Cadiz High School - Zidac Yearbook (Cadiz, OH)

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A 9 POINT xyxwx 'X 4 - 4 Sophomore Melissa Gustafson and her sister lennifer vacationed in Key West this summer. lennifer is a I989 graduate of NEHI. Senior Mike Iohansen, left, .incl sophomore lohn Kraemer, renter, spent a meek at Christian Lamp in Leesburg with their out-of-town friends from a youth group. 6 STUDENT LIFE During the summer break, senior Corex Clark spent a lot of time in the water, earning his scuba license. larett Hood enioxetl a summer of Ilorirla sc enerx and sunshine. Summertime is light, bright break In the summer light of day, students manage to find mil- lions of things to do e some not as much fun as others. Many students enjoyed sleeping in and forgetting about the responsibilities of school during summer break. Other students took advan- tage of the break to earn money toward their car or college expenses. Others en- ioyed summer to the fullest by going to the beach, va- cationing with their families or friends or just hanging out. This summer, while I wasn't working, I was just mainly hapging out with my close friends, senior Emilee Farrell said. Toward the end of sum- mer, most students found themselves anxiously await- ing the new school year. I was excited to come back to school because I knew my senior year I would experience memories that I would never forget, Chris- tina Dixon said. - Karen Butler Stephanee lefferis

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All too soon summer turns to school On Aug. 21, 1995, students packed their bags and head- ed to school, leaving behind their summer routines. Another summer of fun and freedom ended. Instead of sleeping in, students rushed through Crowded hall- ways, trying to get to their all- too-early classes. When they finally got to class, they tried to Concentrate on school, but it was hard not to think about the freedom that was theirs just the day before. Freshmen started a new chapter in their lives, and their day was filled with ex- citement and nervousness. . f 1?-27 ilk . 'ff Y Sean Sc anlon and Marie Haengel part before going to their t lasses. 8 STUDENT LIFE Sophomores were pleased to return, knowing they were no longer picked-on ninth graders. lt's great to be back with my friends, knowing we're no longer freshmen, sopho- more Shinley Chu said. Also a sophomore, Travis Chasez was happy to return to see my girlfriend. luniors were happy to be- come upperclassmen, and seniors were cool about en- tering their final year. - lessie lenkins Mila Novicich Christina Billera Us Kristin Pusateri appears to be bored already, and it's only the first flax of sc hool. 1 QuE5T students. based in Building 17, xxalk together to c lass. Theirs is a neu program this war. L