Chandlersville High School - Yearbook (Chandlersville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1955 volume:

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We wish to express our sincere appreciation to him for his help, co-operation, and guidance during our four years in high school. We wish him continued success and happiness in the years to come. V l X is . F X .x... .. Xm, , B. H. STRICKLING . A E E C , L' Q-fzffwfis if 4, EDWARD YARZAB VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE ROY E. MOR TON SUPERINTENDENT COACH B IARIE LOVE ADELAIDE JAMES . HOME ECONOMICS TYPING 4 LEFT TO RIGHT: Sam Bliss, President, James Oliver, Walter Gatewood, William Stutes, Vice-President, George Shook. L . P x . 1955 SATANIAN EDITOR Mary Lou Tom STAFF Donald Moody Wanda Leedom Carl Johnson Ronnie Wagner Robert Johnson Rita McConaha LeRoy Lawson Shelba Jones ADVISOR Bruce H. Strickling N Gayla McLees, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gail McLees, of New Concord, Ohio, Rt. 3, is this year's Valedictorian. Gayla is following in the footsteps of her older sister Eleanor, who was Valedictorian of Class of 1952. She has been an out- standing student during her four years at Salt Creek Local, rzaving maintained almost a straight A average. Gayla has also been in 4-H for nine years. She has served as president, secretary and recreation leader of Rix Mills Young Peop1e's Christian Union. She has been a mem- ber of Rich Hill Grange two years. She has also been a member of Junior Leadership one year. Gayla won the county award for giving a Food Demonstration at the Ohio State Fair in 1954. Gayla won the county spelling contest in 1949 and 1950. She has also found time to participate in band and Girls Glee Club and keep score for the basketball team during her Senior year. She expects to attend Marietta College. Donald Lee Moody, seventeen year old son of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Moody, is the Salutatorian of the Class, finishing only a few points behind the Valedictorian. Donald has also been a very outstanding student. In addition to being an A student in most of his subjects, Don has been very active in the Future Farmers of America, Grange, Church, Junior Fair Board, County and State Fairs. He was Reporter, Vice-President, and President of the F.F.A., Pres- ident of the Junior Fair Board, overseer of the Grange and President of the Methodist Youth Fellowship, Donald expects to attend Ohio State University where he will major in Animal Science. I LARRY MENZIE RUTH BEDNARCZUK CARL JOHNSON Treasurer President Vice-President KENNETH MICK GAYLA Mc LEES Secretary an if-x, ' 'gf :F N x -W , ' p i 2 ax, is N3 . N?-'iifil CECIL CALN RITA MCCONAHA MARY LOU TOM lv1ARILYN BOWERS DONALD MOODY 4315 R ONA LD WAGNER ERMA MITCHELL SHELBA JONES ww! f'7f g , , . x W W- It : WANDA LEEDOM ROBERT JOHNSON LQR OY LAWSON Fact and Figures Senior Class History Shelba Maxine Jones, frequently called Shell , is the daughter of Elota and lharles Jones. She was born on September 3, 1937, near Meigs and has attended chool at Newark. Philo, and Chandlersville. Her pet peeves are Mrs, Love and yping. She picks blue as her favorite color and she is usually heard singing Mr, iandman, which happens to be her favorite song. Being cheerleader, you can well understand why her favorite sport is basketball. Her weakness is food of any kind. ihelba has no brothers or sisters. Carl H. Johnson, who is the son of Ruth and Homer Johnson, was born June Z9, 937. He has attended Hopewell, Bell, Toboso Meigs, Cumberland, and Chandlersville ichoola. His pet peeve is grouchy people. His weaknesses are ice cream and Barbara. His favorite sport is basketball. Favorite girl is you know who, Says for 'ete's sake, when he's perturbed. Carl has one sister and three brothers. Mary Lou Tom is the daughter of Lucy and Roy Tom. Mary