Logan Elm High School - Skandha Yearbook (Circleville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1962 volume:

if wx: v? 4rx.'X' 1 Dk ill- . 1 1 N 1 5 - 5 I I ' 1 . I ' 1 L , 1 , : it ik il!- 1962 SKHNDHH LOGAN ELM HIGH SCHOOLO CIRCLE VILLE, OHIO VOL.11 ITGR B d L YOUT DIT OR 1 h US ESS MA AG R I kl 0 -o' 35- xwzll WX Nui TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration . . . 4 Faculty. . . . . .7 Seniors . . . 15 juniors. . . 27 Sophomores . . 35 Freshmen . . . 43 Sports. . . .53 Activities. . . . 65 Advertising. . . . . 75 MW' OUR BO RD The Logan Elm Board of Education is a group of taxpayers who are elected by the people of the district to represent them in matters concerning property maintenance and administration of the district's schools. FIRST ROW: Ann Elsea, Clerkg Orley Judy, Presidentg David Bolender. SECOND ROW: Arthur Leistg Lawrence McKenzie5 Neil Morris. O REXECUTI E HE D MR. CARL S. BURGER B. S. , Ohio State University M. A. , Ohio State University Mr. Burger's duties include the supervision of the three elementary schools as well as the high school. CIRCLEVILLE METAL WORKS, INC. 127, 129 EDISON AVENUE CIRCLEVILLE, OHIO O R PRINCIPAL MR. JOHN J. HENN B. A. , Defiance College M. A. , Bowling Green University As principal of the high school, Mr. Henn supervises the daily routine. As well as his administrative dudes, he also serves as a counselor to the students and has two classes in guidance. OUR SECRET RY MRS. ANN ELSEA HER ASSIS TAN TS: Sandra Grissom, Diana Ankrom, Sue Courtright, Dick Dean, Carol Ginther. NOT PICTURED: janet Bower ew- BOUSTER CLUB OFFICERS President Mrs. Don Miller Vice-President Mr. Carl Smith Secretary Mrs. jim Stauffer Treasurer Mr. Nelson jones The Booster Club lS a very out standlng school orgamzatlon Included ln the club S membershrp are serious mlnded school boosters The purposes for whlch the club rs formed are QD the encouragement and advancement of amateur athletlcs and personal physlcal development of the youth of thls commun lty Q25 the encouragement and develop ment of a hlgh school muslc program C35 the advancement of the general scholastlc welfare of the school Thls years act1v1t1es lnclude donut stand at the Pumpkln Show coat check at basketball games ch1l1 supper and others PAUL A. IVIC KENZIE ROUTE 4 CIRCLEVILLE, OHIO FACULTY l MR. GOBLE BRANHAM B. S. 5 Eastern Kentucky State Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drawing, General Business junior Class Sponsor MRS. JEANNETTE CHILCOTE B. A. 5 Ohio Wesleyan, Work at Ohio University and Ohio State University English, Home Economics, Senior Class Sponsor MISS ALICE DeLON G B. A. 5 Otterbein College French, Commercial Asst. Adviser to Ameri- canism Council Freshman Class Sponsor MR. WILLIAM DRUM B. S. 5 University of Arizona Business Education, Drama, Jesters Advisor, Business Manager, School Paper A dvisor, Annual Advisor MR. JERRY HANES B. A. 5 Ohio State Univer- sity Insiiumental and Vocal Music Instructor, Fresh- man Basketball Coach, Freshman Class Sponsor MRS. GEORGE HAMRICK B.A. , B. S.3 Rio Grande and Ohio State University Social Studies and Gir1's Physical Education Cheerleader Advisor MR. CHARLES JENKINS Ohio State University Latin II, Latin Club MR. KEITH MERRIN B. S. 5 Capital University Math, Physical Education Basketball, Football, Track Coach, Sophomore Class Sponsor TWO Weeks dete1'1t1011' The pause that refreshes ' Let it Snow! Let it Snow! MRS. JEAN MILLS B. A. 5 Marshall University Attended Ohio State Uni- versity Algebra, Geomeiry, Chemistry, Solid Ge ornetry, Trigonometry Student Council Advisor Honor Society Advisor junior Class Sponsor MR. VICTOR PONTIUS B. S. 5 Ohio State Univer- sity General Science, Biology World Geography Reserve Basketball Coach Baseball Coach, Senior Class Sponsor Let it Snow! X MRS. DOROTHY SAMPSON B. A. 3 Indiana University Attended Ball State Teachers' College, Ohio State Univer- sity English, Speech, Freshman Class Sponsor MISS MILDRED WERTMAN B. S. 5 Ohio State University History, English, Librarian, Sophomore Class Sponsor MR. DOW WEST B. A. 5 Ohio State Univer- sity American History, Ameri- can Government, Mechanical Drawing Americanisrn Council Advisor, Sophomore Class Sponsor OR BUS DRI ER .J . O O R CUOKS Mrs. Emmett Hinton Mrs. Clyde Hedges R CUSTODIANS Ralph Wolfe Cha rles Barnhart ! Phil Wilson Carl Anderson Bob Young Paul Spung Russel Andrews Edgar Harral Paul Congrove , J i kr K r 5 f- . - -- L. 4V,kVk: -' ,:,,, kg' Wg' kkk. 'V ' ' 3 E IL - L,. 4, V. G Q 5 A M rm V wiv-wa. 9 5 i Y! 3 E Q 5 Z Q 6 si fl xi Q5 ai 95 3 'fs 5 W xx cn lc ilfh' HI' fi. rs I sdmizuxhz ww :ci x 4 minsh 11-Cviv VS A Iuilim ranks uf thu A Cllnilurx S170 tmxarci uns au-.nruci plans Svhxml of Imax Judy lu mmf-t l CLASS OF '62 Class Motto . . . . Life is what you make it. Class Colors. . .... Blue and white Class Flower . . .... Carnation Valedictorian . . . . David Lee Beavers Salutatorian ....... Sandra Kay Grissom Baccalaureate Sermon ............ The Reverend Paul Brown Commencement Address ...,....... Dr. Harvey Charles Hahn COMPLIMENTS OF HUFFINES INSURANCE AGENCY KINGSTON AND CIRCLEVILLE 'I6 MIKE ABBOTT F. F.A. 1, 25 Dance Club 1, 25 Science Club 1, 25 Track lg Football 1. BETTY JO ADAMS Home Economics Club 1, 25 Chorus 1, 25 Bookstore Worker 45 Class Officer 45 Elm Log Staff 43 Skandha Staff 43 Homecoming Attendant 25 Quill and Scroll 4. KAY ADAMS Chorus 1, 2. ROBERTA ADAMS Home Economics Club 1, 23 Chorus 1, 2,4. NIOWERY DRUGSTORE R. s. ARN, R. PH. KINGSTON, or-no STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTA TI VES Dick Dean Lenny Hardman Roger Clarke Jim Stauffer V l SUE ADKINS journalism Workshop 35 State Latin Convention 1, Skandha Staff 45 Elm Log Staff 3, 4, fEditor 4j, Quill and Scroll 3,45 junior Classical League 1, 2, 3,45 Latin Club 1, 2, 3,45 Bookstore Worker 4, American- ism Council 43 Pep Club 43 National Honor Society 4. LARRY ARNOLD Baseball 3, Football 4, Class Officer 2,43 Easter Play 3. I I I NANCY AYERS Skandha Staff 4, Elm Log Staff 3,45 Librarian 2, Office Worker 3, Pep Club 4, Bookstore Worker 4. 1 DAN BAKER Intramurals 1, Baseball. l L JOHN BAKER Cafeteria Worker 2, Bookstore Worker 4. DAVID BEAVERS Honor Society 3,4, fCounty Chaplainj, Junior Classi- cal League 1, 2, 3,43 Librarian 3,45 Skandha Staff 45 News Reporter 2, State Latin Convention 1, 25 Variety Show 3. SPONSORED BY CIRCLEVILLE FAST FREEZE LOCKER 161 EDISON AVENUE ClRCI.EVIL..L.E, or-no 18 JANET BOWER Class Officer 1, 35 Elm Log Staff 3,45 Skandha Staff 45 Chorus 1, 25 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Librarian 1, 25 National Honor Society 3, 4, QVice-President 415 Office, Worker 45 Girl's Track 1, 25 Cheerleader 1, 25 Band 1, 25 Pep Club 45 Latin Club 1, 2, 3,4, fPresident 3, 4551 State Latin Convention 1, 25 Junior Classical League 1,z,3,4, County Baud 1, County Chorus 1,2.' PAUL BOWER Football 1, 2, 3,45 Basketball Manager 1,2,3,45 Base- ball Manager 25 Pep Club 45 Vice-President of Class 3. ROBERT BOWER Skandha Staff 45 Band 1, 2, 35 Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Chorus 45 Pep Club 45 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 45 junior Classical League 1, 2, 3,45 State Latin Convention 1, 25 Variety Show 1, 25 Baseball Squad 1,25 County Band 35 County Chorus 4. ROGER CLARKE Football 1, 2, 3,45 Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 Baseball 35 Track 1, 2, 3,45 Student Council QTreasurerj 35 Stu- dent Council fPresident J 45 Class Officer 3,45 Skandha Staff 3. GENE CONGROVE Track 25 Pep Club 4. DICK DEAN National Honor Society 3, 45 Student Council 45 Base- ball 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 1,2,3,45 Track 25 Class President 3,45 Basketball 2, 3. N w LEONARD DIXON Class Officer 1,2,35 Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2, 35 County Band 2, 35 County Chorus 1, 2, 35 Latin Club 1, 2, 35 Class Play 35 State Band Contest 2, 3. IO ANN DRESBACH Chorus 1,25 Secretary 25 Cheerleader 25 Pep Club 35 Elm Log Staff 45 Skandha Staff 4. SHIRLEY DUMM JACKIE EVANS State Latin Convention 1, 2, 35 Latin Club 1, 2, 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Band 15 Skandha Staff 3,45 Class Officer 1, 2,35 Elm Log Staff 2, 3,45 Chorus 1, 25 Dramatics 35 Librarian 1, 2, 35 Junior Classical League 1, 2, 3,45 Bookstore Worker 45 Cafeteria Worker 45 Girl's Track 15 County Chorus 1, 25 journalism Workshop 35 Variety Show 3. TERRY GARRETT Basketball 25 Baseball 3,45 Band 1, 25 Chorus 1, 25 Class Officer 15 Pep Club 3, 45 Elm Log Staff 45 Intramural Basketball 35 Intramural Volleyball 35 Variety Show 3. DONALD GRAVES Basketball Squad 25 Chorus 1,25 County Chorus 15 Class Officer 15 junior Classical League 3,45 Latin Club 3,45 Pep Club 45 Student Council 25 Variety Show 3. BENNY GRIFFITI-I Varsity Football 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1,25 Varsity Base- ball 1, 2, 35 Varsity Track 1, 25 Class Officer 1, 2,35 Student Council 45 Pep Club 3,45 Variety Show 3. SANDRA GRISSOM Class Officer 15 Student Council 35 National Honor Society 3, 4, fl-Iistoriany5 County Honor Society Nice-Presidentj 45 Freshman Attendant5 Chorus 1, 25 Skandha Staff fArt Editorl 25 Pirate Blade QArt Editorj 25 County Chorus 1, 25 Office Assistant 2, 3,45 Book- store Worker 45 Variety Show 1,-2, 35 Quill and Scroll 4. LENNY HARDMAN Football 2, 3,45 Basketball 1, 2,3,45 Baseball 35 Track 45 Student Council 4. JAMES Hoovra Graphic Arts Club 15 Woodworking Club 25 Shop Club 2. DAVE HORN Class Officer 3,45 Orchestra 1, 25 Band 1, 2, 3,45 Chorus 1, 25 County Orchestra 25 County Band 1, 2, 3,45 County Chorus 25 Variety Show 25 Pep Club 3,45 Baseball 3,45 Basketball 1, 2, 3,4. NORMA HUFFER Office Worker 25 Home Economics Club 35 Home- coming Attendant 4. CIRCLEVILLE LUNIBER COMPANY EDISON AVENUE clRcl.Evll.L.E or-no RAY HUTFER RONNIE HUFFER Band 1, 25 Pep Club 1,25 Basketball 1, 25 Track 1,25 Chorus 1, 25 Elm Log Staff 4. BRAD HUFFLNES Basketball 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,25 County Chorus 1,2 State Latin Convention 2, 35 junior Classical League 2, 3,45 Skandha Staff Editor 45 Latin Club 2, 3,45 Class Treasurer 35 Pep Club 45 Dramatics Club 45 Student Council 15 journalism Workshop 35 Quill and Scroll 45 National Honor Society 4. GENE JORDAN Class Officer 15 Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3,45 Foot- ball 1, 3,45 Latin Club 3,45 Pep Club 45 junior Classi- cal League 3, 45 Americanism Council 4. JERRY KNECE Reserve Football 15 Class Officer 3, 45 Pep Club 4. VERNON LARIE Pep Club 45 lntramurals 3. COMPLIMENTS oF JOHN DEERE SALES AND SERVICE clRcn.Evll.l.E, or-no 22 CAROLYN LAW Home Economics Club QT1-easurerj 45 Librarian 1, 2, 35 Class Officer 25 Dramatics 35 Business a nd Ad- vertising Editor of New Holland Yearbook 45 National I-Ionor Society 4. PEGGY MARION Home Economics Club 3. GEORGE MILLER cuss Officer 2,45 Basketball 1, 2. MARY MORRIS Chorus 15 Paper Staff 3,45 Skandha Staff 45 Economics Club 35 Pep Club 4. KENNETI-I MOSS Home Basketball 1, 25 Class Officer 45 Pep Club 4. PATSY MOSS Pep Club 3,45 Cheerleader 35 Gir1's Track Variety Show 35 Dramatics Club 35 Chorus Log Staff 45 County Chorus 1, 25 Orchestra 1 Home Economics Club 1, 25 fOfficer 2,5 Sk 45 Bookstore Worker 45 Cafeteria Worker 4. 