Zanesville High School - Comus Yearbok (Zanesville, OH)

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WILLIAM GAY “Bill” “For the love of mike” “No woman shall come within a mile of my court.” MILDRED FOSTER “Mil” “Listen, kid.” “She makes you laugh most of the time.” VIRGINIA EVERETT “Jinny” “For heaven’s sake!” “So buxom, blithe and debonair.” HARRY GLASER “Teddy” “Guess I rang the cash register today.” “Deep thought seemed toiling in his head.” Comus Circulation Mgr., ’21; Baseball, ’19, 20, 21; Capt., ’21. EDGAR GIBBONS “Gibby” “Watch your step.” “There’s something doing when he’s near.” INEZ GARRETT “Nesbeth” “The Turk had the right idea.” “She excels each mortal thing Upon this dull earth dwelling.” MARIE FITZPATRICK “Fitzy” “Give ’em time.” “Of stature fair and slender frame.” RUTH GOBEL “Rosy” “Isn’t that poisonous?” “She’s a jolly good fellow, So happy and wise, With a song on her lips, And a smile in her eyes.” iO o

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ELMER FARABEE “Fair bee” 1 “The business of this man looks out of him.” CATHERINE DURANT “Katie” “I’ll tell the world.” “She is as true as true simplicity.” FLORENCE DOZER “Trixie” “The farmer’s alright.” “A merry heart goes all the day.” HARDESTY FENTON “Jack” “Crime en nese.” “As a man, faithful and honorable.” ROLLAND GRIFFITH “Jinks” “Can you imagine that?” “Grif is ready to do and dare, When there’s a game, he’s sure to be there.” Basketball, T9, ’20, ’21; Capt., ’20; Football, T8, ’20; Baseball, T9, ’20, ’21. HULDA EICHNER “Icky” “Silly! You’re not funny.” “She is the midget of our class But only in stature is she last.” MADELINE DONAHOE “Mad” “Yes?” “In speech and gesture, form and face, Showed she was come of gentle race.” EMMA EVANS “Emma Jam” “Oh, my dear.” “A maid who loves the morning, She ever looks forward to dawn (Don).

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WILBUR GOSHEN 1 “Bill” “That’s too bad.” “Some day he’ll win a long-sought prize, A maiden mild with dancing eyes.” FLORENCE HEINLE “Tony” “Oh, my dear.” “Her spirit is so blithe and gay, And thus she is throughout the day.” RUTH HASKELL “Steve” “I thought I’d just die.” “The truest friend to humanity.” RAYMOND HARTMAN “Ray” “Much learning often goes with fewest words.” RALPH GREINER “Count No-Count” “I couldn’t help it.” “Never the time, and the place, And the loved one all together.” HELEN HOLLOWAY “Madge” “I’m sorry.” “The brightest fair who e’er wore jewel in her hair.” Class Flay, ’20; Class Sec. and Treas., ’21. RUTH HEAGEN “Bobbie” “Isn’t that rare?” “And then she’s talk, Ye gods, how she’d talk.” Class Play, ’20; Debate, ’21. OLIVE HUFF “Ray of Sunshine” “Oh my dear.” “I’ll be merry and free, and sad for nobody.”