Lou was born near Ihandlersville, Ohio, on February 25, 1937. She spent eight years of her schooling .t Rich Hill and four at Chandlersville. Her pet saying is glory hallelujah. She :hooses Make Yourself Comfortable, as her favorite song. Her pet peeve is some- me who thinks their lt , Her favorite is basketball and she picks red and blue as ner colors. Roses are her favorite flower. Her weakness is tall boys. She can isually be seen with Wanda Leedom or Florence Eck. Mary Lou has five brothers ind four sisters. Erma Jean Mitchell is the daughter of Rilla and Carr Mitchell. She was born Jlarch 9, 1937. She attended seven years of school at Rich Hill and five at Chandlers- ville. Erma picks Miss Moore, as her pet peeve. Her pet saying is most generally 'nuta , and her favorite song is This Ole House. Her weakness is a certain per- lon's nephew, She picks blue as her favorite color, and baseball as her favorite lport. Erma says fried chicken is her favorite food. Her hobbies are playing the :iano and taking pictures. She participated in both the Junior and Senior plays. You ilways see Erma with Rita McConaha. Erma has four sisters and no brothers. Wanda Mae Leedom is the daughter of Thelma, and Carlos Leedom. She was :orn near Chandlersville on June 24, 1937. She started at the age of six at Rich Hill ichool where she spent eight years and four years at Chandlersville High School. Her set saying is holy cow , and pet peeve is jealous people. Her favorite suorts are basketball and being active in community activities. Her favorite song is This Ole 'loule. She chooses red roses as her favorite flower. Pink and green are her favor- ,te colors. Her weakness is boys. She is usually seen with Mary Lou Tom or Martha Eck. She has one brother. Robert Byron Johnson is the son of Wilrna and Charles Johnson. He was born an the 23rd of August, 1937. Hia pet saying is dig that crazy female. His petpeeve is eats and high fluting people. His favorite sport is basketball and baseball. He :houses as his favorite song This Ole House. Favorite flower is a rose. He chooses is his favorite color red. His weakness is blonde girls. He has two brothers and two listers. Rita lrene McConaha is the daughter of Mary and Roy McConaha. Rita was born it Duncan Falls, Ohio, on September 6, 1937. She has spent all twelve years of school- ing at Chandlersville School. Rita's pet saying at the present time, is Heavenly Host. Aa her favorite song she chooses Ebb Tide, and her pet peeve someone who thinks the whole world is against him. As for sports you could just say Rita likes them all. Her favorite color is blue and her favorite flower is the American Beauty Rose. Rita'l weakness is acting silly lwhen sleepyl- She can usually be seen with Erma Mitchell. Rita has seven sisters and five brothers. Ronald Eugene Wagner is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wagner. He was born July 1, 1936, in Zanesville. He attended six of his school years in city schools before. lie gnoved to the country. His favorite subjects to talk about are cars and women. His pet peeve is snobish teachers. His favorite saying is 1 don't know what to tell you. Basketball is his favorite sport. He is usually seen with a blonde. Larry Earl Menzie is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Earl Menzie. He was born at Cumberland. October 19, 1937. He attended Rich Hill and Chandlersville schools. His pet peeve is when we're last in lunch line. His favorite song is Let Me Go Lover. His color is green. His favorite is catching baseball when Ritterback is pitching, He has two sisters and no brothers. He is usually seen with everybody. son of Lydia and Marvin Lawson. He was born Throughout his twelve years, he has attended Marvin LeRoy Lawson is the August 7, 1937, at Staunton, Indiana. various schools in Indiana, Illinois, California, Arizona, Washington, and