Newport High School - Blunita Yearbook (Newport, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1947 volume:

EX LI T e W7 B L U N I T A NEWPORT I MON HIGH SCHOOL Newport, Pennsylvania THE CLASS OF 1947 HEREBY DEDICATES THIS, THE IV VOLUME OF OUR YEARBOOK, THE BLUNITA, TO MISS GERTRUDE E. WOLF, AS A TOKEN OF OUR APPRECIATION FOR HER LOYAL SERVICE TO THE NEWPORT SCHOOLS. FOR MANY YEARS SHE HAS WILLINGLY DEVOTED A GREAT PART OF HER TIME TO THE TEACHING AND GUIDING OF THE CHILDREN IN OUR SCHOOL. SHE HAS COMPLETELY FULFILLED HER DUTIES AS PRINCIPAL OF THE FOURTH STREET BUILDING AND WE CONSIDER IT AN HONOR AND A PRIVILEGE TO DEDICATE THIS BOOK TO ONE WHO HAS SO SUCCESSFULLY WON OUR ADMIRATION AND RESPECT. The 1947 Blunita Scl 100I Board Seated, left to right—Merle Kauffman, Rev. Fuhrman, A. K. Ludwig. C. F. D’Olier, Homer Gable, Henry Faul. MR. KIPP Principal Social Studies MISS WOLF Grade School Principal Arithmetic a The 1947 Blunita HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY WALTER L. CRESSLER Mat he ma t ics— is to ry KENNETH W. KERR Commercial LUKE BUFFENMYER Science MRS. AMANDA SOULE English— ljjtin—Business Training EDWIN MILLER Mathematics CLARENCE GRAHAM English— istory WALTER L. MEASE Geography—Business Training MRS. CLARENCE GRAHAM Home Economics JOSEPH MILLER Agriculture CHARLES BURD ealth Education—Chics The 1V47 Itlunita GRADE SCHOOL FACULTY MRS. MARY ESLINGER Sixth Grade CLIFFORD RAFFENSBERGER Fifth Grade MRS. MARGARET JOHNSTON Fourth Grade MRS. MARTHA HOKE Fourth Grade MRS. CLAIRE BARTON Third Grade MRS. ILDA BAKER Third Grade MISS MARTHA ENGLISH Second Grade MISS PAULINE WHITE KETTLE Second Grade MISS ALICE WALKER First Grade MISS ELIZABETH TUCKER First Grade MRS. ANNA B. STULTZ Music The 1947 Bl unit a 7 FACULTY CHANGES During and after the first semester of school this year, our faculty suffered the loss of three outstanding members: Mrs. Pollard, Mrs. Wertz, and Mr. Oyler. As a token of gratitude and respect, we, the class of 1947, would like to dedicate this page to them and their successors; Mrs. Wolpert, Miss McMillen, and Mr. Bollinger. MRS. POLLARD MR. OYLER MRS. WERTZ English—French Music Physical Education MRS. WOLPERT English—French MR. HOLL1NGER Music MISS McMILLEN Physical Education 8 The 1947 Blunita CLASSES Nancy Goetz, Donald Steinberg, Mr. Kipp (Senior Advisor), Stanley Freeland, Janet Bell. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Donald Steinberg Secretary.. Vice-President ........_...Stanley Freeland Treasurer. Senior Class Officers Janet Bell Nancy (ioet YEARBOOK OFFICERS Editor.................... Joyce Wilson Co-Editor_________ Co-Editor Janet Bell Business Manager Advertising Manager. Kenneth Arbogast Robert Clottser Arlene Bell Yearbook Officers Robert Clouser, Joyce Wilson. Kenneth Arbogast, Arlene Bell, Mr. Kipp (Yearbook Advisor), Janet Bell. 10 The 194 Bluuitn SENIORS KENNETH ARBOGAST I .mthall 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2,. 3. 4; I rack 2. 3; Intraftiural 3, 4; Operetta 3. 4; Chords 3, 4; Blue and White 4; Class Officer 3; BI unit a Staff 4. Arby” . . . four-letter man . . . personality plus . . . “Am 1 late? . . . Woman hater?? . . . that drawl . . . model student ? . . . proud part-time possessor of a Plymouth. EVELYN ACMON intramural 1, 2. 3. 4; Jr. and Sr Play 4; Operetta 3; C horus 3. 4; Blue and Whitest 3. 4; Class Officer 3; Student Council 2; Jr. Red Cross 3. ‘Sis’’ . . . very tiny and cute . . . always quiet! . . . diligent French student . . . those late hours . . . white-apron girl . . . loves dancing . . . and her brothers. JEAN BAKER Operetta 3; Chorus 3. 4; Intramural 3. Jeanie” . . . Kitchen Clubber . . . loves Nashcs . . . always smiling . . . quiet? . . . awful friendly ... “I reckon” . . . willing worker . . . likes to knit. ARLENE BELL Basketball 3. 4; Track 3. 4; Intramural 1. 2. 3, 4; ()peretta 3. 4; Chorus 3, 4; The Blunita business manager 4; Student Court 4. Wonderful basketball player . . . My Word” . . . loves to sing . . . future—Physical Education Teacher . . . Kitchen Clubber . . . always laughing. JANET BELL Class Officer 1. 2, 3. 4; Blue and White 2. 3; Business Manager 4; Yearbook Co-Editor 4: Chorus 3. 4; Operetta 3. Jan” . . . One of Mr. Kerr’s favorite managers . . . short and friendly . . . serious student . . . willing worker . . neat and very efficient . . . Oh No!” . . . future Secretary . . . isn’t afraid to say what she thinks. GEORGE BONSALL Lover of Shakespeare ? . . . talkative ... big tease . . . friendly . . . likes to hunt and fish . . . Corky” . . . bashful around girls. rdiestra ELEANOR BI RD Basketball 2. 3; Intramural 1. 2 ; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Ore 1. 2. 3; Operetta 3; Chorus 3. 4. Burdie” . . . tall, slim blond . . . flighty . . . Kitchen Clubber . . . always seen with Shirley . . . cute giggle . . . plays a mean trumpet. JOHN CLOUSER Intramural 1. 2. 3; Chorus 3. 4; Jr. and Sr. Play 4; Jr. Red Cross 3. 4; Track 3. Chick” ... Sr. fly-catcher . . . loves fishing, hunting, and trained dogs . . . bashful . . . pinochle wizard . . . Stan and 1 . . . Duncannon. The 1047 Blunita 11 I SENIORS ROBERT CLOUSER Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural 1. 2, 3. 4; Blur and White 2, 3. 4; Yearbook Co-Editor 4; Student Council 2; Class Officer 1; Jr. and Sr. Play 3, 4. “Bob” . . . ardent baseball player . . . Ken and I . . . old salt . . . loves English class . . . Blunita photographer . . . likes to sing bass . . . good at playing tough guy” roles. DAVID COOK Where there are girls, there is “Cook” . . . reckless driver . . . heaves a mean football . . . good sense of humor . . . those plaid shirts! DONALD FEALTMAN F. F. A. 3. 4. Dark, wavy hair . . . likes Duncannon . . . quiet (sometimes) . . . loves teasing . . . study?—never . . . owns a car that goes spasmodically. SHIRLEY FLEISHER Intramural 1, 2; Operetta 3; Chorus 3. 4; Jr. Red Cross 4. “Peg” . . . softball slugger . . . cuts a mean figger” on ice skates . . . short and cute ... at home in a saddle . . . cute giggle . . . Kitchen Clubber. ROBERT FLICKINGER Football 1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2. 