Newport High School - Blunita Yearbook (Newport, PA)

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To the Blunita: It is both a privilege and a pleasure to greet the readers of the 1949 Blunita and to compliment its editor. This is another edition of the Newport Union yearbook, sponsored and edited by the students of the High School. The book is intended to give in a graphic record the school life of Newport. It also reveals the aims and achievements of the school in all its activities. For the fine memories the book suggests, the editors and staff members are pleased to present to all readers this 1949 Blunita. Yours sincerely, II. K. Fby. Supervising Principal. SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS C. F. D’Olier William Miller Merle Kauffman Homer Gable Herbert Ftickinger Henry Paul President -C. F. D’Olier Secretary—William Miller Officers Vice-president—Henry Faul Trcasurer—Alfred Wolpert 11x4 1949 Blunita a

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LIONS CLUB OFFICERS l:ronl row. left to rif ht—I'. Guy Kepner. president: Edwin K. Soule, first vice-president; Raymond T. Stuckey; second vice-president; Harold B. Branthoffer. Rack row—Ray A. Ulsh, director; Bennie F. Carl, lion tamer; Fred A. Reason, director: J. M. Bolingcr treasurer; Luke Buffenmyer, secretary; H, K. Eby, director; Sam Zuckerman, past president. .tbsi'iit—T. J. Donaghy, director; Clarence B. Burd, tail twister. W I'-, tlie graduating class of 1949, hereby dedicate this hook, the sixth volume of the Rhinita, to the Lions Club of Newport. . . . The following are a few of the advances made by them in this community: the starting and continuation of the annual Hallowe'en | arade, the installation of the lights on the Fourth Street School building and the Newport River Bridge, the sponsoring of the new playground, a Christmas Program for the community children, a lianquet every year for the football players, and a car ]x ol for the football players. Some years ago, they also gave an outfit of clothes to the underprivileged children of the school. . . . In this way we wish to show our appreciation of the many things the Lions Club has done to promote better conditions here in Newport. I The 1949 Black-hawk

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It gck eel facu EARL S. KIPP Principal—Social Studies H. DOUGLAS GROSS Agriculture WALTER CRESSLER Mathematics—H istory C. D. ROTHENBERGER Science—History—Geography MISS JEAN KINZER Commercial MRS. AMANDA W. SOULE English—Latin—Business Training MRS. PARTHENIA WOLPERT English—French MISS LEONE MONTHIETH istory—English LUKE BUFFENMYER Science—Mathematics—Business Training MISS PATRICIA YODER English—Physical Education—Health MISS PHYLLIS BAIR Geography—English—Art MISS CAROL ASH Home Economics GEORGE A. KATCHMER Civics—Health—Physical Education 6 The 1949 Blunita