Chillicothe High School

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Chillicothe High School is a public high school in Chillicothe, Ohio. It is the only high school in the Chillicothe City School District. The school's mascot is a "cavalier" and the athletic teams are named the "Cavaliers" (or also known by their nickname, the "Cavs").

1 Athletics
- 1.1 Ohio High School Athletic Association State Championships
- 1.2 Southeastern Ohio Athletic League
  - 1.2.1 SEOAL North Division
  - 1.2.2 SEOAL South Division
2 Notable alumni
3 References
4 External links

[edit] Athletics

[edit] Ohio High School Athletic Association State Championships

Further information: Ohio High School Athletic Association

Boys Basketball, Div II - 2008 ^[1]

[edit] Southeastern Ohio Athletic League

[edit] SEOAL North Division

The Plains Athens Bulldogs (Athens will be joining the TVC in 2008)
Logan Chieftains
Marietta Tigers
Vincent Warren Local Warriors
Zanesville Blue Devils (Zanesville will leave the SEOAL in June 2009)

[edit] SEOAL South Division

Chillicothe Cavaliers
Gallipolis Gallia Academy Blue Devils
Ironton Fighting Tigers
Jackson Ironmen
Portsmouth Trojans

[edit] Notable alumni

Larry R. Cox, Class of 1978, Police and DARE Officer
R. Alan Gough '49, Artist
Dr. Leslie Hedgepath, '40, Physician
William "Billy" Ireland, Class of 1898, Cartoonist
Lloyd D. Jones, '40, Military & Banker
Steve Mason, '53, President of Mead Corp. (now MeadWestvaco)
Patricia Morgan Meyer, '52, Professor of Psychology
Dr. Tim Nusbaum, '66, Pediatric Dentist
A. Russell Poole, '46, Commentator for Radio Free Europe
Susan Quinn Jacobs, '58, Professional Writer
Herbert Friedman, '43, Entrepreneur & Community Leader
Clyde Moss, Jr., '40, Military Adviser
Hoyt Haynes Wheeland, '26, President of Mead Corp. (now MeadWestvaco)
Richard Schachne, Jr., '31 Entrepreneur and City Mayor
Myron Lynch, '70, Nuclear Physics
Dorothy Klotz, '24, Teacher
Gerald Radcliffe, '40, Probate & Juvenile Court Judge
Edward Kunzelman, '62, Founded Petland
William Burbridge Brown, '30, Supreme Court Justice
Royal D. Frey, CHS '41, Historian
Nancy Lu Conrad, CHS '45, Physician of Podiatric Medicine
Jane Rhoades Hudak, CHS '72, International Art Educator
Albert Hibbs, PH.D., Class of 1942, NASA Scientist
Nancy Robbins Mann, Ph.D., Class of 1943, Writer, Management Consultant and Researcher
Douglas Lee Coffland, Class of 1967, Television Producer & Multi Emmy Award Winner
Rick A Evans, Class of 1974, Pastor, Travels internationally as a religious guest speaker
Phillip A Smith, Class of 1999, US Army, Iraq Veteran
Garin Veris, Class of 1981, NFL player
P. Frank Winkler, '60, Physics Professor
John H. Lynn, '60, Attorney