3. 4; Operetta 1, 3; Chorus 3. 4; Blue and White 1. 2, 3. 4; Intramural 1. “Soupy” . . . “Aw, your fadder’s moustache” . . . Better to be heard than seen” . . . loves teasing . . . plays an excellent game of basketball, football and baseball. JESSE FLURIE Football 1. 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4; Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2. 3. 4 ; Operetta 1, 2. 3. 4; Chorus 3. 4; Baseball Mgr. 2; Student Council 3; Orchestra 1; Track 2. 3; Music Festival 4. Red” . . . Future printer . . . One of Andy’s triple-threat five” .. . G’wan home, your mudder’s calling” never quiet . . . pinochle fan . . . ten o’clock scholar. STANLEY FREELAND Basketball 1. 3; Baseball 3; Jr. and Sr. Play 4; Intramural 1 ; Chorus 4; Class Officer 4. Stan” . . . tall. dark, and handsome . . . Ex-Navy man . . . loves Frisco” and his pipe . . . dignified v. p. . . . tan of Vaughn Monroe . . . “Are you with me?” ROBERT GABEL Football 4; Intramural 3; F. F. A. 2, 3, 4; President of F. F. A. 4. Turtle” . . . stage expert . . . Thunderation” . . . quiet . . . Woman hater . . . hobby is guns . . . One of Mr. Miller’s Ag” boys . . . plays football. 12 The 1947 Blunita SENIORS i NANCY GOETZ Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4; Operetta I, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Blue and It'hit? 2. 3. 4; Jr. and Sr. Play 4; Class Officer 2, 4; Hand 1, 2, J, 4. “Nan” . . . naturally wavy hair . . . loves dancing, sports, and “My Hero” . . . “Holy Cow” . . . uncontrollable giggle lives in slacks . . . future nurse. MILDRED HAINES Intramural 1. 2, 3, 4; Operetta 3; Chorus 4; Student Council 1. “Millie” . . . always giggling . . . Kitchen Clubber . . . nice guard at basketball . . . often found with Helen . . . slugs a mean softball. CARRIE HORTING Intramural 3; Chorus 3; Hue and White 4. One of Janet’s faithful helpers . . . future secretary . . . loves to read . . . quiet, efficient typist . . . softball slugger. ADALINE JAMISON Intramural 3; Chorus 3, 4; Jr. and Sr. Play 4. Ad” . . . Kitchen Clubber . . .often found with Jean . . . not too often quiet, hut always friendly . . . conscientious student . . . good character actress. JAMES JONES Football 2; Basketball 3; Intramural 1. 2. 3. 4; Jr. and Sr. Play 3, 4; Music Festival 4; Hand 1. 2. 3, 4; Operetta 3; Chorus 3, 4. “Sharkey” . . . plays a smooth trumpet . . . “Have no fear” . . . class clown . . . loves math . . . faithful to homework . . . crazy personality. DELORES KNEPP Intramural 1. 2, 3. 4; Jr. and Sr. Play 4; Operetta 3; Chorus 3. 4. “Dee” . . . tall, willowy brunette . . . “Jim” . . . skating fan . . . always with Hetty . . . quick, ready giggle . . . Kitchen Clubber. CARRIE KRAFT Chorus 3. 4; Blue and White 3, 4; Operetta 3. One of Janet’s faithful assistants . . . future nurse . . . those wonderful potato chips! . . . hard and willing worker . . . studious. JAMES LEIN A WEAVER Intramural 3; F. F. A. 4. “Jim” . . . short, but cute . . . lives at Gel nett’s . . . drives anything . . . wolf in sheep’s clothing . . . tries awfully hard to please. The 1947 Blunita 13 SENIORS DAVID LEONARD Football 1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1, 2. 3; Baseball 1. 2; Intramural 1, 2, 3; Operetta 1, 3; Chorus 3, 4; Jr. and Sr. Flay 4. “Spike” . . . famous football center . . . loves to fish . . . future Math, teacher . . . claims he’s bashful, but we have our doubts. SHIRLEY LONGSDKKFF Basketball Mgr. 1. 2. 3; Basketball captain 4; Track 2. 3; Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4; Operetta 2. 3. 4; Blue and White 4; Chorus 3, 4; Band 4. “Captain Shirley” . . . neat dresser . . . “How do you spell it? . . . likes to write letters (to Bob) . . . popular . . . loves to clown. ANNA MAKIBBIN Track 2, 3; Chorus 3. 4; Jr. and Sr. Flay 3. 4; Operetta 3; Student Court 4; Blue and White 3. 4; Jr. Red Cross 1. “Skipper” . . . conscientious student . . . “Oh, crap!” . . . willing worker . . . likes Carlisle . . . quite a talker . . . but really a swell kid. DOROTHY MANNING Intramural 1. 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1. 2. 3. 4; Fres. Student Council 4; Chorus 3. 4; Operetta 1, 2. 3. 4; Jr. and Sr. Play 4. “Ike” . . . tall, slim, brunette . . . peppy cheerleader . . . skating fan . . . loves the opposite sex . . . future designer . . . very talkative. HELEN K. MANNING Intramural 1, 2. 3, 4; Majorette 1. 2; Head Tw irler 3. 4; Chorus 3, 4; Operetta 2. 3, 4. “Hanna” . . . N. H.’s high stepper . . . neat . . . cute . . . dimples and a fascinating giggle . , . makes a bobby of buying perfumes . . . Kitchen Clubber. RICHARD MEREDITH Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; Band 1. 2, 3. 4; Orchestra 1. 2. 3. 4; Intramural 1. 2, 3. 4; Operetta Jt. 3. 4; Basketball 2. 3. 4; Jr. and Sr. Flay 3. 4; M us iciest ival 4; (las Officer 1. 2; Student Court President 4. “Dick” . . . extremely corny . . . likes sports. especially basketball . . . “That’s interesting!” . . . maddening tease . . . plays a mean drum. ROBERT MYERS Football 1. 2, 3 ; Basketball 1. 2. 3; Jr. and Sr. Flay 4: Intramural 1. 2, 3; Mgr. Basketball 4; Mgr. Football 4. “Bob” . . . ex-Navy man . . . wolf in wolfs clothing . . . “When are we going out?” . . . easy to get along with . . . the life of Mr. Kerr’s typing class. JOE NEELEY Baseball 1; ( lass Officer 2; Intramural 3; F. F. A. 4; Student Council 4. “Joe” . . . awful l)ashful around everyone but Mary . . . “Wanta make something of it!” . . . part of Mr. Kipp’s remarkable stage crew . . . sandbagger. 14 The 1947 Bluuita SENIORS EDGAR KAY REISINGER l � tball 1, 2, 3. 4; Captain 4; Band 1 ; Operetta I, 2. 3, 4; Intramural 1. 2, 3. 4; Chorus 3, 4; Hitt? ami White 4. One of Mr. Kipp’s favorite ten o’clock scholars . . . considers teasing an art . . . veteran of one Atlantic crossing . . . ferocious f x ttall captain . . . loads of fun. MILDRED SC'H REI HER Cltortis 3, 4; lllue and II hit? 3. 4; Intramural 3; )per etta 3. One of Mr. Kerr’s efficient typists . . . tallest girl in the clas . . . quiet. hut awfully nice . . . model student . . . well-liked by those who know her. MARTHA SHAFFER Intramural 3; Chorus 3. 