Circleville High School - Circle Yearbook (Circleville, OH)

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Grrls Intramural Championship Team CLEFT TO RIGHTJ Harrlet McGath Kathleen Greene Eleanor Pearce Jess1e Dres bach Beatrlce Dowden Mary Ellen Maxey Nana Cooper Mary Katherme Trump Wahnlta Barnhart Loulse Bowsher MISS Ryan Boys Intramural Champronshlp Team CSECOND ROWJ Montford Kxrkwood Robert Funk CFIRST ROWJ Earl Garner James Price Everett Manson Leo Black Martxn W, Walters tx f 1 lllllblllglll lIRAlMllllllRAlllp llEnASllKTllE9GllFlll514MIl9lb Q, To the Sen1or glrls went the honor of belng the 1937 basketball champlons tlvely The Senlors won over both the Freshmen and the Sophomores wlth the same score 20 3 A score of 10 9 was the result of the last and most thr1ll1ng game wlth the J unlors Kathleen Greene was elected captaln of the Senlor team The Jumors chose Emlly Gunmng as captaln the Sophomores Mary Creager and the Freshmen, Betty Lanman After defeatrng both the Senlor and the Freshmen teams rn the boys class basketball tournaments the Junlors were acclauned the champions 4 The consolatron games played afterwards placed the Semors Freshmen Sophomores ln second thlrd and fourth places respectlvely One varslty or two reserve players were allowed on each team thls The class tournament was under the supervlslon of Coach La I' l i Y y I Y , ' ,Y l l , f ' , ' , , , ' I Q lr, I L f Af 'lj' In H-. E 1. ' Hi The Juniors and Sophomores followed with second and third places, respec- I . ' U ' . , - . - I I I N . . . . p It . . . . - , 'G' M' . ' I D . I ' .... :W si p '1 2

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CSECOND ROW? Marlon Smlth Frank Davxs Ted Moon Bub Gussman CFIRST ROWJ Earl Garner Pete Selby Bob Owens Robert LISYOD B111 Heffner Don Jackson Bob Bowsher llRllE5SlltBllRVllE5 lll3nqfkSllKfllE96lllflll514MIL9lll9 TEAM Q The reserve basketball team IS seldom g1ven enough Lredlt for the val s1ty s success Most people forget that the most outstandlng player was once a reserve They forget that the trammg of the reserves must 1nclude teach I mg every potentlal player basketball It IS here that they learn sklll team I work and d1sc1pl1ne f 1 Th1s year the reserve team was largely made up of new players s1x of these belng freshmen However the team showed rather exceptlonal ab1l1ty and several tlmes gave the varslty close practlce games Most of th1s years reserves have two or three yeaxs yet to play Th1s w1ll g1V6 them a chance to become really expemenced players before they graduate and Wlll also make 1I1d1VldL1al competxtxon keener and therefore W' F If make a better vars1ty team HUBLRT PUCKETT .37 EW XT' 3 V 5 G . Y nw . . .fix 1 . s - - I - E 'Il 'I , ' ' ' , g , 4 , 1 ig. 1' . - . , mf . Q V . .. Ii r F . . . A W I' f r t 1 . t WL gil . . .. .. fl l I 'I I 'A' ' 0 Y q' IH R IA., i

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r u xp -N. CSECOND ROWJ Arthur Adklns Dr H D Jackson J Wray Henry Roy D Goode George H Flckardt Dr J J Rooney Charles M1ller Hulse Hays Sr N T Weldon A V Osborn Dexter Arledge E W Stebleton Lawrence Llston Harry R Hosler John George B F Harden KFIRST ROWJ Raymond Adklns Dave Jackson Donald Henry Mlllald Goode Bob Flckardt Arthur Rooney Ted Moon Hulse Hays R1chard Weldon Pharo Osborn Eugene Arledge B111 Stebleton Robert Llston Wlllard Hosler Bob Bowsher Tom Harden lIDAlID S EAW 0.11 Followmg the custom of some of the larger un1vers1t1es Dad s Day was flrst celebrated at C H S three years ago Th1S was accompllshed by ded1 catlng one football game to the fathers of the boys of the team and 1r1v1t1ng them all to attend the game It IS belleved that 1tS celebratlon has resulted m fostermg a better sp1r1t w1th1n the team as well as lncreasmg outslde ln terest 1n the teams success Notable, too has been the fme athletlc Splrlt engendered between father and son On approachlng the f1eld on Dad s day last year the eye was greeted by a arge sxgn readmg Hello Dads Before the game each Dad as he entered to that worn by h1s son was pmned on hlS back Then to the fleld where Dads and team sat together on the home teams bench A loud speaker had been set up and between halves each Dad was xntroduced and responded wlth a few remarks It was notlceable throughout the game that the bench on whlch the Dads sat produced an enthuslastlc cheer1ng sectlon By the way the score of thls game was C1rclev1lle 25 West Jefferson 0 DAVE JACKSON 38 9 .5 . s n Q Q, . , I , . . . . 'J-'F 'H IMJRX ' 'till' 'czx L 1 - - an vs l' ffl . X the field, was directed to the dressing room where a number corresponding 14- J' 7 -1: fr 'l ET s . . ir ft ' .1 2' ' ' r ,M l 'Jil gg . . ' Y J., at L-,, y , ,W ' ' , f' ' 1. ' QW ' X AL--