Newport High School - Blunita Yearbook (Newport, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1946 volume:

EX LIBRIS IIM,II SCHOOL ★ ★ ★ GRADE SCHOOL BLUNIT A NEWPORT UNION IIIOH SCHOOL Newport, Pennsylvania H. K. EBY 7’’OhAWOhjb In this volume the staff of The Blunita has endeavored to portray the life and activities of the Newport Union Junior-Senior High School. It is our hope that each student has caught the need for knowledge and the ability to get along with others in proportion to the progress of the world. Then. too. it is our desire that this volume will be a cherished possession in years to come, when it may bring to mind the place we all love and honor. H. K. Eby Supervising Principal. 4 The 1946 lilunitu ROBERT COX MARTIN KINER dn 'Tribute TO ROBERT COX AND MARTIN KINER. GRADUATES OF NEWPORT UNION HIGH SCHOOL. AND TO ALFRED HULTZAPPLE AND DON-ALD BEASOM. ONE TIME MEMBERS OF THE SCHOOL. ALL OE WHOM HAVE GIVEN THEIR LIVES IN THE. SERVICE OF THEIR COUNTRY. WE DEDICATE THE BLUNITA. I he 1946 Blunt to 5 First row—Eiarl S. Kipp. Walter I.. Cressler. Kenneth W. Kerr, l.uke Buffenmyer. Mr. Charles Burd. Second row—Mrs. Alberta C. Pollard. Mrs. Amanda Soule. Mr. Edwin Miller. Mr. Clarence Graham. Miss Lillian Ross. Third row—Mrs. Tacie Gelnett. Mrs. Clarence Graham. Mr. Joseph Miller. Miss Janet Thomas. Mr. Cecil C. Oyler. tticjlt felted faculty EARL S. KIPP Principal—Social Studies WALTER L. CRESSLER Mathematics—History Succeeded Miss Robinson KENNETH W. KERR Commercial LUKE BUEFENMYER Science MRS. ALBERTA C. POLLARD English—French MRS. AMANDA SOULE English—Latin MR. EDWIN MILLER Mathematics MR. CLARENCE GRAHAM English—History MRS. TACIE GELNETT Geography—Business Training Art—Spelling MRS. CLARENCE GRAHAM Home Economics MR. JOSEPH MILLER Agriculture MISS JANET THOMAS Health Education—English MR. CHARLES BURD Health Education—Civics MISS LILLIAN ROSS Music MR. CECIL C. OYLER Music 6 The 1Q 6 Blunita GRADE SCHOOL FACULTY First row—Mrs. Neiswender. Mrs. Fslinger. Mrs Ca ton. Mrs. Hoke. Mrs. Cox (substitute). Second row—Miss English. Miss Walker. Mi-s Tucker. Miss Wolf (Principal). Mrs. Oyler. Miss Stuliz. Eby (substitute). Absent—Miss Whitekettle. Miss Klinepeter. _ U-li ★ ★ ★ SCHOOL BOARD Homer Gable. Rev. Fuhrman. A. K. Ludwig. C. F. D'Olier. Merle Kauffman. Henry Faul. President of Board C. F. D Olier Vice-President Henry Faul Secretary-Treasurer A. K. Ludwig The 1946 Blunita 7 iMISS ROBINSON iTiiss Robinson Retires Miss Eva Robinson, teacher of history and mathematics in the Newport High School for forty-three years, retired from active duty at the beginning of the year. With a record of long, faithful and efficient service in Perry County schools. Miss Robinson retired with the respect, well wishes and affections of all those who had sat under her instruction, and of those who had served as instructors with her. Combining the substantial qualities of the older methods of education with the progressive elements of the new. Miss Robinson brought to her students the type of training that has always been essential in the development of fine American citizenship and in efficient preparation for living. At a dinner given in her honor January 3. the members of the Newport Teachers’ Association and the Board of Education presented her with a War Bond, taking at the same time the opportunity of extending to her their appreciation of her work in Newport and of wishing her continued good health and much happiness in the years ahead. In recognition of Miss Robinson's contribution to the cause of education in this community, the students of Newport High School affectionately dedicate this page of the Blunita to her. 8 The IV46 Blunita C L A S S E Paul F-'leishcr, Charles Arnold. Helen Reeder. Ruih Trout. Mr. Kipp (Senior Advisor). President Vice-President Secretary T reasurer Senior Class Officers Senior Class Officers Charles Arnold Paul Fleisher Helen Reeder Ruth Trout ★ ★ ★ Editor Co-Editor Co-Editor Business Manager Advertising Manager Yearbook Officers Yearbook Officers Bob Goetz Marion Rheam Lura Wagner Ivadell Carl Jack Zeiders I-ura Wagner. Ivadell Carl, Bob Goetz. Marion Rheam. Jack Zeiders. 10 The 1946 Blunila SENIORS CHARLES ARNOLD Intramural 1. 2. 3. 4: Jr. and Sr. Play. 3: I P. A. 2. 3. 4: Class Officer 1. President 4: Student Council 2; Football 3. 4; Baseball I. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 2. 3. 4: Track 3. 4: Blue and White 3 CARLTON BEALOR Student Council 2: Chorus I. AUDREY BITTING Intramural 1.2: Blue and White 3. 4: Chorus 3. 4: Basket ball 2. 3. 4; Class Officer 2; Track 3. ROBERT CAMPBELL Intramural 1. 2. 3: Chorus 3. 4: Bellboy 4: Student Council I : Football 4; Baseball 3. 4. IVADELL CARL Intramural 1, 2. 3: Jr. and Sr. Play 3. 4; Blue and White 3, Business Manager 4: Chorus 3. 4; The Blunita Business Manager 4. GENEVIEVE CRISSMAN Chorus 4. MARGARET CRISSMAN Blue and White 3. 4; Jr. Red Cross 4: Chorus 4. ANNA CRIST Intramural 1 2. 3: Blue and White 4; Chorus 3. 4: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. EVELYN CRIST Basketball 1. 2. 3; Intramural 1.2: Operetta 3; Chorus 3. 4. CLARENCE DERR Blue and White 4: Chorus 3. 4. The 194 6 Blunita 11 SENIORS ELEANOR DERR Majorette 1. 2. 3: Operetta 1: Intramural 1. 3; Jr. and Sr. Play 4: 111ue and White 2. 3. 4: Chorus 3: Class Officer 1.3, Minstrel 2. PAUL FLEISHER Operetta 1.3; Intramural I. 2. 3. 4; Choru 3. 4 Base hall 2.34; rootfcall 2. 3. 4; F. I A 2. 3. 4 Track 4 Class Officer 2. 3. 4. CAROLYN I LICKINGER Majorette 1.2. 3; Intramural 1. 2. 3. 4; Blue and Whit. 1. 3. 4; Chorus 3; Operetta 1 ; Minsttel 2: Student Council 2. Ba ketball 1. 2. 3.4. EL WOOD FORTNEY Operetta 1. 3; Intramural 3. 4; Chorus 3; Football 4 C ass Officer 2; President of Student Council 4 GEORGE FOX Red Cross I ; Student Council 2. Moved to New Cumberland—Jan. 1946. ROBERT GOETZ Jr. and Sr. Play 3. 4; Blue and White 2. 3, Elditor 4; Jr. Red Cross 1: Chorus 3. 4; Class Officer 3; Yearbook Staff Editor 4. MARY KESSLER Chorus 3. 4. HATTIE KOCHENDERFER Intramural 1.2. 3.4; Chorus 3. 4; Blue and White 4. ELIZABETH LATCHFORD Chorus 3. 4: Operetta 2. RUBY LINDSAY Chorus 4; Student Council 1. 12 The 1946 Blunita SENIORS WALTER MEASE F. F. A. 2. 3. 4. PATTY MELOY Operetta 1; Intramural 3; Jr. and Sr. Play 4: Blue and Whtte 2. 3. 4; Chorus 3. 4; Student Council 1 ; Orchcs tra 1.2.3 4 LEONARD MILLER Blue and White 4; Chorus 3. 