Ohio. LeRoy is most generally called Le by his friends: his enemies of course, have other names for him. Le says his favorite expression is probab1y Wow and his favorite song is Because of You. His favorite dishes are italian spaghetti and tamale pie, He has one brother and no sisters. Kenneth Everett Mick, frequently called Kenny , is the son of Essie and Milton Mick. He was born in Zanesville, Ohio. on September ZZ, 1935. During his twelve years, he has attended the various schools in Zanesville, Adamsville. Rich Hill, and Chandlersville. His pet peeve is Mr, Yarzab. His favorite song is This Ole House. He chooses blue as his favorite color. His favorite sport is skating. His weakness is French fried chicken. Kenneth has two sisters and one brother. Ruth .Toy Bednarczuk is the daughter of Bohden and Hildred Bednarczuk. She was born January 3, 1938, at Zanesville, She attended Washington Rural, Hancock, lash and Chandlersville schools. Ruth's pet peeve is Elsie Mitchell and people who think they know everything. Her pet saying is most generally for Heaven's sakea and her favorite song is Teach Ne Tonight. Her favorite color is blue, Being cheerleader, we can understand why she picks basketball as her favorite sport. Her weakness is Larry, She particgiated in both the Junior and the Senior play, Ruth has six, sisters and two brothers. Donald Lee Moody is the son of Velma and John Moody. He was born at Chandlersville and attended Chandlersville and Frazeysburg schools. His pet peeve is beans for school lunch. His favorite song is White Christmas. His color is tan. He picks as his favorite sport, basketball and baseball. He has one brother. You can see Don with almost anybody. Cecil Eugene Cain is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Cain, He was born July Z, 1937, near Spratt, Ohio. He has one sister and one brother. He has attended his twelve years of school at Rich Hill and Chandlersville, His pet saying is You don't know do you ? He chooses as his favorite song This Ole House. He is always seen in the hall with Shir1ey. His hobby is eating. His weakness is women, Gayla Ann McLees is the daughter of Gail and Elsie McLees. She was born April 15, 1937, near Rix Mills in the home where she has resided for seventeen years. During her twelve years, she has attended only two schools, Rich Hill and Chandlersville Everyone knows that her weakness is a certain Freshman named Earl who is attend- ing Marietta College. Her favorite colors are black and pink. Gayla says her favorite songs are Mockin-Bird and Cara Mia Mine . We can all guess her favorite sports from the way she follows the Cleveland lndians and Browns. Gayla states that her pet peeve is people who drink intoxicating liquors and her common express- ion is Oh, forever more. Gayla has three sisters and no brothers. Anna Marilyn Bowers is the daughter of Clarence and Thelma Bowers. She was born December 12, 1936, at Zanesville. She has attended-Zanesville and Chandlers- ville schools. Her favorite expression is Oh, well. Her favorite color is red. Her pet peeve is people that think that they know a lot. She chooses basketball games and dances as her favorite sports. At present her weakness is a certain sailor. She picks l Need You Now, as her favorite song. She has no brothers or sisters, Usually seen with Rita McC onaha. Teachers .Statistics MAR 1E LOV E Mrl. Marie Love, our commercial teacher was born in Zanesville a few years ago and was graduated from Lash High School of that city . She attended Meredith Business College and also Muskingum College at New Condord and the University of Michigan at Ann Harbor. She received her B,A. Degree in 1923. She has taught 24 years having Majors in Speech, English, and Minors in Psychology, Modern Languages, Home Ec- onomics, and Bible. 