Newport High School - Blunita Yearbook (Newport, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 26 of the 1945 volume:

“ feUfe 4 VHITE r4 r V Paco 1 Single copy 1$-cents yearly subscript!-n 4i cents-advertising on requost. Lid I 0 N S THE BLUE AND WHITE STAFF i94 l - 4S EDITORIAL STAFF Critics, parents, and people nil over the nation nro cry?h out that students nr' not learning as tthey should today. They are right However they are erring when they say it is the fault of the school, the teacheij or. the sfcudenti JUrht it npt be thu fault of the parent? Consider the fault that every rell-cijs-ciplined, v oll-balance student studies and learns well in proportion to his mental abilitiy. Con-1 sider also that parents are nafrill responsible for the nondr.ct of that student, hen, in • • v3.pt of those facts, might it not be reasonable to attribute the cant: of this falling down in learning to the parent? Editor-in-chiefr- . t i i Edit OX ” Sports Editor-Boys-— Sports Editor-Girls— Literery Editor- News Editor G1 tt s 6 Editor ..dvertising fanagers— Robert Flickingor KsportBrs----- - Eleanor Derr Patty heloy larian Rheam 2uth Trout Lura T.'agnor Ivadoll Corl Audrey Pitting Elsie Jensen Virginia Stydinger Carolyn Flicking;r i.rx w tai l--- Betty Heimbnugh Kary Leinawe ver : ary lilson BUSINESS STAFF Business !.onager------------Helen Vagner Typists---------------------------------- Dolicc Billow Jane Potter Kildrod Burd Thelma Shull Kathryn Campbell Mimoograph------------------------------- Robert Kraft Chester Lowe Faculty Advisof —------------------------ Vrs, 7 « H, Pollard hr K, 1T'. Karr 17e are now engaged in a great Vi'orld 'Var, testing whether this nation, so conceived and so dedicated, or any other nations, standing upon thei-t roop wtive foundations, might long endure. Upon industry, strategy , force, morale, ability, and foro-sight does the outcome of tbfc wn” depend; upon'knowledge do ir -dUBtvv,•strategy, force, morale, ability, and foresight depone ; therefore, upon knowledge J ■deesu the outcome of this war depend,, tho knowledge of the past, of tit future and especially the knowledge of the present generation. And upon what docs knowledge depend? If anyone will do, he shill know, The attainment of knowledge by a student depends directly upon the attitude of the stu -dent and that attitude depends very largely upon the attitude of the parent. In conclusion? tefao war depends upon the above factors those factors depend upon knowledge; and knowlodge depends upas the attitude of parents. Therefor the outcome of this war dc- EDITORIAL CONT'D depends upon parents attitude toward the education of their children. A challenge to you parents: Will you send that boy or girl to school under false impressions and v ithout proper discipline from you? .till you overlook a low mark in deportment and not try to dor-rent the reason in the home? Will you allow him or her to aontinuo to make a more passing mark? Will you nor encourage right doing by doing, right yourself? V.ill you fo on thinking that the school can do what you your self cannot do? The school will do its part if you will do yours. Editor-in-chief STUDENT OUTLOOK Deni e 11 V ab s t e r rssys s thnt i i deals are standards of perfection existing in imagination only. According to tlirt they would always be a jump '.head or us or just around the ccrnor and wc would never reach then- But don't your ideals your dr earns and plans for the future seem real t. you? Don't you think they