Cadiz High School - Zidac Yearbook (Cadiz, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1954 volume:

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H W4 s AD f Il 'if 'w 7 M itz:- , gif 42 x gr' 44. 'Q V- -N N to ' gf- 4.,, ,f,, ,,. Q, fe, k '5s L X Q 1 - Y Y' X Xif - E ,fi ' ' 51 31-11- 3 ' - ll, fr ' ! -..- , gf 5 .ii -f - , ' i lf' W Isx ,ff 7 .5 ? -, I5 ! ' ,-f . - 555,55 3-. rf,-, - - g'5-va! Q- Z!! 2' ffif E if X, i X ff 9 -J ff' f 1 , i by 5 ' xVX , . 5:52 Q Y I 33:5 f 7 -. f I 'f ,.,-?, . qpffif f ,Q ,fr :L-' , 'I ,. gl ' ... 7552317 ---i-, 5 ' . gf-5-4'-fi . ,,2 r -4 ' ilu. Q- Z ,f- f ' , . Z .. 1 Au 7 1 A X , K XS ,J , V YE ix - .V YY X 5 , , - : 5- - 5-:--5,43 .. x , ' i 5 iqi , X V A 553535 ,X 'ei-S-554. NSS SQ s y ESQ QQ hx 'ci 'Essays 'SP - ilk, sox Q 1' sb Q Q V 0 . 'MLN O ' i l ihi li: Q, ' ' I M Nur 8-'bm X'l ii Ill? HB. At graduation time teachers, parents, and friends join in congratula- ting the Seniors who have won the coveted diploma. Everyone realizes that the graduate has worked toward a goal and has achieved that goal. Today when more pupils are graduating from high school than ever before we find ourselves thinking about graduation as the customary out- come of high school attendance. We are shocked, therefore, when a recent study shows that in our country only 502 of those enrolled in our high schools actually graduate. This only serves to emphasize that those who graduate have persisted, have achieved, have been successful. Seniors of l95N! We know you want to be successful in life for everyone has that desire. But how little we know about the real YOU. What thoughts are you thinking? what capabilities have you locked inside that are as yet undiscovered? what will you accomplish in the years that are allotted to you? One lesson I hope you have learned is that of interdependence. The automobile, airplane, and atomic bomb have brought all people so close together that a man or woman in Cadiz, Ohio, might start a chain reaction that would travel around the world. If the law of averages holds true to form some of you will attain a ripe old age while others will live a comparatively short span of years. Some will win riches, and others will earn only a modest income. Some will hold positions of prominence--others will be just average citizens. It is my conviction that each of us is placed in this world for some purpose. We each have some mission to perform. In the final examination God will determine whether or not your life has been successful in the light of how well you used the talents he gave you. we wish you real success. q9,!..fc' Congratulations to the Seniors of 1957+ and to Mrs. Birney. You have produced a fine Annual. It will be treasured by all of those who purchase one, for years to come. I believe that we have a good school at Cadiz. I think we are helping our students to become good citizens, believing firmly in the democratic way of life. Every school has standards. These standards at Cadiz High School, in my opinion, should be flexible to meet changing demands of the society in which they, the students live. School standards should be as high as they need to be or should be, to utilize to the full, a stu- dent's present level of ability and thus build toward higher future levels of ability. They must not be too high and inappropriate if they lead to continued failure until the point of frustration is approached. We must give more recognition, in the future, to the integrity of the individual. The child in the school, is only an apprentice citizen. we must instill in the ch1ld's mind the principles of the democratic type of government which we have. We at Cadiz High School, hope to create thinkers, who will in the words of Bacon NRead not to believe and take for granted, but to weigh and considern. 5 Mr. John S. Campbell, A.B., M.L Ohio State University University of Pittsburgh English-American Literature Mr. Dale Gillaspie Bachelor Public School Music Mount Union College Instrumental Music SQW Il' edu . Zulu 4 Sk ku fi N-ERSTI-. Z Mr. Bob Heffelfinger, B.Sc., M.A. Ohio State University wakeforest College Social and General Science Coach Mr. W. O. Lanker, B.A. Otterbein College History and Physical Education Miss Joan Hinerman, B.Sc. west Virginia University Home Economics Miss Mary Markley, B.S. Muskingum College General Science and Biology il' NN X Miss Lucille McCutcheon, A.B. Muskingum College Mathematics and Speech Mr. Carl J. Patterson, A.B., h , Bethany College west Virginia University University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed. History, American Government T 'la T9 . Mrs. Ruth McK11lop, B.S. Oakland City College Vocal Music Mrs. Lucy Patterson, B.S University of Pittsburgh Science and Mathematics ., '. L- y Mr. George Roth, B.S.ed. Special Industrlal Arts Kent State University Industrial Arts Mr. Donald Thompson Wittenburg College Social Science s.,' in - W L 1 Mr. James Roush, B.S. Ball State Teachers College Commercial Coach Miss Elizabeth M. Shiebler, B.S., M.A Columbia University Physical Education, Social Studies , ' YU1, Mrs. Gladys Williams, A.B University of Pittsburgh Marietta College Miami University English, Latin, Math Q6 ef Mrs. Martha Fleming Mrs. Helen Bullock Wooster College Muskingum College Muskingum College Third Grade First Grade Mrs. Mrs. Martha Henry Rio Gigs? ggilglfgge Ohio University Fourth Grade Second Grade -l ll Mrs. Iota Jennings Miss Mildred Lawlis, B.S Muskingum College Ohio University Sixth Grade F0l11'th Grade Mrs. Lenora Osburn, B.S. Miss Lucille Philpott University of Pittsburgh Kent State University First Grade Sixth Grade 12 e -M 1 f Nli. A-a1x Mrs- Margaret Roth Miss Ruth Poulson, B.s Kent State University ohio University Third Grade Fifth Grade Mrs. Elsie M. Hedges MTS- Elsie Riley Ohio University Ohio U1'liVeI'SitY Second Grade Second Grade 13 flu. Mrs. Treva Harrah Mrs. Maxine Snode Kent State University Kent State University Fifth Grade First Grade Mrs. Florence Thornton Ohio Wesleyan University Muskingum College Special Education 11+ K office c , ' '5- QR 23351 393: J.Cessna, A.Sterling, L.Mills, C.Porter S.Campbell, ff 'Qgq 5'l fb fghr 530113-nd V-Wolf. E521 Row: Mr. Fowler, S.Parlett, E.Brown, ' E25 XA QSJQX M.Lyons, Ighwallace, J.Coulson, S.Ke1ley, Mr. Rider. .J vkybf Qvexigz I' V 'iv -'fn' ' 'S 4 L ina if Ol QE- - Q Typing, dictation, errands to run, -1545 Phone calls, salesmen, things to get done. As members of the office staff, these jobs we face each day. We're always glad to give a hand in any form or way. O Mr. custodians Ross, Charlie, and Jim, Full of vigor and vim, Chasing dirt without a sneeze And always ready with a tease. . 5 15 Chaney, Mr. Adams, Mr. ,Q W 's Finnical W The cafeteria staff are we, Serving to the best of our ability. Washing pots, pans, and dishes, Doing what Mrs. Johnson wishes. 1 .yur .- '--- mv F First Row: B.George, J.Lee, N.Kre1dler D Mizer, J McConnell J.Rogers, J.Porter. Second Row: G.More and, B Love,B Kirklan I AM THE LIBRARY Stout walls have I without, and many oaken shelves within BUT I am neither walls nor shelvesg nor print that smiles from open pages but trappings...the house in which come to me and know me for what I and arranged for youg brave deeds music of tuneful wordsg hours of laughter and moments close to tears, + c glitter of Arctic ice...and the blaze of desert sun, the spirit of d covery and the spirit of invention. I AM AN OPEN DOOR ENTER! CHTreasure Shelv First Row L Mizer, J Conrad, S Frizzell M Mason, G Davis 0 Second Row K Welsh, M Reed, S White Mrs Johnson, J Jones C a f e r I a M.Jackson, P Steer 1 I N fe- is 1- A iw 2 A 0-A-ff 'A jXf 'VxPfWl1' . S! nNaQig?11. JN a ' SENIOKS x f ' -L11 ,- U 518 li Q xuae,:,'a1A' ',, . lX f X N -M My g x I Xp 'sv 8 ' - YL' x ' Wi 'FDA 1 N ' ff x 1 W . K w w W lam yyff A fffafl. mf, we Nb 'Ayr' ' K Y V' xv f ,jak ps- , , ,jvxx X ,A IN , 'NX fd, 17, ENV? yf 4 Y! . A- J, fm -' vifqmf . .Hail-ul!-p Qqm Li IW 3 new-J IW K2 :f'.,.-i M Ili?-!:f2'5'4'5:fE 1,:a-if ET- X , , -ff-Af' -Q '9i.E, f ' 7-Q, ,F fig? -2: ig: -f N, '33-4:1.i Mliq .. -4 ..2F'XK 1- f- -,gi -A 17 PRESIDENT gggig Q. STROTH R General Football 1,2,3,W Basketball l,2 3,h Class President M Football co-Capt . 1+ 4224 Colors: Pinks and White Flower: Crabapple Blossom Motto: Our yesterdays and todays are ASZXQ 4747 the blocks with which we build. TREASURER -Q il! ELEAHQB BBQWN Commercial Band 1,2 3 H Prince of Beace 2 Little Theater 2,3 Y-Teens 2,3 M Y-Teens Assft. Social Chr. E Y-Teens Ass't Program Chr. Reserve Cheerleader l Girls Basketball l,2,3,h Class Treasurer H Zidac Business Mgr. M EDWARD KOLLAR General Football 1,2,3,H Basketball l,2,3 Explorer Scout l,2,3,h Zidac Staff M Class Vice President M Football Capt. H H1-Y 2,3,N Hi-Y Treasurer M Track l,2,3,N JZZ64 SHLBLEY ANN ROGEBS Commercial Honor Society M Class Play H Class Secretary 4 Zidac Staff M . Au- vii? .4Q t 3 3 17' If 1 i 5 '- I 'ff ' VICE PRESIDENT A 'Te- WWJR DOROTHY Q. LUTHER Commercial Operetta 3 Chorus l 3 M Y-Teens 2 3,h Y-Toons Pianist M Zidac Staff H Girls Basketball 3,4 Class News Reporter M Girls Sixtette H Office Staff N dLik0jhEZZ2? ggfllzgflr- Class Executive Board 2 18 SECRETARY NEWS REPORTER CHARLES ABNOLD General -L ' Patrol 2 f:swj 5- 4 -.t. 11':q:V Q. .-, .. A 15 u 4 .N-C25 N f gc 3 S 3 F ' arf' 'ax 5 . '1 . ui., ,i I fmgikx 5 5 W 'USP f 7 ' ' sl e'1li'Q'. . xg, fw'L W I , X ' N 'x 'IL 5 1 x as 7 W4 L EBED EICE College Preparatory Jr. Class. League 1,2,3,k Honor Society 3,k H1-Y 2 3,u H1-Y vice President Football l,2,3,h Basketball Mgr. 3,h Track 1,2 Class Play H Scholarship Team 3 CAROL ANNE BARKEQBSI Commercial Zidac Staff H Little Theater 2,3 Y-Teens 2 3,9 Y-Teens Pianist 3 QM VV - . JOEL ages aaa General Football 2 3,k Track 2,3 i f P- Basketball 1 159' H1-Y 1,2,3,H 2 Af Hi-Y Treasurer H N 'F 2-in dgx Boy Scouts l,2,3, Sfg' 1 rf X rf j 3? aekQ+g .3 T f,'-- , gSf'E:Avve.g5. 6:5 SUZANNE BLANCQQBQ General Cafeteria l,2,3 V li? V yang w....f ig Scho1arship.Team l,2,3 V Zidac Staff M Class Play H Class Officer 2 Boy Scouts l,2,3,k 19 H Y-Teens Song Leader 4 Glass Play Usher H Chorus l,2,3 M Girls sexuetie A Reserve Cheerleader 1 MIKE 22322 College Preparatory Jr. Class. League H1-Y 1 2,3 M Zidac staff u Football 2,3,M Boy Scouts 1 2,3,N Scholarship leam 1 T ggRG53EII5 BROOKS General Cafeteria 2 Chorus l jE7Q257a44zz2, -er g 5-1 . ., uf . f . fi MALCOLM G. BLANCHARQ QQHHA M, QQQHE General General Football 3,4 Honor Society 3,4 Play Usher 3 Zidac Staff H Prom Committee3 Baccalaureate Usher 3 Commencement Usher 3 d4w4L4Jf 4 jy,f,.e.. JL.. Jef L JANET LEE BUSBX Commercial Prince of Peace l Y-Teens 2 'W xl cow Little Theater 2 3 t Buckeye G1r1s's State 3 Class Play 3,H Honor Society 3,H Commencement Usher 3 Band 1 2 3 Chorus,H, Orchestre 2 3 Harmony Belles 3 Girls's Sextette H Operetta H Zidac Staff U SUSAN CAMPBELL DICK BYERS General College Preparatory Jr. Class. League l 2 3 H .-. Football Mgr' 1 Little Theater 2,3 ' ' ' Football Anouncer 3 Little Theater 3 Class Play 3 Chorus 3, Y-Teens 2,3,M Y-Teens Sgt. at Arms 4 Girls Basketball H Office Staff U Co-Cap't, Girls Basketball H Zidac Staff N Sports-Publicity Agent 2,3,M Scholarship Team 3 Play Prompter H Library Staff l 20 ulrllal n. Q.