Newport High School - Blunita Yearbook (Newport, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1948 volume:

EX LIBRIS HU,II SCHOOL GRADE SCHOOL THE 194 8 BLUNITA $ NEWPORT UNION HIGH SCHOOL Newport, Pennsylvania Dedication The CLASS OF 1948 takes great pleasure in ded-ICATING THIS FIFTH VOLUME OF OUK YEARBOOK, THE BLUNITA, TO DAVID J. NEWLIN, AS A SMALL TOKEN OF OUR APPRECIATION FOR HIS SERVICE AS JANITOR OF THE HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING FOR THE PAST ELEVEN YEARS. ... TO EVERY PUPIL IN N. H. S.f “DAVEY” HAS BEEN MORE THAN JUST A JANITOR—HE HAS BEEN EVERYONE’S FRIEND. HE HAS GIVEN FAR ABOVE HIS DUTY TO N. H. S. WE DEEM IT AN HONOR AND PRIVILEGE TO DEDICATE THIS BOOK TO ONE WHO IS APPRECIATED NOT ONLY BY OUR CLASS, BUT BY EVERYONE IN NEWPORT HIGH. 4 The 1948 Blunita To the Seniors: Four student years in the Newport Union High School are now a significant part of your experience. May these years have l een for each Senior a period for the building of fine manhood and womanhood. As you climb for the best in life, remember that “enthusiasm is human nature’s finest stimulant.” “You will go as you have a soul to go, and climb as high as you have a soul to climb.” H. K. Eby Supervising Principal. MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION C. F. D’Olier, President Hf.nrv D. Faul, Vice-President A. K. Ludwig, Secretary Alfred Wolpert, Treasurer Homer T. Gable Herbert Flickinger Merle Kauffman The 194S Blunita FACULTY EARL S. KIPP Principal —Social S tudics JOSEPH MILLER Agriculture WALTER L. CRESSLER Mathematics—History C. D. ROTHENBERGER Science—History—Geography KENNETH W. KERR Commercial MRS. AMANDA W. SOULE English—Latin—Business Training PARTHENIA H. WOLPERT English—French EDMUND G. MILLER Mathematics LUKE BUFFENMYER Science—Mathematics—English 6 The 1948 B lunita FACULTY MISS GERTRUDE WOLF Elementary Principal Arithmetic PATRICIA YODER English Physical Education—Health PHYLLIS BAIR Geography English—Art MRS. CLARENCE GRAHAM Home Economics C. E. CARTER Cit'ics—Health—Physical Education C E. HOLLINGER. JR. Music MRS. ANNA B. STULTZ M usic—English MRS. MARY ESLINGER Grade S ix CLI FF() R D RAFFENSBERGER Grade Eire The 1948 Blunito FACULTY MRS. MARTHA HOKE Grade Four MRS. MARGARET JOHNSON Grade Four MRS. ILDA BAKER Grade Three MRS. CLAIRE BARTON Grade Three MISS PAULINE WHITEKETTLE Grade Two MISS MARTHA ENGLISH Grade Two MISS ELIZABETH TUCKER Grade One MISS ALICE WALKER Grade One 8 The 1948 Blunita CLASSES Lois Stambaugh. Mr. Kipp (Adviser), James Geary, Bill Dietz, Connie Knisely. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President James Geary Secretary—Lois Stambaugh Vice-President—Bill Dietz Treasurer—Connie Knisely Ronnie Beasom. Bill Dietz. James Geary, James Kinzer. Mr. Kipp (Adviser), Leonard Bria. YEARBOOK OFFICERS Editor—James Kinzer Subscription Manager—Leonard Bria Associate Editor—James Geary Advertising Manager—Bill Dietz Associate Editor, Junior Ronnie Beasom 10 The 1948 Hlunita SENIORS HARRY S. AUMON Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural 1, 2. 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Chorus 3, 4; Music Night 3, 4; Orchestra 1; Band 1, 2; Operetta 1 ; Jr. and Sr. Play 4. LEONARD BRIA Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, Captain 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Intramural 1, 2. 3. 4; Track 1. 2; Chorus 3. 4; Music Night 3. 4 ; Blue and White 3, 4; Blunita, Subscription Manager 4; Student Court 3, President 4; Jr. and Sr. Play 3, 4. GILBERT L. CAMPBELL Intramural 1. HAROLD W. CAMPBELL Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2. 3. 4; Intramural 1. 2. 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Student Council 2; Jr. and Sr. Play 4. GEORGE H. CLAY Football 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2. 3, 4; Intramural 1. 2, 3. 4; Blue and White 4; Student Council President 4; Jr. and Sr. Play 3. CARL CLOUSER Football 2; Basketball 3, 4. CAM ELIA DERR Basketball 3, Captain 4; Chorus 4; Blue and White 3. 4. BILL A. DIETZ Football 2, 3. Co-Captain 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural 1. 2, 3; Class Officer 4; Blunita Advertising Manager 4. The 1948 Blunita SENIORS LELAND W. DOUGHTEN Football 1. 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Basketball Manager 4; Baseball 4; Intramural 1. 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Chorus 3; Music Night 3; Band 1, 2. 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Music Festival 3; Jr. and Sr. Play 4. CHARLES EBERSOLE Intramural 1, 2. JEAN EWING New Cumberland: Intramural 1. 2, 3; Library Club 1. 2, 3: Dramatic Club 3. Newport: Basketball 4; Chorus 4; Cheerleader 4. HELEN FLEISHER Intramural 2; Chorus 3. 4; Music Night 3; Red Cross 2. LESTER EUGENE FLEISHER Football 3. 4; Intramural 1, 2, 4; F.F.A. 2, 3, President 4. JAMES L. GEARY Intramural 1. 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Music Night 3; Band 3. 4: Orchestra 3; Music Festival 3, 4; Class President 1, 3. 4; Blue and White 3, Editor 4; Associate Editor, HI unit a 4; Red Cross 2; Jr. and Sr. Play 3, 4; School Projectionist 2, 3, 4. CLYDE GESSNER Berrysburg: Basketball 2, 3; Baseball 3; Chorus 3; Band 3; Red Cross 1. Newport: Basketball 4; Baseball. 4. MARY GOUDY Basketball 2, 4; Track 2; Chorus 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Music Night 3; Blue and White 3, 4; Student Council 1, 4; Student Court 3; Red Cross 4; Majorette 3, 4. 12 The 1948 Blunita SENIORS WARKEN HUSS Intramural 1, 2. LEWIS KEENER Blue and White 3, 4; F.F.A. 2, 3, 4. ADA KESSLER Chorus 3, 4. HELEN KESSLER Chorus 3. 4. JAMES KINZER Football Manager 2, 3, 4; Baseball Manager 1, 2, 3; Intramural 1, 3, 4; Blue and White 3, News Editor 4; Editor, Blunita 4; Jr. ami Sr. Elay 3, 4; School Erojectionist Assistant 2, 3, 4. CONNIE KNISELY Basketball 2. 3, 4; Intramural 2; Chorus 3. 4; Music Night 3; Class Officer 4; Blue and White 3. 4; Red Cross 2; Jr. and Sr. Elay 3. 4; Majorette 2, 3, 4. MARY LATCHFORD Chorus 3. 4; Music Night 3. 4; Blue and White 2, 3, 4; Jr. and Sr. Elay 4. THOMAS LEINAWEAVER Baseball 2, 3. 4; Intramural 1, 2, 3; Track 1; Blue and White 3; Student Council 3; Student Court 4. The 1948 Blunita 13 SENIORS WAYNE E. LONG Baseball 2. JEANNETTE LOWE Chorus 3, 4. HARRY W. MAXWELL Football 4. Manager 1. 2. 3; Basketball 4. Manager 1. 