Chandlersville High School - Yearbook (Chandlersville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1956 volume:

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A R - . b ' '-'-' --- ' 2 . ,:,:.:1.:zf We, the Senior Class of the Salt Creek Local High School, wish to dedicate our 1956 yearbook to, Clyde Bauserman, custodian of the Chandlersville schools, in recognition of his six years of service. We wish to express our sincere appreciation to him for his help, co-operation, and sympathy during our four years in high school. We wish him continued success and happiness in the years to come. AGU LTY 6 B. H. STRICKLING ROY E. MORTON GEORGE VAN ECHO Vocational Agriculture Superintendent C0331 MARIE LOVE Typing 4 ADELAIDE JAMES Home Economic s K T H E B S0 CA HR 0D 0 l LEFT TO RIGHT: James Oliver, William Stutes, Vice-President, Walter Gatewood, Prealdent George Shook, and Gene Mock. Hutson Barnes, Gene OKCY- George PYYOT. Gilmore Moorehead, and Herold Rex is the regular driver from Meigs. . Y we s . Q . 1 D H R E I B v U E R s S ENIORS XFX 1956 METEOR EDITOR Elsie Mitchell STAFF Ann Smith Dick Lindamood Shirley Wells Janet Menzie Marion Gatewood Florence Eck ADVISOR Marie Love is A is X 121.511-: CATHERINE MITCHELL Editor In Chief Senior . W., ig? I JAR YL RICHARD LINDAMOOD ELIZABETH ANN SMITH VIRGIL ELWOOD FOUNDS ROGER LEE RITTERBECK LARRY LEE WARNE SHIRLEY MAXINE WELLS JANET LOUISE MENZIE Wi 'Q N. '-f . , 'Q CHARLES HOMER THOMPSON FLORENCE LUCILLE ECK MARION BLAINE GATEWOOD ANNA MAE ADAMS LINDA v1oLA LEEDOM Salutatorian Valedictorian CLARENCE CLINE CARPENTER GARY RAY ADAMS Senior Class History Elsie Catherine is the daughter of Carr and Rilla Mitchell, She was born July 27, 1938, near Spratt, Ohio. She has attended seven years of school at Rich Hill and five at Chandler- sville. Her pet peeve is Shorthand Class.'l Elsie is usually heard saying, I don't know what to tell you. Her favorite song? The Rock and Ro1lWaltz. Her weakness is men. Red is her favorite color, and basketball is her favorite sport. Elsie says ice cream is her favorite food. Her hobbies are playing the piano and being active in community activities. She has participated in both the Junior and the Senior plays. You always see Elsie with Shirley Wells or Ann Smith. She has four sisters. Virgil Elwood is the son of Elsie and Joe Founds. He was born near Freeland, Ohio, Jan- uary 15, 1938. He has attended the Rich Hill and the Chandlersville schools. His pet saying is You don't say. His favorite song is Love and Marriage. Blue is his favorite color. His favorite sport is basketball, Everyone knows that his weakness is a certain Sophomore named Wanda Moore. He has three sisters and three brothers. Elizabeth Ann is the daughter of Kenneth and Edna Smith. She was born December ll, 1937, at Terre Haute, Indiana. She has attended school in Ohio and in Pennsylvania. Her pet peeve is Plane Geometry. Ann's usual expression Oh, for corn sakes, and her favorite songs are Suddenly There's A Valley and Indian Love Call.'I' Her favorite color is yellow, and basket- ball is her favorite sport. Ann says potatoes is her favorite food. Her hobbies are playing the piano and housekeeping. She participated in both the Junior and the Senior plays. Her weakness is her fianceg Ann is usually seen with a handsome man or Elsie Mitchell. She has one sister and one brother, Larry Lee Warne, the son of Genevie and Delmar Warne, was born March 13, 1938. He attended the Rich Hill and the Chandlersville schools. His pet peeve is Mrs. Love. He picks as his favorite song The Great Pretender. His favorite sport is baseball. He has one sister. He is usually seen with Roger Ritterbeck or Marie Adams. Shirley Maxine Wells is the