ca.i be reached? Yes many of them can be if ycu set your heart cn them and follow through ignoring ehe silly, insignificant, trifling things and ta.icing advantage of the opportunities before you, sotting yourself up rs a ler.Qcr to bu admired and rc3pco-ted. Surely if you conduct yourself in this manner youx ideals will be realized, not matter how remote they may sc m to be now. Assistant Editor Let X Pour'. Blue , White STUDENT FORM Page The word library is derived from the Latin Libraria meaning a place where books and written doo-uments are kept. A library todty is a great deal more than a storeys place. Books- within whose silent chambers treasure lies pro-served from a e to ago; aore pro-cious far than accumulated stores of old------whose truths you can unlock at will. The library is a workshop for students and instrh n nt of education a place fill'd v.-ith adventures and ascociations • -ith threat men and women of all times , of far-off lands and strarg peoples. , . . , Qur is pio.irvt incd. people willing to tax themselves. It is a pleasant place full of quite a variety of materials which help to fulfill our classroom needs. Like the public schools with which it co-operates the 13 rary is consisdcrdd essential to i a dcmccaray if its citizens are ‘ to be intelligent, well-informed and useful. So it is yours for tho using— this treasure houseof all ranined and been. The library has frown an;, hs been given to us in a democratic manner; do wo use our books, news papers , and periodicals In a way that others may also read ane or iov them? Are we Qrderly j.n hanc -lino all library materials? Can wo alsways find them in Cood condi tions the next time we want the,. Others have given us a wealth of knowledge and wisdom between the bookenas , knowledge ana -e dom over which we can ponder, st« udy and work. Surely we may $ot all be adventurers, inventors, writers, artists, discoverers or philosphers but just as surely wc can bo more desirable citizens a v-c will learn to use, not abuse our privileges, regard, not regard, our opporunitics, ana no-nor, the advantages ever present on the library shelves. Mrs. Gelnett HowSocnHeCc fl� cK depends On t s ° t o VWt H S 6ont, � a-N aop Or (— the kcv'f •' FR r T VETS G W U f iTtti� 6 N l VE- The U?aS+ We Can po t oT V IV r “i JUNIOR ■ PROM STUDENT COUNCIL As president of tho Student Council I wish to thank r.ll tho members of the Council, tho student body in jener 1, and espials. -lly hr. Eby for thoir fine v.cepp • oration and advice throughout thi schecl year. . And so, v i th chis, ny lost contribution to the Chiuo ar-d Yfhito” I bid farewoJl, wickiay next year's presidert Is ci luch, end hoping to Las v.ho 3x10 spier '.id cooperation that I have hr. 1. Betty Kultzapple President BLUE WHITE PARTY Friday, liny 19, at 7 o’cl.ck tho nov. ’’Blue and Whito staff ynvo n farewell party for tho yraduatiny staff in tho ' hifeh. school built-in- . Th§ entertainment for tho evening was arranged by Hol-n Vayner, Carolyn Flickiny r, andl Robert Kraft, Bveryono had an ; enjoyablo ev niny playiny various; yar.es and danciny after which ro-; freshnonts Wore sorvod. The Juni r Pron was hold in the hiyh school•auditoriun from oi ;ht- thJr ty ”.r.til clev-n-tillrty Prj-'h.y v-ari;i’y i.‘ay twelfth, Ev. r, enjoyed d T.cing tc r..’i .or t ? . p r cho jtrr. furnished bj hr. , lor r ‘or-mo music t-u djr.r • .n: v • i« Special, J: J ■ ? ' nay '■‘..roes, spot � h:n,.rs or •« ril r!nation dancer' Tho -or ilr. of she popularity enr- a wk’t.h ras . nduct.cd r cent'. ; roro awn ur.aut , The v ' ?ad ' t;. -hr •, Cv •1 kattorn .. ? the ocs ; Twahioy - id and ,} „r rioJshev f-.e ;v.