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V. V .,,, . ,Q ,,. ,1 ,. . V ,. , , , gc3:7n-5...., V,l.w,, 1 , - '- EL ' ', , , . m gf l' , fi fl ., - S 'l 'UNL '1 la. L ...vom ' J' 1-J? - ' . h.,.T., - 1, ff. ff V Jag- ,I ,A-'r ' , 'ggi f . .--, M V . - 'C .k F Q -'Fw JT' . J ' , 4. . .-.X ' ,I .fp ,.g A 'f f Tp , ,., 1-'T I 4' '- -1-Q, . ,, ,--- .3 .'. .f f-1, QV 3-1 , ,V VVV ' , 4 -w, , ',a..:,-',.--5,--,- ' ,, 1-,,4.u..F 1' ' , , ' P 'iff ' 11 'AT P :'-I ' 4 . ev! 4, - gm P L 1. x'- HAL 1 g! f. -A V -- ,,r:.2, . -.- H ,Q I , , f , , ,Vai V.'.V .V-- M Wi I., ' ,gy -H: .Ny V ' . T, . V .. VVVV. ,.,,,,,, ,V H., . ,, , ,,. r 1 3 ' V,,:I-,TJ 1 V, 'Q' , Q ,. . 'le ,, ,r XL. f . r- L' - P531 I V, W 1,-. N, ' ,fig ...A . 1 . 4, ,n. . -.xg . -W uf RU- .I ' ' sf ' ' aa'-. xi '-.1. . V i.V:.' F , ,, L, 3 4 vga' Xe .- L ,.0. -k, ,GN .iw . Q- -fs.-', ,, ? 1-,.s -- ,,, . JD -- .ia - L, -fi 'll 1 3 ,-i Q .f, , . ' if fs! . -.fl 5 , s ' 1 ,fg--. xl -- an 321. V4 1' VN: . 1. my- ', qw' , . K 4- , + 87, mf--X RK '- J ' -1+ A ., 5 ' ffm, ' 1. , - 4 , 15 f: :,V,..'. , 'V f ,- W gl ' ja- .55 V M ' -lf 11 1 wif, ' V - v -.j.g: ,V F, 1. , . Q '. 'lf ,,. . ,L , ., , fr 1 -' ' qi-S, If MY, ?Pf'2-flff' ui. I mx' 3.01, -,v :f'!!IVM Af ,-N. , . . Dedication The class of 1951 wishes to dedicate our annual to Mrs. Burk- hart for the cooperation she gave us and the innumerable tasks which she did to make our annual possible We thank you, Mrs. Burkhart. 1 YEAHBUUH STAFF lst row. Marilyn Voulson, Louine west, Mary Jean Hennen, Cornell Porter, Grace flaming Aary Ann Fryer, Lois deed, nvelyn Mcuevitt, Don hvans, 2nd row, Joan adgar, Martha Blake, Betty Banks, Mrs. Burxhart, Martha McFarlan, Art Uline, Bob Harden, Ray Hildret 3rd row. Nancy dowlana, JoAnn Spurrier, Marilyn Mwttern, Vernon Ickes, Kendall Lewis, uavid Mizer, George Arrls, Chuck Carter. Inset--Don Dodds ggitog Don Evans Higggrary Cornell Porter Persongllti Grace Fleming Calenda GS Martha McFarlan krophecy M Nancy Rowland Class will arilyn Mattern Class of 1950 Picture Collector Evelyn McDevitt Martha blake Joan Edgar Mary Jean Hennen Urganizations Kendall Lewis Patrons George Arris Donald Dodds Mary Ann Fryer JoAnn Spurrier Ray Hildreth Arthur Uline David Mizer Vernon Ickes Circulation Manager Marilyn Coulson Louine West Betty Banks Lois Reed Sports Dob Harden Artist Chuck Carter Typist Evelyn McDevitt Sponsor Mrs. Burkhart Facult Virgil L. Raver, B. Sc., M. A. Otterbeln College ' Ohio State University Duperlntendent Driver Training 3 years in Cadiz M . Stanton W. Simkins, B.S., M. Ed Ohio State University University of Pittsburgh High School Principal Geometry l year William R. McCormick Muskingum College Principal of Central Bd. Fifth Grade 3 years Miss Betty Balentine, B.S. Muskingum College Home mconomics 2 years Helen Bullock Muskingum College Third Grade 5 years Mrs. Nellie Burkhart, B.Sc. Commercial 3 years Mary R. Calhoun, B.Sc., M.B. West Virginia State University Third and Fourth Grades 4 years Mr. John S. Campbell, A.B., M.L. Ohio State University University of Pittsburgh mnglish and American Literature 18 years Iva B. Carnes, B.S., B.O. Ohio Northern University Dayton School of Drama Speech Physical Education l year Miss Evelyn L. Davis, B.Sc., B. md. University of Cincinnati Fifth and Sixth Grades A years Helen Dunlap Rio Grande College Fourth Grade 5 years Mrs. Martha Fleming Wooster College Muskingum College First Grade lZ years 3 Miss Naomi Gettig, A.B. Asbury College English l year Mr. Dale Gillaspie Bachelor'Public School Music Mount Union College Instrumental Music j years Mrs. Martha Henry Ohio University Second Grade D years Mrs. Iota Jennings Muskingum College Sixth Grade 20 years Mr. Don Jerry, B.A. Muskingum College Physical Education 2 years Miss Mary M. Kerr, B.S. Ohio University First Grade ld years Miss Mildred Lawlis, B.S. Ohio State University Fourth Grade l3 years Mrs. Ruth H. McKillop, B.S. Oakland City College Vocal Music 2 years Miss Lucille McCutcheon, A.B. Muskingum College Mathematics 5 years Mrs. Lenora Osburn, B.S. University of Pittsburgh First Grade ldg years Mr. Carl J. Patterson, A.B., M.A., M.Ed. Bethany College West Virginia University University of Pittsburgh Superintendent l9jO-1948 History-American Government Zl years Mrs. Lucy Patterson, B.S. University of Pittsburgh Science Algebra 8 years 4 Miss Mr. Mr. Mrs. lr. Mrs. Lucille Philpott Kent State University Sixth Grade 23 years Miss Ruth Poulson, B.S. Ohio University Fifth Grade h years George H. Roth, B.S.D. Kent State University Special in Ind. Arts Industrial Arts B years Mrs. Margaret Roth Kent State University Third Grade 65 years James Roush, B.S' Ball State Teachers College Commercial 5 year Mr. Marvin Sexton, B.S. Ohio University Science and Biology 2 years Maxine Snode Kent State University Second Grade Bi years Mrs. Martha Dpeicher, B.S. Ohio University Library Science 9 years Donald E. Thompson, B.S. Wittenburg College History and Geography and Mining 5 years Miss Tennessee State College Ashland College First and Second Grade 2 years Gladys Williams, A.B. University of Pittsburgh Marietta College English and Latin l year Miss Bernadine Gibby, 'U9 School Secretary 2 years Marie I. Upton, A.B., B. Sc., Music B ueor e Arris o ego reparatory Junior Classical League l-2 School Patrol l-2-4 Class Play 3 Annual Qtaff A H1-Y M Senior Scouts l-2-3 Football 3-M Donald Barnhart General Class Play A Basketball 5-U Graduates Bott' Bank! ommer ca Class Play 3 Annual Staff A Choir 2 Y-Teens 2-3 Arthur Barkhurst General School Patrol 1-2-3-4 Little Theater 4 Class Play 3 Senior Scbutsfl-2-3-A Basketball l-2-3-A Football l-2-3 Charles Ash General School Patrol 1-2 Senior Scouts l-2 David Bernard General Basketball Manager 2 Football l Football Manager 2 Donald Bizic General Class Play A Arthur Cline Commercial Annual Staff Q Geor e Brown eneral Class Play 4 Basketball 3 Football Manager 2 Track 3 Char1es'Carter College Preparatory Junior Classical League l-2 Uoy's State 3 Glass Play M Annual Staff M Hi-Yfh Track 3-M 7 Martha Blake Commercial National Honor Dociety 4 Commencement Usher 3 Baccalaureate Usher 3 Junior Classical League l Office Secretary 3-4 Library Assistance 4 Prince of Peace Class Play 3 Annual Staff 4 Y-Teens 2 Maril n Coulson ommerlcal National Honor bociety 4 Class Secretary 3-4 Office Secretary l-2-3-4 Homecoming Wueen A Queen Attendant 3 Little Theater 4 C1838 Play 3-U Annual Staff 4 Band l-2-3-4 Choir l-2 Y-Teen 3-h Y-Teen Vice President u Y-Teen Membership Chairman 3 ak, Donald Uodds General School Patrol l-2-3-H Little Theater 4 Class Play 3-A Annual Staff 4 Hi-Y l-2-5-M Hi-Y President A Track 3 UOH8ld Evans General Little Theater 4 Vlass P1ay 5-H Annual Staff 4 H1-Y 2-5-4 Fred Emert General 3 Joan md ar eneral Office Secretary 5 Glass Play 3 Annual Staff 4 Choir 2 Y-Teens 2-5-Q Ratt! Ferrell eneral Prince of Peace 2-3-4 Junior Town Meeting 4 Future Home Makers of Am. 1 Glee Club L-2-3-4 lEmSi.EEE Y-Teens U Ueneral Choir 1 Basketball l-2-5-4 Grace Marie Fleming College Preparatory Junla Classical Le ague l-2 Library Assistance l-2-3-Q Ulass Play 3-M Band l-2-3-4 Choir 1 Y-Teens 2-3-4 Y-Teen Conference 2 Y-Teen Membership Chairman Little Theater A Bob Geor e eneral l.4JM J hn Hanna t ..aA I 1 e 9-U-age reparatory - ., National Honor Society 3-Lg, s o leo National Honor Dociety Secretary Ll Commencement Usher 3 A Baccalaureate Usher 3 QQQQW 5, Rfiggi ggg Junior Vlassical League 1-2 vii? 'W QEHEQQQEQ Class President 3, SWR 'V Eafafg Little Theater President A we fgo F iEQ?3F Class Play H tru 1 H1-Y Secretary 3-LL is Senior Scouts 2-3 , Jack Giacobbi General School Patrol 1 Class Play 3 Hi-Y 1-2-3 Football 1-2-3-M Track 2-3-A mary Ann Fryer ommercial Office Secretary 3 Class Piay 3-A Annual taff A Band l-2-3-A Choir l-2 Y-Teens Z-3-M Y-Teen Secretary U job Harden Commerical Class Treasurer A School Patrol l-2 Annual Staff Basketball 1 Football 2-3-A wTrack 2-3 Charles Hazelri v College reparatory National Honer Society 3-A National Honor Society President 4 Commencement Usher 3 Baccalaureate Usher 3 Junior Ulassical League 1-2 Glass Vice President A Class Play A H1-Y 1-2-3-Ll Hi-Y Sergeant at Arms 3-A Senior Scouts l-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-A Football 1-2-3-4 Football Captain 4 Track 2-3-A Little Thaeater 4 Lois Hines General Little fheater A Class Play 3-Q Y-Teens 2-3 Razgond Hildretg eneral Boy's State 3 School Patrol l-3 Little Theater A Class Play 3-4 Annual Staff 4 ui-Y l-2-3-4 Football 2-3-4 Track 3 Dale Hill Pnl -V General Football 2-5-4 10 Q -4 -- Map Jean Hennen ommerlcal Office Secretary 3-U Class Play 5-U Choir 2 Vernon Ickgg 53neral K National Honor bociety U Little Theater 4 Class Play M Hi-Y U Mike Liles College Preparatory Commencement Usher 3 Baccalaureate Usher 3 Junior Ulassical League 3 Class Treasurer 2 Class Vice President 3 Class Play 3-A Hi-Y l-2-3-4 Hi-Y Chaplain 2-3-A Senior Scouts 1-2-3 Basketball l-2-3-4 Football l-2-3-4 Track 2-3-A Evel n McDevitt Commerical National Honor Society A Commencement Usher 3 Baccalaureate Usher 3 