Cadiz High School - Zidac Yearbook (Cadiz, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1959 volume:

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Decker, M. Mclnnes, N. Rogers, I. Conrad, P. Colteryahn, S. Moorhead, K. Snodgrass. ROW FOUR: B. Thomas, B. Brokaw, K. Swelbar, B. Cornett, G. Bumgardner, B. Torok, G. Carson, A. Gcanangel Editor Assistant Editor . . Photography............... Business Manager SPORTS PROPHECY Nancy Rogers Mary Beth Henwood Larry Thompson SENIORS AND FACULTY Gretchen Corban Mary Lou jenkins . . Alan Geanangel . . Virginia Smith . . . Bruce Torok Assistant Business Manager. . . . . . Marian Mizer ADVERTISING Bill Thomas Gary Bumgardner Robert Cornett Gary Carson Karen Van Camp CALENDAR Martha Decker HISTORY Marcia Huntsman Wanneta Lawlis Mary Mclnnes Luan Dodd PERSONALITIES Kelley Snodgrass Nancy Hennen Kay Edwards BAND AND CHORUS Rosalie Sickle WILL Deanna Hawk Dianne Henwood Peggy Colteryahn PHOTOGRAPHY Edna Rutko ski Carol Selway Sheryl Moorhead ELEMENTARY Sandra Frizzell Bob Brokaw Kenny Swelbar ART Anita Bobot 3 fi W' ,Q ,C--f ,I 'T-iw ZIDAC STAFF: Marian Mizer, Alan Geanangel, Mary Lou Ienkins , Bruce Torok, Virginia Smith Our sincere thanks to Mr. Carlyle Richter H' 'yy for the many hours of work and the many words of valuable advice he contributed to the pro- duction of the 1959 Zidac. The Zidac Staff 3 Foreword Whatever the task or pleasure how large or small it may be it is the spirit it is done with that will mark its success of failure We the Senior Class will leave you many things but the most important of these will be of no material value it will be our spirit We hope that we have set examples that will be followed in the years to come We have always spoke and stood for what we believed in We stood as a class , not divided, but united. To the future seniors, for years to come , we wish you the pleasant and numerous days which we have spent at Cadiz High. We leave you with mixed emotions: but may a part of us , our spirit, remain with you always . THE EDITOR -Q-ga. '3! v' Mrs Lucy Patterson A Teachers Prayer I wa'1t to teach my students how to l1ve th1s l1fe on earth to face 1ts struggle and 1ts strlfe and to lmprove thelr worth not Just the lessons 1n a book or how the rlvers flow but how to choose the proper path wherever they may go to under stand eternal truth and to know the rlght from wrong and gather all the beauty of flower and a song for 1f I help the world to grow ln wlsdom and ln grace then I shall feel that I have won and I have fllled my place and so I ask Your Guldance God that I may do my part for character and confldence and happlness of heart Iames I Metcalf Thls has been Mrs Patterson s unspoken prayer Through the years she has helped many students obtaln a better understandlng of knowledge To you, Mrs . Patterson, and teachers all over the world llke you, we dedlcate our 1959 ZIDAC . 1 D 9 E 9 ,, t ll 4 , t I z A 'A' l'l I C I A T D , t yy I A 0 c N :ft erinfencfenf Dr. Charles Davis Dear Pupils , Teachers and Friends of Cadiz High School: To discuss, as requested , in the brief space alloted, The Best Advice I Ever Received is like trying to describe the world in 25 words or less. The result will be confusing and inadequate. I've received lots of advice, on athletics , as a participant and as a coach: on education, as a student and as a teacher: on health from my doctor: on finance from interested well-wishers: on autos , 'IV's, diets, manners, boats, casting rods, shampoos , political candidates and other topics beyond my count and often beyond my comprehension. With a moment's serious reflection, however, I can eliminate most of such contributions for my benefit, well intentioned and wise though they may be. In final analysis , for the greatest good, I would recall two brief admonitions by Iesus. The first in Matthew VII: 33, Seek ye first the kingdom of God , and his righteousness: and all these things shall be added unto you. The second in Iohn V 24 He that heareth my word and believeth on him that sent me, hath everlasting life and shall not come into condemnation: but is passed from death unto life. My prayers are that each pupil in our Cadiz Public Schools may so live that he may make an effective contribution to his home, community, state and nation: that he may learn to love the Lord God, with all his heart, soul, mind and strength: and his neighbor as himself. 4' Prl ncl pal Mr. Vincent Cooper As each school year passes , each one more quickly than the last, it is our hope that your goal has been realized in wiser and broaded aims in life Earnest application to school studies will pre pare you to earn a living or to go on to further educa tion. We all experience some triumphs and defeats but even these experiences enhance our memories of school days ---the triumphs, happy events to recall---the defeats , valuable lessons which teach us to try again. George Ball, Mr School Secretaries Miss Beverly Norris Mrs Mary Black Cu stod lan s 'V 'Gm X E2 w-1 Ml' Nm'-'Sth Ross Finnlcal Charlze Adams Jim Chaney I f . kgi,,..:, 'fbi . ,u se Q x QQ , 5 f .. A f I : Q V ,AW A if ' yi , y I in t ,k1,. KJ s s e I I, A M t no-,,:.:::g..Q' , M , ,sse - ' 1 '-S-1 Q, I V I iff!! Q, 'fx:l:+il:', :ak ak 5 ,SX - 5 1 ff Al f Q9 -1, TP' MRS. LUCY PATTERSON, B.S. University of Pittsburgh Bethany College, West Virginia Physics, Chemistry, Advanced Algebra, Trigonometry MR. CARL HAUGIIT B.S. in Physical Education Minot State Teachers College, North Dakota Typing , Shorthand On these pages are the teachers who have given us the light U of the Torch of Knowledge. MR. CARL I. PATTERSON A.B., M.A., M. Ed. Bethany College, West Virginia University , University of Pittsburgh American Government, United States History MR, JOHN CAMPBELL A.B. , M. oi Lit. Ohio State University, Iowa Univer sity, Pittsburgh University English 3 and 4 School Assistants Nr' 'G' Ns., Cafeteria Staff -we-...Q..... pqqxwsw-'mf' A Davis H Davis G Bland C Davis N Abel Mrs Johnson Mrs Linard Mrs Meadows I Wyckoff R Rockwell 8 Class of '59 COLORS: Lilac and white FLOWER: Carnation MOTTO: We Plan, We Build, We Accomplish. ALAN GEANANGEL Academic TAMES WALLACE General Football 1 , 2 , 3 ,4p Basketball l,, Basketball 1 , 2 , 3 ,4 , Co-captain 2 , 37 Track 1,2 ,3 ,47 Intramural 4: Football l ,2 , 3 ,4 , Co-captain Sports 45 Projection StafE1,2,3,47 4: Track 1,2,3p Class Officer 1,4 Scholarship Team 1 ,2 ,37 Droodle Baseball 4 Staff 4: Zldac Staff 4: Class Of- ficer 4 MARGARET COLTERYAHN Academic Scholarship Team 1 ,Sp Ir. Clas- sical League 1,2 , President 23 Library Staff 27 Y-Teens 2 , 3 ,4 , Triangle Leader 3,4 , Officer 47 Cheerleader l , 2 , 3 ,4 , Captain Football 4, Class Play Prompter 4, Homecoming Attendant 3,43 Zldac Staff 47 Droodle Staff 3,45 Class Officer 4 BRUCE TOROK Academic Honor Society 3,4, President 47 Zldac Staff 47 Class Officer 1 ,2,4p Baccalau- reate and Commencement Usher 37 H1-Y 25 Stage Hand 4: Track 4: Scholarship Team 1,2,3p Intramural Sports l,2,3,4 LUAN DODD Commercial Y-Teens 2 ,3 ,4: Honor Society 3: Class Officer 47 Zldac Staff 4, Droodle Staff 4 ANITA BOBOT Commercial Y-Teens 