4. HELEN REEDER Blue and White 4; Chorus 3.4; Class Secretary 4. BETTE REITER Majorette I. 2. 3; Drum Majorette 4; Operetta 1.3; Intra mural 1. 2. 3: Blue and White 4; Chorus 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4: Minstrel 2. MARIAN RHEAM Operetta 1. 3: Intramural 3; Jr. and Sr. Play 3. 4; Chorus 3. 4; Blue and White 1. 3. Co-Editor 4 Year hook Co-Editor 4. Student Council 3. Vice President 4. MARY RICE Chorus 3. 4; Blue and White 4; Student Council 2; Intramural 1.2: Track 3. BETTY SHRAWDER Operetta 1.3: Intramural 1. 2. 3; Basketball 4; Minstrel 2: Chorus 3. 4. FAY E. SMITH Chorus 3. 4; Intramural 1.2; Basketball 2. 3. 4; Track 3; Class Officer 2. LAY L. SMITH Chorus 4 ; Intramural 2. The l°46 Bluntta 13 SENIORS MARTIN SMITH Operetta 1 : Blue and White 4; F. F. A. 2. 3. 4. ADA STAHL Operetta 3; Intramural I. 2. 3; Chorus 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. VIRGINIA STYDINGER Jr. and Sr. Play 3. 4; Blue and White 3. 4; Chorus 3. 4. Class Officer 1. JEROME TRESSLER F. F. A. 2. 3. 4. DAVID TROUT F. F. A. 2, 3. President 4; Football 3. 4. RUTH TROUT Operetta 1. 3; Blue and White 3. 4; Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Orchestra 2. 3. 4: Chorus 3. 4; Class Officer 4 . Music Festival 4; Intramural 1. 3. PAT ULSH Operetta 1. 3: Intramural 1. 2. 3, 4; Blue and White 4: Chorus 3. 4; Orchestra 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Minstrel 2. LURA WAGNER Intramural I : Jr. and Sr. Play 3. 4; Blue and White 3. 4: Band 1.2: Chorus 3. 4: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4: Orchestra 1.2: Minstrel 2: Year book Co-Editor 4. JACK WERTZ Operetta 1.3; Intramural 1 Jr. and Sr. Play 3. 4: Blue and White 4: Chorus 3: Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. Captain 4: Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; Student Council 1.3: Minstrel 2: Class Officer 1. 3. MARY WILSON Operetta I. 3. 4. Minstrel 2: Chorus 3. 4: Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Blue and White 3. 4: Intramural 1. 3. 4; Orchestra I. 2. 3. 4. 11 The 1946 Blunita SENIORS WILLIAM WILT Intramural 1, 2, ?: Basketball 2. V 4; Football 1.2. 5. 4: Chorus J. JACK ZEIDFRS Chorus 3 : Operetta 1,5. Track 4 : Intramural 1, 2. 5. 4 : Hlue anil While Sports F.ditor 4: Year-book Advertising Manager 4: Class Officer I. 2; Football I. 2. 5. Captain 4: Baseball 5. 4; Jr. Red Cross 4. CLASS POEM Here in a list we've placed them all So that you. the reader, may recall The class: their joys, their tears. Their fun and sorrows, through four years. To Charles Arnold, the class president. Our gratitude is gratefully sent. Carlton Bealor. a very witty lad. Came back to Newport to graduate: for that we are glad. Very short girls are Audrey and Helen. Why they are short, they aren't telling. George Fox drives quite a limousine: When he runs out of gas he uses kerosene. A pair of chums are Mary and Faye: They can be seen together almost every day. Eleanor Derr, that unconquerable girl. Leaves many a male in a whirl. To Editor Bob great credit is due. For the effort he made to please me and you Ivadell Carl, better known as Red . Is fond of the Merchant Marine, so it is said. Evelyn Crist, our soda jerker. Is quite an ambitious worker. Jack Wertz, whose clothes are sporty. Makes baskets that push the score over forty. Betty and Paul, that inseparable pair. There is no couple that to them can compare. The 1 46 Blunita 15 C LASS POEM Co-Captains of basketball are Carolyn and Pat. They surely know their business when it comes to that. Our tallest girl is Patty Mcloy. She wears a ring for a very nice boy. Our quietest girls. Mary, Lizabeth. and Faye, Seem as though they never have a thing to say. Ada. who is fond of Carlisle. Visits her home once in a while. Ruby. Margaret, and Jean. Always together, they are seen. Robert Campbell. Senior bell-boy. Into many classes brings great joy. Jerome. Walter. David, and Martin, members of the F.F.A., With all the studying they seem to be doing, will be great farmers some day. Marion Rheam. a very busy lass. Rates very high with the rest of her class. Elwcod Fortney, who's supposed to be shy. Never seems to pass a pretty girl by. Virginia, with all her things to do. Can always find time to write a letter or two. Jack Zeiders. captain of football. For a short blond, sure did fall. Anna Crist, whose heart's with the Air Corps. Does wonderful things for the basketball score. Leonard Miller makes a good chauffeur. For more information, ask Clarence Derr. Hattie Kochenderfer took Home Ec.. She'll learn to be a good cook, by heck. Mary and Ruth are always together. They're two who are friends in all kinds of weather. In his bucket of bolts Punchy will take in a whisk. Anyone who is willing to take the risk. Wagner and Shrawder. poets of the class, Have written these lines and hope they pass. And now you’ve met us. as we say good-bye. To things that made us laugh and cry. We hope the rest of the years may be As bright and happy as Forty-Six—A.D. 16 The 1 46 Blunita Class Let us turn back the pages of time and see what the years in Newport High recall to our memories. We were a very backward and frightened group that entered the seventh grade in September 1940. Many students were so reluctant that the teachers had to beg them to enter the portals of our beloved Alma Mater. Our instructor was Mr. Cressler. We entered the building with the proper amount of humility and many times we became lost in the maze of corridors, thus we were late for classes. The hearts of the girls quaked with the pleasure of speaking to a senior, while the mere mention of typing and trigonometry sent our aspirations soaring to the loftiest heights. Of course, the spell has long since been broken: our many trials and tribulations. combined with problems of physics. Latin, and French, and other subjects, have had their disillusioning effects. Apparently the course that everyone liked best was gymnastics. Before we really knew what had happened, we found ourselves in the eighth grade. This year we presented our first assembly. It was written for us by one of our own class members. Shirley Lewis. 