THE 1956 SPANIARD STAFF COME OIN IN 387111 OUR SCHOOL INVITES YOU TO ll i 5 l AND SEE Q..-.. 1 ,.n..,....... fi- 1 1 K :--z . 1 M 1,7 2 ' , Ei.-E 'rn f -5 f 2123 ' 1 v -? . 5. G I ' , 25 V 4 5-' I 5- 1 Q L' 5 T df Z X .L fn., YIU, wfx Dedlcatlon Awfunuq. in F33 We the Semors of 1956 wlsh to Dedxcate our Annual to Mrs Lana Wllkmson and her forty years of faxthful servlce at Cachz School X X l f-as Z Q Q Principal 'WW Qin.-v Our prmclpal Mr Jesse W Ewmg LS a graduate L' Hanover College and recelved hls Masters Deoree from Indxana Un1vers1ty H 15 orgmally from Leavenworth Inchana Mr Ewmv 15 marrxed and has three chxld ren Janet Judy and Davxd As1de from hms many duues as prmclpal Mr Ewxng served as Semor sponsor thms year 2 Q o I ff 'K 3 - 1 .. S N at P f Q ' , . . D . e , . e O Q ! 9 7 ' , . Q Q Benjamin Loveall B. M. B.M. Ed. Jordan College of Music Butler University Harold Edwardson B.S. State Teachers College Purdue University Dorothy Worland B S Indiana State Teachers College Indiana University Ball State Teachers College Butler University Ina Mae Jarrett B S Ball State Teachers College Muncie Indiana Rex Lewis B A Indiana Central Ball State Teachers College Indiana University Mary Adams Smith B A College of Wooster Ohio M A Columbia University George Dietrich B S Ball State Teachers College Purdue University 4 Jf X f'EI'L'I' SENICRS Q Q A' xr W11l1am Caldwell Basketball 3 4 Annual Staff 4 FFA Z Stu ent Manager 1 Z 3 4 H 4 Class Offlcer 3 4 Student Manager l Larry Cole B seballl Z 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Student Councll l 3 Class Ofucer 4 Track 1 Z Play 3 4 Jane Coon Joan Coon Chorus Ma ore e 4 H l Annua Chorus 1 ajorette 1 Play ta 1 4 P an nual Statf 4 4 H1 - 4 Q - a - - - 1 - - - : 3-43 d - - - 5 4- Z-3- 3 A - 3 ZL3-45 Chorus 1-43 ,Play Z-3-43 Chorus 4. l Y y WN, 1-23 tt lg - g . l -Zg M A 3 3-4g An- S f' 'g l 1' 3-45 ' 5 - . 6 df Donna Farmer Chorus l Z 3 Off1ce Staff 4 Majorette Z 3 Annual Staff 4 Play 3 Maurlce Jones Basketballl Z 3 4 Baseball! 2 3 Annual Staff 4 Offlce Staff 4 FFA l Z 4 Play3 Ronnxe Grlfun A123 Bas etballl 234 n nual Staff 4 Class Offlcer 1 Z 3 4 Chorus 4 Play 3 4 Baseball 4 Track Melvxn Phelps F A12 34 Chorus34 Play34 Basketballl 2 3 Baseballl Annual Staff 4 , yr, ., if 1 f - - ' g ' FF - - -43 k - - - g A - - Q 1 -4- 2 ' - - - s N X l J - - - 5 - - -45 F - - - I ' Z ' 3 3- g -45. , - - . , , 7 JX- Loretta Reno Glen Rlggs Chorus l 3 Play 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Basketballl Z 3 4 Baseball l 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Class Ofncer 4 FFA l 4 Track 1 Z Chorus Play .Tumor South Mary R11ey Basketballl Z 3 4 Baseball 1 Z 3 4 Chorus 1 Z 3 4 Class Offrcer 3 n Class Off1cer 4 Annual Staff 4 Play 3 4 nual Staff4 Majorette 3 Play 3 rack l Z FFA 1 Z 8 Y ,ly Z-3- Q l - g lg ' 3-4. - - - 9 ' 1 A - ' 5 l 1 ,- Q ' Q -4. T - 5 - -3-4. K Q Larry Stephens Ruth Taylor Basketballl Z 3 4 Baseball l 2 3 4 C orus 1 Z 3 Play 3 4 4 H Annual Staff 4 Class Offlcer 1 Z 3 Annual Staff 4 Student Counczl 1 Play 3 4 Track 1 2 4 H12 Chorus4 B111 Caldwell Presldent Glenn Rxggs V1ce Presxdent Ronald Grlffm Secretary Larry Cole Treasurer Junxor South Reporter Class Officers CLASS COLORS Royal