Newport High School - Newportian Yearbook (Newport, KY)

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OFFICE STAFF Mnss Lnllran Gnbb seated Standmg Icft to nght P Dernck L Galluccl S MATHEMATICS George Dcmctrc cxplams a plane Geometry problem for Mlss Wells and one of her clwsses I4 I I I I Hale, F. Roberts, F. Combs, D. Mul,Iins, C. lMoore, N. Kinzcr, and Hamilton., ' , b 'r I

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FIIEATEII KNOWLI5lllili MRS. DOROTHY TEBBS College: DePauw University, Greencastle, lndiana. Degree: A. B. Teaches: English. Sponsor for Junior Red Cross. Likes: Travel, flowers, and birds. MR. DONALD WALKER College: Transylvania College, College of the Bible. Degree: A. B. and B. D. Teaches: Manual Train- ing. Likes: Bench-Made Cabinets and Colonial Re- productions. MISS KATHERINE E. WARREN College: University of Cincinnati, University of Kentucky, Ohio State University. Degree: B. S. Teaches: Bookkeeping. Sponsor for Honor Society and Student Council. Likes: Music and collecting Hurnmels. MISS NORMA WELLS College: Morehead State Teachers College. Degreeg, A. B. Teaches: Mathematics. Likes: Teaching at Newport. MISS KATHERINE WERNER College: University ot Cincinnati. Degree: B. S. Teaches: Home Economics. Head of Cafeteria. Likes: Music and reading. MRS. LORENA T. WETZEL College: Virginia lntermbnt College, University of Virginia, Hollins College, University of Cincinnati. Degree: B. A, Teaches: Mathematics. Sponsor for Kappa Phi Gamma Sorority. Likes: Reading. MR. CLAUDE WILSON Colleges: University of Cincinnati. Deqree: B. S. Teaches: Physical Education. Head Football Coach. Likes: Reading and Football. MISS ALICE WITTERIED College: University of Cincinnati. Degree: B. S. Teaches: Typing, Business English, and Business Economics. Head of Newporter. Sponsor for Skat- ing. Likes: Sports, reading and traveling.

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0lll KWITIIILKN llll' If On October 24 l95O the Freedom Bell rang out In Cermany telling the world that the answer to nts problems today ns peace Sometnrnes we as Amer :cans have forgotten and fall to ap precnate the lnberty our forefathers fought and dued for because we have cnloyed nt for so long Luberty ns a gift we nnherlted a gxft mor valuable than gold It: freedom and as free people we can attend schools and churches of our chonce and en'oy the freedom of the press freedom of speech and fre dom of many other things that people rn some countrzes fund hard to belneve Tomorrows chxldren wnll hold dear what the leaders of today wull do for the nation Let us In the future thunk and buuld for the generatuons to come so that Freedom can rang tn their of General Lucrus Clay when he sand May nts voice lnft a note lf warmth nn the hearts of all that hear It As the notes of thc Freedcm Bell d ed away we resolved as growung Amerucwns to do our pdrt to make the world a better and more peaceful place an whnch to ve Repluca of Frcedom Bcll on Fountain Square Cnncunnutl Ohno Same of the Boys nn Home Room 'I4 listen whsle a recordmg of the rlngmg of the Freedom Bell IS bemg made by Mr Parke , 4 , V L A 4 L A 1 V V ll I4 A I H , . , - I - e . 'S I , , D . l V. I - - xi' 11 11 - e - lives, We all were inspired by the words f 3 . . , lr . - - I . ' Y . ,, J l' I C I r . . li . l. ff ,Vfqzg