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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1968 volume:

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M... vdlu vs In . un I 1-un 557 ma, W I :W I E i V r - K X , , sw its K A - ,am 1 ROYALTY 76-83 2 SYEQ 55412 fa 1965 LOGAN ELM HIGH SCHOOL Circleville, Ohio STAFF Assistant Editors Debbie Young Shelia Anderson Activities Holly Davis Lolelita Faulks Jo Ellen Smalley Max Schooley Sports Buddy McAfee Richard Cree Photographers Nancy Wolford Vickie Weaver Classes Seniors Deanna Hoffman Nadine Hinton Juniors Debbie Hanley Cathy Stumbo Sophomores Rose Brevard Vickie Winfough Freshmen Becky Henn Janice Kerns Copy Editors Anne Goode Penny Smith ORGANIZATIONS 84-101 ATHLETICS 102-121 ADVERTISEMENTS 122-156 N-41 BRAVES The Logan Elm school flag stands for more than the outline of an Indian Brave, and more than a mere piece of cloth on which it is mounted. Each color, and the figure has a specific meaning to the Logan Elm students. The Brave, one who has fought the fiercest of battles and has known the bitterness of defeat and the ecstasy of a victory, stands poised as if daring anyone to oppose him. His face, seasoned with knowledge, has a look of arrogance and a self-respecting pride, easily understood through a deeper insight. His eyes, having beheld the tenderness of love, the tepidity of life, and the coldness of death, stare steadily ahead to the future, the past merely a reminiscence. As a symbol of the Brave's ability to look keenly to the future, he wears a single feather from an eagle, a bird which is known for its keen sight. The black border which trims the flag has is own special connotation. It stands for the courage which rules the Brave's life, the loyalty which grants the Brave responsibility, the stamina which will carry him through his life's journey. All of the Logan Elm Braves see in this Flag the true spirit which has led them nobly through their four years of high school. fyzgafe 51102 a SC50kI'. 7' - Zfbfogr 012 ffe Woof iq'--K 222 6a 'Z 5 I r P L P w N w KELLY JOE AGIN I am not a politician, and my other habits are good also. I? I' JUDITH ALICE ANKROM m From a little spark burst a mighty flame. IW' . 2512. RUTH ELLEN CRAWFORD 'yew mwa- Hitch your wagon to a star. RICHARD ANDREW CREE My idea of an agreeable perso person who agrees with rne. nisa nil, s' , qty I I., W. .3 .VE kyyy S. f,,-f,, if , fi ., JAMES EDWARD BARN1-IART There is no science without fancy, and no art without facts. ' RICHARD THOMPSON CLIFTON When you call me that - SMILE! ...,, me-sr HOLLY SHARON DAVIS Friendship is the highest degree of per- fection in society. LINDA EILEEN DAVIS Her silence is more musical than any sound. LARRY GENE FANNIN Things are only worth what one makes them worth. TERRY MAX FOX S1ow but sure! I0 ,' ll. A NANCY ELIZABETH EAKIN She must be seen to be appreciated. LILLIAN VIOLA EBY I like people with soft hearts and hard '11 f t -nv? 3 I he ads. H089-anuf M-:naw--WPT l w...r,,Al' o ELIZABETH ANNE GOODE' I shall laugh myself to death! HERMAN WATSON GRIFFITH I-le's a sound speaker--oh, those sounds! LYNN KAY FRAUNFELTER I'l1 find a way or make one. EDWARD- ARNOLD GIEEORD Be not simply goody be simply good for something. ' 'Rgf' Iii. DONALD EUGENE HAMILTON No one does a full day's work any- more. No one else, that is. ROY DAVID HAMILTON Silence is one great art of conversa- tion. GEORGE MICHAEL I-IELWAGEN I'm not arguing with you, I'm telling you! JOYCE ELLEN HILL How sad and bad and mad she was! But then how she was sweet. 1- qw-V-M .,,s? F an ng DAVID DENNIS HATZO Hold the fort! I am coming. JANET RUTH HEDGES The pink of perfection. X1 NADINE KATHERINE HINTON Blessed is he that expects nothing, for he shall not be disappointed. DEANNA ROSEMARY HOFFMAN Be content to follow when she leads the way. LEWIS EARL HUBER Think not of deathg death would be such a waste of me. DENNIS LEE IMLER Littlest said is soonest mended. CHARLES NEWTON JONES Here I am you lucky people! CONNIE DIANE JONES Confidence is the companion of suc- cess. DALE BERT IENNE The only thing that is certain is that nothing is certain. ARNOLD LEE IIVIDEN No matter how you slice it, it s still baloney. '-uw-wMav ' YT-i .Z. 'bf CHARLES THOMAS .IULIAN If you do not think about the future, you cannot have one. ROBERT EUGENE KING I've taken my fun where I've found it. Myo- .TOSEPH CLYDE LEE A tall oak from an acorn grew. KATHRYN ELIZABETH MACKLIN To know is nothingg to imagine is everything. I4 ,-wm wmli 'a S11 VIRGINIA LOUISE KING The trouble with the future is that it usually arrives before we're ready for it. CHARLES EDWARD KREISEL, IR. It's a funny thing--you work all your life toward a certain goal and then somebody moves the post on you. FRED ALLEN MARSHALL It's better to live rich ,than die rich. NANCY MAY A man says what he knowsg a woman says what will please. n SHELLY LOUISE MAFFETT Let us say what we feel and feel what we say. RONALD BENNET MAIORS Life is too short to waste. Vw' an In f,., BUDDY LEE MCAFEE Be sure you're right, then go ahead. MICHAEL CARL MCFADDEN Common sense is not so common. I5 - if e AP SHAROLD RAY NOBLE Think before you speak. SHARON KAY NOBLE The hand that gives, gathers. STEPHEN EUGENE MONTGOMERY Life is not without its delights. CURTIS DEAN MOSS A teacher affects eternityg he can never tell where his influence stops. 'C' ' - Nw CHARLES DAVID PARKER Do your duty and leave the rest to prov idence. JAMES LEE PARKER May you live all the days of your 1ife.' JANICE SUE PERDION Blushing is the color of virtue. LORNA WRIGHT POLING Music is the speech of the angels. NQLM- .au-pf ' 'fl 4 I ff, i new -Q JEFFERY GEORGE RANDLE Live, love, and make merryg you only have one life. PATRICIA ANN PONTIUS Like all good women, I have a mind of my own. STEPHEN CRAIG RADABAUGH A good folly is worth what you pay for it. ELAINE SUE RAwL1Ns X' EY 5' Sober, steadfast, demure. DANNY K. REICHELDERFER Ask me no questions, and I'1l tell you no fibs. PHILLIP DEAN REICHELDERFER What wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness? 1 W t 'f.f.,,,9 MAX FRANKLIN SCHOOLEY What?? No women in heaven? Down Please! TERESA ANN SEIMER I agree with no man's opinionsg I have some of my own. I8 1-6'N. ALVAH WILLIAM RIDDLE Eat, drink, and be merry. MICHAEL RITTINGER Enjoy when you can and endure when you must. i WALTER EUGENE SMYERS Who knows the thoughts of this boy? LARRY ALLEN STANT 'Tis a carefree world we live in! MACK SHAW, JR, Nerve is nerves controlled. IO ELLEN MAE SMALLEY Impossible is a word I never use. -v l SHIRLEY ANN STEELE Love me little, love me long. - BRENDA JOYCE STUMBO Like a flower--So sweet, and pure, and and fair. I9 CYNTHIA SUE VALENTINE Good words are worth much and cost little. MARILYN LOU VALENTINE To do a great right, do little wrong. BRYAN VICTOR TATMAN It is better to wear out than to rust out. JAMES ALLEN THOMAS Oh, what men dare do! TERRY MICHAEL VAN FOSSEN PATRICIA ANN VAN FOSSEN SHARON LYNN VAN GUNDY Tell that to the Marines - the sailors 1t's good to forgive, but best to for- CHC Highf is worth FWO moffliflgs- won't believe it. get THOMAS BARTON WHITTEN The greatest men are the simplest. NANCY JEAN WOLFORD Generally speaking, she's generally speaking. wwf' 4 ' HARROD EDWARD YOUNG He covers indefinite ideas with in- finite words. JOYCE ANNETTE YOUNG How beautiful a day can be when kind- ness touches it. rlvw p Nr N,,,L. ,nf JANE GWYN WRIGHT Lady Jane was tall and fair, Lady Jane was slim. ROBERTA ANN WYLLIE Art is not imitation, but illusion. DANNY SEYMOUR The Senior Class of Logan Elm High School dedicates this page to the Seymour family in memory of Danny, a friend and former classmate. 3? 'X 'LM ? ezzzzbr KELLY AGIN Intramurals 45 Volleyball 25 Basket- ball Manager 2,35 Baseball Manager 15 Band 1,2, 3, 45 4-H 15 Student Council 45 Scholarship Tests 2, 3 JUDY ANKROM Intramurals 35 GAA 1,25 Band 1, 2,3,45 Class Pla 3,45 Farm Bureau 1,2,3,45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Librarian 3, 45 Office Assistant 45 Sci- ence Fair 1, 35 Scholarship Tests 1,2, 35 American Saddle and Horse Assoc. 1,2,3,45 Canteen 1,2, 3,4 JIMMY BARNHART Baseball 25 Volleyball 25 Pep Club 2,3,45 ,Cafeteria Worker 3,45 Class Play 45 Scholarship Tests 1, 2, 3, 45 NHS 3, 4 DICK CLIFTON Intramurals 2, 3,45 Volleyball 1, 2, 3,45 Pep Club 1,25 Class Play 3,45 Gun Club 1, 2, 3,4 RUTH CRAWFORD rmramurars 45 GAA 3,45 vor- ieybau 3, 45 sos 3 RICHARD CREE Basketball 1, 2,3,45 Football 3,45 Track 3,45 Boys' State 45 Elks Leadership Award 45 Elm Log 3,45 NHS 3,45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Schol- arship Tests 3,45 In the Know 45 Science Fair 3, 45 Herald 3,45 4-H 1,2,3,45 YMCA 1 HOLLY DAVIS Intramurals 3, 45 GAA 1,2, 3,45 Volleyball 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Play 45 Elm Log 45 Honor Roll 45 Latin Club 1,25 Scholarship Tests 2,45 Science Fair 45 Fair Exhibits 1,2, 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 4 LINDA DAVIS Volleyball 15 Home Economics 1, 3,45 Pep Club 15 Fish Fry 1,25 Honor Roll 3 NANCY EAKIN Volleyball 1,2, 35 GAA 1,2, 35 Homecoming Attendant 35 Pep Club 35 FHA Trea- surer 45 Book Store Worker 35 Scholarship Tests 25 Class Officer 25 Class Play 3,45 NHS 45 Home Eco- nomics 45 Office Assistant 3,45 4-H 1,2 LILLIAN EBY Pep Club 1, 25 GAA 1,25 Home Eco- nomics 1, 3, 45 Volleyball 25 Softball 1,25 Basket- ball 1 LARRY FANNIN Science Club 1, 25 Hot Rod Club 3 TERRY FOX Intramurals 25 Pep Club 1,25 Basket- ball 1, 25 Riding Club 1,25 4-H 2, 3 LYNN FRAUNFELTER Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 GAA 1,2, 3,45 Chorus 2,3,45 Cheer- leader 2,45 4-H 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Class Of- ficer 1,2, 35 NHS 3,45 Class Play 3,45 Dramatics 15 Elm Log 1,2,3,45 Farm Bureau 1, 25 Home Econom- ics 45 Scholarship Tests 1, 2, 35 Variety Show 15 Li- brarian 2, 3, 45 FHA 45 Quill and Scroll 4 EDDIE GIFFORD Basketball 1,25 Track 15 Intra- murals 3,45 Volleyball 1,2, 3,45 Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Chorus 15 Band 1,2, 3,45 Class Officer 1,2, 3,45 Student Council 2, 35 MYF 1, 2, 3 ANNE GOODE Class Play 3,45 GAA 3,45 