Newport High School - Bruin Yearbook (Newport, WA)

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guessed his name? It is Charles Ehrl. v .0 this page is the picture of a girl who had e greet love for flowers., She encountered me a few days ago es I was strolling end admiring in her greenhouse. Receiving a pat on the bcck,I turned to see Iris Edens. t This jolly looking fellow's intellect res- recognized by Pres ident Roosevelt at Washington D.C., and when his term of office ex pired, M . Roosevelt left this notice in his files for succeeding presidents to see. Ulf you are ever in need of an alert, embitlous young nmn to assist you in your most baffling affairs, be sure to cell upon George Esvcldt nt Usk, Washington.u George will very likely be superintending a fish hatchery, but he is erger to have e hand in the functions of Americn's government. By looking at' Jecnice Fox's picture, could you imagine her wishing to be s horse doctor? Nevertheless, her veterinary business established at Fairbanks, Alaska, thrives thevyerr around. f When Joe Goodpesture and Mildred Hutchcrcft, the lest two pic tures on this page, were married, they contributed n song entitled WI fell in Love and Couldn!t Help Itn to the world. Joe composed the music and Mildred, the words. Bernice Guerin chose n career in preference to merricge. She is an instructor at W.S.C. on homo management. Her sister, Odessa, is z distinguished speaker in behalf of the Agricultural Department. She is En authority on the subject of rearing e group of healthy, happy fcrm children. And no wonder she's en authority--she hes seven children and her home is on a farm. Well, we're ready to turn another page again. Here's Ruby Hamilton, the shorthrnd genius of our class. She has p oved herself to be e most efficient court reporter in the United States Supreme Court. And have you hevrd the latest gossip! I hear that the Chief Justice, e bechelor ell these years, has com pletely lost his hecrt end heed to our blonde schoolmete. Willis Holcomb's picture comes next. In c specially-designed specs ship, Willis flew to Mars. After six months he returned, eager to disclose to e curious world, the news of his adventure and discoveries. Did you ever hear of r chiropodist farmer? Here is r picture

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of one, and his name is Edyrn Jo es. He specializes in honing Wcorns'. A sure-cure method he used is to remove the toe with the corn. n Shell we turn over? ' Jo n Jud was disappointed by Major Bowes in his ambition to be come g g Swiss yodeler. After a busy day of grid practice, he is new athletic director at Gonzaga, you may see him trudging to some hilltop. Listen! You shall hear him sadly yedeling to the setting Sun at This picture of Frances Kleinknecht reminds me that I met her in Hollywood about three months ago. She doggedly pu sues her dream men, Clerk Goble, who unexpectedly departed to Ethiopia. No one has ventured to break the news to Frcncesg each hesitates to disturb Ihet sweet, mysteriously dreamy look about her. One to be encouraged by Mejor Bowes IES Doris Leer. When she heard about her ability to whistle, the Major begged her for nn eu dition, which proved successful. Now Doris whistles regulary over the radio---lullebies, hymns jazz, :nd grrnd opera. This is a picture of Keqport's school superintendent when he uns n boy. Douglas lchrthur is an excellent example of 'perserver ance winsn. He worked from the foot and this finally to the top of the buildingg he was en assistant janitor. We're more then half way through the rlbum elrecdy, but there are still some interesting people to learn about. Next is Jean MhcDoneld. Jean married e dashing young army of ficer. Each day she. nccompcuies her two daughters to and from their private school. ' I helieve'the next picture is Annabelle Mohnn's. Yes. A d she is c toe-tap dancer whose brief career was featured in e recent news reel. s Jean Pearce is the lady whose work cs v 4-H Club worker and in struotor hes- gained for her n nationwide reputation. She is an in spirationl to the many boys and girls with whom she contacts fre quently. ' lThis picture shows you how Anerica's lending comedifn looked when he ses n young fellow in highschool. He was known to us as nGebby', or 'Chuckn, his real name is Charles Reidt. If you happen to have e screw loose, don't engage in conversation with him, for

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CLASS PROPHECY Tonight I've decided to look through the old family album. For ten years it has been unnoticed except for an occasional dusting. lhen we all graduated from high school, another milestone in our lives had been attained. That was when these pictures were tok ene n the very first page is the picture of a man with whose name you ere familiar if you have been reading the more popular sports and travel magazines. He has conquered more than one monarch of the Jungle during his nu erous daring exploits. He is M . Waller, our superintendent and class advisor beck in 1956, end believe m , none of us ever attempted any Wdnring exploits.n D This is Cora Adkins' photograph. She was the lady who intro duce gowns of'wood and paper into Africa, if I'm not greatly mis taken. , Next is Donald Berg's picture. By the why, did you reed in yesterdey's-paper the sccou t of his marriage to Berenlce Evnns? She accepted him after e most thrilling moonlight serensde played on his guitar. Glamorous romeos from abroad also sought'her hand. sRemomber'Bob Berneck and his old truck? It collapsed the lost time he overhauled it, and after the cremation, Bob purchased c new truck. with six employees, he supplies the town with stovewood. I wonder if Lottie Dickinson has conquered herself yet. She became s member of the Humane Society and denounces those as heart less who remark about physical deformities. Suppose we turn the page again and see whrt we can seo. Arne Dehlen and Willa Terbetl He grew e mustache to please tWilla,end she declares that each of their three sons shell wear mustaches. Her deepest regret is that four of her children are girls. A Didn'U you feel that lhldo Dick was meant to be a man of the woods? And so he ie. lhen he became the new game werden, he caught his sweetheart and a group of her friends with illegal possession of venison, and because his oath of office found him to be strict and with rigid rules, Waldo resolved to remain e bachelor. This boy has become Bebe Ruth's double. After the death of his wife, his daughter assumed the task of being his umpire. Have you