Cadiz High School - Zidac Yearbook (Cadiz, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1958 volume:

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J-J-'nf Us'-22. .- 'f-ia '-if , 'irfff'-2 1-1 ' ff -'QE Ig-m if' V 3- :9 if'-I ii, ,- ' ,F5L5i:5 ::?l' i- -Jil ua- -'J fa ' - -:fi , . L-I 1 tff'1fA'LHf' . 3: u 1 - 5'-L 1' f ' i . ,.-. U f -tiff -?Qi'...E,., , 5 - -5 5 Y ..,,,,f.,: . Y . ' Q' .pf 1 4. fuk' ,QF K v 4 ? 1 i Y ' 4 A I , 1 . W , N 1 I tr. ' , fi ' ' v tx, il . 42 gui, F ,'x QQ, 1 3' ' ii 31' FOREWORD As Coleridge has so aptly stated, The happiness of life is made up of minute fractions ..... . Wehave set aside on these pages a record of that fraction en- titled, Our Education . We hope this recordwill be- come a cherished momento for all who in their search for happy moments turn to the pages of our I958 ZIDAC nfdif.n:Eu.z ua W' Q ff sw J ' .xg , . 2 - ' A' - ' ll n A 7 - L ...-35 ' s t V gn- v 1 ' ggi - , . if . Q in . If V :SL nk, rljffiiy . , .- , ., . . ..- .r A - 1. I .-1 . E .,g hr'fj:f4fq'LB' , . A SE: , .lv v. .li .-Q-Q 416.3 'gal I A - A . -1 3- C. N ' QQ. 'fF'?Jr ,ff ' L '-'A 'eil ' L ' ff? J ,fig 'Sky DEDICATION To Mr. Ross Finnical and James Chaney, janitors, we gratefully dedicate this Zidac, as a slight token of our appreciation for their interest and nev e r failing kindness toward the students of Cadiz High School, and for their sincere friendship toward them. Q: ADMINISTRATION NJ N-... YMQK x I I 3 Dr. Pettay Mr. Cope Mr, Rogers Mr. Mills Mrs. Groves Mr, Beetham SUPERINTENDENT I, I ,W Q gf n K, gx , 1 II I , M r. Fowle r As tim e passes, the memorie s of your high school day s gradually fade and di e away, and we re it not for some lasting record of persons, events, and traditions of the s e days, many of them would be lost from mind. To forestall such a r eg r etable fading of memories, this yearbook is published. Through it may the past be re f r e sh ed as time goes by and the memories of your Alma Mater be cherished. Mr. Cooper PRINCIPAL SECRETARY CUSTODIANS 1 Y I Mrs. Black Mr. Finnical, Mr. Grimes, Mr. Adams, Mr. Chaney MISS PARKINSON Commercial MR. CAMPBELL English MR. BOYCE English MR. PATTERSON History MR. STERLING Business MRS. BELL Music FACULTY MR. THOMAS Phys. Ed. MR. KING Science MRS. THORNTON Special Educ. MR. THOMPSON Social Studies MRS. CU LBERTSON Librarian MISS Mc CUTCHEON Math Q T tr X . -. -I...q ivy KY i rf . Q ,X ' 'A s.: , 9- ,, '. v,-rl' .x -- x?' f -E x Miss Helen Sherriff Mr. Richard Hanes Latin Driving Mrs. Emeline Stroud Home Economics M rs . Ruth McKil1op ,..-.X Art Mr. Dale Gillaspie Music W Mr. Paul Francetic Science I 5- ,, ,VAWZ 2 S Q 1 a I 3 , ,, K x 4 - 4 h t ,W 1. f , , - V I 1 1 M X X M e ' Lift- X ?' J Q :'EQ9.' Mya, k Mrs. Patrica Stauffer Physical Education Miss Shirley Milhorn English X SENIORS The riders in a race do not stop short when they reach the goal. There is a little finishing canter before coming to a stand still. There is time to hear the kind voice of friends and to say to one's self: The work is done. But-just as one says that, the answer comes: The race is over, but the work never is done while the power to work remains. The Canter that brings you to a stand still need not be only coming to a rest. It cannot be, while you still live. For a live is to function. Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. PRESIDENT V. PRESIDENT CHARLES D. LEESER ACADEMIC Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus l,2,3,45 Hi-Y l,2,35 Honor Society 3,45 Sec. 45 Class Play 3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Zidac Staff 45 Bacc. Usher 35 Comm. Orch. 2,3. BEVERLY A. NORRIS COMMERCIAL Chorus l,Z,3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Vic e Pres. 45 Office Staff 45 Comm. and Bacc. Usherette 45 Zidac Staff 45 Y-Teens 1. SENIORS WILLIAM ABEL GENERAL Patrol 1. JUDITH ANDERSON GENERAL Chorus 1,Z,3,4. RONALD A. BARNHART GENERAL BARBARA A. BECKER GENERAL Chorus 1,2,4p Class Play Usherette 3g Zidac Staff 45 Y-Teens 1. JULIUS S. BENYUSKA GENERAL ROBERT E. BLAKE GENERAL ROBERT E. BLAKE GENERAL RONALD BLAKE GENERAL 11x WN... 'tw hm. 51 SENIORS CHARMAINE BLAND GENERAL Band 35 Chorus 1,25 Class Play Usherette 3,4. NANCY BOVENIZER ACADEMIC Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus 2,3,45Y-Teens2,3,45 Triangle Leader 45 Latin Club 1,25 Bethany Delegate 25 P roj e ction Staff 3,45 Zidac Staff 45 Class Plays 3,45 Girls Ensemble 4. BRENDA MAE BROOKS GENERAL Chorus 45 Y-Teens 15 Cafeteria Staff 3. WILLIAM J. BROWN ACADEMIC Latin Club 1,25 Hi-Y 1,2,35Varsity C Club 1,25 Zidac Staff 45 Class Pres. 15 Cla s Sec. 35 Football l,Z,3,45 Track 1,Z,3,45 Basketball 1. WILLIAM BROWNFIELD GENERAL Football l,2,3,45 Track 1,2,45 Honor Society 35 Bacc. Usher 3. FRED BRYAN GENERAL Football 1,4. BARBARABUMGARDNER COMMERCIAL Chorus 2,3,45 Library Staff 45 Class Play Usherette 3,4. ROBERT D. BYERS GENERAL SENIORS JOHN A COPE GENERAL Band l,2,3: Chorus 1,25 Hi-Y l,2,33 Latin Club 1.2, Football 45 Track 35 Basketball 1. JUDY CRAWFORD ACADEMIC Chorus l,2,4g Latin Club 1,25 Club Pres. 2g Y-Teens 1,2,3,4g Office Staff 49 Pro- jection Staff 3,45 Class Plays 3,45 Con. Stand Chrm. 35 New York Delegate 43 Zidac Bus. Mgr. 4. ROBERT S. CUMLER ACADEMIC Chorus l,2,3,4g Latin Club 1,251-Ii-Y l,2,3: Patrol 2,33 Cafeteria Staff 2,3. GARY LEE CUNNINGHAM GENERAL Football 1,2. LINDA CUNNINGHAM GENERAL PHYLLIS J. DAVIS COMMERCIAL Y - Teens l,Z,3,4g Office Staff 43C1ass Play Usherette 4. VIOLA DAVIS COMMERCIAL Chorus 2,3,43 T-Teens lg Cafeteria Staff 1,2,3,4. DORIS M. DECKER GENERAL Cho rua 3: Y-Teens 2 , 3 , 4g Class Play Usherette 4. SENIORS HELEN DICKERSON COMMERCIAL