Blue and New Gold CLASS FLOWER Kokomo Carnatlons CLASS MOTTO Today We Follow Tomorrow W Jesse W Ewmg, Sponsor 9 e Lead C Wa, 2 3 4 d M 4' , - - - g - - - Q h - - g - 5 - l - Z- 3 -4 xy VOTE for JDM P UNDERCLA Q Q fff' ,V MQW: MILDRED ABRELL CHESTER BALLENGER BEA ANN COLLIER MIKE KISSANE DIXIE MARTIN CHARLES MYERS DON POPPLEWELI.. MARK SUMMERS GARY UPCI-IURCI-I X Bmw f Qu- T Bu 2 ll K Q Q ophomore L NANC Y FANNIN SAUNDRA HAMMOND PATRICIA I-IANSON ELLEN HARRIS RITA HARRY RONALD I'-IERNDOIN DAVID JOHNSON HAZEL JUDGE DONNA REYNOLDS LINDA SHORTRIDGE LOTTIE SORRELL OVEDIA WHITAKER 12 ROGER CASH 517111, ww I7 I N I f ff! 1' ' -1 Q A I, T ' , HOWARD Lzwxs ... I I I . ' y, sv ' 'F Q Q Fre hmen BCB CALDWELL MURRAY COLLIER RONALD DICKERSON BETTY DUNCAN TERRY FORD JUNE GIBBONS WANDA GOSSAGE JAYNEEN HERNDON BILL KISSANE CONNIE MADDY DIANA MADlSON DORTHY MCLAIN DON MOORE EMOJEAIN MORRIS BOB MUTERSPAUGH MARLENE RIGGS IRENE SOUTH SAM SOUTHERLAND MARIE WILSON WINSTON YOUNGS SHERIE BOLINGE R -e-if PATRICIA BROWN 4- U 13 Q L'ff'.'Zf-'2 -,ls on pr 'Uh 'T' C1 43' fer , II ,. .0--A-f X F , an l c- df ELEMENTARY df Jf X., 'N .lf gyrl rn nv 5 Third Grade Kay LaBoyteaux, Ronald Harris, Alan Hart, Judith Ewing, Mary Whitaker, Donna Simms, Rebecca Casey. Debra Cronk, Sharon Lockridge, Mary Tyner, Stephen Ralston, David Upchurch, Robert McGinnis, Gay Ann Smalley, Carolyn Wisehart, Judith Mc Lain, Max Reece, Marilyn Cullison. Peggy Powell, Harold Farmer, Violet Roy, Leslie Ann Ray, Mich- ael House, Ronald Bright, Melody McGinn, Kermit Howell, Michael Thomas, David Borom, and Billy Lutterman. li' Fx Fourth Grade FIRST ROW Xiary Ann Stoner, Michael Weisheit, Linda Youngs, David Ruckel, 'xlarjorie Blevins, Susan Smith, Ruth Herndon, and Judy King. SECCND RCW Patricia Reynolds, Nyrene Riggs, Norma Davis, Claude Duncan, Xalerie Rice, Dale Kuhn, Charlotte Wells, and Doris Reece. BACR ROXN Janice Wisehart, Gerald Phelps, Harold Griffin, Jeanie McLain, Joyce Stephens, Diane Pring, Rodney Herndon, Anna Mae Bright, and Robert Farmer. I6 df 9 9 P- 'I' Fifth Grade BACK ROW: Varna Duncan, Wilson Riley, Mark Ballenger, Gayle Bowers, Beverly Martin, David Ewing. Carol Hart, Patricia Brown, Manford Harris, Fred Lutterman. SECOND ROW: Sharon Bright, l.arry Collier. Patricia Martin, Linda Riggs, Buddy But- ler, Richard Margison, Jack Howell, Gene Brown, Joyce Riggs. Judith Myers. Sharon Madison. ll IRSI' ROW: Daniel Hanson, Donald Wilson, Joan Morris, Gloria Riggs, l.ou Ann Hancock, l.enit.i Shortridge, Joan South, Danny Tyner, Shirley Powell, Wanda l.ewiS. eau i Z ixth Grade BACK RO W3 Kenneth Wilson. Roy D3Y'lS,BObbX'SU11th,DEHHX' Bowling. Marvin Dale Addison. Jan F. Wright, Tornrnv Phelps, Arnold Lutterman. Ralph Lamar Fellers, Martin C. Thomas, Robert W. Cullzson. SECOND ROW: D. I.. Buchanan, Teacher, Rose M. Kissane. Linda Mozell Southerland. Diana Hanson, Linda Judge, Ella Mae Powell. Evelyn L. Hammond,Judy K. Stephens, Marv Ellen Reno. Martha Stover. FIRST ROW: Rosalie Charlton, Janet Moore.B.1rbaraStover. MarilvnW:sehart, Judy .-Xnn Wiseheit, Tina Rae Cronk, Karen Ruth Farmer,Wi1letta Whittaker Niarcia E Boyer Kav' 'Xnn Roberts - ri in 5 df BACK ROW: ll Seventh Grade Richard Sweigart, Billy Griffin, Karen Atchison, Carol Matthews, Doug King, Elizabeth Thomas, Virginia Bowers, Judith Jones, Robert Kissane. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Mary Smith, Sponsor, Stephen McCormack, Morgan Cash, Bev- FIRST ROW: erly Hammond, Joseph Bowling, Dianna Hedrick, Mary Ruth Smalley, Sharon McLain, Gerald Judge. Rosalie Abrell, Marjorie Rutherford, Gary Boyer, Carol Ann Johnson, Janet Ewing, Kay Ballenger, Ivladeline Taylor. i I Eighth Grade BACK ROW: SECOND ROW1 FIRST ROW: Charles Baker, Sandra Sue Martin, Shirley Baker, Mary Jo Boram, Donald Brown, Robert Harris. H. M. Edwardson, Class Sponsor, Carolyn Sue Mclver, Carolyn Jones Fe rn Hedrick, Stephen Charlton, Ermon Morris, Wayne Craig, Melvin Hedrick. Nancy Riggs, Carolyn McKee, Barbara Cullison, Phyllis .-Xddison,Judy Reno. Thelma Riley, Sally Dickerson. JZ K Q SCHO0L as FEATURES ' V' 1-eg.:-Xgf Q Q Junior Class Play P Paw and hzs fam1ly Paw Belsn1ckle Maw Belsmckle Ceche Belsnlckle Bonme Mae Belsnxckle Juney Lou Belsmckle Four Belsmckle Flve Belsmckle S1x Belsmckle Obey Upschlager Chxz Upschlager Ronald Maxwell Lucy Maxwell The Reverend COUSID Zeke The Cousxns Dxrectors How bout me and a walk down love CAST B111 Caldwell Loretta Reno Joan Coon Donna Farmer Barbara Dxckerson Ruth Taylor Jane Coon Mary Rlely Larry Cole Larry Stephens Ronald Grlffm Mrs Rex Lewis Maurlee Jones Glenn Rlggs B111 Martm Junlor South Melvln Phelp Rex Lew1s Mrs Ruth Blunk you takmg rs lane , if 4' 1- Don t Shoot' Don t Shoot! How is your toe. Z0 df he hi W' ,JK gWyv,!1y SENIOR P LAY HDESPERATE AMBROSEH Ambrose Groves Larry Stephens Dan 1 Bert M1l1er Sher1ff Crandel Hoot Owl Pete Stlnkweed Nancy Martm Anne Ma rt1n Beth Mrs Sprool Lena Colored Ma1d Posle Judge Stage Dr1ver Guard Larry Cole Ronald Grlffln B111 Caldwell Glenn R1ggs Maur1ce Jones Mary R11ey Donna Farmer Joan Coon Ruth Taylor Jane Coon Loretta Reno Jun1or South Charles Myers Gary Upchurch Dlrector Jesse W Ewlng 'I Q df S fx We Class Prophecy A N X f lv 9958 ll' .73 E J M Mfrs Wh1le on vacat1on from my Job as stewardess for Trans World A1rl1nes I have been look m for my old classmates Agriculture Together they have planned a new farm b1ll I understand that they thlnk they should pay the farmer the h1ghest POSS1b1C prxces regardless LORETTA RENO and RUTH TAYLOR I found zn thexr own Cllmc 1n New Castle where I learned they were wldows Bemg amazed at tlus fact I 1nqu1red as to why I soon dlscovered thelr husbands both dled of append1c1t1s Loretta and Ruth were the ass1st1ng nurses JANE and JOAN COON I found ln Las Vegas Nevada They are now marrxed to twms who own thelr own gamblmg house and for Chr1stmas Jane and Joan recelved twm pmk Cad1llacs MELVIN PHELPS IS now manager of the worlds largest Standard Food Store It 1S located 1n New York C1ty Wh1le v1s1t1ng Melvln he told me he had two Cadlllacs A wh1te one for Sundays and a black one for through the week He IS also a professwnal bachelor After my stay ln New York I went back to work My flrst fhght took me to Paris France Here I found MARY RILEY marrled to GLENN RIGGS Mary's occupatlon IS ha1r stylmg for poodles Glenn IS Just s1tt1ng around admlrmg Mary s work so I suppose she IS supportmg h1m From Pans I flew to