4; fUu? ami Whit? 3. 4; Operetta 3. “Marty” . . . likes to crochet . . . hails from the country . . . takes studying seriously . . . g xxi secretarial student . . . giggles a lot. HARRY SHEAFFER Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; Football 4; Intramural 3; F. F. A. 3. 4; Secretary of E. F. A. 4. “Slugger” . . . pitches a mean curve for the haset)a]| team . . . “Hi. Oscar!” . . . drives a handsome bucket of bolts . . . quiet in class but never outside. DAN SMITH F. F. A. 3. 4. “Dannie” . . . one of Mr. Miller’s good little “Ag” students . . . likes hunting and trapping . . . speed demon. DONALD STEINBERG F x ttall 1. 2. 3. 4: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Jr. and Sr. Play 3. 4: Hlue and Whit? 3. 4; Intramural 1. 2, 3. 4; Student Council 1: Class Officer 3; President 4; Chorus 3. 4. “Einstein of the class . . . Senior chauffeur . . . loves short-cuts and “remarkable” theories . . . handles a foot-tall or basketball equally well . . . dignified Sr. Pres. HELEN TURNBAUGH Intramural 1. 2. 3; Jr. and Sr. Play 4; Chorus 3. 4: Jr. Red Cross 1. “Shorty . . . very ladylike and dainty . . . likes to read . . . quiet and very studious . . . willing worker. JAMES WALKER F. F. A. 2. 3. 4 ; Reporter 4; Football 3; Intramural 3. “Jim . . . tall. dark, and handsome . . . likes hunting . . . No kidding!” . . . one particular female interest ... a man of many interests. The 1947 Blunita 15 SENIORS HERA WALKER Operetta 3, 4; Intramural 1. 2, 3, 4 ; Band 4 ; Orchestra 4; Cheerleader 3, 4; Class Officer 1; Chorus 3. 4. “Phoebe” . . . loves skating . . . sentimentalist . . . vivacious cheerleader . . . favorite class is study . . . plays a smooth sax . . . never quiet . . . never serious. BETTY WILSON Cheerleader 2. 3. 4; Basketball 3. 4; Intramural 1, 2. 3. 4; Jr. and Sr. Play 4; Operetta 3. 4; Chorus 3, 4; Class Officer 2. “Fluffy” . . . our Miss Petite . . . very snappy cheerleader ... at home on any basketball court . . . loves to skate . . . “You’re awful!” JOYCE WILSON Basketball 4; Intramural 1. 2. 3. 4; Cheerleader 2, 3. 4; Jr. and Sr. Play 3, 4; Operetta 1. 2. 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Class Officer 2; Blue and ll’hitc 2, 3. 4; Blunita staff Editor 4. Brave fourth year Latin student . . . ardent s|� orts fan . . . serious in Democracy Class (let’s not mention English) . . . noisy cheerleader . . . sense of humor. MARIAN WILSON Student Council ; Blue and White 3. Editor 4 ; Jr. Red Cross 2; Mu H .’ight 1. 2. 3. 4; Chorus 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2. 3. 4; School pianist 1, 2. 3, 4. “Willie” . . . another brain . . . the class journalist . . . very serious and studious . . . neat and nice . . . and a practically professional pianist. GUY RHYKERD Band 1, 2. 3. 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3. 4; Chorus 3. 4; Operetta 1, 2. 3; Intramural 1; Dramatic Club 2; Jr. and Sr. Play 3, 4; Red Cross 1 ; Music Night 2. One of our ex-G. I s . . . second semester student . . . “Archie” . . . slip-horn specialist . . . sense of humor . . . very fond of music. Class Flower White Carnation Class Colors Green and White Class Motto “Aim hiijh and hold your aim. 16 The 1947 Blunita The 1947 Blunita 17 CLASS HISTORY In 1941, we a large, but intelligent group of scholars, were initiated into the mysteries of high school life. Even though we were blind as to the life of a high school student, Mr. Cressler, our home room advisor, could see great |w ssibilities of leadership in our class. We were quite baffled by the number of the subjects thrust upon us and were much terrified by the thoughts of subjects we should have in the future, such as. Latin, physics, chemistry, and democracy. Apparently the course that everyone liked best was gym. Before we really knew what had happened we found ourselves in the eighth grade where we were again under the direction of Mr. Cressler, who had been promoted with us: but due to the nation’s circumstances we were very unfortunate in losing him near the end of the year. That year the American Legion awards were given to Marian Wilson and Richard Meredith. I laving passed our County Examinations we, along with a number of new students, journeyed on to our Freshman year under the direction of Mrs. Pollard and Mrs. Soule. That year we had the privilege of participating in the Minstrel Show under the supervision of Miss Hurchick. We were also active in intramural and other extra-curricular activities. After plunging through a torrent of examinations, we departed from the ninth grade and graciously accepted our annual vacation. When we set sail on our Sophomore year, we were more dignified and acquainted with high school life. Under the sagacious and faithful guidance of Mr. Kerr and Mr. Ruffenmyer we made further progress in the art of learning. Toward the end of year we were drowned in activities, Class colors, intramurals. Blue and White and the 0| eretta! After many heated arguments, we chose green and white as our class colors, and many of our members ] artici-pated in the operetta, “The Green Cheese” under the supervision of Miss Ross. During our sophomore year we lost Richard Bell, John Kapp, William Gabel and Richard Beatty to tlie Navy and Gary Gardner to the Army. In 1945 we entered the Junior Class ready for hard work. The Junior and Senior I ’lax “One Mad Night” directed by Mrs. Pollard and Mrs. Soule was a great success. To our great surprise Miss Robinson resigned at the end of the first semester, and Mr. Cressler, just back from the Navy, again pursued us. After a hearty discussion we finally selected our class rings. During the entire Junior year we built up our class treasury only to tear it down again to give the Seniors a “Prom. And what a Prom ! We put our entire effort into this affair and feel sure that this evening of dancing with music by Frank Taylor’s orchestra will remain in the memory of both the classes of '46 and ’47. With high spirits we returned to school as Seniors, this time under the supervision of Mr. Kipp. We welcomed to our class three exveterans, Robert Myers, Stanley Freeland, and Guy Rhykerd. This