Chorus l,Z,3,4g T-Teens l,Z,3,43 Class Play Usherette 3,4. JAMES C. DOWDLE GENERAL Hi-Y l,Z,3g Varsity C Club 1,2g Class Play 35 Class Pres. 3g Zidac Staff 43 Football 1,2,3,4g Basketball l,Z,3,4g Track 1,Z,3,4. JACK T. EDWARDS GENERAL Hi-Y 1,23 Varsity C Club 1,ZgClass Play 3g Class News Reporter 35 Football l,2,3,4g Co-Captain 45 Track 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,3,4. CONNIE L. FULTON GENERAL Band 45 Chorus l,Z,3g Y-Teens 2,3,4: Triangle Leader 43 Zidac Staff 4. SANDRA HAUGHT COMMERCIAL Chorus l,2,3. KENT HOLLAND GENERAL Hi-Y 1,Z,3g Varsity C Club: Class Officer lg Class Officer Zi Football l,Z,3,4g Basket- ball 1,2,3g Track l,Z,3,4. ANNE HOLMES GENERAL Class Play Usherette 3.4: Zidac Staff 4. ERNEST HOUSEHOLDER GENERAL Varsity C Clubg Class Officer lg Track 1, 2,3,4. SENIORS GEORGE JENKINS ACADEMIC Latin Club 1,25 Hi-Y l,Z,35 Zidac Staff 45 Class Play 3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Class Pres. 25 Comm. and Bacc. Usher 35 Track l, 2 , 3 , 45 Football l,2,3,45 Co-Captain 45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Captain 4. LoREN F. JOHNSON GENERAL BRUCE KEESEY ACADEMIC Hi-Y 1,2,35 Latin Club 1,25 Track z,3,4. CHARLES L. LEDGER GENERAL PEGGY LEE COMMERCIAL Chorus 1,2,45 Y-Teens l,2,3,45 Treas. 35 V. Pres. 45 Class Play 45 Zidac Staff 45 Prince of Peace 45 Cheerleader l,2,3,45 Captain 45 Homecoming Att. 35 Queen 45 Class V. Pres. 2. EDWARD W. LEWIS GENERAL Hi-Y 1,2,35 Latin Club 15 Zidac Staff 45 Projection Staff 1,25 Basketball 2,3545 Track 2. PATRICIA A. MACKALL GENERAL Chorus l,Z,3,45 T-Teens 1,25 Zidac Staff 45 Class Play Usherette 3. THOMAS MALICKI GENERAL Chorus 1,25 Zidac Staff 45 Projection Staff l,2,35 Track 1,25 Football Mgr. l,2,3. SENIORS SANDRA MAXWELL GENERAL F. H. A. 1,22 4-H Club 1,23 Class Play Usherette 33 Zidac Staff 4. JON MAZEROSKI GENERAL Zidac Staff 4. EDWARD MAZEROSKI GENERAL Football 1,2,3,43 Track 1,43 Basketball 13 Wrestling Z. WILSON MCMANNIS GENERAL Hi-Y l,Z,33 Honor Society 3,43 Class Treas.'43 Projection Staff 1,Z,33 Football 1,2,3,43 Track 2,3. JANICE MOORE COMMERCIAL Chorus 1,Z,3,43Y-Teen1gC1ass Play 33 Class Play Usherette 4: Zidac Staff 4. LARRY NEWCOMER GENERAL Chorus 43 Latin Club 13 Zidac Staff 4. DIANA O'BRADOVICH COMMERCIAL Chorus 1,22 Band l,Z,33 Zidac Staff 43 Y-Teens 1,Z,3,43 Triangle Leader 43 Office Staff 43 Homecoming Att. 4. LINDA PARRISH COMMERCIAL Band 1,Z,3,43 Chorus l,3,43 Y-'I'eens1,Z, 3,42 Class Play 3,43 Comm. and Bacc. Usherette 33 Prince of Peace 43 Zidac Staff 4g Office Staff 4. SENIORS CINDY PETTAY ACADEMIC Band 3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,4g Class Play 3,41 Prince of Peace 3,4g Latin Club 1,23 Comm. Orch 35 Zidac Staff 45 Y-Teens 1 , 2 , 3 , 4, Pres. 4. KAY RIDER COMMERCIAL Band l,2,3,4p Chorus 'l,2,3,4g Y-Teens 1, 2,3,45 Triangle Ldr. 43 Zidac Staff 4, Comm. Orch. 2,31 Clas s Play 3,4g Girls State 3, Homecoming Att. 3,4g Girls Quartet 2,35 Prince of Peace 4. RICHARD ROACH GENERAL Chorus 1,2,3,4g Latin Club 1,23 Cafe. Staff 2,35 Football 1. BILL ROGERS GENERAL Hi-Y l,2,35 Class Play 3,45 Projection Staff 1,25 Patrol 1,23 Class Treas. lg Basketball l,2gFootball l,2,3,43 Track l,2. BRYANT ROTHERMUND GENERAL Chorus l,Z,3,4g Hi-Y 1,2.,3p Football 1. BENNY SCHAS GENERAL LINDA SEDGMER COMMERCIAL Chorus 1,Z,3,4gY-Teens 1,2,3,4g Prince of Peace 43 Zidac Staff 4. ELEANOR SCYPTA COMMERCIAL Y - Te ens lg Zidac Staff 49 Class Play Usherette 3. SENIORS RONALD SELWAY ACADEMIC Latin Club 1,3p Class Play 3,45 Zidac Staff 4: Comm. and Bacc. Usher 3. KENNETH SHARP GENERAL Hi-Y 2,35 Projection Staff 1,2g Patrol 1,2, 3, 4, Zidac Staff 4, PublicAddress An- nouncer 3,43 Track l,2. JO ANNE SLEVIN COMMERCIAL Band 2,3,4g Office Staff 4g Zidac Staff 4: Class Play Usherette 3. ROBERT SMITH GENERAL Chorus I. RONALD SMITH GENERAL R. WILLIAM STEER ACADEMIC Latin Club 1,25 Hi-Y 2,33 Projection Staff l,2,3,45 Honor Society 3,43 Pres. 43 Class Play 4: Zidac Staff 4: Comm. Usher 3: Jr. Town Meeting of the Air 3. JOHN STEVENSON GENERAL Latin cms l,2g H1-Y 1,z,s. JOYCE SWANN GENERAL Chorus l,Z,3,4g Y-Teens 1,Z,3: Class Play 39 Zidac Staff 4g Class Play Usherette 4. SENIORS GUY TABACCHI ACADEMIC Chorus 15 Hi-Y 1,2,35 Latin Club 1,25 Class Play 35 Comm. Usher 35 Zidac Staff 4. CAROL TERRY COMMERCIAL Chorus 2,3,4. WILLIAM THOMPSON GENERAL Band 1,2,35 Chorus 1,2,35 Class V. Pres. 35 Hi-Y 1,25 Football 45 Basketball 2,3,45 Track. WOODROW TRAMEL ACADEMIC Latin Club 1,25 Class Treas. 35 Zidac Staff 45 Promptor 4. JUDITH TRUSHEL COMMERCIAL Band l,2,3,45 Y-Teens 1,Z,3,45 Treas. 45 Honor Society 3,45 Class Play Usherette 35 Library Staff 45 Zidac Staff 45 Comm. Orch. 35 Bacc. Usherette 3. IRENE WALLACE COMMERCIAL Y-Teens 1,25 Zidac Staff 4. KENNETH WELSH ACADEMIC Band 2,35 Latin Club 1,25 Hi-Y 1,25 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Class Treas. 25 Class Play 3,45 Zidac Staff 3,45 Editor 45 Prince of Peace 4. BONNIE WOLFE GENERAL Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,Z,35 Y-Teens 3,45 Sgt. of Arms 45 Class Treas. 