London England Here I found LARRY STEPHENS detectmg the detectxves of Scotland Yard He sald thls was only a pastxme as he has already made h1s mllllons After London my Job took me to Florxda Here I found LARRY COLE pxtchmg for h1s own baseball club I understand he IS also the manager and the f1nanc1er I learned from Larry that RONNIE GRIFFIN IS now ln Texas where he now has oxl wells by the hundreds on h1s 15 000 acre cattle ranch I was very dlsappomted at not gettmg to see Ronme as my next fl1ght took me xnstead to Cahforma Much to my surpr1se I found JUNIOR SOUTH managmg h1s own basketball team I later learned that the flrst f1ve were hxs sons He explamed that lt was cheaper that way he dxdn t have to pay them wages Next I went to Alaska where I found MAURICE JONES testmg equlpment for the army the mme he was 1n the hosp1tal bemg treated for Frost B1te It seems he forgot to put on h1s msulated shoes I returned to my home m Wlsconsm very satxsfxed ln my m1nd that our prmcxpal MR EWING had helped us all to ga1n these hlgh goals 1nl1fe DONNA FARMER 2.2 an g A W okuyin' I I , v X .- . :j lm . 2 ll f yy ' va s 'fq I' M xl at 1 . I T I N X Cl C , I 'gl l, L If I 4 . 5- I 5 Y , ' , f , W . g i The first I discovered was BILL CALDWELL. He is now Secretar to the Secretar of . . Y . y ' . . ' . . f . , als ' I , , ' ' . At Class WIII x fi 'Z' A K --,A 'Y 11 We the Seniors of Cadiz High School Class of 1956 being of sound minds and bodies hereby will the following qualities to our faculty and the students of our school I BILL CALDWELL do hereby will my muscles to Gary Upchurch and my curly hair Howard Lewis I JANE COON do hereby will my pleasing personality to Mark Summers Mark you have Loretta to thank for this GLENN RIGGS do hereby will my loud mufflers to the State POIICC before they take them anyhow JOAN COON do hereby will my ability to drive to school to Ovedla Whitaker She might get here that way I LARRY COLE do hereby will my ability to pitch to Jerry Oakley me and my giggles to Mr Ewing to use every morning he gets up on the wrong side of the bed I LARRY STEPHENS do hereby will rny ability to make Loretta mad to Mark Summers I MARY RILEY do hereby will my ability to get along with the boys to Sherie Bolinger and my ability to take care of the office to Dixie Martin I JUNIOR SOUTH do herebx will my height to Don Moore I DONNA FARMER do hereby will my walk to Gary Upchurch and my extra diamond to Wanda Gossage RONNIE GRIFFIN do herebv will my ability to get along with girls to Mike Kissane MAURICE JONES do hereby will my appendlx to someone who thinks they may need them I won t be using them for a while MELVIN PHELPS do hereby will my perfect record of attendance to Bea Ann Collier To MR LOVEALL and MRS WORLAND we leave quiet Study Halls To MR EWING goes an empty office To our school we leave a little more peace and quiet and to the JUNIORS we leave our ability to get out of classes and to the SOPHOMORES goes our ability to run the school And to the FRESHMEN goes our record for breaking rules of the school and our abil ity to lose class members 2.3 X E t .. 