Cadiz High School - Zidac Yearbook (Cadiz, OH)

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gr N DEDICATION We, the Class of 1953+ do hereby dedicate this our annual to Mrs. icy Birney and Mr. John Campbell in appreciation of their kind- ness,he1pfu1ness,1nspirat1on,and co-operation. 2 ,K Q .', I INTRODUCTION This annual depicts the NZidac at the Zoo.n we hope you will enjoy our little trip through the menagerie, and that it will leave with you a rich memory of the Class of '5'1+'. H W4 s

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At graduation time teachers, parents, and friends join in congratula- ting the Seniors who have won the coveted diploma. Everyone realizes that the graduate has worked toward a goal and has achieved that goal. Today when more pupils are graduating from high school than ever before we find ourselves thinking about graduation as the customary out- come of high school attendance. We are shocked, therefore, when a recent study shows that in our country only 502 of those enrolled in our high schools actually graduate. This only serves to emphasize that those who graduate have persisted, have achieved, have been successful. Seniors of l95N! We know you want to be successful in life for everyone has that desire. But how little we know about the real YOU. What thoughts are you thinking? what capabilities have you locked inside that are as yet undiscovered? what will you accomplish in the years that are allotted to you? One lesson I hope you have learned is that of interdependence. The automobile, airplane, and atomic bomb have brought all people so close together that a man or woman in Cadiz, Ohio, might start a chain reaction that would travel around the world. If the law of averages holds true to form some of you will attain a ripe old age while others will live a comparatively short span of years. Some will win riches, and others will earn only a modest income. Some will hold positions of prominence--others will be just average citizens. It is my conviction that each of us is placed in this world for some purpose. We each have some mission to perform. In the final examination God will determine whether or not your life has been successful in the light of how well you used the talents he gave you. we wish you real success. q9,!..fc'