Robert Bonacci, '06 Crowned 2009 Homecoming King at The Ohio State University.
Robert Bonacci (second from left) (Revere Class of '06) and D'Andrea Kinley were crowned Homecoming king and queen. They are flanked by last year's king and queen at Saturday's football game against Minnesota. Read More Photo courtesy of OSU Alumni Association
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Ben Walker rides through New Mexico with his team as part of the Bike and Build program |
BATH — Ben Walker saw much of the country in a 4,000-mile bicycle trip this past summer. But what left the biggest impression on him was what he saw in people. “I was mostly surprised at how generous people were,” said Walker, 22, a 2005 graduate of Revere High School, who participated in Bike and Build, a two-month trip for which he raised $4,069 for affordable housing organizations. “We could go into any restaurant and tell them what we were doing and they would feed us for free.” Read More
October 15, 2009
Dear Foodie friends:
Hallelujah! We finally have the recipe for one of the area’s most-missed concoctions, the Coney sauce from the Montrose Freeze.
Wednesday, Nov 04, 2009
Bay boys soccer team follows script to eliminate Revere in Division II regional semifinal
Alumni In The News
Phil Heyn '96 to lead school's football program
Tim Rogers, The Plain Dealer, February 11, 2010 3:50 p.m.
Richfield, Ohio - A seven-member search committee will recommend to Revere's school board next week that Phil Heyn be hired as varsity football coach at the high school.
Heyn, 32, has been the school's baseball coach for the past six seasons and has been an assistant coach on the football team for the past nine seasons. He is a graduate of Revere and Ohio Wesleyan and played baseball and football at both schools. He has taught social studies for the past nine years.
He replaces Terry Cistone, who resigned after last season.
Revere Athletic Director Bill Schumacher said the district received approximately 75 applications for the position and the field was narrowed to six. Three of the candidates were internal.
Schumacher said Heyn will remain as baseball coach for the 2010 season.