Circleville High School - Circle Yearbook (Circleville, OH)

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ATHLETICS Ayers Geib Barnhart Kochensparger Burget Moon Callihan Woods golf Circleville's golf schedule this year consisted of Upper Arlington, Worthington, London, University High, and Grand- view. There were two games with each competitor, one at home and one away. The team entered the district tournament at Ohio State, using the O. S. U. course. Roy Black has offered a gl'd golf ball to the team member who has the lowest medal score for the year, in match play. Home matches and practices are played on the Country Club course. Virgil M. Cress is the golf instructor.

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l'6lC Among the twenty boys who participated in track activities this spring Paul Jackson and Paul Seymour received letters for their work. Although time for practice was difficult to find, the season proved success ful. Besides the S. C. O. L. meet at Wilmington, and the district meet at Ohio Wesleyan, the team played Greenfield and Holy Rosary. There were fourteen track events in which the team took part. These in eluded hurdles, relay and distant running, pole vaulting and discus throwing Anderson Jonnes Ayers Kline Callihan Moorehead Cook Morgan Crawford Norris Hutzo Palm Sabine Schlegler Seymour Siegwald. Siegwald, Simms Smallwood Staley Valentine L. Webbe P. Wolfe Zaenglein

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Clan 'Will We, Phyllis Young and Erma Green, our outside interests to some one needing atten- tion. I, Lena Webbe, my interest at Jackson Town- ship to Eleanor Shaw. I, Donald Walters, my Southern drawl to whoever desires it. I, Charles Walker, my long strides to Clifford Kerns. I, Don Wells, my interest at the parsonage to no one. I, Margie Miller, my studious ambition to some loafer. I, Elmina Morrison, my achievement at Pick-A-Way to Bette Waters. I, Virginia Niles, my sales ability to Miriam Brown. I, Roy Norris, my air interests to someone afraid to leave the good earth. I, Ralph Schumm, my pouting spells to some- one who can take it. I, Letty Strawser, my pleasant disposition to some hot-tempered person. I, Jack Beck, my football pants to Dicky Clif- ton. I, Charles Hart, my happy-go-lucky disposi- tion to Glenn Barnhart. I, Lee Siegwald, my position as Miss Roon- ey's private secretary to Glenn Pearce. I, Grace Wagner, my weekly trips to Colum- bus to some stay-at-home. I, Paul Turner, my forensic ability to Nelson Jonnes. I, Mary Ruth Owens, my school girl com- plexion to any-one who needs one. We, Richard Brintlinger and George Skaggs, our positions as Mr. Zaenglein's secretaries to Harold Weaver and Mac Wise. I, Elmer Barr, my farmer walk to Norman Anderson. I, Lorraine Stambaugh, my pleasant smile to some sour-puss. I, Robert Brown, my ability as a leader to Bob Kline. I, Betty Clifton, my skill as an athlete to Ruth Blumm.