year instead of having the usual three-act play, we presented two one-act plays, “Elmer” and “Where the Cross Is Made.” The success of the plays was attributed to the ability of the participants under the leadership of Mrs. Pollard and Mrs. Soule. Other activities in our curriculum were the “Truth or Consequence program, the sale of school pins, the yearbook publication, the Music Concert and the County Music Festival. This year in order to give the students more self-government the Student Court was formed with Mr. Kipp and Mrs. Soule as advisors. Representatives from our class were Richard Meredith, president; Anna Makibbin. vice-president; and Arlene Bell. Now as we are about to leave dear N. II. S., we look hack over the years and recall many other events, both serious and humorous. We ho|K- we have profited by all of them and as we step out into the world we will endeavor to “Aim high and hold our aim.” 18 The 1947 Blunita lirst rmv Minnie Shotsberger, Dorothy Seeger, Anne W ilson. Arlene Zeiders. Connie Knisley. Helen Fleishcr. Mary Goody, Helen Maxwell, Mary Latchford, Lois Stambaugh, Vera Woods. Second rote- Harry Aunion. James Kinzer, Helen Kessler. Ada Kessler. June Smith, Betty Miller, Camelia Derr. Jeanette Lowe, Paula Mease. John Smith. Harold Campbell. Third rmv— Leland Doughten, David Fleisher. James Geary, Leonard Bria. Herbert Potter. Carl Clouser, Lewis Kepner, George Clay, W'arren Huss, Harry McNaughton, Harry Maxwell. Fourth rotv—Robert Shull. Wayne Long. Thomas Leinaweaver, Bill Dietz, Charles Ebersole, John Schrciber, Gilbert Campbell, Donald Shull. .Ihscnt Lester Fleisher, Galen Mutzahaugh, Anna Arbogast. JUNIORS President....-....... Vice-President........ Secretary............. Treasurer........... ( lasH Officers ............................. James Geary Leonard Bria ....................... l-ois Stambaugh _____________________________ Arlene Zeiders The 1947 Rlunita 19 President____________ Vice-President....... Secretary-Treasurer Class Officers 10-A Ronald Beasotn Jacqualine Ragan Doris Hower President...........— Vice-President....... Secretary-T reasurer.. 10-It Wilbur Barrick lloria Pressley Kathleen Morrow The 1947 Blunila First row—Gloria Ulsh, Hazel Warren. Jean Freeland, Georgianna Knuth, Julia Wright, Louise Qouser, Gale Leonard, Helen Campbell, Gloria Pressley, Mary Kapp, Kathleen Morrow. Second row—Austin Neidigh. Phyllis Schill. Jacqueline Ragan. Barbara Bell. Thelma Smith, Shirley Smith. Jean Cree, Edith Shaffer, Ardclla Potter, Doris Hower, Grace Smith, Glenn Morrison. Third rote—Clarence Orwan, David Kennedy, Wilbur Barrick. Robert Rhykerd. William McGowan, John Aumon, Alton Hower, Donald Willman. Maynard Fritz, Frank Horting. Marlin Gutshall, Ronald Beasom. Fourth rote—Ralph Miller, Ralph Kinzer, Charles Noll. Gerald Freeland, Richard Miller, Thomas Mcloy. William Wiley, Carl Haines, Paul Pcffcr, Robert Jones, William Radle. Absent—David Clouscr, Shirley Barrick, Nancy Ferguson. Peggy Sharar. First row—Shirley Dick, Ann Doughten, Barbara Kennedy, Minnie Haines. Patsy Burd. Mary Lou Morrow, Ruth Bell, Marie Woods, Mary Schreiber. Nancy Schreiber Shirley Rhoades, Marian Sheaffer, Adda Fortney, Shirley Fry, Frances Page, Marie Crissman. Second row—Luke Saul, Richard Fleming, Shirley Oren, Joan Stuckey, Francis Neeley. Martha Lee Longs-derff, Peggy Horting, Arlene Burd. Ardella Jacobs, Mary Howell, Alma Horne, Shirley Rush, Dorothy Flick-inger, Naomi Leinaweaver, Rcba Kline, John Gabel, David Schmid. Third row James Zeiders. Charles Metzger, Robert Geary, Donald March, Donald I.ightner, Janet Rudy. Nancy Wagner. Kathleen Kiner, Natalie Cox, Charles Kipp. Donald Mangle. Richard Leedy, Harold Little, Don-ald Crist, Jack Carl, Robert Clouser, Frank Flickinger. Fourth rote—Homer Smith. Ronald Fleisher, Arland SheatTer, Henry Newlin. Robert Fisher, Max Sheaffer, Luther Spicher, Donald Trout, Charles Magee, Donald Ramp. Edward McKensie, Bill Mitchell, Leonard Camp-Ik'II. Richard Clouser, William Crissman. Robert Burns, Basil Arnold. FRESHMEN Cla� 8 Officers 9-A President............... -............................. Donald March Vice-President__________________________________________________ Charles Magee Secretary-Treasurer________________ —-------------------- —Mary Lou Morrow 9-B President....................................... Martha Lee LongsdoriT Vice-President........................... —.............. -..James Zeiders Secretary Francis Neely Treasurer_________________________________ ---------------- -...Nancy Baker The 1947 Blunito 21 EIGHTH GRADE First row—Arlene Walize, Doris Stambaugh, Connie Rritcher, Jean Wilson, Lcnora Henry, Rita Myers, Jane Hultzapple. Viola Campbell, Jeanette Kapp, Donna Barrick. Second rote—Stella Ebersole, Mary Gouser, Jacqueline Schmid, Dorothy Fickes, Lois Trout. Nancy Mc-Naughton, Faye Haines. Joyce Jefferies. Ruthetta Aumon, Norma Miller. Third row Ross Gouser, Ronald Bell. William Nowark. Dale Morrison, Harry Clay. John Baden, Galen Lightner, Robert Sheaffer. Fourth row—Nelson Smith. David Campbell. Edward Bonsai!, Arby Myers, Cletus Hoke. Chester Gipe, Frank Freeland. Donald Troutman. SEVENTH GRADE First row—Imogene Steele, Virginia Crissman, Arlene Gouser, Beverly Yohn. Ellen Page, Nancy Rice, Shirley Dick. Patty Sharar, Annie Rhoades, Sara Hostler, Hazel Wilson, Helen Maynard, Donna Mae Miller, Stella Beverlin. Second row—Lois Sheaffer, Joyce Myers, Joyce Leinaweavcr, Shirley Kell. Helen Taylor, Donna Hoke, Patty Fry. Joan Wagner, Faye Knepp, Dorothy Howell, Mary Lou Wertz, Peggy Zaring, Joan Metzger, Betty Hamsher, Grace Kipp. Third rote—Patty Sarver, Jean Ulsh. Ronnie Huss. Fred Strickland. James Wilson, Ronald Neidigh, Stanley F'ickes. James Dobbs, Darry Beasom, John Ferguson, Walter Wright. William Fosselman, Carl Hetrick, Ronald Dietz. Beverly Flickinger. Joyce Ann Eslinger. Fourth rmc— Richard Troutman, Charles Page. Ray Cree, James Snyder, William Troutman, Cletus Tittler, Walter Crist. Jack Shade, Richard Kiner, Ray Latchford, Foster Sheaffer, Norman Wagner, Jay Campbell, Clair Lesh. 22 The 1947 Hlunita SIXTH GRADE First row—Shirley Sheaffer, Nancy Brctz, Nancy