2 , 3,47 Class Play 4, Prompter 37 Droodle Staff 37 Zldac Staff 4 MOLLY CAMPBELL Academic ACappel1a Choir 3,47 Y-Teens 2 , 3,4, Triangle Leader 47 Ir. Clas- sical League 3 ,4 wad' ROB ERT BROKAW General Class Play 37 Class President 27 H1-Y 2, Chaplain 27 Football 1,2,3,47 Basket- ball 27 Track l,2,37 Baseball 4 GARY CARSON General Class Play 47 Zldac Staff 47 Class Of- ficer 37 Dfoodle Staff 37 Track 1,21 Base- ball 47 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4 Il GARY BUMGARDNER General l Track 47 Scholarship Team 37 Class Officer 37 Zldac Staff 47 Honor Society 47 Spanish Club 47 Stage Hand 4 IACK COLOGIE Gener Football 1,22 Track l,2,3,47 H1 l: Intramural Sports l,Z,3,4 45 1 al' CHARLES CONRAD General IUDITH CONRAD Commercial FOOQB11 1,2,4: Track 1,2,3: H1-Y Cafeteria Staff 1,35 Y-Teens 2,3,4: Play 17 Intramural Sports 1 I2 I3 I4 Ushaette 3,47 Zidac Staff 41 Library Staff 47 Glee Club 4 ROBERT CORNETT Academic MARTHA DECKER General Class Play 3,4: Scholarship Team Band 3 ,4: Y-Teens 2 ,3,47 Class P1aY 3, Zidac stair 4, Droodle Staff 3,4 Prompter 4: Droodle Staff 3,47 Zidac Staff 47 Commencement Orchestra 3 GRETCHEN CORBAN Academic Ir. Classical League 1,25 School News Reporter 2 , 3,47 ACaPPella Choir 1,2 ,3,4g Prince of Peace 3,4: Commencement Usherette 37 Spanish Club 4: Droodle Staff 47 Zldac Staff 4: Class Play 4, Prompter 37 Scholarship Team 2 KAY EDWARDS Commercial Spanish Club 15 Sigma Trl 1, Urichsville, Girls' Softball Team 2, Cadiz: Play Usherette 3,47 Baccalaureate and Commence- ment Usherette 37 Honor Society 45 Zidac Staff 47 Droodle Staff 3,4 ROBERT FRANCES General Football 1 ,2, 3,47 Track 1 ,2 ,3p Intramural Sports 43 Class Pres- ident 1 IAMES W. HALSTEAD General H1-Y 2: Football l,3: Track l,2, 3 ,4: Stage Hand 37 Projection Staff 1 ,2 , 3 ,4: Intramural Sports l ,Z , 3,4 SANDRA FRIZZELL Commercial Honor Society 47 Spanish Club 47 Band 41 Y-Teens 2 ,3,47 Play Prompter 3, Assist- ant Director 47 Doodle Staff 47 Baccalau- reate and Commencement Usherette 35 Zidac Staff 4 DEANNA HAWK Commercial Honor Society 3 ,4 , Officer 47 - Girls' State Delegate 37 Band 2 ,3,4p Droodle Staff 3,47 Class Play 3,4: Spanish Club 4: Girls' Quartette 3 ,4: Clarinet Quartette 37 Zldac Staff 47 Class Officer 1 SUSAN GROVE Academi c Y-Teens 2: A Cappella Choir 2 ,3,4g Ir. Classical League 1 ,2, Treas- urer 17 Scholarship Team 1,Z,37 Honor Society 47 Baccalaureate and Commencement Usherette 3 DAVID HAWTHORNE General Football lg School Patrol 1,2 ,3 ,4p Bas ketball 1 KEITH HENDERSON Academic NANCY HENNEN Commercial Football 1,3,45 Basketball 25 Track Y-Teens 2: Droodle Staff 4: Play Ush- 1 ,25 Golf Team 35 Baseball 45 Ir. efefte 47 Zidac Staff 4 Classical League 1,2, Officer 15 Class Officer 2 MARY BETH HENWOOD Commercial Cheerleader 1 ,2 , 3 ,4 , Captain Basketball 45 Y-Teens 2 , 3,4 , Triangle Leader' 45 Spanish Club 45 ACappdla Choir 3,45 Class Play 3,45 Sparkettes 35 Zldac Staff 45 Droodle Staff 3 ,4 MARCIA JANE HUNT SMAN Commercial Y-Teens 25 Droodle Staff 45 Zidac Staff 45 Class Play Usherette 4 DIANNE HENWOOD Commercial Band Majorette l,2,3 ,45 Y-Teens 2 , 3 ,4 , Secretary 3 , President 45 Class Office Z , 35 A Cappella Choir 3,45 Sparkettes 3,45 Droodle Staff 3,45 Class Play 3,45 Girls' State Alternate 3: Homecoming Attendant 35 Queen 45 Prince of Peace 4 WILLIAM IACKSON General Basketball 1,2 ,35 Baseball 1,2 , 3, Mt. Pleasant: Football 1,2 ,3, Cadiz: Football 45 Track 4 MARY LOU IENKINS Academic Band l,2,3,4: Y-Teens 2,3,4p Zidac Staff 47 Ir. Classical League l ,27 Spanish Club 47 Class Play 37 Prince of Peace 45 Clarinet Quartette 3 NANCY LEDFORS General Y Teens 2, 3,47 Usherette Play 45 Cafeteria Staff 3 ww. H? 4 ,'? ROBERT KARVER General Wrestling I, Union High, Cadiz, Track 4, Manager 2: Droodle Staff 31 Football 4 MARY ELLEN MCINNES Commercial Chorus 1 U-Xdenal, Band 1, Cadiz: Doodle Staff 43 Zidac Staff 45 Y-Teens 2: Play Usherette 4 L'-'-we WANL'I'TA IUNE LAW'LIS Commercial Y-Teens 2: Cafeteria Staff 37 Droodle Staff 47 Zidac Staff4 GARY MEADOWS General F'ootba1l1.2:'l'rack 1,2 ,3: Basket- ball l: Band 12A Cappella Choir 37 H1-Y Z MELVIN MASON Academic Zidac Staff 47 Ir. Classical league 1,27 Football 2,3,4, Co-captain 47 Basketball 2 ,47 Track Z,3,4 SHERYL MOOREHBAD Academic Ir. Classical League 1,27 Band 3 ,47 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 , Triangle Leader 47 Ir. Play 37 Library Staff 47 Droodle Staff 3 ,47 Zidac Staff 47 Girls' Quartette l,2,47 Spanish Club 4 f ,Q if L? THOMAS MICHELLI Academic Zidac Staff 47 Ir. Classical League 2 , Secretary 27 Class Officer 2,37 H1-Y 3, Secretary 37Droodle Staff 3,42C1aSS Play 37 Baseball 4 EVERETT MURRAL General Football 1,27 Track 1,2,3,47 Intramural Sports 1 ,2 ,3,4 MARIAN MIZER Academic Zidac Staff 47 Ir. Classical League 1,27 Reserve Cheerleader 17 Y- Teens 2 , 3 ,4 , Officer 47 Officer Staff l ,2 ,3,47 Class Play 3, Droodle Staff 3,4 IOHN O'NElL General Football Manager 3,47 Basketball Manager 3,47 Stage Hand 3,47 H1-Y 1,27 Projection Staff 1,2,37 Track Manager 37SChO161'5hlp Team l ROSA LEE ROACH General Cafeteria Staff 37 Play Usherette 3,42 Y-Teens 2,3,47 Zldac Staff 47 Library Staff 1: Afiappella Choir 3,47 Glee Club 47 Ir. Classical League l CAROL S ELWAY Academ lc Band 1,2,3,42 Class Reporter 37 Prince of Peace Winner 3 ,4 , County 47 Class Play 3,47 Ir. Classical League 1,27 Y-Teens 2 ,3,4: Spanish Club 47 Droodle Staff 3,47 Honcr Society 3,4, Of- ficer 47 Scholarship Team 37 Zldac Staff 4 NANCY ROGERS Commercial ACappe11a Choir 2, 3,47 Y-Teens 2 ,3 ,47 Honor Society 3,4 , Officer 47 Droodle Staff 3,47 Zldac Staff 47 Class Play 4, Prompter 37 Baccalaureate and Com- mencement Usherette 37 Spanish Club 4 ROSALIE SICKLE Commercial Band 47 Glee Club 47 Y-Teens 2 ,3,47 Class Play Usherette 3,47 Droodle Staff 3 ,47 Zidac Staff 47ACappe11B Choir 3 ,4 EDNA IUNE RUTKOSKI Academic Band 3,47 Pep Band 3,47 Com- mencement Ofchestra 3: Ir. Clas- sical League 1,27 Spanish Club 47 Y-Teens 2 ,3 ,47 Reserve Cheer- leader 17 Droodle Staff 3,47 Zidac Staff 47 Class Play Usherette 3, Prompter 4 VIRGINIA SMITH Commercial Band l,2,3,47 Pep Band 3,41 Com- mencem ent Orchestra 1 , 2 , 37 Clarinet Quartette l ,37 Y-Teens 2,,3,4 , Triangle Leader 37 Girls' Quartette 1, 2 ,47 Hom ec'-ming Attendant 47 Zidac Staff 47 Droodle Staff 3 ,4 KELLEY SNODGRASS Academic A Cappella Choir 2 , 3 ,4p Library Staff 2,47 Spanish Club 4 , Pres- ldent 4: Ir. Clmsical League 1,25 Scholarship Team 1,25 Droodle Editor 3 ,4: Y-Teens 2 ,37 Class Play Prompter 47 Zidac Staff 4, Prince of Peace 3 LEON TERRY General Track 4 WILLIAM STROTHERS General KEN N'ETH SWELBAR General WILLARD THOMAS Acade mic Football 17 Hi-Y 1,27 Intramural Sports l ,2 ,3,47 Football Manager 2: Zidac Staff 47 Track 47 Droodle Staff 3 Football 1: Basketball 1 ,Zz H1-Y 25 Class Play 47 Stage Hand 37 Intra- mural Sports l,3,4: Zidac Staff 4 LARRY THOMPSON Academic Basketball 1,25 Track l,2,3,4g Ir. Classical League l,2y Projection Staff 1,27 Stage Hand 3: Zldac Staff 47 Intramural Sports l ,2 ,3 KAREN VAN CAMP General Girls' Quartette 1,27 Y-Teens 2, 3,4, Triangle Leader 47 Ir. Clas- sical League 1: Zldac Staff 4 Droodle Staff 4: Library Staff 1 FLOYD WHITE General Football 2,3 ,4: Basketball 2 ,3,4 , Co-captain 45 Track 2 ,3,4 PATRICIA WALKER General REBECCA WALLACE Commercial Y-TQGHS 2 Y-Teens 2 ,3,4, Cafeteria Staff 2,3,47 Class Play Usherette 4 RONALD WILSON General GORDON WILLIS Academic 'MIN Class Play 4: Droodle Staff 35 Football Manager 3: Track 3: Basketball 2: Ir. Classical League 1,25 Bard 1,2 May 27 1969 Miss Kelley Snodgrass New York Times New York 18 New York Dear Kelley As we promised we are writing you this story about our recent trip around the world I hope you find th1s interesting enough to put in your newspaper, The New York Tlmes We were so surprised at seeing all our former classmates We started our trip from New York City on September l 1969 We arrived in New York two weeks before our trip was to start We had some last minute shopping to do As we were walking through the Tall Girls' Department of a fashionable dress shop we saw-IQ Conrad and Rosa Lee Roach working as models While we talked to them we learned the whereabouts of some of our other classmates We b1d them farewell and contlnued on our way That evening we went to the Metropolitan Opera Gretchen Corban was singing the lead role Her special accompanist was Robert Cornett After the opera we went back stage to talk to her She told us that all her stunning clothes were designed by Molly Campbell Coming out of the Metropolitan Opera House we harled a taxl to go back to the hotel The taxi driver turned out to be none other than Davxd Hawthorne He said that he drove tax1 for the Gary Meadows and Everett Murral Taxl Company The next morning bright and early we sa1led on the U S S Wllson oceanliner, owned by Ronald Wilson, for London The ship was under the command of Gary Carson The shlp s chief engineers were Leon Terry and B111 Strothers The flrst night out we enjoyed a fine program under the direction of Marian Mizer, the sh1p s soc1al director We arrived in London on September 21 We stayed at the Henderson Hilton while we were there Naturally this was owned by our old classmate Keith Henderson Carol Selway was chlef cook and Amta Bobot head maid We spent about a week touring around London We took a small boat across the English Channel It was qulte rough We saw some people trying to swim the Channel One of them was Susan Grove She didn t have time to stop and talk to us Our next stop was Paris Ah Paris' l It has the cutest little hat shops in It We went into one very interesting millinery Shoppe and you'll never guess who lt belonged to Mary Mclnnes , Marcia Huntsman, Wanneta Lawlls and Nancy Hennen They were doing quite well They told us that Bob Karver owned one of the most famous cafes in Paris We said we would try to drop over to see him later if we had time We decided to go by train to Rome since we wanted to see some of the lovely country The conductor on the train was Charles Conrad He can now speak 4 different languages French German Italian, and Spanish He had forgotten most of his mgardner It was nice to see Gary again After tourmg Rome, we were qulte hungry for some Italian food We drove up in front of a little shop called Pat's Plzza Shop It was owned by Pat Walker Boy was that pizza goodll 'I We flew from Rome to Bombay Rebecca Wallace and Nancy Ledfors were the hostesses on the flight The pilot was Bill Thomas and co pllot was Gordon Willis So we knew we were in good hands We arrived 1n Bombay on November 2 We stayed only overnight We left the next morning for Japan We made a few in between stops We arrived in Japan on November 28 We found japan very interesting We went to Torok's Tea House ovsmed by Bruce Torok We were really surprised when we saw the Geisha girls In the lineup were Rosalle S1Ckl9 Luan Dodd Deanna Hawk Dianne Henwood and Vlrglnia Smith We found out later that Karen Van Camp deslgned and fitted their wigs After the wonderful performance we were served Sakl byj- Wallace and ack Cologie We took a tour up Mt Fu3lama 1n a rickshaw pulled by mn Halstead and Ken Swelbar who owned the largest line of rickshaws in Iapan After spendlng 2 delightful days there we left for our last vislt before we get back to the good old U S A On the plane to Hawaii we met our old frlend Congressman Francis who showed us his campaign plans for the presidency He informed us that Bob Brokaw is his private secretary We were met at the airport by Professors Geanangel and O Neil They were emoylng a well earned vacation after a suc cessful voyage to the moon As we were on the way to the hotel they told us that The Sheryl Moorhead Flor1alArrangers Inc had a monopoly on all the grass skirts and le1s on the island We heard that Sandy Frizzell and Edna Rutkoski own a large pineapple plantation That night we saw the Harlem Globetrotters They are now coached by Melvin Mason and the star player IS lid White The next morning we left by plane for San Diego where we had an appointment with Admiral Thomas Mlchelli who was Com manderof the U S Naval Forces ln the Pacific Mlchelli gave us a ride to Chicago 1n his private plane The pilot of the plane was Bill Iackson Tom told us that Martha Decker had just been made the first woman Admiral in the Navy When we arrived ln Chicago we were surprised to see a band and a large crowd of people at the airport They had slgns reading Kay Edwards for our first woman President We wanted to stay and talk to Kay but her plane wasn t due in for another hour and we only had a half hour before we had to catch our plane for home As we were walking toward our plane we saw Ma-ry Lou lenklns She was on her plane which would take her to her new job as ambassador to Peru She also mentioned that Reg-gy Coltegahn was happ1ly married and living in M1ssissippi Now that we are back home we are still very tired from our fast trip but we are happy to have been able to see all our old classmates It s back to our jobs now so we have to get busy Try to come back to the old home town and see us soon Yours truly Nancy Rogers Mary Beth Henwood Larry Thompson 11 ' ' I I ' ' lf. I 1.1.1 ' English, so we couldn't converse with him. We arrived in Rome on October 6. We toured Rome in a car driven by Gary Bu . . ' ' ' . ' ' ' . ' im . I 1 l 5 l - ' ' .. - ' .. I 26 Sen lor Class Wu ll We the Senior Class of 1959 being of sound mind and perfect health make thls our last will and testament Bob Brokaw w1ll my last name and fame to David Brokaw Ronald Bryan will my nickname Butch to Dwlght Pettay Susan Grove w1ll my sled my OLD sled to Barry Barricklow Bob Comett w1ll my plano lessons to Bill D1ck1nson Bill Thomas, will my dimples and lrresistable charm to John Ellis Bob Karver will my ability to go with a cheerleader to John Kirkland George Sladoje and Jim Pyle Melvin Mason will my ability to play football and still keep my humble personallty to Chuck Mason Sheryl Moorhead will my ability to know all the latest gossip to Kathie Long Dianne Henwood will my Majorette Tassels to Jean Pyle and Helen Scypta J1m Halstead will my ability to drive a Senior Homecoming attendant to Chucky Adams Dave Hawthorne w1ll my faithful service and place on the school patrol