Circleville High School - Circle Yearbook (Circleville, OH)

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ATHLETICS gootball Marked by the largest squad ever to try out, 52, and the largest crowd ever to attend a C.H.S. game, 2000 at the Lancaster contest, the Circleville High football team, under the supervision of Coach Roy Black and Assistant Tom Armstrong, had an oil- and-on season. A rather marred record of seven losses and two ties sums up the season. In most people's eyes the outstanding play of the Tigers against Lancaster headlined the season. The Golden Gales scored two quick touchdowns to hold the margin of victory. Dad's Day, an annual feature, was observed at the Hillsboro game. A pre-season banquet was given the team by the local Rotary Club, while a post-season one was given by the Kiwanis. Lettermen were: seniors-Beck, Brintlinger, Brown fco-cap- tainj, Callihan, Eby, Martin, fco-captainl, Sims, and Zaengleing juniors-Anderson, Binkley, Clifton, Geib, Jackson, Moon, Moorehead, Sabine, Staley, Valentine, Wolfe, and Woods: sopho- mores-Bach, Carr, Smallwood, Sowers, and Orr, manager. Anderson Geib Moats Sowers Bach Haley Moon Smallwood Beck Ha mpp Morgan Staley Binkley Helwagon Moorehead Valentine, B Boggs Jackson Orr Valentine, D Brintlinger Jonnes Pearce Webbe Brown Keaton Richardson Winfough Carr Kline Sabine Wolfe Callihan Kockensparger Shea Woods Clifton Mader Siegwald Yates Crawford Martin Simms Zaenglein

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Ayers Coffland Martin Smallwood Moon SIHISY lgiifntlinger Eggwford M0Qrehead Valentine Callihan Geib Sabine Wolfe Carr Goldsberry SiI11IT1S Woods Clifton Jackson Baakeibalf While the varsity basketball team had a poor season this year, the reserve team covered itself with glory, losing only three of 21 contests and winning the undisputed championship of the S.C.O.L. The varsity won seven of 21 played. On Circleville's schedule were Washington Township, Greenfieldit, Chilli- cothe, New Lebanon, Hillsboroit, Columbus North, Lancaster, Wilmington? Grove City, Amanda, Ashville, Oak Hill, Jackson, Washington C. H. ', and Upper Arlington. Newark, ultimate tournament winners, defeated Circleville in the first round of district tournament play. Lettermen were: Ayers, Eby, Geib, Jackson, Martin, Moon, Moorehead, Staley, Valentine, Woods, and Crawford, manager. Coach Roy Black and Assistant Tom Armstrong coached the teams. two games ' Pk