Newport High School - Bruin Yearbook (Newport, WA)

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Senior Class Song Here's to dear old high school days Of which we will gladly sing. Now we'll sing the parting lays Let every loyal student sing. Think of all the happy hours And of our carefree ways. Sing to her our Alma Mater The high school of our heart always. Now our high school days are o'er The dear old school we're leaving. In this world wc must travel far, Happiness and success to bring. Think of all the happy hours And of our carefree ways. Sing to her our Alma Mater The high school of our hearts always. Chours: To the trees, To the skys To the spring in its glorious happiness. To thc youth, To the fires To the life that is moving and calling us To the Gods, ' To the Fates, To the rulers of men and their destiny, To thc Boys, To the Girls, To thc memories that linger always.

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CLASS PROPHECY May 26, 1955 . Medical Lake, Wash The Insane Asylum, in order to keep track of their former inmates, are collecting statistics on the 1955 Senior Class of Newport High School. The de:tective,who is gathering this information, has just completed his job and sent in his report by telegrame. Leslie Blocker is surely in a grate business, he is selling stoves. Joe Long is busy selling soap, his motto is UGrime does not payn. Maxine Cross is the author of the book, Crossroads of Life. George and Charles Pulford are in the towing car business. They sure know how to pull a Ford. Lilly Clausnitzer, Mildred Elmer, Edna Sugden, Jeraldine Van and Hazel Stewart have started an old maids' Club, one of their regulations is to look under the bed each night. Leona Duncan has gone in the Duncink Doughnuts business. Lolabelle Cain is a sweet little girl, she is raising sugar cane. Arthur Runnels is busy raising hogs, he sure knows how to bring home the bacon. Carol Adams is an old maid. She wants to get married so badly that when she heard that clothes make the man she bought a complete man's outfit. Harry Freeman says he goes around with the cream of society, oh well, the cream of today is the cheese of tomorrow. Johanna Vander Weyst is running a laundryg her motto is well known by everybody, HButton, Button, whc's gotde buttonu. Bob Blake is now the famous memory expert. His wife thinks that he's perfect except for one thing, he can't remember where he puts his collar buttons. A. Kieth Amsbaugh is now a famous surgeon, he is so funny he keeps you in stitches all the time. Jean Bowman, the dentist's daughter, is still a gold digger, her slogan is WDars gold in dem dar fillingsu. Harold Larsen refuses to say anything about himself until he's seen his lawyer.