Seaman. Helen Barrick. Alyce Jones, Romayne McVey, Doris Kipp. Alda Baker, Nancy Troup, Alice Leinawcaver, Betty Turnbaugh, Gayc Lightner, Judy Stuckey, Alice Kochenderfer. Dorothy Barrick. Heather Bria. Second nne—Miriam Gipe, Janet Smith. Edna I-atchford. Mary Alice Knouse, Betty Ault. Marcia Kiner, Kathryn Trout. Naomi Mitchell. Ruth Ann Morgan, Janet Himes, Lillie Howell, Beverley Shick, Joanne Gray, Edward Kapp, Walter Morrow. Third row- Donald Kockenbrouch. Arthur Lcsh, Kenneth Knisley, Harry Little, Patty Martin. Shirley Sheaffer, Gale Warren, Connie Collins, Jeannette Roberts, Jean DeLancey. Monteris Miller. Paul, Wright. Charles Zcchman, Joseph Baker, fourth row— Ray Haines, John Schmid. Franklin Ebersole, Earl Collins, Chester Latchford, Harry Shull. Ray Smith, Robert aring, Elwood Rhoades. Donald Meyer. Robert Troutman. Marlin Clouser, Kenneth Bell. Absent—William Latham. Ralph Fickes, Shirley Rudy, Harry Freeland, James Maxwell. Margaret Whitekettle. FIFTH GRADE hirst row— Louise Sharar. Shirley Fry. Lorraine Campbell, Sandra Wilson. Eleanor Kochenderfer, Peggy Taylor. Arlene Campbell. Janet Trout. Martha Urich. Ruby Kipp, Shirley Snyder. Sara Kennedy. Martha Kapp. Second rote— Nelson Miller. Kathleen Bell. Wenda Mutzabaugh. Mary Miller. Cleda Latchtord. Shirley Myers. Pauline Knisely, Lois Bell. Joyce Trout. Sue Cumbler. Mary Gardner, Esther Ferguson. Louis Del-ancey. Third row—Lenus Haines, John Amsler, Richard Balshaugh. William Miller. Harold Page. James Shick. Eugene Seiders, Marlin Fry. Max Britcher. Frank Garlin, Robert Bolinger. Loy Shumaker. Charles Dick. Gerald Bream. David Haines. Fourth rott—Robert Wiley. Leon Bierbower. Robert Rice. Robert Hostler. William Manning. Donald Sarver. William Metzger. Russell Baker. Richard Cope, Richard Clouser. Ralph Woods, James Clay. Stuart Steinberg. George Little. Absent—Larue Turnbaugh, Lois Latham, Peggy Shuman. Georgia Longwell. The 1947 Blunita 23 First row—Dixie Sarvcr, Kay Stambaugh, Virginia Burd, Julia Rush. Mary Lee Clouser, Fayne Potter, Patsy Saylor, Lorraine Bell, Joyce Potter, Wilma Holmes, Joan Miller. Geraldine Holley, Anne Campbell. Second row—Ronald Gross, Ronald Cox. Thomas Rudy. David Frye, Clarence Barnhart, Carol Soult, Arietta Howell, Phyllis Campbell, Harvey Bcverlin, James Sharar, James Seiders, Clarence Clouser, Robert Frey. Third row--Robert Rudy. Donald Collins, David Oren. Lester Harvell, Chester Carl, Larry Trout, Howard Burley. Ray Metzger, Henry Howell, Leroy Strickland. William Morgan. Fourth rart -—Charles Maxwell. Donald Clouser, John Ramp. Daryl Campbell, John Kerr, Lloyd Rhoads, Harry Burley, Marvin Clouser, Donald Turnbaugh. THIRD GRADE First row—Irene Holley, Mary Flickinger, Shirley Sheaffer, Betty Collins, Janet Clouser. Catherine Holley, Martina Smith. Jean Smith. Carole Hostler. Pauline Bretz, Thelma Fosselman, Mary Emma Wendt. Bonnie Saylor, Betty Freeland, Irene Myers, Betty Strickland. Second row—Bonnie Shull. Alice Amsler, Annie Howell. Connie Longwell, Glen Neidigh, Larry Hetrick, Lewis Cressler, David Ulsh. Robert Howell, Verden Latchford, Richard Hockenbury, Charles Howell, Robert Gray, Dorothy Latchford. Mary Kay Crane, Dorothy Beverlin, Rebecca Sowers. Third roiv— Betty Beverlin. Saunda Miller, Sandra Ulsh, Lloyd Malseed. Wayne Woods, Harold Clouser, Richard Crist, Donald Wilson. Jesse Fosselman. Wayne Campbell, Donald Baker, Bobby Baker, Larry Snyder, Peggy Dietz, Ruth Ann Earnest, Anne W'ertz. Fourth row— Anthony Campbell, Robert Miller, Paul Bell, William Shcaffc Raymond Gardner, Dwight Nowark, Albert Baker, Richard Seeger, Harold Fry, Richard Baker, William Soult, Eugene Troutman, Donald Clouser, Donald Haines. 24 The 1947 Blunt to SECOND GRADE First row—Charles Lee Jacobs, Carl Dorman, Harry Focht. Charles Turnbaugh, Mary Katherine Fulton, Linda Dick, Bonnie Meyer, Vyonne Sheaffer, Mary Saylor, Joyce Ann Robinson, Ruth Carlin, Leonard Trout, Jonnic Book, Tommy Kauffman, Patricia Sheaffer. Second rmv- Nancy Heisey. Arlene Amsler, Shirley Wei-frey, Monann Gibney, Freida Troutman. Thomas Karstetter, Terry Sarver. Graffius Whitekettle. Donald Holly Harvey Gipe, Lee Campbell. Geraldine Knisely, Alice Clouser. Ida Lee Zink. Loyetta Deckard. Third rmv' Dennis Kcrlin, Joseph Checklinski, Walter Deitz. Donald Myers, Preston Bortell. Ralph Latchford, Kenneth Hultzapple, horrest Jacobs, Daniel Hoover. George Rhoads, Harvey Bierbower, Robert Hockenbury, Emory Galic, lark Steele, Fourth roiv- Kermit Harry. James Wilson. Robert T xld, Robert Shultz, Ivan Bitting. Richard Sharar. Lenus Myers, Glenn Holley, Stewart Trout. Robert Flickinger, I arry Seaman. Melvin Hostler. Richard McVey. FIRST GRADE First rou•—Robert Sharar, Billy Kahler, Charles Zink, Billy Welfrey, Betty Yohn, Margaret Sheaffer, Donna Lee Howell, Anna Ferguson. Dorothy Dietz. Gwen Shade. Gladys Whitekettle. Sandra Campbell. Patsy Myers, Mary Hagstrom. Marian Hagstrom. Susan Frye, Linda W ilson. Second r nc—Park Cox. Marlin Haines. Ar-deau Latchford, Kenneth 1 urnbaugh, Russell Gibney, Robert Tressler, Ronald Snoody. Ralph Lesh. Terry Keiter, Walton Wolpert, Glenn Campbell, Wilbert Acker, Ronnie Potter, George Smith. Charles Carl, Robert Clement. Third rmv Carolyn McNaughton, Barbara Clouser. Doris Trout. Karl Clay. Albert Rudy. Loretta Holley. Helen Hostler, Dorothy Bell. Nancy Freeland. Robert Horting, Charles Gardner. Rita Wright. Carol Gabel, I-oretta Wilson. Mary Lou Barrick. Barry Miller. Barbara Crist. Marlin Taylor. Fourth rou'—Charles Cope. Karl Heisey, Jerry Myers, Herbie Farnsler, Larry Comp. Susan Wagner, Sandra Horting. I ynnie Wilt. David Shark, Gary Steigleman, John Baker, Thomas McGowan, Carl Maxwell. Ronald Musser. Absent—Carol Troutman, Arthur W'arner, James Holley, Ronald Little, Edward Howell, John Kipp, Rosella Tatham. The 1947 Plunita 25 26 The 1947 Blunita ATHLETICS First row John Smith, Donald Steinberg, Robert Shull, David Leonard. William Diet , Kay Reisinger (captain), John Schrcibcr, Robert Flickinger, Jesse Flurie, Harry Aumon, Kenneth Arbogast. Second row—Harold Campbell, Leonard Bria, Robert Jones, James Zcidcrs, Carl Clouser, John Aumon, Edward McKenzie, Donald Trout, Robert Fisher, Robert liable. Third rote—Mr. Kerr (coach), Robert Myers (manager), Ralph Kinzer, William Wiley. Donald Shull, 1-eland Doughton, Harry Maxwell and James Kinzer (managers), Clifford Raffensberger (asst, coach). F () O T B A L L The football team did an excellent job this year despite the fact that they suffered several defeats. They had a hard-hitting line, a fast backfield, and enough fighting spirit to really deserve their nickname, “The Buffaloes.” Our varsity this year was composed of six seniors: Kenneth Arbogast (quarterback), Jesse Flurie (L. End), Donald Steinberg (R. End), Robert Flickinger (L. Tackle), David Leonard (Center), and Edgar Reisinger (Captain and R. Tackle). Two other seniors, Harry Sheaffer and Robert Gable, did a lot of playing and made excellent contributions to the team. To the squad next year, the Class of '47 wishes a successful and victorious season. 