-l-arm. Q- LEONQBQ J, Comm Y. General General ' f Chorus l 2 no 959' 1-11-Y l.2f3.l+ Track 3 1+ A if Hi-Y Chaplain H Football 1,2,3,g ff TS! -Ax 'sf . A Little Theater 3 ,Q 'TI' 5 Basketball 1,2 ',fW M1',f Football 3 ,,f if I Track Mgr. 1 FQ5Q I Football Mgr. l gffgig 31. AM Basketball Mgr. 3,4 l35sgwf nl Q Alina. Class Play 1+ 5 f C? . ,.r- '7' y Football Announcer H 04Zi7L22 Qnqgifx 4a'3QQfgYw Jr. Class. League l,2,3,k 5XSfWQF5,,mM saga, ' , S Zidac Staff M Qyihnlg ,Q-kgq5f5.A .'A' y 3 Homecoming Escort H gggljqgg Wi,QjQjJ Class Basketball Champs 1+ 1 W' DONQLQ L. QOPE gggg g. COULQOH , General Commercial 437, , Little Theater 1 2 3 Class Play 3 School Patrol 1,2 , Y-Teens 2,311+ H Class Play 3 xl!! FTW gl AXE JACK DAVIA HYLLI AV S0 General Commercial Football 3,M Zidac Staff H Cafeteria 2 Z dz, . 74ZEg,4f2ji 21 Zidac Staff N Homecoming Escort M Y-Teens Sec y. 1+ Y-Teens Historian 3 Prince of Peace 2 Zidac Staff M Homecoming Attendant 3,h Band 1 2,3,M Girls fasketball 1,2,3,N Office Staff 4 Reserve Cheerleader l Little Theater 2,3 QW flaw 4131 BETTY DAVLS Q!!! A1 QBABLQ General C0mmeI'C18.1 L1tt1e Theater 2,3 Zidac Staff H Chorus 1 2 3,h Class Play Usher N YJTeens 5,3,h 5-geens Song Leader 3h - eens Program Chr. A9 , Prince of Peace 3 'owl' M Class Play 3,k Jr. Class. League l,2,3,M ' lj Zidac Staff M -.r Girls Sextette H Operetta 1,3,M MMA-ON DQH EMEBI MLQHAEL EYAHQ General GSHSTH1 Footb 11 M Class Play 3 8 Little Theater 1 2,3 V 4F' Homecoming Escort H all 1:27 Dmiwvzg WWMJJQMW EEIBLEX A. BEANS BAIBLQIA 215325 General G eneral iidac steff u Chorus 1 2 h Pep Club 1 Y-Teens f,3 4 F H A 1 2 Little Theater 2,3 Diamitie ciub 1,2 ,45fg5QAi?f 6Z'Cii 74EQiee4eL'Q2illle4f 22 ff 1 l ..,, ...gr R 4 hh Qt QHARLES HARRIS -'ml Ii-'SB-125 General College Preparatory ,QA', , Football 2,3 gl? 'Tjff3?f, ,mtg Yif ' , gijliegball 3.4 'f'-T'f'i:,z,'sz's'aa'faz3.'5fn Little Theater 3 gri ClasS.hLeague l,2,3,h , GBUS gigs: 3k Little Theater 2,3 S zmee staff 1+ Class Play M Scholarship Team 2,3 , ,N J. c. L. President 2 ,fe O W 9 74f76rJVaQ-4 H JY S ,S H 'x BEVERLY JEAN GARVIN QQHHLE Q. QBEEB General Commercial Class Play Usher 3 Honor Society 3,N Zidac Staff M Class Play 3,h Chorus 1,2 Zidac Staff N Baccalaureate Usher 3 Commencement Usher 3 Scholarship Team 1,2, Little Theater 2 3 Class President l Operetta 1,2 Reserve Cheerleader l Class Executive Board 2 Operetta Choreographeg 3 'CMJ HMM' iii JESi4uZe,1, ha1m5.43322fqQf, , BARBARA HARE ZQQK EABQEH Commercial Library 2 Chorus 1 2 3,h Prince of Peace 2,3 Y-Teens 2,3,k Y-Teens Treasurer N Little Theater 2,3 Zidac Staff 4 Jr. Class. League 1,2,3,k Operetta 1,3 H Girls Sextette P+ College Preparatory Football 3,h Basketball 1,2 3 N Honor Society 3,a Honor Society Pres. M Class Sec'y. 3 Class Sec'y. 2 Buckeye Boys State 3 Track 1 Track Mgr. 2 Zidac Staff 4 fwww Sbattele, sf EVA 5 2 . 23 FLOYD EUGENE Hsnnsgsuorg KAY HARRIS College Preparatory QABBIE QABLEHE Commercial Jr. Class. League l,2,3,h Band 1 2,3 M Y-Teens 2,3 V Y-Teens Social Chr. N Little Theater 2,3 Chorus 1 Band M Office Staff 3 Homecoming Attendant H Zidac Staff H Girls Basketball H Majorette H XWAQWMJ CHARLES JONES General Class Chairman 2 iw ew Jffel4.4eL W General T k 3 H Fggtball 3,u Orchestra 3,h Y-Teens 2 3 H Y-Teens Historian H Prince of Peace 3 Class Play Usher M Zidac Staff H Class Executive Board 2 O HUF JQIF 'D-.aqui if we ESTELLA M. KALLNICH College Preparatory Jr. Class. League l,2,3,N J. C. L. Sec'y. l J. C. L. Vice Pres. 2 Y-Teens 2,3,H Y-Teens Sgt. at Arms 3 Y-Teens Pres. H Little Theater 2,3 Scholarship Team 1,2 Zidac Staff 4 Honor Societ M Y 3 Girls Basketball Team M 24 12? I V X ,B GEOBGE KELLQ1 College Preparatory Band l Football 2,3,h Basketball 2,3 Track 2 3 M Chorus l,2,a,h Class Play Class Officer l 2,3 Little Theater S Jr. Class. League l,2,3,k H1-Y 3,h Zidac Staff H Operetta l 2 3 H Strollers l,2,3 Orchestra l Explorer Scouts 2,a,H Homecoming Escort Class Basketball Champs N Hi-Y Sec'y-N Q BOBERT KLRKLAND Roaggg LLHAQQ General General Patrol 2 3,H Library 5,H Football Mgr. 2,3,4 Class Play H fart ZZAJZZMQ A. 119293 A. LQHQ G Q General -o ffrl H1-Y 2 3 4 rndzr '. gd! 2315 Q Football,Mgr. l,2,3,4 J 'W ,db Qc Patrol 2 ,54-'hijysby .: Q '1 N -4. . 1 'Iii ',: -Q :L fa 53, 5' Q X ' 3 ' 1 tl' X ' x '- w gwaau' .. . ,Q ,, i 'nz N 45,-:Q , ,. . Q , -ft v+ -a F Nts ind ' L A! . '1-A X -.wiv 1-X. .,, - ,, M, -Y, Lo- nl' I ,-,- mf. . .ff-1 I ..'.', -N JAM E MAQIEQN General Track M Football 3,u H1-Y Ln-v1-lfff' ,r 'iPf Class Play 3 Zidac Staff 4 Chorus 1,2 ELIZABETH AA MAHQECK Projection Staff 3,M Play Stage Mgr. 4 Mmazf, 5 Commercial bf chorus 1 2 3 u ?fgl1P'L Y-Teens 2 5 , X95 Q '-' Q5 'ff ziaac Staff M 'gfx ,,y I:,- V ill., M lagggf J -, 1 I 25 .nlill l GENE LUCA5 General Football Mgr. 2 3,h Basketball l,2,3,4 H1-Y 3,h Chorus 3,h Track 3,k Javcz, ,cmgzaaauf EIQKMMRQEE College Preparatory Hi-Y 2,3,k H1-Y President M Strollers 3 Chorus l,2,3 Operetta l Jr. Class. League 1,2,3,h Scholarship Team 1 Football 3,h Track 2,3,3+ 47. BlC .-L1...LMB IDE General Patrol 2 M 3 Track H ,a 4 Football 3 ...JULIA Commercial Y-Teens 2,3,4 Cheerleader l,2,3 Zidac Staff 1+ Chorus 1,2 Girls' Basketball 1+ Library 1,2 3,'+ Play Props Chr. 1+ QaA?f?f Waw XWQQWQ MFT. Q.. H b Commercial JL E Honor Society 1+ ' Honor Society Sec'y. 1+ 'L 'L 31' Little Theater 2 3 Class Treasurer l,3 Band 1 2,3 1+ b Orchestra 1 2,3,U aff : - -- ftr Class Play fisher 1+ Commencement Usher 3 3 X 4 h f Baccalaureate Usher 3 y ' ' Homecoming Attendant 3 g' I L . Homecoming Queen 1+ X zidae staff M aii me V I i V ,kb gf: 1,1 . aah. 'QAROLYN MORRISOH URICE L MYERS Commercial General y.Teens 2,3 M Little Theater l Class Play fisher 9+ H5-'Y 2 ziaae starr 4 Class Play 4 Chorus 2 J4704fz,la4-nj vm ft. EILLIAM E- EQEAS General Track 2 Class Play M KARL B, 0.BRADOMm was M me General General Y-Teens 2 3 H Football 2 Y-Teens Ass't.Soc.Chr.h Little Theater 2,3 Jr. Class. League 1,2,3,k Chorus 1,2 3 N , Zidac Staff 3 pf' !76Q operotta 1,3,H W JZQ-era B92 BLQEAEQE General Football 1,2,3,N Basketball 1 2,3,H Track 1,2 3 5 Basketball Captain 4 Boy Scouts 1 Patrol 1,2,3 All Eastern Ohio 4 '-di 660' QQ! ELAQQQE College Preparatory Jr. Class. League l 2,3,h Scholarship Team 1,2 F Football 3 Hi-Y H Honor Society M Class Officer 2 ,QW JM? iii .JV ' GEOQGE SAWKO General Track 3 Football 1,2,3,k fauna, 5. QAHLEL SPROWL, gg. General Honor Society 3,h Commencement Usher 3 Baccalaureate Usher 3 EQODA grnorg g A33 ggggg General General Chorus l Zidac Staff N Zidac Staff H 45 Z 424011 f ROLAND 5. STEEQ College Preparatory Patrol 2,3,b Jr. Class. League l,2,3,h z fllr all i qt Hi'Y H Track 3 A - Zidac Staff H -.fha 5 I?-A-..f ff saw ,W 1 2 New Awwffbe 4 MELVIN TERRY HILDA M. IHOMESOH General General Track 2,3 Jr. Class. League l,2,3,k Y-Teens 2 3,N YJTeens Vice President H Commencement Usher 3 Honor Society 4 9?ZuahpL Prince of Peace 3 CELLS? Girls Basketball 1,2,3,H ' Little Theater 2,3 Class Play 3 Zidac Staff M Scholarship Team 2 Miele' 28 5 P ggglgy Q. THOMPSOQ General Y-Teens H Class Play Usher 3,4 Little Theater 2,3 Zidac Staff 4 x, Band 2,3,4 XKZALQAW f ,E was ig Q X' 45-i I1 Lv Ea. f SF C H, fl ' Tslf ' err, A i?iF?.i? '.J x7?.' L'lX T f ' Lf Wax 2 -w-SMF 'Y 'Y ' ELAINE THO 0 College Preparatory B-and 1 2 3,l+ Honor Society 3,N Honor Society Treas. M Little Theater 3 Chorus l,H Jr. Class. League l,2,3,4 Orchestra 2 3 zidac copy Editor 1+ Girls Sextette H Scholarship Team 3 5401! CHARLES Q. WALLACE College Preparatory Honor Society 3 N Honor Society Vice Pres. H Jr. Class. League l,2,3,H Zidac Editor M Scholarship Team l,2,3 Class Play 4 BOYS State 3 Class Officer 1,2 Class President 3 Band Announcer M Commencement Usher 3 Bacculaureate Usher 3 CfP1ar'le5 bx5dlI.iLe ,Fl 1 , X JY ,LX QQHIOR WHITE General Annual Staff U Scholarship Team 2 'fbi' A IPQTQ ' wgrf.. .71 I.. cb. 'rf vp-, Q... .qw-' RA T- ' N ,xx ,-,.v...,,- anis! fdgmhdmh' . llislory To twenty-five of our class of sixty-nine, goes the distinctive honor of having spent all of their twelve school years at Cadiz Central and High Schools. They are: Mike Bertz, C b ll Neil Campbell Joan Coulson, Betty Fred Bice, Janet Busby, Dick Byers, Susan amp e , A Davis, Don Emert Patty Fisher, Connie Greer, Joel Hanna, Jack Har en, Kay Harris, George Kelley, Bob Kirkland Bob Linard, Victor Long, Dorothy Luthere Julia McConnell, Karl 0'Bradovich Norma Reed, Bob Richards, Marian Thompson, and harles Wallace. Eleanor Brown and Don Cope started with us, spending all but one or two years at Cadiz, Our teacher for the first grade was Miss Pickering. In second grade Miss Rogers made her frolicking pupils toe the mark. We were Joined by Carol Barkhurst from Shortcreek and Roland Steer from Smithfield. Third grade already and our penmanship and coloring had improved greatly over last, year, at least we thought so. Our fourth year and we welcomed Junior White and George Sawko from McKees. Hilda Thompson Joined us after having left us in first grade. Fifth grade and we had a new class mate from Canton, Elizabeth Manbeck. As sixth graders, we were an unruly lot, but Miss Philpott and Mrs. Jennings did a wonderful Job in preparing us for Junior High. will we ever for t gpg f Gregg G plgs? Three Students 3011195 0111' U1S1'I'Y group--Barbara Hare from Wheeling, M:?k?Evans a from garwogdg gngsidoggllgrafrom Martins Ferry. Before we left sixth, we enjoyed presenting We were full-fledged seventh graders and were we proud! We had the great privilege of changing classes and going to the library. Best bib and tucker were donned for our first dance--the Seventh and Eighth Grade Dance. Eighth grade and our class was enlarged by James Madison, Gene Lucas, Malcolm Blanchard Rhoda and Keith Strother, and Margaretta Brooks from Dunbar, Elaine Thornton and Dick Meadows from New Athens, and Charles Arnold from Haverfields. Barbara Wagner our classmate of eight years, departed for Shadyside. , Our freshman year came at last. We filled H-ll to capacity with our large freshman over 100. Miss Gettig, Mr. Roush, and Mr. Roth had an enormous Job class, which numbered on their hands trying to keep us all quiet. Our class was almost doubled by students from local grade schools including: Donna Boone, Jean Garvin, Shirley Rogers, Ann and Melvin Terry Suzanne Blanchard, Carolyn Morrison, Darlene and Eugene Hendershott, Bill h D Sladoje June Drabic Estella Kalinich, Charles Jones, Leonard Cologie, Phyllis Sc as on Davidson, Jack Davis, Judy Harris, and Dan Sprowl. But we lost the following: Dianne Bennett, John Kirkpatrick, and wayne James. Don Richards left us to join the Navy. All t R Decker an athletic of us were deeply shocked at the sudden death of our classma e oy , boy who always wore a big, broad smile for everyone. And so our Sophomore year started on a sad note. Throughout the ear w ld d- gggng0 Cmani Siren: clagsgateg-gyilga Johnson, Alice Milliken, Martha Meholllg, Eilgen aro s y an av ac