Newport High School - Bruin Yearbook (Newport, WA)

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-Qian 4, Giris' llerenceifones- High Qpe Club 4' Class Phltbrd' reefbell Boys' Federation. Orchestre: A 1-4 2, Debate Hazel Stewart- Girls' League Hiking Letter 2-55 1. High Times Staff 2-5-43 Club Vice-President 43 High School Revue 1. Leslie Blocker- Boys' Federation Leslie Herela- Orchestra 15 Beeketbell 2-55 Mr. Waller- Our Boss.

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CLASS HISTORY Another year has passed and once again a graduating class stands' upon the portals of life with reminiscences of its former activities as students of Newport High School. We ask ourselves - have we obtained the desired and predicted amount of knowledge necessary to enable us to proceed with our ambitions? Of the present graduation class, there are only five original ' members who have completed twelve years of school together. The veterans are: Jeane Bardwell, Jean Braddock, Carol Adams, Glenn Trowbridge, and Robert Van Amb rgh. Upon looking over past records, it has been discovered that in the sixth grade there were seventeen members of the class together and those graduating from the eighth grade and still with the class numbered twenty seven. The present graduating class ' of fourty one is the largest in the history of N. H. S. I! 71 ll Were we scared? Well, and what if we were? Who wou1dn't be with, The Junior's taunting ridicule, The Senior's haughty stare, The Superior glance of Sophomores ' These made life hard to bear. It wasent long befor' each of us was presented with a pink slip upon which our schedule was written. Although the information was complete, many Freshmen Latin students ended up in the General Science depart- mentand some poor disillusioned Algebra pupils found themselves face to face with the pots and pens of the Home Economics department. We were very proud Freshies, indeed, when during the middle part of October, the student body honored us with a reception. Every- one enjoyed the event immensely, with the exception of a few un- fortunate Freshies, who, it is rumored, went for a joy ride from which they walked back. During the turmoil we contrived to call a meeting and elected the following officers: Keith Amsbaugh, President, Jean Bowman, Vice- Presidentg Maxine Cross, Secretaryg Wanda Oviatt, treasurer. Our class adviser was Mr. Swenson. Things went smoothly for a time. We presented a program in the ' assembly entitled, HThe Jazz Weddingn, which was a great success and was the talk of the school for weeks to come. We climaxed our Freshman year with a grand finale - - the annual freshman party. Much time and energy was spent on this historical success and to this day we remain proud of our first social function.