'Her birthday is on September' lst and she lists her hobbies as plays, games, and reading. She chose teaching as a profession because she enjoys doing lt. The part she likes best about teaching is developing personality. ADELAIDE JAMES Mila Adelaide C. James was born in Meigs Township and received her elementary education at a school located on her fat her's farm. She then attended Chandlersville High School from which she graduated. Here as well as being a good student she was a member of a championship girls basketball team. She graduated from Muskingum College in 1936 with a B.A. Degree and has done post graduate work at Ohio State and Ohio Universities. She has taught ll years and has Majors and Minors in Home Ec- onomics. Science, English, Speech, History, and Chemistry. Her chief hobby is A10 collecting old lamps, painting designs on them and converting them into electric lamps. Her favorite flower is the red rose and favorite song is It fs No Secret What God Can Do. She lists her pet peeves as students who say ain't or hain't got . BRUCE H. STRlCKL1NG Bruce H. Strickling was born near Woodsfield, Ohio, August 7, 1918. He received his elementary education in a one room school near there until the eighth grade, when he graduated from Kerr Consolidated School. He graduated from the Woodslield High School with the Class of 1935, rating 4th in his class of 54 students. During three years of his Bfa'-if School his father' T. B. sn-ickling, 'was his teacher. His father is mu- teaching in Jerusalem having completed 41 years. His only brother, Dr. Edward Strickling is a Professor of Agronomy at the University of Maryland. Mr. Strickling graduated from Ohio State University in 1941 with a B.S. Degree in Agricultural Education. He has taught Vocational Agriculture in Ohio since 1941 except for two years that he was employed at the Cooper Tire 81 Rubber Company of Findlay, Ohio. His hobbies are photography, playing golf, and gardening. His pet peeve are people who are afraid to wear a morning dress in the afternoon and say ither instead of neither . .WN d . V.. But Mother vii- .-,- M 2 M l. 1' ie . 1 as .111 .. so Q 'Ah ' ,. sg Rio ,Q ,R Q ,,. 1.-3 f ' W , QF' S W 3 1 fe ' in , I l Q A , Q ' ' l Wm E M Y 4 Kaye Darling The Campbells Are Coming Senior Class Play November 5, 1954 CAST: Ruth Bednarczuk, Gayla lvl:-Lees, Carl Johnson, Robert Johnson, Wanda Leedom, LeRoy A Irs' I 'e -.+. 1' .,. 1 ? g: -P PQ' Is hit good likker, Pop Well I ain't in Peru lf' H Lawson, Mary Lou Tom, Larry Menzie, Donald lvloody, and Erma lsditvhell. PROMPTER: Rita McConaha DIR ECTORr B. H. Stricl-cling ,fl V ' N have 1 f-v ,ff Q 1 l Q il i Oh Doctor lbelieve you .i 1 Kiss me, by gravy: can Como Boysie we must go Throw up your brains T you gol blamed Rc-vonuers xga .1-.Jgf WRG Q5 1 IST ROW: Left to right: Mrs, Love, teacher, Anna Adams, Florence Eck, Janet Menzie, Linda Leedom, Ann Smith. ZND ROW: Dick Lindamood, Homer Thompson, Pearl Burkett, Shirley Wells, Elsie Mitchell, Kay Pyle, Gary Adams, Roger Ritterbcck. SRD ROW: Clarence Warne. IST ROW: Barbara Danison, Nlartha Eck, Judy Ritterbeck, Lavadia Palmer, Laurabelle Heck, Wilma Starret, Teacher Edward Yarzab. ZND ROW: Larry Tucker, Kathryn Dillon, Judy Leonard, Marge Lions, Le-ora Adams, Shirley Joiner, Robert Steed, Russell Clapper. BRD ROW: Lewis Toomes, Domald McConaha, Keith Staggers, Dwight Wilkins, James Morrison, Allen Howard. Carpenter, Marion Gatewood, Virgil Founds, Larry lST ROW: Left to right: Sandy Rutledge, Wanda Moore, Janet lVlcL.ees, Thelma Wilson, Ella Lovejoy, Elaine Smith, ZND ROW: Patricia Palmer, Carol Burkett, Ruth Rowland, Janice Bednarm zuk, Marie Adams, Kathryn Barnes, Evangline Klies, Teacher, Miss James, KRD ROW: Jim Danison, Neil Staggers, Russell Bauserman, Robert McConaha, Brent Toomsnn. Other chool Per onnel S.. X T, .-:ar K Y-Ml, . S: Mrs. Wortman, Mr 5. Jones E Q: L Clyde Bauscrman. , .,., , - 35, A raft f 1 -4 GRADE F CH00l 1 rex ' Ke- 5' QQ.