7 hat year, the awards of the American Legion were given to Lura Wagner and Jack Zeiders. Having passed our county exams, we journeyed on to the Freshman year. Our home room teachers were Miss Newlin and Mrs. Pollard. Deciding whether we would be Academic or Commercial students was a task requiring much consideration. We participated in Intramural and other extra-curricular activities. Many new students were added to our class that year from neighboring townships. In the fall of 1947 we again assembled under the able direction of Mr. Buffenmyer and Mr. Kerr. Then came the great decision. to select our class colors. After much quibbling we selected Green and Gold. That year our football team ranked high in the Lower Susquehanna Conference. Five members of our class were represented on the Histolxj team. We became better acquainted with each other and were bound together by victories and defeats, and by studies and pleasures. Bill Manning and Carlton Bealor moved to Enola and Florida respectively. Many members of our class took part in the Minstrel Show under the direction of Miss Rita Hurchik. Feeling that we were now upperclassmen, we entered eleventh grade with Miss Robinson as our home room teacher. This year we held dances, which bolstered our class t treasury. One of the first attractions of that year was the Junior and Senior Play. M’Liss. My Western Miss with five Juniors in the play. After a hearty discussion we chose the Airman as our class ring. Next came what we thought to be the biggest event of the year, the Junior and Senior Prom. We surprised the seniors with the excellence of our entertainment. Music for the Prom was furnished by Maynard McKiss-ick and his orchestra. That year Stanley Freeland entered the Navy and Lawrence Page the Army. Now we had come to the portal which might lead to success or failure. Our last year in Newport High has been one of com bined study and pleasure. We have grown beyond the grind of the Junior year into a larger freedom of the Senior year. The Faculty advisor for the Senior year is Mr. Kipp. With the advice of Mr. Kipp, we have come far in accomplishing our future goal. About this time came the Junior and Senior Play. One Mad Night”, under the direction of Mrs. Pollard and Mrs. Soule. The play was credited to the ability of the participants. Next in our curriculum were the Senior exams. the appearance of the yearbook, class night exercises, and the class trip to Washington which was enjoyed by all. Now comes the breaking up and final separation of the class of 46 . 7'he lessons that we have learned together will never be forgotten and may we all endeavor to follow through our life as we have through our school course, our motto: Forward ever: backward never.” The JQ46 ftlunita 17 SENIOR HOROSCOPE Name Course Born Pei Saying Hobby Ambition Ben Arnold Agriculture ••Carl” Bealor Academic “Pip Bitting Commercial “Bob Campbell Commercial “Ivy Carl Commercial “Jean Crissman Commercial “Margie Crissman Commercial “Anna Crist Commercial “Evie Crist Home Ec. ’ Sonny Derr Commercial “Eleanor Derr Academic “Dick Fleishcr Agriculture “Kitty Flickinger Academic “Blondie Fortney Academic “Foxie Fox Academic Professor Goetz Academic “Sue Kessler Commercial “Hatpin Kochenderfer Home Ec. Toots Latchford Home Ec. “Cookie I.indscy Commercial “Walt Mease Agriculture “Pat Meloy Academic “Sonny Miller Commercial “Tiny Reeder Commercial “Bette Reiter Academic “Marian Rheam Academic “Mary Rice Commercial “Burma Shrawder Home Ec. “Smitty E. Smith Commercial “Bunny Smith Home Ec. “Smitty Smith Agriculture Butch Stahl Home Ec. “Ginny Stydingcr Commercial Jerry Tressler Agriculture “Davie Trout Agriculture “Ruthic Trout Academic “Pat” Ulsh Academic “Slug Wagner Academic “Clem Wertz Academic “Shortie Wilson Academic “Punchie Wilt Academic “Jackson Zciders Academic Aug. 14. 1928 “I'll Be Darned! Horses Feb. 20. 1 9JO “Hubba Hubba Guns Feb. 8. 1929 “Oh Gee!” Skating June 29. 1929 “Oh Gorsh!” Hunting Dec. 11. 1927 “You Old Pot! Being Devilish Aug. 29. 1926 My Heavens! Writing Oct. 28. 1928 “Oh Heck!” Writing Nov. 26. 1927 “Golly!” Basketball July 22. 1926 “Gee!” Receiving Letters July 1. 1928 “Wanna Bet!” Skating May 16. 1928 “Oh Horrors!” Movies Feb. 16. 1929 None!” Collect Dimes July 11. 1928 “Holymoley!” Sports Dec. 26. 1927 “Nut!” Raising Pigs May 28. 1928 “Nuts!” Sleeping Jan. 12. 1928 Greetings!” Hunting Aug. 12. 1927 My Cow!” Reading July 11. 1928 Jumpin Jupiter!” Sewing May 14. 1926 “Oh brother!” Reading July 20. 1929 You ain’t kiddin!” Having fun April 13. 1929 Why sure! Hunting July 23. 1928 “Oh gee whiz! Reading Sept. 17. 1928 “What you want. Hunting Aug. 22. 1927 “Oh mv gosh!” Skating June 13. 1928 “Mind I'll beat you up. Collect dimes Oct. 26. 1928 “You know something. Playing piano May 6. 1928 “You don’t mean it!” Skating Nov. 29. 1928 Ou-la-la! Singing Nov. 4. 1928 “My gosh’ Skating Aug. 22. 1928 “Oh my cow! Writing letters Dec. 3. 1928 “Just so we know! Hunting Aug. 28. 1928 ”1 see what you mean! Collecting pictures Feb. 20. 1928 “Oh Lawes!” Skating July 12. 1930 “Hi ya Doc! Hunting July 24. 1928 0 • 00 Hunting Feb. 24. 1928 “Definitely!” Playing piano Mar. 26. 1928 “Oh shoot!” Dog collection June 2. 1928 “Oh brother! Movies Sept. 24. 1927 “I Yi Yi!” Srorts Dec. 8. 1928 “Be good!” Art Oct. 13. 1927 “That’s tough Jan. 25. 1929 “Oh my gorsh! Pipes Farming Architecture Bookkeeper Undecided Dramatics Undecided Undecided Undecided House Wife Undecided Beautician Join the Navy Undecided Undecided Get out of school Doctor Beautician Beautician Beautician Secretary Undecided Companion to an elderly woman. Undecided Stenographer Beautician School Teacher Stenographer Vocalist Secretary Undecided Undecided Secretary Secretary To be a man. farmer Hime Ec. Teacher School Teacher News Reporter Sports Announcer Nnrse Electrical Eng. f ootball Coach First rote'—Arlene Bell. Marie Adams. Delores Knepp, Mildred Haines. Martha ShcafTer. Eleanor Burd. Shirley Elcisher. Betty Wilson. Grace Hostler. Helen Turnbaugh. Second rou'—Janet Bell. Carrie Horting. Emma Smith. Mildred Shreiber. Carrie Kraft. Helen Manning. Dor othy Manning. Marian Wilson. Anna McKibben. Jean Baker. Third row—Daniel Smith. George Bonsall. Robert Gable. Ken Arbogast. Nancy Goetz. Reba Walker. Joyce Wilson. John Clouser. Jim Jones. Dave Leonard. James I.einaweaver. Fourth row—Robert Flickinger, Jesse Flurie. Kay Resinger. Donald Steinberg. Richard Meredith. Donald Felt-man. Harry Sheaffer. James Walker. Robert Clouser. Absent—Ben Mehrling. Evelyn Aumon. Naomi Corle, Adeline Jamison. Betty Kiner. Shirley Longsderff. David Cook. Joe Neeley. JUNIORS President Vice-President Secretary-T reasurer Cla Officers Kenneth Arbogast Benjamin Mehrling Janet