Zanesville High School - Comus Yearbok (Zanesville, OH)
- Class of 1946
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£N y mm wm fizx !HU,r ' •.W,!l mi •r- i- jJ ' Ts www tm irWPWWIlflBWiKWBtRIWBWW iP ' THE MAIN DISPLAY ROOM •sssse ss iS T tMgi ■! !ss5¥ SiSS PS liffT ! «iSMi|iJs| j | nil COMUS Production Record 1946 Lash Senior High School Zanesville, Ohio Senior Editor Elizabeth Crossland Junior Editor — Clubs Virginia Johnson Sophomore Editor — Clubs... Dorothy Culbertson Faculty Maryana Kaplan Athletics James Wilson Advertising Manager Nancy Drake Subscriptions — Honor Roll .....Elizabeth Boggs Cartoonist Patricia Lytle Calendar Joan Moorehead Secretaries Beatrice Eppley, Naomi Reed Treasurer — Name Cards Margaret Borst Adviser Rachael Higgins (Memberf W JEst I92l) Alma Mater Dear old ZanesviUe High, we love you, And for you we ' ll ever cheer; And the praises we are singing Will echo year to year, Like an old friend ever faithful We are with you do or die; You ' re the right school, Blue and White School, Dear old ZanesviUe High. Onwai ' d, upward is our motto Through the long and happy days; And the vict ' ries we. are winning Will add new praise to praise; While for you, dear Alma Mater, We will sing you to the sky, You ' re the right school, Blue and White School, Dear old ZanesviUe High. Music, 1st and 2nd Stanzas Bernard Mechling, ' 15 3rd Stanza, Sarah Wilhelm, ' 25. With a loyalty unmeasured. We will guard your honored name; We will strive with hearts unfailing To bring you added fame. Tho ' life calls us from our home town, In our dreams we ' ll hear the cry, You ' re the right school. Blue and White School, Dear old ZanesviUe High. 0 hom 0t ay Goncern: he staff lovingly dedi- cates this ig 6 Gomus to g. . 0ltchards A. B., A. M. Gettysburg College B. S. in Ed. Ohio University TESTIMONIAL Happy are our memories of the days when J. R. Richards was principal at Grover Cleveland. In him one found a man with whom children had such fun, and whose judg- ment and advice they sought. His was the responsibility, the pleasure, and sometimes the pain of developing young brains, of inspiring initiative, ingenuity, and loyalty among students and teachers alike. We knew that in Mr. Richards we had a friend, a kind adviser, and an associate whose aim has always been to make life a little happier and a little better for everyone. A principal with the keen intellect, the Christian spirit, and the genial nature that Mr. Richards possesses is indeed a rare gift to any school. Signed: CLARK E. McCURDY, B. S., M. A. Dean of Boys Grover Cleveland Junior High School Zanesville, Ohio. Top: Russ Waters, Bob McGee, Doris White, Bill Maddox. Richard Parsons, Charles Crippen, Howard Jones, Dean Baughman, Dean Meyers, Walter Windland, Bob Moody, Carl Jellison, Ray Dickerson, Bob EUenberger, Leon Miller, Benny Hilder, Clyde Smittley. Bottom : Jean Smedley, Ruth James, Robert Lutz, R. D. Craig, Edward Jesse, Bob Lashley, John Schultheis, Dick Smith. The last years of teaching by Mr. Richards were spent as a member of the Voca- tional department of Lash Senior High School. He taught these fellows, pictured above, English, and United States History. It is altogether right and fitting that our COMUS, with its industrial theme, should be dedicated to him. TESTIMONIAL One of the fondest memories of my pre- High School days is my association with J. R. at Grover Cleveland Junior High. His patient understanding, fairness, and kindly guidance were a constant directive in our growing-up in the family of men. ROBERT H. WORST ALL (Class 1940). 1. With Mr. McCurdy at Grover Cleveland. 2- Long ago when first at Lash. 3. With two prize roosters given him by Dr. O ' Neal. 4. With his dog:. WORLD WAR II — 1941-1945 In Menioriani Aluniiioruiu that from these honored dead we take increased devotion to that cause for which they gave the last full measure of dev ' otion; that we here highly resolve that these dead shall not have died in vain ; — Lincoln. Richard Adkins ex. 1939 Gale Allman 1939 James Alter ex. 1939 William Y. Bailey 1937 James H. Bateman ex. 1926 Chester H. Bonnett ex. 1926 Charles W. Bowers ex. 1926 David Butterfield 1931 Raymond Craig ex. 1935 George Darnell 1939 Harold B. Davis 1939 Wayne Dysinger 1933 Lewis S. Earnest ex. 1941 Leon W. Gildow ex. 1941 Russell E. Graham 1941 Donald R. Hall ex. 1930 Charles Hallack ex. 1941 Lawrence A. Hambel ex. 1935 Perry Hamilton 1936 Donald E. Harlan 1933 Floyd Inman ex. 1940 Glenn Jones ex. 1943 George Kappes 1930 Albert John Lindsley ex. 1939 Edward Martt 1941 William E. Martt 1938 Perry