to Kenny Barker Lester Nabb and Allen Carter Gretchen Corban will my abillty to sing auough for 4 people to Bob Bovenlzer Davld Cessna Larry Gillaspie and Joe Keesey Keith Henderson will my shy Romeo ways to Chuck Colteryahn Bob Francis will my card playlng ability to Dick Henwood Sonny Meadows will my black jacket and motorcycle boots to Mac Hanson J1m Wallace wlll my good times at the Youth Center to Ted Hesford Alan Geanangel will my ability to be in class plays to Larry Kowalski and Ronald Eberhart Peg Colteryahn will my real gone but n1ce personallty to Marcia Covert Mary Beth Henwood will my position as the shortest girl ln the Senior Class to Judy Garno Deanna Hawk will my position as First Clarinet fln the 3rd section! to Shirley Higgins and Mary Milliken to fight over Mary Lou Jenkins will my distinctive way of arguing in Government class to Marg Mllllken Virginia Smith will will my great great fondness for Marlnes to Elaine Jenkins Rosa Lee Roach and I Judy Conrad will our close friendship between each other to Diane Myers and Barbara Teter Gary Carson will my part as a lover in class plays to John Cumler Chuck Conrad, will my sleepy halfway here and there look to Bob Bernard Tom Mlchelh will my curly kew rock and roll curl hanging down my forehead to Joe Thompson and Francis Hoagland Larry Thompson wlll my fast moving and independent ways to Dex Stelble , Jack Cologie will my art for making speeches K9 'PJ to Dlck Schaffer Kenny Swelbar will my tallness and coal black hair to John Dometrov1ch Carol Selway will my office as President ln the Hatred for Men Club to Karen Thaxton Nancy Ledfors will my gad about ways to Nellie Moreland and Mardell Ralston Sandra Frizzell will my golden yellow hair to Beth Ann Cope Marian Mlzer w1ll my job as Mary Black s slave to anyone who wants it How about you Nancy Houze? 'P Karen Van Camp will my odd standing positions to no one But I will my giggles to Lyndra Glllasple and Joyce Dowdle Edna Rutkoskl will mr crazy but safe driving antics to Sandra Delloma and Jan Jones Anita Bobot will m friendly ways Ktoward menl to Pat O Bradovich Marcia Huntsman al 1 I Wanneta Lawlls w1ll our seats ln Shorthand class to Nancy Abel and Karen Snyder They can have our grades , too Becky Wallace, will my quiet and blushing ways to Connie Waller and Donna Kelley Rosalie Sickle will my punctual ways to be when and where I should be to Linda Bigger and Donna Sterm Luan Dodd will my job at the show to Sam Stewart Pat Walker will my desire to put 100 miles on a car ln one night to Loruma Jones and Jo Anne West Everett Murral, will my jalopy Cpardon us , car? 'U to Dave Cope Molly Campbell will my beige scarf to Annette Cope Gary Bumgardner will my Spanish Senorita pen pal to Thomas Young Kay Edwards will my blonde blonde halr to Mary Jane Walker Ronnie Wilson leave my place on the Senior Class Roll to my brother Jerry Bill Jackson and I Floyd White leave to Don Gross Don Jlmlson, Curt Mattern Kenny McCullough and Warren Nelson our sports ability Nancy Hennen will my quiet gentle ways to Betty Jo Cope, Sandra Cunningham Jane Wallace and Hattie Davis Martha Decker will my excess height to Doris Nelms Judy Register and Mary Gavorcik I also will my giggles to Jo Ann Bertz Lois Norquest, and Christine Maleryrick Mary Mclnnes will my love for Mr Campbell to Clovetta Watson Gary McCrea Donna Sterm and Elizabeth Sickle Bruce Torok will my love for HI FI music to Wayne Slater and Charles Osborne Leon Terry will my Government book to Raymond Barnhart and Ralph Haskins to fight over I Gordon Willis , leave my seat in Trig class to Howard V Fos sen I Bill Strothers will my locker to Dale Lee All the Sen1ors of the class of 1959 will their good looks good times at C H S , and their success to all the Juniors Deanna Hawk Dianne Henwood Peggy Colteryahn 1 1 - I, , ' . 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I I I I 0 0 Sensor Class Hlstory September 1947 was a brg year for us for we started to school for the f1rst t1me Our teachers that year were Miss Kerr and Mrs Osborne Many of the ones that were w1th us in the flrst grade have moved or left school for varlous reasons From this graduating class the following started to school at CADIZ CENTRAL SCHOOL Bob Brokaw Judy Conrad Jack Cologle, Mary Beth Henwood Virg1n1a Smrth, lim Halstead, Marcra Huntsman Gary Carson Bob Francis Deanna Hawk Luan Dodd Nancy Rogers Sandra Frrzzell Nancy Ledfors Everett Murral Marian Mizer Mary Lou jenkins Alan Geanangel Rosalie Sickle Edna Rutkoski Karen Van Camp Susan Grove Gretchen Corban Gordon Willls Molly Campbell Carol Selway Kenny Swelbar Bob Cornett B111 Thomas jim Wallace and Kelley Snodgrass Second grade our teachers were Mrs Snode, and Mrs Henry We were joined by Charles Conrad Peggy Colteryahn and Sheryl Moorhead To greet us 1n third grade were Amta Bobot and Gary Meadows Mrs Roth and Mrs Bullock were our teachers In fourth grade Mrs Dunlap and Miss Lawlis were our teachers Mary Mclnnes and Molly Decker jomed us Dunbar School closed and Melvin Mason and B111 Strothers jolned us In the fifth grade we started havrng two teachers for our classes they were Miss Poulson and Mr Eversole Sixth grade our last year of grade school Our teachers were Mlss Ph1lpott and Mrs Finally Iunlor Hlghl Many changes were made that year We changed classes whlch we thought was very grown up like we attended pep sessions assemblies and had lockers of our own There were drfferent teachers for every subject Dianne Henwood JO1l'l9d us ln the eighth grade Freshmen at last' Our class expanded qulte a bit that year Students from the coun+ry schools jomed us They were Wanneta Lawlis Nancy Hennen Gary Bumgardener Ronnle Wilson Patty Walker, Beccy Wallace, Rosa Lee Roach, and Leon Terry Kelley Snodgrass came from Hopedale and Keith Henderson from Lindsley Military Institute Mary Mclnnes rejoined us 1n the sophomore year, with Bob Karver and Dav1d Hawthorne Two more vears to go Our Junior year we presented our f1I'St play, whlch was a thnll for the ones who watched it as well as the ones who participated in lt Kay Edwards jolned us Our junior and Senlor Prom and Banquet was a real dream come true We held the Prom in the Gym but lt d1dn't look at all like a Gym it was decorated as an Orlental Tea House with a Garden Now the year we thought would never come is suddenly upon us Th1s year we were Jorned by Bill jackson We are swiftly approaching graduation Everyone 15 looking forward to bemg out but when the day comes for the final steps we will look back at the years gone by and the pleasant tlmes will far out number the little rough spots and we'll w1sh for just one more year We want to say thanks to all the teachers admlnistratlon bus drlvers custodians and to our parents who have helped us through our frrst twelve years of school Now we shall enter LIFE S school and strive to be good students I I . I . . ' 0 O I I I I I ' I . I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' I I U D I 0 0 O . . , I I I O I ' - I Iennings . New faces in the crowd were Tom Michelli, Bruce Torok, and Floyd White. I I I ' I ' I I I ' 9 I I I I I 0 0 I I . . I . I , . I . i I . I I ' I I I I NAME Amta Bobot Robert Brokaw Gary Bumgardner Molly Campbell Gary Carson Jack Cologle Margaret Colteryahn Charles Conrad Judlth Conrad Gretchen Corban Robert Cornett Martha Decker Luan Dodd Kay Edwards Robert Francls Sandra Frlzzell Alan Geanangel Susan Grove James Halstead Deanna Hawk Dav1d Hawthorne Kelth Henderson Nancy Hennen Dlanne Henwood Mary Beth Henwood Marcia Huntsman B111 Jackson Mary Lou Jenklns Bob Karver Wanneta Lawlls Nancy Ledfors Melvln Mason Mary Mclnnes Tom M1chell1 Marlan Mlzer Sheryl Moorhead Everett Murral John O Nell Rosa Lee Roach Nancy Rogers Edna Rutkoskl Carol Selway Rosalle Slckle V1rg1n1a Smlth Kelley Snodgrass W1ll1am Strother Ken Swelbar Lawrence Terry B111 Thomas Larry Thompson Bruce Torok Karen Van Camp J1m Wallace Rebecca Wallace Pat Walker Floyd White Gordon W1l11S Ronnle W1lson Personalities KNOWN AS Bobot Perkins Bummy Molly Elm er KluJock P99 CI Y Connle udy Gretchen Corny Molly B1rd1e Burp Frltz The Blob Plglet 1m Dee Hot Rod Whltehorse Nancy Dlanne Mary Beth Marsh Wlllle Jenks Mabel Wanneta Shorty Mace Mary Lemon Llbby Sam Llttle Ev Squeak Sparky Nancy Edna June Selway Rosalle Gmny Kelley B1 Swable Leon W1ll1e Klngflsh Moose Karo Wally Beccy Pa Gordo Farmer AMBITION Stewardess Wa1t 4 years Gunsmlth Art1st Englneer State Patrol A1r Force w1fe Coal Mlner F1nd a Job Marry a m1ll1ona1re L1fe Muckraker Beautlclan Stewardess Larry s wlfe Salesman at S 8: T Nurse L1fe Muckraker L1V9 at North Beach Get a new car To be marr1ed Mlner To be rlch To be a Secretary Get marr1ed to Chuck Be W1lson s wlfe Alrllne School To be a lover Get through O S U Bootlegger be marr1ed see the world successful a beaut1c1an To go w1th a g1rl Be a Beaut1c1an Be successful and happy Mechanlcal Englneer Profess1onal Rocketeer An A1rl1ne Hostess Executlve Secretary To be a Nurse To be a Muckraker To be a Secretary A Marr1ed Beautlclan To be famous Go to the A1r Force Muckraker for L1fe Army Man Englneer Do Camel Advertlslng B1OlOg1St A Happ11y marr1ed mother Archdecelver To get marr1ed To get a Job A terrlble dap daddy Eng1neer Unknown FAVORITE SAYING Good Lord Colonel Masses are OK too Holy Cow Darn lt W'hat you gonna do Aln'11 Tt Drop on your head Set em up Honey Chlld Crlpes Fudge Crylng out loud Cnmany sakes What a meetlng Double double Never do that Crudd 'whoopsle Hey Cat George Hot Dog N1ech1e lspeachle Gee Ferp Crlpe sake Gee Whlz Know what you mean Charge I shouldn t wonder Heaven Sakes Oh Boy I love not flght That's llfe H1 Ya Hoop Oh Shoot Nervous T1zzy Clam Llps Crubs Chnmany Japs Plckles For plty sakes Oh Gee Whoopsle You Know Somethlng Oh Gertrude' Don t sweat lt You re done for Whaddaya gonna do That s the matter Geeze ooey Ylkes and away Don t ya know lt Shoot Oh Dear Censored Gee Whlz E Wow Don t hand me J1ve Baloney Horse Collar . I . . . Lu ' ' . . , J. . I. . To . To , . Be . Be ' ' ' Gary Meadows Lover Mechanical Engineer Mother's Mustache . . .11 . , t ' .. Si ,' ' ' MQ 250 w 0 1-19 if K X V A Jqzixijgi :I S I ku, D xj z aw gb - Qghggui ig -, 5 , ajft U . J? f 6 x .ay V ,sf - .- QQ X TEEN Let the Y Teens do lt has become a common phrase and the Y Teens have responded to it with record efflclency The club has sponsored sock hops after many of the home sports events the Homecoming activities Christmas Formal Valentine Dance and canvassed for many worthy causes such as the S C F This year Mary Lou Ienkms Sheryl Moorhead, and Anita Bobot attended the United The Y Teens had an informal initiation 1n the fall which added to the fun of being a Y Teen OFFICERS B Cope M Milliken Advisor Mrs Haught M Mizer D Henwood P Colteryahn Nations Study Trip in New York City with Y-Teens from the eastern part of Ohio. ROW ONE: Leader, M. Campbell, P. Young, B. Cope, V. Fulton, A. Black. ROW TWO: A. Cope, S. Delloma, N. Houze, M. Milliken. ROW THREE: K. Long, S. Shaw, T. Llszeskl, L. Gillespie, I. Bryan Y-Teen ROW ONE: Leader P. Colteryahn, M. Henwood, M. Ralston, S. McMasters, S. Mlzer, B. Beveridge, I. Garno. N. Moreland, K Thaxton. ROW TWO: C. Selway, P. O'Bradovlch, D. Sterm, I. McDowell, R. Smith, I. Iones, R. Roach. ROW THREE: D. Kelley, B Cope, N. Rogers, M. Decker, I. Conrad, H. Scypta, C. DeMatt, I. Wallace sa ROW ONE: Leader, K. Van Camp, M. Covert, E. Rutkoski, I. McDowell, C. McBride, B. Hython, B. Teter. ROW TWO: I. Pyle, M. Mizer, S. Higgins, E. Sickle, I. Skinner, D. Myers. ROW THREE: L. Smith, C. Waller, M. Rogers, A. Bobot, L. Dodd, I. Dodd. I. Laughlin Tr i a ng I es ROW ONE: Leader, S. Moorhead, V. Smith, D. Nelms, N. Ledfors, S. Griffith, I. Bertz, P. Griffith, C. Williams. ROW TWO R. Sickle, D. Hawk, S. Truex, B. Blake, S. Frizzell, R. Wallace. ROW THREE: D. Henwood, M. Jenkins, E. Ienkins, M. Milliken, B. Hawk, M. Walker, I. Dowdle ROW ONE: B. Frlzzell, I. McDowell, S. McMasters, S. Mizer, I. B. Stamm, S. Iohnson, M. Campbell, B. Beveridge, D. Nelms, I. Kugler, R. Hennen, E. Dreyer, I. Rutkoski, B. Deaton, S. Nelson. ROW THREE V. Cooper, M. Burger, T. Llszeskl, G. Post, T. Dowdle, Rocchl, P. Davis, L. Smith, F. Fowler, I. Allen. ROW FOUR: I. Kirkland, M. Grove, K. McKibben,-I. Snodgrass, D. Maffeo J u n io r OFFICERS AND COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN: SITTING: B. Beveridge, M. Lesser, T. Liszeskl, M. Grove, M. Campbell. STANDING: S. Mizer, I. Stelble, V. Cooper, I. Snodgrass, M. Grove, Miss Sheriff, R. Hennen, A. Black. McDowell, A. Black, C. Ball, M. Grove, F. Ledfors, R. Mason, Steible. ROW TWO: M. Lesser, D. Selway, I. Bryan, R. Smith, M. S. Higgins, B. Snyder, C. Harrah, L. Johnson, Miss Sheriff, M. Lisle, R. Sutton, D. Kelley, D. Barrett, I. Gammeter, I. Hojnacki, G. Busby, C. Starr, M. McKi11op, B. Lee, B. Wood, E. johnson, P. Maurer, I. Trushel. Classical League The Iunior Classical League under the advisorship of Miss Sheriff is the second largest club in the school. Some of their programs have included Formal Initiation, parties , and a banquet. The I.C.L. is making plans to attend their National Convention to be held on the Campus of Ohio State University. This is one of the highlights of the year: for the trip is enjoyed by all and it is held on Friday, so that means a day off. The Club is very fortunate to have Miss Sheriff as their advisor, as she has traveled ex- tensively. This summer she and her daughter Nancy completed another tour of Europe, including the World's Fair at Brussels. NATIONAL A K ,O HONOQ Somew , R 1 i F 7 xx ff 1 T S K!! xg l K7 OFFICERS: C. Selway, D. Hawk, N. Rogers, Miss McCutcheon-Advisor B. Torok. Honor Society ROW ONE: D. Hawk, K. Thaxton, S. Grove, C. Selway, A. Cope, S. Prizzell, N. Houze, M. Walker, Miss McCutcheon. ROW TWO: K. Long, M. Rogers, I. Keesey, G. Bumgardner, B. Torok, T. Young, N. Rogers, K. Edwards. rx!!! 4, 1 Zldac SEPTEMBER i Labor Day Teachers Meetlng School Opens Teachers Meetmg no school D1sm1ssed for County Fa1r Football game Wllh Denn1son Football game Wlth I U Football game w1th T1ltonsv1lle Const1tut1onal Assembly School plctures taken OCTOBER Natlonal Honor Soclety Assembly Football game w1th Barnesvllle 6 weeks ends Football game wlth Wellsvllle Football game Wlth D11lonv1l1e