Office Secretary 3-A Class Play 3-A Annual Staff 4 Choir 2 Y-Teens 2-3-h Marilyn Mattern College Preparatory National Honor Society 3-4 National Honor 5ociety Treasurer A Commencement Usher 3 Baccalaureate Usher 3 Junior Ulassical League 1-2 Junior Classical League Secretary 2 Class Treasurer 3 Little Theater A Little Theater Program Chairman h Class Play 3-M Annual Staff A Choir l-2 Y-Teens 2-3-4 Y-Teen President u Lee L-iming - General Class Play 3 Football 2-3-A Track 2-3-A Martha McFarlan General Ulass Play 3-4 Annual Staff M Choir 2 Y-Teens 2-3-M James-McConnell Commercial School Patrol l-2 Annual Staff Q H1-Y 4 Senior Scouts l-2 Veda Johnson ommer ca Little Theater M Dale Lewis College Preparatory Junior Classical League 1-2 Hi-Y 2-3-U Football 3-M Luther Nd Jones General ' Office Secretary A Little Theater A Band 1-2-3-L+ Orchestra 2-5-Q Senior Scouts l-2-5-4 Football 1 , . Richard Jones General Basketball 2 Football 2-3-Q Track 2 Kendall Lewis College Preparatory Commencement Usher3 Baccalaureate Usher 3 Junior Classical League 1-2 Junior Classical League Tresurer 2 Class Play 3 Annual Staff M H1-Y 1-2-3-M Senior Scouts 2-3-A Basketball 1-2-3-A Football 1-2-3-Q Donald Kellex General Class Play A Dave Mizer College Preparatory Junior Classical League l-2 H1-Y l-2-3-M Hi -Y Treasurer Il Basketball 1-2-3 Football l-2-3-M Joan Sgurrier General Office Secretary 4 Class Play 3-Q Y-Teens 3-Q we E Cornell Porter Commercial Girls' State National Honor Society 4 Commencement Usher 3 Baccalaureate Usher 5 Office Secretary M Class Play J-A Annual Staff H Choir 2 Cheerleader 3-H Nancy Howland College Preparatory Commencement Usher 3 Baccalaureate Usher 3 Junior Classical League l-2 Office Secretary l Queen Attendant Q Little Theater Class Play 5-A Annual Staff M Choir l Y-Teen 2-3-4 Y-Teen Program 13 M Chairman Q Donald O'Bradov1ch General Football 4 Marlene Terry General Y-Teens.2 Russell Tilkel General Little Theater A Class Play 3-M Annual Staff M Band 1-2-5-A Orchestra 1-2 Choir l-2-3-A Boys' Quartet 1-2-5- Operetta 5-A Senior Scouts l-2 Track 3 Viola West Generai Class Play 4 Annual Staff 4 Y-Teens 2 Charles Wells G6I'1SI'a1 LOU1D6 west Comeercial Annual Staff Q Choir 2 Y-Teens 2-3 14 Marlene Tweedy Commercial Office Secretary Q Lois Reed General Office Secrets Little Theater C1888 Play 3 Annual Staff 4 Majorette 1-2 PF 1+ Cheerleader J-A Choir 1-2 Y-Teens 2-3-A MMV . A s I ,Y Q. g y.x! , , l l2 A? .1 f vqv lst row. George Barton, Dick Byers, David Mizer, John M. Cargill, Sue Binon, Nan cy Rowland, Kennith Bland, Melvin Barker, Betsy Cline, Bob Harden, George Arris, Jun-- ior McBride. 2nd row. Miss Pickering, Lee Lining, Eugene Barnhart, Teresa Luther Grace Fleming, Martha Ann McFarlan, Rose Stamm, Jerry Milliken, Dick Campbell, Nelson Carson, Charles Hazelrigg. 3rd row. David Jamison, Bobby Warren, George Bland, Marilyn Mattern, Martha Blake, Bob Wright, John Hanna, Mary V. Adams, Joan Coultrap Joe Simpson. ' The history of the Class of 1951 began in September l939 when Miss Pickering greeted 32 pupils who came to school for their first day. Of those 52, thirteen C131 are about to complete twelve Kl2J years at Cadiz. Those thirteen are: George Arnie, Martha Ellen Blake, Grace Marie Fleming, Robert Harden, Charles Hazelrigg, John Hanna, Lee Liming, Marilyn Mattern, Martha Ann McFarlan, David Mizer, Nancy Rowland, Russell Tilkey, and Donald O'Bradovich. By the time we reached second grade we could find our way about the building. This year the class was joined by L. Ed Jones, Fred Emert, and Jack Giacobbi. In third grade we had our own store. We brought empty boxes from home and even made some fruit from clay.. This showed our artistic ability. Marilyn Coulson joined the happy gang this year. During third and fourth grade we had our Citizenship Club on Friday afternoons. My, how we looked forward to those meetings. Donald Barnhart and Charles Carter be- came members of our class when we were in fourth grade and in the fifth grade we were joined by Mike Liles, James McConnell, and David Bernard. Sixth grade was exciting since we had two teachers, Mrs. Speicher and Miss Philpott. This year we met Arthur Barkhurst. Of course, in seventh and eighth grade we made more new friends. Charles Ash and Don Dodds met us in seventh grade and in eighth grade Lois Reed. These years were gay ones for now we could change classes just like the big kids. We also were allowed to attend the Uth and Uth grade dance. This was the outstanding social event of the season. The climax of our high school days came when we were freshman. Many new pupils joined our class making the enrollment 64. Those enrolling this year were: Marlene Terry, Mary Ann Fryer, and Joan Edgar from Red Hill, Robert George, Arthur Cline, and Don Bizic from Georgetown. Kendall Lewis came from Flushing and Dale Lewis joined us from New Athens. Dick Jones, Betty Banks, Louine West, and Viola West came over from Dunbar School. And then from.Pike Peak came Cornell Porter, Mary Jean Hennen and Ray Hildreth. Mt. Vernon sent us Lois Hines, Veda Johnson, and Vernon Ickes. Those coming on the bus from Unionvale were: Don Kelley, Evelyn McDevitt, and Marlene Tweedy. Don Evans joined us from Wheeling, and George Brown from Barrettes. Life went along right on schedule. We now became interested in sports, band and extracurricular activities. In our Sophomore year the girls joined Y-Teens and the boys uoined the Hi-Y. They were also active in sports. , . Our time was taken up in our Junior year by the Class Play HSeventeenth Summern and getting ready for the Junior-Senior Prom. We chose HGay 9O'sH as our theme and, under the sponsorship of Miss McCutcheon and Mr. Patterson we had.a very colorful prom. This year Jo Anne Spurrier added her name to our roll. 15 To complete the cycle we addeq to our roll James Erb, Charles Wells, and Dale Hill who left in the ninth grade but returned to graduate at Cadiz. The years have gone fast and now we have attained that wonderful name nSen1ors On May lo, 1951, we graduated from Cadiz High School. ' Personalities Name George Arrls Charles Ash Betty Banks Arthur Barkhurst Donald Barnhart David Bernard Donald Bizic Martha Blake George Brown Charles Carter Arthur Cline Marilyn Coulson Donald Dodds Joan Edgar Fred Emert James Erb Donald Evans Grace Fleming Mary Ann Fryer Robert George John Giacobbi John Hanna Robert Harden Charles Hazelrigg Mary Jean Hennen Raymond Hildreth Nick Name Judo Chuck Bet Art Don Waldo Don Marty Gidge Chick Art Kitten Duck Jo Freddy Jim von Gracie Annie Bob Jack Gus Bob Chuck Mary Ray Ambition Years in Favorite Cadiz Schools Recreation Go to O.S. U. 12 Football To graduate in H5ln 9 Football To be an old maid. h Dancing To be a success. 7 Rollar Skating ? 12 Basketball To graduate in Hbln. 12 Football To graduate. 3 Baseball To have a COHELS of Wells- 12 Reading books 'O1l, that is . To graduate. 5 Baseball To stay young. 9 Baseball business executive. A Baseball See how many engagement 10 Swimming rings I can collect. ' Go to 0.S.U. 6 Swimming Get along with boys. h Dancing To be a draft dodger un- ll Sleeping til 55 years of age. To go sight seeing in the l Skating west. To fully understand nMacBethn 3 Walking To eat at the Automat in 12 Photography New York. To go with a certain red h Horseback riding head. Own a truck. M Skating Boxer or football coach. ll Football To be a millionaire. ' 12 Eating To pass all of John Campe 12 Football bel1's tests. Good Builder. 12 Athletics To get a good job. h Dancing Become a sailor. M Football 16 Dale Hill Lois Hines Vernon Ickes Veda Johnson Luther Jones Richard Jones Donald Kelley Dale Lewis Kendall Lewis Michael Liles Lee Liming Marilyn Mattern W James McConnell Evelyn McDevitt Martha Ann McFarlan David Mizer Donald O'Bradovich Cornell Porter Lois Reed Nancy Rowland JoAnn bpurrier Marlene Terry Russell Tilkey Marlene Tweedy Charles Wells Loulne West Viola West Billy Sue Icky Monk Ed Dick Duck Dale Ken Mike Vassel Mamie Jake Evie Mac Misery Bon Cornie Lou Nanc Jo Marli Russ Bug Chuck Weiner Vi To l1V6 a life of ease. To be a beautician. To sleep. To be a beautlcian. Have a 20 cylinder HJones- moblen. Stay eff railroad. Graduate in u51n. Construction engineering. To be a millionaire. Remain out of army and in school. Own a farm. hive in Texas. To live. To marry a football player. To raise a happy family. Work in the Dairy. Own a horse ranch. Aviatrix. Stay single. To become a artist. To marry a Dl0Dd6. To go to Cleveland. Stay single. Graduate in HSLH. To'graduate. Graduate in H5lH. To live in Akron. 17 Football Dancing Reading books Dancing Cruising in my hot rod Football Skating Football Golf Sleep late every morning Hunting lgirlsl Golf a CGo1fers7 Baseball Dancing Horseback riding Football Football Dancing Skating Dancing Swimming Listening to re- cords Skating Dancing Football Skating Listening to re- cords unior Pla lst row, George Arris, Marilyn Mattern, Jack Reed, Nancy Rowland, Mike Liles, Martha Blaxe, Grace Marie Fleming, 2nd row Kendell Lewis, Joan Ldgar, Marilyn Coalson, Art Barkhurst, Mrs. Patterson, Mary Ann hryef, Donald Evans. Senior Pla rw M A ' FI- era pgn mkans Marilyn Coulson, RUSSELL Tilxey, Migiigg,Maiggrnwnandyron, Lon Kelley, John Hanna, Vernon Ickes, Lois Hines, Mme Liles, Nancy Rowland, Mrs- Carnes, Uhafles Carter' Charles Hazelrigg. 