1: 23 1, 25 Elm 1 23 andha Staff LARRY PARKS Baseball 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 35 junior Classical League 1, 2, 3,45 State Latin Convention 1, 2. CONNIE RIFFLE Track 15 Chorus 1, 25 Home Economics Club 3. 2 JAMES ROOKER Basketball 25 Cafeteria Worker 3. DICK SHAW Chorus 1, 2, Basketball 1, 25 Vice-President 1, 33 Sergeant-at-Arms 2,45 Football 2, 3,4. SENIOR OFFICERS A M rs. Chz'lcote's Room President, Dick Dean, Vice-President, janet Bowerg Secretary, Dave Horn, Treasurer, jim Stauffer, Sergeant-at-Arms, Dick Shaw. SEN I OR OFFICERS Mr P0nlz'us's Room President, Roger Clarke Vice President, Larry Arnold5 Secretary, Jerry Knece5 Treasurer, Kenny Moss Sergeant at Arms George Miller. CHUCK SPANGLER County Chorus 1, 25 Chorus 1, 25 Honor Society 3,45 Sergeant-at-Arms 455 County Sergeant- at-Arms 45 Football 1, 25 Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 Pep Club 45 Baseball 35 Track l,2, 3,45 Latin Club 3,4, fTreasurer 455 State Latin Convention 35 Dramatics Club 45 Junior Classical League 3. JIM STAUFFER Treasurer 2, 45 Basketball 25 Skandha Staff 45 Student Council 3, 45 National Honor Society.45 Quill and Scroll 4. CAROL TQRCHICK Latin Club 1, 2, 3,4, fVice-President 2, Secretary 315 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Glee Club 1, 25 National Honor Society 3,45 County Honor Society 3,4, fSecretary 455 Miss Logan Elm 45 Miss Pumpkin Show 45 Skgndha Staff 3,45 Lay-out Editor 45 Elm Log Staff 3, 45 Student Council 3, 45 Homecoming Attendant 25 Homecoming Queen 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Class Officer 2, 35 Americanism Council fTreasurer 455 Junior Classical League 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Convention 1, 2. DEAN WOLFE Basketball 15 Pep Club 3,45 Skandha Staff 45 Chorus 1, 2. JUNioR-SENIOR BANQUET Following all the apprehension. . .disappointment from falling decorations that took hours to arrange. . .repairing the calamities. . .applying the finish- ing touches. . .and finally observing the finished product, the Junior-Senior Banquet decorations were ready. The cool, balmy night added the distinct atmosphere necessary for a Polynesian Holiday. Entering the paradise, a perpetual flowing fountain was the first greeting followed by a refreshing tropical dream . This built us up for a tropical feast in the Polynesian dining room . After a wonderful feast and program, we went to the All County junior- Senior Prom at the coliseum . We then returned to the Island to see the movie, On the Waterfront. Our holiday was ended with an early morning breakfast. FORD FURNITURE COMPANY clRcl.Evll.l.E, OHIO , JUNIORS L ! l A highlight in the lives of all juniors is the day they finally receive their class rings. The ring is a symbol of education, a symbol of the pride which a person has in his alma mater. These rings will be cherished by the owners and admired by others for years to come. COMPLIMENTS OF HERFF JONES COMPANY 28 One of the big moments -in the junior year is the day the class rings are selected. Pictured above are three of our class officers looking over the selection of rings offered by the Herff jones Company. 7. , 7: vi ii, 'L 'f :2fQ. f s 1 i 2 P , .W 5 U' ,Q bf wi ' 54 ENE 1 is A15 T . 1 f Ls! 4 Q 2, if Q 'Q gg . f 1 Qi fs: we , yn In A ' W. - s Ky- H 4 Q A 1, U15 A ? 39' 9 1 wi Larry Baird William Bitzer f -sw mg. I :mm gg 7' fri? ' qixfxy :sw G, 'gy A Q If if 6AfTi!'iw? v.. .' K I ,. ,fa ,+.' , 1' w ir N 1 .W :ft-X' gps, 1 rw , w 4 ' 'M K K t in .. r,.-wk 5351 'A if X 'ef ' ., t. 'P t Q, 1 , li Q? 3 5 2 QV if I 5. J 'sl f ' JE: 'S :Kei EK Ei, EF MMT- 5, , ffm, - ff H52 Q K, A 1 tif We figs Y 1 Pj y .E . e so ff' 5 I Lester Betts Susan Blue , ,.. 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P, f ff, , M, Brad Dunkle Carol Ginther V 4 ,V it , S X F 2 r Q V' x 4, Sfsfl 3' Q K A , A '55, 3 LI , ft -1 MW VVL, K fm. ff! .lwffiazr -H i 'Q 1 i . :ll j 5 rf ,, nf ' My S , 4' A llr ' ,,,. if 535Rz'! 534 '31, ' a s A S 53-MAE mb ,,. rr V 1 :A - 'HSS-3 if If mw fwiv zw. vi? aw F f fir' J' MA-'u7ll:iS E?Fb'1Y0ll' 1 Creola Gose Cecil Hanes Saundra Hanes Leola Harmon james Harral Bradley Hart ,.,, our .Q ,pn ,QS F 5' L Lester Hayslip Danny Hicks Gary Hinton W K 1 . I ll 'l1llf'51e:2,z4flr?3ll ' A . ms.f5?liif?1?fif ' ' 'JT 'fi - , 'gr E, -P -.. ., 'ik gi' vm ra. fa- :-, er, .3 ' :H 'lf ff 'uf wi, E. Charles Holland ' glfffileaulrflif' Q1 fr-viudfviggs ' iw A I k ,K 5232.1 'lrsrrflr11,?w ' if flair f X M6 , ffwfgg, ,,,,,,,w jUNIOR OFFICERS Mrs. Mill's Room President, Sharon Lauermang Vice-President, Robert Parker Secretary, Tom Huffinesg Treasurer, Carol Gintherg Sergeant at- Arms, Charles Holland. -'suv-45 31 f. ,W v am Q, X X . 31,5 ,S , if A , T 4 ,TQ ,jf ' 4 Qiliiiieiv .vzvfmmmf-. x 1, - ' U'-J'-A, .-215221, . - W, .i . :Maxx-M zr .me ., .mm , , , We M-1.-S: ww wx-1 ef-aww' . A W V M W 5 I- 1 ,J s :QI ,'1HT. I' s ,au , A 27 nu he W 'lf . F 'iii Iii: is 1 55' My K' Q Eff- ,, L We work on class projects. Tom I-Iuffines jack Huffman 'L' 'ak fam janet Hunt Nancy Hurley Judy jenkins janet johnson Nancy Kennedy Judith King Sharon Lauerrnan Thomas Laveck BLOCK'S SHOE STORE CIRCLEVILLE, OHIO -mv V 9' C .Ik MW Janice Law Celia Lowery We work in the Americanism Council. Veronda Lowery Frank Martin Patti Martin james Martindale Chuck McKenzie Ronnie McManes Gregg Parker Robert Parker ROYAL BLUE MARKET 166 WEST MAIN STREET CIRCL.EVll.L.E, OHIO N, ,gf -1-7 nn RX . 