daughter of Lela and Bearl Harding. She was born May 17, 1939, She has attended school at Rich Hill, Cumberland, and Chandlersville. Her pet peeve is Shorthand Class. Shirley is generally heard saying Y ou don't know, do you? Her favorite song is If You Were Me and l Were You? Her weakness seems to be George. She chooses blue as her favorite color, and basketball as her favorite sport.. Shirfley says ice cream is Q her favorite food. Her hobbies are talking to Elsie and selling candy at ball games. Shirley participated in both the Junior and the Senior plays, You always see Shirley with Elsie Mitchell She has five sisters and two brothers. Clarence Cline, the son of John and Eva Carpenter, was born April IZ, 1938. I-le attended Rich Hill for eight years and Chandlersville for four years. His pet peeve is Miss James, and his pet saying is 1 don't know what to tell you. His favorite song is Sixteen Ton and his favorite color is blue. His favorite sport is basketball. He is usually seen with any of the Senior boys. He has two sisters and two brothers. Daryl Richard is the son of Daryl and Louise Lindamood. He was born July 10, 1937, at Zanesville, Ohio. He has attended the Chandlersville schools for twelve years. His pet saying is For Pete Sake, and his pet peeve is 1 like everybody, As you can guess, his weakness is a certain Sophomore girl. His favorite food is everything Qplenty of itl, and his favorite color is turquoise blue. His favorite song is Crying ln The Chapel, and his favorite sports are swimming and basketball. His hobby is guns, He is usually seen with any of the Senior boys during school hours and Sandy Rutledge at other times. Dick has one sister. Roger Lee is the son of Roy Ritterbeck and the late Edna Ritterbeck. He was born January 1, 1937. He has attended the Rich Hill and the Chandlersville schools. His pet peeve is the English class. His favorite song is Are You Satisfied? His favorite sport is basketball. He has five sisters and one brother. He is usually seen with Larry Warne. 10 Janet Louise is the daughter of Earl and Ina Menzie. She was born near Cumberland, February 25, 1939, She has attended the Rich Hill and Chandlersville schools. Janet's weak- ness is a certain person named Dick, Her favorite colors are blue and yellow, Her pet say- ing is How Nice. She is uaually seen with one of the Senior girls during school hours and with her finance at other times. At the present, Janet's favorite song is Just Give Me a Little Chance. She has one sister and one brother. Gary Ray is the son of Roscoe and Ethel Adams. He was born April 9, 1938. He has spent his twelve years at the Chandlersville school. Gary picks English as his pet peeve. His pet saying is most generally How about that? , and his favorite song is Sixteen Ton. His weak- ness is Nancy. He selects pink and black as his favorite colors and baseball as his favorite sport. Gary's favorite food is potatoes. He is usually seen with any of the Senior boys. He has one brother and two sisters. Anna Mae is the daughter of Charles and Martha Adams. She was born January 22, 1938, at Rix Mills, Ohio, She has attended the Meigs, Cumberland, and Chandlersville schools, Her weakness is almost anything to eat, and her favorite song is He, Her favorite sport is basket ball. Her pet peeve is People who whink they know it all. Anna's favorite color is blue. She has two sisters and one brother, Charles Homer Thompson is the son of Mrs. Anna Thompson and the late Charles R. Thompson. He was born December 25, 1938. He has attended the Chandlersville schools for twelve years, His pet peeve is U. S. History, Horner's pet saying is 'Anything he can think of and his favorite songs are Monments to Remember and Sixteen