18 In its Junior year, the Class of 1951 presented the play, n5eventeenth Sum- meru, by Maureen Daly. The theme of the story was based on the different problems facing a teen-age girl, her method of solving them, and her ideal plans for the future. The heroine finally proved, after many upsets, that it was better to be honest and fair than to be flattered by gifts. with the able assistance of Mrs. C. J. Patterson, the Juniors were very suc- cessful in their play. For their senior play the class presented the romantic drama, nMarcheta,n by Arthur Jearue, a three-act play. The entire action takes place within the walls of the patio of Pancho El Mbntez, the ancient homestead of an aristocratic family. Mar- cheta, the daughter of Montez and heroine of the story, is in love with Raymon Dono- van, a poor boy, but her father wishes her to marry Carlos Cortez, a wealthy suitor. After many difficulties and tragedies Marcheta dies, failing to realize her dream-- her marriage to Donovan. The moral of this story--happiness and wealth are often strangers. Mrs. Ile Vera Carnes, together with an eager cast, is to be complimented for the wonderful production of this play. Girls and Boys States These three were selected and sponsored by the American Legion and its Auxiliary as repre- sentatives to Girls' State and Boys' State. The Girls' State was held at Capital University, They spent a most enjoyable and educational week last summer for the purpose of not only gaining more knowledge of State, Local, and National Government, but also seeing and exper- iencing Government in action. Cornell Porter, Ray Hildreth, Charles carter bfar G E 35 The library staff has many duties such as dusting, filing, checking the books, etc., but the most important duty tions are to be answered, if possible, a library is a plce worthwhile to the stu- dents and a help to the school. lst row: Bobby Kirkland, Frances Rogers, Dorothy Mizer, Anna Jean Vanek, Susan Campbell, Don Cope. 2nd row: Martha Ellen Blake, Marilyn Matter, Ann Louise Belden, Mrs. Speicher, Grace Marie pggg Fleming, Janet Trushel. 19 Columbus, Ohio, and the Boys' State at Camp Perry. is toward the students. Their many ques- nd the right books found for them. The fffgmlhmlau aff -,v .rf he '5115' .9 JF' fri' I, . AR' X Fpw- 's, A ' i L -ww qcgszgv, 1ww:h' gy ..i Washington D.C. May 25, l961 wN,wY1 gilfi. a :gi-Hu 5 'QQWQSBEQ . QV 'Kiwi' fygvfiifs igffgvp' , ,fmt ' ' W Y ,'.c,I '4EEc: up f .-4 - I : -l ,, .MI gs, J- .QI Q ..i. -ww, NWS! l. IMQ - W4 P - At. W We - A . 'SEZ 7 ml '9. M , :Qi Q .1 'MQ' tayw 3 gp,, WMA' fa vhddw .air 'VI Iv' Dear Nancy, While I was killing time, waitlng for the annual meeting of the Farmers' Insti- tute for which I was Timothyu, I happened his Florist business Presldent's daughter. John invited me to speak on UHow to Get Alfalfa When You Are Dupnosed to Get to run into an old schoolmate of ours, John Hanna. John told me was quite nice and that he was personally sending violets to the Next year he plans to plant tulips in the White House lawn! to have lunch with him at Georgie's Place, which naturally I accepted very readily. While munching on two cold cucumbers, the owner came in, and do you know who he was? None other than George Arris. Imagine how surprised we were! George told us that his chief cook and bottle washer, plus his efficient man- ager was Mary Jean Hennen. Jeanie related'some news as to the whereabouts of Evelyn and Cornell. Can you guess what they are doing? Touring the world with Mrs. Carnes' Big Ballet Show. Remember how craay they used to be--about ballet, of course! After our lunch John and I departed so I could return to the Institution. While ambling along, I happened to see a sign which read, nLadles Apparel-styled by Charles Carter . You know Nank I always knew Chuch had aoility but . When I reached the Institution the lobby was quite crowded and there I bumped into Charles Ash and Don O'Bradovich. Chuch and Don are now news reporters. They always did know the inside details. They told me that Russell Tilkey was now head professor at the Chicago School for the Double Jointed. It seems his prize pupil, Lois Reed, is quite and'expert. Donny said that such. Jack Giacobbi was with the Cleveland Browns, water boy or some Art Barkhurst is sailing across the deep blue, headed for Tibet. He is looking for new horizons. Donny also told Speaking of wells, I Chuck said that me that Martha McFarlan is down in Texas with the oil wells. heard Martha allen Blake has a few Wells now. Don Kelley was quite a success in New York with his famous guitar Remember when Don first made his delude, Dec. lh-l5, l95O? After my speech I hurried to the train and was surprised to find that the con- ductor was Ray Hildreth--wget your ticket, all-aboard, watch your step lady.n Ray and I had a long,.1ong talk. He told me that Vernon Ickes is in Hollywood, currently starring in HCheaper by the Six uozenu, a regular Clifton Webb type. Re- member Vernon in the class play. - Ray said Don Blzic and Bob George, the famous new song writer team, were just rolling in popularity in New York. Their latest is nwho Put the Popcorn in the Pea- nut Bag?H Ray said he had band, at present playing in Vienna. His those old drums. I heard from Ray that Bob Harden is he is looking for an old buddy, a MODKSYE heard that Ed Janes is quite sensational with his original jazz prize player is Dale Hill, who P68lly beats in Africa exploring and hunting. It seems or something like that. 20 I Ray said he had heard that Betty Banks, Viola and Louine West are really giving the Andrew Sisters competition. They expect to travel across the seas, soon. I heard Marlene Tweedy is an inspector in an airplane factory, she had worked all the way up from lst class riveter. When I got off the train, the taxi I called was being driven by Joan Edgar. Joan was so surprised her foot slipped and the gas pedal stuck. We were really traveling! After a patrolman followed us for about 6 miles she got the car under control. The patrolman didn't give us a ticket, though, because you know Art Cline wouldn't give classmates tickets. Can you imagine Art a patrolman? Art told us prosperous. Hqs Art said he the piano and is It seems Dave Bernard finally became manager of Hillerest Dairy. that Jim McConnell owns a tabacco farm in Mississippi and is quite slogan is uTry Big J1m's Stogies for Nagglng Back Achesu. had heard that Charles Hazelrigg had finally given up trying to play now head ping-pang coach at Stumptown U. He has put out a new product--more kick to the lick of pepto milko. I guess Dave Mlzer is the world's best known author and is living in ley. His latest Art said that George Brown and Charles Wells are prosperous and very Death Val- book was nwakling Along with an Empty Water Cann. busy under- takers. Their motto is HAlways room for one moreu. Art told us that Mike Liles followed in his father's steps and is in Ttmbucktu with the Hanna Coal Company. I guess Uon Evans, the high school casanove is still the same--only more so. He has definitely decided that matrimony just is not for him. 50 he's 'batchlngH. Joan told us that Lois Hines is married and operates a klndergarden. I guess she has four of her own enrolled. Joanne bpurrier is proprietress of a successful beauty parlor in Little Rock, Arkansas. Guess who runs the county pool parlor next door--Fred Emert. Dick Jones was voted Mr. Touchdown of l900. He is finally making touchdowns that count. Don Barnhart has given up chasing women, and is now Justice of the Peace in Reno. I guess he is kept quite busy by Marlene Terry who has already had 10 proposals and 5 husbands. After I'bought my T. W. A. ticket from Philadelphia, to the thriving city of Cadiz, I found my pilot to be Don Dodds. He was always flying high anyway. When I reached Cadiz, I ran into Lee Liming who is operating the daily express from Cadiz, New Athens, and Flushing. I heard he is doing fine. James Erb was the chief test pilot at the new Cadiz Atom Bicycle factory. He is now seen with two canes and a wheelchair. Lee told me that Veda Johnson is the new president of the Harrison County Farm- ette Society. She is really reaping the harvest. ' Mary Ann Fryer is now happily married and is ousy teaching her three little red heads how to feed the chickens. Lee also said that Kendall Lewis had followed the Wild goose into ALHSKS. After stumbling into a gold mlne he decided to stay and settle down. Say, Nank, what have you heard about Gracie Flemlng's marriage? The last I heard she had been running such competition with another photographer that HE decided they should have a partnership. I heard Marilyn Coulson had gotten married and was taking care of little George Jr. 21, I certainly wish Dale Lewis all the luck in the world with his counterspy job. His last case was exciting. Remember his catching the thief that ran away with Shake speare's Macbeth? And how surprised we were when it turned out to be Mr. Campbell? Well, Nank, take care of your art studio and also the counterspies. ll! Good luck, e' K KQQI W ' Q 'f b 1:55 1 F I 6 mmnmw Last Will 1' uuuumu mn: Us Uullmumuq llclllaallalslll Jltmuluml. Q ' : QQ!! e, .