15 Minstrel 1,25 F.H.A. 1,25 Prince of Peace 45 Class Play 35 Promptor 45 Zidac Staff 4. ZIDAC STAFF lst. row - J. Swann, J. Moo re, J. Mazeroski, T. Malicki, B. Brown, J. Dowdle, R Selway, B. Lewis, P. Lee, J. Trushel. Znd N. Bovenizer, B. B ecke r, P. Mackall C. Fulton, C. Pettay, E. Scypta, L. Sedgmer, D. O'BradoviCh, B. Norris, J. Slevin S. Maxwell, 3rd. B. Steer, W. Tramel, C. Leeser, K. Sharp, L. Newcome r, G Tabacchi. EDITOR: Kenneth Welsh BUSINESS MANAGER: Judith Crawford CLASS HISTORY of 58 than o girls who came day for the class new: the boys and studies. We took scholarship thought they were work, for we had f We sold stationary participate in the ed our talents in school was one Septembe r 1 111' un Hi-Y held w e r e our Junior with our for the forward to the first tune, but be. This first year in high assembly. All in all, always be remembered. we knew There was work however, with the fun eyery cent for our Junior year, when high school, the Senior Prom. We It our and fo r at 1956 was the Junior High School to be our be t We had the stand at the to prepare Prom. The had a very , with 8 and no losses Class Play , was s. The Juni Banquet and Church and t Country Club a dream e v e n did do all the will be it is 3, 1957, our last year This is that which for. Our We made it! are play, Prom, the all the things, which been 1 o ok in ITB U1 Olll' l'n6lTlC thank all th helpi of us. The team, and to since our s through the have attempted. Senior sponsors, through our final Cindy Pettay LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT at th take to N a.ncy Decker We, the Senior Class of Cadiz U S th a of 1 J ack A r mn 18 ye Lind Bill Karen to be William classes to Bob wmlls h before R1char C Decker 1 ' i olde r , Robert Byers, uble to Go and Ronnie Barnhart rd 011 et to g natu ral to Kay ! Eleanor to Marion of leaving Diana Jud hair Kay Rider and Linda Parr Bill and d Wanetta Phyllis wills his To Nancy and and Y to ish PROPHECY .A , f V r1s. .',. ,.,, , , J.l? 5f'lfi'f2Tf1:i: '-X- F411 The years fv jrtjgzplpyment for eichaKQ gr 1 We hope that H d Pa P ' every boy - - i f rlncan earn themselves a ' -AW .Qi , ho e an , , - r -4 - A if-A--, endeavor , -f f f they all have their share of lrmt i 193 2, . , ,ga n . ,314 s?rfg,Q3:- ' ' - ,i - 'f.F2,'T1'J2.,- it ' WiJ,2f?.v J' l what the future holds, we re sure you do not H -'. -T -f hold on, along: your future we will show. -QA, , 5 '?45s?k' T w riff: , f. axil Since we had so many places to go, we g ot di 1' ' -5, I'iE3l'-- rnie Householder buzzed by in his Householder 5 1- tx .. . - ' - ' s. ' ff- iffifft. -P1 the airport. The plane pilot was Kent Holland i'bS 'j 'J ' 4' ' R :V Xff 4,, K. 2 efigthletes Apartment whe re only the best residet th A -..f'. 2 - . egairline hostess took us to our seats. The first J If u -tr., - A f Rf. Decker'.4aI-Ier noisiest tennants are George Jenkiriiand - ' '12 KI , igy Leegfandgf their growing basket bawl team. My whi:t's t ftfz i' fx ffQfg4j'it's just s nnje Fulton trying a new hold on her fiance. Shigfhi - , x 9fr. fgtifgifessiqhal ,glreisltler for two yea r s . Janice Moore, the woiggfs . .Qrgfg1usia,Qjt'i,C,?2'y7i3jz'?gner stays here and pays extra to flood the bageghg jctice,i2Y'jIfg A. l u told that Guy Tabacchi left on his rocket tojyfhsg V ' KayQR4ldeif geane invited us to the party, she and her - air? .liiiqiw Zig g , , n, Ronnie Smith is writing the daily Love 1.5521 ,D he lo Q ogg . Bob Smith is giving lessons-1-females onlyfxl- 2 lg-ijgg , l e 41' fg V -fi wavy hair. Right next door is the lib ragy pg an Jw ,imia-nit-,ghours a s librarian --who's that s fflfdgifg' fgigiiffa --511 .msp,'a3sgusr0wnfie1a,who is p,m1 ajrbj giiftf' -y, V '. f .'.. --. 1-'Q ff',,fM '1'. . . 'M it 5:-Hr' gf! 'fgdigul --QSUQFFQFEH , V- . ,ft A sf-'ws f. 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Q qs l . g . hiv ,th Land John Co Y- ,aff -,qw-5,5 g , Q W Tramel l . ,'1'Y' !' wfjszai for . .:- fried 555- 4 - f Riffs-T?1'fe.'e'mS10 53' l ff m WH. -, os i 1 Sgr. .I My too. serious . . .the surgeon f 2.2. J x-. deli '-', - - 4' 1 Y'-'ff--f ,former Sandra Maxwell, insists !'3'?1'5 ' be himx - re -Cindy Pettay, Jo Anne Slevin, VH : 7.,. .Alu u a fi, , P. ---gg - -f .1 p w!!- 1 me, they never have a dull :noni . 5 H. x x XX w - D ' NN V' 1' to .-1 'f 'N. 1., ,K J, 4'4 V at nf . ,Q X 4, S 4 ie ,F Je fx, B 8- d 1 5 Q 7 V m at , 15 , , . , v with uary C ' ' ' eer as orderlies. A f u ,p u. a s HX . A fl P l '51 The Happy Housewivesnhas some of our friends a. ' ' ' ef are Helen Dickerson, Linda Parrish, Ann Holmes, J Crawford, an Judy Anderson Beverly Norris will proba age B111 Abe Just received a patent on his Automatic Fox Hole Digger , and ha E un carving a handle for his newe st invention, the Automatic Je t er Y 'W 'll vid- .pf4g4lf '5.l': a 'Q xiii '1 'Iv' f . ' :', l' :f9,l': er ' L 1 d : . . fy in 0 , - bl be f'f'.r'.u,s -,. . .When she ets ettled inhernew home--The arson- . . ' g155i'1 . . . 'Tug' 'I 5. , +V SH 'fs- f 5-rf-1.f.i' ' - -1 . ' s V n-df v....f:.f::. -.-f-' 1 ':g+?1T.v.n . . s f .,.-1zfsf3 ai5s1 Aw ? 1 lsr wg.. , . ,, , y i '- ' ' ,. .xsfiif ' - w1,:T'kfiZ' ff-',,-.25, :, rm, Q-:N ' ' 'M '-. - . ' . 'ff' :. ' VW ' ' ' '1 f'-i 'Jv., if 67 'VT' J! ,. V , ,-gq.f,,.m. , af'-r-'.-x.'Hm'wQ ' ' ' 5 t-ay v, A V V.VJV ,.,,,1,,,g,f: mf fry., .:,.VV.V L V V My While res VV: E:.t1i'ehbtel lobby, 155. ,151 ent interrupted Chuck Lee l vafnce Band p rio g r am 9 N - 4 , 9 -Hig5'fVig,iV Loren ' Flash' Vjffljust ran the five-mile dash fn , '3 ,VigVkVf5f'j1,QjV,V- . . What a reco V V V - k had a special entertainer, it's our lsh who has I-711. :Vdfer for Elvis Presle b e c aus e he 'ust iff?-f.'Qzy F214 still. f 1. Y . NJ. . 'mx .+w.p:Q,1Az- . :,w - ifee B's, Bob M., Bob, and Ronnie Blake, had I C131 ., -1 . . 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Q r to retu: -, Vfwrg en 1 :We hope that you will have all serp- Po ' y ' ' or' qv' it ix ' -' ' - ' y A 1: ' ' . ,-, ': '79 V -V5 V ' ' by Bonnie Wolfe -y...-- ,,-- '. ' 1.4-L aw -Q, Anne Holmes Diana O'Bradovich PGSSY Lee I, v ,-,ax ff' HI, , ' -1. ve.. .QWY9 - 25-Sk-f--fuf. l ,'1,,p4 1,. . 1-,. ' v '-..-033' Q:V,v-y',+:p'ce,:,.3:.f0V.