Football game w1th Sm1thf1eld Eastern Ohlo Teachers Meet1ng No school P T A Open House Football Game w1th Mt Pleasant Homecomlng NOVEMBER Football game w1th Adena Veterans Day Assembly Veterans Day no school Football game Wllh St Cla1rsv1lle Instrumental Muslc D1splay 6 weeks ends Senlor Play QUIT YOUR KIDDING O S U Psychology test of senlors D1Sm1SSGd 2 30 for vacatlon Thanksg1v1ng Vacatlon Thanksgwmg Vacatlon DECEMBER Betty Crocker Test Basketball game w1th Iewett Football Banquet Basketball game wlth Mt Pleasant Zldac P1ctures taken Zldac PlCt'U.I'eS taken Basketball game w1th Adena Basketball game Wlth Mt Pleasant Basketball game w1th D1llonvale Chrlstmas Vacatlon Merry Chr1stmas Calendar IANUARY Resume School Basketball game w1th W1ntersv1lle Basketball game w1th I U Senlor Scholarsh1p Test Basketball game w1th W1ntersv1lle Basketball game Wlth Barnesvllle 6 weeks ends Basketball game w1th St Cla1rsv1lle Basketball game w1th Adena roi! FEB RUARY Basketball game Basketball game Basketball game Basketball game Basketball game Basketball game wlth Barnesv1lle wlth Dlllonvale wlth Hopedale Wlth Dennlson Wlth Shadys1de w1th Bndgeport Z1dac goes to press 6 weeks ends MARCH Freshman Sophomore Prom Iumor Class Play Y teen Easter Assembly Good Fr1day No school Easter Vacatlon Resume school '04 gf APRIL 3 NNI! N' 5 7th and 8th Grade Prom Prel1m1nary Scholarsh1p Test 6 weeks ends 8th Grade State Test Band Concert MAY I C L Banquet Vocal MUSIC Concert Ir and Sr Banquet and Prom Atom1c Energy Comm1ss1on Assembly Sen1or Exams Semor Exams Sen1or Assembly Baccalaureate I-'mal Exams Final Exams Flnal Exams Commencement No school Report cards lS sued Q . 0 JV f X 5 0 ' ' ' 9 ' . . 13 ' ' ' E V ' .' ' 16 ' ' ' ' 20 ' . ' ' f 2 ' . 30 ' 1 . . gl fo-1 3 . . 6 . . 10 ' ' ' 13 ' ' ' ' 17 ' ' 20 ' ' ' ' 25 - . 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' , . , . 1 I - 1 v 1 o 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 I - 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1- 1 - 1 - 1 1 A 1 Q X i s Q 3 1 .. 2 5 , 5 ' F 1 i g A 'Epi' fmfff., I an w' 4. ,Q V 5.7 ,L k, -5' ,f Z ' af 2 Q, , , L 1 , ,137 ,in , ,1 5 , ,L V, J 1 .16 f 1 V 'L ,, Z L T. 1 - 1 . , . . , . , Robe Choir ROW ONE R Sickle D Henwood I McDowell S McMasters I Bertz M Campbell B Beveridge M Henwood S Truex I Fowler M Lesser Mrs Bell ROW TWO C Waller I Conrad G Corban M Walker N Rogers L Gillespie S Grove R Hennen K Snodgrass R Roach ROW THREE B Barrlcklow B Bovenlzer I Snodgrass L Timmons D Maffeo D Henwood ROW FOUR L Navv G SladoJe L Kowalski G Busby L Gillespie B Dickenson The Robe Choir under the diiection of Mrs Winifred Bell has added much to the school as semblies They participated in the Constitution Week Assembly the Thanksgiving and Christmas Assemblies to which they added variety with their flne repertoire of colorful songs The Choir has not confined their singing to school functions During the year they have sung at Legion and Republican Banquets and Hanna Parties During the Christmas Season they sang in the United Churches Carol Festival and caroling There are 35 members in the Choir This spring Susan Grove Molly Campbell and Gretchen Corban will go to Wilmington, Ohio to sing in the State Chorus Spring Festival. Last year Gretchen had the distinction of being one of the soloist at the State Concert. Each spring the chorus holds its annual concert which has proved to be a huge success in the past. Senior FLAGS CLARINETS R. Slckel V, Smith S. l:'1'lZZ6ll A. Cope I. Keesey A. Black L. Gillespie D l-lenwood M Ienklns I. McDowell D. Hawk M. Carson I. Fowler C. Wenner M. Milliken S. Hlggens I. Pyle CORNETTS BASSES B. Beveridge B. Dickenson S. Berry L. Nabb G. Busby B. Bovenlzer L. Haney C. DeMatt HORNS P. Crothers C. Selway H. Scypta C. Waller The Senior Band under the direction of Mr. Dale Gillespie, known to his students as D.G. , completed a very successful season of marching. The band participated in various community activities such as the Christmas Parade, County Fair, Memorial Day Parade, and Halloween Parade. Some of the school events have been Homecoming Parade, Snake Dance and Bonfire, and Pep Rallies. The band mothers also sponsor a semiannual event, which is an overnight trip to the Chio State Fair. This year the band attended the fair and stayed overnight at the Port Hayes Hotel. Band PERCUSSION FLUTES SAXOPHONES TROMBONES DIRECTOR E. Ienkins K. Thaxton D. Cessna L. Gillespie DALE GILLESPIE P. O'Bradvlch M. Grove B. Stelble T. Young M. Decker D. Selway E. Rutkoski D. Stelble D. Nelms M. Leeser N. Rutkoski I. Bryan B. Hawk B. Smith I. Ellis I. Keesey B. Prizzell B. Morgan C. Ball S. Moorhead P. Thomas BARITONE R. Hennen This year the Band Mothers sent six of the first-chair players to Band Camp at Ohio University for two weeks. They were Virginia Smith, Carol Selway, Karen Thaxton, Elaine Jenkins , Larry Gillespie, Bill Dickenson, and Dianne Henwood Majorette. Iohn Ellis also attended Drum Major Camp at Camp Oglebay in Wheeling, West Virginia. The band has three annual events of their own. They hold a Lawn Pete each August and also a Spring Concert in April. In Ianuary the Band Mothers have a banquet for the members of the junior and Senior Bands and the Graduating Seniors' Mothers. ? s 1. Projection Staff ROW ONE: F. Ledrors, D. Kelley, K. Snyder, I. Trushel M Thompson. ROW TWO: I. Keesey, I. Cumler, D. Iimison I Halstead School Patrol ROW ONE: Mr. Roth, I. Dickinson, A. Wyckoff, I. Wadtz, T. Robinson, R. Rockwell, S. Gilmore, L. Nabb. ROW TWO: H. Van Fossen, R. Haskins, L. Timmons, K. Barker, S. Barry, G. Busby, D. Schaffer, A. Carter Ll brary Staff C. Selway B. Tetor M. Kraukovich M. Cope E. Haney D. Myers M. Henwood S. Grove N. Houze K. Snodgrass Mrs. Grove S. Moorhead I. Conrad I. Garno S. Carter B. Dickinson W. Milliken nj..-A Nm M, ROW ONE S Frlzzell D Henwood M Huntsman M Henwood E Rutkoskl R Sickle V Smith ROW TWO M Decker W Lawlls N Hennen D Hawk G Corban K VanCamp C Selway ROW THREE M Jenkins M McInn1s N Rogers K Edwards K Snodgrass P Colteryahn M Mlzer Mr Haught ROW FOUR A Geanangel B Cornett T Mlchelli The D rood le Staff THE NEWSPAPER OF THE STUDENTS, BY THE STUDENTS AND FOR THE STUDENTS The Droodle was flrst publ1shed 1n October of1957 by the Class of 1959 'Xs school news paper the purpose of the Droodle has been to brrng the news of comlng events sports actlvltles and speclal achlevements to the students Th1s year the Droodle lS belng passed on to the comlng senlor class It lS our hope that the hlgh ldeals whlch we have strlved to attam wlll be passed on to many quallfled senror classes for years to come Edltor 1n Clfuef Kelley Snodgrass Feature Edltor Karen VanCamp Productlon Edltor Dlanne Henwood Soclal Edltor Edna Rutkoskl Exchange Edltor Deanna Hawk Sandra Frlzzell Busmess Manager Tom M1ChG11l Short News Edltor Carol Selway Sports Edltor Alan Geanangel Typlgt Nancy Rogers I - , 1 , f , n 1- ,- ,n I 2 a I o I a y a I a , u , n 1 I u 1 - r u 1 o 1 n 1 0 I 4 1 1 s I s in 1 1 . n ll , Q O I - I 1 . 0 n ... -0- -9. --0 .oo na- .. . .. 0000 00' Art..-n.n........u ..- nn. ... na.. ..- 0 nnonneesnuu .