- part from this A hereby draw up ,yf?FQ ffWf Q 5 mnunsunllf principal, Mr. nineteen hundred and fifty-one. The time has come for the present senior class to C16 way of life and enter into new fields. We are not certain what the future holds for usg therefore, our formal will is stated below. We the senior class of Cadiz High School, City of H Cadiz, County of Harrison, State of Ohio, being of sane mind, and sound memory, and good sense and habits, do this, our last will and testament, in the presence of our honorable superintendent, Mr. Raver, and Slmpkens, on this the first day of April, I To the Juniors we bequeath our most cherished possession, the name 'Seniors . To Leroy Rogers and James Hines, Don Barnhart leaves each a foot of height. Martha Ann McFarlan bequeaths her noon time rides to Leora Hanna and Sally Limlng. Cornell Porter leaves her love for the Air Force to Janie Gibbons, while Martha Blake leaves her love for the army to Flora M1ll1K6H. Jo Anne Spurrler leaves her delight in teasing the boys to Connie Evans, be on the look-out boys. Marilyn Mattern leaves her sweaters to Nancy McFarlan and Carol Dreyer. Viola West leaves her ability to act a Clifford. Marilyn Coulson and Joan Edgar leave their booth in the Corner Grill to Nancy Orngugki and Vivian Stewart. fool in Phys, Ed. class to Mary Jo 22 Jack Giacobbl leaves his last pack of Phlllp Morris cigarettes to John Vich. Evelyn McDevitt leaves her ability to arrive to classes on time to Christine Stotler. Don Kelley leaves his ability to play the guitar to Gene Jackson, while John Hanna leaves his ability to beat out a boogie on the piano to Ann Adams. To Miriam Long and Teresa Luther, Lois Reed leaves her ability to get around. Mary Jean Hennen bequeaths her one and only false tooth to Jim Bartz. Kendall Lewis leaves to Harry McKiboen and Bill Lamb his athletic ability. Veda Johnson leaves her height to Nancy Burger' Lee Liming leaves his heavy shoes and levis to Stewart Reppart. Don Blzlc leaves his place on the stage crew for the senior class play to Perl R 1 chards 0 Grace Fleming leaves her chair in the clarinet section to Shirley Tllkey and her clarinet to Betty Jennings To Bob Yanen, Dave Mizer leaves his ability to blush. Art Barkhurst leaves his wolfing way to Sam West. Mike Liles wills his 23 second 220 yard dash to Bill Parlett, while Dick Jones leaves his speed on the football field to Ray Ramsey. Jack Giacobbi leaves his place on the All Eastern Ohio team and All Ohio Hon- orable Mention to Dave Reed. Charles Hazelrigg bequeaths his flirty ways in partnership to Jlm Crowl and Jack Moreland. To Anna Beall McMillan, Mary Ann Fryer leaves her cowgirl boots. ' Marilyn Coulson leaves her long hair to Phyllis Cramer and Francis Rogers. To Raymond Jones, Vernon Ickes leaves his love for books. Nancy Rowland leaves her lady-like ways to Janet Inskeep. Russell Tllkey leaves to John Kanoski his power to charm the ladiesg good luck, John. Don Evans leaves his love of argumentation to Tom Mills. James Erb leaves his curly hair to Jack Barnhart. To Clayton Freeman, Bob Harden leaves his ability to run the mimeograph machine, John Hanna leaves his ability to fully understand HMacBethH to Jack Bartrug. Betty Banks leaves her shorthand pad to Anna Mae Carter. Martha Ann McFarlan leaves her study habits in Mr. Roush's study hall to Janet Trushel. Art Barkhurst leaves his path to the Sunoco Service Station to Marko Sladoje. Dale Lewis leaves his ability to go steady to Larry Willis, who apparently does not need it. George Arrls wills his ability to be tardy in arriving to home room to any Junior boy who wants to stand in the hall with a girl. Chuck Carter leaves his pleasing disposition to Frosty Thaxton. Lois Hines bequeaths a hook in the glrl's dressing room to Edith Watkins, in hopes that she will make good use of it. To Delbert Mason and Ronny Reppart, Marlene Terry leaves her shyness. 23 Art Cline leaves his jet-black hair to Chuch Smith. Luther Jones leaves one carton of El Stinko cigars to Kenny Mallernee. Viola nest leaves to Barbara Pettay, her ability to write gloomy letters to'her boy friend. To John Melchiori, Uon Dodds leaves his muscular physique. Charles Ash and George Brown leave their ability to pay attention in Salesmanship to Douglas S0mSPV11L6a Bob George leaves his interest in extra-curricular activities to John Cunningham. Dale Hill leaves his artistic work on the chair in the third row, in H-12 to Eugene Richards. Marlene Tweedy leaves her front seat on the Unionvale school bus to Ruth Kelley. Louine West leaves her meek ways to Janis Howes. Ray Hildreth and Don O'Bradov1ch leave their football sweaters to Dorothy Mizer, and Jane Gibbons. Charles Wells leaves his noon-time hot-dog at Myer's, to Art Mattern. Fred Emert leaves his quiet ways to Walter Lee, who can use them. Joan Edgar leaves her love to tell cute jokes to Sara Rea and Anna Jeanette Dickerson. To Peggy Moore, Marilyn Mattern leaves her interest in St. Clairsville. Cornell Porter leaves her dimple to Evalene Blake. To Nancy Finnical, Jo Anne Spurrier leaves her place on the bowling team and, also, the privledge of having that special pen boy. h Evelyn McDevitt leaves her giggles to Dolores Zitko. Don Evans and Charles Hazelrigg leave their ability to get along with Mr. Roush in uth period study hall, to Mike Bertz and Neil Campbell. f' if 8 Q g ff 24 Calendar September 5-School begins. Band is chosen to play at Belmont County Fair. The County Fair ls here at last, no school Friday. We played our first game. We played Mt. kleasant and won 13-7. Cadiz defeats Jefferson Union. 19-0 Y-Teen picnic. Carrollton game. Cadiz 13-Carrollton O. October 3-Y-Teen Formal Initiation. Band plays for Senator Taft. October O-Another victory for Cadiz. Barnsville 0-Cadiz 32. The teachers honor Mr. Mears with a farewell party. Cadiz wins over Uhrichsville 7-O. The Homecoming Dance was held after the game. Cadiz ties the score with Dillionvale. 13-lj October 31-Halloween. November 2-Little Theatre presents a Halloween play. Cadiz remains undefeated. Newcomerstown O-Cadiz 34. Band plays at Muskingum Homecoming Game. Cadiz High School holds open house for parents and friends. November ll-Cadiz concludes a triumphant season by defeating Adena 19-6. The football team is honored with a banquet. An assembly is held to take new members into the Honor Society. Five Seniors and UWBLVS juniors are taken in. Thanksgiving vacation prolonged to December 4 after a record 50N snow. December 5-Jack Giacobbl makes first string for the All-Eastern Ohio team, and also honorable mention on the All-State team. Civic Club has a Christmas party for senior girls. Cadiz defeats Mt. Pleasant at our first basketball game. The Senior Vlass presents HMarchetan. The Y-Teens have their annual Christmas party for Children's Home children. The H1-Y lnstalles new members at an assembly. School dismisses for Christmas vacation. January 2-School reconvenes. lid-year exams begin. Seniors take Scholarship Tests. January 22-Ulayton Freeman wins Semi-Final Prince of Peace Contest. The Honor Society takes a trip to Wooster College to see HHarveyu. February 5- An assembly is held in honor of Ulayton Freeman for winning State Prince of Peace Contests. V 25 Big ice storm--no school. Remember that different kind of pep meeting? Adena Basketball game here. February 17-Little Theatre holds Vanlentine Dance. The Junior Class holds an assembly to display varlour talents. Newcomerstown game there. our last game. March 2-Vocal music program. March lb-Junior Class presents their play uYou Ganlt Take It with Youu. Y-Teens present an master Program at an assembly. April O-Band Banquet Band presents their annual concert. industrial Arts and Home mc. Departments display their year's work. May 4-Junior and Senior from. Senior chapel. may 13-Baccalaueate. May 18-Commencement. School dismisses for summer vacation. K fa? ay w - .. Q X11-5,i, t.r1ff,1u35, H 1 -'Mes 1+--3, ,. V '1 ' -' '- ,rf A l V 5 ', ffl sq, lrpifmqy .tgp ff I 'I ljfiv' x ' .fl :jk ' s .Dix , A if I 7 z . X asa' f T E ff lst row. Grace flaming, Lois Reed, Connie Evans, Mary Jo C11ff0pd, Dorothy Mizer, Patty Stotler, Mary Cope, Joyce Moore, Marilyn Uoulson, 2nd row. JoAnn Spurrier, Martha McFarlan, Sally Liming, Evelyn McDevitt, Mary Fryer, Jane Gibbons, Anna Beall McMilLen, Peggy Moore, Betty Luther, Anna Jean Vanek, Betty Evans, Janet Trushel, Miss Ballantine, 3rd row. Carol Uryer, Joan Ldgar, Joy Cope, Sapa M1115, Ann Louisa Belden, Betty Brokaw, Nancy McFarlan, Christ1ne,Stotler, Katherine Harfis, Evaline Blake, Nan- cy Rowland, Donna Gogers, Patty Bates, nuth dose, Shirley Dunlap, nth row. Janet Roger: Charlotte Mizer, Maggaret McLeod, Janet