-A. .Q 2115 Q51 5- , A P ' -AT skins 3 'w:,t.1wr4,'4 ff, . af 4-1 W , 4 r ' 'W'153.15-:.:5'oW f:if'v?sw3wa Q'-593312-itz. -pq: ' - ' ' ' ,af':w:ff:'a .:Q-4+,r61f ' Vvjv.0'?c1'n' xx-ju-'14, ' ' :'.1, 2' . Vt .f aa' Qi.. .,.. I E -..., . -. , ,-4 ...v .H f' ,f .fww , , ' 3.21 .M R, 5 ,f '4 vv- . X 5'-Q J .r 'UI av, '- C Z O 75 QD A .4 ,um-. gags -f -iq.. .F Pres-D. Henwood V. Pres-G. Carson Sec-T. Michelli Treas-G. Bumgardner News Rep-C. Selway HR- 1 1C- lst-Row-R. Smith, G.Willis, W. Thomas, L. Thompson, J. Wallace, F. White, B.Strothers, B. Torok, L. Terry, K. Swelbar. Znd-Row-A. Swingle, R. Stinard, P. Walker, V.Sm1th, K. VanCamp, R. Sickle, R. Wallace, Mrs. Stroud. HR-11A- lst-Row-D. Hawk, L. Dodd, M. Campbell, J. Cologie, C. Conrad, J. Halstead, B. Brokow S. Frxzzel, M. Boyce, N. Haught. Znd-Row-S. G rove , P. Colteryahn, M. Decker, J. Conrad,G: Corbon, K. Edwards, S. E step, J. Denham, A. Bobot, J. Carothers. 3rd-row-Mr. Patterson,B. Francis, R. Bryan, A. Geanagel, B. Cornet. HR-11B-lst-Row-T. Jones, M. Mason, J. Hesford, K. Henderson, D.Hawthorne, G. Meadows, B. Karver, J. O'Nei1. 2nd-row- Mr. Boyce, E. Rutoski, M. Henwood, N. Ledfords , M. Mizer, S. Moorhead, M. Jenkins, R. Roach, N. Hennen, M. Huntsman, W. Lawlis, M. Mclnnes, N. Rogers. :, 5 E E -'W-.flv SOPHOMORES '4c in f ist' f f 4 Q1 -ec: ' .5 no h 0 5 3 3 E E ., E i. Ulf 'X K Wg' ' Q l 2 vi N. , f .4 . K A li A-. X X ,P 5 X 1 Pres-L. Kowalski li V. Pres-M.J. Walker Secy-K. Thaxton Treas-J.A. Bertz News Rep-D. Cessna 61 HR-10C-1stRow-K. Snyder, D. Nelms, D. Sturm, M. Ralston, M. Rogers, J. Pyle, H. Scypta, D. Oszust, J. Wallace, J. Wheeler, J. West, V. Ridgeway. Znd-P.O'Bradovich, C. Waller, C. Pat- rick, C. Osbo rne , R. Schaffer, D. Pettay, G. Sladojie, J. Register, L. Norquest, E. Sickle, J. Garno,Miss Parkinson. 3rd-H. Vanfossen,W. Slater, D. Steible, T. Young, D. Rider, W. Nelson, W. Parks, L. Nabb, J. Ridgeway, J. Pyle, R. Forsythe. E. l 14:12 1Sf R0W-A- Cope. R- Bland. A- Carter, D- COPC, J. Cumler, B. Bovenizer, B. Barrick low, B. Dickerson, S. Cunningham. Znd Row-Mrs. Patterson, B. Cope, J. Dowdle, N. Abel, J. Dunlap, S. Delloma, M. Covert, L. DeWalt, J. Dunlap, B. Cope, L. Bigger. 3rd Row-C. Adams, K. Barker. B.Bernhard.J. Ellis, T. Barnhart, J. Demetrovich, C. Colteryahn, D. Brokaw, HR-10B-lst Row -C. Malerick, C. Mclnnis, C. Hestord, K. Moreland, W. Lawlis, R. Eberhard R. Haskins, D. Lee, G. McCrea, C. Mattern, J. Jones, M. Millikin. End Row-S. Boll, N. Houzc K. Long, E. Jenkins, D. Myers, M. Gavorcik, B. Teater, L. Jones, L. Cvilispie , D. Kelly, N Mo reland, M. Millikan, Mr. Francetic. 3rd Row- F. Hoagland, K. McCullough, C. Mason, D Gross, E. Golsby, M. Hanson, J. Kirkland, V. Mills. fi' El L ni VI 1 , .-,. Q, . P - 5-1' 0 .tit FRE SH MAN l lr? , 1 I Xl 22 i Pres-W. Lee V. Pres-R. Hennen Sec-M. A. Burger Treas-S. Mizer News Rep-K. McKibben Wim ,Al I f i.?'U'l 'If' HR-9B-lst Row-J. Wallace, R.Bands, D. Forsythe, B. Mason, F. Wheeler, W. Karver, 'l'. Hunts- man, E. Johnson, D. Fogle, D. Maffeo, P. Maurer, P. Golsby, S. Jones. Znd Row-V. Fulton, M Grove, M. Laughlin, J. Fowler, B. Hawk, T. Lis z e ski, C. Gross, B. Hython, Mr. Thomas, S Richey, A. Maxwell, B. Hyre, J. Hoagland, J. Roach, M. Grove, C. Leigh,N. Lucas, J. Ilarrah. HR-QA-lst-Row-C. Dematte, P. Edwards, B. Beveridge, R. Barricklow, R. Cunningham, J. Dick- enson, B. Barre:. W. Fensteemaker, J. Anderson, J. Bryan, C. Ball, A. Blacklgi - M.uraabic, S. Dunlap, L. Dodds, N. Doreland, S. Blanchard, A. Davis, B. Blake, E.Dreyer, M. Dewalt. 3rd- G. Eberhart, R. Blake, R. Denham, R. Brooks, L. Deyarman, T. Divia. HR-2C-lst-Row-E. Smith, W. Wolfe, L. Ward, J. Snodgrass, J. Mclnroy, G. Busby, B. Wood, L. Smith, J. McDowell. Znd-C. McBride, J. Skinner, C. McAtee. C. Williams,S. Shaw, S. Truex, R. Smith, N. Walls, B. Wallace, J. McDowell, S. McMasters, P. Young, Mrs. Bell,.3rd - G. Eberhart, R. Blake, R. Dennmen, R. Brooks, L. DeYarmon, C. Nations. JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL f X1 1 7 F' , Sw e 5' ,Z 5 5' I consider an human soulwithout education like K ' 'I 5 :jf I ma rble in the quarry, which shows none of its I ' f - inherent b e autie s till the skill of the polisher fetches out the colours, makes the surface shine, and discovers every ornamental cloud, spot and vein that runs through the body of it. Sth GRADE lst. Row-B. Frizzel, F. Ledfors, J. Trushel, B. Stamm, K. Steer,J. Rocchi, L. Cologie, M. Lisle. 2nd Row-L. Kidder, P. Crothers, J. Barcroft, J. Steible, D. Selway, P. Marchese, L. Johnson, N. Carter, L. Shaw, P. Wasko, E. Blanchard, C. Harrah, B. Deaton, M. Leeser. 3rd Row-D. Abel, G. Busby, J. Gilmore, M. Bates, B. Hesford, S. Ornouski, G. Post, T. Dowdle, R. Sutton, Miss McCutcheon. HR-8B-lst-Row- V. Cooper, J. Heavilin, J. Ruthoski, C. Smith, R. Mason, J. Gammeter, Barrett, J. Allen, C.Nation, A. Copeland. Znd-Row-S. Johnson, B. Keesey, N. Strother, Lyon, P. Davis, L. Haney, S. Nelson, J. Covert, L. Sickle, D. Brooks, J. Bell, A. Wheeler, Banks. 3rd-Row- Mr. Sterling, R.Barnhart, F. Swann, S. Deaton, J. I-Iojanoski, C. Sharp, Krankovich, C. Starr, C. Pincola, C. Nelms. 7 t h G R A D E HR-7C-lst-Row-R. Davis, T. Galey, R. Truskoloski, E. Blake, J. Reed, B. Huntsman, B. Sm J. Wadatz. Znd-Row-B. Dickinson, W. Milliken, P. Thomas, P. Ronsheim, N. Lyon, P. Ball, Waszil, J. Hesford, S, Gooding, R. Berry, P. Chassin, S. Michelli. 