-t ; o l Ardroy IE 11 and f cl: Torts, w. r. voted the nese popular yii l ; iu bey, hr, and !..ra, Pollc.rd lod tho Grand Iirrch which on lod at to. music re ai d. r -..hero delicious refreshments v:er r.rvod. c fr-tria stylo, ' VESPER SERVICE The vo3por a l’voc e ' this jvi.r wore ;cnndu tdd on Sunday, d-y 21, ft 7:-a p.n. in the Htyh Sch 1 rtucitoriun, A very tid.oly sr ye was dc-y enc itev. Dr,- Gv.y C ruth rs, r.-ct.r .1 the-Episcc� -pal C lurch f Kov p rt. There y. re. snor.il scloctli.ns by the chorus and by tho erehestr .. «■!] c'vur . cheo in the c. vo unity t V ■ it. nd. appropriate liv rod by the X t N10 kS . b3lU0 White „ . ,—Eage 5 _ J. £. Wj u T PAS'EUR ! Z.ED -Mi L K. 6 C.R E� A M t PHOliE Ml-R-S NEW PORT ZU CKE RM AN'S t DE P RTMEN T: C S TO R E CLOTHING;; SHORE AND FURNISHINGS COMMENCEMENT i?44 On May the twenty-fifth at-8:00 p.n. Commencement exercis® were held in the High School audit orucu The American Legion-awarded a prize to an Eighth grace boy and girl. Music, Athletic,-rd Agriculture prizes were -awarded to the Seniors. The student ranking highest was Helen Wright. A pageant'entitled Youth Building A Better World was presented by the graduates. The honorable diehard M. Simpson, the representative in the United Statba Ccnr from the 18th ' District, deliver a very forceful address. The ..iv ■ School orchestra contributes scleral selections. Recognition was given all seniors in absentia. CLASS DAY DAv f D M. MYE RS ( OMPII ME NTS OF PARRY'S HOME OWNED -GROCE RY The Class Day Program was presented May 18th, at 8:p.m. in the High School Auditorium. The Seniors, in their program entitled As Time Gobs By prophesied the events of their lives in the year 1959. The special features were Dizzy’s Dazzlers , a trio and a piano solo. The music for the class song was composed by Audrey Hall and the words were written by Gloria Mattern an'd Robert Jefferies. The class motto was In Youth Y e Learn; In Age V.e Understand. The class colors of • 44 wer© brown, -and buff • • Gcrd — enias, the class flower were distributed. The .evening closed with dancing for the.entire audience, music being furnished by Howard Gale’s orchestra. 7THGRADE COMPLIMENTS dick newlin THE bar.be r SMITH'S FRESH MEATS DRESSED POULTRY OUR SPEC IALI TY at prices you c an meet NEWPORT PA. service with a smile J. S. HARPER MEATS GROCERIES PHONE 191 C OMPLIMENTS OF MORRIS R. SMARR Winners of popularity poll! Most studious boy-—Ronald Beason Most studious girl-Phyllis Schill Best all-around boy—Robert Jones Best all-A’J’ ynd girl----—Phyllis. Schill Caroline Smith Champion guiy ower--Oail Lenoard Clown-------— -------Barbura Boll Most popular boy------Bill McGowan Most popular girl—Caroline Smith Best looking boy--Glenn Morrison, Robert Jones, Bill McGowan Best looking girl—Caroline Smith Catherine Snyder Flapper------------------Catherine Snyder Romeo----------------------Wilbert Potter Best athlete (boy)--Robert Jone Best athletet(girl)-Margaret Gipe 8TH GRADE NEWS Winners of popularity poll: Most studious boy-----James Geary- Most studious girl-Lois Stawbaugh Best all-around boy—Leonard Bria Best all-around girl—Dorothy See- ger Champion Gum Chewer--Vivion Jefferies Clown---------------Emerson Clouser Most popular boy---Herbert Potter Most popular girl—Arlene Zeiders Best looking boy—-Herbert Potter Best looking girl—Connie Knisley Flapper®-----------Lillian: Taylor Romeo----------------Leonard Bria Best athlete boy------Leonard Bria Best athlete Girl------Jom Givens Louise Kell (watching John Tresrslci1 squeezing lcnon3 to make munch)- H ow do you like it, John? Tressler- Well, I've squeezed nic or things than this. ?