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f 1v i flrifb lfroin hooks. A great part of the worldls wisdom comes from hooks-hooks ol international scope to hooks of purely local interest. And a type of local hook is the community history. ln many respects, the Hcrezlle over the past fifty years has served as a history ol' Newark Senior lligh School. Before 1911 there had heen some pulm- lication efforts such as lletuek, hut in 1911 a seed fell on fertile groundg the lieecillc tools root and has flourished sinee. The initial issue was dated March 1, 1911. Three issues were published that year. The idea of an annually evolved rather rapidly, however, for hy june, 1914. there was issued a Connneneeinent nuniher that included pictures of mem- hers of the graduating class. During the years from 1911 to 1917 there were six issues puhlished each year. Each issue contained departments consisting of such items as stories, essays, and poems hy students, editorials, letters from readers, jokes, and adyertisements. There was some news, hut a large proportion of it was in the realm of athletics. C111 this respect NHS has made no change over the years.1 The school year 1916 - 1917 however, marked a departure from the routine estalwlisliecl in 1911. lnstead of issuing six magazines, the staff pulm- lished sixteen issues of a hi-weekly newspaper, which followed somewhat the format of the current Rereille Iieivieut lt was printed commercially. The year ended, ueyertheless, with the traditional annual. XVhereas the final issue of the first year of puhlication contained fifty-two pages, hy 1917 the animal had gone to sixty-four pages. Again in 1918 the liereille published a newspaper. Because of the world war, howeyer, the annual was called Taps. It has heen said that no animal had lmeen planned for that year hecause of the world conflict, hut that four stu- -.. 'Y. V ' il?-ii' 11' ' -4-
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