3rd-Row-P. Osborne, McAtee, B. Denham, D. Gilmore, R. Barnhart, S. Berry, F. Dowdell, M. Whitehead, E. Orr, Lyon, W. Battle, V. Maxwell, Mr. King. D. C. M. K. ith A T F Kyra: HR-Iii,-Row 1-H. Do 1-land, R. McVicker, B. Romshak, L. Kidder, F. Wolfe, J. Beveridge, J Kavocik, R. Rockwell, E. Carrothers, R. White. Row 2-J. Richey, S. Carter, J. Long, S.Burger B. Henson, J. Moreland, P. B ell, E. Wheeler, B. Freeburn, D. Cologie, R. Mclnroy, M. Kran- kovich, R. Hennen. ROW3-G. Terry, T. Grove, J. Walker, R. Worrell, G. VanCamp, I. Schaeffer H. Waszil, T. Hill, B. Glover, R. Osburn, B. Barcroft, Mr. Thompson. HR-:IB-Row l-J. Dodds , R. Truskolaski, D. Norquest, B. Martin, T. Campbell, B. Francis, C Gross, H. Henwood. Row Z-N. Michaels, L. Mattern, B. Newcomer, J. Slagle , A. McAtee, A White, K. Davis, E. Banks, M. Householder, M. Cope, E. Haney, M. Carson, J. Tubaugh. Row 3 B. Sturm, G. Walker, S. Keesey, C. Wenner, R. Wallace, C. Leigh, D. Peaytt, T. Berry, Mrs Stauffer. ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Q13 Glade- lst-Row-J. O'Neil, A. Crothers, W. Ossman, L. Bryan, A. Forsythe, A. Merryman, R. Cramblett, N. Conrad, R. Slevin, R. Gill, L. Wheeler-Znd-Row- J.Dometrovich, B.DiLoreto, R. Marchese, B. Walls , D. Sprouse, G. Finnical, J. Campbell, C. McMasters, N. Rutkoski, B. Morgan, L. Banks, G. Bland, J. Carrothers, J. Fowler-3rd-Row-Mrs. Jennings, J. Nelms , P. Dunlap, V. Smith, L. Shaw, M. Morrow, S. Orr, K. Brooks, A. Geanangel, A. Gillespie, C. Maffeo. B. Smith, S. Stevens, J. Torok, Miss Philpott-4th-Row-H. Rog e r s , R. Brown, G. Mosser, R Dometrovich, J. Stina rd, R. Morris, C. Busby, E. White, R. Wood, R. Campbell, C. Sharp, S. Peaytt- Westgate-lst-Row-J. Davis, E. Benson, G. Brokaw, J. Jones, D. Dewalt, M. Bell, T. Redman, D. Frizzel, C. Howe-Znd-Row-C. Cook, P. McVicker, N. Sutton, M. Johnson, C. Hur- sey, S. Long, M. Young, L. Cessna, J. Campbell-3rd-Row-Mrs. Hazelrigg, W. Haney, L. Buss- ler, E. Tilkey, L. Barnhart, J. Kessey, F. Maleryick, L. Coleman, R. Heavlin. w wvwnl-gm 'W N ff 'ig CENTRAL WESTGATE T si? I , . - Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. ! 335355lOW G R A D E 5 Harrah Hendershot CENTRAL WESTGATE '4 , Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs Dunlap Keesey Adams Lawlis GRADE 4 W. CENTRAL - Miss Roche Mrs. Bullock G D E 3 WESTGATE - Mrs. Seebirt Mrs. Roth CENTRAL - Mrs. Henry M . S d TS HO 6 G D E 2 WESTGATE - Mrs. Hedges CENTRAL - Mrs. McDonald Mrs. Kirkland WESTGATE - Mrs. Fleming Miss Sheriff Ef GRADE! REMEMBER WHEN WE DID WITHOUT .... Fl nh . -, -.- 'E E' xi ' . -f'..,lf5-if E- ,Q - igf 5 F' ' ' if-fi 114- W 21 -f fi r,,A.vS -,gtg 1'-X - Y 1-L-J'-I-a.., 4 if Ei- .'xgJ3,'2.-- ff .TI 1:5 E f SCOREBOARD HOME-EC ROOM 1955 1956 Iii!! 5' 15-lk. -,----f-nf ..,. nu gllzlll '- .- -..ar-1?'fk' , . ' .ua- v.Nj,w.'9 V. Q --,Af ., E ., , .. 4 H- v 'jig' ,'iQ L.1':mr- , ,Q f ' ' ' 4. 'rf f-E Vi, in, P V' 514, k-- .,,?- .svvrs 3'-Q. uf' f lf?Em9'?t 5fr.+ 44:'1ff ,nw 'i.,f',r+ BREEZEWAY WESTGATE SCHOOL 1956 1951 W. qw, - it . n vb 'i ii I. Ei? f' .Q ., -H nm A3 '27 .n , '5-3:9 V pi: it -,g..f.Ef m.t.,,i .E E f i f '-5': :f' f M :Q 1-Y Q - ,r 51-- E 1' - -h '. ,.f wrvaf .mr wnun-w-f-rv: Y :g-- Zips:-:m.... M... ..v-' - A TROPHY CASE BLEACHERS 1957 ' 1957 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NATIONAL Q5 S929 E- -MKII Q The National Honor Society was found- I? ' if ed about 1920 for the purpose of recognizing dl i W outstanding ability and leadership in the I secondary schools of this country and for- 5 ' Ll eign countries. Membership is the society is based upon four principals that are recognized - as fundamental in all educational practices: Scholarship, Le ad e r s hip , Service, and Character. The colors of the society are blue and gold. Blue is the symbol of truth and gold is the light by whi ch truth is r adiate d throughout the world. The annual induction ceremony wa s held on October 3, 1957. There were five new members from the Junior Class taken into the society this year. They were as follows: Nancy Rogers, Lu Ann Dodd, Carol Selway, Deanna Hawk, and Bruce Torok. The society's annual trip was taken on January 4, 1958, to see AROUND THE WORLD LN EIGHTY DAYS. I . I E U VT! ,I ,ff I I' I I J' ' ' T ' rIls I :Elf I I Q A ? 4 2 lst-Row-W. McMannis, B. Norris, B. Steer, J. Trushel, C. Leeser -Znd-Row- C. Selway, N. Rogers, B. Torok, D. Hawk, L. Dodd, Miss McCutcheon-Absent-L. Parrish, G. Jenkins. Nuff, -, .e gg M . - . g l: iiwf . JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE ,J r lv ' K sv' R The Latin Club held its formal f A I initiation in October. Thirty-seven lu new members were sworn in by the President. . . . .One of the most out- standing meetings of the year was in November, when we had an exchange student from Thailand speak to us about her nativ e country .... In December we enjoyed our annual Christmas party. We put on a play written by two of our m emb e r S .... In March Mt. Pleasant chapter of the Junior Classical League paid us a visit, and after we enjoy ed their program, went to the c afete ria and they enjoyed our food .... On April ll we all boardeda bus, bright and early, sleepy-eyed but excited, and headed for Columbus fo r the state conven- tion of the Junior Classical League. We m et many new friends and had a very enjoyable time. . . . .In May the Freshmen said good-by to the Sophomores with a farewell banquet . . . .We the members of the 1957-1958 Junior Classical League Chapter of Cadiz High School, wish to give many thanks to Miss Sheriff for all the wonderful help she has given us throughout this year. C. Mason, T. Young, W. Nelson, D. Steible, J. Keesey, B. Dickinson, B. Bernhard, D. Pettay, L. Kowalski, D. Cope. Znd Row-B. Beveridge, M. Kugler, J. Bryan, M. Campbell, R. Hennen, T. Liszerski, J. Bertz. J. McDowell, S. McMasters, S. Mizer, R. Smith, C. Colteryahn. 3rd Row- M. Walker, M. Burger, J. McDowell, C. Ball, A. Black, J. Fowler, L. Smith, S. Dunlap, J. Register, A. Cope, M. Grove, K. Thaxton, M. Covert. 