Bell The 1946 Blunita 19 First row—Paula Mease. Ann Arbogast. Connie Knislcy. Bertie I ou Rheam. Arlene Zeider .. Ann Wilson. Do: othy Seeger. Jeanette Lowe. Camclia Derr. Helen Kessler. Second row—Catherine Sharar. Betty Miller. Lois Stambaugh. Phyllis Campbell. Mary Goudy. Carl Clouser. Charles Ebersole. Helen Fleisher. Vera Woods. June Smith. Ada Kessler. Minn:c Shotsbcrger. Third row—I.eland Doughten. Leonard Bria. Robert Rhykard. James Kinzer James Geary. Donald Shull. Frank Trout. William Dietz. Harold Campbell. Wayne I.eng. George Clay. Harry Maxwell. Fourth row—Galen Mutzabaugh. David Fleisher. Herbert Potter. Thomas Lcinaweaver. Lewis Kcpner. Ga y Gardner. Richard Fox. Lester Fleisher. Robert Shull. John Smith. Harry Aumon. Absent—Gilbert Campbell. Warren Huss. Kenneth Little. John Schre.ber. Mary Latchford. Helen Maxwell Freda Smith. Harry McNaughton. Lewis A. Miller. Richard Miller. SOPHOMORES Cla t Officer 10-A President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Herbert Potter Robert Shull Leonard Bria 10-B President Vice-President Secretary-T reasurer John Smith Mary Latchford William Dietz 20 The 1946 Blunita trst rou—Gail Leonard. Thelma Smith. Shirley Smith. Julia Wright. Grace Smith. Gloria Ulsh. Edith Sheaffcr. Louise Clouser. Phyllis Schill. Jean I reeland. Second rou?—Doris Howcr. Barbara Bell. Gloria Pressley. Arlene Jones. Mary Kapp. Dave Clouser. Donald Will-man. Banks Clouser. Shirley Barrick. Helen Campbell. Kathleen Morrow. Hazel Warren. Third rou'—Glen Morrison. Wilbur Barrick. Maynard Fritz. Frank Horting. William Radle. Austin Neidigh. Clarence Orwan. Ronald Beasom. Bill Wiley. Ralph Kinzer. Marlin Gutshall. David Kennedy. I'ourth rou'—Charles Noll. Alton Howcr. Jerry Freeland. Richard Miller. Carl Haines. Tom Meloy. Robert Jones. Bill McGown. John Aumon. Ralph Miller. Absent—Thomas Holley. Paul Peffer. Jean Cree. Peggy Sharar. Nancy Ferguson. Georgiana Knuth. Esther Snyder. FRESHMEN Class Officers 9-A President Ronald Beasom Vice-President Robert Jones Secretary-Treasurer Louise Clouser President Vice-President Secretary T reasurer 9-B Donald Willman Ralph Kinzer Barbara Bell Alton Hower The 194 6 Blunita 21 EIGHTH GRADE First row—Shirley Oren. Patsy Burd. Barbara Kennedy. Ann Doughten. Minnie Haines. Marie Woods. Peggy Horting. Shirley Rush. Dorothy Clouscr. Nancy Baker. Ruth Bell. Second row—Martha Lee Longsdorff. Janet Rudy. Sylvia Trout. Kathleen Kiner. Mary Corle. Mary Howell. Francis Page. Mary Lou Morrow. Lois Dick. Nancy Wagner. Arlene Burd. Natalie Cox. Shirley Fry. Third row—Dick Leedy. Donald Crist. Robert Geary. Donald March. Charles Metzger. Frank Flickinger. William Loy. Homer Smith. Robert Clouser. Donald Lightner. James Zeiders. John Paden. Fourth row—Jack Carl. Edward Bonsall. Donald Ramp. Clarence Rudy. Charles Magee. Don aid Trout. William Mitchell. Richard Clouser. Robert Fisher. Richard Fleming. Charles Kipp. SEVENTH GRADE Ftrst row—Ruthette Aumon. Viola Campbell. Jane Hultzapple. Janet Sauserman. Jean Wilson. Rita Myers. Jeannette Kapp. Second row—Alda Latchford. Arlene Walize. Mary Clouser. Joyce Jefferies. Dorothy Fickes. Lois Trout. Nancy McNaughton. Donna Barrick. Lenora Henry. Third row—Ross Clouser. James Turnbaugh. Donald Troutman. Faye Haines. Doris Stambaugh. Connie Britcher. Galen Lightner. Ronald Bell. Fourth row—Robert Shaffer. Henry Clay. Edgar Miller. Arby Myers. Harry Smith. Dale Morrison. Nelson Campbell. 22 The 1946 Blunita SIXTH GRADE First row—Patty Sarver. Shirley Dick. Ellen Page. Patty Fry. Betty Hamsher. Joyce Eslinger. Shirley Kell. Joyce Leinaweaver. Marcia Kiner. Sara Hostler. Nancy Rice. Faye Kncpp. Joan Wagner. Patty Sharar. Jean Ulsh. Second row—Stella Beverlin. Lois Sheaffer. Joyce Myers. Beverly Flickinger. Helen 1 aylor. Mary Lou Wertz. Peggy Zaring. Joan Metzgar. Donna Hoke. Arlene Clouser. Miriam Gipe. Hazel Wilson. Barbara Sauserman. Third row Darry Bcasom. Rhonnie Huss. Richard Bostwick. John Ferguson. David Maxwell. Clair Lcsh. Beverly Yohn. Grace Kipp. Dorothy Howell. Walter Wright. Ray Crce. Fred Strickland. James Dobbs. Ronald Neidigh. James Wilson. Donald Dietz. Fourth row—Richard Troutman. Charles Page. Ray Latchford. Cletus rider. William I routman. Walter Crist. Jack Shade. Richard Kiner, Norman Wagner. James Snyder. Carl Hetrick. William Fosselman. Stanley Fickes. FIFTH GRADE First row—Ina Jean Myers. Nancy Troup. Betty Turnbaugh. Sara Kennedy. Naomi Mitchell. Nancy Seaman. Shirley Fry. Alice Kochenderfer. Romayne McVcy. Alda Baker. Helen Barriek. Shirley Sheaffer Dorothy Barrick. Doris Kipp. Gaye I.ightncr. Jeanette Roberts. Second row—Alyce Jones. Nancy Bretz. Heather Bria. Margaret Whitekettle. Mary Alice Knouse. Bevelry Shick. Connie Collins. Janet Smith. Kathryn I rout. Ruth Ann Morgan. Betty Ault. Edna Latchford. Janet Himes. Joanne Gray. Patty Martin. Jean DeLancey. Third row—James Maxwell. Kenneth Knisely. Donald Hockenbrock. Harry l ittle. Joseph Baker. Arthur Lcsh. Robert Troutman. Ray Haines. Edward Kapp. Kenneth Bell. Charles Zeckman. Walter Morrow. James Clay. Fourth row—Paul Wright. John Schmidt. Donald Meyer. Marlin Clouser. Ralph Fickes. Marlin Fry. Robert Zaring. Ray Smith. Harry Shull. Elwood Rhodes. Chester Latchford. Monteris Miller. The 1 46 HI unit a 23 FOURTH GRADE First roti'—Larue Turnbaugh. Peggy Taylor. Eleanor Kochendcrfer. Martha Urich. Esther Snyder. Peggy Shu man. Cleda Latchford. Sandra Wilson. Georgia Longwell. Mary Gardener. Kathleen Bell. Martha Kapp. Arlene Campbell. Lorraine Campbell. Second row—Esther Ferguson. Louise Sharar. Sue Cumbler. Shirley Myers. Mary Miller. Lois Bell. Pauline Knisely. Betty Carman. Phyllis Campbell. Wenda Mutzabaugh. Joyce Trout. Ruby Kipp. Third rou'—David Haines. George Little. Charles Maxwell. Richard Clouser. Frank Garlin. Robert Wiley. Leon Bicrbower. Robert Hostler. Richard Cope. Lcnus Haines. Harold Page. John Amslcr. Gerald Bream. Marvin Clouser. Stuart Steinberg. Ralph Woods. Fourth rou,'—Richard Balsbaugh. Russell Baker. Robert Rice. James Shick. Donald Sarver. Eugene Seiders. Max Britcher. Howard Burley. Donald Clouser. Robert Bolingcr. Louis Del.anccy. Nelson Miller. Charles Dick. William Manning. THIRD GRADE First rou;—Joyce Potter. Carol Soult. Dixy Sarver. Julia Rush. Kay Stambaugh. Virginia Burd. Lynn McNitt. Dorothy Latchford. Shirley Barrick. Faye Potter. Patsy Saylor Second rote—Geraldine Holley. Arietta Howell. William Morgan. Leroy Strickland. Harry Burley. Henry Howell. Robert Rudy. Richard Baker. Raymond Gardner. Lorraine Bell. Nancy Brown. Third row—Donald Turnbaugh. John Reighter. Ronald Gross. David Oren. Ronald Cox. David Frye. James Sharar. Clarence Clouser. James Seiders. Robert Frey. Fourth row—Ray Metzger. John Kerr. John Ramp. Larry Trout. Daryl Campbell. Donald Collins. Chester Carl. Harvey Bcverlin. 