Ton, His favorite color is turquoise blue, and football is his favorite sport. Homer says his favorite food is cherry pie. He is usually seen with the Senior boys. He has one brother and three sisters. Linda Viola is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Everett Leedom. She was born March 20, 1938 I The first eight of her school years were spent at Rich Hill and the last four at Chandlersville. Her favorite popular song is The Bible Tells Me So. ln the way of active sports she picks basketball, but likes reading and taking pictures better. Her pet peeve is messy trays which have to be cleaned. She can usually be seen with Anna Adams. Pink and blue are her favorite colors. She has two sisters and two brothers. Y Marion Blaine is the son of Violet and Walter Gatewood. He was born May 3, 1938, in Zanesville, Ohio. He has spent twelve years at the Chandlersville schools. His pet saying is I understand, and his pet peeve is girl. Ma.rion's weakness is making Florence angry. He likes seaquoise and black for colors. Cars are his favorite sport. He is usually seen with any of the senior boys. Marion has three isters. Florence Lucille is the daughter of Bula and Erhardt Eck. Florence was born July 12, 1938, in Chandlersville. She has spent twelve years in the Chandlersville schools. Her pet saying is, For cryin' out loud. She choose He as her favorite song. Her pet peeve is plane geometry, and her favorite sports are basketball and swimming. Green is her favorite color, Her weakness is boys, You can usually see her with one of the senior girls. Florence has four sisters and two brothers. NDERGRAIIS MJ 'P' J U N I ,xg I U, QI Kin r . .ww 0 3 R S 1 WN X Z' 1 -,S 'f 'm.... FIRST ROW: Left to Rightg Martha Eck, Barbara Danlson, Wilma Starrett, Leora Adams, Leora Adams, Luvadia Parmer, Shirley Joiner, Kathryn Dillion, Miss James. SECOND ROW: Dwight Wilkins, Donald McConaha, Lewis Toomes, George Henderson, Larry Tucker, Keith Staggers, James Morrison. ABSENT: Marjorie Lyon, Judy Leonard. FIRST ROW: lfeft to Right: Elaine Smith, Wanda Moore, Sandy Rutledge, Evangeline Klies, Janet Mclsees, Kathryn Barnes. SECOND ROW: Robert McConaha, Marie Adams, Janice Bednarczuk, Ruth Rowland, Carol Burkett, Mr, Van Echo. THIRD ROW: Neil Staggcrs. Russell Bauserman, Allan Hamler, Brent Tomson, Jack Morrison, Jim Danlson. uv 1 Nu-w 1. .m . -v-gf.-X-if-1--K S 0 P H 0 M 0 R E S -,W-.., 1m1.:N1,simm,ws-.- 1 1 wi A-1 1 ff FIRST ROW! SECOND ROW: THIR D ROW: FOURTH R OW: ABSENTI JANET MENZIE Office Secretary R OY E. MOR TON Sllperintendent W- Wx 'L..L.- I eff to Right: Rochella LaGrange, Margaret White, Sandy Todd, Charlene Warne, Jo Ann Miller, Donna Leedom, Judy Drushal. Carol Shaver, Phyllis Ann Tom. Galen Wilson, Bill Wickman, Fred Apperson Donald Tom, Shirley Norris, Linda Johnson, Mr. Strickling, Dick McConaha, Kenny Dillion, John Henderson, Everett Holdcroft, Lawrence Wendell Huhn, Larry Huston. .lim Joiner, Raymond Carpenter, Ronnie Pryor, Bill Jones, Jimmy McConaha, f1l1a1'lf-G Sl, Clair, Larry Bauserrnan, Buddy Ritterbeck, Esther Warne. ,-44 Davy, n.,V,..f-x. ,-f'J -C ng I 5 E E I v A E N I H G NH D1 H FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: ABSENT: -S Left to Right, Mrs. Tomson, Josie Holbrook, Nancy Stackhouse, Karin McConaha Shelby Stackhouse, Nancy Danison, Rosemarie Few, and Linda Strickling. Charles Klies, Gary Okey, Paul Rowland, Virgil Clapper, Gene Powelson, and Everett Wickham. Betty D!