Circleville High School - Circle Yearbook (Circleville, OH)

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ORGANIZATIONS Beck Brown, N. Brown. R. Cayce Griner Jonnes Madison Mumaw Owens, M. Owens. P. Pile, M. gpaifon Pile. M. K. Schreiner Schumm Short Skinner Siegwald Snider Turner Ward Waters, B. Waters. D. O Lgma Epsilon Mu Sigma was more active in school affairs this year than formerly. It presented two assembly programs and sponsored a series of editorial contests. Each month members of the club wrote editorials on a variety of subjects. The winning articles were used in the Red and Black. April 9 the club saw Helen Hayes and Maurice Evans in Twelfth Night at the Hartman. This trip was a club project for which money was raised by bake and candy sales. Officers for the year were Leland Siegwald, presidentg Mary Ruth Owens, vice presidentg Lois Madison, secretary-treasurer. Miss Margaret Rooney was the club adviser.

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Real an fgfack Staff Publication of the weekly school newspaper, The Red and Black, has been the job of eleven school pupils this year. This school news is published as a part of the Saturday evening edition of The Circleville Herald and is edit- ed by the journalism class which works daily in room 8. To watch these pupils at their work gives one the impression that they really mean business-a typewriter, a file of former publications and a number of exchange papers are used in connection with their activities. William! Burget, Rose Anne Griner, Wanda Grabill, Ann Hott, Walter Leist, and Paul Turner each was editor of the paper for six weeks. Miss Marga- ret A. Mattinson was instructor and class adviser for the fourth consecutive year. I Barnhart Henness Boggs Hott Bosworth Leist Burget Turner Grabill Weaver Griner

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QRGANIZATICDNS Curl Herrmann Reichelderfer Stout Defenbaugh Kochheiser Schreiner Trimmer. J. Goeller Madison Schumn. B. Trimmer. M. H 1 Orr Schumn. M. Wilson an ey Helwagen Pile Sensenbrenner Sleefclz Five years ago a few pupils interested in creative art organiz- cd the Sketch Club under the leadership of Mrs. Brunelle Down- ing. Membership in the club is open to any pupil in the high school who has a genuine interest in art. Work is done in water colors, pencil, and charcoal. The purpose of the club is to develop the artistic abilities of its members who are always on the look-out for new talent. Officers for the year were Gloria Wilson, president and Car- olyn Herrman, secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Downing is the club adviser.