4th Row-K. McKibben, B. Wood, L. Gillaspie, M. Grove, M. McKi1lop, D. Cessna, J. Ellis, P. Maurer, E. Johnson, D. Maffeo, N. I-Iouze, K. Long J. Dunlap, B. Lee. D V SENIOR The Cadiz High School Band completed a very successful season under the di 1' e C tion of Mr. Dale Cvillaspic-. The Senior Band is made up of Students of the upper sixgradcs. The Junior Band is made up of students of the Cadiz Schoo1Systern, who aspire to attain a place with the Senior Band. The band meets during thc -lth period of every school day when they practirefor eve-nts inwhich they are to participate. 1:stRow - D. Henwood. Znd Row - M. Jenkins, J. Fowle r, M. Milliken, B. Wolf, D. Nelms E Jenkins, B. Hawk. 3rd Row - Mr. Cvillaspie, L. Dewalt, M. Lee s e r , D. Selway, M. Grove K Thaxton, C, Lees e r, B. Beveridge, J. Dunlap. 4th Row - L. Cvillaspie, C. Selway, C. Waller L.. Gillaspie, T. Young, D. Steible, L. Nabb. B A N D The High School Marching Band participated at all home and away football games. The band also had the opportunity to appear at the Annual Ohio-West Virginia All-Star Football Game. A few members of the band attended the Mt. Union College Festival held in April. The band also presented aSpring Concert which completed a v e ry successful season. We wish to congratulate all Seniors, who, with the Spring Concert completed their high school band career. .g J s Row - M. Boyce. Znd B331-P.O'Bradovich, M. Decker, S. Moorhead, J.McDowel1, J. Keesey, V Smith, A. Cope. 3rd Bow-S. Berry, C. DeMatt, N. Bovenizer, J. Steible, D. Ce'ssna, E.,Rutko ski D. Hawk, A. Black, C. Fulton, J. Ellis. 4th B91-B. Dickinson, J. Slevin, J. Kirkland, J Bryan, R. Hennen, C. Pettay, J. Trushel. GRADUATING SENICRS 1 'fi a .5 e'f C. Fulton B. Wolfe op J. Trushel C. Pettay N. Bovenizer C. Leeser J. Slevin L. Parrish was K. Rider JUNIOR BAND sbs- 'Y +-M--A-. -..gi fab lst Row - S. Stevens, G. Finnical, E. White, C. Gross, B. Frizzell, J. Skinner, A. Gillespie, D Frizzell, J. Torok, C. Cook, P. McVicker. Znd Row - R. Rockwell, R. Mclnroy, M. Carson, C Wenner, E. Haney, J. Tubaugh, S.Burger, L. Sickle, J. Campbell, M. Young, C. Maffeo. 3rQ BQW- J. Walker, C.Ball, B. Dickinson, N. Rutkoski, J. Steible, L. Kidder, L. Cessna, S. Long, M Lesser, D. Selway, B. Smith, P. Thomas, B. Morgan, L. Shaw, P. Ball, G. Mosser. ith, R931 - Mr. Gillaspie, R. Moreland, T. Grove, B. Gill, B. Martin, A. Geanangel, B.Hensen, P. Crothers S. Barry, L. Haney, J. Walker, J. Kirkland, G. Busby, E. Benson, C. Busby, J. Keesey. CHORUS The High School chorus consists of students from the four high schoolgrades. These students meet during the 5th and 7th class periods, five days a week. The choral group has participated in many school and outside activities during the 1957-58 school year. Some of its many functions were the Honor Society assembly, the Prince of Peace contest, the Thanksgiving services at the First Christian Church, the Christmas Choir Festival and the Spring Concert. Mrs. McKi11op, due to a transfer to the art department, relinquished her duties as choral director to Mrs. Bell in November, 1957. Chorus students have formed trios and quartets, which under the direction of Mrs. Bell have performed at many school functions and also many out-of-school events. 5th Period-lst Row-D. Freeland, B. Cumler, D. Henwood, W. Nelson, G. Sladoje, D. Cessna, L. Kowalski, L. Newcomer. lgd Row-M. Walker, D. Sturm, B. Becker, G. Corban, S. Grove, J. Bertz, K. Thaxton, A. Cope, L. Gillaspie, P. O'Bradovich. 3rd Rgw- R. Roach, J. Anderson, C. Waller, J. Swann, B. Bumgardner, P. Mackall, B. Norris, D. O'Bradovich. L. Sedgmer, K.Va.n- Camp, V. Davis. gh Row-R. Roach, L. Gillaspie, D. Steible, B. Dickinson, T. Young, J. Keesey, N. Knight, D. Rider, B. Barricklow, G. Meadows, B. Bovenizer. SEVENTH PERIGD CHCJRUS lst-Row-J. Snodgrass, J. Mclnroy, K. Welsh, R. Bryan, M. McKillop, P. Maurer, D. Maffeo, R Barricklow, C. Leeser-Znd-Row-D. Williams, B. Hython, N. Hennen, J. Bryan, D. Henwood, M Henwood, N. Rogers, A. Black, J. Fowler, B. Beveridge-3rd-Row-M. Burger, S. Truex, V. Fulton R. Sickle, S. Shaw, N. Walls, M. Drabic, M. Campbell, M. Mclnnes, S. Mizer, J. Dowell, R. Smith 4th-Row-M. Laughlin, C. McBride, C. Ball, R. Hennen, M. Boyce, J. Crawford, N. Bovenizer, S Mclviasters. THE SPARKS lst-Row-B. Bovenizer, T. Young, J. Snodgrass-Znd-Row- L. Cillaspie, J. Keesey, B. Dickinson PRINCE OE PEACE el, rv 'vw 'ii 'TQ' 'zz-'S S x Q t F ,fl .y ' P r e ' 4 Winners - Kay Rider, Carol Selway We had many participants in the Prince of Peace contests this year which were held in the Methodist Church on Nov. lO and Nov. 17. Inthe first contest, Kay Rider was declared the winner. The other contestants were Anne Swingle, Linda Sedgmer, Kelley Snodgrass and Linda Parrish. The winner of the Nov. 17 contest wa s Carol Selway. The othe r contestants were Kenny Welsh, Gretchen Corban, Lila Dewalt, Kathie Long, and Bonnie Wolfe. Carol and Kay went on to county competition. That contest was held in the Christian Church on Dec. 15. Carol Selway was chosen second place winner of Harrison County. The contests are sponsored by the Ohio Council of Churches. Awards for localwinners are bronze metals. County winners and district winners receive silver and gold metals, respective- ly. Scholarships are offered to state winners. Contestants may Choo s e a prepared speech or write an original one for the contest. Mr. Boyce, English and Speech teacher, is the advisor for these contests. i Y TEENS The Cadiz T-Teen Club is a branch of the Ohio Y.W.C.A. The membe rs of the club are Sophomo r e s , Juniors, and Seniors, and