2, 3; Baseball 4, Manager 1, 2; Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2; Jr. and Sr. Play 4. HELEN MAXWELL Basketball Manager 4; Intramural 1, 2; Red Cross 3; Band 2; Class Officer. PAULA L. MEASE Basketball 4; Chorus 3, 4; Band 2; Orchestra 2. BETTY MILLER Track 1; Chorus 3, 4; Music Night 3. GALEN E. MUTZABAUGH Intramural 1. 2. 3. 4; Music Night 3; Music Festival 3. 4; Jr. and Sr. Play 4; Chorus 3. 4; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Blue and White 4; Glee Club 3. 4; Orchestra 1. 2, 3; School Pianist 1. 2, 3, 4. HERBERT H. POTTER Intramural 2, 3; Chorus 3. 4; Music Night 3; Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Orchestra 1. 2, 3, Music Festival 3; Class Officer 2; Student Council 1 ; Jr. and Sr. Play 3. 4; F.F.A. 4. 14 The 1948 Blunita SENIORS JOHN R. SCHREIBER Football 1. 3, Co-captain 4; Intramural 2, 3, 4; Red Cross 3, 4. DOROTHY SEEGER Basketball 3; Chorus 3, 4; Music Night 3; Blue ami White 3. Feature Editor 4; Student Council 3; Student Court 4; Jr. and Sr. Play 3, 4; Class Officer 2. MINNIE SHOTSBERGER Chorus 4; Music Night 4; Blue and White 4; HI uni td Typist 4. DONALD SHULL Football 3. 4; Intramural 2, 3, 4; F.F.A. 2. 3, 4. ROBERT E. SHULL Football 1, 2. 3, 4; Basketball Mgr. 4 ; Baseball 1, 2. 3, 4; Intramural 1, 2, 3. 4; Track 2, Class Officer 2; Jr. and Sr. Play 4. JOHN SMITH Football 3; Student Council 1 ; F.F.A. 2. 3, 4. Reporter 4. JUNE SMITH Chorus 3. 4; Music Night 3, 4. LOIS STAMBAUGH Basketball 3. 4; Intramural 2. 3. 4; Chorus 3. 4; tilee Club 4; Music Night 3, 4; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Orchestra 3; Music Festival 3, 4: Class Officer 1. 3. 4; Blue ami White 3. Business Mgr. 4; HI unit a Typist 4; Jr. and Sr. Play 4. The 1948 Blunita 15 SENIORS ANN WILSON Intramural 1, 2, 3; Chorus 3, 4; Music Night 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3; Blue anil While 3, 4; Jr. and Sr. Play 3, 4. VERA WOODS Basketball 3. 4; Intramural 1. 2; Chorus 3, 4; Music Night 3. ARLENE I. 2EIDERS Basketball Manager 3. 4; Intramural 2; Chorus 3; Music Night 3; Class Officer 3; Blue and While 3, 4; Majorette 2, 3, 4; Jr. and Sr. Play 3, 4. CLASS HISTORY Time retreats to September, 1942, when the class of '48 made its first appearance at the corner of Fifth and Caroline Streets, a location destined to become most familiar to us all. Naturally, being our first year in the high school building, the seventh grade was uneventful except for the usual mixup in finding the proper rooms, and remembering all the teachers’ names. Time marches on and we find ourselves in eighth grade. This year we had Mrs. Jones for our instructor. Near the end of the year we took the county examinations. The American Legion Awards were given to Lois Stambaugh and Leonard Bria. After selecting our courses, we entered the ninth grade. Mrs. Soule and Mrs. Pollard were our supervisors. Many new students were added to our class this year from neighboring townships. This year marked the beginning of our participation in extra-curricular activities. Several of our classmates were on the J. V. basketball team, in intramural night, baseball, and football. In the fall of 1945, we assembled under the direction of Mr. Buffenmyer and Mr. Kerr. The biggest event of the year came to pass when we selected our class colors, maroon and white. 16 The 1948 Blunita CLASS HISTORY (Continued) One of the most important years in our education came when we entered the eleventh grade, for this was the year that we would sponsor our first dances, select class rings, take part in the Junior and Senior I’lay, and most important—have our Junior From. In order to raise money, we gave several dances, but probably the biggest event we gave was the “(lay Nineties Movie Revue” when several silent films were shown along with advertising slides of merchants in town. Piano music accompanied all the movies just as in the nineties. This year instead of a three-act play, two one-act plays were given, “Elmer” and “Where The Cross Is Made” under tin- supervision of Mrs. Soule and Mrs. Pollard. The next thing we did was select our class rings after a great deal of discussion. This was the first year we were on the Blue mid White staff and it was also the first year for Student Court. In the spring, our class took a trip to Gettysburg with our supervisor, Mr. Cressler, as our chaperon. Next came the biggest event of the year, our Junior Prom. During the entire year, we were looking forward to this. The night of the Prom the auditorium was decorated with two hundred-fifty balloons hanging from the ceiling, and at the end of the dance all were released to the floor. We put all our effort into making the Prom a success. We were very lucky to get Ivan Faux's orchestra with the drummer being Mr. Mease, one of our teachers. With that superior feeling, we returned to school as Seniors under the supervision of Mr. Kipp. In our first class meeting, we elected the following as officers of our class: president, James Geary; vice-president, Hill Dietz: secretary, Lois Stam-baugh; and treasurer, Connie Knisely. The Junior and Senior Play “Room Trouble” was a great success under the direction of Mrs. Soule and Mrs. Wolpert. Next in our curriculum was the selling of hats and pins to the students of the school. fur class was the first, for some time, to receive pennants, hats, and emblems for ourselves. This year the School Savings Plan was adopted in order to aid the student in forming the habit of saving regularly and spending wisely. We participated in the Hallowe'en parade and won first prize in the floats, ours being called “The Devil’s Playground.” Then came the final preparations of our yearbook which kept many Seniors very busy. With the cooperation of Miss McBride, our class sponsored a mid-nite movie which seemed very ap))ealing to the public. Following this came the Senior exams, the distribution of the Blunita, class night program, and the trip to Washington which was enjoyed by all. Hoping to have crossed the bay of success, the time has arrived for us to depart from dear old N. H. S. We hope we have been of benefit to our schoolmates and faculty as much as they have been to us. Entering a “new life,” we, the class of '48, will endeavor to preserve our class motto: “We have crossed the bay; the ocean lies before us. Ci.ass Flower Talisman Bose Class Colors Maroon and While Class Historians Dorothy Seeger Lois Stambaugh Class Poets Paula Mease Galen Mutzabaugh The 1948 Blunita 17 SENIOR HOROSCOPE Name Course ttirth Dale Pet Saying 1 lobby A mbit ion “Essie” Aumon Academic Oct. 19.1929 “That’s tough” Sports Vocalist “Frenchy” Rria Academic July 15. 