1 ' : .3 ov ,S I ' - 5, 1 0. J' . . , , I . , . , do . , ' , ' to I, , ' ' , Il I ' I - ' I U ' I I, LORETTA RENO, do hereby will Mark Summers to someone who will get rid of him for L y . . . . . . . I I, , . . V . I, , ' ' . df JUNIOR AND SENIOR TRIP The Junlor and Senlor trlp started Apr-11 19 1956 There were 11 Semors from the Sugar Creek Hxgh School that went w1th us The flrst day we tra veled through Ohlo and West V1rg1n1a and arrxved at Pmttsburgh Pennsylvama about 4 30 That mght we toured Plttsburgh and took a rzde on the 1nc11ne We started early the next mormng travehng on the Pennsylvama Turn pxke to Gettysburg Here at Gettysburg we took a tour of the town and then got a gu1de to take us on the tour of the battlefleld and explam the dlfferent tactxcs used 1n the f1ght1ng We then traveled from Gettysburg to Washlngton D C and the gulde showed us the bulldmgs we would tour the next day We arr1ved at the Frankhn Park Hotel about 7 O0 that evemng Our flrst stop on Saturday was at Wash1ngton Monument We walked to the top and looked at the dlfferent sxghts We then went to the Whlte House Here we v1s1ted the famous East Room the Green Room the Red Room the Blue Room and the State D1n1ng Room Next we V1S1tCd the Smlthsoman In stltute We spent about two hours he re and went on to vxslt the Cap1tolBu1ld mg Here we took a tour of the Rotunda Senate Chamber Lower Corrldors Statuary Hall House Chamber and the Works of Art We thenvlsxted our Rep resentat1ve Ralph Harvey Our next stop was at the Congress1onal L1brary whlch contams two books of every book and publlcatlon whxch IS copyrxghted ln the Umted States The rest of the day was spent at the Jefferson and L1n coln Memor1als On Sunday mornlng we attended the New York Avenue Presbyterlan Church where the f1lm A Man Called Peter was fxlmed We then v1s1ted the Arlmgton Cemetery where the Tomb of the Unknown Soldler IS located Here we v1s1ted the house gardens and the tomb Sunday evenmg we took a Moonhght Crulse down the Potomac Rwer to an amusement park The next mormng we v1s1ted the Independence Hall at Phlladelphla Penn sylvan1a We arr1ved 1n New York through the famous Llncoln Tunnel The s1ghts we saw 1n New York were the following NBS Studxos Rmglmg Bros 81 Barnum 81 Balley Cxrcus Chmatown Rad1o C1ty Mus1c Hall Tour around Manhatten Island Statue of Llberty Cathedral of St John the Dxvme the tomb of Grant Umted Natlons Bulldmg and Rockefeller Center The next day we spent 1n travelmg to Rochester New York where we spent the mght We arr1ved at Nlagara Falls about ll O0 a m After lookmg at the top of the falls we went to the bottom of the falls We then went to the Cave of the Wmds and the Three Sxsters Island We then crossed mto Canada and went under the famous Horseshoe Falls and awaxted untll dark to see the falls at nxght We then went to Hamllton Ontar1o to spend the mght Next day we spent on the road to Detrolt M1ch1gan We stopped at Lon don Ontarxo to vxslt the Kellogg Factory After arrxvmg at Detrolt we v1s1ted an aquarxum and saw d1fferent kxnds of fxsh Then we vxsxted a planetarlum and saw plants from dxfferent forexgn countz-1es The flrst stop the next daywas the Ford Museum Here we saw old automo b1les f1re engmes locomotwes farm machmery and many other thmgs We arr1ved home at 6 O0 P M that evenmg Z4 ' vu vu ' ' ' Our next stop was at Mt. Vernon which was the home of George Washington. 