Inskeep, Nancy finnlcal, Ann Adams, Betty Jennings, Ann Jeanette Dickerson, 5ara Rea, Marilyn Mattern, BarbararBettay, Jetty Jewltt, Leona Singer, Beatrice ringer, Jean 5m1th, Mary Lou Barber, Marilyn McDevitt, Qoris Cope, Florlae Palumbo. The Y-Teens, supervised by Miss Balentine, have completed as their yearly pro- jects, the Homecoming, the Ch1ldren's Home Christmas Party, the Keen-Karnival, and their Easter Program. The Y-Teen offlciers are: Marilyn Mattern, President, Marilyn Coulson, Vice president, Mary Ann Fryer, Segretary, Mary Jo Clifford, Treasurer, Nancy Rowland, Program Ch., Grace Fleming, Membership Ch., and Jane Gibbons, 500181 Ch' 26 Class Cf 1950 Helen Abbott is living in Kentucky. Janet Arnold, now Mrs. Bob Coulson, has a job keeping house for her husband and baby daughter Connie. Robert Barker and Robert M8ll6Pn66 are both attending Freede-Hardemann College, but they still seem to find time to visit Cadiz. Audrey Bates is using her cheery smile to help sell goods at Cad1z's United Department Store. Clara Bigger, now Mrs. Uon Bice, stays near Philadelphia, Pa. naval base waiting for her husband's ship to come in. Letitia Brooks and Emma Rudolph are just two stay-at-homes. Lois Carter is head receptionist at the Ace Beauty Salon. Clarence Christian and Ben Ramsey are both in the service of our country. Ann Clark is attending Dennison College. Raetta Croak took to domestic lifeg she was married. Robert Davia is loaflng between Kenwood and Adena. Raymond Dodds is Uncle Sam's chief nfly-boyn in the Air Force. hddie Durbin is drawing SK6UCh6S and reading Shakespear's Comedies on Telephone Company's time. Bill Farms is attending Miami University- Bill Finnical and Jack Rogers are having their noggans expanded at Ohio State University. Rebecca Franks is doing secretarial work for the Paul Adams Insurance Company. Bertha Giboons.1s living near Canp Atterbury, Indiana, where her husband Dick Ruckstuhl is stationed. Zelda Heavner passes away her time keeping house for her husband, Harold Moore. Archie Jackson is doing his best with our Armed Forces in Korea. Our prayers are with him. James Johnson just couldn't go fast enough on the ground so he joined the Air Force. Laura Johnson now owns a farm in partnership with her husband John Dale Ramsey. Ann Jones is attending Wooster College along with Nancy Williams. Verner McKibben has a steady job at the Cadiz Farm Bureau. Robert McKinney is running the projector at the Community Theater. He also can be seen at Hanna Mine l2F. , JoAnne Merryman is doing secretary work in Canton. Troy Mills is found driving a blue delivery truck for the Community Market. George Monzula is busy trying to be the first suitor to Coulson's door. Pat Patterson is also at Ohio State University. W Louise Reed is living with her mother in West Virginia. Don Roth is attending the Flordia Christian School in Tampa, Flordia. Marshel Smith now takes his pay-check home to his wife, the former Janet Stevens 27 Ronny Van Curen, employed at Cadiz Central Market, makes sure none of the girls are kept waiting. Ida Strother is spending her time at home. John uJackieu Sullivan is looking over the lay of the land. He's a surveyor. Gaylord Swelbar also joined the Air Force. Frank Taylor spends most of his time at his fathers Chevrolet Garage ln Cadiz. Thomas Tedrow is a private first class in our Air Force. Susie Tubaugh Payne is living in Cadiz. Irene Zitko got tired of single life so sne's now Mrs. Schiffner. IN ARMED SERVICES James Carlton '46 James Mlhalco '46 Doyle Carter '47 Lorraine Kelly '47 Robert Mazeroski '47 Bill Smyth '47 Tom Cassell '48 Earl Sullivan '48 Dale Wells '48 Frank Cresta '49 Walter Henderson '49 Robert Jewitt '49 Harry McKnight '49 Ruth Sterling '49 Robert Harold Arnold Fisher ' :lo SUBHLOY '46 Mason E40 Don Holliday '47 Eugene McGoniga1 '47 Eugene Dunfee '48 LeMoyne Barkhurst '48 John Walker '48 Bob Kelley '48 B111 Evans '49 Kenneth Hildreth '49 Roy Jones '49 Jim Reed '49 NEWS BITS Don Moore '45 was one of the 24 lkttenbury College men awarded a varsity football letter Dec, ld, l95U, at the annual football banquet. Moore, a senior, played end position on the Wittenburg team. It was his second letter. Don football the most outstanding frosh squads in recent years Henderson '47 was one of the eighteen Wlttenburg College Freshman awarded a numeral Dec. ld, 1950, at the annual banquet. This freshman team was one of at Wittenburg. Edwin Finnical '44, a senior at Wittenburg College, was one of the 24 Wittenburg Vollege men awarded a varsity football letter Dec. kd, l95O. He is manager of the UGBITI. John 5. Porterfield '42 received his B.A. degree from Marietta College Feb. l95l. Following graduation he plans to do high school teaching. At Marietta, he is a of the M Club and is on the Golf Team. He is an army veteran. Dale Busby '48 was awarded the gold scholarship key for the autumn quarter by his frateinity, Lambi Chi Alpha at 0. S. U. CAREERS Doris Thompson '40--Works for the Farm Bureau in Steubenville Betty Calestino '40--Telephone Operator Sarah Mae Uoffield '40--Nurse at Anderson Dorothy Miller '40--works in Uolumbus Marie Norris '46--Clerk Louanna Pettay '40--Technician, Gleveland Bill Sedgmer 'Ub Truck driver Ann Sladoje '47--Works for the F.B.I. in Cleveland Jack Brown '47--painter Louine Hamilton '47--Treasurer's office 28 member 1950 Hartzell Grimes '40--Farmer Ruby Ash 'UO--Waitress at the HCornerU. Helen Evans '46--Secretary in Whel- ling Neil Porter '40--shovel oiler Lois Rogers '40--Sec. in Recorder's office Rosalie Barrett '47--National Bank Charles Beviec '47--pharmacist Dorothy Dlshon '47--clerk Florence Spur '47--Nurse at Mart1n's Helen Thompson '47--Secretary Friend Hill '474-Works in Canton Maxine Wells 47--Sec. to D. C. Simpson Ted Zitko '472-Tuuck driver Katherine Brooks '48--Works at home. Helen Beckley '38--National Bank Wayne Chaney 'u --Sohio Service Atten'd Bill Hamilton '48--Truck driver Eugene Mihalco '48--Works for a Coal Go Mike Ozust '45--Truck driver Mildred Sladoje '46--Nurse at OVG Francis Christian '49--works at home Thelma Cunningham '49--works at McKillop's Machine Shop Bernadine-Gibby-'49--C.H.5. Secretary Ferry Flora Mae Waller '47--Telephone oper ator Kathryn Bartimus '48--Lives and works in Barber- ton Catherine Evans '48--Nurse at North Wheeling Opal Mills '48--National Bank Naomi Stevens '48--Nurse at OVG Janice Pattn '48--Works ln the Pit- tsburgh Bus Terminal Wayne Adams '49--Farmer Dolores George '49--Sec. at Buick Qarage Virginia Harmon '49--Scio Pottery employee-Alfred Lawlis '49--Farmer Mary Luther '49--Sec. at Stern's in Pitts. Tom McKee 49--Bookkeeper Chester Porter '49--Farmer Ester Roth '49--Ohio Power Employee Betty Singer '49--Beauticlan Jean Wilson '49--Custer Pharmacy clerk Mary Vlch '49--Telephone Company. Edward McFarlan '49--Farmer Ellem Palumbo '49--Waitress Hilda Robinson '49--Secretary Iva Thompson '49--Ohio Power lmploye Mardell Thompson '49--Custer Phar- macy clerk COLLEGE STUDENTS Bernarda Jewitt '40 George Pyle '40 James Hazelrigg '47 Donald Henderson '47 Nanna Moore '47 Robert Myers '47 Robert Rittenhouse '47 Clarence Slemboski '47 David Worley '47 Anna Agapite '48 Dale Busby '48 William Harmon '48 Nancy Mc Fadden '45 Ervin Mason '48 Julia Sheriff '48 Dick Timmons '48 Mary Ronsheim '49 Ray Stringer '49 Dam Taylor '49 Joe Winters '49 ENGAG ED Ruth Ann Speicher '48 - Louise Camplse '47 - Tom Anderson College Carnegie Tech. College of Wooster Wittenberg Pa. College for Women Ohio State University Ohio State University College of Wooster College of Wooster Ohio University Ohio State University Ohio State University Grinnell College Western Reserve Ohlo University Ohio State University College of Wooster Muskingum College College of Steubenville Ohio State University Stu Campbell '40 Adams '48 Joan Rowland '47 - Harold Liggett '40 Leo Hammond '49 - Marlene Hopkins MARRIAGUS Arlene Lewis Faith Applegate '40 Dorothy Bice '40 Bernice Celestine '40 Ted Dubinsky '40 Patricia Kelley '40 Katherine Jackson '46 Arthur Mattern '40 Nancy Mattern '40 David lyers '40 Peggy Simpson E40 William Given '40 Divain Smith '40 Edith Tedrow '40 Jane Vich '40 Harriet Bihlman '47 Doris Coulson '47 Joan Carpenter '47 Phyllis Dickerson '47 29 Morris Waddel Duane Wilson edward Gammeter '41 Lewis Sedgmer Sara Lou Bozigar William Pesopene Kenneth Banks Martha Chapman '43 William Happel Linda Hayser '45 R6bertfBooth '44 Beverly Lodge Mary Margaret McFarlan '47 Bus Moreland Donald Mazeroski Thomas Stevens Ray Hlldreth Earl Bennett Fred Rankin xlf ? Q K x Margaret Frun George Glenn '47 Bernice Lawlis '47 Mary Lou FRULRHBP '47 Gloria Dishon '47 Antonette Cresta '47 Elma Hendershott '47 Helen Mattern '47 Mildred Mattern '47 Doris Mitchell '47 Mary Raoer '47 John Dale Ramsay '47 Richard Rucksthul '47 Eunice Ramsay '47 Marjorie Quinn '47 Irma Jean Wells '47 Ross Wilson '47 Virginia Ash '48 Maxine Barker '48 Dorothy Blake '48 Carl Busby '48 Donald Bice '46 Jane Case '48 Bernice Celestino '48 Ellen Jones '48 Donna Liming '48 Dolores Giacobbi '48 Phyllis Martin '48 Connie Mattern '48 Ross McDonald '48 Nancy Mizer '48 Joan Stephens '48 Dorothy Nichols '48 George Sterling A48 Harry White '48 Vivian Wells '48 Thelma Adams '49 Robert Uoulson '49 Ann Croskey '49 Jo Anne Hennen '49 Gene Hildreth '49 Virginia Jones '49 Joyce Monson '49 Celia Kanoski '49 Monte Mae Lucas '49 Norene Stotler '49 Theresa Wesley '48 Margaret Williams '48 like Brienza Ruth Binion Gerald Elson Gardner Jack Horton Ruldoph Aceto Reno Sladik Fred Phlllippl Robert Zltko James Cochian '41 Dean Santille Laura Johnson '50 Bertha Gibbons 'SO Ralph brown Ralph findling Robert Stewart Betty Hamilton James McFarlan Clyde Mills Donald Norris Yvonne Barrett Clara Belle Bigger Alvin Wilson Lewis Sedgmer Bud Umstead Uon Frazier '48 Paul Sedgmer '48 Harold Russell J. D. McFarlan Ruth Hutton Nelson Cramblett Walter Chnsla Richard Daughtery Norma Glenn '49 Kathleen Raber Paul Skibo John Ray Ramsay Janet Arnold '50 B111 Pyle '49 Ted Sudjak Bill McKlbben . Paul Hutton Lee McGill Richard Dickerson William Trice Charles Taylor Roland Christian Willie Hussey 2? U50 A.,-, 4:IIIiS 1 H 1 za. 33 :. in it ,L5, , . ,!. N , ,QW-me ' K-gga f N ily? sagem g wg was K finfqsii' ' ,, 4 f- MK R is K . 