man Ce 1 J nki - b t ' Harris from New Athens to our class. , n 8 e ns, u we re glad to welcome Charles Our Junior year was upon us and were we busy! we sold pencils to raise money, class rin s were ordered and the cast for our class play, NHuckleberry Finnn, was chosen and B rehearsal began. As soon as our play was over, plans were laid for the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. Shirley Evans joined us from Adena but Fred White left for the Navy and Dick Ledfors for the Marines. we were very sorry to bid goodbye to Gwen Raver,when she left us to finish her 12th year at Ashland High. Death struck our class once more taking Bill Gavorcik from us. Annina Cresta left us also. 30 The year we have all awaited has arrived and so we are Seniors at last! We got our name cards and pictures. we had lots of fun giving our Senior Class Play, I Love Lucy , which we thank Miss McCutcheon for directing in such a fine manner. It doesn't seem pos- sible that this is our last year!! We published our annual. We thank Mrs. Birney for her hard work and patience, along with Mr. Campbell for his wise words of counsel. Thus we reach the climax of our high school days together. Some of us will go on to college or business school, and others will be working on various jobs. Sometime we hope to meet once more, but we will always have the memories of our days together. The time has come for the present Senior Class to depart from this way of life and enter into new fields. But before we go our separate ways, let us look back on our twelvg years and remember when we first met each other. T Q I, fc, 4 , .M L l LRF! r'jg-'fgjri in 4 '41 nw W W S D 5 ' Amin 44 fe. j ' L' X 7 0 . . M' NMINBNEP ' T14 . -- 31 3 I J ll H East ill unit estnnufrd. jfQf77 mlWc6huqyof 2Z4h4Ls043 and State of 0 bnhg of sound mhad cmd memory do make, publish mm' declare thzlsvwv lust GM, in mcmner fdlowbzg that 6 nray: To the Juniors we bequeath our most cherished possession, our name USeniorsn. George Kelley and Dick Meadows leave their fascinating charms that women can't resist to Richard Reppart. Dick McBride bequeaths his ability to be always smiling to Jerry Hill. Kay Harris leaves her love for cows to Denise Mizer. Ann Terry leaves her ability to be the first Senior girl engaged to Virginia Hython. Patty Fisher bequeaths her last name to Mary Lou Carter. Carol Barkhurst leaves her giggles to Ann Sterling. Mike Bertz bequeaths his ability to kill two cows at the same time to Tom Brown. Gene Lucas leaves to Marvin Blanchard his position on the Varsity Basketball Team. Junior White, Buster Long, and Don Emert give to Bland Cunningham all but three of the brunettes they may find. Joel Bass leaves all but one of his Uhot rodsn to John Carlton. Hilda Thompson leaves behind her Job at Myers' to Audrey Porter. Barbara Hare bequeaths her love for the Army to Wanda Shaw. Judy Harris and Estella Kalinich leave their height to Joyce Greer. ' Julia McConnell bequeaths her love to tease the boys to Jackie Lee. Fred nMortU Bice leaves his engineer boots to Jim Sommerville, if he thinks his legs are skinny enough to do them justice. Bob Richards gives his size nl2n football shoes to Tom Mizer, if he thinks he can fill them. Bob Kirkland and Roland Steer leave their patrol flags to John Mattern. Phyllis Davidson and June Drabic bequeath their seats on the Unionvale Bus to Orville Cunningham and Sarah Stillwagon. They also appointed Willis Dowdle to be Orville and Sarah's chaperon. Elizabeth Manbeck and Dorothy Luther leave their front seats in Salesmanship, where they can sit and watch Mr. Roush, to Delores Thomas and Ellenora Maxwell. Marian Thompson gives her red hair to Janice Holland. Elaine Thornton leaves her trombone to Beverly Reed who is learning to play trombone and flute at the same time. Rhoda Strother and Margaretta Brooks bequeath their Government books and a box of pills to Theressa Smith and Pat Terry. Betty Davis leaves her ability to be late for classes every day to Mary Jackson. Norma Reed leaves her sweet ways to Myrna Rogers and Betty Blake. 32 Neil Campbell leaves his ability to, participate in extra-curricular activities to Marlene Houze. Donna Boone bequeaths her love for redheads, blends, and brunettes to Faith Wallace. Ed Kollar gives his middle name NSalv1torH to any Junior boy who wants to claim it. Charles Arnold leaves his ability to read Mr. Patterson's mind to any Junior who owns a crystal ball. Maurice Myers leaves his Crosley to Ronald Berrv. Charles Harris and Charles Jones bequeath their love for cheerleaders to Reuben Spurrier. - Danny Sprowl leaves his place in the Honor Society to Janet Rogers. Melvin Terry wills his physique to Harlan Cunningham. Bill Schas and Karl O'Bradovich'aive their nbashful evesn to Bob Campbell. Carolyn Morrison bequeaths her ability to wear two class rings to Shirley Kelley. Susan Campbell leaves her position as nspottern for Cadiz to Toni Croskey. Bob Linard and Leonard Cologie give their height to George Moreland. Malcholm Blanchard Keith Strother, and Jim Madison leave their ability to arrive in home room one minute before the bell to Kenneth Dodds. George Sawko bequeaths his black curly hair to Janet Jones. Janet Merryman leaves her ability to own a football sweater without playing football to Jackie Mattern. Jack Harden bequeaths his love for a certain blond Cnot Marilyn Monroe? to Jack Cessna. Darlene and Eugene Hendershott leave their distinction of looking alike to Marilyn and Martha Wehrs. Jack Davie wills a few of his freckles to Bruce Lenno. Dick Byers leaves his deep voice to John Francis. Eleanor Brown and Shirley Evans give their love for tall guys to Helen Stalter. Charles Wallace leaves his ability to stick his foot in his mouth at least once a day to Marlene Lundquist, who hardly needs it. Janet Busby bequeaths her love for combing her hair, and to top that off a new comb to Dorothy Cline. Mike Evans and Don Cope leave their ability to always be absent at the same time to Shirley Kenisell and Delores Cologie. Jean Garvin wills the X Milkman to Doris Hennen. Connie Greer leaves her size n3N ballet slippers to Mary Margaret Henry. If at first you don't succeed, try to put your feet in again, Mary. Joan Coulson bequeaths her love to go with a tall, dark, and handsome guy to Mary Wolfe. Shirley Rogers wills her ability to go steady with one boy for five years to Donna Hendershott. Suzanne Blanchard bequeaths her love for Literature class to Shirley Jackson. Last of all, we give a bottle of dye to all the teachers to cover up the grey hairs we have caused them. ' Q 33 Name Charles Arnold Carol Barkhurst Joel Bass Michael Bertz Fred Bice Donna Boone Malcolm Blanchard Suzanne Blanchard Margaretta Brooks Eleanor Brown Janet Busby Richard Byers Neil Campbell Susan W. Campbell Leonard J.Co1ogie Donald S. Cope Joan Coulson Jack Davia Phyllis Davidson Betty Mae Davis June Drabic Mike Evans Shirley A. Evans Don Emert Patricia Fisher Jean Garvin Connie Greer John D. Harden Barbara Hare Charles Harris Judith A. Harris Kathryn A. Harris Known Ag Doc Cab Ace Mike Mort Doncie Mac Sue Midge Ele Jan Dick Chief woody Lenny Ducky Jo Banty Phil Betty Snap- shot Red Shirley Don Pat Morbid Bubbles Jack Barb Chicken Judy Kay Hobby Hunting Roller Skating Horses Running over cows Playing pool Collecting pictures of famous persons Reading Cooking Dancing Dancing Singing Sports Selling the Brooklyn Bridge Sleeping, eating, driving Hunting, traping Girls Dancing Playing hockey Driving a car writing to pen pals Collecting photographs Playing hookey Roller skating Shooting pool Collecting pictures Collecting pictures Buying air mail stamps wood working writing Jim Guns Helping Stell take a census of tall men Collecting records, outdoor sports 34 Ambition Travel around the world To be successful Farmer To be a good driver To own a ranch A successful model in N.Y., Paris Lawyer Beautician Beautician To be a millionaire To be successful Sing like Bing School teacher Shoot a 36 at Cadiz Country Club To live well Own a harem To travel around the world To shimmy like my sister Sue Beautician Become a profes- sional singer To be a disc jockey To shimmy like my sister Kate Roller skater Card shark Beautician Marry Bill To live in. California ' Become something Raise little Amicones To be tough like Brown Graduate from O. S. U. To get a B. S. degree Destination British Isles Housewife Tokyo To the moon Deersville Modeling school Mars Detroit Cleveland Marry Johnny Cleveland Anywhere but Cleveland San Francisco State College Ohio State Get to Heaven Heaven? To marry Bill Heaven or Bust School for Cosmetology Cadiz washington Heaven or Bust Housewife Reno, Nevada Cadiz work in an office Secretary, college maybe Uncle Sam Housewife Siberian salt mines Housewife maybe Purdue University Darlene Hendershott Eugene Hendershott Charles Jones Estella M. Kalinich George Kelley Robert Kirkland Ed Kollar Robert Linard Victor A. Long Gene Lucas Dorothy Luther James Madison Elizabeth Manbeck Richard McBride Dick Meadows Janet Merryman Julia McConnell Carolyn Morrison John Maurice Myers Karl O'Bradov1ch Norma J. Reed Robert Richards Shirley Rogers ' George Sawko Daniel Sprowl, Jr. William Schas Don Sladoje Roland Steer Keith D. Strother Rhoda Strother Ann Terry Melvin Terry Hilda Thompson Marian Thompson Elaine Thornton Charles Wallace Junior White Sis Smokey Chuck Babe Kelley Bob Tank Bob Buster Big Luke Dot Ration Liz Dick Babe Jenny Julie Midge Pee wee Little Brady Jean Bob Shirley Swac Dan wild full Dinny Rolly Joe Rhodie Ann Melvin Hildy Torchy Lanie Chaz Jr. Music Cars Sports Taking census of tall men Hobbies Swimming Shooting irons Science Wood working Baseball and fishing Playing classical records, sports Collecting tomatoes watching Television Hunting Sports Skating Horseback riding Skating Crosleys Hunting Talking Sports Swimming Rods Hiking and reading Hunting Eating Model cars Sports Sewing Skating Basketball Collecting Marbles Skating q Music Irritating teachers Sports Be a success Own an Olds 88 Questionable Graduate from O. S. U. To be ambitious Be a millionaire Be a success through hard work Perfection To be a success h1lUe To be a barber To graduate Boxer To get a job To be a millionaire Success Teacher Secretary Reach a lOO Mechanic To graduate To travel Play college football Live a full life To play it cool To be a construction engineer To be a millionaire None--but I am working on it T0 graduate Have a woodwork shop A beautician Engineer's wife Engineer Teacher To marry Bob Math teacher To live dangerously School teacher ftfv- 35 76 Heaven, I Hope! Moon Uncle Sam Europe Vassar To live in Cadiz Hard to tell Eternity Unknown Canada Work at the lumber yard Moon Cadiz Around the world Packer's Farm Get Married Get Married To marry Bob Mesa, Arizona Unknown Live in a big city Paris Office job Paris Army South America Any place anywhere Radio and TV announcer Hard to tell Cleveland To Oxford, Ohio Perfectionist Columbus To go to Hawaii Muskingum Dangerous places Municipal Smdium Mmm prophecy May 21, l96h