Newport High School - Bruin Yearbook (Newport, WA)

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Ruth Shull wills her ambition to be Q farmer to Evelyn Maitlem. Leslie Dunwoodio bequeeths his technique with the fair sex to Raymond Gallatin. ' June Conlon--On account of the depression, June Conlon re- fuses to will anything te anyone, A Mr. Waller wills his ability to stop all spring fever epii denies such ns swimming, etc. to the junior In witness whereof, we have hereunto names and affixed our seal this 21st day of your of our Lord one thcusdnd nine hundred 4, A Philosophy Said a philosopher one day: UA1ike we tread the self-same wayg I will help youg you can help meg class advisor. subscribed our May in the nd thirty-foun Thus through our lives run harmony, The time is short that we are here, Be thoughtful, hopeful, of good cheer, Seen Mother Earth unto her breast Will press us close in drenmless rest. Against this day 1et's, you and I, Be friendly to the passer-by I That with him after we are gone Some memory sweet will linger en. John J. Ldngenbach

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CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1950, fifty-five mischeivous freshmen attended their first student assembly as members of News port High School. It was an eventful day indeed! We were welcomed by Mr. Waller, given instructions concerning location of classes, and our first taste of the enthusiasm and pep of the high school yells, then were dismissed to bargain for books as best we could and return the next morning ready to work C?D. Most of us, having been in the high school for our eighth grade work, knew our way about the buildingg how- ever,'some had difficulty remembering when to go to which class, thus giving the uppen classmen some opportunity to poke fun at us, under which nrazzingn we stood up bravely. Our eighth grade class pres1dent,,Alma Linden, had guided us so well, to again chose hereto lead us througa our first year in high school. The other officers select- ed wereg Mr. Mathews, adviserg Cleo Leonard, Vice-Presb dcntg George Swenson, Secretaryg Shirlic Slusser, Treas- urorg and Alma Linden, Student Council Representative. This first year was one of constant activity as we were very desirous of earning enough money to give the best Freshmen Party in the history of the high schoolin return for the grand Reception the Student Association had given in our honor at the beginning of the year. By the process of giving pie sales, candy sales, and selling megaphones for football games, we accumulated ape proximately 665.00 which we deemed a sufficient amount to enable us to give a party worthy of our class, conscquest- ly we set the date for Friday, March 15. Since our class colors are green and silver, we cov- ered the ceiling of the gymnasium with fir tree boughs and' hung silver balloons at irregular lengths. The highlights of the evening were the program which preceded the dancing the tasty refreshments and punch, and the distribution of confetti. The undis puted success ofijxzparty well reward ed us for our efforts.- By the end of our freshmen year we had attained three reputations fyou may judge for yourself how creditable

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Ernest Black wills his option on Telephone Operators to Ordway Persyn. ' Shirlie Slusser wills her names as the WRuntH to Gladys, Trowbridge. You'll have to Hgrwe upn new that you're a senior. Stella Stark bequeaths her flaming red hair to R, D, Smidh It ought to go well with your freckles. Eleanor Faucett wills her baratone voice to Wilde Butz, It is to be used in hor future singing career. Jim Bishop refuses to will any of his Soeialistie ideas until he has consulted the rest ef the party. Doris Hamburg leaves her WDutchman striden to Winston Ana derson, It night be of an advantage, Swede, in the 2,20 next year. Harold Chaney bequeaths his quiet disposition to Joe Mohan Frances Smith' wills her many used by-words to Wallace Ke- ough--that is, if you promise not to use them as much as she has. Edwin Painter wills his new name as nwilmau te Laverne Jaynes. Remember, Lavereno, it's just the name yeu'11 have te see Edwin about the girl. Gladys Clausnitzer bequcaths her loud boisterous ways te Clarence McLain, Arne Dahlen, and Orlan Knuth. Ethel Terlson wills her HAH in American Government to any junior smart enough to talk Mac out of it, Alice Rafflor leaves her place on the honor roll te Lois Sherman. Thcre's an honor to strive for. Alfred Lear wills his clever artistic ability to 'Marfebie Miller. Eleanor Shunway wills her little, turned-up nose to John Hoisingten. Donald Evans leaves his npaper routen to Kate Runnels as he new has bigger things in mind.