5 J K- K ' iff ,. Q K' ., Q- H2135 ' ,, t V ' A , 0' ' I if 1- , K '-ge fig.: .ma 7, . ...kff ..55.,,5ga,-I , vt - fag, K, . f , , , A . J . ,,..,, wff- .la KK J J ' J '5 A i l .1 YV' i A My V Lkxk y Q Q- Q - Q N , , 0 X LK F K 'f . V lffza Liege Q an K A 5 ' :Kffwfa 1. -- A-f 33 ' .1 ..., . - M . . . ,V ,L iii, M ' hr I .1 K 5+ KK K . K J K 5 . A is J N K KA Y N 'J KK SKK 1-i ' 'K - ' JK N. ,,,, ., . - a . A Effiffii JK Q Q :.LV , I ,,:. .X,X . . . zzz, -H' J.. .. saga., we . 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K , - K H ek NI Q lst row: Evallne Blake, Tom Mills, Mary Jo Clifford, Bill Lamb, Nancy McFarlan, Janie Gibbons Ch isti S ' , r ne totler, Teresa Luther, Chuck bmith, Nancy Ornouski 2nd row: Dorothy Mizer, Phyillis Cramer, Marko Sladoje, Betty Jennings, Nancy Finnical, Dave Reed uth Kelle F1 Mil 1 , y, ora l ken, Ronny Reppart, Vivian Stewart, jrd row: Francis Rogers, Janis Howes, Jack Bartrug, Uouglas Sommerville Dam West C l D , , aro ryer, Janet Inskeep, Delbert Mason, John Vlch, Jack Barnhart, nth row: Stewart Heppart, Nancy Bur- S ger, ara Rea, Harry McKibben, Kenneth Mallernee Ann Jeanette Dickerson Sth ' A row. nn Adams, Larry Willis, Albert Mattern, Janet Trushel, Peggy Moore, Perl Richards Anna B M eall cM1l1en, Gene Jackson, Dolores Zitko, Jimmy Bertz Oth row' bill Parlett E . u- Eene Richards, Johnny Melchiori, Sally Liming, Frosty Thaxton, ddith Watkins, John C anoski, John 'unningham, Raymond Jones, Jim Hines, 7th row' Miriam Lon Shi 1 . g r ey Tilkey, Anna Mae Carter, Raymond Ramsay, Junior McBride, Jim Crowl, Ulayton Freeman J ki M ' ' ' ! ac e oreland, Sth row. Leora Hanna, Connie Evans, Leroy Rogers, Walter Lee, Barbara Pettay. 31 A h .1 if lil 1 wif gif ? Q gg ,:.: -, .:A, J L L l. , ... Q ,-,cg ill.. L ,Q f5BwJWEHHFWBZJEQEQ uw eff - lf ., an X M A V' Q is 1 ' qw W vfw' - ,-2,1s'z'f1 , on SH Cl Of 1953 - 355 -14' ' it ' I X Q I V , yy fr ' vw 'U' go. Sei 1 S. 35. S-.. -as' ge M 3 1 Pi sf an lg . L L l up .ey K w! ' .,,., 'M Mc,r,g?w as 1 'ww B, L lst row: bugene Parrish, Clarice DeVore, Joyce Mehollin, Charles Sterling, Charles Fleming, Evelyn Quinn, Leona Sauko, Bill Evans, Marilyn McDevitt, Betty Brokaw, 2nd row: Beatrice Dinger, Jack Davia, Carol Swann, Janet Rogers, Neil Williams, Betty Max- well, Shirley Nichols, Kathryn Harris, Bill Reppart, Joyce Lamb, 3rd row: Frank Cramer Florine Palumbo, Melvin Barker, Dick Adams, Anna Jean Vanek, Betty Evans, Mary Wilson, Bill Zitko, Carolyn Tarbert, Jerry Milliken, uth row: Uonna Rogers, Marilyn Tarbert, Charles Thompson, Patty Bates, Irene Ramsay, Ronnie McB1rde, Sth row: Miriam Porter, Roger Fulton, Jerry Rogers, 5h1rley Dunlap, George Ward, Ruth Rose, Jean Smith, Joyce Moore, Arthur McFadden, Betty Jewitt, Oth row: Mary Ickes, Melvin Carrothers, Charlott0 M1zer,lDnn Brown, Shirley Stanford, Bob Linard, Mary Cope, John McK11lop, Tom Myers, James Madison, 7th row: Larry McCullough,fSara Mills, Joe Gleason, Patty Sullivan, Patty Stotler, Sam Bice, Doris Cope, Edward Stamm, Joy Bope, Lewis Barkhursb, 8th row: Shirley Roth, Ann Belden, Betty Luther, Franklin Dickerson, Margaret McLeod, Gail George, Lee Cline, Leona Singer, Mary Lou Barber, Bill Rudolph. 32 1 3 SSI' A on 'U' .1 lass Of 1954 rl. xt ' I 5 'Z ,lik ., P? 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Leonard Collogie, Bill Kelley, Bob Kirkland, Joan Coulson Betty Moreland, Donna Boone, Julia McConnell, Neil Campbell, Connie Greer, Dick Byers, 2nd fiow: Charles Jones, Dorothy Luther, Phyllis Davidson, Eddie Kohler, George Kelley, Estelle Kalinich, Patty Fisher, Elizabeth Manbeck, Melvin Terry, Jean Garvin. 5rd Row: Ann Terry, Gwen Raver, Fred Bice, Beverly Barnhart, Gene Lucas, Darlene Hendershot, Eleanor Broun, Joe Simpson, Suzanne Blanchard, Danny Sprowl, 4th Row: Charles Wallace, Charles Jones, Dick Ledtors, Don Richards, Eileen Boone, Mike Evans, Dick Meadows, Barbara Hare, Roy Decker, Herman Jeskey, 5th Row: Wilma Johnson, Kay Harrie, Don Emert, Rhoda Strothers, George Sqwko, Annina Crests, Sth row Jimmie Ward, B111 Gavorclk, Caroline Morrison, Jack Harden, Bobby Richards, Martha Maholm, Norms Reed, Bill Myers, Janet Merrymsn, Don Cope, 7th row: Elaine Thornton, Norms lloCleary, Judy Harris, Karl 0'Bradevich, John Kirkpatrick, B111 Nuoe, Alice Milliken, Joel Bass, Bill Schas, June Drabio, Btn row: Keith Strnthsrs, Don Slsdoje, Betty Davis, Shirley Tleedy, Linda long, Carol Christy, Leander Brooks, Malcolm Blanchard, Cenia Jenkins, David Blackman, 9th Row: John Nichols, Fred White, Rhoda Strothers, Shirley Rogers, Norman Molntyre, Hilda Thompson, Janet Busby, Dick McBride, Buster Long, Msrgsrette Brooks, 10th Ros: Susan Campbell, Carol Barkhurst, Mike Bertz, Eugene Hendershot, Donald Vlritsel, Marion Thompson, Maurice Myers, Roland Steer. 33 gs. me X. - sr, W A af 1 lg . P: V 0' .A cc. A du Y ,s B 1 Ii Q as Q Q Q ff -f My Fha 55,553 I lg, W ffm: gl gg i 1 Q Eighth Grade lst row. Theresa Smith, Betty Blake Myrna dogers Mar M y argaret Henr Bo th Th - son, Kathryn Lewis, Beverly Reed, Marlene Lundqulst, Denise Mlzer, 3hirleyrgengse1lTp Joyce Greer, homes MUST, James Steimer, Kenneth Dodds. 2nd row. Huth Brooks, Shirley gacksonr Patty Byfana Mary Jackson, Beverly Thompson, Patty Coffield, Jacqueline Lee, Bacqlleli-T19 Mattvrflf Linda Kuglefa Dolores COl0g16, John Mattern, fiobert Campbell, 'J-'om MP0WUp gruce Lenno, John Carlton, Charles Manbeck. 3rd row. Jerry Hill, Riley Cassell, arvln lanchard, Jack Crowl, James Somerville, John Francis, James Bland, Paul Col- lier, Janes btinard, Rueben Spurrler, James Uurbin, Jack Cessna, Howard Reed Raul Jackson, Jack Hill, Keith Bates, James Whitman, ' Seventh Grade L88 roi. Jim Lamb, Philip Van Camp, Thomas Skinner, Robert Lisle, Conrad Nichols, Anthony Freeman, Elbert Welsh, Gary Stamm, Richard Timmons, Robert Cramblett, Ralph Bice laril Cross. 2nd row. Mrs. Williams, Rebecca Wallace, Donna Nelms, Janice YU Porter, Ann Strother, George Campbell, James Stotler, Tom Lallathtn, Marlene Mal- i l Marlene lernee, Elsie Myers, Nancy Davis, Rosalie O'Bradovich, Phoebe Barr ck ow, Melchiore, Janice Morris, Mary Reed, Lola Mills, Robert Gammeter, Robert Whitmore. 3rd row. Dennis Price, Gordon Jones, Raymond Hersey, Billy Luther, John Cramblett, Philip Reed Raymond Wilson, Charles Rogers, Eddy Cramblett, Billy Burger, Lewis Rep- ,T Mar Ann Maler ick Ellen Coursey, Dorothy Cope, Betty Perry, part, James hompson, y y , , Janet Richey, Molly Forkin, Lavonda New, Ur. Thompson. nth row. David Madison, Benny M L lazeroski, George Coursey, Wayne Harris, Donna Conrad, Mary Anna Maclntire, ary ou Ta lor Nano Kreidler Christine Post, Janet McKee, Betha Lou Lowe, Beverly Arnold, 7 Y larquita lcKlllop, Suzanne Parlett, Marjorie Gross, Robert Milliken, Darivin Swellbar, B111 Manbeck, Uon McCrel. 34 C ational Honor Society z NATIONAL? f 'A A C Houck Soczafi' liig ,:Y X lgg f A! lst row. Miss McCutcheon, Delores Zitko, Marilyn Coulson, Charles Hazelrlgg, Evelyn McDevitt, Cornell Porter, Nancy McFarlan. 2nd row. Janet Trusel, Martha Blake, Miriam Long, John Hanna, Marilyn Mattern, Anna Beall McMillan, Tom Mills, Francis Rogers, jrd row. John Kanosxi, Delbert Mason, Vernon Ickes Sam West Kenn Mall L , , y ernee, arry Willis. The Cadiz Chapter of the National Honor Society was first chartered in l93M. It was discontinued ln l9u2 and then renewed in l9MO. The emblem has a flaming torch in the center with the letters C S L S at the bottom. These letters stand for Character, Scholarship, Leadership and Se 1 rv ce. The members are chosen from those who meet the requirements and are judged on these four traits. Our chapter now has 20 members with Miss McCutcheon as our Sponsor, The officgpg are: President, Charles Hazelrigg' Secretar J h H y o n anna' Treas M il M tt . We are trying to further the aims of the society in our school. urer, ar yn A en The requirements for membership in the Honor Society are: l. The student must have spent at least one semester in Cadiz High School. 