-e NEWS 7 � JIMS sror E COM PLIMENTS Of CIT IZEN NATIONAL 8 NK NEWPORT PA RIVERSIDE SERVICE STATION GASOLINE ACCESSORIES I PEANUTS POPCORN ST. PAUL'S LUTHERN _JL_. i ir CH j RCH S l.s.spangler minister SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:15 A.M. Evening worship 7; 30P.m. Winners of popularity poll: IfOflt'studidus ,;irl-Jnnct Dell’ Most studious boy-----Joe l’eelfeyy Eest all-around yirls-JJm et'Eoll Mildred Haines, June Potter Most popular rirl-----June Potter Most popular boy---Hichard Beatty Pest lookinc £irl-----Juno Potter Carolyn Gipe Best lookin'; boy------John Smith Best athlete C-irl—Mildred Baines Best athlete boy---Richard BeatVr Chanpion gum chewer—Eleanor ■ Clown-----------------Naoni Cc -j. Flapper---------------Naoni Cor.l Roneo---------------Richard Be a tt; Best all-around toy---John Snitr 9-A NEWS Winners of popularity poll: Champion gun chewer---Nancy Goetr. Clown----------------Ben Merhling Most popular boy—Robert Clouser Most popular girl—-Marion Wilson P'lapper----� ---------Evelyn Aunon Ronefc-----------------David Cook Eest looking boy-------David Cook Dick Meredith Jessie Flurie Best lookinc C r7-----Joyce Wilson Grace Hostler Best athleto boy----Jessie Flutie Best athlete girl---------Shirley Longsderff Best-all-around boy-Robert Clouser Best all-arcupd girl-Joyce Wilson Marion Wilson Most studious cirl--Robcirt Clouacr Mo«t studious boy---Marian Wilson BLTIS..A, WHITE COMlH IMENTS Of BLUE k, WHITE- IO-B NEWS fftgO COMPLIMENTS OF WESTERN AUIO ASSOCIATE STORE R. E. WILEY, PROP. NEWPORT PA. COOLERATORS HEATERS RECORDS 'SHEET MUSIC ROUGHS MUSIC STORE EXPERT PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING NEWPORT PA. NEWPORT'S ONE PRIC E STORE ■CLOTHING SHOES FURNISHINGS C.C. BRANDT,; PROP. PERRY FARM BUREAU COOP ASSOCIATION P.O. BOX C PHONE l9iP3 FEEDS I ERTILIZ.ERS SEEDS OILS ETC. OWN ED BY THE PATRON IT SERVES V inncre of popularity: Modt studious boy--Charles Arnold Most studious birl---------Virginia Stydincer Dest all-around boy---------Charles Arnold Dest all-around fcirl------Vircinia Stydincer Chanpion gum chewer---------Leonard Mi]lor Clown-------------Jerone Trcsslor Most popular t oy-—-Paul Floishe:.-' Most popular Girl-------—Ivy Carl Flapper-----Faye Smith, Mary Bier; Romeo---------------Paul Fleishor Beat athlete boy----Paul Floisher Bost athlete cirl--Audrey Bitting IO-A NFWS Winners of popularity poll: Champion Gun chewcr—Eleanor Derr Gfeorje Fox Clown———-----------------Jim JoneB Most popular Girl ----Eleanor Dorr Most popular boy--------Jack Wertz Bost lookinc Girl-- “Eleanor Dorr Eest'lookinG toy---Elwood Fortney Flapper---------------- Ada Stahl Romeo— ------------------------Jack Zeiders Bost athlete rirl---------Gfirolyn Flickinccr Bost athlcto boy-------—£hkk Y ortz Best all-around Girl--------Carolyn Flickihcer Beet all-around boy-----Bob Goetz Most studious Girl----Patty Meloy Most studious boy-------Bob Goetz The colors decided upon by tho tenth Grade are Green and rold, The Green ana rold selection won by three votes over the lavender and white. Tho BlWtUuad— COM |HI VE NTS OF NCWPO RT DRY st Rvirt L A U N D RY 5 CLEANERS IN M ItlE RbTOwN 11TH GRADE AND VICINITY