Elm Log 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 45 4-H 1, 25 Cafeteria Worker 1, 2, 3, 45 Science Fair 1, 35 Librarian 45 Scholarship Tests 1, 2, 3, 45 Skandha 45 FHA 4 HERMAN GRIFFITH Track 2, 3,45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll 1, 3, 45 Scholarship Tests 1, 2, 3 Gqcfzbzkfzes DON HAMILTON Pep Club 3,45 Fish Fry 25 Sci- ence Fair 25 Canteen 2, 45 YF 3, 45 Cafeteria Worker 25 Bowling 3 ROY HAMILTON Pep Club 3,45 Fish Fry 25 Sci- ence Fair 1, 35 Volleyball 15 Honor Roll 1,45 Farm Bureau 1, 45 Fair Exhibits 1 DAVE HATZO Basketball 15 Intramurals 1,45 Pep Club 1,25 Track 15 Scholarship Tests 1,2, 3 JANET HEDGES Bowling 1, 2, 35 GAA 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 Book Store Worker 45 Class Of- ficer 35 Class Play 3,45 Home Economics 15 NHS 45 Office Assistant 3,45 Scholarship Tests 1, 2, 35 4-H 1, 2, 35 Elm Log 45 Volleyball 1, 2, 3 MIKE HELWAGEN Pep Club 1, 2, 3,45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 25 4-H 1, 25 Chorus 1-, 2, 3.45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 ln the Know 45 Vocal Ensemble 2, 3, 45 Class Officer 15 Honor Roll 1, 35 Class Play 3,45 Science Fair 1, 3,45 Scholarship Tests 1,2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 JOYCE HILL Bowling 25 GAA 1, 2, 35 Volleyball 1, 2, 35 Pep Club 1,25 Softball 25 Chorus 15 Home Economics 1,2, 3,45 Fair Exhibits 15 FHA 45 Can- teen 1,2 NADINE HINTON Class Officer 35 Homecoming Queen 45 Elks Leadership Award 45 Office Assistant 35 NHS 3,45 4-H 1,2, 3,45 Librarian 2,3,45 Scholar- ship Tests 2, 45 Science Fair 35 FHA 45 Skandha 45 National 4-H Club Congress 45 Class Play 3,45 Quill and Scroll 4 DEANNA HOFFMAN Volleyball 1,2, 3,45 GAA 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Cafeteria Worker 45 Class Play 3,45 Home Economics 1, 2,3,45 4-H 1, 2, 35 Office Assistant 45 Sk andha 3,45 FHA Presi- dent 4 LEWIS HUBER Pep Club 2,3,45 4-H 1,2,35 Cho- rus 2, 3,45 Band 1,2, 3,45 Vocal Ensemble 45 Class Officer 45 Class Play 45 Science Fair 1, 3, 4 DENNIS IMLER Intramurals 2, 3,45 Volleyball 25 Scholarship Tests 2 DALE JENNE Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 35 Football 1,2, 3,45 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 Volleyball 25 Class Officer 1,2,45 Student Council 25 MYF 1,2, 3,4 ARNOLD JIVIDEN FFA 2 CHARLES JONES Baseball 15 Bowling 25 Intra- murals 15 Chorus 15 Student Council 1 CONNIE JONES GAA 3,45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3,45 Chorus 2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Class Play 3,45 Elm Log 45 NHS 3,45 Scholarship Tests 1,2, 35 Student Council 35 4-H 1,2,45 ln the Know 45 Luther League 1, 2, 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 4 CHUCK JULIAN Track 35 Hot Rod Club 25 Intra- murals 35 1, 2, 3, 4 EDDIE KREISEL Basketball 15 Bowling 1, 2, 35 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Class Play 3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Elm Log 3,45 Farm Bureau 1,2,3,45 NHS 45 4-H 1,2,3, 45 Librarian 2, 3, 45 Science Fair 1, 3,45 Scholarship Tests 1, 2, 3,45 ln the Know 45 Student Council 1, 45 Riding Club 15 Luther League 3,4 JOE LEE Volleyball 1, 2, 45 Pep Club5 Class Officer 3 KATHY MACKLIN Bowling 1, 2, 35 GAA 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 Class Play 3,45 4-H 1,2,35 Sci- ence Fair 1, 35 Variety Show 15 Scholarship Tests 1, 2, 35, 4 SHELLY MAFFETT Volleyball 1, 2,45 GAA 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,35 Band 1,2,3,45 Cafe- teria Worker 25 FTA 25 FHA 2 RONNIE MAJORS Volleyball 1,25 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 Band 1,2,35 Class Play 3,45 Science Fair 1,35 Gun Club 3, 45 Fair Exhibits 1,2, 3,4 FRED MARSHALL Bowling 35 Pep Club 1, 2,3,45 Band 1,2, 3,45 Fair Exhibits 15 FFA 1 NANCY MAY Pep Club 1,2, 3, 45 GAA 1,2, 3,45 Volleyball 3,45 Cheerleader 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Cho- rus 1, 2, 3,45 Miss Logan Elm 35 Class Play 3,45 Dramatics 15 Elm Log 2, 3,45 Vocal Ensemble 45 NHS 3,45 Quill and Scroll 45 Librarian 2,3,45 La Sertoma Award 45 Herald 3,45 4-H 1, 2, 3,45 FHA 4 BUDDY MCAFEE Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3,45 Track 2,35 Volleyball 1,2, 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 3,45 Elm Log 3,45 Class Officer 1,25 Quill and Scroll 3,45 4-H 1,2, 35 Scholarship Tests 1,2,45 Skandha 2, 3, 45 Student Council 2, 3, 4 qPresidentj5 Herald 3, 4 MIKE MCFADDEN Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 Track 25 Volleyball 1,2, 35 Pep Club 1, 2,3,45 Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Vocal Ensemble 3, 45 Class Officer 45 Gun Club 25 Scholarship Tests 1, 25 Student Council 3,4 JAN MONTGOMERY Yearbook 3,45 Class Play 45 School Play 45 Librarian 2, 3 STEVE MONTGOMERY Baseball 1, 25 Fair Exhibits 1,25 Basketball 1,25 Track 35 Intramurals 1,2, 3,45 Volleyball 1, 2 SHAROLD NOBLE Baseball 15 Cafeteria Worker 1, 2 SHARON NOBLE FHA 45 Betty Crocker Home- maker Award 45 Intramurals 1, 2,3,45 Cafeteria Worker 1, 2, 3, 45 GAA 1, 2,3,45 Class Play 3,45 Elm Log 3,45 Home Economics 2, 3,45 Librarian 2, 3,45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Science Fair 1,45 Stu- dent Council 45 Fair Exhibits 45 Volunteen 1 CHARLES PARKER Football 15 Intramurals 45 In- tramurals 1,2,35 Chorus 15 Fair Exhibits 1,2,35 Fish Fry 1,2, 3 JIM PARKER Basketball 15 Football 1,25 Intra- murals 1, 2, 35 Class Officer 15 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Fair Exhibits 1, 2, 3 JANICE PERDION Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 GAA 1,2, 3, 45 Band 1,2, 3,45 Class Play 3,45 Skandha 1,2, 3,4 qCo-EditorJ5 Scholarship Tests 1,25 Science Fair 1, 35 Fair Exhibits 1,45 Volunteen 1,2 LORNA POLING Bowling 1, 25 GAA 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3,45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Vocal Ensemble 2, 3, 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Class Play 3, 45 DAR Good Citizenship Award 45 Elm Log 35 NHS 3,45 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Scholarship Tests 1, 2, 3,45 4-H 1, 2, 3, 45 Science Fair 1, 3,45 Student Council 1,45 Variety Show 1,2,35 Herald 3,45 Volunteen 1, 25 Riding Club 1, 2, 3,45 In the Know 4 PAT PONTIUS Bowling 1,2, 35 Volleyball 1,2,3, 45 Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 PAT PONTIUS GAA 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2, 35 Book Store Worker 3, 45 Cafeteria Worker 45 Class Play 3,45 Elm Log 1,2, 35 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Skandha 1,2, 3, 4 fCo-EditorJ5 Student Council 1, 25 Volun- teen 1, 2, 35 Safety Contest 1 STEVE RADABAUGH Football 1, 2 JEFF RANDLE Baseball 15 Football 1,45 Track 1, 3, 45 Volleyball 1,45 Pep Club 1, 3,45 Basketball 15 Class Officer 45 Class Play 3,4 ELAINE RAWLINS Bowling 15 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 25 Chorus 1, 2, 35 Band 2,35 Cafeteria Worker 45 Class Officer 1, 25 Class Play 3,45 Home Economics 15 NHS 3,45 Office Assistant 3,45 Skand- ha 2, 3, 45 Student Council 25 FHA 45 Dramatics 15 Quill and Scroll 4 DANNY REICHELDERFER Intramurals 2, 35 Fair Exhibits 1, 2, 3,45 MYF 1, 2, 3,4 DEAN REICHELDERFER Bowling 2,35 Pep Club 2, 35 Intramurals 45 Class Play 3,45 Science Fair 15 Fair Exhibits 1,2, 35 Canteen 1, 2, 3, 4 ALVAH RIDDLE Intramurals 35 Pep Club 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 35 4-H 1, 2, 3 MIKE RITTINGER Basketball 1,25 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 1,2, 3,45 Class Officer 3, 45 Class Play 3,45 Science Fair 1,35 4-H 1,2,3,45 Canteen 1, 2, 3,4 MAX SCHOOLEYN Track 15 Bowling 15 Pep Club 4 Intramurals 25 Chorus 1,45 Band 1, 3,45 Class Of- ficer 1,35 4-H 1, 2,3,45 Canteen 1,2,3,45 Science Fair 35 Class Play 3,45 Elm Log 1, 3,45 Skandha 45 Student Council 3,45 MYF 1,2, 3,4 TERESA SEIMER Pep Club 1,2,35 GAA 1,2, 3,45 Chorus 15 Class Play 3,45 Elm Log 45 Home Eco- nomics 35 Science Fair 1, 35 4-H 1, 2, 3,45 Volun- teen 1, 2, 3 SAM SHAW Baseball 15 Football 1,25 Bowling 25 Intramurals 1, 2, 3,45 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 Chorus 35 Band 1,2,35 Farm Bureau 1,2,35 Class Play 3,45 Science Fair 25 Canteen 1, 2, 3,4 JO ELLEN SMALLEY GAA 1,2. 3,45 Homecoming Attendant 25 Pep Club 1,2, 3, 45 Class Officer 1,45 Class Play 3,45 Dramatics 15 Elm Log 1,2, 3,45 Of- fice Assistant 35 Librarian 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 4-H 1,2, 3,45 Science Fair 1, 35 Skandha 1,2, 3,45 Student Council 2, 3,45 Rainbow 3,45 Herald 45 WNRE News Reporter 3, 4 WALTER SMYERS Baseball 15 Pep Club 1,25 In- tramurals 1, 25 Gun Club 1,2 LARRY STANT Baseball 1,2, 3,45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 Track 25 Volleyball 15 Class Officer 35 Class Play 3, 45 Farm Bureau 15 Fair Exhibits 1 SHIRLEY STEELE Bowling 25 Intramurals 1,25 Vol- leyball 1,25 GAA 1,35 Pep Club 15 Chorus 1,25 Class Officer 35 Class Play 3,45 Elm Log 35 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Scholarship Tests 1, 2, 3 BRENDA STUMBO Intramurals 15 Volleyball 1, 35 GAA 1,2, 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 3,45 Book Store Worker 35 Class Play 3,45 Home Economics 1 BRYAN TATMAN Football Manager 2,35 Volley- ball 25 Pep Club 2,3,45 Fair Exhibits 25 YF 2,3,45 Track Manager 1,4 JIM THOMAS Basketball 15 Track 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 15 DeMolay 45 Cafeteria Worker 1,2,35 Class Play 3, 45 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4 CINDY VALENTINE GAA 1,2,3,45 Cheerleader 2,45 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Band 1, 2,3,45 Vocal Ensemble 3,45 Class Play 3,45 Dra- matics 15 Elm Log 1,2,3,4 fEditorj5 Librarian 2,3,45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Science Fair 1, 35 Student Council 45 4-H 1,2, 3,45 MYF 1, 2, 3, 4 MARILYN VALENTINE Cafeteria Worker 35 GAA 1, 35 Home Economics 1, 2, 3, 45 4-H 35 Scholar- ship Tests 1,2 SHARON VAN GUNDY Pep Club 15 Class Play 2, 35 Librarian 2,35 Science Fair 15 Bowling 35 Art Club 2, 3 PAT VON FOSSEN Bowling 2,35 Volleyball 1,25 GAA 1,2, 35 Chorus 15 Home Economics 1,2, 3,45 FHA 4: 4-H 3 MIKE VAN FOSSEN Baseball 15 Football 1,25 In- tramurals 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 Scholarship Tests 1,25 Hot Rod Club 1,2, 3, 45 Science Fair 1, 3 TOM WHITTEN Baseball 1,25 Basketball 15 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Play 3, 45 Scholarship Tests 1, 25 4-H 1,2,3,45 Science Fair 1,25 MYF 1,2,3,4 NANCY WOLFORD Pep Club 1,2,3,45 GAA 1,2, 3,45 Chorus 2,3,45 Class Officer 45 Class Play 3,45 Dramatics 15 Elm Log 3, 45 Farm Bureau 25 Office Assistant 45 Science Fair 1,25 Variety Show 25 4-H 1, 2,3, 45 National 4-H Club Congress 4 IANIE WRIGHT Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 GAA 1,2, 3,45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 35 4-H 1,2, 3,45 Miss Logan Elm 45 Vocal Ensemble 3,45 Class Officer 1, 2,35 MYF 1,2, 3,45 Homecoming Attendant 15 Class Play 3,45 Elm Log 45 Farm Bureau 35 Scholarship Tests 35 Sci- ence Fair 1, 35 Quill and Scroll 4 ROBERTA WYLLIE Volleyball 35 GAA 35 Home- coming Attendant 45 Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Vocal En- semble 3,45 Band 1,2,35 Class Play 3,45 Science Fair 1, 35 Skandha 3,45 American Saddle and Horse Assoc. 