Circleville High School - Circle Yearbook (Circleville, OH)

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QFIRST ROWJ A. B, Martin. M. E. Maxey. A. Merriman, R. Metzger. R. H. Mills. ISECOND ROW! M. E. Morris, R. Neuding, E. L. Pearce. V. E. Phillips. x I f 'Z cl 1 AUDREY BELLE MARTIN HBillr7 Commercial. She has already decided on a career-that of a farmer's wife. MARY ELLEN MAXEY Classical. Emulates Rubinoff. Has a taste for music, dramatics, poetry, and all birds of the same feather. ANNABELLE MERRIMAN Annie Commercial. Not as quiet as she seems when with her steady, Tom Conrad. RICHARD H. MILLS 4zDiCk37 General. His advice to the lovelorn- Go south, young man. His favorite dish is Hchilin, MILTON EVERETT MORRIS n.MiltY9 Classical. Oui, oui, he catches on quick after two hours C120 minutesl. Takes all teasing with a grain of salt. ROSEMARY NEUDING Rosie'! Commercial. Has a Worth-while ambition -to be a beauty culturist. 'I' ROSEMARY METZGER ELEANOR LUCILLE PEARCE Ronny t'Pea1'ceyU Commercial. This cute lassie gets all Commercial. One of the six reasons why RfeJWards. Senior girls are B. B. champs, af V I VIRGINIA ELLEN PHILLIPS 3 e my. fx If-C: Q I-'I All W , f .. li . .MM .1 'S' fl I - E i el 54... Ji1myH General. Vies with Mr. Jewett for honors in history. Is efficient in other fields, too.

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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 ,,

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HUBERT M. PUCKETT iiwinlpyll Classical. We like his ready, willing and able attitudc. Hamburgers in the Puckett style come in for a close second. ELEANOR LOUISE RADCLIFF i6Elly'l General. Swingin' saxophonist with a sunny smile. JOHN PARKER RANKIN Jack General. Go-getter and dough-getter of the CIRCLE. Quick on both the offense and defense in debating. MARGARET ANN RIEGEL Hipegil Commercial. Adds a bit of life to the bus- iness English class tso we hearj. Has a fin- ger in two pies-debate and Girl Reserves. HAROLD AUSTIN ROSSITER Rooster Commercial. Kept attendance record for room 12. He may be a UI'0OStCl'H but you never hear him crow. MARY SMALLWOOD Commercial. One of the believers in the saying that little girls should be seen and not heardfl BLEN N L. STEVEN SON HIVQTUOILSU Commercial. A good sort but with all a general nuisance. Holds the C. H, S. talk- ing record. DORIS MAE THOMAS Commercial. Has a flair for motoring if the right person is nearby-namely Don Allen. ARTHUR F. THORNE Thornie Classical. Excuse-maker supreme with ,- ushering as a pastime. Just a good old- fashioned blusher. 4FIRST ROWJ H. M. Puckett. E. L. Radcliff, J. P. Rankin, M. A. Riegel. QSECOND ROWJ H. A. Rossiter, M. Smallwood, B. L. Stevenson, D. M. Thomas. A. F. Thorne. gf. 3 f 5' fu .A M ,fi Qtg Q1-' 1 f MH: 5 1 'vi