Pugh served as superintendent and Harold Schweiserberger (the former Richfield School principal) served as principal of the high school. In 1955, Schweiserberger took over as superintendent and George Bayliss became the principal. On 29 May 1952, the first graduating class of Revere held their commencement in the Richfield School auditorium. On 20 January 1953, all high school students moved into the new school. The official dedication of the school occurred on 21 March 1954 and the Revere PTA was formed on 31 March 1953, with L. Wyatt serving as the first president. The Revere Alumni Association (RAA) was formed in July 1953 by Mike McCoy, Wanda Bartholomew, and Craig Richmond. Starting in the fall of 1961, Revere High School became a 10-12 school after the freshmen began attending Eastview Junior High. RHS was later reformatted into a traditional high school for grades 9-12. Facilities in previous building Over the next several decades, the school underwent various building additions and modifications. There were a total of seven additions completed to the school in the years 1954, 1957, 1964, 1968, 1972, 1982, and 1995. The school had a gymnasium, auditorium, library, laboratory, and cafeteria. In 2016, voters approved a bond issue that would allow for the construction of a new Revere High School on the same property. At the time of the school's demolition in May 2020, the school had served the community for approximately 67 years. By the time of its demolition, the previous building had an area of 169,853 square feet and was located on 27.89 acres of land. Gordon E. Knapp Memorial Addition The RHS student council dedicated the new auditorium, main gym area, and multipurpose room to Gordon E. Knapp in 1981. Knapp was a teacher, coach, and principal who taught in the district from 1941 to 1980. The day before Knapp officially retired, he was involved in a fatal car crash on his way home. The Revere home for winter sports was originally the Richfield Gymnasium (the new high school did not originally have a gymnasium). The addition was completed in 1982. Weight room The weight room was initially known as the “Multi-Purpose Room” and hosted numerous activities. In 2000, the first weight room took shape with the wrestling program and a significant donation by Jerry Kusar. In 2007-2008, the informal weight room was made into a formal training area. Gymnasium The home for winter sports was