Dear Janet Merryman, Having been called to washington, D. C. from New York to design dresses for nMamien I boarded a train in Grand Central Station with my two top models, Marian Thompson and Shirley Evans. While riding we became hungry.and bought a delicious sardine sandwich from the waitress who proved to be Patty Fisher. I asked Patty who concocted this great deli- cacy and she said the famous dietician, June Drabic. I picked up a paper and on the front page was the latest movie starring the well- known dancing team of Constance Greer and William Schas. Incidently, their agent is Michael Evans. In the society column I read Uwho is the distinguished-looking New York gentlemen being seen with the New York model Donna Boone?W In the same column I read that Misses Judith Harris and Estella Kalinich are returning to the United States after a tour in Italy. In the sports column under nB1g Gamen, I noticed that Richard McBride and Karl 0'Bradovich with their famous dog, Mousie, had caught their fiftieth raccoon this winter. Who's new in the Globe Trotters? Keith Strother, James Madison, Malcolm Blanchard, and Gene Lucas have Joined that basketball team. While glancing through the rest of the paper, my eye caught a familiar looking name. The following arrest was made by Patrolman Eugene Hendershott: Don Emert of Cadiz, Speed- ing. He was arraigned before Mayor Jack Davia of New York and fined 810 and costs. A voice interrupted my reading ordering me to move my feet. Donald Cope was sweeping the aisles. Donald and I had a long chat. He told me that Dorothy Luther and Elizabeth Manbeck are head nurses in a New York hospital. Their latest patients are Charles Harris and George Sawko who are recovering from their most recent crackup. Fred Bice Robert Linard and Charles Arnold are now big executives in New York. Their receptionist is Betty Davis, and their private secretary is Janet Busby. Donald said he saw a lot of girls formerly of Cadiz on the train last week. They were Joan Coulson, Carolyn Morrison, Julia McConnell, Barbara Hare, and Jean Garvin. They are married now and were all taking their babies to a baby show in New York. Arriving in Washington I was met by Mamie's private secretary Eleanor Brown. After my appointment, Eleanor and I talked for quite a while. She said Carol Barkhurst and Phyllis Davidson are private secretaries here in washington and that Darlene Hendershott owns an exclusive dress shop on Pennsylvania Avenue. Eleanor said that I should go over to the House of Representatives and listen to Representative Donald Sladoje introduce his bill for aid to homeless pigeons. Good old Don! I decided to take a cab over to hear his speech. Kirkland Cab Service! How familiar that sounded and sure enough Robert Kirkland was at the wheel. My what a fine speech! News analysts covering the speech were Roland Steer and Daniel Sprowl. Remember them Janet? While walking down 83rd street, I bumped into a newsboy who turned out to be Melvin Terry. After exchanging greetings, I told him I was looking up the Class of '5N'. He told me that Ann Terry is now married and living with her husband, coach at Oxford, Ohio. Charles Jones is now chief bottle washer at the Hillcrest Dairy. Kay Harris, now the wife of a big-time rancher in Colorado, is busy rustling steers. This secret information came from an F. B. I., friend of mine, Junior White. 36 Remember Susan Campbell's great love for sports? Well, she is now coaching the Ohio State Football Team with Robert Richards, Jack Harden, and Edward Kollar playing on the team. Victor Long is their manager. I just got through reading George Kelley and Richard Meadows' book, HHgw Qggs Qgg Ggt Igtg Wegt Pgigt? Splendid! Norma Reed is now teaching the first graders in Cadiz. Bless their little hearts. Rhoda Strother, Margaretta Brooks, and Suzanne Blanchard are married and living in Cleveland. I learned recently that Neil Campbell has a strenuous job as manager of Richard Byers' dog pound here in Washington. Hilda Thompson has recently taken over the Groucho Marx Program. while I was here in Washington, I thought I would drop in on Elaine Thornton who works in the patent office and there I found our class genius, Charles Wallace, trying to get a patent on his new invention--bottomless buckets for carrying steam. Charles told me that Michael Bertz, head of the highway department, has just finished constructing the last cattle underpass beneath all highways. Wonder why? Maurice Myers now owns the largest manufacturing concern of Crosley cars. Joel Hanna has just finished his new racing car with wings, The Hanna Special, to eliminate wrecks. Congratulations, Janet, on being voted the most beautiful secretary of the year. And so this concludes the class of '5h'. Sincerely, W p gg, 'SWR y W 5467 467W A gh 1, af 4 ,5, t r ff' J -in xg MM M, 2' fs 5 A Te4 as ' 37 f M V A HUCKLEBERRY FINN By Roy F. Lewis cast Aunt Polly Janet Busby Ruth Watson Gwen Raver Mary Jane Joan Coulson Fred Raymond Victor Long Melba White Hilda Thompson Clara Woppinger Betty Davis Amy Woppinger Connie Greer Huckleberry Finn Mike Evans John Finn Dick Byers Tom Sawyer Don Cope Director: Ila Vere B. Carnes 'Huckleberry Finnu is a clean wholesome comedy filled with the pranks of two lovable boys, just like the kids next door. The play deals with NHuck'sU problems both during childhood and after and portrays all of his boyish pranks as well as, his struggle to aid his dear NAunt Pollyn and WAunt Ruthn. Polly was the warm, loving, but uso nervousu friend to Huck Finn. When Huck discovers that his father John Finn really hasn't Nkicked the bucketn the play begins to ro 1. Mr. John Finn is the villain in this Charming little comedy and he creates quite a sensation when he makes his claim to poor Huck. This play came to a close in a most unethical way. You must have guessed it by this time. John Finn and Aunt Polly fall in love and all live happily ever after. Dramatized with consent of the Northwestern Press. Hafffgff 38 sensor play 1 LOVE LUCY By Christopher Sergel from TV Program by Jess Oppenheimer, Madelyn Pugh,and Bob Carroll,Jr. Cast Lucy Connie Greer Ricky George Kelley Ethel Mertz Fred Mertz Peggy Dawson Arthur Morton Miss Whiting Mrs. Littlefield Mr. Littlefield Shirley Rogers Neil Campbell Betty Davis Charles Wallace Judy Harris Janet Busby Fred Bice Joe Bob Kirkland Extras Maurice Myers Bill Schas DIRECTOR Miss Lucille McCutcheon As the curtain opens, we find Lucy industriously writing and erasing and writing again in a book entitled, HHousehold Accounts.H Yes, Lucy is trying again to unravelthe monthly mystery of her household accounts. Will she succeed? Her comes Ricky now. Shall we listen in on this domestic ritual? Ricky has a faint inkling of things to come. Poor Lucy! As Lucy leaves the kitchen to get a report of her accounts, who should slip into the kitchen but Peggy Dawson. Peggy has a mad crush on the handsome Mr. Ricardo--much to his despair. Ricky hasn't noticed Peggy's entrance, but he soon coffee into his cu The rude will. Is Ricky going crazy? He knew he didn't pour that awakening comes as Peggy speaks to Ricky, and Ricky gently p. throws his coffee into the air. How on earth can he get rid of that girl? Is that Lucy whom we see Since Peggy wants eavesdropping? She has an idea. Lucy always has an idea. to take Ricky to the school dance, Lucy will teach Arthur Morton how to dance so he can take Peggy to the dance. Arthur is Peggy's second great love. That just might be the solution to the problem. It seems llke quite a plan, but knowing Lucy as we do, we do not cease to wonder how all this will turn out. After Arthur frozen stiff in a the play comes to in the furnace is have captu ed the this because Lucy falls in love with Lucy, and Ricky nearly loses his job, and Lucy is deep freeze which she and Ethel an uproarious conclusion. Lucy burning up. This little episode dubious honor of being hosts at has an idea. have bought so that they can economize, discovers that the meat that was hidden ends and with the ending, the Ricardos the biggest barbecue in the world. All Al1's well that ends well, and we still love Lucy. Yes, everyone loves Lucy! CProduced by permission of The Dramatic Publishing Company.7 4fQZ7z72Qj77 39 calendar iggtggpgg 1 Beginning of school. we as Seniors particularly like to see it come for it is our last year at Cadiz High. Only one new teacher this year, Miss Sheibler who will teach girls' physical education. We played Powhattan in the prevue at Martins Ferry and won 18-6. September 1Q Informal Y-Teen initiation. For the first time the club is taking in Fresh- men. QQHQEQEEI 12 Our turn has come. Fair day, no school. This was also the day of our first oo a game with Bridgeport, which we took 39-13. Lgckgrs are beginning to look natural. Already books, pencils, and papers are falling out o em. igpggmpgg 25 Another game. This time with Jefferson Union. we tied 19-19. Better than os ng. Class meetings were held today. The Senior Class selected Joe Strother as their class president. September gl The Cadiz Y-Teens entertained the district Y-Teens in the quarterly Y-Teen inter-club council. Qgtgpgg 2 We won our game with Carrollton by a score of 20-O. Qgtgpgg 5 Reading conference for the county teachers, no school for us. , Qgtgpgg ? We did it again. This time Barnesville was our victim. The score? Cadiz 21- Barnesyi le 19. Y-Teens are busily making plans for Homecoming. who is the Queen? Qgtgpgg lg We went to Uhrichsville and came home with another victory 25-lk. Qitgpgg gg Honor Society Initiation. Three Seniors and seven Juniors were taken into the c ub. Congratulations to the new members! Qgtopeg gj This was our homecoming and it is only right and fitting for us to defeat Dillonvale 31-20. The Queen, Janet Merryman and her attendants, Joan Coulson, Kay Harris, Jackie Mattern, and Janet Rogers, reigned over the dance sponsored by the Y-Teens after the game in the auditorium. - Qgtgpgg 22 we journeyed to Dennison and handed our host team a loss of 57-6. ggygmpgg 2 Our Senior advisor, Miss Gillespie, became Mrs. Roy Birney today. Congratula- ions and best wishes from the Seniors. we had a game with Mt. Pleasant and won 32-6. what a team! Prince of Peace contest. Janice Porter was the winner of the local contest. Good luck to Janice in the county contest later on. Egygmpgg 11 Armistice Day, no school. For anyone except the Senior program committee, hat is. Hggggpgg 13 The big game of the season, with a strong Adena as our opponent. The game ended in a 7-7 deadlock, after some controversy as to whether we had scored a safety in the dying minutes of the game. We hadn't. The score remained tied. Ngygmbeg 12 The band went to Muskingum an participated in their Homecoming festivities. Ngyemgeg 12 Our very deserving football team and managers were guests of the Booster's Club at a Cleveland Brown's game. Nggggbgg 12 A Gideon Assembly was held today. Ngyggpgg 20 The Senior Class play, UI Love Lucy,H was presented today, and was well received by both the afternoon and evening