1,2,3,45 Elm Log 3,45 4-H 1,2,3,45 Li- brarian 45 Volunteen 15 Riding Club 3, 45 CCD 45 Scholarship Test 15 Quill and Scroll 4 EDDIE YOUNG Baseball 1,2, 3,45 Track 45 In- tramurals 1,2, 3,45 Volleyball 1,2, 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Hot Rod Club 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3,4 JOYCE YOUNG Cafeteria Worker 15 Science Fair 1 What will Eddie say? jfese Kyra ez21br5.?.? So the girls finally got revenge. , ,fa i:l,,llllIl wwf mm iw,,,3Ig. mms 1. r -lff ' 'F Oooooooooo! ! ! But, as the mellowed sun Bursts in its brilliance and Illumines the earth it must Fall to rest, and it is then That the heart is full and Warm, enriched with knowledge ,And content to wander onto Its next journey . . . SMILE, Richard! So, our Sr. boys are learning to cook for themselves. Ha! Dean, Where did you get those ears? THE PRESIDENT, LEGISLATURE, AND THE CONGRESS OF THE CLASS OF 1968 .W ras: 3 ' 45, fai l s 'i' Enffn 'V ..4.1ig ,,g lr. ,J ,A s tsAL ,s s 111 -:1. ii. I xiffi rf , ff in ya is as ,' 2 , . L ,-1,f J ' f sf. 4,-f fe xv .:g.1,,- x ww' f ..,... , rr ' 'fi l Qsenz QS y f Qfffffw ' UMW! g22'4?f4fQ6,,g,- QM nwwfdm ggi? 'R WWW S ,. V, G rf U if 3 ?, f, K 3 Z E s 3 2 1 , s i F 2 6 2 W i f n ifikcfii.. 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Melanie Dresbach Patricia Dumm Joy Garrett QQQQ ffe GQJJ of 769 Dana Grooms Deborah Hanley Terry Hughey Victor Hunt Ted Hart Tom Hunter Pldufo .yiAyanlablo lm Q Sidi 'fu Aygilable A Q? p x-lip ....,, ., my 5 'W W 'PM it No! A halo is round. x sg , WS if Y ? Marvene Kuhn Theodore Kurtz Ricky Lear Piefure ii ' 0 oofr, 2 I Charles Imler Leah Ingram Marilyn Jenkins Jack Jenkins Betty Johnson Pamela Karr Dennis Karshner Terry Knece Jacqueline Layton Mike Manson Linda Massie Veronica Matty Melinda McKnight Brenda Mills Sherry Myers Ginger Palmer David Reichelderfer Mary ROPUISOU When it rains, it pours! 34 . V A- f h.: r 'ii P 5,2 r P ,, rrfy 1 S- , if :TK A . 2 gg Vri. Tir- ri, p zkg ,X 5 V' N 1 S S eee' P r P .rre it ' P ,Q il ' kr '. 7 - Vx - Dan Parks Dave Pennington Donna Phillips Harry R0biHSOH' Tom Seimer Jenny Shaffer Pichire Noi' Linda Radab Larry Sims augh Charlene Smith Penelope Smith D arla Sp arks Karen Sparks Butch Spires 'A' .'. ' -Q Carl Spuflg K J 'QA S Q gi'-gf W r Harold Strawser Cathy Stumbo Stephen Swank Steven Sykes Marvin Temple James Terry Darlene Thomas Marlene Thomas Stephen Troehler Vi A ' yex- HOW DARE YOU! 4' , Pw r 4' Q 'ia K Harry Walker Sally Webb Royce Woolever fin. I .p ' k . W 'Sfa, SS if A k 'W lle 1 Mike Weaver Charles West Vicki Weaver Constance Wright 4 Paul Winks Deborah Young 35 The Junior English Teacher is A C d ? h Tim B. and Richard C. were caught at Bemg rowne Queen' For T e their unusual habit of loafing. Day. Everybody pays attention in Bookkeeping Class. Mel wouldn't go anywhere with- out her mouse. 7 Y :Af 5 Alright Steve, Let's hear that joke again! my aw ff Who says you're not allowed to pass notes in class? 36 N.. 'M' ali 3+ ikyy 5 -f,',. Don't let her fool you, it's really a bornb. C711 GQJJ Busy fjfrouyf X59 year Z Q ,X 5' ,, f ? x-P ' wi 1 D 5 A R -W I f , 2 2 , 4 F I Sandra Abner Linda Adams Jerry Baylous Allen Black Dan Ankrom Dianna Arledge Susan Blubaugh Steve Bower Eva Armstrong Vicki Ayers Rose Brevard Karen Brown 4 A R f s NX 4 X Bren Y 'WM , is 'Y ', Dan Brust Rick Carter Marsha Clifton Peggy Cooper Steve Crist Diana Brust Cindy Chambers Curt Combs Bob CICS BO1'lI1j-C Davis f mf in ,iz 7 f l n my al 'A it C 1 1 i R, David Diehl Ged Dresbach Wanda Dunkle Roger Evans Jim Eveland Lolelita Faulk Dan Fausnaugn Jody Ferguson Rick Fogler Greg Fouch W Q, i oo o ,A X Wil' l ' f ' av, lf: N, -- ' a , Lf--15 .fr K 5 A l . fa Charlotte France Vicki Fraunfelter Sally Giffen Frank Goode Debbie Hardman Candy Harrington 40 ex r 4, Q. ,rviiiws o . Sandra Frazier Rick Garrett Connie Giffen Irene Hall Larry Hamilton Rick Hanley Dale Hartley Martha Hinton Clarence Hingson :Xi K-A-2 fix, 'ZW f -an i L X N P ,f WE! Y, Q f K D. J. Humphrey Jeff Jones Lynette Justice Karen Karshner Peggy King Bonnie Jones K. C. Jones Janeen Karshner Mark Kempton Patty Law N 4 , I Diane Luckhart Janet Massie Tw ana Moats Bob McAfee A . TWIGGY - 1968 Lynn MCC oy Ted Mogan Conda Phllllps Eugene Prltchard Joe Parker Sam Parker Larry Pusey Janlce Randle Dorothy Rerchelderfer Paul Rhoads Mike Rhoads Rodney Riddle it oonr,y n Na 4 Barbara Robinson Randall Runyon 42 WO!! . W 11ff 1 I Harry Robinson Claude Rutter Ralph Roby Jim Schw allbach BONNIE and CLYDE Pat Seimer Kenneth Short Connie Skinner Bobbie Smith Ranay Smith Debbie Speakman Cheerie Stiles Pat Stiles Gary Strous Byron Sykes Rrer Tatman Fred Tomlinson A 2 ' E ilk . V Ji :i f 57 I K ' V MI-1' 1 4 tr ail 2 ' -5x1 5 A l X X x S , av A inf ,xv W ft, 'YH , an-Q5 W 1 Bob Triplehorn Joyce Valentine Merle Valentine Sharon Walker Debby Whaley Michele Whaley Peggy Wilson Vicki Winfough Susan Winland Woody Woods, Jr. Jim Younkin Susan Young ,P 1 2 to rrrd Uk Ohm of 770 THE SOPHOMORE POWER t W Huggy ' .xkgzkx my if if J wourn You BELLEVE, , SEXY? x1.h,,1f. EA Ju Not so long ago we were struggling through our freshman year thinking we would never reach the ranks of upperclassmeng however, the class of '70 entered school last fall with high hopes and joyous anticipation. With patient and understanding teachers we have succeeded in completing our sophomore year. fx Sophomores in CLASS ??? F' A MILLION DOLLAR SMILE W .JW xgiayc, iR',f iv ,fx 'Z f'F'f ,.f?L 5 Q 7,235 ga THE THREE STOOGES 3. HA PPIN ES S R ' I I iii iii, 5 , ,, z 1 , ' .L, , ,g L , W im., fu Mus 4 I N iw We ,g l 5 'Q Debbie Bitzer Betty Jo Bolender Verel Boysel Betty Brintlinger Roger Brungs Brenda Buskirk Bruce Cassidy Janice Cassidy Susie Chaffin Darlene Collins Jackie Crosby Connie Davis Eddie Anderson Vicky Anderson Jim Armstrong Kenneth Dean Jennie Diehl Mike Diehl Randy Downs Bill Gearhart , H fia- jf S Q C ' 129 r i t -4' ,rf V. in 'z 2 ,EA aww if 5, '25 nw t ,, 5:53915 Grover Dresbach Jim Fox Betty Frazier Elailie Fry Gary Hamilton Mary Hanes Richard Hansford Becky HCHH Brent Hildenbrand Suzzie Hildenbrand Patty I inks Marla Hobble Cindy Karshner Ted Holdren Carl Hille Michael Hupp Nancy Holbrook Chuck Karshner Janet Hunter Kevin Kellstadt fa C , XFX .f 'lk f v xt f V. f f. ' 21515373 f fc 'ws A . y lj 'if' L, ', ,Q . 1 . c ff m? . f1'Jn1:- ' V' S .. p x Janice Kerns Karen Kerns Susan List Dacia Luckhart Cathy Mayberry Lisa McCoy Vicky McNichols Beverly Mesmore Brant Moss Brian Moss Donna Moss Larry Moss Tzgsfzg Mark Knece Robert Manson Keith Lands Karen Maxon - I ' f r sr 'A':'T QQ W L ww fr' :N jj .,- ...f-'-.J . 4' 'v. ag P Q r J .f 69' Q '1fiQ- U Y, Who says Freshmen are small? Beth Rooker George Russell Connie Shaffer Don Simmons Steve Smith Larry Smith George Sparks Tim Speakman Dave Munson Jeff Radabaugh Bob Murphy Suellen Rhoads Debbie Murray Terry Ritchie Dale Parish Pat Robinson 'W' 'WWHYN rg i K S ' ' A r Q.--fo., M - .2 , . gf ,kk I Z r,,, ,.,, W va ,-, A : zgmfrw' U92 1 nf 'em 1. '. W9 Y 'V' L, Q A 4, , gm A r M 9 -Q 4. ., K . ifhff '.r. fQ3l'.,lf 1 fr ,M er,,v.ff . , f. ,M V , V I f 'lim ' ii Jiri fr- 'k -' 5355 :TS 52- VP',Ef1 4, fi .iff-gi , fs, .2145 ,f M 11? 4 ' 1 . , I . F an ff ' in ' Umar Rr ,- xw W i 7'12'Vfr:, ,, Y 1 A IQ QQ, 4 1 -.f ., my ' he up ay -f lgjypfgr 0, s ,' M '-'f M . , V ' '1 ,ki Robert Trockmorton Dale Valentine Ricky Van Fossen Bryan Weaver John Weaver Larry Webb Loretta Williams Regena Williams Wanda Williams Teresa Wright Henry Young Mary Zahard ? I 1 ' ff Q is M r i fn- t, ,an ff - Lg, H 'al Jane Spung John Stant Rickie Stevens Chris Stewart Diane Srrous Roxanne Swank Gary Temple Tilden Thompson . .-f' A K , fi! fx CLASS OFFICERS, Top to Bottom - Marla Hobble, Pres.g Bill Gearhart, Suellen Rhoads, Becky Henn, Teresa Wright, Rich- ard Hansford, George Sparks, Keith Lands. i Peek-a-boo! Grease??? S k Surprise ! T Ha! Ha! They didn't get caught! 5, The Freshmen of this past year have come a long way since September. We have met many new friends and have had many exciting experiences. Becky and Janice would like to thank all the other staff members for helping us as the Freshman Representatives. 1'rwsezriiii25iii?!Si is , mmm r t Q.,a,.,:5d.... is if .fag-vf. at ,fz H5 Q 5: , .r , '4?v.'J.fi 53 ,992yyoAQes5 5 . 3 Q Rev. Jenkins Well, how about that! I always wanted to be a Happer! Pork, give Ronnie his broom. That's our boy Dale fix, fn, Vx M 7 ,Z-M if . ' 'f:9E2::EE?5 7M -sd . f., '2 - 4-W,1,.W . ?,ff-1? Q awwwfwfff an we ,- A. ', , aim an inwfid' Q ,E A, ., 1 1 J 2-kv , 'fl ,bgnif ,fl uf if ' ' 11 s1'1f?3 ' Lan' 'ltwiz Excedrine head- ache No. 68 hifi! x .J-f'd?: ., Ty, q . , sfm ' ' . .f',,.,., K! rL,: V f... I 11- MN '.f Q .LX Q ff J , A- , 'K 9' 7.5 .ff I. V: V ',f 'E , ' J, L f.- W ' Q qi' ,f , uk G .5 V ' r x it v vt iwlli 'R SJ an I 45 .4 fn..- X f ':- A2 K, ,, ,r - f .pm Y ,:: f L .,.1 w P., .,. ,. ,, l V 71 AJ' 1 , 5 'fy .ZX . Lrik K ,Af s' ' '. h 5 -ff ' f ' Oi VVL, .K ,,,,.........f-F. 31 ..wA. 1.,,, A L? i W ff Q W 31 5 wfngipg , fy 3 2 Qi! . : is 5 Q 5, i --zf ff 'F El ., 4 ,, . ,5wi.,,, - , ,gm- , 1 K2 ','7 'y:3'5fi 45,2 A F . A 1:2514 2 K a I '4 ef' wax , Q Y , 1 Y Sr f. ,,,, Q ., NRM , A 6, f 1 'SJW , .W 1 Si? , .V Mb , f ,L U ,f ew 2 5 x 3. 