2. They must be members of the Junior or Senior Class. J. They must have a B or 855 average. M. Those inducted will be l5Z of the Junior Class and SZ of the Senior Vlass taken in during the first semester. ' Q Champlons Cla ton Freeman, '52, carried Cadiz High colors to statz-wide victory when he won first place in the annual Prince of Peace Declamation Contests sponsored by the Ohio Council of Churches. Freeman was victor- ious in the local, county: district: 80m1'fin91v egg final contests, having been in competition with 45 1 entrants from all over Ohio. The finals 'ere held U Memorial Hall, Columbus, Ohio, on January 24: 1951: d Clayton Fr'eman at the time of the Ohio Pastors' Convention. The agar MTS Carnes which Freeman won was S200 and a four-year scholars p - to an Ohio college. Previous to this, his awards were t a bronze, silver, and gold medal, presented to him as winner of the first thr09 cvntes S- QQ C diz High is proud of Clayton Freeman and his achievement, and the good wishes of the en- a ful college career. tire community so lighdgizrvzshz great dgzlaoiugggmgndation for her faithful and con- sciengiguscaggisag Clayton's coach. Shb Save his h'r 10781 support by accompanying'h1m to each contest. 35 unior Classical League ,fill ll I4 f If -L .l . Age fi W ? lst row. Ann Louise Belden, Shirley Nichols, Marilyn McDevitt, Jean Garvin, Betty Moreland, Barbara Hare, Susan Campbell, Anna Jean Vahek, Mary Copa, 513139 Thornton, Shirley Roth, Gevendolyn Raver, Betty nvans, Estella Kalinich, and row. Chuck flaming Charles Wallace, Betty Brokaw, Hilda Thompson, Betty Davis, Judy Harris, Kay Harris, Martha Maholm, hlizaueth Manbeck, Mary Ickes, Neil Campbell, Larry McCullough, Ed Stamm, Shirley Stanford, Mrs. Williams. 3rd row. John Kirkpatrick, Don Sladoje, Jim Crowl, J0y Cope, Charlotte Mizer, Janet Rogers, Neil Williams, John McK1llop, Sara Mills, Mary Jo Clilford, Ronald Steer, Mick Meadows, Fred Bice, George Kelley, Mike Bertz, Don Emert. The Junior Classical League or Latin Forum has elected the following new officers for l95O-1951: President, nd Stammg Vice President, Shirley Roth, Secretary, Estelle Kalinichg Treasurer, Nell Williams, News Reporter, John McKillop. An excellent exhibit was prepared by the J. C. L. for Open House during mduca- tional Week. Among the several activities during the year were a trip to see the Latin Exhibit in Pittsburgh and the annual Latin Banquet. I ...1-n .F is v 15,5 ' . f in-4 There have been two new courses added to the Cadiz High School curriculum. Drivers Training, which consists of text book work and behind-the-wheel driving, is taught by Mr. Raver and Mr, Rouse. When starting, the students know little about driving and at the close they are good safe drivers and eligible for their licenses. ,This mining course is being taught by Mr. Thompson with the help of men from the Hanna Coal Company. it beaches general mining including venelation, drainage, timber- ing, first aid, mine chemistry, and mine physics. They have taken a trip to the Hanna Coal Company's Willow Grove mine. 36 Band And Baton Twirlers if I .. , , ' J,f 1 . K -a - - Xa I lst row. Eugene Parrish, Charles Fleming. 2nd row. Mr. Gillespie, Irene Ramsey, Carol Swann, Mary Cope, Patty Stotler, Shirley Roth jrd row. Joan Coulson, Cenia Jenkins, Gevendolyn Raver, Dick Adams, Anna Jeanette Dickerson, Sara Mills, Ann Adams, Eleanor Brown 'nth row. Elaine Thorton, Grace Fleming, Marilyn Coulson, Janet Busby, Betty Jennings, Miriam Long, Marquita McKillop, Marlene Lundquist, Shirley Tilkey, Janet Merryman, Donna Rogers, Boris Cope, Sth row. Patty Brian, Beverly Reed, Judy Warrington, Patty Bates, Nancy Finnical, Charles Thompson, Diana Bennett, Leora Hanna, Jimmy Sommerville, Melvin Barker Oth row. Katherine Lewis, Mary Ann Fryer, Vivian Stewart, Gail George, Ann Louise Belden, Kenney Mallernee, John McKillop, Uouglas bommerville, George Kelley, Ed Stamm, Shirley Qtanford, John Melchoiri, Charles Wallace, 7th row. Janis Howes, Russell Tllkey, Ed Jones, Jerry Milliken, Richard Reppart, Sally Liming. The Band took several trips this year. The highlights were being picked as HOne of the lb best Bands in Eastern Ohion and giving a concert at the State Fair. The annual Band Concert was presented the last of April. The seniors are: Mary Ann Fryer, Grace Fleming, Marilyn Coulson, Russell Til- I 6-5 p ln 21 fi ! 11 251. ' L! key, and md Jones. Vi :tg it ,, , 4 37 113111612 John McK1llop, David Blackman, George Kelley, sd Stamm, and Ann Adams. The quartette was organized in late October and has had a busy and successful season. It is sponsored by Mrs. McK11lcp and accompanied by Ann Adams. All the fellows play trumpets and have at least two more years in school, so the future hold! many possibilities. They acquired their name through a contest won by M . John S. Campbell. They have entertained successfuly at such func- tions as the Annual Pure Oil Dinner, District Pro- duction Credlt Corporation meeting, ch rch dinners women's clubs, Lions Club, P. T. A., school social' affairs, and assemblies. Chorus The first appearance of the Chorus for the '50-51 school year was at Hi-Y assembly. It took part in the Prince of Peace Contests, and during December it sang at the Civic Club, Mission- ary Society, a potluck dinner at the Presbyterian Church, Christ- mas carols on the courthouse steps, and the P. T. A. meeting. On Good Friday nThe Seven Last Words of Christ' by DuBois was presented. The annual oper- etta was presented on March 30. Both of these were under the direction of Mrs. McK1llop. 1st.rOw. MPS, MCK111Op, Beverly Barnhart, Mary Ickes, Shirley doth, Elaine Thornton, Mary Cgpe, Kay Harris, Barbara Hare, Norma Recd, Connie Greer, Nancy Ornolski, Betty Davis, 2nd row. Shirley Dunlap, Sara Mills, Ann Douise Beldan, Betty Brokaw, Betty Jewibt, Elizabeth Manheck, Marhha Maholm, Phylllis Cramer, Ruth Rose, Betty Luther, Bhd-now. Chuck Fleming, David Blackman, George Kelley, 10m Mills, John MCKiil0P, Russell Tilkey, Stewart Reppart, Buster Long, hd Stamm, Leroy nogers. JGPPY Rogers- 38 LlttlCTh,car:er I ir' .X- 74' 0 4 '55'i'2' lst POW- Mary Cope, Patty Stotlor, Bett Luther Connie n S Carnes, Christine Stotler, Grace Fleming? Anna Jean Vanek,vg2icy gowlZZdRog2nc?PS. Flnnlcal, 2nd row. John McKillop, Dave Reed, Jane Gibbons, Marilyn toulsan Mary Ickes Peggy Moore, Anna Beall McMillan, Marilyn lattern, nd Stama, Chuck Hazelrigg gon EVBHS, 3Pd POW- Ld Jones, Frosty Thaxton, Neil Williams, Hussell Tilkey, Vernon Ickes John Hanna! BaTUara P9tt!Y, Janet Kogers, Betty Brokaw, Sara Rea, Anna Jeanette Dick-, erson, Ann Adams, Betty Jennings, Jim Crowl. Inset: Don Dodds Cadiz High added a new club to 1t's roster this year with the introduction of a dramatic group which ls Called the Little Theater- The Little Theater has been enthu- siastically received, and has endeavored to present a varied and interesting series of programs throughout the year. John Hanna, the Stage Manager, and Marilyn Mattern, the Program Director, deserve honorable mention for their untiring efforts to make the or- ganization a successful one. It is the hope of Mrs. Carnes, the Sopnsor, that the organization will grow in usefulness, and that it will continue to present programs both entertaining and in- splrational. Patrol 79 lst row: Roger Fulton, Melvin Bar- ker, Ronny McBr1de, David Blackman, Chuck Fleming, Bobby Richards, 2nd row Mark Sladoje, Joe Gleason, Stewart Reppart, Charles Thompson, Art Bark- hurst, George Arris, Mr. Roth. Inset: Don Dodds As their advisor, Mr. Roth states the boys always had a watchful eye and a protective hand, when the occasion did demand. mln all kinds of weather, rain, ice, snow or sleet, You were always safe while crossing the street. Yes, you could cross without any fear, In trusty care of our boys so dear. Sure they are just boys and like their fun, But when it comes to work the job is will done.u 39 , V ,ru f' 4 pf ,V , J ...J nf VI! n W -m- H lHr I J 32 , A x lst row. Tom Mills, Joel Hanna, Mike Beryz, Ray Hildreth, Ed Stamm, Jim Bertz, Larry Willis, Sam West, Kenny Mallernee, Don Richards. 2nd row. Kendall Lewis, Marko Sladoje, Lewis Barkhurst, Delbert Mason, Frosty Thaxton, Jim Crowl, Uouglas 5omervllle Chuck Smith, George Arrls, Don Evans, Marvin Sexton. 3rd row. Dave Mizer, Mike Liles, Vernon Ickes, Jim McConnell, John McKillop, Dale Lewis, Charles Hazelrigg, Neil Wil- liams, John Kanoskl, Chuck Carter. Inset: Don Dodds The passed activies of the Hi-Y for this school year are: a hayride early in the fall, intra-club basketball games after each meeting, assisting the local Par- ent-Teachers Association in their big meeting in the fall, a dance at the end of football season, taking charge of the Christmas Program for the school, and an after Christmas dance on Dec. 30. The future actlvies of the Hi-Y are: a sock dance, Sadie Hawkins Dance, and swimming trips. This concludes the calender for the Hi-Y for SO-Sl. The officers are as follows: Don Uodds, President, Skip Mason, Vice President, John Hanna, Secretary, David Mizer, Tresurer, Charles Hazelrigg, Sergeant at Arms, and Mike Liles, Chaplin. Cafeteria f gf'i' ' The above girls and Herman spend one period a day working in the cafe- teria. Sole serve the students, a few clean and wash trays, others set the teaeher's table and the remainder wash di shea e lst row. Anna Mae Garter, Mary Jackson, Loulne West, Dorothy Thompson, Delores Colo- gie, Beverly Thompson. 