Newport High School - Live Wire Yearbook (Newport, ME)

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lHl+ I IVF WIRE bamuel Brewster Warren Sam College Course Junior EXl1lblfl0D U of M Speaklng Contest 3 Track3 Track Medal3 Senior Play Class W1ll N Sammy He came from Skowhegan to Newport High School He s very forward and not a bit shy His laughter and pranks we shall all remember How the teachers Wlll miss h1m next September' Amta Hanson Nita Commerclal Course Senlor Play Anita you are a qulet lass The quletest girl in our class Some say they were told by an e 'Ihat there IS a certain Ralph But I know that we all say Happy be your coming day 4 5 12 L 1- Club 3, 45 National Athletic and Scholarship Society 4. ,al .Af y if,

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X0- NEWPORT HIGH SCHOOL Carlton Brackett Carlle General Course Address to Undergraduates Vlce Pres1dent3 Jun lor EXhlbltl0D Student COUDPII 1 Booster Board 2 4 Engllsh Club 4 N Club 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Manager 3 Baseball 2 3 Captaln 4 Track 3 Penob scot FlSh and Game Assoclatxon Essay 3 Carlle the class of 1937 expects to see your name ln prlnt as a noted author or maybe It s the Blg League Whatever It IS we know you ll be successful Hadley Rowe Red General Course Presldent of Future Farmers of Amer1ca3 Secre taryl 2 Who IS the bashful boy of the class? That s rlght It s ed All through hlgh school Red has been sllent easy golng and frlendly Hxs frlends are many and he IS easy for strangers to llke Keep thls up Red even after you leave us and you wlll come out on top Be frlendly and you ll have many frlends ln return Frelda Elston Frelda General Course Carmel Hlgh School 1 2 3 Basketball 4 Although you have been Wlth us only a year Frelda you have fitted lnto our class so well that It seems as lf you have been here all through hlgh school We always thought you were worrylng about something when you first came but now we reallze that you were just coverlng up the real galety you possess by wrmkl mg your brow Good luck Frelda and keep that ex presslon through llfe It IS outstandlng Donald Hopklns oppy College Course M C I 3 Orchestra 4 Plymouth Hlgh 1 2 Hoppy came from M C I to spend hls Senlor year at N H S Every mornlng raln or shlne snow or sleet we see hlm at 8 o clock commg from Plymouth ln hls Ford car Keep up thls splrlt Hoppy and you w1ll surely be a success ln whatever you undertake ln the years to come R 34 f 4 , I 11 1 4- ll! ' YY ' 1 , 3 ' . ' 3 - . . . . I . ' H ,, , , 1 , v , 1 , 3 Z 3 ' KK ' il . , . . . , . . , , . ,Q lx ll Y, 'X . . U 5 ' , . . , . A 1 LAR Y! ' ill 77 - I KI Y! . ' , Y . , . . ' ll ' Y, 'B gk I , v S ' ' Y Y , . . . . l . . . , , NJ. G U - ' f v r ' ' ll YI of , q u. I lu, , I -. - Y , ' . . ' l ' ' ' Q Y Y X4 , , . . . . . H ,, ' ' 1 1 W x I - , 5 l

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NEWPORT HIGH SCHOOL 41-is-1 zfezaz y TTT'-If 1717 GRANDFATH ER S CHAIR UST to lntroduce myself I am an old chalr worn by my years of use It has been many a day slnce I have seen repalr or even a shlne To explaln myself I must first go back lnto my hlstory I was carefully made and put together by hand by an old man named Jackson Andrew Jackson known to many as Old Hickory I spent the early years of my l1fe1n acabln ln a l1ttle town up 1n the backwoods country of Carolma come a lawyer and study mllltary trammg I was moved to Tennessee When Andrew Jackson was elected Presldent I was moved wxth the fam 1ly to Washmgton As Mrs Jackson was a country woman and not accus tomed to the ways of the people at the Whlte House I was of much comfort to her durlng our stay at the Natlon s capltol After Andrew Jackson s death I was left to hls grandson a qulte well to do young farmer This Mr Jackson better known as Mr Jack always used me hlmself He never offered me to any of hls company Hls w1fe knowmg hls weakness for hls old chalr never used me elther M Jack would Slt ln me for hours rock mg hls llttle son who dled at the age of four As the years flew by I remember Mr Jack when he was about seventy two years old He became very fond of all the httle chlldren ln the town The chlldren regarded hlm as a Rlp Van W1nkle He told them storles and made boats and wooden soldlers for them There was one llt tle boy Dannle Green who seemed to llke Mr Jack a llttle better than the other chlldren dld He made reg ular VlSltS at the Jackson s each day He called Mr Jackson Grandpaw Jack He Sald hls father had been dead for some tlme and hls Mum was very SlCk One day Dannle came runnlng to Mr Jack Wlth tears stream lng down hls face and pleadlng Grandpaw Jack help me Don t let those men take me They took my Mum away' Dont let them take me They say they are gomg to put me ln an orphanage I don t want to g Please let me stay wlth you Please' Mr Jack s soft heart soon gave There there llttle Dannle h comforted don tcry I ll see what I can do Soon there was aloud rap on the door Mr Jack answered and some men followed hlm lnto the house They began talklng to Grandpaw Jack and Dannle Flnally Mr Jackson sald He can stay Wltll me I ll see that he gets hxs proper school 4 I 13 l 1- ! I Cl 1, , 1 . s u I 7 . . 1 ' 9 . ,, ,, . 9 . . . ll l n 1 . . , - 77 , I hi . . . . . . . , U u - - D ' . . H ,, Then, as Mr. Jackson declded to be- , t v ' . .. . I as y I . . , , , - - - H 77 v .U , . ' . , o, ' , 77 l ll a ay 7 . - - - - in. , , ' ', e ' so 9 7 . , . ' ' ' 79 as as , ' I . I . . is . , . . , ' ' 56 ' ll ' , . I'. as ' ' - H ' ' . . . . . H . ! 1 ' a ' -