1930 Unprintable Sports Journalist “(iil ” Campbell Commercial Dec. 31. 1929 Hunting Undecided “Hill Campbell Commercial Sept. 15. 1928 “I’ll Ik seeing you.” Sports Navy “Henny” Clay Academic Feb. 13.1931 “What are you gonna’ do about it?” Sports Navy “Moldy” Clouser Commercial April 17. 1930 “What’s it to you?” S|K rts Athletic Coach “Millie” Derr Commercial Mar. 14. 1930 “Why?” Waiting Housewife “Hill” Dietz Commercial Mav 6. 1930 Saving stamps Truck driver Dugan” Doughten Academic April 10. 1930 “Prove it” Hunting and trapping Pounding a typewriter “Son Kbcrsole Commercial Oct. 2.1929 Hunting and fishing Mechanic “Jeanie” Ewing Commercial Iune6. 1930 “1 don’t know” Dancing Secretary “Hlondie” Fleisher Home-Kc. Aug. 19. 1930 I don’t know” Going with Walt Housewife “Les Fleisher Agriculture Dec. 26. 1931 “Oh yeah” Sports Farmer “Jim” Geary Academic March 12.1930 “I have news for you” Photography Commercial photographer “Hat” Gessncr Academic June 16,1930 “That’s what you think” Sports Chemist “Amber” Goudy Home-Ec. Jan. 25. 1930 “Oh for crying out loud” Sports Housewife “Dick” Huss Commercial Dec. 8. 1930 Fishing Undecided “Kep” Kcpner Agriculture June 1.1930 “Oh nuts” Hunting and fishing Undecided “Ade” Kessler Academic Feb. 25. 1931 “Holy cow” Reading Nurse “Helkie” Kessler Home-Ec. July 31. 1929 “Oh my gracious” Collecting pictures Undecided “Willie” Kinzer Academic Mav 7. 19.30 I do if you do” Photography Accountant “Hoppy” Knisely Academic June 12. 1930 “I hate you” Nurse “Sn x ks” l-atchford Commercial July 13. 1930 “Do you want me to hurt you?” Collecting pictures Secretary “Tom” Leinaweaver Commercial Feb. 25. 1930 “Right with Eversharp” Hunting Army “Hus” Long Academic Aug. 26. 1931 “Yes, I guess” Hunting and fishing Undecided “Nettie” Lowe Commercial Oct. 21.1930 “I’ll slough you one” Loving her brothers Secretary “Chippy” Maxwell Academic April 18. 1931 “Ya wanna bet” Sports None “Maxie” Maxwell Home-Ec. April 21.1930 “Holy catfish Collecting pictures To get a man “Polly” Mease Academic Oct. 1.1930 “Oh creeps” Writing letters Airplane hostess “Ret” Miller Commercial Jan. 27. 1930 “No kiddin’” Going to A. P. Reautician “Mutz” Mutzahaugh Academic Feb. 26. 1930 “Oh nuts” Playing a piano Musician “Herbie” Potter Agriculture Nov. 13. 1928 “No kiddin’ ” Loving girls Clerk manager “Johnnie” Schreibcr Commercial Feb. 19.1930 “Yea” Sports Farmer “Dottie Seeger Academic Nov. 28. 1930 “I don’t know” Collecting pictures You would he surprised “Min Shotsberger Commercial Jan. 6. 1930 “You’d Ik surprised” Reading Secretary “Twerp” Shull Agriculture May 12.1932 “Aw go lay an egg” Sports National Guard “Robbie” Shull Academic Julv 24. 1931 “Hi Honey” Sports Navy “Smitty Smith Agriculture June 15.1929 “No future in it” Automobiles Disk jockey “Junie” Smith Home-Ec. Nov. 18. 1928 “Hey, you don’t say” Knitting Factory worker “Loie” Stamhaugh Commercial July 29. 1930 “Don’t be silly Writing letters Secretary “Annie” Wilson Academic March 5, 1931 “Hah” Going to Lancaster Ocean liner stewardess “Snook Woods Home-Ec. May 18. 1929 “Maybe” Roller skating Housewife “Pcanv Zeiders Academic Sept. 25. 1930 “Isn’t that a sin” Working crossword puzzles Reautician CLASS POEM These are for you. the reader, to know. Our hope and wishes are listed below; Our joys, our sorrows, and our fears, Which we have accomplished in the past four years. Harry Aumon is one of the Romeos ’ of the class; We often wonder how he works so fast. Leonard Bria is a guy with plenty of expression; He hopes to make the Navy his profession. (filbert Campbell is one of Mr. Kerr’s students bright; His books and lessons are always right. Harold ( anipbcll, at all sports, is one of our stars; Also at class work, which he never mars. George Clay helps provide laws for the school; For over the Student Council he rules. Carl Clouser is a great admirer of P. D.. With this, he doesn’t agree with you and me. Camelia seems mighty lonely; Since the Navy has her one and only. Because of injuries. Bill Dietz is allowed no more; To raise our football and basketball score. Leland, a champ in a football game; With his sports has gained a lot of fame. C harles Kbersole is ambitious and husky; We’re sure his hinges will never be rusty. A newcomer to our class is Jean; She’s one of the nicest we’ve ever seen. Helen Fleisher thinks it would Ik mighty nice; To settle down and lx Walt’s little wife. Of the F. F. A.. Lester is a gallant member; Much to this world, he is sure to render. James Geary is the president of our class; He has done a lot for us in the past. Clyde Gessncr is for us this year a new lad; For his coining to Newport to graduate, we’re glad. Mary Goudy is a shapely stepper in our band line; That gal really can march and twirl to time. Even though Warren Huss is rather small. His ability and ideas are very tall. Lewis Kepncr will raise our food some day; For he’s a member of the F. F. A. Ada Kessler is a gal who is a lot of fun; She always has a smile for everyone. Helen Kessler was one of many who provided those delicious smells; Which floated from the Home Ec. room between bells. “Willie Kinzer is our class mathematician; He makes those figures stand up with recognition. Connie Knisely thinks our sailor-boy to be. Is the nicest guy she will ever see. Mary I.atchford is a brilliant typist of the “Blue and White; Watching her bang those keys is sheer delight. Thomas Leinaweaver is a very joyful and friendly lad; He is always happy and never sad. Wayne Long comes from a large farm; He is quiet but has plenty of charm. Our black-haired Jeannette comes from Route One; To all she is a lot of joy and fun. Chippy” Maxwell is the smallest of the boys; Wherever you find him. there’s plenty of noise. Helen Maxwell very seldom does speak; When with Mick,” I wonder if she’s so meek. Of Paula Mease, quite a few boys are fond. But it does no good, ’cause her heart’s with “Bond. Betty Miller makes frequent visits to the A. P.; I wonder if it is Art whom she goes to see. Galen Mutzabaugh is the pianist of the class; With his musical ability, lie’s bound to pass. We have an award-winning turkey farmer; Herbert Potter is also quite a charmer. “Dottie” Seeger wants to spend her remaining years; With “Willie guarding her from all