24 The 1946 Blunita First row—Ruth Ann Earnest. Betty Bcverlin. Peggy Deit . Bonnie Shull. Bonnie Saylor. Shirley Shcaffer. Sandra Ulsh. Mary Flickinger. Martina Smith. Janet Clouser. T helma Losselman. Irene Myers. Carole Hostler. Pauline Bret . Saunda Miller. Second row—Irene Holly. Anne Wert . Connie Longwell. Jean Smith. Betty St rick land. Alice Amsler. Harold Clouser. Donald Haines. Bobby Baker. Dorothy Beverlin. Catherine Holley. Rebecca Sowers. Mary Kay Crane. Betty Freeland. Mary Emma Wendt. Third row—Anthony Campbell. Larry Snyder. William Soult. William Shcaffer. Harry Troutman. Richard Hockenbury. Donald Wilson. Wayne Woods. Wayne Campbell. Donald Clouser. Donald Baker. Cloyd Jones. Paul Bell. Leonard Trout. Lloyd Malseed Fourth row— Dwight Nowark. Robert Gray. Albert Baker. Donald Holly. Dick Seeger. Robert Howell. Harvey Gipe. Lewis Cress -ler. Glenn Neidigh. l.arry Hetrich. Vcrden I.atchford. Harold Fry. Richard Crist. FIRST GRADE First row—Patricia Sheaffer. Vyonne Shcaffer. Joyce Ann Robinson. Jonnie Book. Mary Kathryn Fulton. Linda Lou Dick. Ida Lee Zink. I.oyetta Deckard. Monann Gibney. Ruth Garlin. Geraldine Knisley. Nancy Heisey. Ann Ferguson. Arlene Amsler. Mary Saylor. Shirley Welfrey. Second row—Loretta Myers. Bonnie Mycr. Thomas Kers-tcttcr. Harvey Bierbower. Emory Galic. Terry Sarver. Thomas Kauffman. James Roush. Robert Shultz. Ralph Latch-ford. Lee Campbell. Carl Dorman. Alice Clouser. Freida Troutman. Third row—Charles Lee Jacobs. Dennis Kcrlin. Kenneth Hultzapple. Walter Dietz. Harry Focht. Preston Bortell. Ivan Bitting. Dannie Hoover. Park Steel. Bobby Flickinger. Richard Sharar. Glenn Holley. Ronald Potter. Charley Turnbaugh. Fourth row—Kermit Harry. James Wilson. Bobby Todd. Donald Myers. Stewart Trout. Ronald Snoody. Joseph Chccklinski. Lcnus Myers. Forrest Jacobs. Larry Seaman. Melvin Hostler. Kenneth Turnbaugh. Dick McVey. The 1946 Bluntta 25 26 The 1946 Blunita ATHLETICS First row—Donald Steinberg. Charles Arnold. Jack Wertz. William Wilt. Jack Zeiders (Captain). David Trout. 1:1 wood Fortney. Robert Campbell. Jesse Flurie. Second row—Mr. Burd (Coach). Kay Rcisinger. Bill Deitz. James Walker. Gary Gardner. Ken Arbogast. Robert Flickingcr. Robert Shull. Mr. Kerr (Assistant Coach). Third row—James Kinzer (Manager). Harold Campbell. John Aumon. Harry Aumon. Leonard Bria. David Leonard. William Wiley. Ralph Kinzer. Harry Maxwell (Manager). Absent—Paul Fleisher. 7oetball Lyken.H Our first game of the ‘ 45 season was with Lykens. The game was a scoreless tie for the second consecutive year. Highspire The first away from home game was played at Highspire. Final score: Highspire 1 3. Newport 6. Boiling Spring Scoring almost at will over the Boiling Springs team. Newport rolled to an easy victory of 38-0. Jack Wertz scored four touchdowns and Ken Arbogast two. Burnham The Buffaloes suffered their second defeat at the hands of a strong Burnham team. Final score: 26-0. Juniata Point This was a hard-fought contest won in the last minutes of the game by the Buffaloes. Ken Arbogast scored the first touchdown, with Jack Zeiders scoring later in the game. New Bloomfield Probably the hardest game of the season was played against Posietown The Buffaloes finally lost out in the fourth period 21-20. Ilershey J. V h Playing with a hard hitting team, both sides waged up and down the field. This was the second scoreless game of the year. Duncannon The final game of the year, the Cannons’’ proved too much for the injured Buffaloes, making the final score 15-0. Thus the 1945 football season ended with two wins, four losses, and two ties. Wertz and Fleisher were out due to injuries practically the whole season, while Arbogast and Dietz joined them in the Duncannon game. 28 The 1946 Blunita •'irsf row—Bill Dietz. Ken Arbogast. Jack Wertz (Captain). Bob Flickinger. Charles Arnold. Jesse Flurie. Second row—Mr Kerr (Coach). Leonard Bria. Donald Steinberg. Gary Gardner. Dick Meredith. Harry Aumon. Glenn Morrison (Manager). Harry Maxwell (Manager). Basketball N.H.S. Opp. Liverpool 12 13 Blain 20 32 Millerstown 20 42 Millerstown 15 39 Marysville 41 25 Ickcsburg 19 24 Carson Long 26 38 Alumni 27 22 Duncannon 23 35 New LMoomfield 22 9 Juniata Joint 27 25 Blain 25 35 Marysville 27 13 Liverpool 47 36 Duncannon 21 25 Carson Long 28 23 Juniata Joint 26 28 The If46 Hlunilu JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL First roiv—Harry Maxwell. Jerry Freeland. John Aumon. Leonard Bria. Harry Aumon. Robert Rhykard. Second row—Mr. Burd (Coach). George Clay. David Leonard. Jim Jones. Bill Wiley, I.eland Doughten. BASEBALL First row—Kenneth Arbogast. Robert Campbell, Charlse Arnold. Jack Wertz. Paul Fleisher. Jack Zeiders. Harry Sheaffer. Joe Neeley. Second row—Robert Clouser. Robert F:lickinger. Harry Aumon. Richard Meredith. Gary Gardner. Donald Steinberg. Robert Shull. Leonard Bria. Harold Campbell. Third row—Glenn Morrison (Manager), Mr. Kerr. (Coach). James Kinzer (Manager). Harry Maxwell (Manager). 30 The 1946 HI unit a First row—Betty Wilson. Betty Reiter. Ada Stahl. Pat Ulsh (Co-Captain). Carolyn Flickinger (Co-Captain). Anna Crist. Audrey Bitting. Second row. standing—Miss Thomas (Coach). Kathleen Morrow (Freshman Manager). Connie Knislcy. Mary Goudv. F.leanor Burd, Betty Shrawder, Faye Smith. Shirley l.ongsderff (Junior Manager), l.ura Wagner (Senior Manager). Basketball N.H.S. Opp Liverpool 18 10 Blain 25 20 Millerstown 14 24 Millerstown 28 11 Marysville 29 10 Ickesburg 48 10 Alumni 56 10 Duncannon 55 11 New Bloomfield 54 24 Juniata Joint 15 16 Blain 15 52 Marysville 8 18 Liverpool 50 20 Duncannon 55 19 Juniata Joint 19 25 The 1946 Rlunita 31 FEATURES Compliments of Wila Turkey Ranch 1.. II. Fowelnum Wila, Pennsylvania Success to the Class of 16 Magee's Cut Rate Center Square Newport Compliments of Geary's Service Station I OK Market Street Newport. Pennsylvania liest II ishes To the (.lass of '46 Jim's Store Miller's Shoe Store FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN 5 South Market Square Harrisburg, Pa. H. R. Wentzel £r Sons PERRY FEEDS IVORY FLOUR GRAIN Lamlishurg Newport Compliments of Dick Newlin ‘'The Barber” Com pliments of Toomey's Mill Wila, Pa. 34 The 1946 Blunita BAM) First rout—Lois Sheaffer. Nancy Rice. Helen Maxwell. Donna Hoke. Shirley Smith. Joyce Myers. Mary Knouse. Lois Stambaugh. HUen Page. Patty Sarver. Second row—Nancy Geotz. Donald l.ightner. Leland Doughton. Dale Morrison. Beverly Flickinger. Richard Fleming. Ruth Trout. Marion Wilson. Mary Wilson. Darry Beasom. Heather Bria. Miss Ross. Third row—Helen Manning. Charles Kipp. Bob Rhykerd. Ben Mehrling. Dick Meredith. Galen Mutzabaugh. Fleanor Burd. Bob Flickinger. Charles Magee. Ronald Beasom. Glen Morrison. Betty Reiter. ORCHESTRA Seated—Charles Kipp. Glenn Morrison. Dale Morrison. Beverly Flickinger. Robert Rhykerd. Ronald Beasom. Fleanor Burd. Pat Meloy. Homer Smith. Phyllis Schill. Pat Ulsh. Standing—Richard Fleming. Ruth Trout. Mary Wilson. Marion Wilson. Miss Ross (Instructor). Galen Mutzabaugh. Gloria Ulsh. Martha Lee Longsderff. Barbara Kennedy. Ben Mehrling. Richard Meredith. The 1046 Blumta 35 S. Herman Kough HARRY M. KOUGH JEWELRY : WATCHES Pianos, Frigidaires, Radios GIFTS Electric and (ias Stoves Newport, Pennsylvania 12 South (’.enter Square Newport, Pennsylvania Com iHmenls of J. J. Newberry Variety Store See the BENDIX WASHER Sueeessor to W ashing Machines Newport. Pennsylvania BEST WISHES To the Class of 46 BUFFALO INN Home Cooked Meals FRENCH FRIES : HAMBURGERS BAR-B-Q SPECIALTY Rooms for Tourists 36 The 1 46 III unit a Sealed—Mr. Kerr. Ivadell Carl. Robert Goetz. Marian Rheam. Mrs. Pollard. I irsl row—Audrey Bitting. Janet Bell. Pat Ulsh. Nancy Goetz. Eleanor Derr. Marion Wilson. Joyce Wilson. Anna Crist. Anna Makibbin. Mary Rice. Patty Meloy. Virginia Stydinger. Ruth Trout. Carolyn f'lickinger, Lura Wagner. Betty Reiter. Margaret Crissman. Mary Wilson. Helen Reeder. Second row—I eonard Miller. Richard Meredith. Robert Clouser. Donald Steinberg. Clarence Derr. Robert f'lickinger. Martin Smith. Jack Zeiders. Jack Wertz. Blue and White Attempting to present to our readers a fair idea of our achievements in school, we have published, as in preceding years. The Blue and White. This year, with the advice and guidance of Mrs. Pollard, our English instructor, the staff has strived to improve The Blue and While. This paper of Newport High School is printed and mimeographed monthly within the school. The Editor-in-chief is Robert Goetz. Marian Rheam is the Assistant Editor. The editorial staff consists of sixteen members chosen from the Senior Class. They are assisted by ten reporters chosen from the Junior Class. The business staff, headed by Ivadell Carl, is composed of seven members of the Senior Class. Many of the articles written in Blue and White are contributions from the various English classes. On the editorial pages students give their opinions and outlooks on life. The Snooper and Chit-Chat” bring you in contact with the latest school romances, while Wit and Wisdom furnish laughs through wisecracks and boners from the classes. The members of the faculty have also expressed their view points in the columns of our school paper. Because Newport excels in the World of Sports, she gives particular attention to this column. In the column Who's Who , members of the Senior Class are described: while The Alumni' tells the events of the former graduates of Newport High School. Class News , which stresses the daily incidents, is one of the most widely read articles. Having installed a Home Economics Department in our school this year, more news has been furnished for our paper. Other popular articles are: Mind Your Manners . News of the Future Farmers of America , Musical Activities and other interesting incidents that have occurred during the school year. The Blue and White is supervised by Mrs. Pollard and Mr. Kerr, members of the faculty, and has become a popular and widely read school paper. The 1946 Bluruta 37 Your Jeweler's Reputation Is Your Best Security CARPENTER’S H) North Third Street Harrisburg, Pa. Congratulations to the Senior Class JOHN J. WILT INSURANCE THE NEWS PRINTERY DAVID M. MYERS 38 The 1946 Blunita First row—Mrs. Soule. Marian Rheam. Ivadell Carl. Patty Mcloy. Eileanor Derr. Mrs. Pollard. Second row—Joyce Wilson. Lura Wagner. Robert Clouser. Jim Jones. Anna Makibbin. Virginia Stydinger. Third row—Donald Steinberg. Ben Mehrling. Richard Meredith. Jack Wertz. Robert Goetz. The action takes place in “One Mad Night , and what a crazy night it is! Don Cutter. (Bob Goetz) a playwright, accompanied by Wing. (Ben Mehrling). his proverb-quoting Chinese valet, goes to the Cutter mansion, a lonely house in the hills, to complete his latest play in peace and quiet. 1 he house has been deserted for years, a series of mysterious murders having given it the reputation of being haunted. Imagine Don s astonishment when he finds the house tenanted by a number of very strange people, including “John Alden (Jim Jnes). “Priscilla” (Marian Rheam), “Mr. Hyde (Jack Wertz), “Lady Macbeth (Ivadell Carl. Eleanor Derr). They are lunatics, under the care of Dr. Bunn (Richard Meredith), and Mrs. Kluck (Lura Wagner), whose home nearby has burned down. They are really quite harmless, but Don doesn't know this—and the audience had a riotous time at his discomfiture. Among the inmates is Lucille (Joyce Wilson), a beautiful girl with an amazing story of persecution and intrigue. Like a true Lochinvar. Don is just about to ride to her rescue when his fiancee. Gertrude Finch (Virginia Stydinger) and her mother. Mrs. T. Ashington Finch (Patty Meloy) put in their appearance with their maid. Depression (Anna Makibbin)—one of the funniest colored characters in years. From this point, everything happens, including talking ghosts, screaming women, disappearing guests, and for a climax, the appearance of a dishonest lawyer (Donald Steinberg), and an escaped murderer (Robert Clouser). The public agreed that it was one of the most exciting and thrilling plays that Newport has witnessed in many years. The cast greatly enjoyed preparing this play and benefited immensely from the training. November 15 and 16, 1945 The 1 46 Blunita 39 Compliments Good Taste in Fashion 11 ithoul Extravagance of Newport Laundry FURS . . . COATS . . . DRESSES SPORTSWEAR . ACCESSORIES Heilman and Stevens SHOES SPORTING GOODS FELLERS llarri� lmrg, Pennsvh ania Carlisle, Pa. THE HOME OF NATIONALLY