Newark High School - Reveille Yearbook (Newark, OH)

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Hsu- l'l:!l'k--- ' Quotations , 'NVQ can rlo more gootl by lgeing good than in any oth- er way. ldlmy ll'vhl Q ICl: J- Uarnvl Illlth0I'f0l'd f I'6g- sie- J, Senior p 1 a y. Conunencelnent p 1' o - gram-3 With fringed lids and l'a- zefl eyes I 'Witiz s:o t brown Hesse? ovorhlowlif' l!::rol1l f':'1x '!'c'l' 'l'i1 lry - Short and fat and round about ,Xnd yet unknown to wo- me-n. ll:-rold Yfun 'Tomo' f Yan J , Re Gnie Staff '1a, Orf chaqra '1591G, Ann- E strel- ' 'T?: said that this young j lod - Dfth lo 0 a Froshnmn lass. Eloy Diehl f Eb. j- who lint: a voive of gfliclness fnrl u smile. 7-I:ng':rvt l7o'ul'ough Q I'eg- gy J - fNOll1l11Ql1CSI1lE'lli program- Society, fl'lE'I1flSl1l'J anfl lo P dirincly bostowed uyon 1. n::1n. I'vu'rj.' Fmith- The ladies C211 hizn sweet. f4l'Yil-0 llawling,:-Atlleliian, Senior play- Scnle mon are born great. Cthers achieve greatness, Football 1915, Basket ball 5 1915-16, Traftk 1915, Bas- ketball. l

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5. YS V .?- 4 .1 , . W 'i L Q48 wx 4 Q t- 'k Y ft X gg'-HS . , New 24, Aw ,-.--rm-.n 1-xgr.-1 .J R - Q 1 fi' NI . it 'f .fxS5EY5 R541 ,i , ,'a.2J'xQ:.Qsfv 1 - K ,Jew 32 'ti -7 6 -'Y Q5 el-r 3 r -4 Q l . r v 4 1 I l I '4 ii I i uotations Olive Howard f Pickles J , Commencement p r o - gram, Basket Ball 1913- 14-15-16- Al1 things I thought I knew but now confess The more I know, I know I know the less. Catherine Wolfe-Thalian. Thalian play, Reveille Staff 1915-16, Junior play, Commence- ment program. I am wealthy in my friends Frederick Jones f Fritz j , Athenian, Minstrel, Or- chestra '14-'15-'16. Bas- ketball '15, Commence- ment program, Football '14-'15, Basketball '14- '15-'16, Track '16, Champion '15-'16- He is known near and far As our athletic star. '14-'15- Athlete Emery Redman- The luck that I believe in is that which comes from work. Verna Keller- A day for toil, an hour for sport, But for a friend is life too short? Amy Wheeler-- For whoever knows how to return a kindness he has re- ceived must be a friend above all price. Clarence Jefferies f Jeff J Who thinks things are won by sighs. Elogeanne Wickham- True as the needle to the pole, or as the dial to the sun.

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uotatlons Elizabeth Jones Q Beth 5 , Thalian- Of all our parts our eyes express, The sweetest kind of bash- fulness. Frances Powell f NanCy J She was a form of life and light That seen. became a part of sight. Rolf:-rt Jones f'llob j-- My tongue within my lirs l rein I-'or who talks much, talks in vain. Floyd Felty, Minstrel, OI'- chestra, '15'-'16- Small yet mighty and his heart exalts in music. Elenore Johnson, Thaliau. Thalian play, Reveille Staff 1914-15- 1915-16. D e b a t e 1916, Cem- mencenient Oration4 True happiness Consists not in the innltitude of friends, liut in their worth and choice. Grave Porter, Thalian, Tha- lian play- XVhence is thy learning? Hath thy toil O'er books consumed the midnight oil. Forest Keckley, D e b a t e 1915-16, Athenian- A faint heart never Won a fair lady. Sarah Williams- Still achieving, still pursuing, Learn to labor and to wait.