-ushal, Betty Bednarczuk, Keith Herron, Gerald Wagner, Eddie Mauller. and David Stack. FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Jerry Peterson, Dale Strickling, Bobby Wortman, Jimmy Harmon. SECOND ROW: Patty Bauserman, Barbara Stockhouse, Glenna McGee, Grace Warne, Nancy Shook, C, Ann Fretz. Marilyn Lindamood, Judy Bednarczuk, Linda Danison. THIRD ROW: Rose Whitmere, Martha Tomson, Twila Wickham, Ruby Burkett, Connie Thompson, Christine Fritz, Fay Whitmere, Nancy Gatewood, Mrs, Rex, FOURTH ROW: David Stutes, Earl Wagner, Roger Kelso, Gearold Sealey, Robert Sealey, Marion, McGee, Steven Sims, William Knapp. Ts.. . O if f y iw ,L - xi g.'6 t7:'2'i X F S I A I F N X T D T H H 15 ,fat . A A N v FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: S E C 0 N D 16 A I N D F I HA0 INU DR I R D H Left to Right, Stephen Kelso, Myron Stutes, Bruce Shaver, David Thorla. Beverly Eck, Sharon McConaha, Carol Stack, Joan Kuhn, Linda Spencer, Carol Jean Smith, Martha Harmon, Penny Powelson, Ruth Wortman. Patricia Kelso, Scherrie Berkheimer, Wilma Wagner, Janice Wickham, Mary Jane Wilkins, Patricia Echelberry, Merry Eloise Sims, Patricia Oliver, Betty McConaha, Jennilee Harlan. Mrs, West, Billy Moody, Wade Herron, Charles McConaha, George Peairs, Lee Wood, Dennis Jackman, Billy Peterson, Ronald Bednarczuk. Jerry Joiner entered in January, FIRST ROW: Left to Riaht: Phillip Jones, Martha Shaver, Gladys McGee, Timothy King, Sharon Stewart, Beverly Stoneking, Margaret McConaha, Barbara Sealey, Joseph Mauller, James Buchanan. Cheryl Smith, Jane Hutson, Janet Downing, Charlene Cunion, Betty Wilkins, Betty Ann Ogg, Linda Stackhouse, Beulah Wickham, Martha Stutes, Cynthia Pyle. Stephen Mock, Robert Peterson, Ronald Wolfe, Robert Weber, Tina Downing, Carolyn Jones, Barbara Wickham, Mary Anderson, Linda Jones, Betty Gatewood, Mrs. Graham, Warren Hutson, Bob Burkett, Donald Smith, Stephen White, Elmer Wickham. Roy Wilkins, Duane Deal, James Todd, Ronald Kelso. SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: ABSENT: F R S T T H E C 0 0 K S T H E J A N I T 0 R S 17 CTIVITIES J Zfi, V . F If 1 M - X fx ' els- i 4 x cm Q S X gg' 5 1 E ,-SX Q X - Q ,uv- This year the home economics course was open to Freshman and Sophomore girls, Previously it had been an elective for Sophomores and Seniors. An unusually large group of twenty-four girls registered for it, Last fall when school opened, the girls had canning and jelly-making, Through the year time was spent in planning, preparing and serving meals. At the beginning of the second semester, they studied clothing. The students made a notebook and two projects. These were fin- ished in time to help meet some spring needs for new dresses. -4.1- -1 ,-mm v m r I Mrs, Marie Loye, Homer Thompson, Martha Eck, Barbara Danison, Marion Gatewood, Linda Leedom. Wilma Starret, Janet Menzie, Shirley Wells, Anna Adams, Lavada Palmer, Dick Lindamood, Virgil Founds, Dwight Wilkins, 1 i f f i .vfi f k 2 S P E E C H SS C l A S S 1 1 0000000009 00000000000 BQOOGQOOGCN . - ,rw wa' ' - .5-.,3vN F. F. A. The Future Farmers of America is the national organization for boys studying vocational agri culture in public secondary schools. Among the things that the F,F,A, teaches is leadership and character development, co-operation, thrift, scholarship, improved agriculture, citizenship, and patriotism. The Chandlersville Chapter of Future Farmers of America has thirty-eight members enrolled in Vocational Agriculture for the school year of 1955-'56. Their elected officers are President-Dick Lindamoodg Vice-President-Larry Tucker: Secre- tary-Donald McConahag Treasurer-Jim Danison: Reporter-Robert McConaha: Student Advisor- Marion Cvatewoodg and Sentinel-Clarence Carpenter. With the training of our able Advisor, Mr, B, H, Strickling, the Chapter was lucky enough to win a gold medal in the Parliamentary Procedure Contest this year, which was held at Chandlersville. '55-'56 - B .. F. F. A. OFFICERS KEITH STAGGERS AND HIS PROJECT ir if I I X ... - .