Zanesville High School - Comus Yearbok (Zanesville, OH)

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.- 1 C 0 M U S AN NUAL, 1923 OIt|£ Jffarttttjj MR. GEORGE A. BOWMAN, A. B., Principal of Z. H. S. Western Reserve University. MISS ALMA B. POLK, A. B., Miami University. Senior English. MISS LENA H. SCHAEFER, A. B., University of Chicago. 0. N. U. Latin. MISS RACHEL HIGGINS, A. B. University of Ohio, Columbia University. English. MISS LYDIA G. MARSH, B. A. Ohio Wesleyan University, Chicago University. Eng¬ lish, Latin. MISS GRACE LILLIAN PETTY, A. B. Mount Union College. Ancient History. MISS ALICE M. WLYIE, B. Sc., Muskingum College. Algebra, Commercial Arithmetic. MR. FRANCIS E. SWINGLE, A. B. Thiel College, Ohio State University. U. S. History, Civics, Zanesville Normal School Instructor. MISS CLARA E. COYNER, B. A. Monmouth College, Miami University, South Salem Academy, Wisconsin University. Algeora. MISS LUCILLE M. VOGT. Northern University, Emerson College. English. MISS HELEN ARNOLD, B. A., B. Sc. 0. S. U. Spanish, French. MR. J. R. RICHARDS, A. B., M. A. B. S. in Ed. Pennsylania College, Ohio University. Modern History, U. S. History and Civics. MR. HARRY FLEGAL, A. B. Oberlin College. Latin II and IV. MISS GARNET SCHIEDT, B. A. Denison University. English and Algebra. MR. C. E. STOOIvEY. Ashland College, Bliss Business College, Zenarian Art College. Stenography and Typewriting. MR. E. C. BOGGS, B. Sc. Denison University. General Science. MISS HELEN VANDENBARK, Ph. B. Denison University. English and Commercial Arithmetic. MISS LYDIA H. JONES, A. B. Oberlin College. Mathematics. MR. LEE HETZLER. Music.

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COMUS ANNUAL, 1923 ===» »•• ®o thf Itf amity The world has opened wide her gates to-day, But we pass through with calm and steadfast minds Because you journeyed with us on the way That we so long have traveled. Friendship binds Our hearts to yours; and framed within our souls We wear your golden truths. Time shall not mar Their beauty, as we follow to our goals The light of Education’s flaming star. All that we are, or ever hope to be Dear friends and faithful guides, we owe to you. You lifted up our eyes, that we might see All that was fair in life, and good and true. We stand, each one, a living monument To all the labor and the love you spent.

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COMUS ANNUAL, 1923 i— =n MISS ELENORE M. JOHNSON, B. Sc. Denison University, West Virginia University. General Science. MR. J. EDWIN HUTCHMAN, A. B. Muskingum College. Chemistry. MISS ALICE GILLESPIE. Art. MR. NORRIS E. SCHNEIDER, B. S., in Ed. 0. S. U. English and Literature. Debate. MR. WILBUR E. EMISH, A. B. Ohio University. Bookkeeping, Commercial Arithmetic. MISS ELLA MIELKE, A. B., B. S., O. S. U. Algebra I. MISS GRACE STEPHENSON, A. B., M. A. Western College, Columbia, English I and II. MR. ANDREW M. KEEP, A. B. Oberlin. Commerce and Industry, Economics, Com¬ mercial Law, Salesmanship. MR. GEORGE LITTLE, A. B. Adrian College. General Science. MISS REBA GOBEL, A. B. Oberlin. Plain Geometry, Salesmanship. MRS. LUCT HARVEY, B. Sc., in Ed. Ohio University, English, Ancient History. MR. CLARENCE E. CLIFFORD, A. B. Ohio University, Commercial Arithmetic. MR. HENRY W. ORTH, A. B. Miami, Howard School of Physical Education, General Science, Commercial Arithmetic. Athletic Coach. MISS MARY E. WURDACK, A. B., M. Sc. O. S. U. Biology. MISS EULALIA TAGGERT, Oberlin College. Bowling Green Business University, Ky., Shorthand and Typewriting.