ON MONDAYS A ND T H UR SDA YS PHONE NtV.I-ORT6 S. HERMAN KOUGM J EWELER GIFTS WATCHES J EWE IE RY C OU P LI M E NTS OF • Winners of popularity poll: ’Most studious boy--Dallas Clouser JMost studious girl----Pearl Newlin Best all-around boy----------Paul Flickinger Bent all-around girl-Grace Snyder Champion gum chewor---Guy Rhykerd Clown------------------Glonn Rush Mo3t popular boy-------John Bietz •Moat popular girl-- - - Mary Auner Bost looking bo;'---Glen Flo labor Best, looking girl-----Grace Snyc r Flapper-—-0-----------. Mary Ani r l oneo---------------Gregory G;.. . Bosk’rthloto j boy-----Gienn fty;; peat . athlete girl-----Louise Moll This past month, the Juniors spont moot'of'their time'prepaiirg •for tho prom. They certainly Here rev arded v hen it turned out to bo such a succoss. By the looks of things Bill fWilt must stfty up all night so that ho can sleep in history and |Math. class. 12 TH GRADE KELL CIIE V ROLET CO bnnors of popularity poll: 6 ROCER.lt ••MEATS VEGETABLES JEFFERIES MARKET PHONE83 SOATH.ST. NEWPORT, PA. lost studious girl-----Helen Wright frost studicud boy-----John Glouaer fr est all-around girl---------Betty • Hultzapplo best all-around boy-------Bob Bietz B est athlete(girl)-----Audrey Hall post athlete- {boy}.----------Robert Jcfforios phanpion gum chewer-----Betty Iloare lown—------------Robert .Jefferies j’lappor-------------ploria Hattorn Romeo------;--------Albert Peterman .lost popular girl------GT.jr.4y3 Carl lost popular boy-----Norris .Jonos pest looking girli-Cloci'D'-M£j:t� )y« eek looking boy---Jcmo3 HcKonsie -JEase—la .The . illue and- ■ la 11 o. G E RAID C. BUCHER HERSHEYS ICE cream and vapi try- STORE 23SO. SECOND STREET NEWPORT PA. COMPLIMENTS or ALTON COMP BARBER SHOP AND lOu I ! JANSEN PHONE! 9 ;.R2 H. M .F L I CK I NG E R PI UMBING HEAT ING FUll. LINE OF ACME GUALI TY S NEWPOk r i , PAINT . PHONE 22-R- 2 STANLEY G.FlCKES. ES T. COAL,F EED.BU1LD IN G - MA TE RIALS EED' GRINDING. AND-'M IX I NG NEWPORT 'PHONE2602, H. E... NEWS - - Winners of popularity poll; Moat studious girl---Helen Wagner Best a?.l-around student----Julia • • Kline Champion gum chewer----Hary Lein- awpaver Clown---------------Helen Wagner Most popular girl-----Julia Kline Sara Ritter Best looking girl---—Gwen Wickle Flapper--------Ardella KcKaughton Best athletic-------Dorothy Roush POPULARITY .poll OF THE hWSH -SCHOOL Winners chosen in a recent popularity of the High School were: Best looking girl---Gloria Mattem Best looking bo- ’---Jim Fleisher Most popular girl-----Audrey Hall Most popular boy-------Jack Wertz Cong ratulations I We're sure the select?'■”' 3 were wises- ones. Ci's , A, I II -. ! 7 Cj J|T ,A, W, ' r — 1 $ VW - ' (1 fh Page 11 SNOOPER . '(• J ' Li • I i aar.y, 1 fill I ... t 1'joIcs .like you ove -.olive TioJhe both..rad with me for awhile. Yes, I am the new snooper. So, ljere goes. I have to start somewhere. . • : Kraft has finally cone out of hi3 shell and has 3otten himself a girl. You had bettor watch Longsderff, Dob, she seems to be quite popular with the boys. Oh, yes, have you seen the newest team? That's . jjigbt. It's none other than llaneval and Dietz., things seem to be running pretty smoothly with thorn, too. Those Karkelsville girls seem to be doing all right for-themselves. At least, Johnny and Heba; and Shirley and Flick have been.,hitting it 0. K. ’ , - ■; f '•' ■ ■ So ypu finally landed him, Louise, Of course I mean Mac, ..ho else could it be. By the way, have you that ring that Red Potter is