KNOWN MERCHANDISE DOUTRICHS “Always Reliable” FOR MEN 4ND BOYS 320 Markrt Street liarrGlmr . Pennsylvania Plume OK . Compliments of Howard C. Kline Newport ALTO PARTS AND SUPPLIES MACHINE SHOP SERVICE Greenhouse 129 Market Street Newport, Pa. 40 The 1946 HI uni in STUDENT COUNCIL Seated, left to right—El wood 1 ortney. Mr. Eby. Marion Rheam. Standing, left to right—Harry Maxwell. Dave Clouser. Anna Arbogast. Bertie Lou Rheam. Harold Campbell. Bill McGown. Donald Ramp. Nancy Wagner. Phyllis Schill. Jesse Flurie. Jean Wilson. Gloria Pressley. Robert Sheaffer. JUNIOR RED CROSS Seated—Mrs. Gelnett. Jack Zeiders. Connie Knisley. Martha Lee Longsdorff. James Geary. Mrs. Soule. Standing—Jane Hultzapple. Robert Kennedy. John Aumon. Margaret Crissman. John Clouser. Mary Kapp. Gloria Ulsh. Helen Fleisher. Homer Smith. The IV46 Blunita 41 Educator Shoes for the Entire Family E. G. Hoover G. R. Kinney Co., Inc JEWELER AND SILVERSMITH 319 Market Street Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 25 North Third Street Harrisburg. Pa. Compliments of Compliments of M. Blumenthal The MEN’S CLOTHING Ira Meminger Estate Carlisle, Pa. Good Luck J. M. Smith William Penn Lunch £r Sons “On the Square” HARDWARE Rudy's Restaurant Mrs. John Rudy. Prop. Smith's Fresh Meats DRESSED POULTRY OUR SPECIALTY MEALS AT ALL HOURS “4 Prices You Can Meet” “On the Square Newport, Pa. 42 The 1946 Blunila 11 a. Learning to Do Doing to Learn Earning to Live Living to Serve The Newport Chapter of Future Farmers develop their annual plan of endeavor from the aims and purposes of the Future Farmers of America. The development of rural agricultural leadership, training for citizenship, foster patriotism, and develop character. Fleven Green Hands were initiated, while two former Green Hands were raised to the degree of Future Farmers. Three of our members in the State Farm Account Contest turned in superb work. A skate at Sterretts Gap. where we had a delightful evening, was attended by the Future Farmers and their friends. David Trout. Pres. Martin Smith. V. Pres. Jerome Tressler. Sec. Daniel Smith. Treas. James Walker. Reporter Charles Arnold. F. F. Paul Fieisher, F. F. Future Farmers—F. F. Membership Joseph F. Miller. Advisor Robert Gable. F. F. Walter Mease. F. F. Donald Fealtman. G. H. Lester Fieisher. G. H. C. David Fieisher. G. H. Richard I ox. G. H. Lewis Miller. G. H. Green Hands—G. H. Lewis Kepner. G. H. Richard Miller. G. H. Harry McNaughton. G. H. Harry Sheaffer. G. H. Donald Shull. G. H. John Smith. G. H. Frank Trout. G. H. The 1946 Blunita 43 Vive -Ha Sett tab GlaA i i'tofn THE CLASS OF ’47 Comiiliinenls of ('■omitlinienls SINCLAIR of REFINING ALFARATA COMPANY PARK ★ Ag ‘iit Newport, Pa. 44 The 1 46 Bluntia ( jlumni Hcvio R,c ll ARMY 1 922 Walter Shull Harold Mitchell Claire Shull Myers Lari Thomas Cloyd Zeiders Charles Oren Ray Potter Donald Miller Cecil Weller 1926 Sam Balsbaugh Haven Trank Ben Carl 1941 19)6 John Bair 1927 Paul Britcher Richard Harry Wilmer Hoke Robert Cams Clarence Myers Grover Kistler Louis Dietz David Shcibley Eugene f leisher 1928 Bert us Smith Trank Tlickinger Norman Wright Martin Kiner Janet Milligan Frederick Try Roy Peterman Nurse Jack Brant Rodney Saylor Eugene Smith 1929 19)7 Maurice Smith Carolvn Miller Alan Wolf Waller Bambaugh Nurse Walter Beatty Stanley Bupp Jesse Hickingcr Wharton Tossleman 1942 Clarence Kerr George Reider Saylor Neiswender John I.ong Russell Clouser Carl Smith Robert Cox 1 9)0 David Williams Charles Dimm Ralph Beasom Leroy Wagner Clarence George Earl Horting Kermit Harry Kenneth l.ecdy 19)8 Raymond Horting Richard Huss Junior Ludwig Wayne Kline Earl Neidigh Robert Meiser William Kough Paul Smith Raymond Stucky Tarl 1 esh Robert Strickland Kenneth Myers Marlin Lindsay William Trout Tdward Patterson Theresa Nickle 19)2 Leon Steckley Cadet Nurse Miriam Fickes Nurse 19)9 John Smith Lorraine Clay Arlene Fleisher William Cox WACS Nurse Kenneth Crist Carl Hench Ralph Harper 194) Samuel Henry William Clouser 19)) Gorden Hoke Millard Crce Dale Gross Luke Toomey Robert Jones Wayne Jones Wayne Leonard Marlin Harper Harold Horting William Myers William McKensie Lloyd Reiglc 19)4 James Page Ralph Tressler Blair Paden Elwood Remley Mary Bowers Richard Baker Marlin Shull Cadet Nurse Lewis I.ong Charles Smith Helen Kough Jesse Tressler Cadet Nurse William Fickes 1940 Barbara Jefferies Cadet Nurse 19)5 Oscar Bair Mildred Burd Harry Bonn Cadet Nurse Carroll Boswell Lloyd Bell Charles Cams Ray Buffington 1944 Donald Hartzel! Ray Campbell Kenneth Horting I.enus Dudley William Yohn Clifford Raffensburger Paul Toss Paul Bitting Alton Robinson Robert McKensie Eugene Burkepile The 1046 Blunita 45 ALUMNI HONOR ROLL (Continued) ARMY Robert Jefferies 1945 E lien Manevcl Albert Peterman Paul Mickingcr Cadet Nurse Robert Baer Ralph Haines Louise Kell Carl Turnbaugh Guy Rhykerd George Fealtman Leroy Potter Cadet Nurse ★ ★ ARMY AIR CORPS 1928 1938 1941 I.enus Arnold Donald Dimm Glenn Maneval Leroy Zimmerman 1933 1939 1942 Glenn Trout Dennis Adams Ray Wertz James Jefferies 1935 1943 Dan Hinebaugh 1940 Earl Wallett Paul Wilson 1936 Lester Smith Marlin Wagner 1944 Nevin Geary Marlin Watson Lee Ehrhart ★ ★ ★ NAVY 1927 1939 Wilmer Crist Lewis Baker Richard Patterson Navy Air Corps 1931 Robert Clark Robert Flickinger Herbert Flickinger F:rank Kerr 1932 1940 George Kapp Paul Lindsay Marvin Maneval Donald Longsderff George Hench Frank Viligant Erwin Smarr William McNitt James Webb Marv E. Wagner 1933 WAVE 1944 Elmer Satzler John Clouser 1934 194 1 F:arl Hostetler Don Ehrhart Oscar Fleisher Glenn Smith Harold Hoffman Jack Walker Karl Wright Navy Air Corps Ludwig Jansen James McKensie Donald Fleisher 1936 1942 Norris Jones John Jones George Bitner Merchant Marines David Page 1945 Nevin Stroup 1937 Leslie Jury Merchant Marines Paul Moyer John Dietz 1938 1943 Robert Shutt Bernard Britcher Henry Acker Philip Bosserman Glenn Rush Robert Rough Oscar Campbell Merchant Marines 4r 4r -k MARINES 1940 1942 1943 William Buffington Donald Hostetler Richard Wertz 1941 Paul Jones Brooks Reisinger Delmont Wright 46 The 1946 Blunita Cheerleaders Betty Wilson, Anne Arbogast. Rcba Walker. Dorothy Manning. Joyce Wilson. Bertie Lou Rheam. Mary I atebford. Barbara Bell. Class £ovuj All hail to Newport High School. Our Alma Mater dear! Fond mem'ries of our school days Cause us to shed a tear. The green and gold, our colors. The symbols of our class. One