audiences. Ngyigpgg 21 This was the night of the football banquet with Fred Thomas of Martins Ferry as e principle speaker. Hgggmpgg gi Thanksgiving Assembly and the start of Thanksgiving vacation. In recognition of Cadiz High's superior football season, we were awarded both the EOAL and the ECOL league championship trophies for the season. Good going boys, Congratulations! Ngggmpgg jg District EOTA meeting for teachers. No school. Qgggmbgg 1 Band participated in New Philadelphia Christmas parade. no Qgggmrgr 5 We opened our basketball season with a win of N2-29 over Mt. Pleasant. Qgggmpgr 2 The Honor Society printed its first NKeystone.W Qggemper ll Game with Carrollton. We took it also, but not until after they had given us quite a scare. The score was 55-53. Degember lg The Seniors are selling candy as a money-raising project. Buy some? December lj The Seniors received their name cards. It won't be long now. Qgggrggr lg The last day of school before Christmas vacation. The annual H1-Y Assembly was wel? pggsented and well received this afternoon. At our game with Uhrichsville tonite, we won 9- . Qegemper L2 Game with Scio was a close-one but we came out on top, 51-49. December gg This was the evening of the annual party given by the Y-Teens to the children at the Chi1dren's Home. The kids really enjoyed themselves, but no more than the Y-Teen members. rpgr 25 Merry Christmas! Degember 22 We won our game with St. Clairsville 57-52. Jgggry -2 Game with Adena. we took it 1+7-52. ' Jggggry 2 Back to the old grind after what seemed a much too short vacation. The year is really flying. Before we know it, it will be time for graduation. Two Seniors came back from Christmas vacation engaged, Joan Coulson and Julia McConnell. Congratulations and best wishes. January j Conquered Mt. Pleasant again. This time by a score of 70-36. Susan Campbell is having a tough time trying to get students to turn in pictures for the annual. January Q We lost a very close one to Barnesville 53-52. lggggry LQ This week starts the class intramural tournaments at noons. January ll The girls' basketball team was defeated at Hopedale by a score of N2-2O.Better luck next time girls. Qangary lj The time has arrived for mid-term exams. You seem to see a lot more long faces around the halls and there is quite a bit more studying than usual. ggggary lg Senior Scholarship tests were given this afternoon. Poor Seniors have to come back to take them this afternoon. The rest of the school had a vacation. we lost our game with Shadyside 72-59. Jgngary -L2 We won our game with Dennison, 66-H5. January gg Defeated Newcomerstown by an enormous score of '77-38. January 22 The Eighth Grade presented an Assembly. Jggggry jg We won the game with Jefferson Union, 51-HO. February 2 Won our game with wintersville, 67-58. Qfebrgary 5 Defeated Adena again 62-l+9. Egbrgary Q Annuals went on sale today. Febrgary Lost to Uhrichsville 58-51. In the results of the Senior Scholarship tests, Cadiz took seven out of the first ten p aces. Ejprugry Q Lost our game with Barnesville again. This time 53-36. Egprggry 13 The Y-Teens sponsored a Valentine Dance which was exceptionally well attended. Egbrggry 15 Band Banquet. Earuary ,IQ Beat Dennison 60-52. Girls' sextette sang for the Legion Auxiliary. Egbrggry L2 Sophomore assembly was held with Mr. Kirk of Barnesville as the very inter- esting speaker. Won our game with Newcomerstown, 53-35. The Juniors are beginning to wonder if they're going to receive any rings. Ml Febpuapy Febppapy Febpuarl Eebrpapy year was February M2122 M2222 M2222 M2222 M2222 M2222 M2222 2 5 12 B LZ LS. 29 i gg A vacation. No school. gg Carrollton was defeated by Gene Lucas's only shot, a foul shot. Score 63-62. 22, gp, Q2 Harrison County tournaments held here. gg-hwe finished the season with a 72-60 loss to Bridgeport. Our record for the Q2 Coach Roush became the proud father today of a baby boy. Congratulations! Cadiz lost to breeport, 59-25, in the sectional tournament at St. Clairsville . Freshmen Assembly. The Zidac went to press. Two months to prom time, and already there's a lot of thought being given it. St. Patrick's Day. Did everyone wear green? l2 Junior Class play, WHillbilly wedding.n Honor Society Banquet at Adena. Y-Teen Keen Karnival. April Appil April Appil M2221 Appil 2 M 12 Z3 Z2 Z2 Y Band Concert. Y-Teen Easter assembly and a vacation until Tuesday. The end of the last vacation from school the Seniors will ever have. Career Day for the Juniors and Seniors. Latin Club Banquet. The Choruses combined to give the operetta, NThe Golden Butterfly.N -Teen Banquet. May 2 Awards Assembly. Congratulations to those who received them. Home Economics and Industrial Arts display. gpg lj Seniors are excused. M12 May lk Junior-Senior Banquet. I hope everyone had a nice time. Senior Chapel was this morning and Baccalaureate practice this afternoon. It seems impossible that we re soon to be graduates instead of students of Cadiz High. Not long now! May lp Baccalaureate. May lg The long awaited yet sad day. Our commencement from the status of students to the professions, secretarial jobs housewives, and many more possible careers, or as some of us are doing attending a college or university to further our education. Farewell to you the students,of Cadiz High. We, the Seniors of 1952 bid you good-bye. H1-Y, Y-Teen farewell party for the Seniors at Piedmont. 1:4-4.2 .:SZisxfill, W I H2 yearbook staff s 1 Q 5 First Rgw: S.Campbe1l, E.Thornton, J.Coulson, J.Garvin, C.Greer, S.Evans, B.Hare, N.Reed, H.Thompson. Segggg Rgy: N.Campbe1l J.Merryman D.Luther, S.Rogers, K.Harr1s, D.Boone, J.McConnell, J.Harr1s, E.Ka1in1ch, A.Terry, P.Davidson, E.Brown, E.Manbeck, M.Thompson, J.Drabic J.Busby, B.Davis, Mrs. Birney. Third Egg: D.Hendershott J.White, R.Steer, J.Harden, F.Bice, C.Wallace, G. Kelley, V.fong, M.Bertz, E.Kollar, D.Cope, C.Barkhurst. Editor Copy Editor Sports Football Basketball Music Senior Editor History Prophecy will Activities Personalities Plays Calendar Organizations Classes Elementary Photography Editor Art Charles Wallace Elaine Thornton George Kelley Ed Kollar Neil Campbell Joan Coulson Elizabeth Manbeck Connie Greer Janet Busby Shirley Rogers Janet Merryman Phyllis Davidson Kay Harris Don Cope Barbara Hare Estelle Kalinich Ann Terry Norma Reed Margaretta Brooks Dorothy Luther Jean Garvin Susan Campbell Voshall Studio Cadiz Republican Judy Harris Fred Bice Jack Harden Business Manager Eleanor Brown Book Sales Darlene Hendershott Roland Steer Junior white Patrons Typists Publicity Advisor June Drabic Shirley Evans Julia McConnell Carolyn Morrison Betty Davis Buster Long Julia McConnell Betty Davis Carol Barkhurst Marian Thompson Hilda Thompson Donna Boone Rhoda Strother Mrs. Birney I TQX. wh 4- I-. I. . ,f':,s'-qi 1,5 I , 1 95 V -ul ' 41 X17 .' , yy' Q-sv .- I 'J fx 9' If - I' .t I J A ' , f, A -P . gt H Y - I by Q W 3 A , , 4 A F :IEW Mb 's If Rf CLAS .1, ES ffl -Q' f W 45, if UA' :fy Ju- 5 it. I 09 al 559 24, I f aqtfff 5 N i3,!5Q' HW' 'Ta' xl' f, .53-She-Q -1 f' 'r-'uf ' ., 1 . 11 .....f:igii.,,1r av, Ea W '13 rl --f:Effi-WL y - ff- ' lift 1 ' ff I 23,11 , 7 f4 ' :ZPL , f ' 'K f Q X E54 . .L ,nil ,- ' ,425 X 11293 , X ! ' 53229441 A .X M4 ' ' Nm 9 ,.' f 'I v gf ff . 'Jr -491555 x y 9492 MM wa! K f ,,52 r4f sgiiilfi 5159 new ' Q. u N Xl - 'Kai IX 41 1.55 P Ia' , in fix QW xg M5 President Audrey Porter Vice President Jerry Hill Secretary Ann Sterling Treasurer Denise Mizor News Reporter Mary Henry First Egg: T Brown, S Stillmagon H Stalter, T Croskey, J Mattern, W.Shaw, D.Mizer, A Porter, J Hill Segogd Eggs S Jackson, V Hython, J Holland, M Carter, D.Cologie, F Wallace J Lee, M Lundquist, J Rogers, S Kelley, M Thomas, Mr Patterson. Thigd Eggs K Dodds, J Mattern, R Berry, H Cunningham, J Carlton, J Sommerville, T.Mizer. 21351 Eggs M wehrs, A Sterling, J ward, J Jones, M Jackson, M.Houze S.Kenisel1 anne, M Wolfe, M wem-s giqggg M: T Smith, P Terry, Mmogers, 6.Henae1-Shari, Hennen, B Blake M Henry, J Greer, B Reed Mr Roush Third Eggs G.More1and, Cunningham, M B anchard J Cessna, 0 Cunn ngham, R Reppart, w.Dowdle, B.Campbell, F?-f9C?n iv , '11 ' President Gary Stamm Vice President Jerry Simpson Secretary Margaret Hawthorne Treasurer Elsie Myers News Reporter Donna Nelms , A.Strother, M.Reed. J.R1chey, E.Myers, , P Barricklow , .Wa11ace. Qggggg Bog: Mrs. Patterson J.Morris M.Hawthorne, M.Melch1or1, C.Post, S.Rob1nson, J.Porter, B.Lowe, B.McLeod M.McKiliop, D.Ne1ms, M.Gross, L.New, J.Celestino M.Ma1eyrick Miss Markley. Third Egg: J.Byers, W.Mattern M.Dewa1t, B.Wa11ace, g.Lee, N.Kreid1er, M.McIntire, G.George, J.McKee, M.Lyon, f.George, M.Taylor, C.Beach, N.Davis, D.Conrad, J.Warrington, R.O'Bradovich. D COPS! 21353 gggz P.Hennen G.Stamm B.L1s1e T.La11athin. B.Gammeter J.Barker K.Bates P,VanCamp, K,Cope, Sggggg QQQ: Mr. Fernandez, J.Thompson, E.Weish, C.Rogers, , B B e D Madison D Patterson W Harris lglgg Egg: D.Z1tko, G.Campbe11, B.Mazeroski .urg r, . , . , . . J.Simpson, f,Skinner, B.McCue, B.Luther, A.Merryman, J.Cope, J.Mi1liken. F! mmm 0 Jgkf Q Z Q P f ,L J, 1 ' I Q 'Q N 5. President Ted Bertz Vice Pres. Brenda Rogers Secretary Lois Mizer Treasurer Harold Rogers N.Reporter Richard Timmons First Rgw: Y.Bryan, S.Ra1ston, D.Vich, N.Long, L.Mizer K,Porter, J.Reed, M.Rodich H.Mattern, J.Richey. Qeggng Row: D.Truskey, L.Maffeo, e.Cunningham, J.Ickes, D.Dowd1e, Tarbert, K Sharpe, P McCullough, J Stewart C.Reppart, P Cunningham, S.Singhaus, .Wh1te, L.Dav1s E.Davis, D.Maho1m, J.Par1ett, H.Mason, P.Gavorc1k, E.S1ckie, J. . . . . M.McC1eary, S.Reppart, Mrs. Williams. Thigg how: G.Davis, N.Barker, E.Jones S.Ward, S B .C1ine, S.Crambiett, B.Rogers, J.Barrett. First Egg: K.Jones, B.Cramblett, D.Milliken, D.More1and, J.Co1ogie, J.Drabic,D.Shaw A.Becker, F.Byers J.Reppart, H.Rogers, B.Landefe1d, C.Shriver, D.Househo1der.5ecogi Bog: Mr. Roth, S.fucas B.Laughlin, J.McIntire, J.Ice, B.Decker R.Cunningham, B.Houze, H.Corban, T.Stevens S.Sowers, J.F1eagane, R.T1mmons, 5.C1ifford H.Wa1ler, T.Lyon, L.Harr1s, E.Cramb1ett. Thigg gggz B.Mattern, R.Fowler S.Harris, 6.Dreyer, S.Reed, L.Bartrug, R.Bice, D.McCrea, J.Cramb1ett, G.Mizer, P.Abe1, D.Reed, R.Reppart, D.Co1o ie R.Ledfors A Ramsa , ,. ME i 2 2 x Y 'I , Es. 