- Prince Peace County Wmner Carol Selway ROW ONE D Henwood E Jenkins C Selway K Long M Grove ROW TWO D Hawk N Rogers M Ienkins M Burger G Corban The local Prlnce of Peace Contest was held at the Drummond Methodlst Church on November 9 1958 Elght contestants from Cad1z H1gh School spoke Carol Selway placed f1rst and Elalne Ienkms was second at the TI'1l'1ltY Unlted Presbyterlan Church ln Cadlz and agaln e merged the vlctor Carol dellvered her speech at the Flrst Methodlst Church 1n Wmnersvllle Oh1O on January 4 1959 In th1s d1str1ct contest she was named alternate to the State Contest Along wlth these honors she was presented wlth several medals There were two entr1es 1n the essay d1v1s1on of the contest from our school Dlanne Henwood was the only one ln Harrlson County to recelve honorable mentlon and a cash award of On December 7 , 1958 Carol spoke in the County contest held -Q .121 Junior Play 1 ROW ONE: M. Jenkins, S. Moorhead, C. Selway, D. Hawk, M. Henwood, D. Henwood. ROW TWO: N. Rogers B. Comett, A. Geanangel, B. Brokaw, T. Mlchelli, M. Mizer, Mr. Francetti Class Plays ROW ONE: S. Frizzell, C. Selway, D. Henwood. ROW TWO: A. Bobot, D. Hawk, N. Rogers, M. Henwood, G. Corban. ROW THREE: Mr. Richter, G. Carson, G. Willis, B. Cornett, K. Swelbar, A. Geanangel Q X - 5 ' - er A Senior Play J A V!,,1.ky , UE S3 -2 WIP li f A 0, lf,-- Q Q! +9-'WW MM' Mff M X wail gg, 1 ,W 9 X , X355 W X ', .X H M wb, , 'Kf.,, . . G, 3 .1 J , , ,f ff -V4' ' -' ' Q ,' I , l' ' 2 x 67?-isb S' W gum ' - , 1 . Wuxx g'! 1 1 f,', j ,L The Blg Four Mr Evans Mr King Mr Sterling Mr Ross We w1sh to say thanks to four swell guys that have spent many hours of thelr tlme to bulld the flue teams that have brought Cad1Z Hlgh School so much fame ln the fleld of sports. FC O0 O I aff, T C B 4-wi' A AP LT LA I N s IIM WALLACE I MELVIN MASON Cadiz started its season with only two regulars from the 1957 team that won 7 lost 2 and tied one Back from that team were Jim Wallace and Floyd White There were several other boys that lettered but played only sparingly throughout the season These boys were Melvin Mason Bob Brokaw Keith Henderson and Bob Francis who Joined the squad after the 4th game due to an auto accident Before the season started chances for winning more than four or five games looked very gloomy The boys worked hard and with the good attitude that prevailed among the boys the picture began to clear up a bit Our first game was at home with a fine Dennison team that lead us 6 to O going into the final period D Gross scored a touchdown and B111 Lee scored the extra point to win 8 to 6 The second game was a b1t easier as Cadiz prevailed 18 to 0 with one touchdown being called back In this game Melvin Mason scored in the first minute on a punt return of 60 yards to put Cadiz in the lead to stay The 3rd game of the season was with undefeated Tiltonsville at Cadiz We had a couple of scoring opportunities but did not capitalize on them and lost the game 6 to 0 to a fine team We journeyed to Barnsville the following week and defeated them 14 to 6 In the early moments of the game M Mason threw a pass to F White and later C Mason scored the other One touch- down was called back due to clipping Our next opponent was Wellsville, one of the teams that beat Cadiz in 1957 After Cadiz grabbed a quick 18 to 0 lead 3rd period, Wellsville struck for 2 touchdowns in the 4th period, but we held on to win 18 to 14. Our next opponent was tough Dillonvale. The defense of our boys was outstanding. Four times in the first quarter Dillon was inside the 10 yard line and our team held the line or recovered a fum ble. C. Mason roared 44 yards on a single wing to score the only touchdown of the game. Cadiz won 6 to O. Then an undermanned Mt. Pleasant team came to Cadiz and with the Reserves playing most of the game, Cadiz won 34 to 6. Archrival Adena had a tremendous team and the youthfulness of our boys began to show to an all-senior Adena team. We were thoroughly beaten ....... 22 to 0. The coaches wondered if this was the downfall, for the next week we played St. Clairsville, a much larger school. The boys came back extremely well with a good spirit. Cadiz prevailed 24 to 6. This was a good team victory, for all the boys played a splendid game and the coaches were extremely proud of them. Cadiz Cardinals -A A , Q 37 ,v,, L f B ' . 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L 1 , L W I T' .mf , , 6 is -1 'K 4' Fix K av wma sink 51' 'IQ N4 ROW ONE T Mlchelli B Iackson F White A Geanangel I Wallace B Brokaw K Henderson B Francis B Karver C Conrad Mr Evans ROWTWO C Mattern K McCullough C Colteryahn G McCrea M McKi11op B Bemard D Pettay W Nelson G Sladoje B Lee ROW THREE Mr Ross I Thompson L Timmons R Brooks E Brooks L Kowalski D Gross A Carter M Grove B Wood Mr King 54 B g J, A S C K A E P T T B A A I L N L S FLOYD WHITE UM WALT-ACE Basketball 1958-59 The Cardinals opened the season at Iewett minus four of the first six players from last season's Sectional Championship Team. Iim Wallace and Floyd White, Co-captains led the way to a 61-34 victory. Mt. Pleasant was the home opener for the Cards -it was Cadiz by a score of 73-33. Traditional rival Adena was defeated in our second home game 75-47. The Cards next journeyed to Mt. Pleasant and ran into a ball-control game, winning by 57-36. In its final pre-vacation game, Cadiz ran into a determined Dillonvale team at the Dillon Gym and fell short - losing 66-61 in an overtime battle. Wintersville , a newcomer to the schedule, was the next opponent to go down to defeat as the Cards struck a hot streak, 102-54. Jefferson-Union presented a rangy five, but the Cadiz artillery was too heavy. Ieff-Union was on the short and 104-45. The return match with Wintersville resulted in almost the identical score of the first meeting. It was Cadiz by 98-54. Barnesville came to Cadiz on a sub-zero night but action still waxed hot. After a gallant comeback by Barnesville's fine rangy team, the Cards prevailed 84-63. This marked the completion of nine games , and the season's halfway mark. Our record stood at 8 wins and 1 loss. Bellaire, boasting a very fine team, was encountered next at the Martins Ferry High Gym. It was a close game throughout and the Cards proved they wouldn't quit by defeating Bellaire for a prized victory 59-53. Arch-rival St. Clairsville was met and conquered 78-65 as Wallace and Iimison led the way. Ah-revenge! In their highest scoring effort of the season, Cadiz defeated Adena 134-72 , with the regulars playing less than three quarters. League rival Barnesville fought hard but the Cards played a steady game to win 82-71. The long -awaited chance to avenge their only loss to Dillonvale finally came , and the Cards were at their best. Score: 103-78. Hopedale and Dennison didn't have the firepower and were both on the short end - 117-52 and 107-77. Shadyside then visited Cadiz bringing an ever-dangerous team which was always in the ball game. Cadiz hustle paid off, however, with the Cards winning 101-83. Bridgeport Ctop-seeded team in the Martins Ferry sectional tournament this coming weekl next visited Cadiz. The Cards hustled out to a commanding 37-20 half-time lead. After the intermission, Bridgeport resorted to excessive fouling and stalling tactics , but Cadiz went on to win decisively 78-57. This win clos ed the regular season schedule and Cadiz showed its best one-season record ever-17 Wins and l defeat. PYLE junior HMISON CESSNA MCCULLOUGH IVLASON SLADOIE Junior Junior Junior Senior Junior Varsity Basket ball ' 'i, S g' K .