- 'N .arg-R R Q fiwzf- i Q . FJ QS Q was Q, x . f. lx. 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M-.. -' A This Is Your lifeQ Edward Yarzab On April 10, 1927, in Lafferty, Ohio, there was born a little boy who was destined some twenty-six years later to arrive at Chandlersville to start to mould the lives and 'charac- ters of students at Salt Creek Local High School. His mother called him Eddie, but we know him as Mr. Yarzab. While a small lad, his parents moved to Sharon, Pa. where he fin- ished grammar and high school. At Sharon High, Ed made the Varsity basketball .team in, his Sophomore year. There were 1500 students at Sharon High. He graduated in 1945. , After High School it was two years in the army in the U.S., France and Germany, and then back to school at Marietta College from 1947 to 1951. Here he played four years of Varsity Basketball. One year he was fourth in the U.S. among small Colleges in foul shooting per- centage. .lt was while attending Marietta College that he met Mary Wanda Campbell, who was later to be- corre Mrs. Yarzab. They were mar- ried in 1948 and have three daughters, Susie, Kathy, and Robin. Graduating from College in 1951 with an A.B. Degree, he taught and coached reserve basketball at Waterford High in Washington County, where he had a 14 win and 5 loss record. The next year the Yarzab's moved to Tulsa, Oklahoma, where Ed worked on Electronics Install- ation in the Douglas Aircraft Corp. But basketball was too much in his blood for him to remain away from it very long so 1953, found him hard at work trying to build a winning com- bination from the material available at Salt Creek Local. While it may be a long process, we can see him making progress with his teams here and wish him continued success in his profession. B'bm.l4-rn if , fmt? www F' is 5324! 4 ww, U Q!?g!5,l,,,, 54'e.5,f! ., X W l -' 55 L ui, ' ff J 5 H F , if x A J X931 I , ffm 8 A S 14. I 1. .M ..-r -rv-J'- ' --5-' WJ- ,L,....- QQN W-. ,bf- ,,r,,L' M 1' M .f Johnson Leads handlersville Carl Johnson stripped thc nets for 20 points to lead Chandlersvillo to a 65-47 victory over Forvst Grow ot' Nobln county in a non- lvaguo gamr' on tho Muskingum county team S court last night. Fnrrst Grow' Flmndlcrsville G F T G F T lic-Iwfgcv 4 31llVl00rIv 2 2 6 Art-,,i ala 3 0 6RlItr'r'k R 1 17 Ogio ' 2 1 5 I'. .l0hn'n 8 4 20 I-'nrzikcr 1 1 3 B. Johnson 1 ll 2 Long 7 X 22 Mvnzlc- 9 0 1X Slaszgers 1 0 2 T0t,als 17 13 47 Totals 29 7 65 By Qunl'l0i's l-'turf-at Grow- ........,.. 13 QR 27 47 Chandlf-rsville .Q . , 4. 21 36 55 63 Oifii-mls Rvvd R Wilvv, Rose-wc rtiro' l-'orvst Grove 43. Ch8HdLt!5!HAE 46. V., ,Q linux Cliandlersville Downs damsville Chandlcrsville highs basketball loam hantlvd Adamsville its fifth :itraight Muskingum County lvaguc' snthack last, night with a 78-68 vitxi tory. It was tht' second vivtory in five starts for Cliandlc'rsu'illc'. 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Johnson .211 CHS 5 Alumni 3 if , CHS 3 Alumni 4 xx X Baseball Statistics: Most hits 75 Menzie, Moody, C. Johnson. Most AB's, C. Johnson: Most runs 11, Moody, Most runs one game, 16 against Cumberland: Most runs one Xl inning 9 against Cumberland: Most hits one game, 12 against Cumberland: Most hits 1 inning, 4 against Hopewellg Most strikeouts by pitcherhin 1 game, 12 by Ritterbeck, 4 against Hopewell: Most stolen bases, 6, Wagner. Most times walked Moody, 63 Ritterbeck, 6g D. McConaha, 6. Most times struckout: D. McConaha, 8. Home runs: C. Johnson, 1. Double plays 6. AB R H E BA. CHS: 179 63 45 15 .251 OP :: --- Z5 15 Z1 --- Won 7-Lost 141 .875 Pitching W-L Games SO- W B. Johnson Z-0 3 14 9 R.Ritterbeck 3-1 4 Z7 14 R. Wagner 1-0 3 14 6-1 it 7 55 27'Game not in records Smwsss- 555535533 . . - . .... - W ., lismsi' 5 f Q .- rn... :p r., ff I , HUMOR .EO -SQA. 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