'P 4 I X., in , V-- P235 FN 0 elghill grade President Jud y Pugh g- PPGS. Ernest Householder Tecretary Phillip Rudolph reasurer Linda Parrish News Reporter B111 B TOWD. irsp BQ! D Keesey, N Cope, M Moore, P Hopkins, P Mattern P Davis J.Pugh, J.Swann, B Becker, H Dickerson, R Mazeroski Second Row W Brownfie d, R Smifh, M.Banks, C Mason J Jones, B Gross, E Furbay, D O'Bradov1ch, S Meadows, J Masters R.Blake, Miss McCutcheon Third gpg F Bryan R Selway W McMann1s, A Freeman, D.Hanson, R Blake, P Rudolph, L Johnson, B Ro hermund, Householder, B Thompson, J.Stevens, 1 st Row T Malicki G Cope, J Crawford, L Parrish, S Thompson, A.Holmes, A.Bland, Mills, R Nichols, Brown, D Decker, D Barker Second Egg: P.Mackall, C.Pettay, Fulton, B Norris, J Trushel, J Slevin, K Rider, P Lee B.Brooks, S.Maxwell Jenkins Third gg! J Greer, K Welsh, G Tabacchi, K Sharpe W.Greer, R,Sm1Eh, Migliore, R Barnhart, R Blake, C Mclntire, C Leeser, K.Holland, J.Mazeroski. - L N-JX YQ President Peggy Colteryhan Vice Pres. Virginia Smith Secretary Marian Mizer Treasurer Karen Van Camp News Reporter Linda Kidder First ggg: M.Henrood S.Frizze11 G.Meadows, E.Rutkoske, R.Sick1e, A.Dodds, G.Carson, M.Mason V.Mil1s, J.6'Neil, J.Haistead. Qecond gggs S.Landefeld M.Huntsman, P.Lyon, H.Orr, f.Stinard, J.Thompson, L.M1zer M.Co1teryahn, G.Corban, 5.Grove M.Campbe11, A.Bobot, Mr. Thompson. Third ggga R.SEu1l, C.Torak, B.Thomas D.Meredifh, C.Moreland, R.St1nard, C.Conrad, R.Bryan, L.Jones, R.Brokaw, R.Francis, 5.Whitehead. First Egg: K.Swe1bar, L.Thompson, J. L.K1dder, W.Strother, O.Ho11iday, S. Bgys Mr. Lanker J.Conrad, J.Grove, A.sw1ng1e, B.wnltehead, R.scnafrer J.wa11ace, E.Murral R.Geanangel 6. E.Reed, E.Ri1ey, J.Qesford, R.Brooks. Absent: B.Lyon. , , C 1 1? x 'u, f'S 'X 1 C QT77' 5'l!q:fQ'l -1 , 4 .r 4gEi ' A X 2'-J d ' dv 5 ' . sr+Q- Carothers N.Smith K.VanCamp, C.Se1way N.Ledfors, Estep, J.6o1ogie, f.Miche11i, C.McDevitL. Secong D.Hawk, S.Moorhead M.Jenkins, M.Decker, N.Rogers, n.cornerte, c.w111ls. Third 393: M.Brewer,E.Brooks, White, R.Meredith, A.Wo1f, E.Johnson H.Cou1trap 1 -5 5 if ..' ACTIV TIES N xx- lu x - - ,fffgff f -N, 1!:: -:::... xX 1f!'!L'55 X R !gu-1f?-- -, Q55-..-:'lll1M!-' N Qx 15:-'llmlnl X:-X , iv lan- h nhl' 4' X 'X fi!!-ll: W '15 f' Y I fs i ll' A E, lx ' 5 EN .X gg! I WX U , I ll G I F , Nl xga M1 :- AFP S i , :I Y , 4g 1 Ai xg: 15 'lll!... 1 kkagajn i, mm fiaii' ' 1 i. uni 'KH-::'!'lW!::: HI' Y1'5!'5iEE!E:-1, ' -,- A.. - - ' : -Q5 2' Af ' I H X 'A' 11' ---EX I ' QE 2 , - -- s gif il' Rl. if vr f 1 Q I , W : x X ,u -.,,Z1i:.., 2-, ' X 17 ' . fi-' . 12: 1'7 lf' '21 Qin: 4 I lg' ,L Hr --FEE: . 1' :: - lf -4 It If , It ' 155555 Jai? I Ffzgf lu V.. 3 fa- wg :u f,!2'.5.:I! I FLT -v.g,'4 F ' an ll, ,ogg Q f Ting '19 - ' ij - ff' , : , -. 'f s Q lg, 1-A e ' ..' - 1 L -A' .2 -Yi' 41 l has -f ,-. ' W -ii? '-5 Y' A We Q 'Q' , -aw? .., ,T- '-NEE 'A .X 5. ' R . , 'vTll ' 51 national honor , sociely first ggw: S.Rogers, B.Reed, D.M1zer, C.Greer M.Houze, A.Porter, E.Thornton, H.Thompson. Sggggd ggwz Miss McCutcheon, D.Boone, J.Merryman, J.Harris, E.Ka1inich, J.Bogers, J.Busby, J.Greer. Third Bow: J.Sommerville, F.Bice, D.Sladoje, C.Wallace, J.Harden, D . Sprowl . On October 9 1953, with lighted candles and yellow roses, ten new members were inducted into the Cadiz Chapter of the National Honor'Society, making a total of twenty-one members. The members are chosen from those who exhibit traits of Scholarship, Leadership, Character, and Service, and who meet the following requirements: 1. The student must have spent at least one semester in Cadiz High School. 2. He must be a member of the Junior or Senior Class. 3. He must have at least a B or 851 average. l+. A maximum of 202 of the Junior Class and 553 of the Senior Class may be inducted. As part of its activities of the year, the Society attended the Ice Capades in Cleveland. Also, it published a school paper, The Keystone, as a semester project. Honor Society Officers President Jack Harden Vice President Charles Wallace s,,lm, W Secretary Janet Merryman Treasurer Elaine Thornton Advisor Miss McCutcheon fg3:y, ,Waf- ?:.3..i me era' EEQQCTF' fi? Brains of old C. H. S. Ei iwfyQH' Members of the N. H. S. Mil l!!! Leading, serving, striving ever To accomplish our endeavor. 52 '1 1 Y' 7 X latin T club Flgst ggw: D.Mizer, B.Reed, T.Croskey, M.Henry, M.Houze, H.Thompson, B.Davis, S.Campbell. Second 393: N.Campbell J.Lee F.Wallace E.Kalinich, J.Harris, K.Harris, A.Sterling, f.Thornton, Mrs. Williams. Third 393: R.Steer D.Meadows, J.Sommerville, G.Kelley, F.B1ce, D.s1adoJe, C.Wallace, J.cesSna, M.Bertz, T.Brown, B.Lenno. The Junior Classical League, or Latin Club, is made up of Freshmen and Sophomore Latin students, and those members of the Junior and Senior classes who studied Latin. Among the activities of the Latin Club were exhibits, initiation of Fresh- men, and a very enjoyable banquet. Junior Classical League Officers President Janice Porter Vice President Patricia McCullough Secretary Tom Brown Treasurer Toni Croskey News Reporter Beverly Reed Sgt. at Arms Jackie Lee Advisor Mrs. Williams The members of this club Are mostly Latin nbrainsn. But they wonder just how Usmartu They were to schedule all these pains. For instance...Amo, amas, amat. Look at that what have you got? I love, you love, he she, it loves, What?...Latin?...Certainly not! First Qgw: N.Long L.Mizer, B.Rogers, D.Truskey, K.Porter, L.Wallace, P.Barrlcklow, J.Warrington, E.Myers, M.Hawthorne Second Boy: Mrs. Williams J.Reed, L.Maffeo, D.Meho11in, J Ickes, C.Reppart, P.McCullough, I2.Sharpe M.McKillop, L.New, D.Nelms, S.Robinson J.Porter, J.Parlett. Third Egg: E.Becker J.Reppart, H.wa11er, 5.c11fford, H.corban, E.Welsh G.stamm, J.s1mpson, T.Lallathin, H.Ca.mpbell, B.Laughlin, B.f.andefeld, H.Rogers 45' To look To look To look To lend W vs n Q .f -. V- 1:1 fn, 'V X1 4. ..4s .. ...av up--Qs 2 'Wa ' Y-l'eellS up and not down, forward and not back out and not in, and a hand. First 393: J.Harris, M.Thompson, K.Harris, J.McConnell, J.Coulson, D.Luther, B.Hare, E.Brown, C.Barkhurst, D.Hendershott. Second gow: B.Davis, P.Fisher, J.Holland,S.Kenisell, J.Jones, D.Cologie, W.Shaw, M.Lundquist, J.Lee, S.Campbell, J.Mattern. Third Egg: Miss Hinerman, N.Reed H.Thompson, D.Mizer, B.Reed, A.Sterling M.Henry, M.Gross, L.New, D.Nelms, M.McKillop, J.Porter, B.Lowe, Miss Markley. Fourth gow: D.Cline, T.Croskey, H.Stalter, V.Hython, B.Denning, E.Kalinich, B.McLeod, B.George, B.Wallace, M.McIntire, C.Post, M.Melchiori, M.Reed. The Y-Teens, under the leadership of Miss Markley and Miss Hinerman started the year with a new policy--that of letting Freshmen into the club. They took thus making a total of 109 members. Among the many activities are: initiation of coming Dance, Interclub Council, Christmas Party for many others. For service projects they sponsored a Boosters Club. in 77 new members, new members, selling shakers, Home- Children's Home Keen Karnival, and Tag Day for Polio and one for the 21353 393: J.McKee, M.Hawthorne N.Kreidler, N.Davis, S.Parlett, C.Beach J.warrington, J.Morris, E.Myers. Qggggg Bow: f.Mills, S.Reppart H.Mattern, E.Sickle S.Ralston, B.Rogers, K.Porter, L.Mizer N.Long, M.Rodich, E.Dryan, M.Taylor. Third Row: Miss Hinerman, J.Richey, R.O'Bradovich, S.Smalley, S.ward, C.Cunningham, J.StE1art,C.Reppa.rt, P.McCullough K.Sharpe, J.Tarbert, S.Robinson G.George, M.Mallernee, P.Barricklow, B.C1ine, D.Vlch, Miss Markley. Fourth Egg: S.fee, M.Maleyrick, J.Richey, E.Davis,L.Davis, D.Truskey, J.Reed L.Maffeo J.Parlett, P.Terry, P.Cunningham, N.Barker, D.Hendershott J.Celestino, M.Wolfe, G.Davls, E.Jones. 7 Z-Teen Officers President Estella Kalinich Vice Pres. Hilda Thompson Secretary Joan Coulson Treasurer Barbara Hare Sgt. at Arms Susan Campbell Historian Darlene Hendershott Social Chr. Kay Harris Social Ass't. Norma Reed Program Chr. Betty Davis Program Ass't. Eleanor Brown Song Leader Carol Barkhurst Pianist Dorothy Luther M , 1-1 .5 2? ,lf kg, r. j,,,, ,.,. Vw, Vg. ,ex 54 'WF ' hi-y q , p A pw A lap, K pnnppp ad m C gp T TW? xii ? 25 e T' ,wsu ll 5+,.eef T asv ' B lflnffu ,ev ff T' ,L A - of-as . ev . - - first R z D.Mi1liken R.Fowler C.Dreyer A.Harris B.Landefeld T.Brown J.Hanna B LennoowJ.Reppart, M:Myers, B.firk1and B.Becker. Second ggyz N:Campbel1: G.Campbell, Lallaihin, J.Ice, V.Long, a.Reppart, B.Bice D.s1ado3e, B.Mazerosk1, A.We1sh Fleagane, P.Hennen, G Stamm, H Waller, Mr Banker. Third Egg: J.Simpson R.Steer T. J D J.Sommervllle, R.Laughlin. The Hi-Y is a high school Christian Organization affiliated with the Y. M. C. A. It's purpose is nTo create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian Character.N H1-I Offgcggg President Dick Meadows Vice President Fred Bice Secretary George Kelley :Meadows J.cessna, G.iucas, E.io1lar, G.Kelley, M.Bertz, J.car1ton, T.Mlzer,J.C11fford, Treasurer Joel Hanna Chaplain Neil Campbell Sponsor Mr. Lanker biil ps, -25? 'L' 'f QR A Our good blade carves the casques of men, Q- J Our tough lance thrusteth sure, Nxg f Our str ngth is as the strength of ten, XX 4' Because our heart is pure. 55 senior band i E . - fx!! First Egg: D.Cologie K.Harris, E.Myers, Y.Bryan N.Kreidler, C.Cope. Second Egg: J.McKee L.Maffeo, J.Reed, B.Eeed, D.Hendershott J.Parlett, J.Warrington, P.Mattern, W.Thompson, J.Sommerville, M.Lundquist, D.Nelms, B.Eogers, K.Rider, L.Mizer V.Sm1th. Third Egg: Mr. G1llasp1e, M.Hawthorne, S.Harris, J.Merryman, S.Parlett, M.Thompson M.McKillop E,Thornton, G.Willis, J.Porter, J.Cessna, C.Dreyer, J.Reppart R.Laughlln,J.Cope,C.feeser G.Tabacchi, D.Truskey, M.Gross, P.McCullough J.Trushel R.O'Eradovich, J,Morr1s B.Lenno. 7 3 FQl1I'th Rgw: N.Long, T.Smith, J,Coulson, M.Mai1e1-nee, C.Eeppart, G.s1:amm,R.Reppa1-5,E,we1Sh, H,Corban, P.Hopk1ns, M.Melch1ori, B.Lowe, G.Campbell, E.Brown, M.Henry. The Cadiz High School Band consisting of sixty members, under the direction of Mr. Gillaspie, has finished a very successful season. The Band should be congratulated on the fine job it did entertaining the fans at the half time of our football games. They have also marched in many parades, and held their annual concert on April 9. The Band Mothers Club has a lot to be proud of also. They have worked hard in making money for the Band and giving them a successful banquet on February 15. The Band will lose by graduation this year: Janet Merryman, Eleanor Brown, Joan Coulson, Kay Harris, Elaine Thornton, Marian Thompson, and Darlene Hendershott. 56 iunior band First Rowx T.McDevitt E.Jenkins. Second Row: Mr. Gillaspie, B.Thompson, P.Mattern D.R1der, V.Smith, K.Rlder J.Trushel H.O'Bradovich S Thompson, J Swann C Thaxton. Third Row: C.Leeser, G.W1llis, D.Stelb1e, B.Steer, f.Hopkins, J.S1evin, f.Gi1laspie, J.Cope, D.Saxton. The Junior Band members have worked hard this year to make ready players to take the place of the members the Senior Band will lose. Each member has the hope that he or she will be one of the few to be chosen to play in the Senior Band. The Beginners Band will be the Cadiz High School Band of tomorrow. This band consists of girls and boys from the elementary school. They work hard and long because they know that they will be rewarded with the privilege of being a member of the Senior Band. First ggws J.Thompson, D.Nelms, M.Grove, J.Nicho1s J.McDowell, A.Black, A.Cope N.Houze M.M1111ken, M.Covert D.Cessna,,M.Mason, 3.E11is, T.Bennett, C.B1and. Second ggwz M.6rove, M.Wa1ker, S.Gill M.Rogers, K.Long, D.Pettay J.Keesey M.Huntsman M.Jenkins L.G111asp1e M.Mi11iken J.Jones, P.Davis. Third ggws L.Blgger, S.Delloma, K.Greer, f.Nabb G.Corban, M.McKi1lop, T.Young, L.Thompson, C.Mason, R.Hennen, C.Selway, J.Dunlap, M.Hanson. beginners band First Egg: S.Lee, M.Sterling, B.Wallace, M.Taylor, M.Ma1lernee, N.Davis, N.Reed, B.Hare D.Luther. Qecond 593: C.Barkhurst, D.Nelms, M.Lyon L.New, E.Manbeck, M.McKillop, E.Thornton, J.Busby, B. Davis Mrs. McK1llop. iglgg gggs G.Stamm, G.Lucas, J.Cessna, M.Evans, D.Byers, G.Kelley, C.Harris, J.Sommerv1lle, D.Cope, B.Lenno. The Chorus this year boasts 80 members. Many small groups have furnished music on different occasions from this organization. For the Christmas P. T. A. program, the entire chorus joined in singing, uToday There is Ringingu and the HHalleluJah Chorus.U On April 29 and 30 the chorus presented the annual operetta, nGolden Butter- fly,U by Charlesa George? and Johann Strauss. It was interestlng with an intri 1 1 t gu ng p o an beauti ul music. The chorus is under the most able direction of Mrs. Ruth McKillop. 