Zanesville High School - Comus Yearbok (Zanesville, OH)

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Miss Marie Mill, B.A., B.S. in Ed., M. A. Ohio State. English III; Speech; Drama- tics. Maw ' s gasoline stamps must have rubber in them because they sure do stretch. Miss Dorothy Miller, A.B. Earlham College. Shorthand I and II; Typing I and II. Adviser to NEWS. No! -with an exclamation point is what Miss Miller wrote in answer to the ques- tion, Do you like cats? Mr. Ellis B. Miracle, B.S. in Ed., M.A. Ohio State. Su- pervisor of Industrial Arts; Adviser of Radio Engineers and Usherettes. Oh, that lucky man with all those beautiful usher- ettes ! Mr. W. C. Patterson, In- diana Trade Extension School. Aero Repair. Planes are his specialty, that is, teaching students how to repair damaged aero- planes. Mr. Andrew Plant, Florida; Ohio. Aircraft Engines. Quick to teach the boys what makes airplanes and cars tick. They couldn ' t fail to learn since they have such a fine instructor. Mr. J. R. Richards, A.B., A.M. Gettysburg College; B. S. in Ed. Ohio. English; History. Rather than choosing a book written by someone else, Mr. Richards chooses his Grade Book for his favorite. I imagine many students would like to read that book. Miss Norma R. Riecker, B.S. Ohio. Glee Club; Har- mony. Spring, they say, is when a man ' s thoughts lightly turn to love. Hmmmmm! Is that why vcu prefer that season, Miss Riecker? Miss Fern Rowlands, A.B Muskingum College; A.M. Bcstcn. English III. The teacher fondest of American poetry is Miss Rowlands. She says she likes buses! Mr. Edward Schmid; A.B. Ohio; Ohio State; Western Reserve; Louisville. History; Vocational Adviser. University of Louisville has a place in his heart. Miss Josephine Sebach, B.S. Ohio State; M.S. Prince Schocl of Retailing, Simmons College. Cooperative Retail- ing. Victory! Her classes work toward this end in every- thing they attempt. Mr. George L. Shai, B.S. in Business Adm.; M.A. in Ed. Ohio State. Cooperative Committee Supervisor and Instructor. With Mr. Shai, who knows fish best, it ' s Red Snapper 2 to L Mr. Lawi-ence E. Strong, B. S. Coe College; M. of Ed. Pittsburgh. U. S. History; Adviser of Monitors; Latin American History; Econom- ics. Xochimilco is The Venice of Mexico you will learn in Latin American history with Mr. Strong. 10

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Mis3 Helen L. Arnold, B.A., B.S. in Ed. Ohio State; M.A. Middlebury College. French I and II; Spani- h I and II. Accentuate the Positive is what they say. But in Mis.s Arnold ' s language classes, don ' t forget to Accentuate the right syllables. Mr. Joseph Austin, A.B. D nison. Economics and Athletics. Blue the color of the school and brown (does he mean bruise marks ? ) are his fa- vorite colors. Miss Fern Bateman, B.S. in Ed. Ohio State. English II. Chocolate pie would make Miss Bateman ' s favorite book, Leave Her to Heaven, come true. Mr. B. O. Black, M.A. New Yo k. Bookkeeping I and II. Discourse is no problem with Mr. Black as he likes Adventures in Content- ment. Mr. E. C. Boggs, B.S. Deni- son. Asst. Piincipal; Phys- ics, Pre-Flight Aeronautics, Refresher Math. Exactly what variety of cats are dead cats ? Ask Mr. Boggs since he prefers them. Miss Helen Anne Fox, B.S. Ohio State; B.S. in L.S. Den- ver. School Librarian; Ad- viser of Lash Librarians Club. For goodness sakes, Miss Fox likes wine — she means the color. 1 ki Miss Adena E. Gift, B.S. in Ed. Ohio University; Ohio State. Typewriting I and II, Stenography I. Guess red is her favorite color; maybe that ' s why siie likes tomatoes. Miss R a c h a e 1 Jennings Higgins, A.B. Ohio Univers- itv; M.A. Columbia. English III and IV; English Lit.; Ad- viser of COMUS. Her staff. Favorite food is beefstake. Don ' t tell me she still remembers what it tastes like. Miss Ruth Louise Horn, A B. D;nison; M.S.P.H. Mich- igan. Hygiene; Red Cross F.rst Aid; English I and II; Adv:s?r to ZANESVILLIAN. In a little brown car every summer Miss Horn munches hamburgers while leading ' Random Harvest on her way to U. of Michigan. Busy little beaver, isn ' t she? Mr. Paul Hurd, Y.M.C.A. .School, Columbus. Automo- tive. Just watch those boys re- pair automobiles under the supervision of Mr. Hurd. Miss Marguerite M. Kurz, B.S. in Ed. Ohio; M.A. Ohio State. Senior Government. Kinetic is the word for Miss Kurz. One can ' t be lazy around her. Miss Nelle J. Matthews, A. P.. Hiram College. World His- tory; U. S. History. Literally speaking, Miss Matthews is in seventh heaven when she eats choco- late pie. She and Miss Bate- man should get together.

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Mrs. Douglas Hetzler, Col- lege of Music, Cincinnati; Rowe ' s Conservatory. String Ensemble; Orchestra. Yuletide and winter snows may be preferred by some but not by Mrs. Hetzler who likes summer and wann breezes. Mrs. Donald G. Sink, B.S., M.A. Ohio State; B.S. in Ed. Cincinnati. Biology and Eng- lish. Zenith is the high point of pleasure Mrs. Sink attains going for a spin on her bi- cycle. Miss Louise N. Stewart, A.B. Denison; M.A. Ohio State. Latin I; Business Arithmetic; Junior Business Training; Plane Geometry. Adviser to Stamp and Bond Salesmen. Arithmetic is needed by every Stamp and Bond sales- man ' Miss Stewart super- vises. Miss Beulah C. Thompson, Applied Arts School of Chi- cago; Muskingum College; Ohio. Art Supervisor of Zanesville Public Schools; Art IV and V; Commercial Arts; Craft Work; Adviser of Arts and Crafts Club. Best cooperator on . the faculty is her enviable repu- tation. Miss Helen Vandenbark, Ph. B. Denison. English 111. Dog, a man ' s best friend is also Miss Vandenbark ' s, specially if it is a Boston Terrier. Miss Katherine W e be r , A.B. Diploma in Physical Ed. Oberlin College; M.A. New York; Ohio State; Chi- cago, Wisconsin, Stanford; Bennington School of Arts, Dancing I and II; Physical Education. E is for education of which Miss Weber is not lacking. Mr. Earl M. Wood, B.S. in Ed.; M.A. Ohio. Industrial Arts; Business Manager of Athletics. Food, especially ham, will make Mr. Wood ' s mouth water. Miss Mary E. Wurdack, A.B., M.S. Ohio State. Bi- ology. Goodness, gracious! An- other teacher who likes beef- steak. Well, they can dream, can ' t they? Mr. William H. Hanner, A.B. Cotner College. Busi- ness Aiithmetic; Junior Busi- ness Training; Ad nser of Devilettes. Corny is what some of Mr. Hanner ' s jokes were. But still we miss Mr. Hanner and his wit. Mrs. Ethelw ' n B. Seck- man, B.S. in Ed. Ohio U. Junior Business Training. Her favorite form of trans- portation is walking. It ' s a good thing too, with gasoline and tires the way they are. 11