--.-f X - +, 1 X' ' - I ' X I O ni Panlwnff H T inf Jjpggmgurq fear.. PARLIMENTARY PROCEDURE TEAM VIRGIL FOUNDS AND HIS PIG. I I X X- OF CORN. DICK LINDAMOOD AND HIS CALF, Q ' G R l c L E 1 5 E u B B A N n G L B E 0 E Y S,c L u Z4 3 ,W W , W f TH LETIGS 1 9 5 5 81 1 9 5 6 Bb D' C H E E R l E . A l D I E , R S 26 - .1 . , f f f f , 1. if 1- . .M w,:ff.fw . mei,-Mfwws 1.-,gum Sarahsville Senecaville Frazeysburg Cumberland Hopewell Deavertown Pennsville S. Zanesville Reserve T HE Y 51 27 22 40 39 47 59 61 Senecaville Cumberland Frazeysbur g Sarahs ville Hopewell Pennsville Adamsville S, Zanesville Deavertown WE 34 46 20 32 41 54 45 44 37 THEY 31 47 40 72 63 59 47 55 59 Sarahsville Senecaville Frazcysburg Cumberland Hopewell Deavertown Adamsville Pennsville S, Zanesville Zanesville Res. Varsity 102 104 80 51 86 100 92 85 94 84 Senecaville Alumni Cumberland F razeysbur g Sarahs ville Hopewell Pennsville Adamsville S, Zanesville Deavertown WE 88 73 72 51 67 48 62 61 48 74 T HE Y 97 70 69 95 135 101 110 90 79 106 'MA H 4:11 a +'iri Can You Imagine Mrs, Love being pleased with this year's shorthand class. Mr. Van Echo talking to girls and not blushing. Miss James not being married. Mrs. Park not having to kick someone out of music. Mr. Morton giving everybody Afs in U, S, History, Mr, Strickling being a grouchy teacher, Ann Smith not thinking about Carl, Elsie Mitchell not flirting with married men. Shirley Wells not saying something about one boy and loving another. Linda Leedom making eyes at Homer Thompson. Anna Adams becoming salutatorian. Janet Menzie not talking about Dick. Florence Eck not getting angry and pulling her chewing gum out in public. Virgil Founds making eyes at another girl while he is with Wanda. Roger Ritterbeck not blushing. Larry Warne passing English. Dick Lindamood not calling a girl Dear. Homer Thompson not being stubborn, Clarence Carpenter not saying anything. Gary Adams getting straight A's, Marion Gatewood not making love to Florence. Class Will We, the Class of 1956, unable to hold ourselves back, do hereby make, ordain, declare, and give this to be our last will and testament. I, Elsie Mitchell, will my complexion to Sandy Todd. iUSe Ivory S0ap, instead of make-up. I, Virgil Founds, will my ability to get along with Mrs, Love to Russell Bauserman. I, Ann Smith, will my ability to play the piano for Mrs. Park to Wilma Starrett. I, Larry Warne, will my height to Kathryn Barnes, I, Shirley Wells, will my winning way with George Henderson to Evangeline Klies, I, Clarence Carpenter, will my ability to get along with Miss James to Neil Staggers, I, Janet Menzie, will my ability to work for Mr, Morton to Sandy Rutledge. I, Roger Ritterbeck, will my ability to play basketball to George Henderson. I, Linda Leedom, will my athletic ability to Martha Eck. I, Dick Linclamood, will my good humor to Larry Tucker, I, Anna Mae Adams, will my ability to get to school on time to Ruth Rowland. I, Marion Gatewood, will my ability to drive on ice to Donald McConaha. I, Florence Eck, will my ability to do my plane geometry to Dwight Wilkins, I, Gary Adams, will my curly hair to Mr. Morton. I, Homer Thompson, will my way with Miss James to Larm y Tucker, With the hand of each Senior as one, we sign, seal, and deliver the last will and testament of the Senior Class, Class Prophecy Oh, Senior Class of the Chandlersville High School, hear ye the message 1 bring, Life is divided into three great periods, the past, the present, and the future. The past, with its many happy days of freedom from care, is behind you. It is only a succession of beautiful memories, that, in years to come, we shall love to recall, The present. wtih its petty trials, its days of study and