's t It i Hard-working and devoted active in extra- curricular doings sometimes criticized, sometimes lauded . . . just representing the authority to the way- ward, the key to the answers for the inquisitive policymakers . . . enforcers of rules . . .counseling the troubled and the trouble-makers . . . friends edu- cators . . . busy but never too busy to help a student . . . FACULTY '6S. Z 0612 jizzn suPtR:mENDE'mT JOHN HEN cguperzbfenknf ofgogan cscfoof fD1l9fr1cf To the Graduates of Logan Elm Schools: What the mind attends to, it considers: What the mind does not attend to, it dismisses: What the mind attends to continually, it believes: What the mind believes, it eventually does. This is the secret of all effective teaching and of all forms of education. What an appalling obligation and challenge to all parents, teachers and students to attend to the right things, to consider proper and just behavior, to develop sound beliefs and thus will follow responsible action. The school has the obligation of training all for a life of responsibility in relationship to the democratic realities as they exist in the home, church, community and govern- ment. It is my fervent hope that this training will be used to your best advantage. I extend to each graduate, past and present, my most sincere best wishes for happiness and success in the years that lie ahead. MZ. C8050 7 esf gjrzh C40 af To The Class of 1968: As you leave the halls of Logan Elm, pause to look back occasionally to determine just what you learned here. Pos- sibly you benefited greatly, possibly you did not. The choice has been yours, just as the decision to lead a useful and productive life from this point on, will be yours. It is sincerely hoped that your learning has encompassed much more than the material in the textbook alone, for this is but a small part of one's education. Decency and consideration for others, honesty, ambition, responsibility, faith, and yes, common sense, cannot be learned from the printed page. In this day of rapidly changing standards and conflicting philosophies, may you resolve to forever lay hold of the ageless and unchanging values just mentioned, as a guarantee of the good life for you and yours. On behalf of the faculty and administration, we wish you Godspeed in your quest of life. G1 II , ur ecrefary - my wzmams 3 5'751cft553WEg' R A ff yy v u .qu l Qiyf-ag 't A ff fwmfwehe nffs,.:.,rq2,,,.r3g,gi, 7q120fj7Qr gfsszlsfazzfs - Q r2! ', ,,,, , f1. 4!,1 x mfr' , ........ ..., , Q 5 V l HE , vs., - -Q-,.. : Q QQQ Qda. M896 ul E I QQ QQQ QIQSMHE? Q S If New QQ QQ IL Il 3 hi' X QQ 11 QQ 1111 i I 4 Mrs. Rooney - Assistant Secretary .. ,A xl 4.1 OFFICE WORKERS - Judy Ankrom, Janet Hedges, Io Ellen Smalley, Karen Sparks, Elaine Rawlins, Sharon Noble, Nancy Eakiu, Shirley Steele, and Deanna Hoffman. 6l Rxiih ytmvrn MARCUS ALBRIGHT B. S. , Ohio University. Driver Education, Drawing, Shop. acuiy 7669 JEAN BRUDZINSKI B. S. ,A Capital University, Graduate work at Ohio State University and Northwestern. Geometry, English, Senior Math. f Q. AMBER BIGAM B. S. , Ohio State University. Typing, Office Practice, Shorthand, Bookstore advisor. in MICHAEL COCHRAN B. A. , Otterbein College American Government, World History. GOBLE BRANHAM B. S. , Eastern Kentucky State College. Shop, Drawing, Driver Edu- cation. VIRGINIA COURTRIGHT B. S. , Ohio State University. Phys. Ed. , Remedial Language Arts. -.. m',,.Qaw'N ff ,,,. K f pf' Kyiv ' ,. JOHN FOX B. S. , Ohio State University. Science SHIRLEY IRWIN DOROTHY HAMRICK B. S. , B. A. , Rio Grande and Ohio State University, Graduate work at Ohio State. English, Soc. -Psy. SUSAN HOFFHINES B. S. , Ohio State University. Vocal Music, Band, Music Theory, Chorus. B. S. , Ohio State University. Bookkeeping, Business Math, Business English, General Busi- ness, Consumer Economics. LYNDA KOMLOS B. S. , Grove City College. French, Algebra. BANK MARGARET MATTINSON B. A. , Ohio State University Trigonometry. JEAN MILLS B. A. , Marshall University, attended Ohio State University, Algebra, Physics, Chemistry. LARRY PALMBLADE M-wx. .-ts at 7 i i .1 , A rf 1- 5 .1 ' L f C -,f .IE f fl a fri. ' . - F ...V g K. A r at 'K vs- IV '- VICTOR PONTIUS B. S. , Ohio State University Biology, English. CHARLES PRITCHARD B. S. , Wilmington College. Phys. Ed. , Health. B. A. , Dana College. English, Creative Writing. H, 'gy- DOROTHY SAMPSON B. A. , Indiana University, B. S. , Ball State University, Ohio State University. Home Economcs. MILDRED WERTMAN B. S. , Ohio State University, M. A. , Ohio State Univers English, Librarian. it Y, BYRON WELCH B. A. , Otterbein College. American History, World His tory. , A. :fr 1 .fra 1 -W-.g A, l ,Q 453, . W O52 LU-Z lc '1 -' '. 'l-- 721- . Q rf . we .-1 V-. H 5, 'wif .-1,7 '-j. I ma - ' ifvlff' . 'filaf' -W-1' - 1 Af - .4 1.1--:Q 4,4 A ff .. A .' li., 1-'11, CAROLYN MCCOY, Pres. '7 7 A' 7 ' I WESLEY GRAVES, JR., VI P .Elin QCQUOZ QLif'ZLC.!: ARTHUR LE151' Ce res ROGER HOBBLE DONALD BOWER LAWRENCE MCKENZIE, Clerk RT. 4, Clrcleville, Ohio 43ll3 474-7398 DOW O. VVEST, Principal Telephone 474-47l2 Route 4, Circleville, Ohio 431 I3 MEMBERS, Left to Right - Wesley Graves, Ir. , Vice Pres. 9 Lawrence McKenzie, Clerkg Arthur Leist, Roger Hobble, Mrs. Glenn McCoy, Presidentg and Donald Bower CN ot Picturedj. Lawrence McKenzie, Board Clerk At this time we would like to show special re- cognition to Mr. Lawrence McKenzie, who has served on our Logan Elm School Board since 1961. For eight years he has devoted his time in playing a small, but necessary, part in the operation and pro- gress of our school. We wish to show our deepest appreciation and we want you, Mr. McKenzie, to know you will be missed very much next year. 65 . This could be a picture of any woman, a woman un.known to the students of Logan Elm. lnstead, she has become a symbol of total devo- tion and love for the students of Logan Elm. Respectfully and proudly, she is known to us as Miss DeLong, who never failed to praise one who deserved praise, to comfort one who had born sorrow, who was willing to become involved with the life of each of her students. In her never-ending duties as a teacher of French, bookkeeping, and typing, she seasoned the work with amusing quips, practical philosophy, and interesting anecdotes of her travels in Europe. Through her innumerable services, she has given us something that is truly irreplaceable--her friendship. With thankful hearts, we, the 1968 staff, dedicate this Skandha to Miss Alice Debong. ms 5715-Q Zebjony Cwferzd or ers I. Barnhart, A- Goode, D. Hoffman, S. Noble, V. Blubaugh, D. Cooper, R. Lear, B. Rooker, V. McNichols, J. Karshner, I. Diehl, P. Pontius, K. Karshner, E. Rawlins, and B. Tatman. 14,5 OUR COOKS - Mrs. Hedges, Mrs. Smalley QVisiting Cookj, Mrs. Beavers, and Mrs. Hinton, Head Cook. f ,K 1 BOOKSTORE WORKERS - Patt Pontius, Janet Hedges, and Mrs. Bigam. BUS DRIVERS - Bob Young, Lloyd Spung, Phil Wilson, Winfield Koch, Carl Anderson, Edgar Harral, Charlie Barnhart, Russel Andrews. Mr. Wolfe and Mr. Barnhart, Custodians, 1M-I-Q. Ignorance is the greatest enemy of man. It is the most outstand- ing obstacle to overcome as one stands on the brink of his most pro- ductive years. The responsibility of imparting the knowledge required to suppress this ignorance lies with the faculty of a school. The teach- ing staff is called upon to guide the students academically and to assist in preparing them to face the challenges of life intelligently and respon- sibly. The wisdom, patience, and knowledge of the teachers are com- bined to produce the ultimate in well-educated young adults in these early years--the prologue to their lives. x7G206Uk09Q.' H759 1541117 of our Qgors anofffe mos! c5er1Sfeof0fy0a6.f' I 7l af1b12afj7Qz2 or 001529 OLD MEMBERS, SEATED - Jim Barnhart, Nadine Hinton, Anne Goode, Connie Jones, Nancy May, Lynn Fraunfelter, Elaine Rawlins, Lorna Poling, Qnot pictured - Richard Creej. NEW MEMBERS, STANDING - Meg Huskey, Debbie Hanley, Brenda Mills, Nancy Eakin, Janet Hedges, Sheila Ander son, Cindy Valentine, Mrs. Mills fadvisorj, Chuck West, Tom Beavers, Eddie Kreisel, Steve Al- kire, Steve Ash, Richard Congrove. Qwfafwf cscro f OLD MEMBERS, L. to R, - JoEllen Smalley, Pat Pontius, Bud McAfee, Richard Cree, Sharon Noble, Lorna Poling, Cindy Valentine, NEW MEMBERS, SEATED L. to R. - Sheila Anderson, Nancy May, Nadine Hinton, Sherry Myers, Lynn Fraunfelter. STANDING - Vicki Weaver, Debbie Hanley, Patty Dumm, Con- nie Jones, Brenda Mills, Roberta Wyllie, Steve Troehler, Holly Davis, Elaine Rawlins, Anne Goode, Janie Wright. 73 I W .if CS cf 061119540 66122 ROW 1, L. to R. - Lynette Justice, Cathy Mayberry, Beth Rooker, Susan List, Peggy Wilson, Sherry Myers, Sheila Anderson, Debbie Hanley, Melanie Dresbach. ROW 2 - Susan Blubaugh, Holly Davis, Lorna Poling, Anne Goode, Kathy Macklin, Nadine Hinton, Cindy Chambers, Debbie Whaley. ROW 3 - Larry Pusey, Brian Weaver, Greg Crist, Eddie Kreisel, Vicki Fraunfelter, Diane Luckhart, Wanda Dunkle, Dacia Luckhart. ROW 4 - Richard Congrove, Tom Beavers, Chuck West, David Munson, Ken Dean, Steve Alkire, Ken Short. ROW 5 - Bud McAfee, Dennis Karshner, Steve Swank. V W.. j, , i'z5'f'74 g:u:U'ff ,. K .. . jr 4 x ..,. at a tr iad 'if , ,naw mmf -HQ Debbie Young, State Winner in Make it Yourself With Wool 6th place in Nation .,7QdM22QZ'-5' - I9 6745 Mike Rittinger National Tractor Pull Winner Sharon Noble, Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow j7Qa0Zk2ez1s' M., ff Connie Jones, Salutatorian, American Legion Nancy Wolford, State Winner in Lorna Poling, Valedictorian Freedom Essay 4-H Safety Speaking Contest Winner Nancy May, LaSertoma Service Mr. Vic Pontius, Young Ed Award ucator of the Year State and Richard Cree' and MIS' Mills' County Winner Richard Cree and Nadine Hinton, LE Con- testants - Elks Leadership Award Chuck West, LE Delegate to Boys' State In the Know Connie Jones, alt. , Eddie Kreisel, Mike Helwagen, Lorna Lorna Poling, DAR Good Citizen Award 75 ,1,Z. ,, H. . . fge geaug ofyouff. . .77 76 971 5611 44 w, V' .4 ,., Q4 ,. g1QAk -Q1 ,- asv Iv .. .. ,Q 'lf' Q31 'f-,, ,t , 'Q '. ', -A 1 - 'WZ . nm ,,f' Us Q :-. :L M .L-x. I... I Y 0 -tw .f gg.. -' .'3 , ' , -X .pf : ,.