28 The 1947 Blunita I-eft to right—Mr. Kerr (coach). Robert Flickinger, Jesse Flurie, Kenneth Arbogast (captain), William Dietz, Richard Meredith, Gerald Freeland, Donald Steinberg, Leonard Bria, Harry Aumon, George Clay, Robert Myers (manager). BASKETBA L L N. H. S. opp. Landisburg 33 20 I.iverpool 27 28 Millerstown 32 38 New Rloomfield 29 25 Ickesburg ?7 34 Liverpool 35 22 Main 36 35 Carson Long 21 43 Dnncannon 23 49 Juniata [oint 23 29 Marysville 42 25 Alumni 22 17 Blain 38 33 Dtincannon 47 Carson Long 26 55 Millerstown 39 41 Marysville 46 30 Landisburg 55 42 Juniata Joint 33 The 1947 Blunila 29 J. V. BASKETBALL hirst rotc James Zeiders, Edward McKenzie, William Wiley, Carl Clouser, John Aumon, Ronald Beasom, Charles Kipp, Donald Trout, 1.eland Doughten. Mr. Kerr (coach). Second rote Robert Myers and Glenn Morrison (mgrs.), Frank Flickinger, James Metzger, Robert Fisher. Richard Fleming, Charles Magee, Alton Mower. Richard Ramp. Donald March. Harold Little (mgr.), and Harry Maxwell (mgr.). BASEBALL hirst row—Leonard Bria, Harold Campbell, John Clouser, Richard Meredith, Robert Flickinger, Harry Sheaf-fer, Kenneth Arbogast, Robert Clouser, Thomas Leinaweaver. Second row-—George Clay. Gerald Freeland, Robert Shull. Robert Jones. Robert Fisher, Donald Trout, Le-land Doughten. James Zeiders. Third rmv—Thomas Meloy (mgr.), Mr. Kerr (coach), James Kinzer (mgr.). 30 The 1947 Blunita l irsl row—Connie Kniscly, Joyce Wilson, Betty Wilson (asst, captain), Shirley Longsderff (captain), Arlene Bell, Phyllis Schill. .Second raw— Jane Wertz (coach), Arlene Zeidcrs, (mgr.), Vera W«K ds, (iloria Ulsli, Camelia Derr, Jacqueline Kagan, 1-ois Stambaugh, Dorothy Seeger, Kathleen Morrow (mgr.), Clifford Kaffensberger (asst, coach). GIRLS' BASKETBALL I-andisbttrg N. 11. S. 21 Opt'. 17 16 18 15 10 16 23 13 24 24 17 30 IS 9 Liverpool 27 Millerstown 24 New Bloomfield 30 Ickesbtirg 28 Liverpool V Rlain 16 Duncannon 26 luniata loint 24 Marvsville 2S Alumnae 13 Blain is Duncannon 17 Millerstown 21 Marysville 34 29 Landisburg 16 20 luniata (oint 27 34 The 1947 Manila 32 The 1947 Blunila FEATURES BAND First rote—Helen Manning, Connie Knisely, Arlene eiders, Gloria t’lsh. Shirley Smith. Mary Goudy, Phyllis Sehill. Second rote—David Haines. Dale Morrison, Norman Wagner, William Xowark, Janet Smith, Beverly Flickinger, Elizabeth Zaring, Thomas Mdoy, Robert Rhykerd. Eleanor Burd. Ronald Beasom, Charles Kipp. Glenn Morrison, third rote—Jean Cllsh, Frank Flickinger, Patricia Fry, Joyce Eslinger, Betty Ault, Harry Aumon. Mary Lou Wertz, John Paden, Donald Lightncr, Robert Bollinger. Darry Beasom. fourth rote—Marian Wilson. Ross Clouser. Frank Freeland. Donald March, Connie Britcher. Joyce Jefferies, James Geary. Robert Flickinger. Jesse Flurie. Richard Fleming, Reha Walker, Lois Stambaugh, Arthur Lesh. Mr. Oyler. Fifth row— Leland Doughten. Robert Fisher. Doris Hqwer, William McGowan, Herbert Potter, Donald Mangle. Galen Mutzal augh. Richard Meredith. Charles Magee, Harry Clay. Donald Troutman. Harold Lesh. ORCHESTRA f irst row, seated Dale Morrison. Beverly Flickinger, Norman Wagner, Joyce Eslinger. Charles Kipp. Glenn Morrison. Darry Bcasom, Ronald Beasom, Robert Rhykerd, Donna Hoke. Barbara Kennedy. Martha Longsderff, Phyllis Schill. Second rate, seated—Jean L’lsh, Elizabeth Zaring, Patricia Fry, William Nowark, Lois Stamhaugh. Richard Fleming. Harry Clay. Donald Troutman. Donald March. James Geary. Joyce Jefferies. Connie Britcher. Marie kkIs, Homer Smith, Gloria Ulsh. Standing—Marian Wilson, Ann Wilson, Frank Freeland. Herbert Potter. Richard Meredith. Galen Mutz-ahaugh. Charles Magee, William McGowan, Julia Wright, Ross Clouser. CHEERLEADERS Betty Wilson, Reba Walker. Dorothy Manning. Mary J.atchford. Joyce Wilson. Barbara Bell. The 1V47 Blunita 35 BLUE b WHITE The staff of the Blue and IVhitc for the year 1946-47 consisted of the following: Editorial Staff Editor-in-chief Marian Wilson Assistant Editor Joyce Wilson Literary Editor Joyce Wilson News Editor Anna Makibbin Class News Editor Anna Makibbin Sports Editor—Boys Richard Meredith Sports Editor—Girls Shirley Longsderff Art Editor Dorothy Manning Alumni Editor Evelyn Aumon Exchange Editor Nancy Goetz Advertising Managers — Robert I'lickinger. Donald Steinberg Humor Edgar Reisinger, Robert Clouser Home Economics Reporter Mildred Haines Reporters—Harry Aumon, Leonard Bria, James Geary, Mary Goudy, James Kinzcr, Connie Knisely, Anne Wilson, Arlene Zeiders, Lois Stambaugh, Anna Arbogast, Dorothy Seeger, Thomas Leinaweaver Business Staff Business Manager.............. Janet Bell Typists—Mildred Schreiber, Carrie Kraft, Martha Shaffer, Carrie Horting Art Staff_____Camelia Derr, Mary Latchford Mimeograph............... Business Statf Faculty Advisors- -Mrs. Alfred Wolpert, Mr. K. W. Kerr Sealed Mrs. Wolpert. Nancy Goetz, Marian Wilson. Joyce Wilson, Richard Meredith, Evelyn Aumon, Shirley Longsderff, Anna Makibbin, Robert Flickinger, Thomas Leinaweaver, Carrie Kraft, Janet Bell, Martha Shaffer, Mr. Kerr. Standing—Ann Wilson, Mary Goudy, Connie Knisely, James Geary, Arlene Zeiders, Leonard Bria, Lois Stambaugh, Robert Clouser, Dorothy Seeger, Kay Reisinger, Mildred Haines, James Kinzcr, Dorothy Manning, Harry Aumon, Donald