9 . ,A VvmgA V james Pennington Dlana P0nt11.1S Patricia Russell Judy Search joe Speakman Maxine Streber Linda Styers f- Carolyn Webb Charles Wiggins Charles Wood W HuNTER's GROCERY WHISLER OHIO SOPHOMORES Q Ronnie Agin Judith Baker unw- Ronnie Albright Steve Benner me x . .V ,af Sandra Afledge Kenny Arnold Jerald Baker 1 N l Barbara Blue Ronald Brown Rebecca Carter 1 uf 3. . , .,, , 'T , ., 'A 1 22:A ' S1 uk 51,1 5+ S 2: f ssizsw 7 F W W mg! Wfffui it K K vii Q f eh U 4 , W K 1 N STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTA TIVES Mike Clifton Carolyn Crosby Lana Fischer, Jnice Riffel, Pat Keller, Arnie Gabriel. M, , J 9525559 Carol Davis Connie Dunkle QC Charles Derexson Carl Dixon Ge orge Eakin Lana Fischer vi 1-55 ? ,..w.,.,N, ff! ,. 31 ,1 55 VY7, if :gg sf o ,Z K .1 pm I ' 4. f f s .9 K WS: P T3 'f1f,'5,..v',-gg: yi, ,, fs! 3 : 'S Q ' fu' ' 21? ii' wg H V V .miiW,L52 5 gf S OPH OM ORE OFFICERS Mr. West's Room President, Bobbie Blue, Vice-President, Lanz, Fischerg Secretary, Ronnie Aging Treasurer, Mike Cliftong Sergeant- at-Arms, Charles Derexson. Larry Downs Barbara Dudleson Mona Fox Arnold Gabriel -...iv-ng., fm Be tty Garrett .if W Marcella Glenn ,-v'-f - ei N if ' ,ti M, ,:,. ,W , ,Q z 'fy 5 Q lffii-'fl ,jp 1 my - ,rhigtkiginxffii W 9 S . . v.'. 22'-' J' 'S',':-pf' 'iii-.-5.3. Q' ,..v,. .mn L Larry Grissom George Hamilton Connie Holbrook Barbara Huber il A , 'Q .4 'H-Q , A kk K 4? F j Q ' ' - g.g2QQig ' A ' Q1-124t1?i5vgl , A ' ' V NA 4 Mn a -mv X l ' b'An11l:'.'.3hux x llznili if , if 1 -1? rr C 'Q ,A S OPH OM ORE OFFICERS Mr. Merriniv Room President, Arnie Gabrielg Vice-President, Glenn Reeser, Secretary, Barbara Dudleson, Treasurer, Maxine Pen- ningtong Sergeant-at-Arms, David Brown. 5' xi' Delores Hanley Carol Huffer 4? ...-Q .J 499' I I ' I I E S I, wmv' Gary Hardman jack Huffer V . Si, I b 1237 ' , 4 ,. 'X 'Q f' Q v- LZ ' f W, A QW W , w 'ii ' Patricia Keller Kenneth Kuhn LARRY'S BARBER SHOP l.AuRE1.vll.l.E, C1-no james Hicks Ruth Huffman Ov' f ,f ' if 0 w 3 X ,mug ja mes Lands Robert Massie 3 P y A gg, ff l N Xp., J Susan Laveck Joyce lee Lionel Lindsey Betty Lowery Sarah Mowery Arthur Murry -lu. 63 james Noble Charles Parker , K fwiifefvz PM 5 Q fr af X 2135 ' nw fl 3' he I-f ii. ff' ' 'Q Wei' 49, f .M 5 . , ., 1 ...fs a X- n ,A-nd, fi if .. 5 E rJl.h. Wi. W3 I fe' ai' l gliiixf T 'U rw ' r ., J Mzlvs Wertmarfs Room Y - President, Jean Strousg Vice-President, Janice Riffel, s A Q31 L' A Secretary, Patty Kellerg Treasurer, Danny Shawg 'Y Sergeant-at-Arms, Paul Spung. ,l f Floyd Pember l 97 iff? 'l.QIZ Maxlne Pennmgton A AND W ROOT BEER GIRARQ EDELBLUTE mama Rose Pine Drexel Poling Glenn Reeser Janice Riffel vb' 14 f if . . . -, . i,,L::bI,f.. Larry Pontius Bonnie Riffle Larry Radabaugh Dennie Ramsey Danny Shaw Bobby Smith NT.t..,? qs R -fw V ,if A f-xi! . Q, , -, 'H ,, A 337' N: ' 1 W 'Effisgg i Jw- '21 N f:',2:::ii:2f,fQksg , fff 5: W - f ':,w.,g, s 'af -1 While the cat's away, the mice still work. ...J is, air-64? ' Acting is fine, but Oh, scrubbing those flats. -au1 ....,....-an---Q 4 nh Beverly Speakman Paul Spung Marion Stiles Jean Strous Dorothy Stump Carolyn VanFossen David VanFossen Donna Whaley Lois Wilson Carolyn Wooten K 4' v--...,,, fl! 'V.- , ff': M y '-,. Ls, -, - fk,, f., n 1, 4- V,, . 'lk .g is , if . il We just have to have a centerpiece. Those assignments are getting longer and longer. W -.'. 1, gr, ,.':--f X in L Ms Q W f, who -Wan, Advisor Mrs. Mills President Roger Clarke Vice-President Dick Dean Secretary Terry Anderson Treasurer Arnie Gabriel ST DE T CUUNCIL The Student Council, governing body for the high school, is composed of one representative from each home room. The Council attempts to create and maintain stand- ards of good citizenship among students. During the basket ball season, the Council was Very busy selling penants and ribbons . This project contributed greatly in adding school spirit. The Student Council also made all of the arrange- ments for the homecoming. They Were assisted by the varsity and reserve cheerleaders . MEN 9 I E 1 I Verna Adkins Robert Arnold Lois Beavers Thomas Bowman James Bowser Bertha Brungs Michael Burton Gene Calder Paul Calder DEFENBAUGH FUNERAL HOME 151 E. MAIN ST. CIRCLEVILLE, OHIO sn,, . 4 gfg xamg U ' fl fe: -f::ffger5mgi1, ..t.f , STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTA TIVES Michael Burton Sandra VanFossen Brenda List 'SW M-5 'msQ,,,,,i ,,,,, , , - M wiki. .5 . ,414 I 'ffm FL, an - ,J 'Zak .2- 'ffffflf 5 s E 4 5 E i Nancy Currence Linda Dahl Betty Davis janet DeLong Dale Denny Richard Diltz wr. w , pw. Q' W-ii' f' 64' vw-any .-X' ev-A l'f 'K ' 3. s 'ff ? ' a ,, f,,1. ,E , v 'QM 'A ' n f M if i 4- l S 3. , S W, I -rr V JC Pauline Dixon Richard Dresbach Sandra Elick Ioan Enoch Lawrence Fogall Danny Fulks Carlene Fullen Earl Grady Sharon Graves coMPu.l MENTS OF ETHEL. BRINK Vicki Holclren Bill Huffman Cheryl Hulse Lois Ingram Barbara Jenkins Lewis jordan Carol johnson Juanita johnson Janice Justice CIRCLEVILLE REALTY 152 WEST MAIN STREET CIRCLEVILLE, or-no Rosetta Hamilton Shirley Hamilton Vicky Hampshire Ralph Hart Charles Hayes Kay Herron aw Y K J '1 3 ml. FRESHMAN OFFICERS Mrs. Sampsorfs Room President, Robert Stantg Vice-President, Eddie Umstedg Secretary, Mary Rameyg Treasurer, Neil Wolfeg Sergeant-at-Arms, Ricky Shaw. ibn, Qt Ronald Layton Jeanne Leist Brenda List Lovetta Lowery Jeff Lutz George Macklin iii Wh' im- - 'f' ' X ' .f g 44 A 2 'i 7 ' K ' h wk ,fill 'K ' ' g gil ,frm 1 rf' ' 'N A I .f ,Q .M K ,SH i Thomas Manson Bonnie Marion Thelma McFarland GRIFFITH FURNITURE szo E. MAIN STREET clRc1.Evn.1.E, or-no Thomas McKi1:rick ' -L Page Miller - ,-ws J Anita Moats 1 5' FRESHMAN OFFICERS Mr. Haneiv Room President, Carlene Fulleng Vice-Presidentg Jeff Lutzg Secretary, Page Millerg Treasurer, Anita Moats, Sergeant-at-Arms, Mike Spangler. 