Circleville High School - Circle Yearbook (Circleville, OH)

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iglz elmo! Jian Under the leadership of C. F. Zaenglein the band started the competitive 1941-42 season by participating in a contest during the annual Pumpkin Show. Circleville won third place, while Logan received first and Lancaster second. In January selected members of the band broadcasted over radio station WOSU. Recordings were made and now a permanent record will be kept in the high school. The band played at all home football games, marched in all local parades, and participated in the annual spring concert with Arlington, Mount Vernon and Lancaster. Ayers Lake Barnhart Mader Betz, C. Martin Betz, D. Miller Barthelmas Moon Bowman Moore Burget Morrison Blumm Moss Blinkley Mumaw Boggs Orr Carothers Owens Cramer Puckett Crum Reedy Clifton Rhoads Delong Root Ebert Roundhouse Evans Simison Goldsberry Skinner Giitt Sprouse Grose Staley Grubb Storts Imler Stout JOHIISS Thornton Kerns, P. J. Tracy Kerns. C. Valentine Kline Wise

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Anderson Brown Goeller Orr Bach Burget Imler Staley Barr Clifton Martin Thornton Beck Dewey Melvin Yates Brintlinger Geib Moon Stooge Cfub Carrying on its tradition of supporting athletics, this year the Stooge Club purchased new jackets and socks for the basketball team. Two outstanding money-making projects were holding the Pumpkin Show booth and the sponsoring of a benefit dinner. May brought the Stooge Dance which has become an annual affair. During the 1940-41 club year, the club officers were Robert Brown, presi- dent, Harry Clifton, vice-president, William Thornton, secretary, Frank Geib, treasurer, Clark Martin, sergeant-at-arms, Thomas Dewey, chief justice. Virgil M. Cress, club adviser, served the group for the year in that capac- ity.

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ORGANIZATICDIXIS Ankrom, M. Hansen Reedy Beck, M. L. Justice Ankrom. R. Hawks Rhoads Blake List Barthelmas, M. Hetzler Russel, E. Bowers Melvin Barthelmas, N. Hill Russel, E. Chambers Moats, D. Beck, J. Howell Schreiner Clifton Moats, V. Beck, M. L. Jones Seymore Delong, L. Mumaw Blum Jonnes Simms Delong, M. Myers Boggs Kline Skinner Elsea Pickel Brintlinger La Rue Sowers Garrett, B. Ramey Clark Lutz, Em. Sprouse Garrett, H. Raub Clifton Lutz, Ev. Staley Geib Thomas Coleman Miller Stout Glenn Turner Cooper Mogan Towers Hall Walters Crum Mumaw BEGINNERS BAND Hansen Wilkinson Cupp Myers Ankrom Hetzler Wood Glitt Pearce Beck, D. Howell Woodward unior and The Junior Band has among its members the youngest boys and girls who are identified with any of our high school organiza- tions. The only requirements to be met are that the individual has a band instrument, that he has reached the fifth grade, and above all that he has a keen interest in this group. He must be w' ing to regularly attend rehearsals once a week and to practice by imself whenever possible. When vacancies occur in the Senior band the more advanced Junior band members are promoted. These youngsters march in all the Pumpkin Show parades and participate in any other local celebrations during the year. They also take part in the annual concert which the instrumental music department gives at the end of the school year. Maxine Friedman is drum majorg she is assisted by Eleanor Beck and Phyllis Clark. C. F, Zaenglein is the director of the Junior band.