Steinberg. Mildred Schreiber, Carrie Horting, Mary Latchford, Camelia Derr. 36 The 1947 Blunita “ELMER” First rote—Betty Wilson, Helen Turnbaugh, Evelyn Au-mon, Connie Knisely, Arlene .ciders, Dorothy Seeger, Nancy Goetz. Second row — James Geary, Adalinc J a m i s o n, Delores Knepp, Anna Makihhin, Ann Wilson, Mrs. Soule Third row David Flcisher, James Kinzer, Herbert Potter, Leonard Bria. George Clay. JUNIOR AND SENIOR PLAYS The program for the evenings of November 14-15 consisted of the presentation of a short comedy, “Elmer,” a band concert, and a one-act drama, “Where the Cross Is Made.” The cast of the play, “Elmer,” was directed by Mrs. Soule and consisted of a mixed group of Juniors and Seniors. The play centered around the Collier family, and the troubles they encountered. The manner in which they solved them created an hilarious hour for all. “Where the Cross Is Made, a one-act drama by Eugene O’Neill, was given by a cast contused entirely of Seniors under the direction of Mrs. Pollard. The setting of the play, a lonely ship's cabin by the sea, was made very realistic bv the efforts of the stage crew with lighting and sound effects. The casts, directors, and stage crews, all deserve laurels for the wonderful jobs they did to make this evening a success. “WHERE THE CROSS IS MADE” First row—Shirley Longs-derff, Dorothy Manning, Joyce Wilson. Arlene Bell. Second row—Robert Myers, Robert Clouser. Richard Meredith, Stanley Freeland, Donald Steinberg, John Clouser. Tbird rose — David Leonard. Robert Flickinger, Robert Gabel, Joseph Neeley. Jesse Fluric, James Jones. The 1947 Blunila 37 STUDENT COUNCIi Seated—Richard Fleming, Alma Horne, Mr. Eby, Dorothy Manning, Robert Rhykerd. Dorothy Seegcr, Robert Jones. Standing -Jean Ulsh, Donald Dietz. Jane Hultzapple, Edward McKensic, Thomas I.einaweaver, Joseph Neeley, Ralph Kinzer, Shirley Oren. Dale Morrison, Louise Clouser. STUDENT COURT Seated—Leonard Bria, Mary Goudy, Arlene Bell, Anna Makibbin, Richard Meredith. Phyllis Sehill, Ann Doughten, Charles Kipp, Maynard Fritz. Standing—Mr. Kipp and Mrs. Soule (Advisors). 38 The 1047 Blnnita HOME ECONOMICS Lfjt to right—Arlene Bell, Betty Wilson, Mrs. Graham. Delores Kncpp. Shirley Fleisher, Adalinc Jamison. Mildred Haines, Helen Manning. Jean Baker, Eleanor Burd. F. F. A. Membership: Robert Gable. President; David Fleisher. Vice-President; Harry Sheaffer, Secretary; Lester Fleisher, Treasurer; Lewis Kepner, Reporter; Dan Smith. F. F.; John Smith. F. F.; Donald Shull. F. F.; Harry McNaughton, F. F.; Donald Fealtman. F. F.; James Walker. F. F.; Carl Haines. F. F.; Basil Arnold. G. H.; Ronald Fleisher, G. H.; Clarence Rudy, G. H.; David Kennedy. G. H.; Paul Peffer, G. H.; Donald Trout. G. H.; Austin Ncidigh, G. H.; Henry Newlin, G. H.; Robert Fisher, G. H.; Max Sheaffer, G. H.; Richard Leedy. G. H.; Harold Little. G. H.; Alton Hower, G. H.; John Gable, G. H.; Arland Sheaffer, G. H.; Joseph F. Miller. Advisor. Future Farmers— F. F. Green Hands—G. H. Thr 1947 Blunito 39 COMPLIMENTS OF International Association of Machinists’ Local U nion Lodge Number 1681 NEWPORT, PENNSYLVANIA The 1947 Blunila 41 SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 47 MAGEE'S CUT RATE Breyer's Ice Cream Whitman's dun olales American Greeting Cards Magazines and Papers CENTER SQUARE . . . NEWPORT « FLICKINGER’S STORE DEAN W. LYONS Markelsville, Pa. GENERAL MERCHANDISE MOKILE GAS AND Oil. PHONE 111-K4 Phone 113-R14 Wila. Pa. ROY SWIGERT H. R. WENTZEL SONS MEN'S WEAK PERKY FEEDS IVORY FLOUR GRAIN Carlisle. Pennsylvania Lanriishurg Newport 42 The 1947 It limits Compliments of GREENBERG’S BARGAIN STORE Shenk and Tittle 500 MARKET STREET HARRISBURG, PA. “EVERYTHING FOR SPORT” .Mill«'r«l� urg 1 liimmrUlow ii Nph (!uinl frlan«l Compliment� of NEWPORT 313 Market Street MANUFACTURING COMPANY Harrisburg, Pennsylvania If mi Can't (irt It Anywhere Elm- BEST Vt ISHES TO CLASS OF -47 Try Hall's Dairy Lehman's QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS We Specialize in INFANTS’ AND CHILDREN’S WEAR Drink Milk It's Nature's Most Perfect Food Lehman's ON THE SQUARE . . . CARLISLE Phone 5-R6 Distinctive Styles for Juveniles Millers!own, Pennsylvania The 1947 Plunila 43 Compliment of Compliment of NEWPORT LAUNDRY THE and IRA MEMINGER ESTATE DRY CLEANING Compliment Compliment of of J. J. NEWBERRY CO. Helen I.eiler, Mgr. MAX H. WALKER COMMUNITY PURE FOOD STORE Newport, Pa. Plume 27-R2 Kant Newport, Pa. Compliment Compliment of of SNYDER’S SHOP LADIES’ AND GIRLS' APPAREL BOSSERMAN’S DRUG STORE Phone 169 447 N. Fourth Street Compliment LET US GO TO CARLISLE AND SHOP AT FRED A. BEASOM WENGER’S MEATS AND GROCERIES Carlisle, Pennsylvania 44 The 1947 Hlmiila Gelnett Bros. Coni dimenls FORI) Sales and Service of FORI) TRACTORS and Implements C. S. Strawser TIRES AND ACCESSORIES RESTAURANT Newport, Pa. Millerstown, Pa. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OK ’47 Compliments Buffalo Inn of Home Cooked Meals French Fries Hamburgers SHI LL’S RESTAURANT Specialty Bar-b-q RUDY'S RESTAURANT Mrs. John RuHv, Prop. MEALS AT ALL HOURS M. J. HAYWORTH Manager ROOMS FOB TOURISTS “On the Square” The 1947 Blunita 45 Comiilimpnls � POST NO. 177, AMERICAN LEGION Newport. Pennsylvania anil WORLD WAR MEMORIAL Association of Perry Comity DUTREY’S SHOES MILLER’S SHOE STORE “On the Square 5 SOI Til MARKET SQUARE and 203 MARKET STREET 28 NORTH HANOVER STREET CARLISLE, PA. Harrisburg, Pa. HEILMAN STEVENS E. G. HOOVER Shoes anil Athletic (.noils Jeweler anil Silversmith ft N. HANOVER STREET 2.1 N. THIRD STREET CARLISLE, PA. IIARRISRI RC. PA. 46 The 1947 HI unit a Newporter Hotel Ralph J. Lesh E. I). Thomas, Prop. CHRYSLER AND PLYMOUTH Home Coo lied Meals FIRESTONE STORE SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNERS ROOMS (Quality Merchandise Newport, Pennsylvania Newport, Pa. Good Taste in Fashions II itliout Extravagance Webb and Wolfe “lour Athletic Team Out fitters'' FURS - COATS QUALITY SPORTING GOODS DRESSES SPORTSWEAR ACCESSORIES Feller's Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 211 Walnut Street Harrisburg, Pa. Tin- 1947 Hliwila 47 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '47 LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE NO. 1562 Newport, Pennsylvania Kinney's Compliments EDUCATOR SHOES of For the Entire Family R. A. Rice • 0 132 North Hanover Street LUMBER . . . MILLWORK Carlisle, Pennsylvania BUILDING SUPPLIES 48 The 1947 Blunita Compliment of JACK’S PLACE K. D. NO. I NEWPORT Compliment of ALMA’S BEAUTY SALON COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE Compliment of A. C. Schill 19 South Fourth Street Phone 96-R.H YOUR JEWELER’S REPUTATION IS YOUR BEST SECURITY CARPENTER'S 40 North Third Street Harrisburg, Pa. The 1947 Blunila 49 50 The 1947 Blunita They cement many lasting friendships. Soon you anil your classmates will take ilifTerent loads, ami it may he many years before some of you may meet again. Schooldays do not last forever — anil whim they are past, memories are kept warm hv the photographs of friends anil pals of the classroom anil campus. Your chums should have a “personality portrait of YOI . anil 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. Anil the home folks will always cherish a portrait of the “turning point in your life. This studio is the headquarters for the l� est 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? ah tufimimu'r iluMnis S teriul Rales for Students Second and Walnut Streets Phone: 5228 HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA The 1947 Blunita 51 HENRY’S, INC. Compliments DEPARTMENT STORE of I)R. ROY L. GELNETT Dentist CLOTHING AND SHOES For the Entire Family Compliments J. S. HARPER FRESII MEAT AND GROCERIES of JUNIOR CLASS Phone 191 MARY C. BARRY SON COMMUNITY STORE DAVID M. MYERS Phone 16-R11 NEWPORT, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments MILLER’S AUTO SUPPLY, INC. Compliments of 10810 HANOVER STREET CARLISLE, PENNSYLVANIA ALFARATA PARK 52 The 1947 Blunila Compliments E. GUY KEPNER GELNETTS COMMUNITY STORE J. Irvin Maurer, Mgr. BILLET’S ELECTRIC SHOP MII.LERSTOWN’S SHOPPING CENTER Phone 6-R2 Millerslown, Pa. Phone 1080-J 115 S. HANOVER STREET CARLISLE. PA. Compliment of C. A. DRUNHELLER ELECTRICAL SHOP Iteinbelb New Bloomfield, Pennsylvania The 1947 Blunita 53 FRED B. HARRY Phone 3-2954 Hatter . . . Haherdaidier DAVIS JEWELRY STORE Harrisburg Hotel liiiilding DIAMONDS . . . W ATCHES . . . JEWELRY KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS CORNER TillI 1 AND LOCUST STREET IIAltHISIll KC, PENNSYLVANIA Open Evenings I N. Third Street IlarriNhiirg, Pa. FINE Compliments DIAMONDS : WATCHES : JEWELRY of BOWERS RESTAURANT LIPPMAN’S Jewelers Since 1889 311 Market Street Harrisburg, Pa. New llluoinlield, Pa. Coin i limenls of Sam Earnest Com iHmenls The Riverside Service Station of Amity Hall GASOLINE s ACCESSORIES an«l PEANUTS 54 The 1947 Blunila THE Compliment of AMERICAN STORES NEWPORT THEATRE Newport, Pa. VISIT IIIIR ( (II | R K SIIHP Doutrich's “ALWAYS RELIABLE” CLOTHES 320 Market Street Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Compliments of BUY THE BEST The Great Atlantic b Pacific Tea Company Rav A. 1 Uh. Manager Capital Bread SEE THE DRIVER FRESH MEATS AND GROCERIES FOR SERVICE The 1947 Blunita 55 Compliment ALTON L. COMP - LOUIE JANSEN Com pi intent Barber Shop of “DICK” NEWLIN “The Barber’’ NEWPORT, PENNSYLVANIA BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS • OF 47 MART ROWE The Hill Burlier JIM’S STORE GREENFIELD’S Compliment SUNOCO SERVICE of NEWPORT GREENHOUSE A to Z Lubrication CAS : Oil, ZUKERMAN’S DEPT. STORE Compliment Clothing : Shoes « WESTERN AUTO STORE FURNISHINGS FOR TIIE ENTIRE FAMILY 56 The 1947 Blumta ROYAL TYPEWRITERS Diamonds Watehes Jew'elrv OFFICE MACHINES AND PORTABLES — Barrel Adding Machines Speed-O-Prlnl DUPLICATORS — Office Equipment and Supplier — OFFICE MACHINE REPAIRS ANI) SERVICE R. A. 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Petroleum Product QUALITY PARTS for all CARS AND TRUCKS Phone 60 Newport, Pa. Phone f 8 31 N. Second Street Newport, Pa. FOR HEALTH’S SAKE ROLLER SK ATE RIDGE SERVICE STATION KUSS ROLLER RINK II. P. Miller Sterrit's Gap, Pennsylvania Six Mile North of Carlisle GROCERIES AND CONFECTIONS THE HUB Compliments of Exclusive Ladies' Shop LOUISE DUNCAN’S BEAUTY SHOP 25 N. HANOVER STREET CARLISLE, PA. PHONE 24-R2 M1LLERSTOWN, PA. Compliments of Compliments ttf W. FL GIEG WALLY KITNER HARDWARE AND PLUMBING KELVINATOR . . . BENDIX DEEP FREEZE CABINETS MUlerstown, Pa. Phone 1559 126 S. Hanover Street 58 The 1947 Blunt I a N. E. Black Shiffer Brothers' BUICK . . . PONTIAC ELECTRICAL ANI) REFRIGERATION SERVICE New Bloomfield. Pa. Newport Phone 213 Hampton, Snyder Compliments of Seeds Poplar Grove Manufacturers of and Inn Dealers in ROUGH LUMBER AND PLANING MILL WORK BUILDING MATERIAL The 1947 Blunita 60 The 1947 Blunita THE CLASS OF 1947 W ishes to Thank Their Patrons ami Advertisers for Their Aid in Making This Book a Success PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Harry M. Kough PIANOS, FRIGIDAIRES, RADIOS ELECTRIC AND GAS STOVES 12 South Center Square Newport. Pa. See the BENDIX W ASHER SUCCESSOR TO WASHING MACHINES Compliments of JEFFERIES’ MARKET Compliments of NEWPORT ONE PRICE’ The 1947 Blunita 61 AUTOGRAPHS The 1947 Blunita PATRONS' PAGE Joyce Vt ilson Arlene Bell Nancy Goetz Dick Meredith Red Flurie Marian Vi’ilson Martha Shaffer Evelyn Aunion Shirley Longsderff Jim Jones Mr. Kerr Helen Turnhaugh Jan«‘t Bell Rev. Bucke l)r. Todd P. P. L. Jackie Ragan Don Steinberg Kay Reisinger Dot Manning Reha Walker Charles Hurd Soup Flickinger Anna Makihhin Dave Leonard Boh Clou ser Guy Rhykerd Mr. Kipp Helen Manning Mildred Haines Betty Wilson Delores Knepp Adaline Jamison Jim Geary Leonard Bria Vera Woods Betty Miller Ann Wilson I. ewis Kepner Arlene Zeiders Connie Knisely Christina Greasier Tom Meloy Angelo McGowan Jim Kinzer Helen Fleisher Bill Deitz Mr. Buffenmyer Ronny Reason Edith Shaffer Gloria (Jlsh Thelma Smith Doris Hower Ardella Potter David Cook James Walker Dan Smith Don Fealtman Harry Sheaffer Jim Leinaweaver Shirley Fleisher “Burdie” Robert Gabel Barbara Bell Stanley Freeland J. K. Foose Dot Seeger Robert Shull Ken Arhogast A Twinco Yearbook, Twin City Printing Co., Champaign, Illinois nv