109 -'Ulf vii ,, 1 1 - X-w:.m.s1w, f Pwvs sf suw: :wgf6sf' -1 ,V-111419 f'Qifigffrifk-izf,fadq,,Q11 Larry Moss Gaiel Noble Sue Phillips Mary Ramey Nancy Rase Brent Rhoads MASON FURNITURE COMPANY ....- 121-123 N. couR'r STREET clRcl.Evlu.l.E, OHIO 23 'uni' 'Han N. 5 1 I 1 l In 'K we Ewa :L 1'gi'i?sK??375W-'52 - ww 7.--13. s!Vs'Tf '1 1 1 ' 1.,x.M,,,,Q, f.1fmWw,,f.fg,:1,1 11-. ,W Q +?isf-f,i1gif1f'ff1 F5111-f' - ,X 1, 1' w - 259' 1, ,1 1 3 1 1:2 fmmgvffiy EW .Q :ff WTIQ HH S- -fs' . :at -3.1112 sif 1,1115s11g g:' 1f y3gL3i,wyE,gQi 13 , gag -5 9g,:E: 5:4,,Q Q WW. 'f 211!f11'f'11ws-A ,W 1 I J E511 sik?f2g35i5?2111E1ff2i??g, , 1 , +- 1- ' ff1'1'i 15111.s , -f:f':'1sg?, sf,H a ,:-?111s3.q-'fT1 'l:? ggq5s1.?11Xavffi, -P? 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FRESHMAN OFFICERS Miss Delongjs Room President, jim Bowser3 Vice-President, Barbara jenkinsg Secretary, Rosetta Hami1ton3 Treasurer, Brent Bowmang Sergeant-at-Arms, Richard Dresbach. SUPER DUPER c1Rc1.Evll.1.E, of-no As the halftime of the reserve game drew near, five queens and their escorts waited nervously to be introduced to the awaiting crowd. The first strains of the theme, Beyond the Sea, were then heard and apprehension mounted as freshman attendant, Page Miller, was escorted in by Chuck Spangler. After the crowd quieted down, Pat Keller, sophomore attendant, was escorted in by Lennie Hardman. A few minutes later, Janie Russell, junior attendant, entered with Brad l-luffines at her side. Following soon afterwards, came Norma Huffer, senior attendant, escorted by Dave Horn. Then a hushed silence hung over the excited crowd, only to be sharply broken by a tremendous sound of applause for the 1962 .Homecoming Queen, Carol Torchick, escorted by Roger Clarke, captain of the basket- ball team . After the crowning and traditional kissing of the queen, all five young ladies were escorted to their thrones . SPONSORED BY CIRCLEVILLE NEW CAR DEALERS 52 ATHLETICS Q v A x K, X ik' COURTRIGHT MARKE FOOTB LL 6 l- - an 1- M . . f K ' ' ' ' 2 . ' .s. A f ' A- . ,, is ,. .. Q-'y7 ':-N- . ,..,,.., , ' - fs- , , - ' V , Q - ' , 1 , fr-fhfw J 0 ' . l -,1f'w+-W 1 f ' V 'V ' M- ,Arm , bf ' ' ff: - f ' ,W ,gpg q - ' -. ' 1-y,,1,,, 1 - mn, if I-fa-:fa - 'M -. . , iv GBM, ,, J ,R X, ,M ,G WW,,, H ,W ,,hW,,,,jV4r,.r,,,G,,r FIRST ROW: Danny Hicks, Gene jordan, Danny Shaw, Bob Parker, Arnie Gabriel, Dick Dean, Roger Clarke, jim Martindale, Paul Bower, jim Harral, Lenny Hardman, Dick Shaw. SECOND ROW: Jim Bow- sher, Bob Stant, Brent Rhoades, Gary Hardman, Lester Hayslip, Terry Anderson, Larry Radabaugh, Mike Clifton, Kenny Arnold, Larry Arnold, Gene Massey. THIRD ROW: Coach Merrin, Bob Arnold, Tom Huffines, Mike Burton, jeff Lutz, Lewis jordan, Bill Huffman, Richard Diltz, Neil Wolfe, Rick Shaw, Richard Dresbach, David Smith, Mr. Dow West. Under the excellent coaching of Mr. Merrin and Mr. West, the football team compiled a very impress- ive record. The boys always had plenty of spirit and energy. Many fine runs and passes provided plenty of excitement. Logan Elm is very proud of our fine coaches and team . Logan B-lm 6 Mt. Sterling 14 DICK DEAN , MOST VALUABLE PLAYER O jonathan Alder 16 22 St. Aloysuis 8 22 Walnut Ridge 12 22 Paint Valley 8 38 Sheridan 8 40 Laurelville 6 M, W ,M 48 Scioto 6 M 4. ka 3,230 by 6 u rv. L :w2 ffiyf1eam3Z Jw, V' , - M A . :-4. 4 KI NGSTON, OHIO N in 'Sf 4 4 -5 2 S , 1 x 5 ' Sf' S 'fx fwfr? fs' FIRST ROW: Gene jordan fManagerQ, Coach Keith Merrin, Paul Bower fManagerj. SECOND ROW: Terry Anderson, Roger Clarke, Lenny Hardman, Don Burger, Bob Parker, Dan Hicks, Chuck Spangler, David Horn, Brad Huffines, Tom Huffines, Gary Hardman. The Logan Elm Braves compiled a very impressive record for the season. The Braves were both humble winners and gracious losers. The team aroused much interest and enthusiasm which was shown by the support of many loyal fans. Being one of the top eight teams in the state is one of the honors which the Braves earned. Because of this fine team , Logan Elm is known as the Home of the Braves . On April 23, 1962, the second annual basket- ball banquet Was held to honor the Braves. The event, sponsored by the Booster Club, was held in the gym to accommodate the huge crowds that follow famed jerry Lucas, our guest speaker. On the program, as one of the anticipated moments, was the presentation of the special awards. This year they were given as follows: Gary Hardman . .Most improved player Dave Horn .... Most improved player Danny Hicks .... Leading rebounder Chuck Spangler. . Most valuable player 56 'Q Nh 2 1 .iii ?5e' f TOURNAMENT GAMES Logan Elm 62 Walnut fCountyj 57 Scioto 62 Ashville 50 Pickerington fDistrictQ 74 Ashville 59 Rodgedale 58 Fairland QRegiona1y 45 Fort Frye LLOYD E. DAVIS SOHIO SERVICE ROUTE 1 CIRCLEVILLE, OHIO SEASON GAMES Logan Elm Centralia Kingston jackson Scioto Mt. Sterling Ashville Whetstone Williamsport Walnut Bremen Monroe Southeastern Darby Frankfort Carroll Amanda-Clearcreek 5 t 4 ..