'I Q JK ii.: + g Ei! my ilk AR Q'-15's 6 3. 'l Q Jf E35 HONOR NIGHT The Cad1z I-hgh school award wlnners were named at the P T A meetmg whlch was held thxs year on March 8 1956 1n the gymnaslum The hlgh school band opened the program playmg The Star Spangled Banner and Wrth Flags Unfurled B111 Caldwell the Sen1or Class Pres1dent gave the welcome to the par ents and guests In the welcome he welcomed the elghth grade students lnto the h1gh school and left several challenges wh1ch should be used as goals as they entered and attended hlgh school Mr Jesse W EW1ng then presented the followlng students wzth thelr exghth grade dlplomas Charles Baker Sandra Sue Martln Shlrley Baker Mary Jo Boram Donald Brown Robert Harms Carolyn Sue Mclver Carolyn Jones Fern Hedrlck Stephen Charlton Wayne Cralg Nancy Rlggs Carolyn McKee Barbara Cullxson Phyllls Addlson Judy Reno and Thelma Rxley Mrs Ina Mae Jarrett presented the Home Econommcs Award to Jane Coon Mrs Dorthy Worland presented the Typlng award to Lottle Sorrell The Eng hsh Awards were then presented to the followmg students by Mrs Mary Smlth Connxe Maddy Nancy Fannln and Chester Ballengar The Freshman Scholarshlp medal was recewed by Connle Maddy and was presented by Mrs Ina Mae Jarrett the Freshman Sponsor Mr Benjamm Loveall the Sophomore Sponsor then presented Nancy Fanmn wmth the Soph omore Scholarshxp Medal The Jumor Scholarshxp Medal was recewed by Mark Summers and was presented by Mr Rex Lewms the Jumor Sponsor Mr Jesse Ewlng the Sen1or Class Sponsor and Prmcrpal presented Larry Stephens wlth the Salutatorlan Award and awarded B111 Caldwell w1th the followlng awards The Senxor Scholarshxp Medal Valedlctorxan Aw ard and the Semor Scholarshlp Plaque for four years of hlgh scholastlc ratxng Larry Stephens read the Class H1StOFy The Class Prophecy was read by Donna Farmer and the Class Wlll was read by Ruth Taylor B111 Caldwell presented the Sen1or Class Plcture of 1956 to Mark Summers the Jumor Class Presldent The postlude was then played by the band ze . . . 1 1 1 ' - 11 rv 1 vl ' 11 1 1 ' 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . , , . . , . . I . . . . ' - 1 1 , . 1 Baccalaureate The Baccalaureate program was held at the F1rst Nazarene Church IH New Castle Mrs Bethal Cable played Med1tat1on Marche HCTOIQUS and A Mlghty Fortress Chorus sang Born To Be Free O Smg Unto The Lord A New Song and Pra1se God In All H15 Glory Rev George Scutt gave the Invocat1on and Bened1ct1on Rev George Cole gave the sermon ent1tled Our Supreme Obl1gat1on Commencement The Cad1z School Band played Now Let Every Tongue Adore Thee Pomp and Cxrcumstance Wlth Flags Unfurled and Russ1an Choral and Overture Rev t1on Larry Stephens gave the Salutator1an Address Prof Raymond F Struck the Grad uates Address and B111 Caldwell the Vale d1ctor1an Address Jesse W Ew1ng gave the Presentatwn of the Class and T D Edmgton Supermtendent of Schools Presented the D1 plomas lv ' Il, H ' lv ' ll. I E1- IS OUT G0d , OH the organ. The High School mer Adams gave the Invocation and Benedic- 27 The gradu '1 Valedictorian ating Z8 Cla K SS 175577 i -xq' Salutatorian I X4 . Chorus v -Q f