21353 395: M.Mason, E.Sickle, J.Greer, D.Cline, J.Stewart, K.Porter, S.Ralston, J.R1chey, H.Mattern S.Reppart, S.Kenisell, M Dewalt E Coffield J Jo e A - . . . n s .Strother. Second Row: G.Davis, 6.Trusky, V.Hython M.Me1chiori, 6.Mehollin, f.Maffeo,,G.George, B.Lowe, M.Gross, K.Sharp, D.Hennen, P.Gavorc1k, B.George, M.McIntire R.Mattern, P.Terry, S.Jackson,M.Reed. TQLQQ Egg: M.Myers, J.Reppart, J.Landefeld, D.Cologfe, H.Waller, J.Ice, T.Skinner, J.F1eagane, H.Corban R.T1mmons, T.Lyon, R.Laughlin, R.Lis1e, H.Rogers, E.Becker E .Tum-nton, Mrs .McKillop. ' ,f ki I 4 , . , :E 1421! 1- , f is K 'T , nf f 4',?aR ' X J 'es--,.-'u T f all 'll,ff? 1 'a-:si c'21'323gi9 .3 ' f f wwf' Aflf QV fag' 58 boys chorus First Bog: C.Adams, D.Henwood B.Barricklow, T.Bennett, D.Cessna, D.Saxton, T.Hesford, D.Ste1ble, D.Rider J.Ellis, J.Keesey, T.Young, R.Bland, C.Mason. Second Egg: D.Brokaw, J.Cope, G.Willis, C.Sladoje B.Steer, D.Barker K.We1sh, L.Nabb, D.Jimison,K.McCullough, B.Keesey, B.Dickinson, C.Colteryahn, L.Gillasple, Mrs. McKillop. Third Egg: J.Reppart, B.Landefeld, B.Lenno R.Laughl1n G.Stamm, R.Timmons H,Corban D.Byers, J.Sommerv1lle, J.Cessna, H.Waller, k.Sharpe, G.Campbell, H.Rogers. Absent: G.kelley. The Choir consists of twenty-two selected voices from the sixth grade, six from Junior High, and twelve from Senior High Choir. This group furnished the music for the Union Thanksgiving Service and for the Hi-Y Christmas Service at the school. It is the first all male choir in many years. It rehearsed outside school hours, usually at noons. SENIOR GIRLS SEXTETTE The sextette has made many success- ful appearances this winter. The most outstanding was a convention at Steuben- ville where they furnished the back- ground music for a Patriotic Pageant, presented by the Business and Profes- sional Women's Club of Cadiz. Other ap- pearances include the P. T. A., Legion Auxiliary, and the Women's Club. In this sextette are: Betty Davis Dorothy Luther Carol Barkhurst, Elaine Thornton, Janet Busby, and Barbara Hare. THE CHORALIERS The Choraliers have sung at the St. James A. M. E. Church Mclntire Church, Schaeffer's Chapel, Simpson Church, the Quin Chapel of Steubenville and in the Sophomore Assembly. The girls' names in this sextette are: Marjory Gross, Patricia Terry, Shirley Jackson Virginia Hython, Mary Reed. and Ann Strother. nh 15 A 'W rw 0 palrdl Z first gow: D.Shaw, C.Dreyer, B.Cramb1ett J.Barker B.Landefeld, D.Mi111ken J.Ice. Qegond Row: B.Kirkland, R.McBride, R.Steer, B.Decker, 5.Francis, T.Skinner, B.Lgugh11n, Mr, Roth, we are the boys of the Safety Patrol, who keep the traffic under control. In all kinds of weather, sunshine or rain No one ever hears us complain. , But with a smile, the youth we greet As we help them cross old Market Street. first Row: G.Frizzell, G.Moreland, J.Hanna gecond Row: J.Francis, J.Cessna, V.Long, K.Reppart. Advisor: Mr. Fernandez. we are the boys who run the projectors For our teachers and instructors. we give up our study halls and free time at noon To show a movie to any class or in any room. 3 54 EVE 1' I Q f .4' N 2 . Z X If X N f' X ff, 60 f x 1' fx WWW X fe W ' I 9 1491 pg .r L ,X IW , muy if M , QQ: f 2 Z1 - I , 1?56Wf-... V 1 A yflfi-7:31 llfffalluxsifx so U I fill' ,0l. hh x X: Im D ' llll IIIII ll! I UH, -xnxx ,Ill XD vt 0 ffl' 'xxx Hr 11f'Q Ill 'II ll w f I ' IH' Hp :W A I X lllliltlllll' X 3 9 I 11' I ws 5 x W I'1 'IIE' QS ' s J l l'1:'4 K ' 1 I A S X full : I m 1, 1, ll I s- X x - X I X M H Z I Ilan' N 1 5 , 'E S lx! N w Z' IIA 1 I Z 'ffl ,,-- Y flu ' 3 X 'gl In- Q Q. -- O Mx! L 9 - X M l i'oE'r 61 RESERVE Jean Stewart Marlene Rodich Sandra Ralston Kay Porter JUNIOR HIGH Peggy Lee Kay Rider Mar Lou Jenkins Y Libby Mizer Judy Pugh qs eerleclclers VARSITY Phoebe Barricklow Christian Post Gloria George Nancy Davis Denise Mizer If C x 5? Nga' egg, 3 5 It U ' ,K I if y ix 'gm Q .9 5 62 ., 5,4-P 2 1 D ,X .JK 1 I 5 T 'Y ' Z 9 23153 Egg: G.Kelley, D.Emert, C.Jones, J.Davia, K.Strother, B.R1chards, E.Kollar, J.Bass, M.Bertz, G.Sawko C.Harris. Second gow: Mr. Heffelfinger, g.gucgs, DiMEadows6 J.S1mpson, F.Bice, D.Madison, M.Blanchard, J Madison, ar en . . ong .Kirkland Mr. Roush. Thigg Rgw: D.M1111ken 15.z1tk B.McCue,,M.Blanchard T.Mizer, H.Cunningham, B.Mazeroski, J.Carlton, O, P.Hennen, B.Luther, T.Brown. The Cadiz Cardinals of 1953 was a Udream come truen team. They went from ten losses in 1952 to seven wins and two ties in 1953. A great deal of credit is due the boys and coaches. Hard work and determination helped bring about their successful season. They won the crowns of both the leagues they were in, the Eastern Ohio Athletic League and the Eastern Central Ohi Ath o letic League. This was an honor well worth working for. As quoted by many of the district coaches, nThe EOAL League was the toughest league in the Ohio Va11ey.H Much credit is due to the Seniors of this squad for there were seventeen of them on the team. The Seniors placed at least eight men on offense and eight to ten on defense at all times during the season. The 1953 season was the second undefeated one Cadiz has ever had in foot- ball. The other undefeated team was the 1951 squad with an eight win one tie record. 63 Qeaanainasniszs Malcolm Blanchard Tackle Don Emert Tackle George Sawko Tackle Fred Bice Tackle Dick Meadows Guard Ed Kollar Co-Captain Guard Jim Madison Guard Joel Bass Guard Jack Davia End Charles Harris End Leonard Cologie End Mike Bertz End Jack Harden Half George Kelley Half Charles Jones Half Joe Strother Co-Captain Half Bob Richards Quarter Managers Bob Kirkland Buster Long Gene Lucas Gary Frizzell 1213 Fgotball Schegulg Bridgeport 13 Cadiz 39 Jefferson Union 19 Cadiz 19 Carrolton O Cadiz 20 Barnesville 19 Cadiz 21 Uhrichsville lk Cadiz 25 Dillonvale 20 Cadiz 31 Dennison 7 Cadiz 57 Mt. Pleasant 6 Cadiz 33 Adena -2 Cadiz -2 Total Points IOH 252 The members of the 1953 team also placed well on the All Leagues and the Valley All Star Team. EQL .Q.LE A Madison Madison Blanchard Blanchard Davia Davia Strother Strother Richards Richards Kollar 64 basketball Firgt Rgw: J.S1mpson, J.Harden, K.Strother, T.Brown G.Campbel1. Second Rgg: G.Lucas, B.Mazeroski, B.R1chards, J.Madison, C.Harris Firgt Rgw: S.Lucas, A.Ramsey, M.B1anchard, C.Dreyer, T.Lal1ath1n. Qecggg Rgw: P.Hennen, H.Corban, B.Burger, R.Reppart, J.F1eagane. . ' k a L , , I i 0 I Qi M oharles Harris Jerry Simpson E 1 I , I5 ' ?H, IEE Ben Mazeroski Arfh , ,, Jack Hard obert Richards, Cap't uf Keith Strother George Campbell Gene Lucas 66 Dave Madison ,f CADIZ CARDINAL HIGHLIGHTS The Cardinals opened their 1953-5h season at Mt. Pleasant. The Cardinals picked up their first win of this outing. Later in the season the Mounties traveled to Cadiz only to be defeated again. The record for the Cardinals and Mounties since 1931 is nine wins for Cadiz, three for Mt. Pleasant. The team that proved the biggest headache for the Cardinals in the ECOL League was Uhrichsville. In their first class of the season only three points made the difference to give the Cardinals a win. In this record meeting the difference was seven points in favor of the Tigers. when the Panthers of Scio came to Cadiz they put their nine year winning streak over ghehCard1nals on the court. The Cardinals broke the Jinx by winning in a very close one 1' 90 When the Red Birds traveled to the home of the Red Devils of St. Clairsville, they were taking a record of 15 previous years of wins to six losses with them. In another hotly contested game the Cardinals came out on top to make their record for the season five wins to no losses. The battles with our arch rivals, the Golden Wave of Adena, produced two wins this season. The all time record for these two schools places Cadiz on top with 35 wins to 24 for Adena. The Cardinals had their first winning season over the Railroaders of Dennison since the l9k4-M5 clashes with Dennison. The Shamrocks of Barnesville took top honors at Cadiz as well as on their own courts this season. In the first clash the strong Class A school and Cadiz played a heart breaker on the Cardinal's home court. Final score Barnesville 53, Cadiz 52. Of their no meetings on the hard wood since 1931 Cadiz holds the record of 25 wins to 15 losses. The Cadiz fans that saw Cadiz and Wlntersville clash agree that Gene Lucas was the only boy that held their big nfull backu to a Uno yards gained game.n By the way, Cadiz won the game 67-58. After defeating Dennison for the second time, the Cardinals had two ECOL League teams to play to assure the Cardinals a tie, if not the championship. Newcomerstown was the first of the two teams that fell before the Red Birds. Next came the greatly improved Carrollton Warriors. In a very close battle the Cardinals presented the home town folks with another win. The Cadiz squad finished its season by traveling to Bridgeport. The speed of the Bridgeport team was just too much for the Cardinals who have been used to playing on a small ncracker boxn of a floor. The Cardinals share a Co-Championship of the ECOL League with the Uhrichsville Tigers. This is the first time in the history of the school that Cadiz has ever shared any part of this basketball honor. The five departing Seniors of the team: Lucas, Strother, Harris, Harden, and Richards, wish Mr. Roush and his team all the luck next season and hope that they will again have a championship team. The Cadiz squad had a very good regular season of 15 wins and 5 losses. This does not include the tournament scoring records. This is the first year that the Cardinals have had a winning season since the 19H3-HH triumphs, when the squad won 18 while losing M. The.Cardinal floormen also set a new school scoring, record this season of 1133 points The previous record of 1019 points was scored in the M6-H7 tussels. 67 1953-QE Basketball Schedule Mt. Pleasant ?9 Cadiz Carrollton 53 Cadiz Uhrichsville 56 Cadiz S010 H9 Cadiz St. Clairsville 52 Cadiz Adena H3 Cadiz Mt. Pleasant 36 Cadiz Barnesville 53 Cadiz Shadyside 72 Cadiz Dennison H5 Cadiz Newcomerstown 38 Cadiz Jefferson Union no Cadiz Wintersville 58 Cadiz Adena H9 Cadiz Uhrichsville 58 Cadiz Barnesville 53 Cadiz Dennison 52 Cadiz Newcomerstown 35 Cadiz Carrollton 62 Cadiz Bridgeport 66 Cadiz Tournament Sectional, St. Clairsville Freeport 59 Cadiz 45 QUEEN: Janet Merryman, Senior ATTENDANTS: Joan Coulson Sr.g Kay Harris, Sr., Jackie Mattern, Jr.g Janet Rogers, Jr ESCORTS: Don Cope, Mike fvans, George Kelley, Neil Campbell, Don Sladoje. 