wearing? And I thought he was too bashful for that. Whoops, I almost forgot. The ring comes from Killers town. I noticed the other day that Marion Wilson and Bob Clous-or are very friendly. If I wore you, Bob, I would do something about that Rhyksrd, and get ..arion for myself. It looks as though that Roitcr-Zeidors ronunco is on the rocks again. What's the natter t.'is time, Diz? Now, Don't cry, by the time this issue is out you'll probably be as thick as ever. . � � While .we're on the subject of couples breaking up, have you noticed that Mease ahd Wright are together again. I guess thoy wero' just made for each other. At least Guy seems to have found THE girl in Betty Nowlin. In class about all you can sec arc the notes passing back and forth between them. O.K. Betty, now hold on to him. 'Who was that I saw sitting on the high school lay n the other evening? Oh, yes, now I remember-----it was none other than those inseparable two—Jim Flcishcr and nary Aunon. It looks as though another episode of the Snyd .r-Bitting case is well on its way. Let's hope this one is much longer than any of the rest. (Sy the way things aro going now, ' ’ it will be.) Well, so long—I'll be snooping around again next Fall, happy Summer, everybody. Page 12 SPORT NEWPORT LOSES TO. NEW BLOOMFIELD SECT ON NEWPORT SCORES OVER MARYSVILLE Two doubles by Boyer and Berrier andatriple by Diliman led New Eloonfield Y.igh to a victory by a score of 3 to 8 at HewBloor-field. Newport was held scoreles until the 4tli inning when Dallas Clouser hit a single,bringing ore run in, hertz leading with '.two hits whichwere adouble andtriple, Fleisher was credited with being the losing pitcher. The effective pitching of Dave Tresslerof'Posy-town brought him 9 strike outs while Fleisher had 4 strike outs. Home runs by Sheaffer and Fleisher helped Newport High gain its score of an 18 to 8 triumph over .arysvillo. They were held scoreless until the last inning when they began a hitting barrage and were credited v ith 8 runs before Newport stopped., them in the league game played here Tuesday evening, .av 17, NEWPORT WINS OVE R NEW BLOOMFIELD Rush 3b Berrier Eritcher 2b Boyer Yolin ss Sterner Peterman lb Comp Beatty cf Shearer D. Clouser If Dillnan Jones rf Stambaugh Wertz c Stone Fleisher P Tressler NEW PORT H ICH DOWNS MILLERSTOWN A shut-out and a •Tone run iy Ehrhart led him and his team to a 7-0 victory over Hillers town on May 9, at Newport, Wertz also Hit a home run in the 6th inning. Ehrhart had no walks and 5 stride outs while Roush was tagged for 4 walks and. had five strike outs, Ehrhart's great hurling held Hillers town down to having only 7hi1s Although I Tew Bloomfield !?i l. started off with a hit the fir.:t time and scoring three runs in l', first inning when Shearer hit c home run, the Newport Siigh coach-s paced their bitting streak in the second inning by scoring 5 runs and in the third inning when Sheaffer hit a sin.-le into right field with the brses loaded totally 6 more runs. Now Bloomfield got 5 ore runs and Newport 2 in the Cth inning making the score B NEWPORT WINS BASEBALL TROPHY Newport 3 triumph of a 13 to 8 victory over New loomfield ednesday Eve on Hay 17 led the powerful hitting Newport team to receive the second place trophy cf ■ POETRY CORNOR PUZZLE PAGE flA Tribute To A Marine Ho was just £ boy, maybe your brother, ,. . The son of one; or the husband another, Tho boy who had a crush ,on your daughter; Or the one whose hands your cookfc jar would bother. Ir. joined