Newport High School - Blunita Yearbook (Newport, PA)

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 Page—8— --------------THE 1C - A NEWS Believe it or not: Donald Longsderff and- Doris Miller have been hittin it pretty well lately. Arvilla Knufc walked six miles to school recently in very deep fifty and got only wet feet. Mr. Dean has a habit of nicknaming his 10-A History Students, among which are the following: Arvilla Knuth---------Ividale Erwin Snarr-------------Emily Earl Wallet--------------Piny Dick V ertz finally got enough nerve to dance with some of the girls at tlie basketball game recently. (much to the girls delight). Almost all of the' girls are afraid to take the Tuberculin Test, so they have osked the 10-A boys to come and hold, their hands while the doctor injects the needle into their ams. Dick Bonn was seen in study hall doing his Latin all by himself. Judge Flickinger was also seen doing his Latin. V e wonder if Mrs. Smith is winning after all. JuniorClassNews What is this that I heard Betsy Bealor say about New Castle? Charles Dimn usually asks the Fleisher sisters where they are going skating and Charles generally appears at the sane place. Nice going Chas '. Who was that 3etty Rudy went to the Farm Show with? It was none other than that boy from Ickecburg, who's first name is George. AMD vlIIITE . JR CLASS NEWS(con't.) Brooks Reisinger has been | spending quite a lot of his time on Walnut Street lately. Here are a few of the Juniors i favorite songs: Gloria Myers-----------------Frenesl , Betty Rudy-------1 Am An American Charles Dir.im-Call of the Canyon Joan Smith-----------------Star Duct Geraldine Fleisher----Trade Winds Betsy Bealor------------W.iisparing Reba Sheibley---------Orchids For Remembrance Alice Noll------Beautiful Dreamer Nary Kell-Orchids For Remembronce Ruth Jones-----------Only Forever Theresa -Tickle---Accidentally on Puroose May Clousor----I Hear A Rhopcody James Jefferies-------You v clk By Donald Hostetler----------There I Go Thelma Derr------------------Frenesi HOME EC. NEWS Hero ere some of the II. E, girls ambitions: Betty Heinbaugh------------housewife Jane Potter------------farmer's wife Anna Howell------------doctor's wife Mildred Burd-----------lawyer's wife Agnes Kretzing--------dentist's wifo Francis Kretzing---------------nurso Muriel KcVey------------stenographer Zelda Hockonborry----------secretary Naomi Crist----------------secretary Betty Pressloy---------I!athcnr.tics teacher Ellen Naneval---------air hostess Louise Kell--------------------nurso Laura Reed-----------------secretary Barbara Sharr.r------------secretary Vera Baker-----------------secretary Dorothy Bitner----------------artist Whet's this we hear about someone wanting to tench Bernard Eritcher to danco? Is that true, Grace? What rrkes Irene Burkepile .iid Naomi Crist so quiet? Could it be love? i

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Name S u u j o c t Anna Smith Algebra It registers in my mind Maxine Walker Music Right down my alley Paul Bitting Civics Guess Work Helen V right None I don't think any are easy. Bob Myers Latin Good sleeping period. Jim McKinsie Health No particular reason Harriet Trout Science Marks pass ny approval Abby Pe t e man C yn I like sports Dorothy llorting Algebra Easiest for me Now lets turn to the sports of the C-A class. In case you're in doubt as to what I mean by the Clashing Frosh, 1 am here to tell you. This name has been elected by the 3-A girls as the name of their basketball team. For the past week the girls have been practicing for intra-mural night. The 9-A has only eleven girls and of these eleven approximately, h-lf are from the country. This means that if some of their best players would be unable to take part in intramural it would put the team back very much. Y c are hoping, however, that we will bo able to arrange it so these girls will be hore for these games. Tho names and eostionc of the players are as follows: Elmyra Boyer-------------------------Guard Phvllis Enck.............-.........Forward Ida Fahnestalk..................... Guard Audrey Hall.....-..................Forward Dorothy Horting----------------------Guard Gloria hat tern--------------------Forward Janet Pomeroy------------------------Guard Anna Smith.........................Forward Harriet Trout............-.........Forward Maxine Walk or-----------------------Guard Holon V right............—.........Forward

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WHEN WE RE SENIORS . $(ORHMORES THE BLUE AND'WHITE FIRST PLANS Ffe c 9 FOR CLASS NIGHT These rrticlos were taken from the 1938 issues of the Blue and White. Hcry Cox, class of 1939, wcs the Editor in Chief. I wonder why Sr. rah Warren must always have c. drink of water when it is about time for the bell to ring? (Can it he the bell boy? ) Helen Rush seems to have e lot of business south of Mulberry on Second Street. I wonder if ’ 1 could be P„i.i Jones? At the lest meeting of '■' Senior Class the General CommlMee for Class Night wcs reppoirt' This committee will start to work on a setting for the Class ' i. -it program. The committee includes. Ccroly n Tiller Zoe Wagner Connie Wiley Rose Kerr. Glenn leva! Ruth Saenger Karl Wright Arlene Jones fiauri.ee Smith Barbara Flakes Frank Flickinger L: .1 p K pi in r i iv i ! i' O ■ i i' • r Two of the best football plryors,Ior-V; 5lnunerman and Nero Smith, sou to find quite tn attraction at coloring paper dolls. Why does Barbers Fickes like to go by the 10-B room? Could it be tl.’t birck-hrired Romeo, Karl Wrigl.b? Or.o day last week in History Class, hr. Dean rsked Karl Wright a question. When Karl didn't snsv .r, Mr. Doan asked him if he w s waiting for a flood. At that moment the fire bell ran . Do Audrey I'itsen nd Mildred Murphy hang around the 9-B room to see Bill Troutnen and George Roe? 1 hear that Carolyn Miller triod to persuade the Newport Bend to welcome Harold Mitchell home 4 Now that Connie Wiley can't ride her pony, she needn't worry because Butch Oren has a new Lincoln-Zephyr. What is the reason that Karl Wright and Eugene Floisher are always late for class? The Seniors have decided to take their annuel trip to Harrisburg some time this month. They intend to visit numerous buildings, nrmely: Sw-fts, County Jai.i, Patriot, 'Iso a visit to the Serte Capitol will be enjoyed with vne hope of hearing some speeches oy members of the Senate. ALUMNI OFFICERS NAMED Dr. William dent McNitt was elected president of the Nffwp mm M.gh School Alumni Association at an Alumni Party, rttondi.'g by approximately 200 people on December 30. Other officers elected ere as follows; First vice-president----Alan Wolf Sec. vice-pres . -------Wm, Numer Third vice-pns.----Miss Mary Swab Corresponding Secretary--------Miss loro thy Zeiders Aset . Secretary--Mrs. C.C. Brandt Recording Secretary---Miss Claire Demaree Treasurer-----------Alfred Wolpert Ruth Saenger seems to be going in for red heads. At least she thinks Red Elleraan is perfect. Mrs. Ray Wertz, wife of the retiring prosit ent, Mrs. Mr.ude Gantt of the class of 1391, l.Irs. Wm. McNitt, wifo of the incoming