Circleville High School - Circle Yearbook (Circleville, OH)

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FIRST PICTURE Ist Row: B. Culp, R. Ar- Iedge, S. Clifton, C. Gar- rett, J. Davis, M. Buskirk H. Fausnaugh, N. Ankrom R. Edgington, C. Fowler, F. sptef, s. Clark. 2nd Row: C. Bass, T, Es- ley, A. Cline, M. Davis, C Bailey, J. Cook, N. Barn hill, B. Callihan, W. Cheli kowsky, S. Dye, D. Alkire 3rd Row: L. DeLong, L. Dres- bazh, G. Fowler, S. Curry M. Evans, N. Cooper, D Carter, C. Camp, J. Davis, J, Binkley. 4th Row: J. Arledge, M Brown, T. Agin, J. Curry, J CaIIil.an, B. Edgington, E Cunningham, M. Davis. SECOND PICTURE lst Row: J. Glitt, J. Hurst J. Krinn, J. Merriman, B Knecht, M. Lowery, M. Mor- gan, J. Horine, N. Gibbs A. Gofl, C. Hufter, S, Mc- Alister, D, Mitchell. 2nd Row: C. Montgomery, M. Kirkpatrick, L. Leichliter, L. Gordon, J, Johnson, I Hufllnes, P. McCain, D Greene, F. Elsea, P. Gro ham, C. Manson, S. Minor. 3rd Row: J. Horn, B. Moats C. Gerhardt, J. Marshall, K lemaster, J. Lewis, E. Mar- tin. 4th Row: R. Jones, J. Mc- Connell, G. Kerr, B. Large J. Hill, E, Hart, D. Garrett THIRD PICTURE Ist Row: S. Newman, P Young, D. Moore, M. Walk- er, B. Runyon, C. Young, J Smith, R. Southward, B Valentine, M. Myers, M Smith. 2nd Row: F. Withers, B Ramey, J. Wilkinson, M Wilson, C. Wertman, D Watson, H. Wilkes, P. Win- ner, M. Stevens, C. Yaple 3rd Row: E. Walters, D Steele, C. Reigle, E. Myers T. Valentine, J. Rose, R Wellington, J. Schraub. 4th Row: W. Sieverts, B P u r d i n, S. Wolford, T Vaughan, D. Strawser, S Ritter, D. Phebus, R. Young 1 num it

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Junior Class Moves On This year as years in past, the iunior class has made up a large per cent of the organi- zations. Charles Camp, Wayne Chelikowsky, Jay Cur- ry, Mike Davis, Bob Edgington, Edwin Hart, Joe Hill, John Horn, Ralph Jones, Jim Lewis, Jim McConnell, Gary McKenzie, Jim Marshall, Eddie Martin, George Phifer, John Rose, John Schraub, Don Strawser, Rollie Tigner, Tom Valentine, Eddie Walters, Sam Wolford helped in the ever popular sport of football. Those boys taking part in basketball were Bob Callihan, Jim Callihan, Jay Curry, Joe Hill, Ralph Jones, Jib McConnell, Walter Sieverts, Don Strawser, and Bob Wellington. Maiorlty of the baseball team were iuniors. They were Bob Callihan, Jim Callihan, Everett Cunningham, Jim McConnell, Walter Sieverts and Bob Wellington. Rita Edgington, Marsha Morgan and Mary JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Robert Wellington June Wilkinson Marilyn Evans Jo Smith helped make up the varsity cheer- leading squad. Linda Dresbach was one of the high stepping maiorettes. Other activities the iuniors took part in were the E. M. S., Girls Athletic Association, Hi-Y, Organized Cheerlng Section, Photo Club, Sen- ior S. O. S. and Stooge. Track and golf teams were represented well by the iunior class. There were twenty-three iuniors in the high school band, seventeen in the high school choir, and twelve in the orchestra. High school sextet has two iunior members, Judy Hurst and Marsha Morgan. Mary Jo Smith reigned as our football queen and Katherine Fowler, another iunior, was an attendant. From the iunior class came Miss Circleville, June Wilkinson.

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Sophomores Have Active Year During the past year the Class of '57 has made a good name tor itself in the many school activities and sports. This year member- ships in the school clubs-Stooge, E.M.S., G. A. A., Hi-Y, and Jr. S. O. S.-were all open to them. Many sophomore boys took part in football. On the varsity squad were Dick Banks and Ed- die Tomlinson. The reserve squad included Dav- id Carpenter, Wendell Emerine, Roger Magill, Bob McClure, Clifford Stewart, Ronald Straight, Ronald Strucker, and T. D. Van Camp. Ellis Couch and Jlm Hoover were managers. Three sophomore girls, Ruth Cassidy, Jane Davis, and Ethelda Moats, have led the cheers of the school as members of the reserve cheer- leading squad. ln the music department our class has had many representatives throughout the band, choir, orchestra, and sextette. Among the sophomores who participated in these activities were Anne Adkins, Carolyn Bell, Beverly Brink, Carolyn Ferguson, Nella Fowler, Judy Grooms, Gwynne Jenkins, Carol Johnson, Edith Jones, Patty McAbee, Carl Porter, Nola Rader, Patsy Smith, Joann Spice, Delores Valentine, and Elaine Woodward. Susan Stocklen was one of the high stepping maiorettes and Sandra Van Fossen was a flag-bearer. Two sophomore girls, Patsy Smith and Elaine Woodward, were mem- bers of the Girls' Sextette. Good luck in the coming years, Sophomores! lst Row: P. Arledge, C. Bell, A. Adkins, N. Barnes, J. Cook, B. Fraser, J. Beck, M. Garner, W. Emerine, D. Carpenter, A. Davies, J. Coates, J. Byrd, J. Cooper. 2nd Row: P. Anderson, M. Gott, R. Crawford, P. Ball, B. Caldwell, J, Clark, W. Davis, J. Conrad, D. Banks, E. Craig, J. Caldwell, J. Davis, R. Cassidy, J. Grams, J. Borden, W. Cramblil, B. Coleman, F. Greiner, R. Davis. 3rd Row: B. Brink, N. Byrd, J. Adams, J. Bolin, J. Davis, S. Conley, E. Couch, N. Greeno, L. Brucker, N. Fowler, C. Fergu- son C Eccard , . . ' ,qi X. fi. -we W ' he 'ffl .L , 'L '