Newport High School - Newportian Yearbook (Newport, KY)

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gm; A.,l - - .vwmw . , . . t , rm Hana we Qaann to he that tnienci whom To us, the class of 1947, this yearbook is not just an annucl-lt is the written record of our stay at the House By the Side of the Road. In this, the last year of our soiourn, we have labored to present this book to Newport High School, so that not only will we have something to remember her with, but also that she will remember us by it. We have chosen 'The House by the Side of the Road 05 a basis for our theme because we feel that what Foss expressed in verse, we will try to express in action. For this is indeed a house by the side of the road, a haven on the highway of life. And here among our friends and teachers, we learn truly to be that friend whom man needs. And now with the war well over, with peace established and with friendship here and abroad so importantewhere else could be this house? In this the 1947 annual we shall endeavor to show exactly why our school is so important to us and to the rest of the world. We shall try to show how each department has helped prepare us to go forth on the great highways leading to our career in life-whether it be low, medicine, government, art, homemaking, or any of the many other careers that make up the great highways of iife. In the following pages, therefore, we have depicted some of the phases of school life that have helped us prepare for our tourney.

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