- v .- ,'-:gk-A, -jf 151. g . '-. - .-,' f' 1 . ,Elf-v ' I ' 02 5, , v',4'-,1 tg 0 5 , f -u v .- - .50 .' ,f ff n -f- 'o ' ,g ,,.', ' -4 I - -4 5--.pw ,e co f v -u Las .- ' ' .n - mf-. I 1 -'V ,. vw 1, ,. A ':3?b,f.'f?.'X':, agp frS '1'3 ',, 3' 512, I ., Qfaoghe jlglnfon 1967-65 jfmecomzhy Queen 0122900122112-Q ourf BECKY HENN MARTHA HINTON Freshman Attendant Sophomore Attendant LINDA RADABAUGH ROBERTA WYLLIE Tnninr Arn:-nfl nm- Roninr A1-fond qnf N The radiant brunette who was bestowed the honor of being named Miss Logan Elm Senior 1967, was Janie Wright. Extremely proud of the honor she has brought to Logan Elm, we happily add her name to the list of our Logan Elm beauties. ww' 'IZ ' -1 VIS ' ,, X 3 X K ,V i Ei y R C, 319 'J I W? With her vivacious and charming personality, pretty Pat Dawley again brought honor to Logan Elm High when she was named Miss Ohio Festivals in 1968. Pat, the third Logan Elm student to monopolize this title, held the title of Miss Pumpkin Show--1967. She has toured many cities and local states since she secured this title in October. 82 52 3 . 4 fm, Q3 'Y E RX! MS EDSYROH My W M. . . gqncf wzffozzf meffoof ffefe 115' 120 Oryanziafzbn nor consffucfzbn. 'J - wzmam j7Q12ry Eyffon 84 ',.:u:.:.sg.x:?y, . Us , 1 .gi In v . 1 ' LL, 2 Q, - My 'XGX 'ill to ,-0195 .M Buddy McAfee - Student Council President Cindy Valentine - Elm Log Editor X e -T VH:' 'M '55 P: 51223, ' ' ,A 5 xl in , 51: :5 w.., . 5 L nm. ,, is i ixgisfgiig . , . -rf '-za' .. ' N1 P A -'A' ' vf - P- R N 3- 1 . i R552 '4 0'--Ea' ' - Q 2ae2v.'f?sLH hc'--+-tv 'lift .s -' . , , . .Mm Z ,, my ., l. I . v.,. xg, in ...nge U ,Sf K .. -gags? s i. rw Q, s xluyt ba.. '1, ,ff 'qkglzv Q -tr, ., 4 'Q . 5 X358 i . QM' .,-.i .'- - K s rm -Llf' 5 ggi?-g4Qg'jI.5i,wy1 f-1 - -731, ',-- ' iff' - ffl Q' fl Patt Pontius and Janice Perdion 557 'f : e'-.-. T Co-Editors of Skandha My Sr, Class Play Jr. and Sr. Prom May 18 eu Ku N! A. .fuk :- is t Miss Hofihines - Band and Choir Ir. Class Play Director 86 I f 4 :U I,A5SOClGflOflQ1i3iilfg b'i:,se'emi 1 No F flztggs STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS - Jo Ellen Smalley, News Reporterg Roger Evans, Sergeant-at-Armsg Royce Woolever, Treasurerg Steve Alkire, Vice Presidentg Buddy McAfee, Presidentg and not pictured, Richard Cree, Secretary. The Student Council of Logan Elm High School speaks as the voice of the student body. This year they have been very busy with money-making projects as well as their regular duties. Under the supervision of Buddy McAfee, President, and Mrs. Mills, advisor, the Student Council presented a beautiful homecoming, our annual talent show, and chose our cheerleaders for the 1968-69 school year. Our deepest thanks and appreciation goes to Mrs. Mills for her guidance and counseling in our work. y Mrs. Jean Mills - Advisor 87 Mrs. Bigam, Advisor on Q. ,Q '7 Max, WORKING??? Cindy Valentine and Max Schooley putting the final touches on the paper. Under the supervision of Mrs. Bigam, advisor, and Cindy Valentine, editor, the ELM LOG has done a wonderful job of keeping our student body well informed of all the happenings and activities through- out'ihe 1967-68 school year: Thanks and congratu- lations to the staff for a job well done. Cindy Valentine - Editor 5.522 gay CSXW 2 i 5 Q -- V A - s y .,. g . AQ S, Q 1 1 X ,. , .,,. xiii i i, I Q I , V 1. . 1, .i-- , 1 l ' iar 'QfL l- l ROW 1, L to R - P. Smith, M. Dresbach, B. Smith, P. Cooper, T. Wright, J. Valentine, C. Skinner, T. Moats, W. Dunkle, V. Fraunfelter, R. Wyllie, J. Hedges, M. Schooley, ROW 2 - P. Dumm, B. Mills, T. Seimer, H. Davis, J. Ankrom, A. Goode, C. Jones, S. Myers, C. Stumbo, S. Troehler, N. Wolford, C. Valentine. ROW 3 - L. Massie, D. Hanley, T. Knece, N. May, L. Fraunfelter, J. Wright, S. Blubaugh, D. Collins, B. Bolender, J. Kerns, M. Hobble, J. Smalley, D. Fausnaugh. ROW4 - B. Rooker, M. Zahard, S. Noble, A. Ayers, D. Arledge, J. Ferguson, J. Perdion, R. Brevard, W. Winfough, P. Wilson, L. Faulk, I. Hall, B. Cree, K. Jones. Editor - Cindy Valentine Advisor - Mrs. Bigam ul- s V A ' Re orters - P. Coo er, P. Dumrn, C. Skinner, V. Winfou h, H. Q P P 8 ' f Davis, D. Fausnaugh, J. Smalley, M. Schooley, J. Wright, N. May, J. Valentine, M. Hobble, J. Kerns, S. Noble Art Work - Steve Troehler, Susan Blubaugh, Steve Bower, and Cathy Q 5 xxx: Z 9 N Stumbo 5 , 1 J' , T i'513392Q3ff,? Typists - Janet Hedges, Janie Wright, Lynn Fraunfelter Q ' 'J Na Stencils - Elaine Rawlins, Patt Pontius, Shirle Steele, Janet Hed es, Y 8 Teresa Seimer, and Janie Wright Mimeograph - Max Schooley, Wanda Dunkle, and Vickie Fraunfelter 89 QSM Oza sky 76 cf 4. s E' V . O f 1 ET .ia a Lb J , f X- Ianice Perdion and Parr Pontius l xx W Co-Editors M- t- -1 1 niss . if , Q ,A Elaine Rawlins - Business Manager Mrs. Irwin - Advisor fi? 5756 cgfcgyf Co-Editors - Patt Pontius and Janice Perdion Assistant Editors - Shelia Anderson and Debbie Young Business Manager - Elaine Rawlins Copy Editors - Anne Goode and Penny Smith Photographers - Vicki Weaver and Nancy Wolford Sport Editors - Buddy McAfee and Richard Cree Activity Layouts - Holly Davis, Lolelita Faulks, Jo Ellen Smalley, and Max Schooley Class Editors - Deanna Hoffman, Nadine Hinton, Cathy Stumbo, Debbie Hanley, Vicki Winfough, Rose Brevard, Becky Henn, and Janice Kerns Advisor - Mrs. Irwin - TPC Representative - Mrs. Cape On June 7, 1968, Mr. West received a letter from our Taylor Representative, WE SUPPORT THE Barbara Cape. We'd like to take this time lx to share this letter with you. y Dear Mr. West: A O f ' ' d ' LOGAN ELM HIGH sc:-loot YEARBooK , me O your advelusulg CM fwaspmted in our company publication which goes to all representatives around the world. I QQTNQ, X 5 - thought you might like to see how it was . YOU SUPPORT US presented. iraqi ' T '-Z' Cordially, A Barb Cape Our thanks to Barbara Cape, Ohio, for passing along an excellent example of one of man-y ways schools can help themselves in obtaining advertising. In this case, the Circleville, Ohio, Logan Elm Staff prepares a card for each of their advertisers. The card serves as an incentive for the advertiser by making him feel that he is an active school supporter, rather than just another contributor to the year- book staff. We're always receiving queries from schools about ways to increase their advertising power, and we think this a good example. Again, thanks to Barbara Cape for this opportunity to bring recognition to our yearbook. 012 cerf Zan -11 PEP BAND Both the stage band and pep band should be given much credit for their many fine per- formances. While the stage band helped us gain insight into the beauty of popular mu- sic, the pep band in- spired us during our pep rallies and games. 92 STAGE BAND The Logan Elm con cert band has made many successful' per- formances this year. They received an ex- cellent rating at State contest. Under the direction of Miss Hoff- hines, the band has had a very exciting and hard-working year, S Ware zkzy jganof MAJ ORETTES L. to R. - Darlene Thomas, Janet Collins, Martha Hinton, Linda Radabaugh, Sheila An- derson. KNEELING - Debbie Young, Head Majorette. as l can BAND OFFICERS L, to R, - Woody Woods, Penny Smith, Lewis Huber Susan List, Max Schooley, Twana Moats, Kelly Agin. G5OIf ROW l, L. to R. - Sheila Anderson, Debbie Hanley, Brenda Mills, Patty Dumm, Loleita Faulk, Janie Wright, Lorna Poling, Roberta Wyllie, Kathy Macklin, Connie Jones, Cindy Valentine, Sherry Myers. ROW 2 - Lynn Fraunfelter, Nancy May, Deanna Hoffman, Vicki Fraunfelter, Janet Collins, Linda Radabaugh, Rose Brevard, Melanie Dresbach, Debbie Young, Penny Smith, Ann Gearhart, Joyce Valentine, Connie Skinner, Wanda Dunkel, Twana Moats, Veronica Matty, Peggy Wilson, Vicki Winfough. ROW 3 - Dan Fausnaugh, Vincent Blubaugh, Larry Pusey, Rick Fogler, Larry Moss, David Munson, Jerry Baylous, Woody Woods, Steve Troehler, Lewis Huber, Mike McFadden, Mike Helwagen, Bill Gearhart, Steve Bower, Max Schooley, Rick Garrett, Grover Dresbach, Roger Brungs. YOU!! CHOIR OFFICERS - Mike Helwagen, Peggy Wil- son, Sheila Anderson, Deanna Hoffman, Larry Moss. This year, the choir has done an excellent ,job under the direction of Miss Hoffhines. They received a Superior rating at District Contest and an Excel- lent at State Contest. The choir not only experienced hard work to gain these honors, but also enjoyed the many hours of practice. QM 512.99122 gk i i I '2 a D n S i I ,ts if 'VT V if ' A ,, 1 we 1 li Q ' X ' 5 - v- . zen K ,?zkg.:' 1 S gf Q . I f 1 5 it 1 , f fi my , . r ' x fr 1 1- S I ' f 1 KJ Y xk w f . , ' 5 ' ,f f 'vg ' 6 , ,, e S t s f S S o t - w r star W . My I M I ,L H Q --,' Melanie Dresbach Cindy Valentine Brenda Mills Nancy May Twana Moats Joyce Valentine MEMBERS from Left to Right: Steve Troehler, Woody Woods, Mike Helwagon, Lewis Huber, Dan Fausnaugh, Steve Bower, Qsittingj Larry Moss, Mike McFadden. Under the direction of our new music teacher, Miss Susan I-ioffines, we, ensem- ble rnembers, had an outstanding year. Our sincere thanks to Miss Hoffines for her ex- cellent direction. J oys 125612266 Janie Wright Penny Smith Lorna Poling Wanda Dunkel Vicky Fraunfelter Sherry Myers Roberta Wyllie gfe Qjayean fr Egg 5 ?M'. W2Qflf f A ,,VV 1 LV ,iyy i.E!!gif'fk ,,-, Vbm 1 h xiii ,Q , Q: fi' , A f Q E rg ff ' w iff ? 24 ggi E 5. 5.551 ,Jig E22 .3 +?1,..3? ' , if qfzfe O ofgsouff Q4-E h 21' If only P1C8,SSO could r 5 see me now! if ...Wy . Mk , eer r . - ., 1- 'Q' 1 in m g f 4. f of , -fp ' Will, FS w-,, 451 K ry EEA Ag I n jg? . , r U, W, vs J? ,,..f J n ,M 5 5 Q ,ri W' 1 , ' gr! ,,fs. 