play, of triumph and disappointment, is with you now: but the great unknown future stretches out before you, an untraveled road, filled with--you know not what. Perhaps it is great joy and success: perhaps sorrow and disappointment: perhaps wealthgperhaps p-overty: perhaps fame. You go forward with, as it were, your eyes blindfolded, traveling the great road of life, each step opening up something new, something unexpected. But I, with my mystic power, can unfold that future to you and give a brief glimpse of this class, thirty years from today. Then you can judge for yourselves the path each one has traveled, the efforts each one has made. Listen well, Oh Class of 19562 Give heea to these words of mystic wisdom, as the future is revealed I see a great building, rising out of the heart of the city. The name in clear letters over it read, D. R, Lindamood, Manufacturer of Ford Automobiles, I see a magnificent private railroad car, speed- ing over the glistening rails, There are men in conference around a handsome mahogany table. The president at its head is Dick Lindamood. I see miles and miles of unbroken prairie land, There are thousands of splendid cattle, with cow- boys riding in and out among them. Let me see, those faces under the broad hats are familiar. Identi fy Homer Thompson as one of the cowboys, but I can't tell who the others are. The owner of this splen- did ranch, sitting at ease on the broad veranda of the handsome ranch house is Roger Ritterbeck: -and his wife, standing beside him. is Shirley Wells, I see great tents, a vast number of th-em, What can it be? Oh, it is a circus, joy for the little ones, pleasure for the grown-ups. There are large banners, with the name or the owner, Virgil Founds, Successor to Ringling Brothers. Let us peep into the tents. Perhaps we may find some more of our friends. Yes, suspended, from a lofty trapeeze, we find Janet Menzi The leader of the great band is Ann Smith, Look in this lions' cage, There, fearlessly handling the'great beasts, we find Marion Gatewood.and running round and round the ring, with his ever-ready jokes, I see Clarence CE'-Renter, the greatest clown of the century. Now I envision a stately person at a beautiful home, receiving her guest, I do not know her married name, but there she sits before me, Elsie Mitchell, She said she wasn't getting married, but the right man must have come along. Now I see Hollywood, that fascinating place of famous men and women. Here I find Florence Eck, sharing honors with Linda Leedom in the new play, Modern People, written by the successful Anna Adams, and directed by Gary Adams, who has become famous in his chosen profession, - Here is a great forest, with a single trail leading to a lone cabin, where we find a gray-haired man, resting and hiding from the enthusiastic public, after the successful exhibition of his latest invention, the folding automobile, There he is now, on the porch, with one folded, lying on the chair beside him, Fame has at last come to Mr, Larry Warne. Now the ball is growing dim,but I can still clearly see a wonderful new building situated on this very spot, Tall, four stories high, elevators, swimming pools, roof garden, rest rooms, marble stair- ways, splendid library, gyrnnasium. auditorium, large, sunny class-rooms, everything to make it an ideal school for boys and girls, for it is a new school. Dimmer and dimmer grows the ball, Its message is over, and I, too, 'will say to you my farewell, Peace--Happiness--Good-bye. CLASS MOTTO 'Tis Man's To Give, But Heaven's To Receive. CLASS COLORS Pink and Black CLASS FLOWER 'Pink Carnation Senior Class History It was just four years ago that a rather large group of inexperienced but interesting Fresh- men