty Adviser.......Miss C. P. Hudnall Business Staff Business Manager..........LuKue Freeland A3st. Bus. Manager............Ellen Carl Advertising Manager.........Robert Clark Asst. Adv. Manager......Willis Patterson Typists.....................Irene Rice ......................Miriam Lesh ......................Anna Dietz ..................Hazel Peteman Mimeograph..................Wayne Jones .................William Cox Faculty Advisor..........Mr. K. W. Kerr What Next? We're off — not on an exciting sled ride down a enow covered hill or on a sleigh ride over the hills. We’re off on another great adventure into another new year. Who knows what the new year holds for us? We can't profess to be prophets, but we can take advantage of all the opportunities that may come to us in the new year and perhaps that way we can really make something of ourselves. Have you ever stopped to think of what yru might have done last year, but didn’t do? Or what you did do that you shouldn't have done? Did you let any golden opportunities slip by without taking advantage of them? I wonder if there aren't seme cf us who could have done better last year. There areelways some who shun work that they should have done, just for the sake of doing something they thought they would onjcy better. Are you one of them? I hope not, but just to play safe lets check on ourselves. Have you decided to help others too, instead of just thinking of yourself all the time? Are you going to do your lessons or are you going to forget about them by doing something less profitable? After all, you are the only one who profits by your efforts at your studies, and if you forget them you are also the only one who loses anything. Have you made up your mind to do better than you did last year in everything you try? If you haven't, you'd better start now before its too late and another year rolls around. eld Father Time his clock has wound, And soon this year will roll around; Lets not forget, like all the rest, Throughout the year, to do our best. -—Editor

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Page 12 THE BLUE AND WHITE ATLANTIC PACIFIC TEA CO. THE STORE THAT takes PRIDE in serving COMMUNITY HMFLICKINGER THE SCHOOL BARBER SHOP Eighth Grade Hems If you pull ours or . use the old Welsh custom do not forget these birthdays: Romaine Rider...........January 15 Doris Miller............February 1 Jean Sharar...........February 12 Mr. Scott must have had a very enjoyable Christmas for the very first day after vacation he showed moving pictures to his 8-A class. Flash i from the press of Newport, Pa. comes a report that a most grotesque figure has been seen. As yet no one is able to describe him due to the fear that has been experienced by the sight of his hideous face. This monster has been seen at different times and by different people. It is rumored that Doris Miller was so terrified at the sight of this creature that she locked all the doors and called her father on the telephone. A searching party is to be organized for the purpose of tracking down this spectre. Seventh Grade Movie stars t. w. TaTteBoT TEXACO GASOLINE TEXACO MOTOR Ol A7- i Jpcu Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Gladys Carl........... Robert Jefferies...... Charles Sharar........ Norris Jones.......... Harold Zeiders........ James McKensie........ Joe Oren.............. Pete Peterman......... Havard D. (8 Grade)... Snow 7 hite ..... Dopey .... Grumpy ........ Doc ..., Sleepy ,.. Bashful ...... Happy .... Sneezy The Prinoe Gloria Mattern.......Jane Withers Phyllis Enck........Shirley r Temple Betty Neeley. The Three Musketeers Clee Hartzell. Catherine Campbell Audrey Hall...........No. 1 Giggler

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Fage 14 THE BLUE AND ' HITE Night 6----: Full of Dreams NEWPORT PA I N.E. BLACK SALES SERVICE BUICK W PONTIAC NEW BLOOMFIELD T V-n- - - - - ?3 QolIV MADISON ICECRLAfaP SERVED EXCLUSIVELY jV)AC££ CUT K T£ NEWPORT Do you like to dream? Of course we all do if they are pleasant dreams. Have you ever been dreaming and suddenly awakened to find your dreams seemed real? Have you ever dreamed things that turned out just the opposite? Some people say that if you eat before you go to bed you are more inclined to dream. V e cannot understand what makas-us d?eam ceftein’-things but in the truth of dreams if only they were correctly interpreted. Profane, as well as sacred, his-torv 5s filled with dream pro-Interpreters of ...dreams el-i-eve that if you dream of an accident it is well not to travel for a short time, if you dream that you are blind, signifies a sudden change and to dream of cats is an ill omen. I!aybe these interpretations are purely superstition just as some people believe it bad luck to walk under a ladder. Perhaps the position we take in bed has some connection with our dreams. Possibly things which I have never thought about may constitute ou dreams. All of us do some day dreaming but we like to be free from thought when we slumber. BOB BREDBENNER DIST HI B UT O K Sinclair gasoline 'E z—- y- SINCLAIR ' - OIL