Circleville High School - Circle Yearbook (Circleville, OH)

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MOST POPULAR BOY Jam Cook MOST POPULAR GIRL Jackle Smlth MOST STUDIOUS BOY John Lanman MOST STUDIOUS GIRL Anne Downing BEST LOOKING BOY Don Olney BEST LOOKING GIRL Margaret Green BEST BOY DANCER Jlm Cook BEST GIRL DANCER Ann Thomerson Jerry Rooney BEST GIRL ATHLETE Pat Koch BEST DRESSED BOY Ronnie Seall BEST DRESSED GIRL Nancy Bower SCHOOL WIT Gordon Blake SCHOOL STRONG MAN G SCHOOL POLITICIAN Warren Lelst u amy Pol MOST SOPHISTICATED GIRL Pat Wellington BOY MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jordan Lefko GIRL MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jackie Smlth PEPPIEST BOY Gene Clifton PEPPIEST GIRL Martha Barthelmas SCHOOL OPTIMIST Jerry Rooney SCHOOL PESSIMIST Abner Leach SCHOOL BACHELOR John Lanman Bob Moeller SCHOOL WOLFESS JoAnn Brink SCHOOL MUSICIAN Charles Maglll BEST SCOUT Kenneth Weaver BEST PHILOSOPHER David Parks BEST GIGGLER Martha Barthelmas CLASS ARTIST Helen Mogan 29 BEST BOY ATHLETE SCHOOL WOLF Bill illis

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Snaps Around C. H. S The brains and Jlm Cozy Corner They luke lt' Our famous Pl band Dont laugh they cant help It' Cardsharks 28 1. ' ' 2. 3. ' ' . 4. Nancy 5. . 6. ' - ' . - 7.

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I Martha Barthelmas leave my nursIng ablllty to Margaret Dresbach I James Bartholomew wlll my Interest In Amanda Skatmg Rlnk to anyone wlth a palr of skates We Roger Bennlngton and Jerry Rooney leave our ablllty for science? to the hlgh school for a depresslon wIIl surely follow our gradu atlon I Gordon Blake wIll my tltle of Freddle the Drummer to Speeder Davls Nancy Bower leave my talent of playlng e saxophone to Jlmmy Dorsey lloyd Brannon wlll my typing ablllty to Mr Farrell Jo Ann Brink leave my shy attltude to Jody Storts I Jack Brooks leave my curly halr to the Tonl Twlns I Gloria Brungs leave my naturally blonde halr to Nancy Eltel I Pat Caln wIlI my ablllty to get ao g I Pearl Carter wlll my sympathetic ways to young Wldder Brown I Bob Chalfln wlll my extra steerlng wheel to Mr Gabrlal s drlvlng class I Gene Cllfton wIll my electrlcal Ingenulty to Elnsteln I John Cockrell will my educated toe to Speeder Davls I Davld Coftland wIll my abIIIty to drunk to anyone who can hold a bottle cap full I Jrm Cook wIll my seat In Latln class to Mr Daugherty I Charles Cupp leave my huntlng ablllty to brlng em back allve to Frank Buck I Anne Downing leave my oboe to Ebo I Wayne Downlng leave my tags to Rog er Graham I Dorls Edglngton leave my heartbreaklng abIIIty to Margle Maglll I Donald Eldrldge leave Dona Kerns to Joe B ue Se IO Ronald Eldrldge leave Wllla Jean to no one because Id luke to take her wlth me Ronald Garner leave my bashful ways to Roy Huffer BIII GIllIs leave my ablllty to eat to any elephant that can hold II I Nancy Goodchlld wIlI my abIlIty to get A on tests to whoever types out the tests I Janet Grant wIll my Interest In far away places to Beatrice Bass I Margaret Green leave my sunglng ablllty to a nlghtlngale I Margery Grelner wlll my ablllty to get along wIth Mr West to any other office glrl I Clarence Happeney leave my wood worklng ablllty to a woodpecker J nIta H wl my artIstIc abllty Llssa Given I Jlm Hoffman leave my slze to Freddle Gordon I John Howard wIIl my tutoring In solld geometry to BIII Streber I Harold Huffer wlll my ablllty to play a trumpet to Larry Gordon poor Larry' I Carmeln Johnson wlll my ablllty to talk to Sally Cochran I Charles Johnson wlll my ablllty to get through football season without any broken bones to George Johnson I Pat Koch wlll my love for the boys to any other smart lrl Bar ara Lane will m abt Ity to e dlamond rlngs to anyone with expresslve eyes I John Lanman wIII my 8 30 rIsIng on school mornlngs to anyone else lucky enough to llve across the street from the school wIll my elght Iron to Sablne the lake I Abner Leach who threw hls I I Glorla lelst wIIl my pug talls to Marllyn Crawford I Warren Lelst w my bus lrne to Lewls Cook r C O I I I . . ll I . If . . . I .. 1 I , - I . I . .. ' ll ll I :I bl I tl 1 I I F I, , ' . . .. th ' . ' . . ' I, , . I F l . . - I 1 n I I 'I ' I . . 1 I ' I I . ll F ' 'F 1 n . I - Q - ' I, ua Ill, Il I to I I . I . I . . , . I . .. I n . with Miss Rains to some other tomboy . . . . . I I I I . I D I I . .. I I ' I . I . .. I I ' I I . .. I I I I I I g . ' ' I, b , ' y 'I' g t I I . . . ,, . . . .. D I I , , , . . 1 ll ll ' ' ' I I , ' I I . ' 'n . I , , I , I . . I . . - . . I , I I . ' in .. . I. . I . - 30