Newark High School - Reveille Yearbook (Newark, OH)

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Quotations Jfvliu l'lllQllI'!4, ll-1155-bull 1911- I1 , Nlx mil ml , 5' bt cs, were wo- mc-ii's looks .Xml I'olly's all they taught mp lffclwaxnl l'l'lll'hilll t llud j- Huw-illfif Staff 111113. SQ- iiioi' play. .luliior play. Atlwiiiziii, lit-hato 11013- 107 ily: lwzirt is sick with wr-i'y tlllyk I'P11Ol'I. CLASS POEIVI H t-1' timwiy ixivmlmw htiglit with tllllltl, llht- 1lIlIlt'lll2 livuis halve hottie this mlm Xml thou Sixt4-vu. must lizisten Small. w. . . lime- wills. Arise-l Ansel Awziyl ou 5lXlt't'll.u loyal In tho last. l'l1y vliiltlrvn now l1lllFl.lHlll'llP.V t:l1': 9 vloutls ot' imrting gather lilst. lhit hm-lc ot'm't-iw' t-loutlk at stair. wt hill us go. though loathe to 1'12il't, litlllttillll thx' lilllllltll' hill us light- v ptlrlnlt-'s lin' thy royall llt'Hl't4, flue silvt-1' tin' thy guitling light. -A. B., 'lb

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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.

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20 lll5YlCIl.l.l4I .- Wf?l1?ffQ.aQfQIl J FROM ONE OF THE ALUMNI OF TH!! CLASS OF 1866, NEXV.-KKK HIGH SCHOOL 1 cannot recall my Class in the recita- tion room or why we were so few in num- bers. But l can see us all plainly on that memorable day when we received our di- plomas. The exercises were held in the high school room. That was the northeast room of the Central School House. Joe Knight, a rather tall, slim, blue- eyed-fair-faced and ligth-haired young fel- low. was on my right. Will Warner, also rather tall. slim, brown eyes and hair and rosy-cheeked. sat on my left. Our fav ness in number as we sat facsng the superin- tendent, Mr. Travis, and the august body, the Board of Education, made us icel vcry shy and embarrassed-as we read mr spoke. The president of the Board, the l'on Gibson Atherton, in a kindly, genial way soon relieved the tension and p 939.1 egl us with our little white ribboned, red sell- ed passports. The good old sc-hocl days were over. We parted as we leit the bui d- ing. never io meet again as a Class, though we are all living in this year of 1916. which dates our 50th anniversary. ZOE DAVIS DEAN. .' im -gs' ' AFYFV I I 1 1 . fra,-33:25 M , .f 1 ' - it 'E if l 5, . . . i,Y f. 1' T ff-'Tk- ' 4' ' fp. V ' xx ' 'Q'i'i! 1 ' : 5 1 fx' xi T for ef f-ffvgiwxaraufrartxra it ' T N 1 U ' ,ei i T Q , 2 I 5 an 4 Q vm-so f if N 1 1 5 - ,fe ,Q . . , H , T hx 5 i , V. Y WV V U ,. . J , AX I i b e V 3 .. - Q,,.s. rx-on, 1, M, 1. -trail f T 5 j - , vip J, fr : JSR- V Y X fm J 3 1 L- el e ff-ag-fx? To all who l'1'illlllN'S91l-'fll'l'S,Sl'llIl X., y 5 T 2- f .Q!s.hS, , g 4161, ' F, ifv'n1fy'21fffff:':r14A1f ?,L'?k ggi! 1 is 241051011 main 117.uubzffffbfyf-rffmfffrlf V 2? '.x x,V X ' ! , Y 'N , ff9frv.1f!n7Qn,'fnffffffffxffrffffbjfhviifzfafy if 16' .if i lfwgflvafrflzo af yf?nf57 ZZZI DQIIIIIQH, rffyylffff V 3 l 1 yfwfy nf l!lff0flf- 1011401 wr, fnfffjwvffzzfffffxygt ' l'WflfWfir011Qfm,,Z2'fr4zffxL R- , . ,QAM A ,ma 1 4 ' R ey . Aixlgsti . .' .1 ,m,f.w,. ,17-Zn.4,,M.f...vlf' 'jmtif -4: 2 N: E ' f f f' ' i ' J . .. .4-ff14'.,'f'f,-fz' ' - yiwqf, . gf! ff ' ' f 'gy f '77, h -M if Q , Wit. , Ziff All V ,ZZ g',' ..a,s. rift- F T L., .5 Mliyam Q10 MH 0,7 iff' Lf , ji1,,',,,y.f N k 'V Y 1 nT2 ,im ' J 4 R24