68 RETURNING LETTERMEN 23355 Bggs R.Richards C.Jones G.Ke11ey E.Ko1lar J.Ba M.B t e o d BQ!! Mr Heffelfinger, i.B1anchara, T.M1zer: B.Mai2foskiir Z. J.carIton, J.MQd1son. TENTATIVE TRACK M ETS St. Clairsville Mingo Toronto Uhrichsville Newcomerstown Wheeling Invitational Martins Ferry Invitational Toronto Invitational Muskingum Relays Dennison Invitational Wheeling Intellingencer Invitational 69 girls basketball r f e ' - - cl 'ff ' f -QS? ,,-'Y 'J' 21355 Qgwz D.Mizer, B.Reed T.Croskey, M.Mallernee, S.Campbell, H.Sta1ter, J.Morris, J.Coulson, M,Wehrs. Second Qgwz D.Luther, A.Sterling, S.Robinson, J.Lee, J,McConnell, E.Kalin1ch, E.Brown, B.George, H.Thompson, Miss Sheibler. This season was the first time in over twenty years that our school has been represented by a girls' basketball team, Miss Sheibler coached them to the best of her ability, although they ended on the short end of the score in both of their contests. However, the girls didn't lose any enthusiasm. They had a nice following, a factor which proves a few folks still enjoy girls' basketball. The members of the team were chosen from the Physical Education classes. Susan Campbell and Helen Stalter were co-captains. x h l ' l A w A 3 lef uJHii5.4v s ,'.V . ,,-X 'T 4. .4 W' L -g r pi 'sq 55 in 70 ELE L -!',Zlf- KW! E 'rik Y INTRODUCING TILE. ELMTARX QQHOOL Last September one hundred and nine pupils entered the doors of Cadiz Central School for the first time, thus beginning the great adventure of American childhood. nI'm going to Schoolln the child says proudly. Each child is different. He comes from a different home, different parents , and has different experiences and background. He has good and bad charac- ter traits, personal habits, and mental attitudes. In the elementary school the child learns the tool subjects known in the ngood old daysn as Readin', writin', and 'Rithmetic. In the early days when America was predominately rural in population, no other subjects were needed and the child was taught other valuable lessons at home. Today our living habits and customs have changed completely and the schools have changed, too. The three R's have become the six R's for now the child is taught Responsibilities, Rights, and Relationships. This is necessary because the home in most instances no longer takes the time to teach these virtues. Many agencies such as moving pictures, radio, and television, compete with the school for the ch1ld's attention and interest The school must meet this challenge by changing its methods and procedures as it finds better ways to interest the child and stimulate his thinking. AThe elementary school has great influence upon the child for here is laid the foundation of all future learning. Here he learns discipline, good habits of study, and respect for the rights of others. In the elementary school children soon realize that everyone does not learn equally well. Some learn their lessons faster and remember them longer than others. There is, however, one lesson all can learn and it is one of the essentials--Good Citizenship. Only as the schools teach and the children learn this lesson do we preserve our Democracy and Freedom. flw'z 6'?r-'5- , Q 1 L, C.Mason, J.Keesey, er P.Reed, E.Sick1e, R.Rotkoski. Secogd Egg: M.Rogers, D.Jimison, L.Dun1ap f.Gi11asp1e, P.0'Bradovich M.Mi11iken, J.Jones, L.Norquest, J.Whee1er, C.Ma1eyrick, M.Milliken C.Mattern, f.Nabb, Miss Philpott. Thggd 393: E.Jenkins C.Wal1er, K.Long, B.PetEay, D.Steib1e, D.Saxton, W.Ne1son K McCullough D.R1der, f.Kowdski, G.McCrea. Absent: E.Madison, M.Rogers. , . , Elggg Bgy: R.B1and, B.Barr1ck1ow, C.Adams, E,Cope C.Green, B.Cope, S.De11oma, L,B1gger, G.Banks, E.Cope, T.Bennett, D.Henwood. Sggggg Egg: R.Hython D.Jackson, R.Banks, F.Dunlap, E.wo1fe, M.Covert, J. Garno, N.Houze, J.Dun1ap, D.frokaw, w.Dickinson, C.Hesford, Mrs. Jennings. Thlgg Row: E.Go1sby, D.Gross M.Hanson, K.Barker, B.Berhard, R.Barnhart, J.E11is, L.Gi11asp1e, D.Cessna, A.5arter, C,Co1teryahn, G.B1anchard. 5 V T - .ln .qs R A f xggb Aff 1 QLVZZM - 3 1 s 'fi' 73 5 L s ' i rs FN r'S 55 21353 Egg: J.McDowe11, S.Mizer, R.McIntire, S.McMasters, C.Leigh, R. McInt1re, F.Wheeler, B.Mason, C.Lyon, H.Wo1fe, D.Reese, S.R1chey. Sgcogg gggz S.Smith, J.Sk1nner, C.Barnes, L.Simmons, M.Laughl1n N.Wa11s, D.Wolfe, J.Vanels, P.Go1sby, A,Maxwell, G.Wh1te, F.Swann Mrs. Harrah. iglgg Egg: B.Ri1ey, S.B1anchard, L.Lyon N.Schaeffer, B.Lee, M.McKi1iop, E.Hopkins, B.Wood, F,Lyon, D.Shaw, R.Banks, Abgegf: D.Maffeo, J.McInroy, N.Lucas. Figst gggz L.Cologie, R.Barr1ck1ow B.B1ake J.McDowe11, A.B1ack, B.Hython,P.Carrothers M.Grove, T.Huntsman F.Hython, R.Biake, J.Dlckenson. Qggggg gg!! H.Jackson, G Beale M.Kug1er, J.Bryan, 6.Freeman, B.Dun1ap S.Shaw V.Fulton J.Fow1er B.Hawk, F Jones J.Landefe1d Miss Paulson. ghggg ggg: 5.G111, i.Dodd R frooks E ferry D Johnson D.Jones, C.6ross, M.Banks, M.Dewalt, M.Grove, F.Hanning: C.Leigh,.E.Couitrgp, R Hennen ggggggz M.Burger. ' 1 f J 1 f W . 1 f'ig..1,,Q,,,g- 1 , ' I7 5? Wi X I, X' ' I 1 V 'fj XQ ing Q L? ,xff -'K' P 7U glfx i F! 21355 Egg: J.Barcroft, F.Ledfors J.Nicho1s D.Selway N Strother J R hhi D M R.Mason, J.Reed, G.Post, J.Trushg1. Qggggg Egg: B.Kee5ey S.Johns5n 'W?3ohn5oA unson, D.ThomaS, G-LY0Hi C.Sharpe, K.Krankovich J.Wi11iams, M.feeser L.S1ck1e, Mrs.,Dun1ap EQLLQ BQ!! M-L15 9 L.Shaw P-waskoa B-Saurmv R-Berry, V.Moswei1 J.Rutkoski C Nelms . E.Orr, C.Pincola. Absent: R.Sutton, L,Riley, K.Steer. , ' ' ' First 393: N.Carter, E.Banks, M.Househo1der, L.Chr1st1an, C.Cope J.Fleagane,R.worre11 J.Heane1yn R.Barnhart, T.Campbe11, K.Wease A.Cope1and. Second Egg: C.Harrah,D.Brooks S.Nelson, A.Whee1er, L.Haney J.Steible, J.6overt, E.B1anchard R.Barnhart M.Whitehea T.Berry, Miss Lawlis. Third igy: B.Barcroft, B.Hesford, J.Dowdie, G.Busby,f.Hojnock1, J,Gammeter, P.Ayers. Absent: B.Frizzel1, R.Heffe1finger, D.Ficks. Ha Qe5mf'W5 9 4 ,QQ 'HG' 'IJ '-. Q D 1' . A ,,-N K f4WEMWv 1 Tr n'f'df,, Iff iffjnyflf ,L rf vlki!',1!5' If -.w,u 1 .,1, 711,11 H x f' 1 ! :1'4C', X , ,iwsfgf 'NTPQFQI 5 !'y WI . ly, xvif f QQ., 75 Q nga ', ihiwd grade FQ Firgt R w: B.D1ckinson S.Burger, J.Kovoc1k, L.Carothers, J.Jones, T.Grove, M.Carson, -2. H f d J Lon N Cgnrad J Barker Secogg Row' B Bowman, S Keesey L.Wheeler, J. es or , . g . , . . . . . S.Be1ser, J,Heffeifinger, B.G1over, C.Brewer R.Jenk1ns J.Walker, M.krankov1ch, M Cope Mrs Bullock. Third Row: S.Gooding, 6.HoneyE E.B1ake, T.Huntsman, B.Henson, B:Ho11iday, C.Gross, L.Barnhart, P.F1eagane, S.Cou1 rap, S.Berry. Fgggt Rgw: B.Seeds J.O'Ne11 T.Howes P.Ronshe1m, B.Sab1e, L.Mattern, B.Newcomer, ' k R.Whit D.Norquest, L.Bussier G.Van5amp, J.Richey, N.Lyon. Qgcogd Bgg. J.Wa1 er, e, R.Rockwell, S.Miche1li H.Waszi1, J.Tubough, J.Ri1ey, B.Freeburn, J.Schaeffer Mrs. Roth. Thlgg Egg: 6.White, N.Michae1s, A.Waszi1, P.Thomas, B.Weaver, R.Mc61cker F.Ma1eyrick, S.Carter, Y.Whee1er, R.McInroy, C.Wenner. Abgent: T.Robinson. 11E, Xtra gf? :rug ,ef J, Ww l1'g 76 5 E i . N4 grade .W Fgrst gggz A.Crothers, S.Mi11iken, C.Howell C.McMasters, G.Mosser, B.Morgan L.Kidder, N.Hanning C.Jones R.Maxwe11, R.Meredith, i.Wolfe. Secong Bgy: R.McIntyre i.Morris, R.Brown, 5.Ne1ms, 5.Carnes, P.McVicker, C.Long, A.Golsby, R.Heavl1n, J.MasEers, M.Lyon, Mrs. Hedges. Abgent: K.Eve, J.Keesey, C.Maffeo. 91153 393: B.S1evin, M.Young, B.Walls M.Perry G.wease, C.Weaver J.Retzer T.Strother, .Steenard, J.Va1e, N.Rutkoski, V.Smifh, V.SaxEon. Second gggz C.gharpe, L,21mmerman L.Roberts, L.Shaw, C.Wa11ace, D.Staten, G.Reed, S.Stevens, B.Wood S.Orr T.T ak B.5 ith N.Sutton, B.Reese, Mrs. Riley. Abgegt: G.T1lkey. 9 9 or 9 m 1 VW . 1 3 j 2 ggi? F A .J ' ,' 'R u I KN x gf ,. g- ' Q? . X gg- fig. ' xewigtif N .' U M X n X N K ax X 1 7 77 ! V21 -E Eg? 'f U fr or g ' J ' r W second new 21353 Egg: L.Banks, E.Carter, J.Campbe1l S.Gil1 G Finnical J Fowler D Frizz 11 g.gennetti J.Davis, L.Cessna, K.Brooks, 6.Benson: Second Row: S.Co1eman, 5.Edmogds: B.Gampbe1 , C.Busby, L.Bryon, G.B1and, A.Geanangel C.Cook, P.Dunlap, A.G11lesp1e, . ill, P.Dewalt, G.Brokaw, Mrs. Henry. Agggggz J.A.Campbe11, G.Groscope. Figgt Qggz C.Sable K.Zimmerman A.C11ne, B.Steib1e C.Wilson, A.Mason, C.Sprowl, B.warrington, J.Rofkoski, M.Stafen, D.Vole. Second Egg: M.Stewart, K.Tolbatt Trotter, B.Hixson, D.Thompson, D.West, B.West, S.Zimmerman, J.Rockwe1l, C.fanks, warrell. Third Egg: S.Becker, J.Wood, G.Woos1ey, C.Wood, D.Woodr1ng T.Simpson, Snyder, P.Rogers, B.Davis, C.De1loma, Mrs. Fleming. Abgegt: J.So1on1nka, D.Warren, .Thompson. S J. B S f E IH V , Q I ,. 15, if -Fda.: U' ' 4 ' , S fy grade 78 grade First Row: S.Ledfors, L.Holland, C.Howes, B.Lucas, I.Hython, J.M1tche11, D.Mi11er, W.Patrick, A.Mason, B.Hilligas, G.Munson, D.Pugh. Second ggy: B.Yoho, T.McAfee G.Harris C.Patton L.Kowa1ski, R.N1cho1s, C.Norquest, J.Kibb1e, N.Maxwe11, C.Qenry, R.Johnson G.Moo1-e' Mrs. snode. Thigd Row: E.Da.nd1-idge, L.Matt-ern, K.Le1gn B.H1xson, R.Krankov1ch, B.Goidsby, R.Jones, M.Lyon, W.Robinson, S.Reed, F.Jones, D.Llming. Flrgt Row: R.Find1ing, L.Allen, M.Christ1an, L.Crawford, E.Banks. Second Row: A.Bobot, B.Carson, L,Murral, R.Beetham, W.Dun1ap, V.Johnson, T.Conrad, L.Dunlap, R Edwards, M.Kickerson, J.Ferguson, B.Brown. Third Row: G.G1bson, P.McV1cker, Nl N L L P XI!! CD :Cope J.Berl1n, G.Beiser, J.Kirk1and, V.Campbe1l, L.Blanchard P.Dunfee, Barnnart, A.Edwards, Mrs. Osburn. Absent: D.Barker, D.Clark, 6.Brewer, Chittendon, D.Heavner, N.Co1eman, A.Christian. Z- A 3: L A GDM 'S X 1, X X 1' - S Li:'- A X',xi-:'? - , N ig-1, -f X '79 Mr. and Mrs. Archie Barker Mr. and Mrs. Walter Myers Campbel1's Market Co-operative Company Western Auto Mikesell's Central Market Corbans United Department Store Mr. and Mrs. Paul Reed Welfare Finance Corporation Johnston's Optometrist Fogle's Grocery Jones Sisters C. J. Speer and Son Ohio Machinery Company Hanna Coal Company Division of Pittsburgh Consolidated Coal Company Barker's Service Station Standard Oil Company R. E. Walker and Son Jim's Tire Service The W. F. Gammeter Company Allen W. Scott Desoto and Plymouth Howard Hennen Cadiz Motor Ed Sinclair Farm Store Thomalinson and Hanson Ham-1y's some station Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Boone Le-Glo Beauty Salon Wo1f's Hardware Quality Cleaners Luther F. Jones Company Johnny's Sunoco Service Kirkland's Sinclair Station Long's Lumber Yard, Inc. Long Motors, Inc. Dick and Jack's Sohio Brokaw and 0'Neil Mobile Station Cadiz Tire Sales and Service B. and B. Motor Cadiz Appliance Sales F. T. Meadows Dunfee's Service Station Steven's Tire Service Taylor's Chevrolet Sales Rothel's Tractor Service Cadiz Auto Wrecking Community Market Cadiz News Agency Ellis Florist Brook's Jewelry Adam's Radio and Appliance Ruby Dickerson Kauffmans Wheeling Voshall Studio Mr. and Mrs. Marko Kalinich Builder Supply Corner Grill F1ck's Furniture Company Maurice Leeser Cadiz Hardware Don Chamber Mr, and Mrs. Fred Davls EPILOGUE In closing, the Senior Class of '51+' wishes to thank our sponsors and all those persons who have made this Annual possible. Thank you all I This book printed by Velvatone, a special process of lithographi 80 printing. Sole producers: Wm. J. Keller Inc., Buffalo, N. Y. 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