descended on the precints of the Chandlersville High School. Some were products of the local school, who had begun their more or less? illustrious careers as students under the tute- lage of Mrs, Graham, who was serving her first year in the Salt Creek system. Others came from Rich Hill, All had met at the time they assembled for the eighth-grade tests in the local building. There were four real brunettes, with very dark hair that marked them apart. These black-haired youngsters were Gary Adams, Roger Ritterbeck, Dicky Lindamood, and Elsie Mitchell. Two stood out as distinct blonds Kay Pyle and Janet Menzie. Redheads ? There were two--Marion Gatewood and Ann Smith. It is sometimes difficult to recall events of the past. but there are always those that stand out rather vividly, Mr, Douglas Canny was the freshman sponsor and home room monitor. He was also the athletic coach. The class numbered twenty-two--divided evenly between Rich Hill and Chandlersville. The first social event for the group was a haywagon ride. We started at the school and went to the home of Betty Leonard. ln the spring, the class motored to the Lind Arcade and enjoyed a skating party. Many of us were on skates for the first time, so we Sat on the floor at frequent intervals. Before the end of the year we had lost Donna Henry and Edwin Joiner. ln our Sophomore year we were under the guidance of Mr, Edward Yarzab, The enrollment was twenty. Our new classmates were Anna Adamsfrorn Meigs and Marlin Moore from Rich Hill, We had a hay ride to the home of Kay Pyle. ln the spring we had a party at the school building. We played games in the moonlight and made ice cream. During the year we lost Bob Brewer, Stanley Howard, and Paul Burkett. the Junior year saw us launched on a round of activities. We had Mrs, Love as our sponsor, Our enrollment was now nineteen. ln our estimation the outstanding events were the Junior Play and the Banquet for the Seniors, Our play was The Importance of Being Young , and the whole class made up the cast. We shall not soon forget the fun we had decorating the gym for the Ban- quet, Ballons cascaded from an immense black and pink wheel in the center of the ceiling. Pink elephants marked the places. and carousels with pink tops and black elephants heightened the interest of the table, A bus carried hosts and guests to a movie in Zanesville, after the Juniors had presented an informal program in the gym. Before the end of the year we had lost Marlin Moore and Pearl Burkett, both of whom are now married. These events carried us along into the Senior year. Mrs. Love was again our director, and we numbered seventeen. Almost at once we were busy getting ads for the annual, .preparing for the Senior, play, Yes, lt's a Baby, and selling candy. Taking orders for Christmas cards, displaying scarves and ties to add to our school fund, and soliciting magazine subscriptions have occupied us since. Betty Leonard married last summer, and during the year Bonnie Kelso and Kay Pyle joined the parade of newly-weds, Our enrollment dropped to fifteen, Five have had their complete education in Chandlersville, five have gone to Rich Hill and Chandlersville togeth- er. Commencement will write finis to the history of the class of '56, 32 S X :fi Y- s wwnmw W. . f , Q Q Af I ty uxtq N K 8 A Q' Q ----H .f M t Mummy ff , ' ' -Q I7 s. pf .V K .. .. ,f sed! I N . - if,-...wir . 1, I Jfiyaes it T, , ?U.,.'tM'?x:r E x4 . , VM d,iH,. .'.',gA K ,Q .5 - ...S . . A A K Q 'ii ,ix Nix f Ji. .fpysigiwf . cz , .. 6 kxtlyxclfxx,-.. g ' 1 w , ws 'P' . , ,,. 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E 5 5, .