2nd now. Mrs. Johnson, Suzanne Blanchard,Wilma Johnson, Betty Jewitt, Martha Maholm, Herman Jeskey. 40 Office Staff 5. ff fr Q' N sv , E 1 M Devitt Mary Jean Henman mp, Mccopmick, Mr. Raver, Mr. Simpkdns, iggyrigu Bzgbig Sane? McFarlan, Lois Reed: 2nd row. Marilyn Coulson, JOAHH 5Purr1er' Marlene Tweedy,,Joan mdgap: L. md Jones, Anna Beall McMillan, Carol Dryer, Delores Zitko, Mary ann Fryer, Cornell Porter. ' The office staff is made up of students who use one study hall period a da to 1 Y 88 H more knowledge about office work. These students have various duties such as: typing the absentee slips, filing excuses, answering the phone, typing, and running errands for the Superintendent, Principals, etc. The above is a picture of this year's as well as last year's staff. Those who have served more than one year are: Marilyn Coulson 4 years and Evelyn McDevitt 2 years. Not pictured above is Martha Blake who has served 1 year. Custo dians g f I if gf fi,, f X 1 -if g -11 ! , '14 1 521 S55 fig? an K ' ' Q i ?ff'A i '. .' Eli iid? fwfl ' 55, - all James Chaney, Ross Finnical, Walter myers. gf? if iy 1 wwf' u ..,, -EFX? tebggg yw 41 Football Coach Don Jerry 28 Sam West 24 Ray Hildreth 40 Dale Hill 41 Dale Lewis 37 Jim Bertz 27 Capt. Chuck Hazelrigg Q3 Tom Mills 29 Dob Harden 50 Stewart Reppart 32 Dave Mizer 20 Lick Jones Asst. Coach Jim Roush . -ir -4 1 Skip Mason Joe Gleason Joe Simpson Larry Willis Lewis Barkhurst Mark Sladoje Uon O'Bradovich Frank Dickerson Bill Parlett Lee Llming Bill Rudolph Coach Ray Mears Coach Don Jerry Asst. Mgr. Joel Hanna Asst. Mgr, Nell Campbell 31 'Jack Gieaakmif uh George Arris 34 Jim Crowl 38 Frosty Thaxton 30 Chuck Smith 48 Dave Reed 25 Mike Liles Asst. Mgr. Jack Bartrug 26 Kendall Lewis Asst. Mgr. Buster Long 1 , r,. ,-,.. -W a ,:- 2 2. 77 .Qg:2 J ' 7 ,- 9. 'lv Q ,LA QILI ggx , .,5fH -L .Y M . 7 fr: .LW 'X :P X 3, f ,L ,-I, f, ,PA 1 ,, N A .ff ' iinfgifzrf . tl! A - W 'Yun . I 'f! 'l'L ' g V-lp -I , ' .r m 1 2 oo Q 'ull' 1 ,K M' ' . yi 55, 1.5. Q S P 1 F42 Q H,-.. .aww l L The Cadiz Cardinals of 1950 finished the first undeafed season in the history of the school. They won the championship cups of the East Central Ohio League and the Eastern Ohio Athletic League, They scored a total of 183 points while they held their opponents to a total of 3 points. The lettermen of the squad are: Seniors--Capt. Chuck Hazelrigg, Jack Dave Mizer, Mike Liles, Dick Jones, Kendall Lewis, Bob Harden, Dale Lewis, Don O'Bradovich, George Arris, Ra Hildreth, and Lee Liming. Juniors--Sam Bertz, Skip Mason, Larry QSluggerY Willis, Bill Rudolph, Bill Parlett, and Sophomores--Lewis Barkhurst. Giacobbi, Dale Hill, West, Jim Tom Milla, In two seasons at Cadiz, Coach Don Jerry has established a record of lk victo- ries, 3 defeats, and 1 tie. We hope that this record indicates a very bright future for him. About the middle of the season the squal lost its Assistant Coach Ramon Mears to Uncle Dam. We want to wish him a lot of luck wherever he may be stationed Army career. Coach Mears was replaced Dy Mr. James Roush who capably completed the us. THE SCHEDULE WE THEY 3 QQQQQEQL, Mt. Pleasant 13 7 fawahfjiggxn Jefferson Union 19 O tim ,QViQfQMlV Carrollton 13 6 1Q5Qk? hQ,'ESQQ Barnsville 31 6 1Qq'25m1 ' 'yff Uhrichville 7 O ., Dillonvale 13 13 2Mv73Nf Dennison 32 O Newcomerstown 33 O Adena 19 6 Cheerleaders .15 jk dna! ,WL .ZH.'JL Cornell Porter, Jane Gibbons, Lois Reed, 'orothy lizer. JV 43 during his season with I Basketball lst row. Ronny McBride, Art Barkhurst, Delbert Mason, Jim Bertz, Mike Liles, Larry Willis, Don Brown. 2nd row. Don Jerry, Charles Hazelrigg, Kendall Lewis, Don Barn- hart, Joe Simpson, Dave Reed. C dl C dinal basketball team under the tutelage of Don Jerry started out The a z ar by beating Mt. Pleasant. The next games were lost to strong opponents: Carrollton, Urichsville, Newcomerstown, Adena, Barnsville, and Dillonvale. The boys then caught et to be fire and defeated Jefferson Union in a hot match. At present S games are y played and we hope to win our share of them. The squad also is looking forward to its first entry into a class A tournament. lst row. Kenny Mallernee, David Dlackman, John Melchorl, Douglas Somerville, md Stamm, 'Tom Myers. 2nd row. Jim Roush, John McKillop, Joe Gleason, Frosty Thaxton, Tom Mills, Larry McCullough, Jack Barnhart, Carl blnghaus. boys, opened the season with of the season with A out of 5 wins which shows vast improvement over the first of the season. The Cadiz Reserve Basketball squad, consisting of 15 a victory over Mt. Pleasant. The team epproachedthe last Kenneth Maklernee, Joe Glea- son, John Melchiore, and Dick Adams. So far they have won 7 games and lost 9 with two games to play. 44 The starting line-up usually consisted of Tom Mills, Track 1st pow, Chucw Carter, Jim Bertz, Kenny Mallernee, Mike Liles, Larry Willis, Ray Hildreth, Don Richards. 2nd row. Don Jerry, Charles Hazelrigg, Tom Mills, Jack Giacobbi, Stewart Reppart, Jack Barnhart, Delbert Mason. The Cardinal track team ventured to Bellaire for their first meet and came away second best. The next neet was at Toronto in which Cadiz again was defeated. On April 22 Cadiz garnered M points in the Intelligencer Relays and then in quick suc- cession lost to Cambridge, beat Dennison and competed in the Urichsville Invitational The team then placed third in the East Central Ohio League and defeated New Phila- delphia in a duel meet. Then the district in which Cadiz placed 3 boys and a relay team to go to the state meet at Columbus in which Jimmy Johnson placed 2nd in both the 100 and 220 for Cadiz. 45 Patrons This year the Annual Staff decided not to ask for advertisingg they realize that no merchant makes anything from this advertising, and each has to be charged the same rate. They have, therefore, asked firms and individuals if they would back up the class in get- ing out an Annual, the response was most pleasing: contributions from .25 to 310 have been received, making a total of better than 6160. The Staff and class express thanks to everyone who has helped. The following is a list of those from whom contributions were received. Chester C. Adams Adams Radio Appliance Mr. Ralph Agaplte Mr. t Mrs. George Arris Marcia Beetham Tommy k Judy Bennett Brook's Jewerly Bundys Transfer Winslow Burger Cadiz Department Store Cadiz Motor Co., Ltd. Cadiz Photo Studio ' Cadiz Republican Cadiz Taxi Campbells R Berry Central Market Chambers Co. Mr. k Mrs. John Clifford Arthur S. Cline Sr. Community Market Corban's Hardware Croak's Service Station Community Theater Custer Pharmacy Joe Denning Dr. H. J. Dickey Mr. Edgar Uodds Paul Uunfee's Service Station Mrs. William Farms Finnical Drugs Mr. k Mrs. Uonald Frazier Freeburn Sunoco Station Mr. R Mrs. Earl Fryer Gibson Plumbing k Heating W. G. Given Miss Karen Green Hall Motor Co. Haney's Sohio Service nd C. Johnston, Jeweler k Optometrist Mr. R Mrs. Eugene Joy Kaiser Frasier Garage Maurice Leeser lr. k Mrs. George Loofburrow Majestic Resturant Mr. k Mrs. J, hlmo Mattern Mr. Jack McCloy Mr. k Mrs, Charles McDevitt The Music Box Mr. k Hrs. W. Myers The New Co-operative The Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co. The Ohio Machinery Co. People's Life Insurance Dr. Dwight C. Petty Ph1lpott's Garage L. S. Pittis, Jeweler Mr. k Mrs. Fred Porter Nell D. Porter Quality Cleaners R. a F. Coal Co. Ray's Grocery Mr. Jim Earl Reeb Reese R. P. Rusk Slaga Florists Mr. R Mrs. Chester Dmith Mary Swingle Taylor's Chevelet Garage Mr. k Mrs. Ralph Thornton T11key's Five k Den Mr. k Mrs. WBLUBP Tippie Bouanna N. Turner United Department Store Don Warrington H, L. Watkins Western Auto Associate Store Hanna Coal Company, Division of Pittsburgh Consolidated Coal Co. Mr. k Mrs. Francis Hennen Edward A. Hines Horsterman Barbara Shop Jamison Auto bupply 46 Mr. k Mrs. Bertis Willis Woods Millinery a Gift 5h0P Autographs 1,25-I-Elf THIS YEARBOOK PRINTED VELVATONE-EXCLUSIVE KELLER REFINEMENT OF PHOTO-OFFSET gc, f -J' a . gf .- wg K LF-f , 1 A-H 1 .1 mn, ,L W. x., my 4 .A , Rh?-if '- 7'D 'w ,l 3 1x .4 ,,,.. f wx'-Fl 1...-S. , wi 4 :lik .:g.,.:,L.LEx?,:. .,A1..,-fl If ...v.. Y , KN ,',11. . . 'I 1 1' . x ' 'Y-12?fv,i, I-QPU' 1. H.. , , -M' nil -,Q-U3 -'?u 4.,lyysm5 H... -I P f -, ,,. . - -Wi I 1 , we cl. - 151: , 'i5? ?:f Q 'aff . -' 4. af'--,L-am -1. 5- -NeIi'f'G-'?',-pf ',..v Taj'-'SIN 33 11-Yfiifs? if '21 ' 5 2 .' Akfgju !nf,'-'Hyy'- 4' '.' f. ' wiv :mf-+f?:.2.:f'- '-A1 mf. , l n ,,,, ggynugy. FJ Q I :He . .5-'14-itaff-.---.-rf' '- ' ' 5,-mf' ,,:-av ff 8,34 Q,J7Q,hV r 1 H ' ,kj X11, , .A 'WiC3:g+:'.-gf w A -,..,g, - -Nts. 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