'W A I never can figure out what 2 + 2 is? Come on, hurry up! fix IVNQ:-fsffg' X 7 H 1 ,V Only 7 more hours! I I How 1n the world drd that happen? Prcture ME H1 a tux! Af ' kk n x ll X L. . - 15 31 ,- This year the Gi.rl's Athletic Association has been very busy with class competition in volley- ball, basketball, and soft ballg as well as other activities. The big gest event for the girls was the Mother and Daughter Banquet held on May 24 for the girls to honor and show their appreciation to their mothers. K' . gUfUl Q 012291223 GIGS O 122614106 wgMAKElQ5- 1..41lQ IP Q5 +0 of if ' 71, az G9 A Y Q. 4 O xo NEW HO 51 F.H.A. OFFICERS - Becky L L Henn, secretaryg Brenda Buskirk L vice presidentg Nadine Hinton, L hlstoriang Deanna Hoffman, president: Anne Goode, parlia- mentariang Nancy Eakin, treas- urer. gzgrafzdns STANDING, L. to R. - Anne Goode, Sharon Noble, Nancy May, Sally Webb, JoEllen Smalley, Roberta Wyllie, Miss Wertman, Cindy Valentine, Rick Lear, Linda Massie, Lynette Justice. SEATED L. to R, - Eddie Kreisel, Teresa Hughey, Lynn Fraunfelter, Judy Ankrom, Patty Law. ezzzbr Gkss Tay M05 jjromzse Wd 77 ,., A ' I ai, 'f , K , if J: 1:5i5'?i?7Qf?:f3:,i,1Em.,'g f Si x z,,-k1:4-1,fe:i2E:..,- Dx Y 1 LOTS gw lggfj if OF ' ' H ' 5, PRACTICE ws- is i 1 IS.. ..:.1? L V 'L -L-' ' u DISGUISE THE PLAY! The GOOD OL DAYS I can't believe you eafoflngn OH! I do I do Oh! If only Homer was here! Oh! Ronald And these were the Cousins! did that. A11 together now one, two, three Home Sweet, Home lol We0fa120fwf17e we prazke ffee 'I 1 I I J 5. 1 I ., ,, .lnflu x 's ' 4 xc ' u Q . . ' 'n,'a'is,Q':M 'nl Q4 .u,, ,., 4 'I Q ,H ill FH ll. Ne, 1 1 . K- . ., ' . 1 Rx 5 sl ,' vf :IAM ' ' ' . I I2 Wu 1, v 1, D A .ffrf-,I '. 7 - . . M-:Q '- - . N7 ' - ji., jf .. . mbskfs l. I, -1:-,Z 1.3. -, ' .Q-I4 M21 Q-,'.gL3:Q,gq:e,,.31 , ,. , -.1 , , . s, Q y NX , .5 J, f, ? Lg ,:1 il In x3 N' s - J, ff:-1' ,:-, -..g'A1,5... ' ' ' 1 .wi I J . -..f:.5E:fI5? ' 1--nfizf iggfgagigf '-11-.5 1 go Ofgdy ,B -....... . . , a 1 ,I f-A, V- f'i'f?'l lT31flIQ71 I.' .'--f-- fu-ff V lllfni . , , Q 1 11Lii9.a2:f'i X 1 v , M' Rx az , K ' , , - is -gl- , ries- 16217 X B- 6 f-- 1 if ' ff 1-S1 fse'aF2alalU JSB4 1755 R 'l f' f R ' - Q , r 6 , f ,. ' A '41 F o L- -1 1 is , 6 h R . 1 ff, 212 'sl gh- Q 1 Z 4 y 1, L I 11 'gk .G V A L X If 1 1 'T 3 - X ' , enen r H f if if '- 'f 3' rf 5 1 v, Kan' dli A Nsswfvi ,MI LE O 14 16 6 0 16 12 6 20 ROW 1, L. to R. - Larry Hamilton, Jim Thomas, Larry Stant, Dale Valentine, Dick Huffer, Bob King, Mark Kempton. ROW 2 - Mike Weaver, Dan Fausnaugh, Dave Reichelderfer, Bob McAfee, Dan Ankrom, Bob Cree, Bub Sykes, Bryan Tatrnan, manager. ROW 3 - Coach Doyne Wiggins, Dale Jenne, Dan Cooper, Tom Seimer, Bud McAfee, Richard Cree, Roger Evans, Jeff Randle, Coach Marcus Albright. ROW 4 - Grover Dresbach, manager, Ken Dean, Ralph Roby, Steve Swank, Jim Younkin, Keith Lands, Randy Downs, Tim Speakman, John Weaver, Steve Sykes. These boys worked harder than the record books show. Amanda St. Aloysius Teays Valley Miller Westfall Utica Piketon Unioto Paint Valley xg Q 'X 9 XXL x X Aw. '-5 sf F' we ' fVi'. -, JM DALE JENNE TOM SEIMER Most Valuable Player Most Improved Player ,, .. ,. . , W, IOS 60500 fozkzk' Qgoars Cheerleaders for Football Season - JoEllen Smalley, Janie Wright, Janet Collins, Cindy Valentine, Lynn Fraun- felter, and Nancy May. oyan 791495912 fs . yfe Uarszf DANNY FAUSNAUGH EDDIE YOUNG DENNIS ROYCE DALE DN u fggy KARSHNER WOOLEVER JENNE C fi' s I 5 L .3-'N Jul i DD,, Y ' V , il JDD Elf ti M MIKE MIKE MCFADDEN HELWACEN Ui-. 4. H3429 R, lv Scioto Valley Co-Championsg Teays Valley Sectional Co-Champions ' BUDDY LARRY MCAF EE STAN T A Cv V cams X, ' COACH N1 Y M Z- V, 3 PRITCHARD , , FRED ,prmgi -Af ff OM INSON DAVE RICHARD DAN T Mia er ' REICHELDERFER CREE COOPER 3 Individual pictures compliments of Chillicothe Gazette IO7 Although the Braves were a young and inexperienced team, they compiled a fine record under Coach Pritchard. The boys are proud of the 1967-68 basketball season which included victories over top-ranked Southeastern and our rivals Westfall and Teays Valley. LE 50 Carroll 49 54 Paint Valley 36 38 Westfall 51 84 sr. Aloysius 54 57 Grandview 65 63 Huntington 48 53 Laurelville 67 47 Zane Trace 66 94 Piketon 52 55 Madison South 54 39 Bishop Flaget 54 62 Westfall 52 63 Teays Valley 60 63 Southeastern 61 60 Unioto 58 65 St. Mary 48 72 Amanda 50 45 Westfall 43 48 Liberty Union 49 1, S, - . . sv z ix A 4. 3 W 1 - v i -u l1n1. Our outstanding boys Hey Dale! Did you hear the one about. . An easy 2 for Royce Happiness is beating Southeastern at WQSQFUQS Q TEAM MEMBERS, L. to R. - D. J. Humphrey, Tim Speakman, Steve Swank, Paul Winks Bob MC Afee, Steve Bower, Dan Ankrom, Jack Jenkins, Rodney Riddle, Jeff Jones, Jerry Baylous, Dale Hartley, Mark Kenmpton, K. C. Jones, Greg Fouch Manager Bob Cree, Coach Vic Pontius and Manager Merle Valentine The Reserves worked har season. LE 25 Carroll 26 Paint Valley 24 Westfall 59 St. Aloysius 29 Grandview 44 Huntington 28 Laurelville 58 Zane Trace 44 Piketon 48 Madison 30 Bishop Flaget 32 Westfall 38 Teays Valley 24 Southeastern 60 Unioto cl for their winning 24 25 55 31 40 31 34 46 41 41 36 45 52 32 50 BBQ QR'- tf,'H QQ! 'HQCQ N QQ wwmk Tie 505093 KNEELING - Janet Collins. STANDING - Nancy May, Janie Wright, Jo Ellen Smalley, Cindy Valentine, Lynn Fraunfelter. Their vim and vigor urge the Braves team to victory- - Their lusty yells fill every silence-- They are the essence of school spirit. They have worked hard so that their enthusiasm might direct our cheers with precision and fervor. The cheerleaders constitute the backbone of school spirit. r ff pzkzf Advisor - Mrs. Jeff Bigam The basketball games will always be remembered as events full of excitement and crowd enthusiasm. But who created that excitement and enthusiasm which seemed not quite as prevalent in other sports contests? The cheerleaders created it! SEATED - Wanda Dunkle and Patty Law. STANDING - Joyce Valentine, Lolelita Faulk, Vicki Fraun- felter, Twana Moats. ya. om ROW 1, L. to R. - J. Valentine, J. Wright, T. Moats, J. Collins, W. Dunkle, J. Smalley, L. Faulk L. Fraunfelter, P. Law, N. May, V. Fraunfelter, C. Valentine. ROW 2 - M. Valentine, B. Cree, D. Cooper, D. Karshner, R. Woolever, B. McAfee, D. Reichelderfer, L. Stant, E. Young, M. Mc- Fadden, D. Jenne, M. Helwagen, D. Fausnaugh, R. Cree, F. Tomlinson. ROW 3 - T. Speakman, D. Hartley, M. Kempton, J, Baylous, P. Winks, R. Riddle, S. Bower, G. Fouch, J. Jones, B. Mc- Afee, J. Jenkins, D. Ankrom, D. J. Humphrey, S. Swank, K. C. Jones. ROW 4 - C. Karshner, J. Radabaugh, B. Murphy, M. Zahard, C. France, B. Rooker, C. Jones, K. Macklin, S. Maffett, J. Hedges, J. Ankrom, R. Brevard, D. Hoffman, J. Perdion, R. Runyon. ROW 5 - K. Kerns, D. Rei- chelderfer, D. Arledge, I. Hall, C. Harrington, M. Dresbach. A. Gearhart, P. Smith, B. Smith, T. Wright, S. Hildenbrand, D. Young, P. Dumm, B. Mills, L. Poling, R. Lear, E. Anderson. ROW 6 - B. Frazier, D. Hardman, D. Speakman, D. Whaley, C. Skinner, V. Winfough, P. Wilson, D. Luckhart, L. Justice, S. Frazier, L. McCoy, M. Thomas, C. Smith, D. Thomas, R. Garrett, W. Woods, R. Allen: ROW 7 - M. Hanes, B. Bolender, D. Collins, D. Luckhart, E. Fry, L. McCoy, M. Hobble, R. Swank, S. List, J. Kerns, C. Mayberry, V. Anderson, C. Wright, L. Radabaugh, R. Evans, C. West, S. Troehler. ROW 8 - L. Webb, T. Whitten, J. Parker, D. Reichelderfer, J. Randle, T. Seimer, S. Sykes, K. Short, G. Fouch, G. Dresbach. ROW 9 - J. Fox, R. Hansford, B. Moss, B. Tatman, S. Shaw, R. Majors, M. Rittinger, M. Van Fossen, L. Huber, P. D. Rhoads, R. Roby, R. Fogler, J. Stant. ROW 10 - D. Munson, L. Moss, C. Hille, M. Schooley, J.. Barnhart, E. Kreisel, M. Rhoads, L. Pusey, B. Triplehorn, J. Younkin, V. Blubaugh, C. Parker. Through skits, SigHS, and pep sessions, . V .,.. A .. .. .r.v-r J J.. . the Pep Club cheered the Braves on to a successful season. D 1 N E Il5 9 A Wmqu M7 , v M Q mV , 345 , Q ' I . 1 we -- ? V . ' ,.... . ,' ,N 53 .77 1 .x', , ,, A ,V ' 3 7512 M . w, f Hmkl A V ' 14 g ' 'MW f, - qv-.uf ,, K- ,f ,,.,, W ....1t,, v ,,- I f , 1 1, rf 'h ' ' Y XV yfff . 41-,UH 4 A V A F WWW Kxkw VVVV W in A L' ' ' I jA7 i i Kf A . V I M aw 4, .yr .gmvd S ' A I EW ' 3. A X Ng ' 5 ff , iv 1- t' 1-v Q il V II6 -14 , 'iffifl A xi i ' X L. 75S?S'eff2I' , r .Q f2:.,.,. as-nw ann? J asegaf SEATED, L. to R. - Mike Helwagen, Dan Fausnaugh, Dave Reichelderfer, Steve Swank, Tom Beavers, Butch Spires, Rick Lear, Vic Hunt, Larry Stant, Bob Triplehorn, Pete Strawser, Steve Sykes, Steve Montgomery, Manager Fred Tomlinson, Coach Vic Pontius. STANDING - Chuck West, Mike Orders. Weserue J asefaf L. to R. - Randy Downs, Dale Valentine, Paul Rhoads, K. C. Jones, Rodney Riddle, Jeff Jones, D. J. Humphrey, Brian Weaver, Eddie Anderson, Brent Hildenbrand, Keith Lands, Dale Parrish Coach Chuck Pritchard. The Varsity Baseball team was a young team with only two lettermen returning from the 1967 season. Their improved battling averages led them to a winning record in S. V. C. competi- tion. The Braves were the only team to blemish Westfall's record as the S. V. C. League Champion. In tourna- ment play, Logan Elm went farther than in past years, but lost in the Sectional Finals. VARSITY RECORD LE 5 Amanda 10 7 Westfall 7 6 Laurelville 5 5 Piketon 1 6 Carroll 7 3 Unioto 4 9 Adena 8 8 Laurelville 6 2 Unioto 7 2 Paint Valley 5 7 Paint Valley 2 0 Westfall 9 9 Piketon O 9 Madison South 5 3 Westfall 6 ,1sx1..i fa. DAN FAUSNAUGH Most Valuable Player BOB TRIPLEHORN Most Improved Player f'dC J J N ,Mar . , , ,.: ' SEATED, L. to R. - Larry Pusey, Ken Dean, John Weaver, Steve Crist, Vincent Blubaugh, Larry Hamilton, Jeff Randle, Dave Reichelderfer, Vic Hunt, Rick Garrett, Jim Schwalbaugh, Tim Speak man, Bob Murphy. STANDING - Don Hamilton, manager, Randy Runyon, manager, Larry Smith, Jim Fox, Herman Griffith, Jim Younkin, Bob Cree, Byron Sykes, Danny Cooper, Rick Hanley, Bob King, Bryan Tatman, Torn Hunter, Jeff Radabaugh, Merle Valentine, manager, Marcus Albright, coach, 1 xg! f p, 4 ' , Atjii w I iw LARRY PUSEY Most Valuable Player A How far is two miles, Bub? 1 Q THE END cspoffs jiroes ' qufoyrapfs 1 1 N Y Y 1 H. . . wzffouf sounoffbance 120 sounofyouernmenf 13 !00s.s1gQ . . .77 - woofqow Zwzfon I22 X f FLO-LIZER FOR PROFESSIONAL REAL ESTATE GEORGE C. BARNES 130 East Main Street Circ1evi11e, Ohio 474-5274 E. R. TOM BENNETT 127 112 East Main Street Circieviiie, Ohio 474-2197 JOHN M. BRINKER 12 East Main Street Ashviiie, Ohio 983-6551 CIRCLEVTLLE, REALTY, 152 West Main Street Circ1eVi11e, Ohio 474-3795 EVANS REALTY 121 East Main Street Circ1evi11e, Ohio 474-4266 R. E. FEATHERINGHAM 41 East Main Street Ashviile, Ohio REALTORS WM . BRESLER HATFIELD REALTY 103 East Main Street CirC1evi11e, Ohio 474-6294 or 6562 W. D. HEISKELL 8: SON 129 1X2 West Main Street Circ1evi11e, Ohio 474-6137 CURTIS W. HIX 228 1f2 North Court Street Circieville, Ohio 474-5190 MERLE SWANK 120 South Court Street Circievilie, Ohio 474-4578 DONALD H. WATT 112 1f2 North Court Street Circleville, Ohio 474-5294 PICKAWAY COUNTY 983-3051 REAL ESTATE BOARD LEWIS E. COOK 81 SON INSURANCE CIR CLEVILLE INCOME TAX , You, M M, AUTO CLUB AND BONDING ,,,,,,,,,,,, 1,g f,,, HEADQUARTERS 'lllvll YOU glll' 328 East Main Street CirC1eVi11e Ohio DENVER GREENLEE BAND INSTRUMENTS 115 ' Iii Sales and Service ' The Best Deal in the U.S.A, Buy From Me. I'll Keep Your Horn Playing inA- 1 Condition Throughout Your School Years Free! TRADITION HOUSE Quality Furniture . . Carpet . . . Wallpaper . . Appliances . . . 