Circleville High School - Circle Yearbook (Circleville, OH)

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SX E. M. S. FIRST ROW: Mariorie Greiner, Jerry Rooney, Gordon Blake, Roger Bennington, Jordan Lefko, Blanche Lutz. SECOND ROW: Connie Bell, Linda Given, Janet Grant, Anne Downing, Helen Mogan, Nancy Cline. THIRD ROW: Yvonne Clifton, Charlotte McConnell, lissa Given, Beatrice Bass, Charles Mogill, Bob Moeller. FOURTH ROW: Mary Ellen Rader, Marlene Mancini, Mrs. Annette Will, Ronald Bennington, lNarren Leist. CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW: Gloria Leist, Jo Ann Lewis, Helen Mogcn, Martha Barthelmas, Doris Edgington. SECOND ROW: Mona Mowery Barbara Schumm, Kay Graef, Janet Emmerine, Sonia Sines. 46

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S FIRST ROW Lrssa Gwen Phyllrs Dresbach Lrnda Gwen Donna Kerns Marlene Manclm Shnrley Mason Phyllns Clrfton Nancy Eltel SECOND ROW Avanell Thomas Beverly Southward Patsy Net? Magnll Barbara Schumm Lee Horn Jodu Starts Sonya Srnes THIRD ROW Beverly Elsea Polly Hull Luruta Buslcark Mary Ann a ds Donna Wellington Jane Wallace Charlotte Jones S S O FIRST ROW Yvonne Clufton Blanche Lutz Janet Grant Fern Bower SECOND ROW Eva Lowery Velma Wlse Connle Bell Betty Goodchlld Juanlta Hull Ruth Styers Jo Ann Brmk THIRD ROIN Carolyn Wolford Jackie Smith Margaret Green Hlll Martha Barthelmas FOURTH ROW Addie Wertman Alyce Weller Pat Nau Anne Charlotte McConnell 45 Duane Mason Kay Graef Mass Frances Duckunson Morgue McClure Sally Cochran Evangeline Lowery Marilyn Ruch Wnse Ruth Hull Joanne Kerr Dons Edgmgton Nancy Jean McClure farol Goodchnld Mrss Elmo Rams Nancy Jo Ann Lewus Beverly Thomas Barbara Pantuous Theresa Downmg Mary Ellen Rader Nancy Smulh Ann Thomerson JR. .O.S. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Barthelmas, Ann Stocklen, Elilabelh Musser, Mary Rumfleld, Barbara Eitel, Janet Emmerine, R. . .S.

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lfp lon Mu I ma Purpose of the EMS club as stated In the constltutlon IS to further creative wrltmg and the study of literature This oblectlve ts carried out In H1 Notes the school paper which I published regularly by the club All of the members of the club take part In the Wflllng and assembling of HI Notes The popularity of this paper attributes to the workmanship of the club as a whole and especially to Janet Grant the editor FMS went to Columbus to see Ollvla De Havilland In Candlda George Bernard Shaws provocative play While IH the capital clty on the afternoon excursion the club members had lunch vlslted the Columbus Art Museum went C eer Helen Mogan Martha Barthelmas Doris Edglngton Gloria Lelst and Jo Anne Lewis all seniors were the veterans of the cheerleaders this year In cooperation with them were the neophytes Kay Graef and Mona Mowery from the freshman class and Janet Emerlne Bar bara Schumm and Sonla Slnes from the sopho more group These glrls dressed In their full red banded bowling and attended the pl y It was thoroughly profitable and enloyable afternoon for everyone concerned A student must have a 3 5 average to be ellglble for membership This IS the only honor club In the school Eleven students took ad vantage of their outstanding grades to become members this year making the total member ship for the year twenty tour EMS produced a play on February 26 for an assembly program The theme of the play which was entitled Schools for Freedom was a patrlotlc one lt was well received thanks to the helpful supervision of Mrs Clark Will the clubs fine adviser leaders black skirts and red sweaters are the essence of pep and enthusiasm at all interscholastic athletic games Their rewards for many hours of rehearsal and more hours of strenuous physical and vocal effort are momentarily the splrlt and enthusiasm of the attending crowds and permanently a letter awarded for each two years of partlclpatlon on the squad Q T Q , G . G . . . .1 . . . . . 1, . . . . . ' 1 I 5 I . , . - - . , - . . 1 - - 11 uv 1 1 1 ' 1 . . 1 . 1 1 ' 1 1 1 , 1 , . 1 . 1 1 ' . . . . . 1 1 1 ' . , I 1 1 , ' .