Circleville High School - Circle Yearbook (Circleville, OH)

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CFIFTH ROWJ Davld Gllck Bob K1bler Rlchard Weldon Bob Owens Ed Ebert Russell LISIOH CFOURTH ROWJ Jack C11fton Robert Betts Paul Walters D1ck Mader Carl Mar tln Eddie Howell Charles Busklrk Ralph Roby Bob Wallace B111 Heffner Frank Moss CTHIRD ROWJ Mr Zaenglem Allen Ankrom Don Jackson Lormg Norrls Gall Hltchcock Rlchard Moon Montford KlTkWO0d Don Henry Bob Lxston CSECOND ROWJ Betty Colvllle Wahmta Barnhart Eleanor Radcllff Esther Jones Betty Weller Tom Harden CFIRST ROWJ Rosemary Schreiner Pat Bennett Elxzabeth Hoffman Paullne Moss B111 Lutz Dave Hllyard Robert Brehmer Barbara Johnson B111 Thornton Pete Dewey llllllllltglltlll S4EllHIlGD4Dl119 lll5AllNIlllD The Hlgh School Band under the capable dxrectlon of ltS falthful con ductor Mr Zaengle1n spent one of 1tS busxest years durmg 1936 37 It has always been an actlve and popular organ1zat1on and certalnly lived up to 11S J 'N I uf ar' bf E reputatxon thls year by partlclpatmg ln many affalrs Th1s organ1zat1on began 1ts act1v1t1es by playlng 1D assembly the openmg each of the seven parades durxng Pumpk1n Show The band undoubtedly d1d xts part 1n boost1ng our football team at the home games Durlng the latter part of the flrst semester the student body enjoyed an all musxcal chapel program glven by thls group The band members were compl1mented very h1ghly on the splendld ra d1o program they broadcasted over statxon WOSU ln Columbus December 29 1936 Begmnlng early ln the wlnter rehearsals were devoted to pract1c1ng muslc to be played at the annual band fest1val sponsored by the Central Ohlo Hxgh School Band Assoc1at1on of whlch C1rclev1lle IS a member Members of th1s organlzatlon lnclude the school bands of Lancaster Mt Vernon Upper Arllngton and Clrclevllle the last two actmg as hosts at the festivals held ln ose towns on May 7 and 14 Each band contrlbutes a speclal feature to e fest1val program and Robert Owens represented our band thls year by ylng hls talent ln a bass solo entltled In the Depths WAHNITA BARNHART 37 N. le-.-, 1 V 9 y , 1 X X 1 geek 9 . G , . . . . u . -. - l, ' . 1 . . Y . . . Hi It 3 1 day of school. As it has done for the past six years, the band took part in 1 f A ' . . . . ' . . 'lf ' , ' - ' I , . . . H , f' I I- . . . 1 of r , 1- 'll 1 .I lf ' '. . . . . . . 'V 1 . 7 . . 11, 1 fl 5 . . . . . . . I, - -T'-ik . . . . I ' fl 'I t . , . . y . ' . ' . IR '