114 West Main Circleville Ohio 474-4600 DEFENBAUGH FUNERAL HOME 151 East Main Street Circleville, Ohio 474-3750 Ambulances Equipped With Air Conditioning, Oxygen, and Two-Way Radio MAC'S GOODYEAR y . GO0DjWEAR Philco Maytag Red Carpet Sales and Service Circleville Ohio PORTER'S LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING 1185 North Court Street Circleville, Ohio I'lb CELLAR LUMBER CO. Do It Yourself Headquarters Complete Planning Service Phone 474-6943 766 S. Pickaway Circleville, Ohio ' TATMAN'S BOTTLED GAS Best Wishes to the Class of '68 GEO. W. VAN CAMP CONTRACTOR Bituminous Road Material and Hot Mix Telephones: Office 474-3506 Route 7953 I-Iot Mix Plant 474-6255 Circleville, Ohio Compliments of Compliments of HARTRANFT'S GAS SERVICE AND APPLIANCES Rural DoXol Gas on State Route 56, 2 Miles West Phone 474-5591 of Laurelville Tarlton Ohio Route 1 Kingston, Ohio 332-2175 PETTIT'S APPLIANCE TINKS 8. SPORT SHOP Route 23 North Your G. E. Dealer Since 1922 Circleviue, Ohio 130 South Court Street Circleville, Ohio Phone 474-5532 GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES I27 MADER FUNERAL HOME Circleville, Ohio JENKINS SUNOCO XSQEUD 320 West Main Stree. Circleville, Ohio JOE JENKINS PIPING SPECIALTIES, INC. 206 S. Court Street Circleville, Ohio DON KELLOUGH JOHN KELLOUG1-1 RISCH DRUG STORE 1274 North Court Street Circleville, Ohio Phone 474-6616 Free Delivery Sanders' Candies Soda Fountain Best Wishes to the Class of 68 T. K. BRUNNER AND SON JEWELERS 6. .9 tra: 'N fs --A ,-Q.. . Qu 4 ' Y . fhfs-f'tfN fn . - 4'S!2' Q 'Q 9 9' 'lllulllmllll lllu nu I Exquisite Jewelry LANDS' GARAGE FRANKLIN RHOADS, Owner Marathon Service Circleville 474-2104 B. F. Goodrich Tires Minneapolis-Moline Columbus CA 4-9825 23 AUTO PARTS A S 1 d - 3 Miles South of Circleville a es an Service on U. S. Route Z3 Stoutsville, Ohio 474-6750 Circle-V-1116, 01-110 Late Model Wrecks Good Selection I28 Bought and Sold of Late Model Parts Compliments of HUFFER AND HUFFER A TTORNEYS AT LAW Circleville, Ohio CLIF TON AUTO PARTS Circleville, Ohio Ashville Kingston BLUE RIBBON DAIRY 6 p -A, X7 MINOR TRACTOR SALES 315 South Pickaway St. Circleville, Ohio Complete Farm, Lawn, and Garden Equipment Kingston, Ohio GLITT'S Phone 642-5006 Corner of Court and Ohio CHARLES H. GLITT l I ? w1h i3lh5,,,Hl i mu? '4- 4 1, s fr -'-f ss ?--I ' lr, gk! Compliments of TURNER ALIGNMENT 1360 N. Court Street Circleville, Ohio GR 4-5168 ROY'S SINCLAIR - Balancing and Tire Truing Brake Work Kingston Pike and Route 56 Circleville, Ohio 474-9068 I29 ., bd' ,. Jffxif., , iff 'j 1 ' fu-29 iff? -Q WH' '3-. . 1.1,- -5, ',. ,J ks . , ,--: Q -.-Ax lfivie. , . .. -A ,f m s. 4, ,,w: , Q, K, ,so 6:51 . . ' LN, '+ I, ,. if .,1f,'., .. ,JNL A I.,lgB,,'h,,. VH MAGE THE TECTCNICS CONSTRUCTICN C0 I30 THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK of Circleville, Ohio 136 East Main Street COMPLETE MODERN BANKING SERVICES WW .C ' it ffl' a+2'j' e , I I ' 51' -F - -V F iiiiww, , , T. ' ' 1 It NQTI .,, 4: fr'i1 J? 53 1' 1 ,: ':.:ix:n:E'r Drive-in Banking --- Ample Customer Parking Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corpora'tion Affiliated BancOhio Corporation THE THIRD NATIONAL BANK Your Home for Every Service Personal and Mortgage Loans Checking and Savings Accounts Safe Deposit Boxes I it 1 BURTON'S DIAMONDS and WATCHES 105 Main Street - -. X'.I:',- . oircieviiie, ohio '49 A-- 1,- -.-- 3 Z 3 7Y'r'xNY BARNHILL'S Since 1908 BLOCK'S SHOE STORE 109 West Main Street Qgavmflclemins oil-Cieviue, b B2 4 ,. ohm f Dry Cleaning Z QX A ', I Gif v QM - Q Laundry 0 Ag I if I E TOWN TIRE SALE 118 E. Franklin St. Circ1eVi11e, Ohio 474-4215 Meta1 Fabricators Machinists Design and Drafting Heating and Air Conditioning SHARFF'S FASHION Q M.: Circ1evi11e's Leading Store for the Miss and Mrs. I Z CIRCLEVILLE METAL WORKS INC. Phone 474-6016 127- 129 Edison Avenue Circ1evi11e, Ohio I32 E. R. BENNETT, REALTOR J, 5 2 127 112 East Main street F2252-5 Circleville, Ohio Phone: GR 4-2197 Sales and Counseling Compliments of the 124 West Main Street Q 'Qi-' iggu Circleville, Ohio CQMPANY 20 JoHN MAo1LL, owner fv. Compliments of CECIL R. BOWER'S GOODUMFOOD GARAGE 111 West Main street '.:ff.,,,n Circievnie, ohio I ' 1119 Automotive Service Phone 474-9093 Kingston, Ohio ' 'i4' f ilk Phone 642-3316 1 I Azz. w-'--giqyzzzgiztzz' ' '12 L 21:11E:1EEE11iE1:132zQZE. Hzxhn--fQl1111:11111z111111g.111- ..,Ez1gx3:1EHE13EE'EJ::11....V 11211-11211ga21ag111qI111qz11:g1f l2E?lEE33iE33E1EE3EW1 !1aEdx:12Z::::.---- WOOD BASIC IMPLEMENT COMPANY CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS J. I. CASE Farm Machinery Farm Supplies ZOO East Corwin Street New Holland 'iff Circleville, Ohio Sales - Service 3 3 Phone 474-3169 U , , , ' Ready-Mix Concrete i4iIEJi1SOn gilgglevlue Concrete Blocks v Phone 474-3755 L. M. BUTCH DILTZ CITGO COMPANY JEWELERS E I6 552. 1 Famous for Diamondsi V3.1 i' Gifts, China, Class, and Silver 0 XII 115 West Main Street X-f Circleville, Ohio 514 East Main Street 'Pi Circleville, Ohio . fi- Q Pm llmlll 'l l33 L 2. K QUALITY COURTS RESTAURANT Mom -. QUALJJ Famous Foods 0 Phone 474-7511 ,Qbx ' V 4f.-,-. j Phone 474-7623 Located 1 U2 Mile South of Circleville, Ohio on Route 23 Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1968 From GOLD CLIFF PARK INC. X X 1 I ,f X X 1, 7 1 If , 0077! Fill' 17191 Ulllfi DDIDPHN Y Q Q I5 HOW ned by those it s ve Box 250 Lancaster, Ohio l35 I CIRCLE AUTO PARTS 123 East Franklin Street Circleville, Ohio JIM'S PAY AND SAVE 400 North Court Street Plumbing - Heating - and Electric Appliances Mary Carter's Paint Phone 474-6766 Growing With the Community STOUTSVI LLE RESTAURANT Fi-ne Food and Good Service Stoutsville, Ohio Dial 474-4196 BOYER HARDWARE INC. Complete Line of Sporting Goods and Athletic Equipment Everything in Hardware Open 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday Through Saturday 810 South Court Street WHITE HARDWARE TOWN TAVERN Day or '0'0 Phone Night M In 474-5454 Beer and Eight Lunches DAMON E. PONTIOUS Cgfraellies MACK WISE Laurelville, Ohio 332-2.471 I I 'QI RP:-' ' so-M ' Qu . Q., ' I36 Open 7 Days a Week Tarlton, Ohio 24 Hour Wrecker Service Special Long Distance Rates Bus. Rear 344 E. High St Res. 510 Ridgewood Dr. Circleville, Ohio Compliments of DAN DeLONG PICKERINGTON CREAMERY, INC. DR. H. H. NEW YORK SHUTTLEWORTH LIFE INSURANCE PICKAWAY DIVISION 112 West Franklin Street CirC16Vi11e, OhiO 474-2705 332-3571 circievnie, ohio LAND MARK BUCKEYE of FARM SUPPLY CO- ........................ QUALITY FARM PRODUCTS Feed - Seed - Fence - Fertilizer - Farm Chemicals BUCKEYE FARM SUPPLY 474-3176 Compliments of PAUL W. TEEGARDIN Il D.V.M CHARLES B. HARDIN D.V.M. GLlCK'S FURNITURE CO. FURNITURE Featuring Name Brand Products Drexel - Thomasville - Simmons Selig - Kling Colonial - Viko CAR PETS and RUGS All Famous Brand Names Mohawk - Alexander - Smith - Bigelow Appliances - Radios - Televisions 650 Central Center 775-7750 Compliments of BIG BEAR STORE ll8O North Court Street Circleville, Ohio I37 PURINA CHOW D BULK FEED DELIVERY HEKAWA N ww - . .L EZ . F W , T'i'q.,f gf' -f u 1 .Ulm as H' , H- S-Tm' T255 1 ,f A A 4- a n , Mfivffi A - W- ' A ,- 1, 'Q w mfefmwfw' U ,. - ,w25E.+gx,,fawuam. . fe--chdsxmzflw-f2:2h2.:f M - fm., ,N E , W -' V L 5 1 51 ' ' Wa , 6 N v ,,w..::' A I dv M ' A -' A ' vwpbawla V . M .iw . . Er ,V SU-f .V 1F'Pf!'ffE,FT fi.SffS'1fWr , .. 'Y-f f 5 A I QW ' 'f' .,., -' -ei..-0. -'A M' Assisi., . ,,,,, 4 ,, ,, ,, . , PICKAWAY GRAIN COMPANY Compliments of E. I. DU PONT DE NEMOURS AND COMPANY ESFALLZQHEDCEOZ Cir Cleville , Ohio l38 QS -'TX fY SK CIRCLEVILLE Circleville, Ohio Williamsport, Ohio Telephone 474-2151 Telephone 986-2311 Commercial Point, Ohio Telephone 877-4135 -,. .-N .,. : l N vp i . 1 SA M , mx- .-R X Sig .X S . ' WUm ' X ' xnxx xx' ,x vmxxxxxxxxxxxxnnusixnxxuuuiiuvmil-v Q x x , , X OF .'x . x ' N T THE BOWLING STOCK YARDS CO. Sale Every Wednesday Hogs Bought Monday Thru Friday Stocker and Feeder Cattle Available at All Times 4 4 ' 1 , I 5 .593 Q Us '4 F gs Phone GR 4-3181 F-3' Circievine, ohio YOUR fwmaurc IS .Dial I OUR Jos . 3 I fi Compliments X .. , ,c -f of gaix.-LX RALPH VAN FOSSEN HEATING AND PLUMBING Tarlton, Ohio Phone 474-6667 Compliments of CONTAINER CORPORATION OF AMERICA Q-'-,Jr ' 'Q pix, 1 :Eli Circleville, Ohio IBuyer of Pulpwoodjn LINDSEY'S BAKE SHOP 127 West Main Street Circleville, Ohio Phone 474-3871 Buy IT FRESH BAKED :if 41 ., 'fJ.5'fH-Wifi! if - .