-.. -r - 1 1m -rm:-.xm-if UF fi mf X me . ,af y if 'Sl gk , gwgxwf ,, W- , Wx wg X. , QF T 3:1 , E , I W, .Tw ,, xxx ,. K ,-as fp .. ...M x 'I' I, . I ii 4 5 W L A wiss TIP X31 av uw- N5 1, Try to save money if you can, because some day it may be valuable again. S x W y .X N ,,4..+- ki 'M' 'Lx Wllnru-N .why y . ,-.-sn ' 41' -A3 ...af N F 'i n 'S K '4' N rwggw X,.. . -N X 1 . Xw.4 1 .'kkk Eiig .- .f '-.SAS ,X i i l,T ,.., ,,,..,QM F Q X exe l- y 'X swf i ' : is i gff - i f ' .':k silky E ,,.4 . '- 'K z -Q-Q P X i e ,J n x xx: M ' MISTA KEN IDENTITY Sure is a fine piece of land out there, said the shrewd-looking man as he stepped out of his car by the farmer's house. Yes, sir, replied the farmer, eagerly, it's the best in the country. Pretty expensive land for a poor man, I guess 7 asked the stranger. It's worth every penny of S 1,000 an acre, answered the farmer, with an eye for business, Were you thinking of buying and settling in these parts ? Hardly, murmured the stranger, making some notes in a book. I'm the new tax assessor! A X I ,f ?WY-V X . ,uw fl f c 2 F fl if f. ua. -Q T i S? I . ' In Q K' K , K lt: ig.. -W X . t , lr s is ' ? i t 1 lv- -. . - -, A NA' I A Poor Aim My Q .1 , WM: A mountains-er took his son to a svhool to enroll him. ,fb 3? il' My boy's after learninf Wvhat d'ya have? he l 4 N asked the teacher. li . I tv Ive offer English, trigonomctry, spelling, etc, she X 5 replied. A - X Well, give him some of that there trigernometryg he's the worst shot in the family. Make Up Your Mind 0 0 0 You admit having broken into the saint- dress shop four times, What did you steal? i N A dress for my wife, but she made me change it three times. N0 Such Luck! When the defendants name was called in court, to -veryone's amazement, he stood up in the jury box. Clerk: What are you doing there? Juror: I was called to serve on the jury. Clerk: But you must have known that you couldn't nit on u jury and judge your own casef' Juror: Well, I suppose not. I did think it was a mit of luck. 0 0 0 No Sympathy 'llramp Qto stout ladylz Lady, please have pity on ne. I haven't eaten in four days. Lady of the House: My word, I certainly wish I had your will power. 38 Storm Warning Small Boy: Dad, the barometer has fallen, Fatller: Very much? Small Boy Qwith guilty lookj: About five feel - it's broken. 0 o 0 . Joint Ownership Freslnnan: Say, what's the idea of wearing my raincoat? Roommate: Well, you wonldn't want our new suit to get wet, would yon? Did I Miss Something? Boss tto ofiice boy who is half an hour latej: Yon should have been in here at nine o'clock. Office Boy: Why, what happened? 1 'Q 5,59-:-:. .Q vb.. , N ., A 551 Q - Sw ff.. g -Q? 1 15-r-up 4' - V if : fs? EYE: are : QQ as Qu e' Ii.. ffm Q. -R - S ' , - X mf: -2. - , 1, M - ' N X if '3 ' :ixsgggw X? -XXQQ-Si., Q sw-A Mg Y . 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Barnes will be making his first bid for a county public office. He is a native of Salt Creek township and has been a farmer for the past Z0 years. He is employed by the Mock funeral home in New Concord for the past 15 years. Barnes has been a member of the Muskingum county fair board 12 years and its vice-presi- dent. He served on the Rich Hill school board for one term and has driven school bus in Rich Hill township for 23 years. He graduated from Chandlersville high school in 1926. He is a member of the Chandlersville Methodist Church, the Chandlersville Grange and the Odd Fellow Lodge at Chandlersville. He is currently president of the Chandlersville High School Home and School Form and formerly served as president of the Rich Hill Home and School Form. ' I He is married to Madge Holland. They have one daughter, Kathryn Ann, a sophomore at Chandlersville high school. , - ' ' 1 .. 43 ULLMAN 8k CO. 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