Newport High School - Newportian Yearbook (Newport, KY)

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NEWPORT HIGH SCHOOL, located in, a Metropolitan area, provides knowl- edge and recreation ifor the foundations of your future. The building, though not an architectural inspiratiOn, is certainly O veritable fountain of knowledge The halls lined with works of art placed there by classes hs o memento to their years at N HS, and cases filled to oVerflowing with trophies . . . trbphies won by those who have performed for their Alma Mater in their yorious fields of ehdeavor, are an inspiration to those students who will pas; through these halls in years to come. i , The library, tdntains books by the score which are of great research value to both students and faculty; loborotories, where scientific facts are established through many hours of experimentation, give us information concerning the latest findings of this atomic age; activities, clubs, and gym furnish physical as weH as mental growth; and assembly programs, SK ix speakers and certain clubs contribute to moral and spirituqi development Ali this and more constitute NEWPORT HiGH SCHOOL IN THE SPOTLIGHT as seen by the Newportion Steff of 1957 Ronnie Downord and Kent Curtis, co- editors ewe

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