Newark High School - Reveille Yearbook (Newark, OH)

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THE REVEILLE ST FF Row. Second 811 All Ralph Rosebraugh 3l'y M GJ 4-v .H S r- .2 s-4 CI! 2 e HE NU as Lf 25 Rogers Ruth Thelma Alspach E l l L rr: 'I :1 is 4 as F r Q Ellen Barnes Front Row. Davies Gwen dolyn Carlisle Frances Elizabeth East Essington Edwin n Kreider Glo 91' y Kibl Mar Left to Right. Back Row. Hunter Kellenberger Ruel Cochran azlett Paul H Clyde Liming Vernon Ch istman S- .lohn Woodbridge allace Theodore W Fleek M ller

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14 TIIE REVEILLE Hisroar or rue iasvsitte Some years ago when Mr. Humes was principal a school paper called the I-Ietuck was published by the Senior Class. This paper failed financially about fifteen years ago. When, during Mr. William's principal- ship, a school paper was again started, it was thought best to give it a different name. So came the Reveille. The first number was issued in March, 1911. During the rest of that year the editor was Oscar Stanton and the Business Manager was Stewart Sedgewick. It is an interesting coincidence that both the men together with many others who have at times served on the Reveille staff entered the United States military service at the time when our country and Germany broke diplomatic re- lations. Since that time other Editors-in-Chief have been: Quincy Cheadle, '12, Gray Swingle, '13, Juliet Besuden, '14, George Pfeffer, '15, Ava Ballon, '16, Elizabeth Kib- ler, '17, Cornelia Ellis, '18, and Edwin Es- sington, '19, The Business Managers have been: Roy Miller, '12, Howard Rugg, '13, Dode Fulk, '14, Guy Bazler, '15, Frank Taa- fel, '17, Charnock Wilson, '18, and Glen Kreder, '19, All these have served when they were Seniors except Frank Taafel who acted as Business Manager during bot'h his Junior and Senior years. In order to make school news a more prominent part of the paper in the fail of 1916 the character of the Reveille was changed from a magazine form, issued once in six weeks, to a bi-weekly newspaper and so continued until September, 1918, when the Revei1le was temporarily discontinued because of the War . But when publica- tion was resumed after the armistice it was considered better to return to the magazine type this year at least. Beginning with 1913, special commence- ment issues were published which have been ded cated to the following members of the faculty: Mr. Barnes in '13 and '15, Mr. Hawkins, '14, Mr. Tait, '16, Miss Allen, '17. This year's staff has decided to dedicate the Reveille Annual to those who have made the supreme sacrifice, although if the dedi- cation had been to a single indiv dual it probably would have been to Miss Janet R Jones. Both of these suggestions show the spirit of patriotism. In 1918, because of war conditions, no commencement Reveille was published, although a private enterprise of Seniors put out the Taps whch was dedi- cated to Mr. Barnes. This year a change in pollcy both as to issue of paper and char- acter of contents has been made. Other commencement issues were merely enlarged regular editions, this year's is more in ac- cordance with the general character of school annuals. If one should go over the lists of the different members of the staff, he would find that as a general thing, the Reveille Staff has been made up of pupils who have worked also in other ways for the advance- mfnt of N. H. S., wh ch justifies the method of selection. The staff' is selected each year by five members of the faculty chosen by the principal and five members of the Senior Class, picked from the Reveille staff by the Editor-in-Chief. An interesting thing in this conneciton is the frequency that a boy or girl follows an older member of the famuly, illustrating this we find the following names: Gray and Robert Swingle, Quincy and Belford Chead- le, Ralph and Helen Laughlin, Jerome and Helen Norpell, Katherine and Sara Long, Elwyn and Gwendolyn Davies, Elizabeth and Mary Kibler. Next year's staff has not been chosen at the time this issue goes to press, but we have confidence that it will maintain the fine record of the past years. JUST A FELLER'S LUCK. Gee, it's nice when spring comes 'round With grass a-growin' on the ground, And listenin' to the honey-bees Buzzin' in the cherry trees. But gee! it makes a feller yawn When maw says, Dickie, mow the lawn. Aw, maw, jest let a feller lay, That grass kin grow another day, Is what we allus cry an' whine- An' then go hunt a fishin' line. Then paw yells, an' says, Here, Dick! You jest take this spade and pick And grub out there behind the shed. Then he sets down and holds his head. Oh gosh! I scowls and grabs a hoe And goes to work, but mighty slow, An' then I works 'till I feel dead, Then I sets down an' holds my head. Oh gee! before it gets too late, I got to dig some fishin' bait. -L. W., '20,

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iq p ppp THE REVEILLE FACULTY Oren J. Barnes, B. S. fOhio Wesleyanj . .. H. F. Moninger, S. S. QMuskingumJ .... John A. Tait, A. B. QDickins0nD ...... Anne M. Wotring ................... L. G. Millisor .......................... Clara L. MacDonald, B. A. fDenisonJ... Bertha L. Crilly, B. A. fDenisonJ ..... Carrie B. Allen, M. A. fDenisonJ ........ Blanche E. Baker, M. A. fColumb'aj ....... Anna R. Boothe, B. A. QOhio Wesleyanj... Edith Clarke, B. S. COhio Statej . . . . . . . .. Kate F. Foos .......................... Mildred Hawke, Ph. B. fDenisonJ .... Ethel M. Juhr ..................... Gladys Keenen .................. M. R. Kuehn, B. A. QEarlhamj .... Charles W. Klopp .............. . Mary A. Larason ......................... Mary M. McClure, Ph. B. fDenisonJ ....... Wilhelmina Mohlenpah, B. A. fOhio Statej... Dorothy Montgomery ...................... Mabel M. Moore, B. S. COhio Statej ....... William E. Painter .................... Thomas W. Philipps, B. S. fDenisonJ .... Mabel G. Pugh, Ph. B. fMusk'nghamJ... Rosa A. Pugh, B. S. fMuskinghamJ ..... Frank H. Smith, B. S. fOhio Statej ....... Frank W. Smith, B. S. .................. . Eunice E. Thomas, B. A. fOhio Wesleyanj. J. W. Swank, Ph. D. CMt. Unionj ............ Leaha Orr Belt ............................... . . . . . . Superintendent .Principal ................ History, Vfce-Principal Preceptress, English Commercial Department, Athletic Coach Latin, Librarian . . . .English, Girls' Athletics Coach .Latin .English . . . . French, Spanish . . . .Domestic Science .French . . . . . Geography .Bookkeeping Domestic Art . . . .Debate, Physical Geography . Music .. . Stenography, Typewrlting . . . . . . . Mathematics, Latin . Mathematics . . . . Commercial Branches . . . . . . English, History .. . Manual Arts .Physics . . . . . . . English, Normal . . . . . . . . . . . . History, Mathematics . . . . . . . . . . . . Chemistry, Agriculture . . . .Mathematics, Physical Geography .English .Mathematics Principal's Secretary Members of the Newark Faculty Who Resigned to Enter the Military Service of the United States: J. D. Alley ....... ...................................... G as Service, U. S. Army Charles T. Buell... .............................. U. S. Army Janet R. Jones .... ...U. S. Army Telephone Serv'ce in France R. S Miller ....... ..................... C aptain, U. S. Army Paul R. Murphey. . . ............................ ......... U . S. Army BOARD OF EDUCATION. William E. Miller, President John M. Mitchell, Vice-President S. W. Haight Ben Montgomery, Clerk Dr. Clark B. Hatch