sq g, We vga A 5 BS Y, , .A 1. . N ' ...4uilJmfQi Band .4 M pyg ,o 264 . Li FOURTH ROW: THIRD ROW: SECOND ROW: FIRST ROW: fl BACK ROW: SECOND ROW: FIRST ROW: Ie' , P3 5 I x 4 H Club Saundra Hammond, Phyllis Addison, Sandra Martin, Carolyn Mc- Kee, Bea Ann Collier, Beverly Hammond, Mary Ruth Smally, Geraldine Salyers, Evelyn Hammond. Mrs. Dorthy Stephens, Judy Reno, Linda Riggs, Patsy Reynolds, Judy Myers, Tina Rae Cronk, Charlotte Wells, Jo Ann South, Lenita Shortridge, Shirley Powell, Lou Ann Hancock, Jo Ann Mor- ris, Joyce Stephens. Karen Atchison, Gloria Riggs, Carol Hart, Patricia Martin, Bev- erly Martin, Marilyn Wisehart, Janet Ewing, Carol Johnson, Nancy Riggs, Elma Powell, Marjorie Rutherford, Linda Short- ridge. Kay Ann Roberts, Jeanie Mc Lain, Joyce Riggs, Carol Mathews, Shirley Baker, Mary Jo Boram, Gayle Bowers, Judy Stephens, Donna Reynolds, Carol Ballenger. tr -, . ' v - S 1 ' - -1 4'-Ill-Cltib Arnold Lutterman, Bill Kissane, Bill Griffin, Steve McCormick, Martin Thomas, Jack Howell, Marvin Addison, Bob Harris. H. M. Edwardson, David Ewing, Phyllis Addison, Saundra Ham- mond, Winston Youngs, Chester Ballenger, Steve Charlton, Jan Wright. Marilyn Wisehart, Rosalie Charlton, Bill Caldwell, Gary Up- church, Mark Summers. Linda Riggs, Bob Smith. Q Q On February 7 the Chapter gave a program at the PTA Claude Drlver Trustee and Jesse Ew1ng recelved Honorary Degrees Recently we have added a farmmg program to our program of work Thxs farm hes adjacent to the school grounds The management of th1s farm IS the respons1b1l1ty of the boys studymg Agrlculture One boy from each class 7 thru 12 was selected to represent h1s class The s1x boys compose a commlttee who plan the farmmg operatlons B1ll Caldwell the Sen1or member IS the chaxrman of thls commlttee Corn Soy Beans Tomatoes and a garden wmll be grown thls year We sponsored a Donkey Basketball Game CADIZ CHAPTER OF FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Soon after school started the chapter was reor gamzed and the followmg offxcers were elected Gary Upchurch Presxdent Charles Myers V1ce Presxdent Davld Ford Secretary Wln ston Youngs Reporter Donald Moore Treas urer and Melvln Phelps as Sentlnel About a month later Davxd Ford entered Mxlxtary Ser v1ce and was replaced by Bob Caldwell Donald Moore Wmston Youngs Bob Caldwell and Jerry Oakley are now members of the State F F A Band They along wxth Gary Upchurch Charles Myers the delegates and our Advxsor attended the State Convention at Purdue Aprxl 6 We have repa1red Farm Mach1nery and bullt Hog houses ln our Farm Shop The Chapter has secured the cooperatlon of the Cadxz Lxons Club and the I-larrlson Townshxp Farm Bureau m the sponsorzng of a local Faxr to be held here 1n July 31 y Q 1 l 1 2 ' 1 I l - 1 , I 0 I 0 l I , s 5, ,Sz 7. 