Circleville High School - Circle Yearbook (Circleville, OH)

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IFIRST ROW! B. S. Dowden. E. H. Dresbach, F. L. Elliott. R. C. Francis. W. L. Friece. KSECOND ROW! R, S. Funk. K. F. Greene. R. Hammel. M. Harrison. 'fs BEATRICE SARAH DOWDEN KlBeddyJ! General. A daily passenger on the Wayne- nite bus. A basketball tosser on the champ- ionship team. ELEANOR H, DREISBACH E recreations include debating and Jimnastics. Ellie Classical. Blue-eyed and blonde. Favorite FAYE LORAIN ELLIOTT Babe', Commercial. Accidents will happen. It's too bad, Faye-we've missed you heaps. Better luck in the future. N RAYMOND C. FRANCIS Cowboy,' Commercial. He loves the wide-open spaces-especially Mr. Reger's office. His heart has been L'Pearced. -1 WILLIAM L. FRIECE 3 E uri! l VH 5, 44. I W .p pr ,K l f tc, 'I 'sig 'lf-55' if . Moose I 3 F 1 General. All around the golf course. Billy chased the ball, This dream overtook him, r, Reger shook him, w, don't that beat all! Ill - li -it xv' ROBERT S. FUNK Funkie', Commercial. A go-getter when it comes to hustle and bustle and salesmanship. KATHLEEN FRANCES GREENE Kate,, Commercial. Not so green when it comes to basketball, though. ROSEMARY HAMMEL lKROwey!J Classical. Girl Reserve prexy with a very sweet disposition. MARIANNA HARRISON General. Has not yet reached the stage of loquacity-what an unusual girl! 16

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1FIRST ROWJ J. E. Brown. D. M. Carter. R. M. Chalfin. C. M. Cook. 4SECOND ROW! N. L. Cooper. M. E. Crites. D. J. Cryder. J. W. Dean, R. S. Denney. J. EDWARD BROWN K'Scientific Classical. Webster's right - hand man. Cros-bytween Einstein and Bing. DOROTHY MERLE CARTER Dottie Commercial. Has a secret Q75 passion for W. H. CYou guess-our feet hurt!! RUBY M. CHALFIN I'B'rat Classical. Her favorite color is yel-ler sit down. Motto- Burn or bust. CHARLOTTE MAE COOK Cookie', Commercial. 'Tis not quantity-but qual- ity. Need we say more? NANA LOUISE COOPER iicoopss Commercial. An ever present smile and a radiant personality are hers, MARY ELIZABETH CRITES 'icritesyn Classical. A good, all-around sport. In- cidently, she trips the lightest of fantastics. fi QS.: DOROTHY JEAN CRYDER f. ' Jean,' fl - PW Classical. The well-dressed heartbeat of ' -., ex af 1 many an alumnus. X .. 42. Qx JOHN W. DEAN ,.,,,h Farmer', if Y l ' V Commercial. An extremely well behaved ' ti 'bl lad Cas far as we know.J , M 1 1 ' E n f ROBERT SMYTHE DENNEY - l ' M c:BObvy JR, Ei LJ.. . . W' General. Goes around with Alice on one ' hand and a boxing glove on the other. h , ' gs

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DONALD WRAY HENRY HDOTLU Classical. Graduated with two degrees- M. A. tMaster of Athletics! and A. C. tArt of Casanoval. ALMA MARIE HOSLER HPatty75 Commercial. We envy her as keeper of the stamp that bears the Chief's John Hancock, WILLARD HARDING HOSLER C!B1LsJ5 Commercial. A gentleman farmer in the making. Favorite sport-usliding' on a trombone. HAROLD L. IMLER Kpigii Commercial. Piggy is ace high when it comes to skipping school and playing golf. RETHA M. JUSTICE Shorty General. At last-a person who says what she thinks. More power to you, Retha. MONTFORD CARL KIRKWOOD ilKiTky!! General. The mouth-piece of C. H. S. The pride of Mr. Zaenglein but the pesti- lence of Mr. Jewett, ATWELL LIN DSEY c:Redv General. The pride t?J of the Senior class when it comes to poetry and red hair. Super-sweeper of the study hall. HARRIET MCGATH 4:RuSty:9 Commercial. A recipe for a swell girl-a bucket of basketball and a dash of sunshine, seasoned with Girl Scout work. CARL SAMUEL MADER Popcorn Charly Commercial. He advocates a diet of potato f' chips and popcorn with Dorothy a la queene ' as a desert. tFIRST ROW! D. W. Henry, A. M. Hosler, W. H. Hosler. H. L. Imler. QSECOND ROWJ R. M. Justice, M, C. Kirkwood. A. Lindsey, H. McGath, C. S. Mader. ,sf f .- M hw lik W 2 t QQ ' f sf ,ll gl .I T , ffl l 1, . 11 . l K' ' ' 6 ll ,,