her fears. Johnny Schreibcr, the football captain, is very shy. But still he never leaves a shapely gal go by. Minnie Shotsberger is a gal with ideas fine; She’s a swell girl out for a good time. One of Burdie’s Riders is Donald Shull; He is always at hand whenever you call. “Bobbie Shull” is a man of football; W hen he tackles them, they really do fall. Johnny Smith with girls has plenty of time; Anything that is exciting, to him is fine. June Smith is sure to make an excellent wife; Besides her cooking and sew ing ability. she‘s very nice. Lois Stambaugh is always at hand, W ith all her lessons at her command. No matter where Annie” Wilson may go. There happiness and joy are sure to flow. Vera Woods has finally settled down for good; I’m sure she’d say, yes” if only Red would. Arlene Zciders and a junior are an inseparable pair; There’s none quite like them to compare. Now it is time that we step ahead. N. H. S. which we’ve faithfully led. And leave next year’s Seniors here to debate. How to follow the footsteps of Class ’48. The 1948 Blunita 19 Seated—Thelma Smith, Resta Gessner, Shirley Smith, Louise Gouser, Barbara Bell, Peggy Sharar, Kathleen Morrow, Georgianna Knuth, (irace Smith. Second row- Jacqualine Hagan. Phyllis Schill. Doris Hower, Gaytha Wertz, Ardella Potter, Gloria Ulsh, Jean Cree, Julia Wright. Gale Leonard, Edith Shaffer, Jean Freeland, Hazel Warren. Third row— Clarence Orwan, Glenn Morrison, John Aumon, Ronald Beasom, Charles Noll. Alton Hower, Austin Xeidigh, David Kennedy, Wilbur Barrick. Ralph Kinzer, Maynard Fritz. Frank Horting. Fourth row—David Clouser, Gerald Freeland. Richard Miller. Robert Rhykerd, William W iley. Thomas Meloy. Carl Haines, Robert Jones, Marlin Gutshall, William Radle. William McGowan, Wallace Wertz. Absent—Samuel Rolston. JUNIORS 0lart8 Officers President_______________________________ —_________________________ William McGowan Vice-President______—---------- -------------------------------------- allace Wertz Secretaries............................ —_________________....(iaytlia V ertz, I hyllis Sclull Treasurer ............................................................ . Louise Clouser 20 The 1948 Blunita Seated Shirley Rush, Reha Mac Kline, Ann Doughten, Barbara Kennedy, Marian Sheaffer, Peggy Horting, Dorothy Clouser, Sylvia Trout. Ruth Bell. Marie Woods, Adda Fortney, Maiy Lou Morrow, Naomi Leina-weaver, Shirley Rhoades, Arlene Burd, Shirley Fry. Second row—Janet Rudy, Martha Lea Longsderff. Marie Crissman, Gloria Pressley, Phyllis Campbell, Mary Jane Howell. Nancy Wagner, Frances Neeley. Joan Stuckey, Frances Page, Alma Horne, Lois Dick, Shirley Oren, Nancy Schreiber. Mary Schreiber, Minnie Haines. Third row Homer Smith, Banks Clouser, Robert Fisher, Charles Metzger. Richard Leedv, Donald March. Basil Arnold. William Crissman. James Zeiders, Jack Carl, Donald Crist. Robert Geary, Robert Clouser. Frank Flickinger, Harold Little. Donald Lightner. Fourth row—George Fisher. Max Sheaffer. Edward McKensie. Donald Trout. Donald Ramp. Charles Magee. W illiam Mitchell. Richard Fleming. Richard Clouser, David Schmid, Donald Mangle. Leonard Campbell. Ralph Miller. Charles Kipp. Robert Burns. Henry Newlin. Absent—Natalie Cox. SOPHOMORES (lla Officers 10-A President......—.....—.. —........................................ Ann Doughten Vice-President Richard Fleming Secretary Reha Kline Treasurer Barbara Kennedy President 10-B Donald Trout Vice-President Joan Stuckey Donald March Secretary Treasurer Rol ert Geary The 1948 Blunita 21 Seated—Mary Kinzer, Jean Wilson, Jane Hultzapple. Jacqualine Schmidt, Alyce Jacobs. Lenora Henry. Rita Myers. Connie Britcher, Arlene Walize, Doris Stambaugh. Jeannette Kapp. Mary Gouser. Second row- Viola Campbell. Donna Barrick. Betty Frye, Nancy McNaughton, Mary Jane Doutrich, Dorothy Fickes, Mary Ann Rolston, Orveida Latchford. l-ois Trout, Faye Haines, i.aura Knuth. Norma Jean Miller, Jean Smith. . Third roiv Ross Gouser. James Bailor, Donald Troutman. Harry Clay, Joyce Jefferies, Ruthetta Aumon. Patsy Hower, Patricia Brookhart, Frank Freeland, Ronald Bell. Nelson Campbell, Robert Sheaffer. Fourth rote- John Knisely. Arland Sheaffer. Donah! Seaman, Galatid Tighmer. Luke Saul. John Paden. Arby Myers. John Willis. Cletus Hoke. John Gabel. Clair Horting. William Nowark. Dale Morrison. Absent—Edward Bonsall. Ronald Fleisher. FRESHMEN Plass OIFihth President...... Vice-President.— Secretary-T reasurer 9-A .........................(laland Lightner ......................... Donald Seaman ________________________ Dale Morrison 9-B President Vice-President.....—...................... Secretary-T reasurer Beverly Flickinger Jane Hultzapple Betty Hamslier 22 The 1948 BI unit a EIGHTH GRADE Seated Betty Hamsher, Nancy Rice. Donna Miller. Virginia Crissman, Grace Kipp. Shirley Dick. Hazel Wilson, Stella Bevcr-lin, Nancy Rickr � le. Smrley Kell. Ellen Page. Frieda (‘ampliell. Imngene Steele. Helen Maynard. Patty Sharar, Jean I'lsh. Helen Wright. Phyllis Shull. Second rove Juan Metzger. Patty Fry. Joyce Ann Kslinger. Sara Hostler. Beverly Flicinger. Annie Rhoades. Arlene ('looser. Patty Sarvcr, Lois Sheaffer. Joyce Leinaweaver. Donna Hoke. Mary Wertz, Joyce Myers. Edna Brown, Ruth Shearer. Beverly Yohn. Joan Wagner. Dorothy Howell, Faye Knepp, Helen Saylor. Thira rote Darrv Brasom, Charles Page, Foster Sheaffer. Clarence Stine. Ronald Ncidigh. Paul Horting, Donald Dietz. William FoMelman. Walter Wright, James Dohhs, Norman Wagner, Fred Strickland. Carl Hetrick, James Wilson, Richard Troutman. David Maxw 11. Ronmr lliiss, Stanley Fickev Fourth rote Clair Lcsh, Herman Kraft. Ray Cree. Robert Baker, James Snyder. Richard Kiner. Jack Shade, Elwood Dudley, Walter Crist, Robert Dudley. William Troutman, Russel Finton, Clcatus Titlcr, Cloyd Murphy. Joh.i Ncidigh, Jay Campbell. Absent—Ray Latchford, Peggy Zaring. SEVENTH GRADE Seated Arietta Litxle. Betty Tumbaugh. Judy Stuckey, Romaine McVey, (Mara Wertz. Alice Kochenderfer. Alice Jones. Miriam Gipe, Nancy Bret . Delores Kiup. Helen Barrick, Heather Bria. Lucina Roush. Second rote Shirley Sheaffer. Ruth Ann Morgan, Gale Warren. Edna tatchtord. Naomi Mitchell. Marchia Kiner. Katherine Trout. Beverly Sliick. Slnrlev Rudy. Mary Radanaugh. Janet Himes. Janet Cavanaugh. Alice Leinaweaver. Shirley Mae Sheaffer Third r, r. Janies Maxwell. Joseph Baker. Donald Hockenbrock. Harry Freeland. Walter Morrow. John Schmid. Betty