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SlllE3lINlllIl4DlIR 4l3flIl3lIEBlIEB Glfilltollllllb Th1s year was a banner one fol the G1FlS Glee Club One hundred and twenty f1ve g1rls reported so It was necessary to d1v1de them 1nto two sectlons The Freshman g1rls comprxsed the Jun1or Glee Club whlle the three othel classes formed the Senlor Club Thls group chose as Its offlcers Dorothy AVIS pres1dent Mary Crltes v1ce pres1dent Medreth Bach treasurer and Lou1se Helwagen secretary The comblned clubs presented an attractlve Chr1stmas program and led the un1son carol slnglng around the Stooge Club s Chr1stmas tree set up m the lower hall of the school the week before Chr1st mas In May the elghth grade presented a Good Wlll program 1n whlch songs and dances from forelgn countrles were dramat1zed The Senxor Glee Club prov1ded the vocal accompanlment for the entertalnment The g1rls took part ln the Commencement program 1n June They owe a great deal to M1ss MarJor1e PTlQSt who gave much tlme and pat1ence to the1r 1nstruct1on and met w1th them two per1ods every week She deserves much credlt for un1t1ng the members 1nto a lovely vocal un1t MARY NEWMYER 38 QlIllLllINlllIl1DlIR 4l?fllLJlIl3lIli5 4l3llblllllIl?v C1rclev1lle hlgh schools newest organ1zat1on 1S the Junlor Glee Club It was organlzed at the beg1nn1ng of the school term of 1936 Thls group IS compr1sed of forty members from the freshman class se lected after tryouts The offlcers elected for the club are Betty Cooper pres1dent Sara Sha fer v1ce pres1dent Joanne Conyers secretary Regma Thornton treasurer and Mary Jane Bowers and Jean Kmney l1brar1ans MISS Marjorle Prlest IS the mus1c d1rector of th1s club The Glee Club gave a Chrlstmas carol servxce on December 21 Th1S program 1ncluded O Come All Ye Fa1thful Sllent Nlght Joy to the World O L1ttle Town of Bethlehem The Flrst Noel It Came Upon a Mldmght Clear and Away In A Manger Several members took part m the pantomxme whlch the Semor Glee Club presented at Chrlstmas A steak roast and a p1cn1c were the soclal funct1ons wh1ch the g1rls en Joy ed thls year The planxst for the club was Eleanol McD1ll RUTH C1 ARK '39 A K Q 'Inu '7!I , ,, ,W . . , - . . v . . . . . ' v . . . I I , nv a ' y . V l . . . , , . , - - 44 - as - - , - w s 1 ii- ' . ., .' - . I s I ' W ' ' . . ' . A 1 ' 9 7 1 y 7 ' ' L . , . . , . . . . lftv 1.72 . , . my Q - an ' an as - - 97 at . My 7 l Q' - s v I J' 4 av tt - vu tt - xv tl , v lg , , , A ,f ,Va w 1 - - 17 la vv ' 1 3' 1 ' I MK . ft 1 'H ' I I I 1 5. 1 ' . . . . 1 . . - K, ll . E ' ' . A-I 'T W . . . QR' !1f 'fl , ' . 5 e 1 , , - , . ' f 9.4 . ff, 4 l , '. .F U A - -

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CFIFTH ROWJ Glenn Barnhart Jack Goldsberry Grover Cromley Bob Barnes Russell Llston B111 Lutz Dave H1lyard Barbara Johnson Gall H1tChCOCk Henry Dav1s CFOURTH ROWJ Mary Seymour Fred Barr Bob Moon Rlchard Bmkley Chfford Kerns Polly Jane Kerns Robert Brehmer John Goodch1ld CTHIRD ROWJ Mr Zaengleln Juanlta Smlth Helen Kmg Mack W1se Robert Kllne Arthur Bowman Emmett Evans Davld Betz Delbert Puckett Jack Lake Mary Reeser Bllly Ebert CSECOND ROWJ Ned Stout Bobby Grubb Rlchard Roundhouse Robert Camp Dorothy Reld W1ll1am Burgett Glenn Cook Frank Webbe Junlor Gelb Kenneth Whlte CFIRST ROWD Stewart Martln Harr1son H111 Dav1d Orr Gerald Ayers Bryan Maxey Jack Storts Frank Moss Jack Slmlson Jlm P1ckel Wllbur Sowers Harry Wlnfough Glenn Pearce Jane Colvxlle cllllllllINIllIl1Dl1R ll5AllNIllID O,, The Junlor Band was orgamzed f1ve years ago for the purpose of fxllmg vacancles 1n the Hlgh School Band It has become a permanent group among our extra curr1cular organlzatlons and IS the source of muslcal talent 1n our hlgh school The J un1or Band, comprxsed of flfty members, played 1n the parades dur mg the Pumpkln Show and took part ln the Memorxal Day serv1ces Several selectlons were furmshed by the group 1n the c1ty muslc festlval presented at the end of the school year by the dlrector, Mr Zaenglem The band on all occaslons was led by Jane Colvllle, who succeeded Eugene Dewey as drum major when he was promoted to the Senlor Band Members of the Junlor Band who are promoted each year must be re placed by new members To take care of th1s Mr Zaengleln conducts a Be glnners Band whlch practlces 1mmed1ately followlng the Junlor Band on Wednesday afternoon At the end of the year these members are promoted to the Jumor Band If they become eff1c1ent 1n thxs latter pos1t1on, promo t1on to the Sen1or Band IS the reward It 15 thxs xncentxve that runs 1n the m1nd of the youngsters as they practlce d1l1gently each Wednesday CQW 1 WILLIAM AMMER 39 xx 1, f AS' -.Q E r l . . . .. J. Q72 . t . g . I . . i 1. . ylrll 'I .. ., . H Z -S, l ive . , . . . . . . ,S W . . .. . y n 4, lluq 1 A 49 M yn