Newark High School - Reveille Yearbook (Newark, OH)

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DEDICATION This book is dedicated to the people of New- ark today and to the memory of its deceased citizenry-all who have contributed and coop- erated to make Newark a progressive com- munity on its sesquicentennial birthday. The Court House was built in 1876. ln' 1879 the top burned and had to be replaced. The old Court House was erected in 1832. It burned on April 3, 1875. 7

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FOREWORD In the fall of 1951, Mr. Ben B. Hoover called together representatives of a number of or- ganizations in Newark to discuss the possibility of a fitting recognition of Newark's sesqui- centennial in 1952. As its contribution to the significant event the Annual Staff concluded early in the school year to make the city's one hundred and fiftieth birthday its theme. The staff therefore is happy to present to the stu- dent body and to the citizens of Newark the fruition of its efforts. At the same time it wishes to express special appreciation to Mr. Robbins Hunter, Jr., and to Mr. J. T. Haynes for the use of pictures and information which they generously contributed. Pictures of schools are from A Short Centennial History, by Gordon R. Kingery. Members of the Re- veille believe that as years pass the pictures and captions contained herein will prove of greater value and interest to the person who chances to leaf through the pages of this book. iii?

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An air view of 'llc mounds al Moundbuildors Country Club. Those prehisforiz earrhworks draw many ihousands of puoplo io Newark nth yur.