Ault, Mary Alice Kmnise. Jean I cLancey, Nancy Seaman. Norman Kimnnck. Edward Kapp. Robert Troutman. Kenneth Bell. Charles Zcchman. Fourth row- Rav Haines. Marlin (louser. James Dudley, Earl Collins. Harold Fisher. Harry Shull. Stanley Campbell. Chester latchford. Robert Zaring. Monty Miller. Kenneth Kmsley. Arthur I-esh. Frank Miller, C� eorge Schreiber. Absent Dorothy Barrick. Ralph Fickes. Lillie Howeli, W illinm I-itham. Dorothy Martin, Ray Smith. Janet Smith, Paul Wright. The 1948 Hlunita 23 SIXTH GRADE Seated Martha Kapp. Shirley Fry. Arlene Campbell. I-aRuc Turnhaugh. Shirley Snyder, Sandra WiUon, Eleanor Koch enderfer. Lorraine Campbell. Martha Vrich. Shirley Myers, Kathleen Bell. Mary Wright. Second tore—Cleda I tchford. Lois Latham. Georgia Longwell, Pauline Knisley, I ois Bell. Sue Cumblcr. Mary Gardner. Ruby Kipp. Sara Kennedy. Joyce Trout, Wetida Mutzabaugh. Third rote—Stuart Steinberg. Harold Page, John Amsler. David Haines. Robert Hostler. R � l ert Rice. Frank Garlin, Louis DeLancey, Robert Wiley, Charles Dick. James ( lay, Gerald Bream, Richard Clouser. Ralph Woods. Fourth roxk' William Manning, l eon Bierliower. Russell Baker, James Shick. Eugene Seiders, Marlin Fry. Max Butcher, El wood Rhodes, Donald Sarver, Roliert Bolingcr, Richard Cope, William Miller, William Metzger, Richard Balshaugh. Absent—Loy Shumaker, Nelson Miller, Mary Miller. FIFTH GRADE Seated—Kay Stambaugh, Lorraine Bell, Joyce Potter, Geraldine Holley, Ann Campbell, Carol Sault, Patsy Saylor, Peggy Shuman. Second row—Robert Fry, Donald Turnbaugh, Charles Maxwell, Thomas Witmyer, Arietta Howell, Julia Rush, Dixy Sarver, Faye Potter. Janet Trout, James Rickrode. Thomas Rudy, Clarence Clouser, Leroy Strickland. Third row—Ronald Cox, Clarence Barnhart. George Little. Marvin Clouser, James Seiders, John Kerr. William Morgan, David Oren, Daryl Campbell, Howard Burley. James Sharar, Ronald Gross. Fourth row—Harry Burley. Donald Collins. John Ramp, Loyd Rhodes. Donald Clouser, I irry Trout, Chester Carl. I-ester Howell. Ray Metzger, Robert Rudy, David Frye. Absent—Henry Howell, Joan Miller, Phyllis Campbell, Mary Lee Clouser, Donald Moore, Ronald Moore. 24 The 1948 Blunita FOURTH GRADE Seated Sandra Utah, Hetty Rverlin. Irene Holley, Saunda Miller. Mary Flickinger, Alice Aouler, Bonnie Shull. Rebecca Sower . Hrtt Strickland, Shirley Sheaffer, Janet Clouser, Wilma Holmes. Martina Smith. Irene Myers. Mary Emma Wendt. Second ro?t Peggy Dietz, Connie Longwell, Jean Smith. Anne Wertz, Dorothy Beverlin. Annie Howell, Dorothy I atchford, Betty Collins. Mary Kay Crane. Delores Brown. Ruth Ann Earnest, Betty Freeland. Bonnie Saylor, Catherine Holley, Pauline Bret . Third rau R � l� rrt Miller. Dwight Now-ark. William Sheaffer. Jesse FosseIman. Roliert Baker. William Soult, Lloyd Malseed, Anthony Campbell . I-arry Snyder, Donald Haines. Richard Baker, Raymond Gardner, Donald Raker. Paul Bell. Fourth rote Harvey Beverlin, Wayne Woods. Harold Fry. Verdin I atchford, Robert Howell, David L’lsh, Glenn Xeidigh, Lewis Cresler, Donald Wilson. I arry Hetrick, Richard Crist, Richard Seegar. Absent Albert Baker, Charles Howell. •Deceased. THIRD GRADE Seated Mary Catherine Fulton. Ruby Brown. Richard McVey. Mary Saylor. Patsy Sheaffer. Jon Book. Thelma Fosselman. Ruth Garlin, Loyetta Deckard. Nancy Heisey, Linda Dick. Vyonne Sheaffer. Joyce Ann Robinson. Charles Turnbaugh. Kermit XTSecond rote Park Steele, Stewart Trout. Kenneth Hultzapple. Terry Sarver, Monann Gibney. Geraldine Knislcy, Bonnie Meyer. Alice Clouser, Ida Ix e Zink, Arlene Amsler, Shirley Welfrey. Freida Troutman. Ivan Bitting. Larry Seaman, Ralph I-ntch ford. Harry Focht. , Third rou• Preston Rortell. Glen Hollev. Carl Dorman. Lance Brown . Ia e Campbell. ( harles I.ee Jacobs. Harold Clouser. Thomas Kauffman. Robert Todd. Robert Shultz. Richard Sharar. Robert Flickinger. Donakl Meyers. James Wilson. Fourth rote Forrest Jacobs. Daniel Hoover. Thomas Karstetter. Emery Galic. Wayne ( atnpbell. I onard Trout, Eugene Trout man. Harvey Gipe. Donald Holley. Donald ('looser. Graffins. Whitekettlr. Glenn Holley, Harvey Bierbower. Dennis Kerim. Walter Dietz. ‘Deceased. The 1948 Blunita 25 SECOND GR ADE Seated Barbara I«averty, Carolyn McXaughton. Carol Gabel. Rita Wright. Doris Trout. Susan Wagner. Barbara Clouscr, Helen Hostler. Samira Campbell. Carol Troutman. Ix rctta Wilson, Su� an Frve, Gwen Shade. Mary Hagstrom, Marian llagstrom. Barbara Crist. Second raxv—Mary I.ou Barrick. Thomas McGowan. Glenn Campbell. John Baker. Albert Rudy. Karl Clay. Robert Tresslcr, Charles Cope, John Kipp. Loretta Holley, Nancy Freeland. Carl Maxwell. George Smith, Edward Howell, Ronald Potter, Kenneth Turnbattgh. Third rote Sandra Horting. Lynnette Wilt, Dorothy Bell. Margaret Sheaffer, Betty Yohn. Donna Ixr Howell. Patsy Myers, Dorothy Dietz, I.inda Wilson. Ronald Little, Barry Miller, Ronald Musser, Jerry Myers, Earl Hcisey, William Kahlrr, William W'elfley. Fourth row—Marlin Taylor. James Holley. Gary Steigleman. Jerry Rothenberger. Charles Carl. David Shook, Ralph Lesh. Jr., Walton Wolpert, William Acker. Ronald Snoddy, Russell Gibney, Lenus Myers, Terry Kcitcr, Charles Zink. Marlin Haines, Robert Sharar. Absent—Gladys W’hitckcttle. Ardcan Latch turd. FIRST GRADE Seated Rose Miller. Ann Kahler. Karen Strickland. Diana Ronawitr, Donna Jones. Judith Westford. Peggy Sweger, Linda I.eedy. David Myers. laris Light. Nancy W’alliom. John Galic. Kathleen Strickland. Marilyn Robinson, Shirley Sharar. Second row Peggy Troutman. Park Bitting. Betty (.atchford. Jerry Mullen. Bonnie Cox. Billy Saylor. Rosella l.atham. George Sheaffer. Donald Frye. Mary Shaw. Vida Henry. Rolw-rt Rhoades. Carl Holley. James Clouscr, Mack Yohn. Third roiv Janet Potter. Mary Goldins, Betty Shields, Carol Jacobs. Benton Smith. Oscar Benson, Terry Woods, Robert Zink. James l esh. Grover Haines. Virginia Huss. Linda Tumbler. Patricia Ann Flickinger. Connie Rudy. Grace Noll. Fourth rote- Richard Barrick, Stanford Sheaffer. Richard Harry. David Hoffman, I irry Comp. I,anny Khrhart, Loretta Wal-lett, Merle Wright, John Clouscr, Jay Trout, Nancy Lee Rhoades. Joy Alice Howell. 