1 3 3 . , K ,Kg M' A F, f ' - . . . ga . e .KF - 1 -wi .bfflg ! . g '-' 1 ' 'rf ' , X ATHLETICS Q Q Steve Junle Blg Ron Charhe B1g Mlke 33 John G1enny Bill BASKET BA LL Cadlz ended rts season thls year wlth a falrly successful year The Spamards won seven of 18 regularly scheduled games Lewlsvrlle trlpped Cadxz ln the flrst game of the County Tournament And after beatmg Straughn and Mooreland Cadtz got beat by Mld dletown rn the Sem1 fmals of the Sectxonal Awards glven thls year were as follows Most Valuable Player Award was grven to Glenn Rlggs Most Improved Player Award went to Ronme Gnffm and Best Free Throw Percentage Award went to Larry Cole Cadrz wlll lose seven players thls year off the team They are Larry Cole Larry Stephens .Tumor South Ronme Grlffxn Glenn Rlggs B111 Caldwell and Buck Jones Glenn Rlggs was hlgh pomt man thls year for Cadlz wlth 343 pomts Here's to a better year m 1957 Cadlz Cadlz Opponent Kennard Fxshers Lewrsvtlle Mt Summtt McCordsv1lle Mt Comfort New Lxsbon Mooreland Sulphur Kennard Splceland Opponent Kennard Flshers Lewxsvtlle Mt Summlt McCordsv1lle Mt Comfort New Llsbon Mooreland Sulphur Varstty Cadlz Second Team Cadxz. Coach George Dletrxch and Student Vlanager, B111 Caldwell 34 Opponent New L15 bon Lewlsvllle McCordsv1lle Lewtsvllle Mt Comfort Marklevtlle Sulphur Straughn Mooreland Middletown Opponent Kennard Splceland New Llsbon McCordsv1lle Lewrsvtlle Mooreland Mt Comfort Marklevllle Sulphur 45 34 82 ' 80 ' 84 43 ' 62 ' ' 87 63 ' 64 . ' 49 50 ' ' 72 ' 41 46 Mooreland 72 . 56 43 . 49 ' 52 46 ' 46 50 50 54 ' 60 61 74 36 45 73 ' 68 51 ' 15 26 17 Z3 ' 51 Z6 18 ' ' 34 49 ' 27 . ' 41 33 34 ' 38 Z5 ' ' Z1 . 57 31 37 ' 22 23 . 25 32 Z8 ' 32 43 33 1 A Team Front Row Back Row Coach George Dletrxch Ronme Grrffm Larry Cole Larry btephens Glen Rxggs Juruor South and Prlncxpal Jesse Ewlng Don Moore Charhe Myers B111 Caldwell bam Southerland Mlke Kxssane Farley South and Bob Caldwell B Team Front Row Back Row B111 Kxssane W Lnston Youngs Don Moore Ronme Herndon Murray Colller and Gary Lycnurch Coach George Dmetrxch Bob Caldwell Chester Ballenger Mark Summers Niaurxce Jones Bob Muterspaugh and Prmcxpal Jesse Ewmg 35 QQ H Q! if if Back Row 1 to r: Front Rowg Q JR. HIGH BASKETBALL Donald Brown, Charlie Baker, Morgan Cash, Gerald Judge, Steve Mc Cormick, Gary Boyer, Rex Lewis, Coach. Carol Johnson, Steve Charlton, Doug King, Ricky Sweigart, Billy Griffin Wayne Craig, Nancy Riggs. K I 1 4.6 l 'lf 1: J S Y V li- 'iti fwra it lp J iw? X -if' 'l 'Q I 7 x X The Junior high team had a fairly good year this season by winning six and losing four games this season. They were edged out by Mt. Summit inthe first game of the County Tournament. 'vir Rex Lewis and Mr. George Dietrich were their Coaches. GOOD LUCK to the Jr. High Team next year. 36 'I Q JK +5 Baseball D' V I IS me 3 First row: Sam Southerland, Maurice Jones, Farley South, Ronnie Alspaugh, David Johnson, Bob Muterspaugh, George Dietrich coach, Jesse W. Ewing principal. Second Row: Junior South, Don Moore, Charley Myers, Ronald Herndon, Larry Cole, Glenn Riggs, Larry Stephens, Ronald Griffin, and Mike Kissane. Third row: Bill Caldwell Mgr., Gary Upchurch, Bob Caldwell, Bill Kissane, Murray Collier, Ronald Dickerson. Cadiz Opponent We had a fairly good season this year 13 Lewisville 0 Z4 New Lisbon 1 winning 5 and losing only 3. The club will 8 Mt. Summit 21 3 Straughn 7 losethe following boys: Larry Cole, Jun- 1 Spiceland O 9 Mooreland -1 ior South, Glenn Riggs, Larry Stephens, 3 Sulphur Springs 5 5 Kennard 3 Maurice Jones, Ronald Griffin, and Bill Caldwell Mgr. 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