--K xx? ' mwwwq, . W' vi ,Q W Q x b H ., 1 5 tl . N- X BALL TRAVEL HAD DID RESER EBASKETB LL FIRST ROW: Art Murray, Mike Clifton, Jeff Lutz, Amie Gabriel, jim Hicks, Lewis jordan. SECOND ROW: Gene Massie fManagerj, Mike Spangler, Eddie Umsted, David Smith, Bill Huffman, Ricky Shaw, Bob Stant, Mr. Pontius fCoachj, Richard Diltz QManagerj. FRESI-IMAN BASKETB - LL Q in X 1 ......-1 FIRST ROW: Ricky Shaw, Mike Spangler, David Smith, Eddie Umsted, Lewis jordan, Neil Wolfe, jeff Lutz, Bill Huffman, Brent Bowman, jim Bowser, Gene Calder. SECOND ROW: Sam Stumbo, Brent Rhoades, Mike Burton, Bob Arnold, Bob Stant, Ronnie Layton, Steve Rittinger, Fred Stumbo, Ricky Macklin, Paul Speakman, Paul Calder, Dale Denny. ' 59 RE ERVES CTIO Logan Elm 30 Centralia 36 Kingston 43 jackson 35 Scioto 40 Mt. Sterling 42 Ashville 30 Whetstone 41 Williamsport 33 Walnut 42 Bremen 49 Monroe 52 Southeastern 33 Darby 45 Frankfort 41 Carroll 31 Amanda T. xlllimf CI-IEERLEADER Varsity Reserve Carol Davis Brenda List Susan Blue Connie Dunkle Barbara Dudleson Page Miller Beverly Crosby Janice Riffel Lana Fischer Susan Laveck Bobbie Blue Linda Trimmer Leola Harmon, Alternate X TRACK Along in March when other heroes had settled back for the leisure life of a sports celebrity, our cindermen had just begun practice. Instead of their thoughts drifting to spring fever and all its accompanying symptoms, they con- centrated on getting and keeping in shape. The following score shows how their efforts paid off in the county track meet: Logan Elm 84 Ashville 72 lf2 William sport 42 Walnut 9 Darby 8 Scioto 6 l X2 B. F. GOODRICH 115 WATT STREET CIRCLEVILI-E, OHIO 62 BASEBALL Logan Elm 5 Monroe 4 1 1 jacks on l 5 Darby 1 1 1 Walnut 2 2 Piketon 6 0 Monroe 2 6 Paint Valley 4 4 Am anda 3 6 Unioto 1 6 Scioto 1 The Braves had an outstanding sea- son this year With first place in the Pickaway County League with a record of 5 and 0. In the Scioto Valley the Braves ranked second with a 2 and 1 record . 63 Our Pep Club deserves the headlines in our theme, Logan Elm makes the news . For not only did they give their audible support at games, but at all pep assemblies. Throughout the year our assemblies ranged from Gunsmoke to This is Your Life , and from a football game to Skunk Hollow Cheerleaders. 'FAME sno ACTIVITIE S Q P CHORUS FIRST ROW: Sue Phillips, Thelma McFarland, Shirley Hamilton, Jeanie Leist, Marion Stiles, Carlene Fullen, Nancy Rase, Sandy Elick. SECOND ROW: joan Enoch, Barbara Dudleson, Brenda List, Page Miller, Cheryl Hulse, Susan Laveck, janet DeLong, Nancy Kennedy, Marcella Glenn. THIRD ROW: Bobby Arnold, Delores Hanley, Carol Huffer, Barbara Huber, Pat Keller, Sue Courtright, Sue Blue, Leola Harmon, Lois Wilson, Roberta Adams, Tom Manson, Torn Stiles. FOURTH ROW: Ralph Hart, Leroy Swackhammer, Richard Dresbach, jimmy Wilson, Eddie Umsted, Terry Anderson, Sam Sturnbo, Bob Bower, Drexel Poling, jim Harral, Arnie Gabriel. SENIOR CHORUS OFFICERS FRESHMAN CHORUS OFFICERS Vice-President, Sue Blue Librarian, Cheryl Hulse Librarian, Lois Wilson Vice-President, Brenda List President, Ieola Harmon President, Terry Anderson I 66 BA D FIRST ROW: Beverly Crosby, jean Strous, Drexel Poling. SECOND ROW: Sandra Arledge, Susan Laveck Carlene Fullen, Pat Keller, Larry Pontius, Nancy Currence, Page Miller, Janet DeLong, Sam Stumbo jim Harral. THIRD ROW: joan Enoch, Sandy Elick, Mike Spangler, Thelma McFarland, Paul Speakman, Sharon Graves, Jimmy Wilson, Arnie Gabriel, Cheryl Hulse, Anita Moats, Dave Horn, Ronnie Layton Fred Stumbo, Terry Anderson. FOURTH ROW: Bill Huffman, jeff Lutz, Ricky Macklin, jan1e Russell Brenda List, Mr. Hanes. BAND OFFICERS President, Terry Anderson Librarian, Brenda List Secretary-Treasurer, jim Harral MAJORETTES Carolyn Crosby Beverly Crosby joan Enoch .N 67 .xx X . ! 'Wa ...J .. Y .2 ...J JR I , 1 I 1 1 514355 Er H' Z I n . Em, MQ5 1 F Y 3 2 .1:'-,-fg'1- 1- 5, 4 . V. . , : I -4 . 5 lx V v. ,ff M., - WAI I A W ev- , wi - ,, , s ,v A , :JY az H .Q W' ,A ' W' If 5 ,1 mm 5 if fy ff 'El grifgjiw no t 'J iv: - fa - 4. ' . ,,f'k ., 4 . Q, F I ,gi I f ' JA: Ji? ...far pw .4 ww ,--,ii': ' - ff? Lv Jggg. , . 2.1141 s gf , , 'nl I . , 12 -...f 7 l i 'YJ' if J..- , ' I , ,. W 5 :, W g 2.3, I I . QL ffgxgggf m,', I L... , , f,.' KL I , .,. ' ' 'EZ if fx' ivan Q mv 3, , ,f 26-' , ru ifgga 4 ., . , 1 l ' Lv SKANDI-IA STAFF Editor ....... . . Brad I-Iuffines Assistant Editor ...... Leola Harmon Layout Editor ...... Carol Torchick Assistant Layout Editor . Sharon Lauerman Copy Editor ......... janet Bower Assistant Copy Editor ..... Sue Adkins Art Editor ........ Sandra Grissom Advertising Manager ..... jim Stauffer Photographer ..... . . . Bob Bower Business Manager. . . . jackie Evans Distribution .... . . Linda Styers Advisor ...... . .William Drum Other members pictured have served on the subscription and advertising staffs. SPONSORED BY THE OHIO OIL COMPANY 70 .AH ELM LOG STAFF Editor-in-chief. .. ...... Sue Adkins Assistant Editor. . . . News Editor ...... . Carol Ginther . .janet Bower Assistant News Editor .... Janice Riffel Feature Editor ...... Sports Editor ...... Assistant Sports Editor. . Art Manager .... g. . . .Leola Harmon . Terry Garrett . Larry Downs . Lana Fischer Production Manager ..... Nancy Ayers Circulation Manager. . Mary Ann Morris Typists ......... Advisor ......... Other members of the staff have and writers. Betty jo Adams joan Dresbach jackie Evans .William Drum served as reporters 71 SPONSORED BY THE ELM LOG STAFF I-IO OR SOCIETY SEATED: Dick Dean, David Beavers, janet Bower, Mrs. Mills fAdvisorj, Chuck Spangler, Sandra Grissom, Carol Torchick fOld Membersj. STANDING: Diana Ankrom, jim Stauffer, Brad Huffines, Bob Parker, Don Burger, Chuck McKenzie, Jim Harral, Susan Blue, fNot Pictured: Carolyn Lawj. The purpose of the Society is to promote leadership, stimulate the desire to render service, create an enthusiasm of scholarship, and develop character in the boys and girls of our schools. jim Harral was honored this year With the office of President of the Pickaway County Honor Society. BLUE RIBBON DAIRY 315 SOUTH PICKAWAY STREET , clRcx.Evll.l.E, on-no 72 AMERICANISM COUNCIL Carol Torchick, Diana Anlcrom, Susa.n Adkins, Linda Styeis, Charles Derexson, Carolyn Van Fossen, Terry Anderson, Glenn Reeser, Gene jordan, Page Miller, Saundra Van Fossen. Q ILL AND SCROLL ez, ' SEATED: janet Bower, Jackie Evans, 'Susan Adkins, Carol Torchick QO1d Membersj. FIRST ROW: Leola Harmon, Sue Courtzright, Sandra Grissom, Carol Ginther, Celia Lowery. SECOND ROW: jim Dean, jim Stauffer, Don Burger, Brad Huffines, Linda Styers, Sharon Lauerman, Judy Jenkins, Betty jo Adams. 73 fi Um .ww 56641355 '5i!7'fi2-f'.g.:,-fm2iif'.3V'fQfQ1fW'ifffi i-E,:gf,g, ' , ' 1 ' , - Z 5' i fwf1?'9T LTI CLB FIRST ROW: Jackie Evans, Connie Dunl-cle, Lana Fischer, Pat Keller, Lois Wilson, Carolyn Van Fossen, Barbara Huber, Carol Torchick, Barbara Dudleson, Susan Laveck fRecreation Leader and News Reporterj, Diana Ankrom. SECOND ROW: Dick Dean, Brad Huffines fVice-Presidentj, Chuck Spangler ffreasurerj, Sue Courtright, Linda Styers, Sharon Lauerman, Carolyn Webb, Arnie Gabriel, Drexel Poling, Tom Huf- fines. THIRD ROW: David Beavers, Bob Bower, Gene jordan, janet Bower fPresidentj, Sue Adkins, Sue Blue, Leola Harmon fSecretaryj, Floyd Pember, Gene Massey, Bob Parker. FOURTH ROW: Mr. jenkins, Donald Graves, Don Burger, jim Dean, Bill Woods, Steve Benner, Glenn Reeser, Bradly Hart, George Eakin, Larry Downs. LIBRARIANS SEATED: David Beavers, Linda Stye1s, Sharon Lauerman, Carolyn Webb. STANDING: Miss Wertman, Su Courtright, Carol Davis, Beverly Speakman, Janice Riffle, Bobbie Blue, Creola Gose, Sharon Graves, Diana Pontius, Sandra Arledge. 6 74 ADVERTISING L A Complete Banking Service Checking Accounts Real Estate Loans Savings Accounts Automobile Loans Christmas Savings Farm Loans Bank Money Orders Travelers Checks THE SALTCREEK VALLEY BANK Laurelville, Ohio DE 2 -242 l Member F. D. I. C. Deposits insured up to 310,000 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK JONES' GENERAL STORE of Kingston, Ohio Philip Dunlap, President Nelson E. jones, Owner Mildred H. Holderman, Vice President Tarlton, Ohio Complete Banking Service Member Federal Reserve Bank Groceries Feed Produce Gasoline Deposits insured up to 3310, 000 Hardware Oil Complim ents ANKROM LUMBER AND SUPPLY COMPANY Quality with Service 325 W. Main Street Phone GR 4-3270 Circleville, Ohio COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Circleville, Ohio P oe I F5 A Mit Pause for C? k K. A im tWishes From . . . THE HEER PRINTING COMPANY s F 11 386 . ourthSreet Columbus, Ohio Printing .P . . . . . Office Supplies .... Office Furnitu C0mP1im ents Of Compliments of lVIAC'S GOODYEAR WAYNE JONES TV Circleville, Ohio One mile West of Meade Tires Appliances . 1 -11 Sporting Goods Route One, Circ evi e KINGSTON FARMERS EXCHANGE, INC. Grain Elevator Feed - Seed Highest Prices paid for all grains Seed Cleaning Kingston, Ohio Phone Nl 2-2781 Master Mix Feeds CAPITAL RESTAURANT SUPPLY COMPANY William Fean 81 Co. , Inc. 278 Mt. Vernon Avenue Columbus, Ohio CA 1-5801 Ohio's most complete institutional food supply house WINNER IMPLEMENT COMPANY M Sz M Tractors and Farm Machinery Rear 150 Watt Street GR 4-2801 Circleville, Ohio FETHEROLF PACKING COMPANY ., , pf 1 iiis Dealers in A egg , KV gf sr' kr gif t.Ar :ki pvgff-5:-4' Q I, ' - x551f222Ill-I 1 Fresh and Cured Meats li I Custom Slaughtering and Cutting M Y sg. W , N 3 N W EEE Office phone DE 2-2011 Residence phone De 2-2693 Laurelville, Ohio E-P ELECTRIC SERVICE Electrical Wiring and Contracting 118 Edison Avenue GR 4-6405 Circleville, Ohio Motor Repair . . . Rewind Jim Price, Owner New and Used Motors Compliments of PICKAWAY FARM BUREAU CO-OP INC. 312 W. Mound Street Circleville, Ohio Congratulations to Class of 1962 BURTON'S from Diamonds and Watches CLIFTON AUTO PARTS 1053 Main Street 116 East High Street Circleville, Ohio Circleville, Ohio VAN S SANDWICH SHOP KOCI-IHEISER HARDWARE CO IIE B L 'I at etter For ess 113 West Main Street Maxwell House Coffee 51 Circleviue Ohio 122 East Main Street Circieville, Ohio Phone GR 4-5338 ROBERT W. ARLEDGE Sales and Service Phone NI 2-2474 Kingston, Ohio BOYER HARDWARE INC. Complete line of Sporting Goods Sz Athletic Equipment Everything in Hardware Dial GRanite 4-4185 Open 7 a.m. to 9p.m. Monday thru Saturday 810 S. Court Street CIRC LEVILLE BUILDING SUPPLIES INC . GOEI..LER'S PAINT STORE 766 South Pickaway Street 219 East Main Street Circleville, Ohio Circleville, Ohio Compliments of STAUFFER'S SEAT COVERING SHOP Franklin Street Circleville, Ohio TOWN HOUSE RESTAURANT Gatwood-Rhoades Bar and Grill Barber Shop Soft Drinks and Sandwiches Kingston, Ohio Kingston, Ohio Only Miracle Water Unlimited Supply of lOOZ Soft Water No Rust No Cloudiness No Iron No Dirt CIRCLEVILLE WATER CONDITIONING KERNS DAIRY WHIRL AND RESTAURANT Home Cooked Meals Soft Serve Ice-Cream Sandwiches and Soup Sundaes, Shakes and Floats Open daily from 7:30 a.m. to ll p.m. PUC KETT'S HAMBURGER INN l33 N. Court Street Circleville, Ohio Phone GR 4 -90 16 May we suggest you start today capturing events and people by selecting photo equipment