were taken into the club in a formal initiation. The initiation was in the form of Christmas assembly presented by the Y-Teens and the High School Chorus. The Club under the direction of Mrs. Stauffer has held many dances and assemblies. Among the dances were the Home Coming and Valentine dances. There were also many sock hops after football and basketball games. Four girls were sent to New York from the Cadiz Club as delegates to the United Nations. This trip proved to be time well spent as the girls said they gained a great deal from the trip. The officers fo r the 1957-58 school year were installed April 28, 1957. Elected president was Cindy Pettay, Vice Pres. Peggy Lee, Sec. Diane Henwood,Treas. Judy Trushel, Sgt. at Arms Bonnie Wolfe. TRIANGLE I 8 2 1,3931-J. Jones, J.Bertz.. M.Henwood, M. Ralston, J. Pyle, N. Moreland, A. Cope, L. Gillaspie, P. Davis, D. Decker, M. Campbell. Znd 8,91-E. Ruthoski, J. Thompson, K. VanCamp, M. Mizer, S. Morehead, M. Boyce, L. DeWalt, H. Sypta, D. Nelms, M. Walker, J. Dunlap, M. Covert, L. Sedgmer, D. O'Bradovich. 2 gd, BQW-N. Bovenizer, V. Smith, C. Selway, M. Jenkins, N. Houze, J. Dowdle, B. Cope, J. Wallace, L. Dodds, M. Gavorcik, B. Teter, D. Myers, S. Estep. OFFICERS NEW YORK TRIP CABINET 1 1 1 I I gs R 5? ' 1 s , I c . W . 4 A 5 x,- L X F, K C 'gi if ,. , I f- I c fgii I I B.. ff Q vs' ' R .X TRIANGLE 3 S 4 lst-M. Rogers, P. Colteryahan, J. Crawford, A. Swingle, K. Long, B. Cope, S. Deloma, J. Garno, K. Thaxton, D. Sturm, L. Bigger. Znd-S. Cunningham, C. Mclnnes, C. Malyrick, M. McInnes,N. Leadfora, R. Wallace, N.I-Iennen, R. Roach, M. Decker, J. Conrad, M. Milliken. 3rd-P. O'Brad- ovich, M. Milliken, E. Jenkins, C. Waller, E. Sickel, D. Hawk, N. Rogers, R. Sickel, C. Fulton, A. Bobot, S. Frizzel. ' E 34155 E JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Rest Assured Mr. Morlock QK.Welshj, a grouchy old gent who doesn't like anything but money, won't let daughter Mar QK.R'd b ' ' y 1 erj, ecome engaged to .Toe Lanconi fR.SelwayJ,for Joe's papa KG. Jenkins J is poor. The two old boys start a furious feud. Luigi's always had a bad heart and he just konks out. Luigi gets permission to come back and haunt Mr Morlock until he ives er ' ' f . g p mission or the wedding. Luigi starts haunting in a big wayg kicks Mr. Morlock in the seat of his nightshirt flirts ' h h' ' ' wit 15 secretary fC.PettayJ and cavorts around in a fashion that would put most ghosts to shame. In his despair, Morlock takes too many sleeping pills and kicks the bucket. Ri hth g ere, Lucifier QJ.Dowdlej, and souls QJ'.Swann and B. Wolfel, from down-below, drop in to take Mr Morlock to the l ' ' ' ' ower rigions. Mary prepares for he r weddingg Jessica fJ'.MooreJ, prepares to start her wrestling career and Mrs. Morlock CL. Parrishj is actually smiling again as Doctor Brown QB.Rogersjholds her hand and hints at matrimony. Friends send them regrets QC.Lesser, G. Tabacci, N. Bovenizer, J. Edwardsj. Mr. Morlock now realize s what a he el he's been. If he only had another chanceg but Mildred QJ'.Crawfordjthe maid awakens him. He had spent the night on the sofa. It's all been a bad dream. He didn't die and neither did L ' '. N dl uigi ee ess to say, Mr. Morlock reformed, made vast premises, okayed the wedding and peace finally reigned at the Morlock's. , 1 I 3 .gy Q gl! hi sign 'K V... all lily SENIOR CLASS PLAY G A f X.. a ' I XI The Automatic Butler Mr. and Mrs. Preston kept boarders to help out. Their daughter invited mother's onetirne sweetheart for a visit. Mrs. Preston was horrified! She must have a butler and a maid! It was so simple. You see. Bhejusf ..... It didn't work out so good. The new butler was a robot. The fun was fast and furious. Ev e r y part was a distinct characterization - - the dictatorial mother Uudy Crawfordj, the hen-pecked father QBill Rogersj, the robot fKen Welshj, the family pest fNancy Bovenizerl, the dumb cop fRon Selwayj, the crook fChuck Leeserj, the maid QPeg Leej , the inventor QBill Steerj, the cook fCindy Pettayj, the daughter QLinda Parrishj, Mama's beau lGeorgeJenkinsl, and his daughter QKay Riderj. All in all it was the best play treat of the season, as Mrs. Preston found that th e aquisition of a Butler and Maid did not as expected, contribute to an enjoyable visit by her old beau. The automatic Butler proved to be he r disliked boarder, and the maid was an accomplice of the slickest jewel thief in the c ount ry. This proved to be Mrs. Preston's downfall as the robbery took place in her husbands shop. The fun b e g an when Mrs. Preston's Beau and his daughter were arrested as the thief and his accomplice. All in all, it proved an enjoyable evening for the audience of 400 delighted viewers. The play wa s held in the Cadiz High School Auditorurn, on Friday Evening, December 13, 1958. H U wi 31, OUR THANKS TO .... OUR SCHOOL PATROL , OUR CAFETERIA STAFF OUR PROJECTION STAFF OUR LIBRARY STAFF OUR OFFICE STAFF DROCJDLE STAFF lag rgw - E. Haney, C. Sharp, K. McKibben, T. Grove, D. Cessna. Zndjgl - P. Thomas , E. Ruthoski, S. Morehead, A. Swingle, M. B oyc e , R. Sickle, D. Henwood, D. Hawk, C. Selway. 