the Marinos and weren't you proud? '.'u wont into training with his head in a cloud. After training was over he’d become a Marine, Whose courage and bravery all the world has since seen. Yes, you?11 remember this boy so ’ long as you live; , For he gave, for you, all he had to give. Ho was one of the lads who fought at Wake; But' nov he's dead-and our hearts still break. T.n-rn Warner Lilaos Test your knowledge by asking yourself the following questions; and then select the ariswer from the list of words: 1. In an ayiary you would expect to find: ; j a. air plane’s • b, birds c. beeg d, tropical fish 2. Roges are red, Violets are 1 1 blue. The fizz in a soda is: a, S02 b, 002 c, CS2 ’d. Nog 3, Though we are apt to think led is the heaviest metal a heavier one is: a, gold b, copper • c, iron 4, Here arc some words waiting to become unscrambled. Characteristics of tho Blue and White , 1. Dwosr 2, Tinpr 5, Eaprp 4, Udaorenetsnist 5, Orltsaider 6, Torsp Sewn 7, Droag Wsen 0, Soepm 9. Edtusnt Ruofiri '10 Kjsco Like fairies in tho moonlight. Dancing on ribbon of white. Are the lilacs swaying faintly; In the first still calm of night. Their perfume, so fragrant, so ’ tender. Is wafted upon the 'air; I know that some strange nymph Must be dancing with them there, Frances Smarr • . Answers oh page 16, -Blueu . . .WWJta. I WIT ANdWISDOM Shirley P. to Mr. Smith: My sailor woro my picture over his heart and it stopped a built Mr. Smith: It would. Mr, Kipp: And why do you wa nt to be president when you Crow up, David? David Cook: So I won't ha« to dig lay own bait when I go fishing. Phyllis: Can you swim? Gloria: It all depends on how handsome the lifeguard is. Kiss Robinson: This is the third time you have looked at Grace's paper, Bill Wilt: Yes, Ma'am she doesn't write very plain. Helen Wright: Maxine sajB she is wildly in love with her new car. Glen Wright: Just another case when nan is displeased with machinery. Mr. Kipp: A fopl oah ask piore'questions than a wise nan can answer. Senior: No wonder I flunk- ed. Mr. Smith: John, what can you tell no about nitrates? John Kapp: W 11, er-un oh. Yes, They're a lot cheaper than day rates. Betty Mease; A kiss speaks volumes, they said. Glen Jright: Yesi Then, don't you think it would be a good idea for us to start a library? Stronger: Sonny, can you tell me tho quickest way to the station? Mrs. Pollard- How, when I you're ready, run up the curtain. Norris Jones- Say, what do you think I an, a squirrel? Miss Horting- Nov;, Bobby name America's greatest general. Bobby Jones (brightly) general Motors, Mr. Kerr- (demonstrating some difficult bookkeeping equations) Now watch the board care, fully .and I Ml go through it again. John Dietz: Putting a pin on 'teacher's chair is an old joke. Eubbcr Rush: Yes sir, but it hasn't lost its point. Bill: You seem to have grown shorter since I last saw you. Will: Yes, I got married and settled down. Father: What did you do v ith th chock I g-ve you? Carl: Alma Mater took all of it, Dad. Father: And I told you to keep away from women. Bill Gcblo- You know Nelson, I'm a bird fancier. Just tlx other day a bird flew down and si; on the top of my head I Nelson Gable- Hmnms I Must have been a woodpecker, Joe Neeley- I kissed my •1 I girl on her forehead last night, Johnny Smith- What did she say ? Joo Neeley- ' She oalled me down. Oakie: Run -page 1£- HENRY'S INC. THE EARTHY STORE CLOTH INC--DRY GOODS FOOTWEAR NEWPORT PA. HUMOR COMPLIR EM'S Of J. J. NE V6E; RY VARIETY STORE EUPORT PA. -I M-CEE’S CUT RAiE : IGARS-C AND'Ej-61 FTS C FRIER SQUARE NEWPORT PA- RPC.PUCL- - GROCERIES BIGGER - BET IE'5 v.a i u t s' AK ERIC AN STORES CC. E. H. KNCGSEJ GR. NEWPORT ' PA. Patient- Oh, doctor, I� n so scared about the operation soar; d6 you thinl' it will shot ? Doctor- hat, young lady, is entirely up to you. We tforo afraid of bombings, so v e sent Junior to his uncle ifr the country.’ I see his home again. Yos-q}cle telegraphed, Am returning J nior: send bomb:. l They toll me you nr do a lot of money in oil. Well, not exactly, but ::j wealthy aunt tried to start her kitchen stove with kerosene. Did I ftell you .about khe sudden fright Iw. ny weadi g day? I know ycu'ro my friend and all that, but nc nan ought to tali that way about his wife. Jin- ' op, the engagements off-si won't marry noi'. Fail- Why's that? Didn't :’ou toll ' her about £your rich _ uncle? Jin- I sure did-nov: she's my mu ANSWERS TO PUULE PAGE 1. B.-birds 2. E.-Cc2 3. A.-geld Characteristics of Blue ‘hite 1. words 2. print 3. paper 4. advertisement 5. Editorials 6. sport nows 7. grade news 0. poems 9. Student Forum 10. jokos HUMOR H. k.wENUEl SoN $ PERRY FEED 6 IVORY FLOUR LAnDISBU AG . N EW PORT HYGENtC ICE C .6. B UR© NEWPORT .PA- t. • ‘ COM Pi M E NTS OF GEL NETT - BROS THE STORE THAT TAKES PPUDi tNSE'li VING THE COMIH UN iTY GROCERIES 6 FRESH MEATS ALA NT 1C 6'PAC IFICLI EACO. RAY ULSH MANAGER Paul- I hope we.,see a. goadl fight for our two dollars. John- Boy, If Its excitement you want, a itinrringo liconse Goat only two dollars.” bo you desire to become my son-in-lav ?” Frankly, I don’t; but I see no way out of it_i.f i intend to niarry Sara. Dimm- We’re going to have a wwoli evening, sugar. I got threo three seats to tho ncYio?. Pearl Newlin- Why three seats' Dimn- One for your dad, ono Tor “your mother, and one for your lcid brother. John Dietz- Honestly, now, is this hair-grower any good? Barber- My dear sir, do you 3ee this hair ' brush I an uaiKg? Until so.:e of this hair gro..cr got fepillod on it laeljt-'woek it was a ping-nong naddle. Say, how did you got that bump on- c,rour head? My wife threw some milk on me thi3 morning at breakfast. IIqw v ould that nut a r goose egg that size on you?’1 Sho forgot to take- it out cf tho bottle. A hungry man with only 30 11 his pocket asked the waiter what he would recommend. The waiter replied, Another restaurant. Rush- He’s like a Horsney Alnor-d bar I Ramp- How so? Rush- I’f.lf nuts I P’ickes- ' ! usod tc think T was impossible.' Rhykerd- What changed your mind?' Piclces- I trior to go through r revolving door wearing skiis Nine V illian Billow Paul Bittine Elnira Boyer John Clouser Robert Dietz • • I'r.in '•a:' i ■ School Activities taken part in f y ■ Anfeltioris ' 1 ;iJi «x -f Navy •jjj rurfO Chorus Minstrel Show Intra- Itural Sports ri .ao ’tT t - .oi. Chorus : -T ' •. Intra-Kurdl Sports Band ?'• • C • i •- ■ r ''• � r-1‘ ‘ Junior-Senior Play Physician Minstrel Show Baseball ,r. •-lorv7.' Intra-Mural Sports Blue White • -r • ' Chorus Navy Minstrel Show Bluo White Pare 17 i'i. IA School wiSh to attend '� '• j TJ( f� i;T YOi.iioa 2 arret 1 an. t Phyllis Enck Donald Floisher Audrey Hall Junior-S en ior Play JBeautition Chorus ...... j Minstrel Show i Blue V htto •! r . . . Cheerleader ' , ' Music Festival ' ■ v Intra-Mural Sports ,, Draratic Club Chorus NavAl Baseball Aviator Intra-Mural Sports Orchestra Secretary Band - c Chorus Minstrol Show - . 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