at BEAVER STUDIO Circleville, Ohio Phone GR 4-5793 DENVER GREENLEE E Z ii' All Band Instruments Sales and Service XX 202 North Pickaway Street Sales . .... Rentals ...... Repairs The best deal in the U. S. A. Buy from me. I'll keep your horn playing in A-l condition throughout your school years! FREE! GRUBB-DUNLOP TIRE SERVICE BARNHILUS Main Street Since Circleville, Ohio Phone: GR 4-4296 Dr ycleaning and Laundry I Q Ci I M! is is SI-IEPLER HARDWARE PAUL'S RESTAURANT General Electric Home Appliances lll West Main Street Phone: Nl 2-2541 Circleville, Ohio Kingston, Ohio GR 4-9093 OSCAR TROEHLER, CARPENTRY Route l Circleville, Ohio 123 East Franklin Street Circleville, Ohio GR 4-2 181 -il-5 Fresher Flowers KINGSTON VILLAGE GRILL F rom Soup , Sandwiches BREHMER S Cigarettes ' k. just can GR 4-2305 Soff Dm Q HILL IMPLEMENT CO. Best Wishes From THE SAVINGS BANK Circleviile, Ohio Member F. D. I. C. CIRCLEVILLE OIL COMPANY Cities Service Products Serving Pickaway County and Adjacent Areas LQIIES' sznvlci , 0: Biggest Little Stores In We specialize in: Party Snacks Mixers Picnic Supplies Groceries Delicatessen Food Chom emade potato salad, macaroni salad, baked beans, ham saladl Circleville PALM'S CARRY-OUT 455 E. Main Street Circleville, Ohio Phone: GR 4-2881 Broasted Chicken fcarry-out in 6 minutesj Pizza's Qfresh baked while you Wait or carry-outb Trail Bologna Alpine Cheese and numerous items GOURMET CORNER 1016 North Court Street Circleville, Ohio Phone: GR 4-5754 R. E. WARD 223-25 East Main Street GR 4-5812 Circleville, Ohio We Build New Furniture Your Old Furniture Rebuilt and Recovered Spring and Rubber Mattresses Venetian Blinds--Drapes and Slip Cover Material LAKESIDE SUPPLY FOSNAUGI-l 'S MARKET Boats -Bait -Tackle 459 East Main Street Refreshments Circleville, Ohio H. G. Thompson GR 5-2340 I-Iargus Lake Complete Food Store Circleville, Ohio MCCAIN ALUMINUM PRODUCTS Compliments Of Route 4 Circleville, Ohio BINGMAN DRUGS GR 4-2071 Storm Doors- Windows- Awnings Shutters- Grills- Patio and Porch Enclosures- Siding- Gutter and Downspout- Glass and Screen- Repair Service 148 West Main Street Circleville, Ohio BECKETT IMPLEMENT CO. New Idea--Oliver--Gehl Sales and Service Circleville, Ohio CIRCLEVILLE LAMP PLANT Believes That These Are The Things That Make A Good job Better . . ik Good Pay it Good Working Good Supervision 'k Chance To Get Ahead ik Steady Work 'k Being Treated With Respect it Being Told What's Going On 'li Every Worker Important 'R Interesting Work GENERAL ELECTRIC Compliments of THE STURM 8. DILLARD COMPANY Since 1906 Pickaway County's only Manufacturer of Concrete Blocks Cement and Mortar Sand and Gravel . Na. X 1 'RN-...N , Purina Chow Bulk Feed Delivery PICKAWAY GRAIN COMPANY The Best Market for Your Grain H and S SERVICE INC. 1211 N. Court Street Circleville, Ohio Truck Sales and Service Lincoln Welders Elsea Airport Phone GR 4-2637 'iid J. s. Goons NURSERY AND LANDSCAPING Evergreens Shade Trees Ornamentals Circleville-Tarlton Road Route l, Circleville, Ohio GR 4-5053 McVEY'S ROYAL BLUE Kingston, Ohio NI 2-3701 JESSE BRUNDIGE Grain - Coal - Feeds - Tile Feed Processing Feed Cleaning Kingston, Ohio NI 2-2041 Come to the KINGSTON LAUNDROMAT We Have-- The Softest Water In The County 20 Efficient Washers 7 Large Dryers Large, Heavy-Duty Washer Extractor Plenty Of Parking Space Attractive, Clean Surroundings All Of This At An Economical Price KINGSTON LAUNDROMAT 5 West Pickaway St. Compliments of HOLSUM BREAD The Ohio Valley Baking Company QW FLO-LIZER INC. 7 ' .ggi Qi F Qvttgi Kingston, Ohio n ff ! A, q s I., ,zbz f,, li ,-Q EWU, 17 A Newer Way To Finer Farming M W X . X ' I ' Your Plant Food Center DARRELL HATFIELD AGENCY . f- tf'1: Insurance tg A':.'A Real Estate 157 West Main Street Qffice CR 4-6294 Circleville, Ohio Res, GR 4-5719 ' 'H Q ii W MONTROSE STUDIO Ge.. RAYMOND MOATS, BUILDER or X X ' Aan E 7 . X X' xifjgix ,7 i L54 X xx L L1' Q it I I For construction of new homes or remodeling Route 4 Circleville, Ohio GR 4-3956 Compliments of BOB LITTER FUEL AND HEATING COMPANY 701 South Pickaway Street Circleville, Ohio MGORE 'S STORE Compliments of Everything for the home, A 81 H TIRE COMPANY auto and farm . Sporting Goods North Scioto Street Circleville GR 4-3 955 Circleviue' Ohio OUR PATRONS Keith Merrin William Drum Jeannette Chilcote Fairmont Restaurant Merriman Barber Shop Mr. 81 Mrs. Oscar Smith Mr. 81 Mrs. Clyde Hedges Emmitt Hinton Mrs. Donald Layton Goble Branham Kelley Alderman C. N. Ash Mr. Sz Mrs. Charles Mowery, jr. 1. E. Goeller Lowell Ferguson Dwight Newhouse I. P. Gardner Lawrence McKenzie Orley Judy Mr. gl Mrs. Victor Pontius Mr. 81 Mrs. Glen Davis Bertha Wolfe Albert Spangler Paul Congrove Roy Dunkle Deana 81 Donald Carroll Edgar Harral Francis Strous jerry Hanes Mr. 81 Mrs. Kenneth Moss Mr. 81 Mrs. Edward Evans, Sr. Mr. 81 Mrs. O. L. Hockman Mr. gl Mrs. David Lauerman Mr. Sz Mrs. Donald Miller Dow O. West Wesley Graves Mr. gl Mrs. Richard Jordan Donna 8: Billy Huffman Wheeler gl jean Rittinger Mr. gl Mrs. Luther List Mrs. Mildred E. Pickert Mr. 81 Mrs. Guy Courtright, Jr. Mr. Sz Mrs. Darl McAfee Millard Massie Sam Huffines Mr. Sz Mrs. Guy Courtright, Sr. Tom 8: Fren Downs WHEN THE LAST LAYOUT has been drawn, the last copy Written, the final proof checked, deadline Worries for the '62 SKANDHA staff are over. Winding up their Work on the SKANDHA, Editor, Brad Huffines and Layout Editor, Carol Torchick sort and discard the returned copy and pictures which represent so many Well-spent hours. 96 Y. 53-Q v -JK-