26 The 1948 BI unit a ATHLETICS Seated—Harry Maxwell, Harold Campbell. Donald Shull, Leonard Bria. John Schreibcr, Co-Captain; George Clay, Harry Aumon, Lester Fleisher, Robert Shull. Leland Doughten. Second rote—James Zeiders, Basil Arnold, Edward McKensie, John Aumon, W illiam Wiley, Robert Jones. William McGowan, Robert Fisher. Third row—George Fisher. Leonard Campbell, Donald Seamon, Charles Magee, John Laden, Clarence Or-wan, Donald March. Fourth row—Charles E. Carter. Coach: Harold Little, Manager: Ralph kinzer, Manager; Donald Trout; Cletus Hoke. Manager. Bill Dietz, Co-Captain; James Kinzer, Manager; Ronald Bell. Manager. This year the football team did an excellent job despite the fact that they were defeated many times. The varsity was composed of six seniors: John Schreibcr ( R. Tackle), Donald Shull (R. Guard), Robert Shull (L. Guard), Harold Campbell (L. Guard), Leland Doughten (Quarterl ack), and Leonard Bria (Fullback). Four other seniors, Harry Maxwell (Halfback), George Clay (Guard), Harry Aumon (Halfback), and Lester Fleisher (Fullback) saw a lot of action. Bill Dietz, another senior, was injured early in the season. 2B The 1948 Blunita Tirst raw- Dale Morrison, Harold Little (Managers), Harry Maxwell, George Clay, Harry Aumon. Leonard Bria (Captain). Gerald Freeland, Clyde Gessner, Ronnie Beasotn, Leland Doughten, Robert Shull (Managers). Second rmv—Mr. Carter (Coach), Robert Fisher, Carl Clouser, John Aumon, Charles Magee, Edward McKen-sie. Donald Ramp, Robert Jones, William Wiley, James Zeiders. BOYS' BASKETBALL Opponent Opp. N.H.S. I-andisburg___________________________________________________65 29 Millerstown_--------------------------------------------------29 30 Ickesburg. _ .......................... _..... ...........—30 28 Newville.................................. -..................32 23 Carson Long___________________________________________________ 38 24 Marysville................................................... 21 18 Faculty.. ......... 37 27 Duncannon............................... -.—----------- 60 19 Alumni........................................... —..-.....30 14 Juniata Joint. 44 18 Millerstown 19 27 Marysville ................ 28 30 ( arson Long............................................... ..33 14 Faculty 31 36 New Bloomfield...-.......-_______________________ —...- 48 30 Duncannon .........................48 30 I-andisburg...................................................39 22 Juniata Joint 42 38 The 1048 Blunila 29 Seated— Lois Stambaugh, Vera Woods, Martha Lee Longsdorff, Jean Ewing, Camelia Derr (Captain), Connie Knisely, Mary Cioudy, Dorothy Ctouser, Jacqualinc Kagan. Still'd illy- Helen Maxwell, Arlene Zeiders (Managers), Gale Leonard. Mary Clouser, Lois Dick, Paula Mease, Nancy Wagner, Phyllis Schill, Ann Doughten, Jeannette Kapp, Miss Yoder (Coach), Kathleen Morrow (Manager). GIRLS' BASKETBALL Opponent Opp. N.HS. Landisburg................................................ 26 11 Millerstown 8 16 Ickesburg_______________________________________________ 18 8 Marysville........................................... 26 16 Duncannon...................................................13 14 Alumni 22 24 Juniata Joint 35 21 Millerstown.................................... _......13 10 Marysville 28 36 Xew Bloomfield 16 21 Duncannon................................................. 17 27 Landisburg......................... _.................... 16 14 Juniata Joint----------------------------- ;_______________40 30 30 The 1948 Blunila J-V BASKETBALL Seated— Harold Little, John Paden, Richard Fleming, Jack Carl, Leland Doughten. Standing—Mr. Carter (Coach), Ross Clouser, Homer Smith, Donald Lightner, Frank Flickinger, Ronald Bell, Dale Morrison (Manager). The 1948 Blunila 31 BASEBALL Seated Harry Maxwell, George Clay, Clyde Gessner, Leonard Bria, Thomas Leinawcaver. Robert Shull. Second row- Dale Morrison (Manager), Mr. Carter (Coach), Donald Trout, Gerald Freeland, Edward McKensie, William Wiley, Robert Jones. Henry Newlin (Manager). Third row—Harold Little, John Paden. Robert Fisher, James Zeiders, Leland Doughten. 32 The 1948 Blunita FEATURES HAM) Banner Carriers—Jane Hultzapple, Mary Ann Rolston. First rote—Joan Stuckey. Harold Lesh. Frank Freeland, James Gearv, Herbert Potter. Robert Fisher, Charles Magee, Barbara Bell, Ann Doughten, Connie Britcher, Ross Clouser, Nancy Rice. Second row—Patty Sarver, Jean Delaney, Patty Martin. Alice Jones. Dale Morrison, Norman Wagner, Patty Fry, Ardella Potter, Peggy Zaring, Ruth Ann Morgan, Beverly Flickinger, Jean Ulsh. David Haines. Arthur Lesh, Mary Alice Knou se. Third row—Heather Bria, Donald Troutman. Loy Shumaker, Robert Bollinger, Darrv Beasom, Charles Kipp, Mary Lou Wertz, Glenn Morrison, Ronnie Beasom, Robert Rhvkerd, Thomas Melov, Donald Lightner, Harry Clay. Marie Woods. Fourth row—Joyce Myers. Joan Metzger, Lois Dick. Leland Doughten, William Wiley. Donald Mangle. Galen Mutzabaugh, Donald March, Richard Fleming, Lois Stambaugh. Nancy Wagner, Francis Neely, Ellen Page. Sealed Mrs. Wolpert (Adviser), Arlene eiders, Connie Knisely, Leonard Bria. Dorothy Secger, James Geary, James Kinzer, Lois Stamhaugli, Minnie Shotsberger, Mary Latchford, Camelia Derr, Mr. Kerr (Adviser). S landing Galen Mutzabaugh, Ann Wilson, George Clay. Louise Clouscr, Lewis Kepner, Phyllis Sehill, Marlin Gut.shall. Jacqualine Kagan. Konald Beasom, Gloria CIsh, Glenn Morrison, Thelma Smith, Edith Shaffer,' Julia Wright, Jean Crec. Shirley Smith, Doris Mower, Ardella Potter, Mary Goudy. BLUE AND WHITE The staff of the Bine and White for the year 1947-48 consisted of the following: Editorial Staff Editor-in-chief James Geary James Kinzer Dorothy Seeger News Editor Feature Editor Sports Editor—Bovs Leonard Bria Sports Editor—Girls Connie Knisely Alumni Editoi Arlene Zeiders Exchange Editor Ann Wilson Art Editor Galen Mutzabaugh Reporters — Mary Goudy, Lewis Kepner, Louise Clouser, Phyllis Sehill, Marlin Gutshall. Jacqualine Ragan, Ronnie Reasont, Gloria Ulsh, Glenn Morrison, Thelma Smith, Edith Sheaffer, Julia Wright, Jean Cree, Shirley Smith, Ardella Potter. Business Staff Business Manager Lois Stamhaugli Typists—Minnie Shotsberger, Mary I itch-ford, Camelia Derr. Advertising Manager George Clay Faculty Advisors—Mrs. Parthenia H. Wolpert. Mr. Kenneth W. Kerr. The 1948 Blunila 35 CHORUS Seated—Lois Stambaugh. Thelma Smith. Minnie Haines, Ann Doughtcn, Shirley Smith. Louise Clouser, Helen Fleisher, Jean Ewing. Vera Woods, (iloria Ulsh, Camelia Derr, Paula Mease, Jeannette Lowe, Mary Goudy, Mary Lou Morrow. Second row —Jacqualine Kagan. Phyllis Schill, Gaytha Wertz, Ardella Potter, Barbara Kennedy, Helen Kessler. Ada Kessler. Minnie Shotsberger. Betty