- . K ' Q 1- i SA 4 el ,H K 5 , 'i 15 f 5 .. ,P fl' 'g , 51 fl l 5 , si I ' 5 is 2 1 f 1 ,Q f '4 U ROW ONE: I. Pyle, K. McCullough, D. Jlmlson, F. White, 1. Wallace, G. Sladoje, B. Lee, M. Mason. Row TWO: L. Kowalski, I- R0CCh1, T. Dowdle, D. Maffeo, M. McK11lOp, I. Snodgrass, S. Deaton, D. Cessna, I. O'Nel1 57 ROW ONE: F. Ledfors, I. Gammeter, M. Mason, I. Cologie, G. Post, G. Meadows, L. Terry, Coach Evans. ROW TWO: R. Sutton, V Cooper, L. Cologie, G. McCrea, D. Gross, B. Iackson, M. Bates. ROW THREE: I. Hojnacki, F. Swann, I. Halstead, E. Murral, D Maffeo, C. Starr, M. Grove. ROW FOUR: C. Conrad, E. Johnson, B. Wood, F. White, B. Karver, T. Mlchelli. ROW FIVE: D. Pettay M. McKi11op, A. Geanangel, B. Thomas, B. Lee, C. Pincola, I. Anderson, D. Freeman Track Freshman Football ROW ONE: A. Copeland, R. Stagnm, W. Frlzzell, M. Lisle, G. Post, L. Cologie, D. Barrett. ROW TWO: C. Pincola, R. Barnhart, Coach King, F. SwannfC. Starr, V. Cooper R. L. r ROW ONE: T. Grove, T. Galey, F. Ledfors, A. Copeland, G. Post, R. Truskolaskl, R. Truskolaskl, G. Van Camp. ROW TWO: T. Hill, R. Worral, A. Whycoff, I. Allen, H. Henwood, I. Walker, T. Campbell. ROW THREE: G. Terry, 1. Walker, R. Bamhan, E. Ledger, T. Robinson, M. Llsle, L. Cologie. ROW POUR: V. Cooper, R. Sutton, B. Sterm, F. Swann, I. Hojanackl, C. Starr, C. Plncola, R. Bamhart Jr. High Football 8. Basketball ROW ONE: R. Dometrovich, R. Heavllan, G. Mosser, M. Bell, I. O'Nell, A. Crothers, H. Rogers, I. Stlnard, Evans. ROW TWO: I. Iones, I. Davis, R. Tmskoloskl, L. Kidder, T. Hill, K. Wallace, T. Campbell, E. Benson. White, B. Campbell, R. Tmskoloskl, B. Glll, C. Busby, F. Maleyrlck. ROW FOUR: T. Robinson, I. Wyckoff, Wheeler, E. White, F. Wolfe, B. Sterm. ROW FIVE: B. Slevin, L. Coleman, C. Sharp, E. Tilkey, R. Wood R. Davis, T. Galey, Mr ROW THREE: N. Conrad R. Ienklns, H. Henwood iw- Viiif' X N. 2 l 1 0 4' A? Plffg M X 5 -5 QMZSSV 4' 5 L - ',--fliff 1 55. - -V , U Ei, '. 5 1,5 4, - ?' I i ' -1 A 44 If , , . X W 4 u gf ,-. 'el' .Q 1 4-, I a v af X Q 4: 4, A go' ,Q x - s JJ, '05 . N N QQ X M 1 fin 1 f Class Officers Ioanne Bertz Elalne Jenkins Doris Nelms Kenny McCullough Jlm Pyle 1, Junior ROW ONE: N. Moreland, M. Ralston, J. Bertz, I. West, B. Teter, A. Cope, M Gavorclk D Sturm Mr Ross ROW TWO C Mason B. Barricklow, C. Hesford, G. McCrea, H. Scypta, C. Maleyrlck, N. Houze, L. Norquest ROW THREE M Stewart D Pope D Brokaw C. Adams, M. Walker, D. Kelley, C. Watson. ROW FOUR: I. Thompson, L. Gillespie L Nabb G Sladoje L Kowalski A Carter I Dometrovlch .gf W .M , V E 1 5 ', X :fr , 1 V ,Q ,K Y, Ai, 1 X mga- kh 3 fi ag L , , 5 . V . 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Mg, aa 5' F Q fi 'U V w- 1 y 1 go it F' WW! wh ,S I . ,. V' 'Ri U? RBi3mig,fi E yy. Q Q 'TA-1 In k F' LY ,if x , A R z ,i,. I xi 4-ff S ii E mf M f if in Ein 2 4 A , fi 2 3 'Nu i. . in 9 ROW ONE: R. Coffland, K. Wilguss, L. Davis, M. Beetham, S. Connelly, C. Wilson, S. Merryman, B. Bedway, R. McCann. RQW TWO: M. McKlbben, D. Prew, R. Dickerson, R. Burger, L. Hunt, M. Iones, C. Busby, T. Smith, I. Cochran, B. Kovacek, Mrs. Hedges. ROW THREE: B. Chittenden, I. Cook, E. Freeman, D. Krankovich, I. Berlin, C. Novacek, P. Gibbons, K. Ledger, C. Cope, L. Dickinson. ABSENT: M. Veach, G. Elliott, N. Elliott, S. Lyan Grades 2 8. 3 ROW ONE: T. Glacobbl, I. White, L. Fuhr, R. Register, A. Henderson, R. Reed, P. Hutton, B. Coleman, V. Heavilln, M. Phillppi, C. Bice. ROW TWO: I. Walker, L. Michaels, D. Baker, B. Hutton, D. Terry, B. Smith, P. Thompklns, A. Heavilln, D. Williams, B. Ledger. ROW THREE: D. Blanchard, L. Wllllams, I. Kelfer, D. Norquest, I. Conigllo, E. Barcroft, E. Horton, I. Magers, G. Tschantz, E. Freeman, Mrs . Seebirt Al! '.t!1,.y mf,- RN in qv, ROW ONE: G. Norris, P. Wood, R. Dickerson, R. Taylor, E. Fannin, E. Long, G. Howell, D. Albaugh, A. Telfer, D. Holmes, W. Hall ROW TWO: R. Prew, M. Bedway, D. Heavilln, I. Banks, S. Freeman, M. Brokaw, C. Barrett, I. Bargar, K. Wagner, C. West, D. Johnson Mrs. Roth. ROW THREE: A. Miner, F. Ferraro, K. Conrad, N. Zamskl, B. Kenny, I. Coffland, B. Abel, R. Danze, B. Abel, K. Leach, M White Grades 3 81 4 ROW ONE: K. Howes, R. Mlzer, R. Romshak, A. Payne, I. Banks, I. Rockwell, D. Bovenlzer, M. Smith. ROW TWO: I. Carothers, P. Flndllng, C. Coleman, K. Dunlap, W. Osbome, K. Mills, P. Reed, D. White, Mrs. Adams. ROW THREE: G. Lawver, F. Stewart, R. Lelghl, K. Hesford, S. Redman. R. Glacobbl, P. Connelly, N. Pettit. ABSENT: R. Abel, L. Krankovich, D. Kelly vm, ,sf ROW ONE: E. Davis, M . Warren, C. Harrah, I. Worrell, D. Eickleberry, D. Jones, G. Dodds, R. Deloma, G. Mallernee. ROW TWO M. Freeman, A. Connelly, L Mikesell, M. Haverfleld, D. Hursey, D. Thompklns, C. Hunt, L. Chlttende, Mrs. Hendershot. ROW THREE S. Howell, P. Worrell, M. Hunt, S. Feaster, R. Krankovich, F. Coffland, D. Krankovich, K. Hawk. ABSENT: P. Kelley, D. Heavner Grades 5 8. 6 ROW ONE: Carson, R. Beetham, C. Brewer, R. Higgins, L. Crawford, T. Conrad, C. Delloma, I. Mitchell. ROW TWO: M. Dickerson, L. Fannin, B. Hilllgas, M. Starr, S. Ledfors, L. Kowalski, L. Barnhart, C. Chassln, L. Dunlap, Mrs. Hazelrlgg. ROW THREE: S. Jones, M. Stewart, I. Campbell, L. Keifer, S. Trotter, I. Berlin, I. Rockwell, 1. Wood, I. Freeman ROW ONE: D. Melchlori, B. Cartlthers, D. Ossman, F. Henwood, S. Stewart, I. Gillespie, I. Brooks, C. Madison, I. Vasblnder. ROW TWO: S. Shultz, M. Banks, I. Sable, B. Kidd, D. Hython, D. Ronsheim, I. Swansboro, B. Dawson, I. Iohnson, B. Goldsby, Mrs. Dunlap. ROW THREE: I. Stevens, L. Lisle, C. Herrleln, V. Wheeler, D. Migllore, G. Sponhaltz, R. Forsythe, B. Pace, M. White, P. Davis. ABSENT: R. Maxwell ' Grade 4 ROW ONE: M. Vale, T. Nelms, R. Moore, G. Banks, S. Pyle, A. Dunlap, S. Pettay, K. Shultz, R. Jackson, G. Barger. ROW TWO: S. Pace, D. Wallace, W. Mason, D. Miller, R. Campbell, I. Aughinbaugh, V. Christian, T. Turner, S. Perry, P. Leasure, Mrs. Craft. ROW THREE: G. Henry, M. Fisher, D. Mason, B. Bower, T. Stewart, C. Patton, I. Garvin, K. Coffield, B. Banks, N. Fithen, L. Hojnacki ROW ONE: E. Rose, L. Murral, B. Davis, R. Davis, I. Stamm, G. Dunlap, Mrs. Bice. ROW TWO: S. Milliken L Williams N OSb0m6 P. Marchese, R. Dunn, C. Davis, R. Taggart. ROW THREE: M. Deaton, P. Eberhart, G. Groscope, C. Norquest T Gilmore N Coleman K. Snyder, D. Heavelyn Grade 6 Patrons The Pantryy Iewett, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Guy Tabacchi Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Torok Mr. and Mrs. Chester Smith We wish to extend a very special thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Voshall, who worked very close with the staff on the pictures for the 1959 ZIDAC. flafxazlh Q x My .f , J 1 , .13 X , . 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