white, white rose forever. Sweet mem’ries never pass. Our teachers did stand by us In everything we did. Our thanks we surely give them: Our praise cannot be hid. The fun we had together. Our pranks, our foolish tricks Have all passed into history, This Class of Forty-Six. Words arc sung to the tunc of September . The 1946 Blunita 47 Compliments of A. C. SCHILL Newport, Pennsylvania Distributor of TEXACO PETROLEUM PRODUCTS It. F. GOODRICH TIRES ALLIS-CHALMERS FARM IMPLEMENTS 48 The 1946 Btunila HOME ECONOMICS Left to right—Dolores Knepp. Betty Wilson. Mrs. Graham (Instructor). Naomi Corlc. Shirley Fleisher. Emma Smith. Mildred Haines, Faye Smith. Betty Shrawder. Hattie Kochenderfer. Arlene Bell. Eleanor Burd. Helen Man-ning. Ada Stahl. Elizabeth Latchford. The 104 6 Blunita 49 They cement many lasting friendship! . Soon you anil your classmates will take different roads, and it may he many years before some of you may meet again. Schooldays do not last forever—and when they are past, memories are kept warm by the photographs of friends and pals of the classroom and campus. Your chums should have a “personality portrait” of YOU, and you will prize one of theirs in return. In a year or so you will he glad you took this means of keeping alive the memories of your schooldays. And the home folks will always cherish a portrait of the “turning point” in your life. This studio is the headquarters for the best photographic work, and the doors are open to students of The Harrisburg Academy and their friends. Why not arrange to come to the studio now and have that photograph taken? (Tltp tnsmituu'r ★ Special Kales for Students Second and Walnut Streets Phone: 522H HARRISBl JRG,PENNSYLVANIA 50 The 1946 Btunita Henry's, Inc. Dep't Store SHENK AND TITTLE “EVERYTHING FOR SPORT” Clothing anti Shoes For the Entire Family Compliments 313 Market Street Harrisburg, Pennsylvania of Jefferies Market Compliments of Bosserman's J. E. Wilt Dairy Drug Store Newport, Pennsylvania Compliments Dutrey's Shoes of 28 North Hanover Street Western Auto Associate Store Carlisle, Pennsylvania 52 The 1946 Blunita The 1946 Blunila 53 Compliments � E. GUY KEPNER OLIVER FARM EQUIPMENT Phone 108 100 North Fourth Street Newport, Pa. 54 The 1946 Blunita Compliment� of GARD M. SMITH Miller's Auto Supply 10810 Hanover Street Manufacturer and Dealer in Carlisle, Pennsylvania FLOUR . . . FEED . . . SEEDS CEMENT . . . SALT . . . COAL Compliments of R. C. Myers GENERAL MERCHANDISE Newport and Plain Wila, Pennsylvania NEWPORTER Roy Swigert HOTEL MEN’S WEAR E. D. Thomas, Prop, Carlisle. Pennsylvania Horne Cooked Meals Special Sunday Dinners Compliments ROOMS of Newport. Pennsylvania Beaver Bros. The 1946 Blunila 55 WEBB b WOLFE KINNEYS “lour Athletic Team (hitfitters EDUCATOR SHOES For the Entire Family QUALITY SPORTING GOODS 152 North Hanover Street Carlisle, Pennsylvania 211 Walnut Street Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Arthur L. Lesh Com pliments Fred A. Beasom GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING MEATS Tires, Parts, Accessories AND GROCERIES Compliments Compliments of of Junior Dress Shop Morris R. Smarr 56 The 1946 Blunita Mary C. Barry b Son Compliments COMMUNITY STORE Phone 16-K11 Newport, Pennsylvania R. A. RICE J. S. Harper LUMBER . . . MILLWORK FRESH MEAT AND GROCERIES Phone ... 191 BUILDING SUPPLIES GELNETT BROS. Compliments of Mart Rowe FORI) Sales and Service (Hill Barher) FORI) TRACTORS and Implements Zuckerman's Dep't Store CLOTHING . . . SHOES Tires and Accessories FURNISHINGS Newport, Pa. For the Entire Family The 1946 Blumla 57 THE CLASS OF 1946 Wishes to Thank Their Patrons and Advertisers for Their Aid in Ylakiii This Hook a Sueeess Please Patronize Our Advertisers Best W ishes to Class of ’46 HAMPTON, SNYDER HALL'S DAIRY b SEEDS QUALITY MILK PRODUCTS Manufacturers of and Dealers in ROUGH LUMBER AND Drink Milk PLANING MILL WORK It’ Nature’s Most Perfect Food BUILDING MATERIAL Phone 49 New Bloomfield Phone 5-R6 Millerstown, Pa. .18 The 1946 111 uni I a Compliments of International Association of Machinists Local Union Lodge Number 1681 NEWPORT, PENNSYLVANIA LESH'S HOME b STEINBERG'S AUTO SUPPLY QUALITY MERCHANDISE Compliments of Israels Phone 141 MEN’S AND BOYS’ WEAR Carlisle, Pa. Center Square Newport Compliments Compliments of of PERRY FARM BUREAU S. b S. CHEVROLET COOPERATIVE ASS'N COMPANY “Owned by the Patrons It Serves” Phone 137, 54 P. O. Box C Newport, Pa. Phone 190-R3 Thonipsontown, Pennsylvania FEEDS, SEEDS, FERTILIZERS The 1946 Blunita Corn flimrnt of KNUDSON BEAUTY SHOPPE Greenfield's 35 South Second Street Sunoco Service Newport. Pa. A to Z Lubrication Gas : Oil SPECIALIZING IN COLD WAVES All branches of Beauty Culture Hair Tinting . . Hair Drying Manicuring Max H. Walker NEWPORT'S GROCERIES AND GREEN GOODS SHOPPE Phone 27-R2 Telephone 89 Newport, Pennsylvania Compliments of Alton Comp's Barber Shop Jack filler Pal Ulsh Ruth Trout Ruhy Lindsay Virginia Stydinger Mary Rice Audrey Hitting Fave E. Smith Margaret Crissman Roll Goetz Martin Smith Jean Crissman COMPLIMENTS OF Patty Meloy Mary Wilson Bill Wilt Mr. Kipp Walter Mease Leonard Miller Clarence Derr Joyce Wilson Carl Bealor Charles Arnold Paul Fleisher “Ivy” Carl Bette Reiter Boh Campbell Jack W ertz Betty Shrawder Hattie Kocliemlerfer KImooiI Fortney Dick Meredith Benjamin Mehrling Don Steinberg Lois Stamhaugh Leland Vi'. Doughton Jean L. Baker The 1946 Rlumta 61 Compliment� Com pi ini ents of of THE GREAT ATLANTIC b PACIFIC TEA COMPANY RHUL'S BAKERY Ray A. l!Uh, Manager FRESH MEATS AND GROCERIES Fine DIAMONDS : WATCHES : JEWELRY F. E Manning Lippman's GROCERIES AND GREEN GOODS Jewelers Sinee 1889 311 Market Street Harrisburg, Pa. Phone I3-R3 Newport Newport's One Price Store Wenger's CLOTHING . . . SHOES Carlisle, Pa. FI RNISHINGS A Popular Ladies' Shop Newport 62 The 1946 Blunita AUTOGRAPHS The 1V46 Blumta 63 AUTOGRAPHS A Twinco Yearbook, Twin City Printing Co., Champaign, Illinois Y rogK •■ r FS2 jywrtj tt v I ■lifer illiSil ttsz f, o X 4S« SX l $$Rt 1s - m s , 3 cN-K- £ Jrfcc£ $fc 4 I £ M V j Xo “r £V S® Vj Sfe 2 UmC E5V A ? V Hfc-i X? 7. r: l x- -- -TV ' At- ri 6 U£ yf V fis i ©! v Sk 34 Si ■?� BP £ [ £ y 3L, wrr tv £ Se vp-v-p KPS m -dSE-; iUy. st 5a? Sr? ihWJ riff arc t � •• M r Kl ▲ � • 1 J 3tA •X.; jBH Vi r; rj: II - m : v % MZKyfTA jr « £ cv . tj rPK f V m 61 r%x ■V A :Tn nH A 4 iWck. 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