Miller, Arlene Burd. Keba Mae Kline, Mary Schreiber, Nancy Schreiber, Julia W right, Jean Cree. Third rott—Doris Hower, June Smith. Nancy Wagner. Shirley Oren, Lois Dick. Marie Woods, Martha Lea Longsderff, Barbara Bell. Joan Stuckey, Peggy Horting, Gale Leonard. Connie Knisely. Mary Latchford, Anne Wilson, Shirley Kush, Edith Shaffer. Fourth row—Homer Smith. Robert Fisher, Glenn Morrison, Leonard Bria. Harry Autnon, Robert Khykerd, William Wiley, Donald Ramp, Richard Fleming, Charles Magee. Donald Mangle, David Schmidt, Herbert Potter, Galen Mutzabaugh, James Geary, Charles Kipp, Donald Lightner. Frank Flickinger. GLEE CLUB Standing—Peggy Horting. Shirley Rush, Mary Alice Knouse, Barbara Kennedy, Jacqualine Ragan, Barbara Bell. Mary Lou W ertz. Betty Ault. Phyllis Schill. Lois Stambaugh,. Mary Goudy. Second roiv—Heather Bria. Jean Ulsh, Judy Stuckey, Connie Britcher, Martha Lee Longsderff, Minnie Haines, Arlene Clouser. Janet Himes. Gale Leonard, Ann Doughten, Beverly Flickinger, Helen Maynard, Louise Clouser. Pianist—Galan Mutzabaugh. 36 The 1948 Blunito JUNIOR AND SENIOR PLAY—“ROOM TROUBLE” Seated—Leonard Bria, Jacqualinc Ragan, Leland Doughten, Louise Clouser, Harry Maxwell, Wallace Wertz, Ann Wilson, Ronald Beasom, Connie Knisely, James Geary. Second ratv- Mrs. Wolpert (Coach), Gloria Ulsh, Shirley Smith. Barbara Bell, Doris Howcr, Gaytha Wertz, Lois Stambaugh, Kathleen Morrow, Resta Gessner, Julia W right, Arlene Zeiders, Mrs. Soule (Coach). Third row—Phyllis Schill, Dorothy Seeger, James Kinzer. Galen Mutzabaugh, Harold Campbell, Herbert Potter, William McGowan, Lewis Kepner, Mary l tchford, Thelma Smith. Fourth row—Harry Aumon, Robert Shull, Robert Rhykerd, William Wiley, Gerald Freeland, Lester Fleishcr, Ralph Kinzer. LIBRARIANS Seated Charles Kipp, Barbara Bell, Mary Lou Morrow, Donald Mangle, Ardella Potter, Donald Lightner. Standing___Miss Yoder (Adviser), Richard Fleming, Grace Smith. Barbara Kennedy, Ralph Kinzer, Minnie Haines, Miss Bair (Adviser). The 1948 Blunita 37 STUDENT COUNCIL Sealed Dairy Beasotn, Mary Goudy, Shirley Smith. George Clay, David Kennedy. Mary Alice Knouse, Nancy Rice. Standing—Robert Sheaffer. Helen Maynard. Robert Zaring. Shirley Rush, Martha Lea Longsderff, James Zeiders, Mary Ann Rolston, Homer Smith, Robert Baker, Mr. Eby (Adviser). STUDENT COURT Seated -Ruth Bell. Ronald Beasotn. Doris Hower, Secretary; Leonard Bria. President; Dorothy Seeger, Vice-President ; Tom Leinaweaver, Faye Haines. Standing—Judy Stuckey. Donald Seamon; Mr. Kipp (Adviser), Richard Fleming. Mrs. Soule (Adviser), Charles Page. 33 The 1948 Blumta F. F. A. Seated Ross Clou sc r, Nelson Campbell, John Kniscly. Billie Nowark, James Bailor. Ronald Bell. Arland Sheaffer, Donald Troutman. Second row—Mr. Miller (Adviser), Arby Myers. Leonard Campbell, Banks Clouser, Cleatus Hoke. John Gabel, Max Sheaffer, Luke Saul. Third Lester Fleisher, Herbert Potter, Donald Shull. John Smith. Lewis Kepner, Carl Haines, David Kennedy, Austin Neidigh. ♦ HOME ECONOMICS Vera Woods. June Smith. Helen Kessler, Helen Maxwell, Mary Goudy, Mrs. Graham (Adviser), Helen Fleisher. The 1948 Blunita 39 JOURNALISM CLASS Phyllis Schill, Jacqualine Ragan, Joyce Jefferies, Barbara Bell, Jean Ewing. Edna Brown, Martha Lea Longs-derff, Rhonnie Huss. 40 The 1948 Blunita Seated— Ann Doughten, Barbara Kennedy, Lois Dick. Shirley Oren. Reba Kline, Charles Magee. Nancy Wagner. Richard Fleming. Barbara Bell, Minnie Haines, Donald Mangle, Donald Lightner, Homer Smith. Charles Kipp. Standing—Mrs. Wolpert (Adviser). CHEERLEADERS REF) CROSS Seated Henry Ncwlin, Shirley Oren, Ronald Beasom, Gloria Ulsh, John Schreiber, Mary Goudy, Dorothy Clouscr. Standing—James Dobbs. Shirley Kell, Harry Clay, Joyce Myers, Mrs. Soule (Adviser), Alice Leinaweaver, Ronald Neidigh, Doris Stambaugh. SENIOR MAJORETTES Connie Knisely, Arlene Zeiders, Shirley Smith, Mary Goudy, Gloria Ulsh. The 1948 BI unit a 41 Greenfield's Newporter Hotel Sunoco Service E. I). Thomas, Prop. TIRES AND BATTERIES Hinne Cooked Meals A TO Z LUBRICATION GAS AND OIL SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNERS ROOMS Phone 189R Newport, Pennsylvania Compliments COOK’S GROCERIES of MAX H. WALKER CAS AND OIL COMMUNITY PURE FOOD STORE Phone 154 East Newport, Pa. East Newport NEWPORT GREENHOUSE CARLISLE HYGIENIC ICE Einar Westford, Prop. COMPANY ICE AND COLD STORAGE FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Member F. T. D. Phone 175 Newport. Fa. Hiom 15ft 42 The 1948 Blunila ('.om ilim cuts of E. GUY KEPNER SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF ’48 RUDY’S RESTAURANT Mi . John RUCK, Prop. Magee's Cut Rate MEALS AT ALL HOLRS BREYER’S ICE CREAM WHITMAN’S CHOCOLATES “On the Square ’ ZUKERMAN’S AMERICAN GREETING CARDS MAGAZINES AND PAPERS DEPARTMENT STORE Clothing : Shoes Center Square Newport FURNISH INCS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY The 1948 Blunito 43 Gard M. Smith Manufacturer of BLUE RIBBON Flour, Ferd. Grain, Salt Building Material, Fertilizer McPherson and Coal Jewelry Store Esso (ins, kerosene Enel Oil anil Motor Oils Tires anil Tubes Phone: Plain IKR2. Newport 2HJ Com pliments RADIO SALES AND SERVICE of The Great Atlantic £r Pacific Tea Company W. W. SHOWERS Tel. 23M Newport, Pa. Ray A. 1 Ish, Manager FRESH MEATS AND KELL FUNERAL HOME GROCERIES 44 The 1948 Blunita Shiffer Brothers H. R. WENTZEL SONS PERRY FEEDS : IVORY FLOUR ELECTRICAL AND REFRIGERATION CRAIN SERVICE — Kelvinator . . . Benclix Laiwlinhurg Newport Stromberg-CarUon Compliments FRED A. BEASOM Phone 213 Newport, Pa. MEATS AND GROCERIES Compliments of SNYDER’S SHOP LADIES' AND GIRLS' APPAREL Phone 169 DAVID M. MYERS 447 North Fourth Street “NEWPORT ONE PRICE STORE'' Bennie F. Carl, Prop. CLOTHING AND SHOES Phone 17R Newport, Pa. The 1948 Blunila 45 ALTON L. COMP - LOUIS J ANSEN Compliments BARBER SHOP of “DICK” NEWLIN “The Barber” Newport, Pennsylvania H. M. FLICKINGER J. S. HARPER PLUMBING AND HEATING A. B. C. OIL BURNERS FRESH MEAT AND GROCERIES Phone 22R Newport, Pa. Phone 191 Compliments SNAP-ON TOOLS CORP. of Forged Steel Products Div. BOSSERMAN’S DRUG STORE THE CLASS OF 1948 Wish to Thank Compliments of Their Patrons and Advertisers NEWPORT MANUFACTURING Please COMPANY Patronize Our Advertisers 46 The 1948 Blunila Gelnett Bros. Com tlimentx FORD of Sale and Service FORI) TRACTORS Family Shoe Store and Implement ROBERT BAER, Manager iiiii TIRES AM) ACCESSORIES