Newark High School - Reveille Yearbook (Newark, OH)

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:sf . . .. ,.r r , uotations Emilia XVheeler- And her face so fair Stirr'd with her dream, as rose- leaves with the air. Plan-ai Bragg Q Billie J- Success doesn't happen. It is orgainzed. captured by concentrated common sense. Uharles Thompson- Avoid popularity: it has many snares and no real benefit. Arthur Andrews f Bil1 j , Track 1915-16- Who shall dispute what he says. Lillian Seymour f Spuzzy J For if she will. she will, you may depend on't. And if she won't. she won't. so there's an end on't. Ella Bain- Virtue alone is happiness forever. Alice Weekly- I have worked with patience, which means almost power. Hnymond Allison- He is well paid that is well satisfied. 1?-E -x-f.,f.. . -, .,. . D. . M. A... 'maes- '- 59:31-'H ' 1 -'sz pf ffg-arg' A i . . .:,,..,.'nw.. P' ?li?i v 1 1 I gs V .tr . 'Ani .7 X . fgu-.-' MQ- is . leg.

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uotations Oma Mat.rin- That though on pleasure bent she had a frugal mind. Pa uline Stasel- Her sunny locks Hang on her temples like a golden fleece. George Mayer, Minstrel Or- chestra '16, Football '15, Track 14-15-16. Baseball '16, Basketball '16, C 0 in m e n cement program- Cheerful at morn he wakes from short repose. R a-1 p h XYoltjen, Reveille Staff Artist- Of all affection taught a lover yet. 'Tis sure the hardest science to forget. Mildred McCahon f BIidge j Thaliau, Thalian play- i'Grurnblers never work and workers never grum- ble. Sara Louise Taylor- And when she did what e'er she pleased, A gentle maid was she. Leon Pfleigel' f Red l- Track 1915, Minstrel- My chief delight is fishing But oh no, not alone. XVa1'1-en NVeian't, Athenian, Minstrel. Orchestra 14- ior play, Commence- 15-16, Junior play, Sen- ment- Charge it up to fatherf J

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uotations Yr-1-na Stasel- A soft answer turneth away wrath. Indus Dush- The season's flush was on her cheek. 5 l Paul Taylor f Puss J, Min- I strel, Baseball 1915-16, 1 'Could I love less I would be happier now. John Chester, Minstrel, OI- N I rhestra '12, '13, '14, I '15, '16, Minstrel- 4 A merrier man I Wm-.m the limit of becom- 5 - ing mirth. 3 Pearl Spenks- f None but herself can be her parallel. Ruth Davis f Pntsy J- With fresh young lips and ' brow of pearl, Shadowed by inany a care- , I less Curl. l Helen Stump f Siumpy j- , I A dancing shade and image ! 'gayl , To haunt, to startle, and . waylayf' Thomas Dennis, Senior l play- 1 And still they gazed and wonder grew That one small head could carry all he knew. F