--L.,-5 K 11, w .M ix! A. N J' -.....,.U gg.. RAYMOND MOATS BUILDERS, INC Route 4, Circleville, Ohio 43113 Office Address 315 Sunset Drive Circieville, Ohio 43113 Home Phone Area Code 614 474-3956 I4O Home Phone Area Code 61 474-3956 A COMPLIMENTS OF FRED BYRD ROSE CHEMICAL COMPANY 545 Stimmel Road Columbus, Ohio New Idea--Oliver--Gehl SALES AND SERVICE Circleville, ohio BECKETT IMPLEMENT COMPANY nn up ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY 137-141 West Main Street Circleville, Ohio 43113 OWENS-ILLINOIS FOREST PRODUCTS DIVISION C1rcIev1lIe Ohlo scloro COCA-COLA Bommo coMPANY Pause for Clrclevllle a Coke Ohlo Built by . . . THE STURM AND DILLARD CO. l fLocated 1 Mile N. W., of Circlevillej 474 2134 QCrushed Gravel, Concrete and Mason Sandi C1rclev1lle Scioto Downs Administrauon Bu1ld1ng I43 l DARRELL HATFIELD 87 SON REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 103 East Main Street Circleville, Ohio 5- aw n 'E 1 474-6294 474-6562 LARRY'S AUTO SALES Compliments of THE CLEAR CREEK VALLEY BANKING, CO. Amanda, Ohio Stoutsville, Ohio Compliments of METTLERS GROCERY Laurelville, Ohio STOCK UP YOUR PAN'llYa-vid .:mE U fSI I if SUMMER HOUSE CRAFT SHOP 355 Kingston Pike Circleville 7 Miles East of Circleville on Route 56 Late Model Used Cars and Reasonable RUTH MACKLIN HARRIET MORRIS Prices 332-4112 474-2821 LARRY GOODMAN Owner FORREST EASTERDAY Salesman FIRST NATIONAL BANK coNGRATULAT1oNs OF KINGSTON to the PHILLIP W, DUNLAP President CLASS OF 68 MILDRED HOLDERMAN Comphments Vice-President and Cashier of A11 Deposits Insured to 315, OOO A GOOD BANK IN A GOOD COMMUNITY I44 CHARLES MORRIS JR. Compliments of THE DEB SHOP Where You Will Find the Latest in Sportswear With a Fashion Flair Jr. Sizes 5-15 Misses 6-16 X XX x X is :Xxx 1 K . 151 West Main Street Circleville, Ohio For Quality Flowers See YOUR CIRCLEVILLE FLORISTS WALNUT STREET FLORIST ULLMAN'S or BREI-IMER'S f? BINGMAN DRUGS 5, X-1 140 West Main Street 474-3671 The store that gives you that family feeling BOB SCRANTON DON REPP The Circle Buffet New Fitting Room Convalescent Supply Department Large Animal Health Department Compliments of DEAN'S POTATO CHIPS LORENTZ GULF SERVICE Telephone: 4749064 l 430 Lancaster Pike Circleville, Ohio One Stop Service for All Your Car's Needs M5 MONTECELLO MOTEL Z8 Deluxe Rooms HARLEY W, and ROSEMARY BROWN, OW1'1eI'S 474-2168 O11 U.S. Z3 R, D, 1 1 'lf2 Miles South of Circleville Ohio Compliments of E .8 GOELLER'S PAINT STORE w. J. WEAVER 221' mx , 2.19 East Main Street .,, 126 North Court Circleville, Ohio I V 1' ' - 0 ' Wholesale Food H,-ip? - ' Dis tri buto r s .5iiiEETfEf,7 - guuclvl ::a::g::':v Q. L Q fe :A ' 1 QB v..zc1.ea., PAINTS 1 'J4',,1' MARSHALL IMPLEMENT DAILEY'S 'T F Groceries Wholesale Meats Retail Custom Slaughtering Jon' D--In Locker Service Nicholas Drive Circleville, Ohio 474-2360 Circleville, Ohio BEST WISHES-TO THE CLASS OF '68 Compliments of 7 5 s THE scloro BUILDING WARD S ROYAL BLUE sg? msunfn V I i f ? 166 West Main Street LQAN CQMpANy arm' Circleville, ohio - Q 11- 'LL 157 West Main Street W Circleville, Ohio I46 NEFF BROTHER'S ELECTRIC ZZ East Main Street Circleville Ohio ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Farm I-Iome Industry KELLER T.V. SERVICE AND SALES Zenith Television and Hi-Fi Westinghouse Appliances CIRCLEVILLE NEW CAR AND TRUCK DEALERS Circleville, Ohio Stoutsville, Ohio 474-4649 Compliments V of A 8: H TIRE COMPANY Tires and Service Auctioneering North Scioto Street Ta1'ItO1'1 Ohio Circleville Ohio 474-3265 Compliments of THE OPTOMETRISTS OF PICKAWAY COUNTY CIRCLE D RECREATION INC 144 East Main Street Dr- D- S- GO1C1SChTT1id'C Circleville 474-4751 Ohio Dr Dr. R. E. Hedges Dr. William Speakman ' Robert P' Ligget Skating Bowling Billiards I47 GENERALQQI ELECTRIC -Believes These Are the Things That Make a Good Job Better Good Pay Good Working Conditions Good Supervision Chance to Get Ahead Steady Work Being Treated With Respect Every Employee Important Interesting Work PROGRESS IS OUR MOST IMPORTANT PRODUCT ,I 4 g LUCY'S BEAUTY SALON 'I Ni s 'gfy 5 'af gm, ws' 129 1fZ West Main Street f, Circleville, Ohio Four Operators to Serve You Phone 474-4501 KOCHHEISER HARDWARE f i --l- 5' 113 West Main street WITXT CIRCLEVILLE MOBILE Circleville, Ohio It f Phone 474-5333 M s ,QL X - m I 3,4 Tops T YM ALL DIVISION OF ELSEA, INC. 1265 North Court Street MASON FURNITURE Quality Furniture Since 1900 F. D, PATRICK, Owner K 'F'7r1. J ' 1, -. ' xg ll ' V Circleville, Ohio MOORE'S STORE 115 South Court Street Circleville, Ohio FITZPATRICK'S PRINTERY 127 East Main Street 117 East Franklin Street Circleville, Ohio Printing and Office Supplies I J' 1 V. P It Compliments of Tarlton Ohio Sohio Products Red Rose Feed Hardware Groceries JONES' GENERAL STORE O 1. XX ' I . f' ' V I49 RHOADS MARKET Route 56 Circleville, Ohio 474-422-0 FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ROAD SERVICE SOHIO Free Pick Up and Delivery Nationwide Trailer Renting and Leasing ENGINE TUNE UP BRAKE SERVICE WHEEL BALANCINC MUFFLERS and TAILPIPES REGULATOR ADJUSTMENTS AUTO ELECTRIC REPAIRINC Z4 I-Iour Service ii? S Wwe can 474-7913 KOCH'S SOHIO U. S. 2.3 South at Tarlton Road Jefferson Addition Circleville, Ohio THE KINGSTON LAUNDROMAT MARSHALL'S GULF STATION f 4733 Ala' JSI ' u t I emi? 1 I 1 fl Kingston Ohio Stoutsviue Ohio Compliments of KINGSTON FARMERS' EXCHANGE, INC. Kingston Ohio Phone 642-2.781 ISO RHOADES BARBER SHOP Kingston, Ohio Phone 642-262.1 5 I I? Y Compliments of J. E. GOELLER D.D.S I 7 NOEL S KING BOY SOUTH Route Z3 3f5fW5flf5' F08 113 112 East Main Street Cifrcleviile, Ohio PRAIRIE LANES Circ1evi1Ie's Finest Recreation Center Route 3 Circleville, Ohio Best Wishes From THE SAVINGS BANK Circlevilie, Ohio Member F. D. I. C I5I I YOUR frdzpefrdmr lfuumnn AGENT In Circleville . . . LAWRENCE J. JOHNSON INSURANCE AGENCY HUMMEL AND PLUM INC, GENERAL INS. TI-IE DARRELL I-IATFIELD INSURANCE AGENCY TI-IE DALE DeLONG INSURANCE AGENCY LEWIS E. COOK AND SON INSURANCE AGENCY PAUL B, BROWN INSURANCE AGENCY Ch micals Division ot United States Steel Corporation Lincoln lllolded Plastics Circle-ville, Ohio 43113 SCHREINER PHOTOGRAPHS MARATHON OIL COMPANY Custom Framing - Cameras - Projectors Portrait and Commercial Distributors: Photography Natural COI.O1' OI' Bi3.Ck and White MI.. Harold VV-Ol-ford 474-5432 Mr. Merril Poling 474-2332 134 West Main Street Mr. Kenneth Waideiich 474-3373 Circievilie, Ohio 474-8115 MARATHON THE DAIRY SHED Corner of 56 and Kingston Pike Circieviiie, Ohio ,,:: . K ,...,,, WML ly. Wg An Nkwwwvmi. lj ,, ,.,,Q ., Jim Wilson George Barnes Stonerock's George Eakin Dale Drake Larry's Barber Shop George and Dorothy Hamrick Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Valentine Hamburger Inn Richard Penn and O. Chas. Hosterman Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Mowery Jr. Litters, Inc. Walter Jones Nancy Conrad Fo11's Market John McGill Bill's Grocery Mr. and Mrs. Kester McCain and Family Glen Howell Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mills Rev. and Mrs. C. F. Lutz Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walker Neil Davis and Family Wade Shreve and Family Robert Severance, Duane Feldmann PATRCNS Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George Sparks and Family Robert Baird Randolph Clark John Pontius and Sons Gene Wadlington A Friend McAfee Grocery Ruth Mary's Beauty Shoppe Dumm's Store Meade Grocery Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Rawlins Edward Umsted Mr. and Mrs. Carl Agin Mr. and Mrs. Terry Agin Mr. and Mrs. Junior Shelpman Harold Temple Jerry Jenkins Mrs. John Ankrom Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ankrom Sandy Gifford Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dudleson Mr. and Mrs. James Martindale Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gifford Leatrice Faulk Mr. and Mrs. Judson Beoregrer Sam Parker Merle Norman Studios American Loan Co. Gary Black and Joyce Whaley Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Crossley Sterling Poling Walter Rase Donald Morrison Wayne Hines Dr. Robert Smith Mr. and Mrs. William R. Betts Mr. and Mrs. James Trimmer Ed Johnson Dari Shoppe Joe's Frosty Treat Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. A mber T erry Mr. and Mrs. Donald Moss Robert Collins Rodney Hedges Raymond Hedges Orville Kempton Charles E. Parker Bigam 'Guy Courtright Miss Hazel Williams Mr. and Mrs. William Moss Sr. Miss Mildred O. Wertman Ronda Michelle Nida Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Nida David Monson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Rooney Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dye Mr. and Mrs. Penny Smith Mr., and Mrs. Robert Smith Mary Zahard Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harold D. Pontius Dennis Valentine Gene Thomas Ned Dresbach John Henn and Family D. F. Cree Carl Ott Robert A. Smith Don Myers and Family Mrs. Edna Dennis Mr. and Mrs. Guy Tatman Robbye and Cindy Willis Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wright Mr. and Mrs. Mike Cochran Mr. Byron Welch Mr. and Mrs. Larry Palmblade Mr. John Fox Mr. and Mrs. Doyne Schaal and Family Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Davis Jr. Neil Davis and Family Glen Davis Sr. Alvin Perdion Bob Irwin PROFESSIONAL PAGE Richard L. Cerhardt Crist, Davis 8: Weldon Kenneth Robbins Penn 81 Hosterman Marvin Rhoads Guy Cline William Ammer George McDowell Frank R. Moore Robert C. Smith Mayor of Circleville Attorney- at- Law Attorneys -at- Law Attorney-at- Law Atto rneys -at- Law County Auditor Juvenile and Probate Judge Common Pleas Judge Pickaway County Superintendent of Schools Medical Doctor Surgeon Fic 120cUf209me12f5 The Skandha Staff wishes to sincerely thank the following for their cooperation and interest in the production of the 1968 yearbook. Mr. John I-Ienn and Mr. Dow West, who gave valuable aid to the Skandha staffg Mrs. Robert Irwin, who gave much time and effort in advising us and our work: The faculty, who was patient with photographic interruptions: The local merchants who, through advertising, helped make this yearbook possible: Montrose Studios, Ned Schreiner, The Chillicothe Gazette, Osborn Studios, and Schreick's Studios, whose excellent photography aided in the quality of our yearbook: And Barbara Cape and Taylor Publishing Company, who guided us and published our Skandha. Dear Students and Faculty, This year has been filled with many happy times as well as the sad ones. In your 1968 SKANDHA we have tried to capture some of these moments in picture. We hope that when you look through your yearbook in years to come that these pictures will bring back fond remembrances of your high school days. 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