Newport. Pa. Newport, Pa. Compliments of MART ROWE J. J. NEWBERRY CO. Helm 1 .filer. Mgr. THE IIII.I. BARBER Newport. Pa. BILLET’S ELECTRIC SHOP NEWPORT APPLIANCE CENTER Your Weslinghouae Store Sale? and Service Phone 1080-J IIS SOUTH HANOVER STREET CARLISLE, PA. MARKET STREET NEWPORT, PA. The 1948 Blunita 47 0 0 0 Sc aaldatyl They cement many lasting friendships. Soon von and your classmates will take different roads, and it may be many years la-fore some of you may meet again. Schooldays do not last forever — and when they are past, memories are kept warm hy 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 tile hesl photographic work, and tin- doors are open to students of The Newport High School anil their friends. Why not arrange to come to the studio now and have that photograph taken? SPECIAL RATES FOR STUDENTS (Ihr iEttsmiiuu'r § tuMms Phone 5228 Second and Walnut Streets Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 48 The 1948 Blunita The 1948 Blunila 49 Compliments of SHULL’S RESTAURANT Compliments 21 SOUTH SECOND STREET of NEWPORT, PA. A. C. Schill Compliments of AMERICAN STORES NEWPORT, PA. Compliments SMITH’S of HARDWARE STORE M. R. SMARR Compliments of Compliments NEWPORT AUTO PARTS, INC. of QUALITY PARTS FOR ALL CARS AND TRUCKS JEFFERIES’ MARKET Phone 68 31 N. Second Street Newport, Pa. 50 The 1948 Blunita COMCKA T LILA T IO! S TO THE CLASS OF Hi flcutiafa T cun The 1948 Blunila 51 Compliments of WESTERN AUTO STORE R.G. BREDBENNER Petroleum Products TIRES - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES Phone 60 Newport, Pa. Compliment of Compliment NEWPORT LAUNDRY of and WEEKLY NEWS-SUN DRY CLEANING Compliment of Ralph J. Lesh Perry Farm Bureau Co-op Ass'n CHRYSLER and PLYMOUTH Oh ncil by the Patrons It Serves — FEEDS - SEEDS - FERTILIZERS FIRESTONE STORK PETROLEUM PRODUCTS AND Quality Merchandise FARM SUPPLIES Office: Newport, Pu.—Plume 190 Newport, Pa. If ranch: Loysville—Phone 46R4 52 The 1948 Blunita BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ’48 LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE No. 1562 Newport, Pennsylvania Harry M. Kough Compliment of Pianos Radios General Motors Refrigerators FRANK M. MILLIGAN Eleetrie Ranges Insurance Agent and Eleetrie Water Heaters Broker Home Freezers Kitchen Cabinets Automatic Washers Hill EDMONDSON Phone 24M Newport, Pennsylvania Roco The 1948 Blunita 53 BEST W ISHES TO CLASS OF 1948 Visit Our College Shop from JIM'S STORE 1 1 DoutrichS J Compliment of ALMA’S BEAUTY SALON Complete Beauty Service 302 Market Street 19 S. FOURTH STREET I'hone 265 Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Compliments of H EAM'S 0 L L E R 1 N K 54 The 1948 Blunita Webb and Wolfe K i n ney's QUALITY SPORTING GOODS EDUCATOR S If O E S FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY 211 W alnut Street Harrisburg. Pa. 319 Market Street Harrisburg, Pa. Shenk and Tittle Compliments of HENRY’S Harrisburg, Pa. “EVERYTHING FOR SPORT” FINE DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY 313 Market Street LIPPMAN’S Jewelers Since 1889 Harrisburg. Pennsylvania 311 Market Street Harrisburg, Pa. The 1948 BI unit a 55 56 The 1948 Blunita GOOD TASTE IN FASHIONS DAVIS JEWELRY STORE WITHOUT EXTRAVAGANCE DIAMONDS : WATCHES : JEWELRY Keepsake Diamond Phone 3-2954 The Store Dependable 1 N. THIRD ST. HARRISBURG, PA. Furs : Coat : Dresses Compliment Sportswear of Lingerie : Accessories JUNIOR DRESS SHOP —for— — Women, Misses, and Children 302 MARKET ST. HARRISBURG, PA. Second Floor MILLER’S SHOE STORE FRED B. HARRY On the Square” Hatter . . . Haberdasher 3 SOUTH MARKET SQUARE and 203 MARKET STREET Harridnirg Hold Building CORNER THIRD AND LOCUST STREET HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA Harrisburg, Pa. Open Evenings Since 1891 E. G. HOOVER Compliment Jeweler and Silversmith of — HOOVER’S 25 N. THIRD STREET HARRISBURG. PA. The 1948 Blunita 57 REST W ISHES TO CLASS OF 48 Hall's Dairy E. C. Reisinger HEATING ANI) PLUMBING QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS MODERN KITCHENS Drink; Milk It's Nature's Perfect Food Phone 4--R2 Millerstown, Pa. New Bloomfield. Pa. Phone 5-R6 H. P. DYSON’S SONS CO. FLOUR . . . FEED . . . SEEDS HAMPTON, SNYDER SEEDS “Everything to lluiltl Anything” Lumber—Mill work—Building PHONE 49 New Bloomfield. Pa. NEW BLOOMFIELD, PA. Compliment of B. F. KELLER W. H. GIEG MeCORMICK-DEERING HARDWARE AND PLUMBING FARM TRACTORS . . FARM IMPLEMENTS Millerstown, Pa. Repairs of All kind Phone y.ilf t New Bloomfield. Pa. 58 The 1948 Blunita YOUR JEWELER’S REPUTATION IS YOUR BEST SECURITY � C A R P E NTER'S 40 North Third Street Ilarri hurg. Pa. Compliments of N. E. Black WEIMER’S BIJICK . . . PONTIAC MOUNTAIN SIDE SERVICE STATION Millerstown, K. F. I). — Compliments of New Bloomfield. Pa. H. F. CAMPBELL SONS The 1948 Blunila 59 FOR HEALTH'S SAKE ISRAEL’S ROLLER SKATE Men's and Boys' Wear 25 Year of Faithful Service to the People in thi Vicinity RUSS ROLLER KINK Sterrit’s (rap. Pa. 107 N. Hanover Street Six Miles North of Carlisle Carlisle, Pa. Compliment of ROY SWIGERT MILLER’S AUTO SUPPLY Men's Wear 10810 HANOVER STREET CARLISLE, PA. CARLISLE, PENNSYLVANIA G. R. KINNEY If You €1011“! Get It Anywhere Else Try Edit cal or Shoes LEHMAN'S For the Entire Family 15 N. HANOVER STREET CARLISLE, PA. We Specialize in INFANTS' AND CHILDREN’S WEAR THE HUB Exclusive Ladies’ Shop Lehman's On the Square . . . Carlisle 23 N. HANOVER STREET • CARLISLE, PA. Distinctive Styles for Juveniles 60 The 1948 Blunita Compliments of Poplar Grove I n n Meek’s Corner Standard Pennant Co. Big Bun, Pennsylvania Jefferson County MANUFACTURERS OF FELT ANI) CHENILLE AWARDS Also SWEATERS T RESERVED FOR THE G. I. GROCER The 1948 Blunita 61 AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS PATRONS' PAGE Boll Shull Walter L. Cressler Clyde Gessner Angelo L. McGowan Les Fleisher Louise Clouser Earl S. Kipp The Great James L. (Jim Geary) Harold Win. Campbell Lois Stamhaugh Helen Maxwell Bill Dietz Frenchy Bria Mary and Tom G. E. Todd K. W. Kerr Paula Mease Connie Knisely Camelia Derr Mary Kinzer June Smith Anne Wilson “Chip” Maxwell Dottie Seeger Vera W oods James Kinzer Dick Huss Jim Orwan Jean Ewing C. D. Rothenlicrger Betty Miller Pat Yoder Herli Potter Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Carter and Vicki Carl Clouser Galen Mutzahaugh L. W. “Dugan” Doughten A Twinco Yearbook, Twin City Printing Co., Champaign, Illinois