3rd rgw - Mrs. Stroud, C. Harrah, N. Rogers, M. Mizer, K. Edwards, T. Michelli, B. Karver, G. Carson, G. Willis, B. Thomas, R. Cornett, B. Henson. R A D I O C L U B QL rgyg - L. Gillaspie, D. Stieble, T. Young, C. Leeser, B. Bovenizer, B. Beveridge 2341 HDL M. Grove, J. Halstead, B. Dickenson, B. Pettay, S. Berry, J. Keeney, J. Snodgrall,Mr. Gillespie. SPECIAL EVENTS SEPTEMBER School Opens No School, Teachers Meeting No School, Fair Today Driving Exhibition OCTOBER Honor Society Assembly End First Six-Weeks Period Delmar Takes School Pictures School Closed fFluJ E. O. T. A. - No School NOVEMBER Homecoming End Second Six-Weeks Period O. S. U. Test for Seniors Group Pictures for Year Book Thanksgiving Vacation DECEMBER Betty Crocker Test for Girls Senior Class Play Christmas Vacation JANUARY Resume School Senior Scholarship Tests Semester Exams Semester Ends Band Banquet FEBRUARY Valentine Dance Junior Play Try-Outs Junior Play Practice Starts Basketball Tournament End Fourth Six-Weeks Period MARCH Freshrnan and Sophomore Prom Junior Class Play APRIL Preliminary Scholarship Tests Y-Teen Easter Assembly Easter Vacation End Fifth Six-Weeks Period Seventh 8: Eighth Grade Prom Instrumental Music Concert MAY Jr. Classical League Dinner Vocal Music Concert Junior - Senior Banquet-Prom Senior Assembly Baccalaureate Final Exams Commencement JUNE Z SCHOOL YEAR CLOSES .L ,f,?q,,6-J.. 80 27. .., , nf' jimi 1449 I .E u 1 i 1 X, ,, .- , xv ' ,. va? I S il, ., f 99 7 'X 'fi 7: xv u 1: if ' if. - '- ,.,. W , 1' K, lx 1 ,lf 1 . Q 7, K-33- ' .lm X XXL A: 1 JT. ' K K Y N Y . ws. ' ,Avo 5 The 1957 Cadiz Cardinals completed a successful football season by compiling a very impressive record of 7 wins, Z losses, and l tie. Under the capable direction of Coach Haines and Coach Thomas, the Cardinals exhibited a t r e m e nd o u s spirit of sportsmanship and a strong determination to present our s c hool with a football team of which Cadiz students and alumni may be duly proud. Following the capable leadership of Co-Captains George Jenkins and Jack Edwards, the Cardinals finished the 1957 season with a surge of power which found them defeating Adena, Mt. gtg-oy,-G. Stanton, J. Cope, B. Brown, W. McMannis, B. Brownfield, J. Edwards. 19513.91-C. Mason, M. McKillop, J. Cologie, K. Hen derson, B. Brokaw. QL-1 B91-J. Halstead, T. Barnhart, K. McCullough G. Sladojie, B. Woods. ithRQ5M-T.Hesford, L. Timmons, D. Cope,R Bryan. 5th 3,91-Coach Thomas, D. Maffeo, C. Leigh, T. Davia. FOOT BALL fi Pleasant, and St. Clairsville, all in a period of seven days. Cadiz, 1957, may well be proud of the team which has presented Cadiz High S cho ol with the EOAL Football Championship and was runnerup in the AA race for the OVAC Championship. Cadiz may also be proud of the fact that the following 1957 Cardinals were plac ed on the 1957-58 EOAL All-Star Team: G. Jenkins, J. Edwards, J. Dowdle, J. Wallace, W. McMannis, and W. Brownfield. Congratulations team and coaches for a job well done! -QLROW-G. Jenkins, B. Rogers, K. Holland, E. Mazeroski, J. Dowdle, B. Thompson. LIQBQH-M. Mason, J. Wallace, A. Geanangel, C. Conrad, F. White, B. Francis, D. Pettay. 231- Row-B. Lee, C. Mat- tern, D. Jimison, G. White, E. Brooks, T. Michelli. QQROW- B. Bernhard, B. Barry, M. Grove, C. Colteryahn, D. Hyre, J. Mclnroy, j-tLLRow-R. Bland, D. Gross, W. Nelson, W. Fenstamake r , Coach Haines. .-... is- 'S 1 BASKETBALL Row 1-D. Jimison, F. White, G. Jenkins, J'. Wallace, J. Edwards. Row Z-1, Pylg, B, Lawn, K McCullough, A. Geanangel, B. Thomphson, D. Cessna. ABSENT-J. Dowdle. I The 1958 Basketball team under the excellent coaching of Ed Sterling and Dale King gave Cadiz High School an exceptional season on the hard- wood floor. Following the superior leadership of co-captains George Jenkins and Jim Dowdle, the 1958 Cardinals p r e s ented us with a fine record of 19 wins and only 3 losses. The strong Cadiz team stormed through its regular season with the strength and determination of a winner . Only tasting defeat twice during regular season play , the Cardinals pushed on to sweep the Sectional Tournament at Dennison, finally defeating favored New Philadelphia with con- siderable ease. At the Martins Ferry District Tournament, Cadiz fell to defeat at the hands of a strong Warren Consolidated team which closed the door on one of Cadiz's more successful seasons. SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS Q q w . X, , ,, . Cadiz Cadiz Cadiz Cadiz Cadiz Cadiz Cadiz Cadiz Cadiz I957 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE I957 69 79 82 84 83 78 78 85 82 Cadiz 34 Cadiz Cadiz Cadiz 35 Cadiz Cadiz Cadiz Cadiz 40 Cadiz 25 Cadiz Dennison Jefferson Union Tiltonsville Barnsville Wellsville Dillonvale Smithfield Mt. Pleasant Adena St. Clairsville Won 7 Tied 1 Lost 2 6 0 14 7 19 0 7 7 6 7 '58 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Jewett Cadiz 60 Bellaire Mt. Pleasant Cadiz 57 St. Clairsville Adena Cadiz 85 Adena Mt. Pleasant Cadiz 89 Barnsville Dillonvale Cadiz 79 Dillonvale Scio Cadiz 97 Hopedale Jefferson U. Cadiz 69 Dennison Dennison Cadiz 85 Shadyside Barnsville Cadiz 64 Bridgeport SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT, DENNISON Cadiz 7 3 Uhrichsville 66 Cadiz 66 Dover 63 Cadiz 92 New Philadelphia 72 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT, MARTINS FERRY Cadiz 68 Warren Consolidated 75 Won 19 Lost 3 QR J S HOMECQMING ,1 .L ' 2,7 A VX, xx. -K 4 xx ,. ,---r , W' ---H.-..-.-.--,H J Dianax 535' O'BAra.dovich ,, A R-ld-91' 'U .V Qs Q nf . gf . , ,x - X' - ., ., QL Peggy Lee L B QUEEN E' .f. n ' I :-1021, f 7-EQ , . is 5 1 R, .-5355? Peggy Diane Colteryahn Henwood HOMECCJMING QUEEN AND COURT Q 'RE VARSITY , 1 3 3 'Y Z -' 'HJ,gzf3t.,' . 25 il Sz ' Q' illfs--JT? 3333 i , , A .E -' . . -,..,,1, ..-.Asif-Q' K mf-:i v ., ff 3 A365 f A A ' A 13.5 3 2. E f . 1459 - ff' ' ' Y' . N ., -' . gf :EN 'WEE fi 'K' - ff, g, ' ,: LE 'wlp , , - , 'G' RESERVE CHEERLEADERS N. Walls N. Houze J. Bertz P. Edwards S. Mizer CHEERLEADERS M. B. H M. Cove B. A. C p P. Lee P. Colte yahn M. J. W lk JR. HIGH CHEERLEADERS M L M.C p D. Sel y S. 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