E. Mautz 1943 Frederick McFarland 1942 Hobart McVay 1936 Hubert S. Meloy 1938 Harold Mercer ex. 1942 Marion Mercer 1937 Harry Messerly 1943 WiLiam E. Miller 1936 William R. Mitchell ex. 1939 Jack W. Morrison ex. 1936 Bernard E. Myers 1940 Jack R. Myers ex. 1939 Robert Stayman Neff 1940 William S. Nesshne 1941 Jack Patterson ex. 1936 Dick Pettrey ex. 1934 Jack Corson Porter 1935 Joseph Porter 1943 Jack Ramsey ex. 1943 Richard Reed 1939 Floyd Riggle 1943 Donald F. Roach 1941 Zail Roberts 1936 William Ruland 1941 Donald Sarbaugh 1936 Charles E. Schultheis ex. 1940 William E. Senhauser 1938 Eugene R. Shannon 1924 Willard Sheridan 1930 Donald B. Slenker 1942 James Stephenson ex. 1943 Harold Taylor 1935 Harry Teel, Jr. ex. 1940 Donald R. Teisinger 1940 Donald R. Tewksbury 1925 Paul S. Thome ex. 1930 Fred Toll ex. 1935 Richard Vogel 1933 John Vousden 1935 Arthur H. Walker 1918 Jack Walker 1942 Richard E. Watkins 1933 Emerson Weller 1942 Maxwell R. Whyde 1935 Osborne B. Wiseman 1932 Paul Woodward 1943 THOSE WHO SERVED Bill Adams Dick Adams George Adams Clifford Adamson Ernest Agin Richard Alton Charles Anderson Jack Armstrong James Armstrong John Arter Bob Ater Richard Atkinson George Baesel George Bailey Glen Bailey Ray Bailey Forrest D. Bailie Norman Bangham James Barnett Albert Barnhouse Eugene Barnhouse William Bartley Hari-y Barton Dave Bateson Richard D. Baughman Donald Baum Bob Beachy Robert Bednarczuk Ray Beebe Dean Bembower James Bender Carl Bensen, Jr. Don Berman Kenneth Berwinkle Robert Bey Alva Bishop Bill Boggs Arthur Bonifant Robert E. Bowen Bill Bowers Howard Bowers Wallace Bowers Logan Bowman Frank Boyden Bob Boyer John Bray John Bretz Randall Bridwell Ray Britton John Brokaw Frenzel Brown James Brown Bob Burkhaid Emmett Burley Fred Burley John Burnham James Buxton Jess T. Cable Paul Campbell, Jr. Bill Capehart Charles Carmichael Bill Carpenter James Carpenter Morris Carpenter Jack Caughy Peter Chacharonis Tom Checkush Ed Church Carl Clapper Frank Clapper Jim Claudy Bob Cleary Don Clossman Robert Clossman Robert Cooper Gilmore Coultas Bill Cover Edward Cramlich Dick Crawford Bill Crawmer Bill Crotzer Harley Curtis Ralph Daniels Dick Darringer Betty Davis Eugene Davis Robert Davis William Davis Ralph Deffenbaugh Walter Deffenbaugh Roy DeMoss Fred Dengler, Jr. James Denny Bob Deweese Dick Dewy Sta rling Dick Richard Dickerson Theodore Dixon Robert Dooley Charles Doven Bob Dovenbarger Byron Dovenbarger Ralph Dovenbarger John Dudas Clyde Dudley Lester Dunmead Charles Eckert Dave Edwards Ernest Eichwald Gerald Ellis John C. Elmora Edward Embree Gloria Englehart Richard Eppley Roger Eppley Bill Erwine Fred Factor Evander Farabee Howard T. Feasley Jim Feldner Robert Fenstermaker Forest Ferry Charles Fink Roger Finlaw Elizabeth Finley Robert Finley Laurence Fisher Robert Flickinger Leonard Foehl Ronald Fox Harry Frame Richard Francis Myron Frank Patty French Roger Gadd Bob Gaylord Donald Gaylord Jim Geladas William Goeltz Randal Goshen Ernest Graham Carl Graves Jack Gray Loren W, Greer Fred Greiner Hubert Guss Richard Guss Bob Guy Charles Guy John Hale Art Hall Paul Hammer Charles Hand Bill Harbaugh Gale Harris Jim Hartman Robert Hayes Jack Heinze Bob Heipley William Helphrey Bill Henderson Jack Hendereon Winfred Herron Mac Heslop Dean B. Hess Bud Hickey Pat Hillis David Hoffman Clyde Holbert James Holcomb Carl Hoppe Robert Hoskinson John R. House Jim Householder Gale E. Howard Ralph E. Hubbard Donald Huffman Walker Huffman Bill Hunt Joseph Hupp Harold E. Hutchinson Kimball Jackson Dwight S. Jacobs, Jr. Gunter Jacobsohn Jim Jadwin Jack Jenkins Robert Jenkins Howard Jewett George E. Johnson Robert Johnson William Johnson John Johnston, Jr. Glenn Jones James Jones Roger Jones Emmett Joseph George Joseph Stanley Joseph George Judy George Kackley Walter Kappes Robert A. Kelly Jack Kemp Allen Kent Jack Kineer Bob King Roy F. Kinkade Andrew Kolometz John Krause Rodney Krause Tom Kussmaul Harry Linwood Lang Stafford Langley Eugene Law Jack Lee Paul LeMaster Charles Lenhart Dick Lenhart Robert Le Vere Ruth Le Vere Howard Lewis Richard Liggitt Bill Lighthizer Dale Lighthizer Richard Lincicome Terry Lindsley David Little M aurice Loebell Victor Loveall Junior Luster Jim MacSwords Bill McBride Harold McCandless Bob McClory Charles McConnell Hilda McCormick Loren McCormick Charles McCracken Eddie McDowell Adrain McElfresh Frederick McElfresh Herbert McElfresh Fred McFarland Donald McGee Edwin McGee Gordon McGee Ira Edwin McGlade Charles E. Magruder Ted Massuros John Mast Bob Mautz Herbert Mautz ♦ Perry E. Mautz Richard O. Mautz Delbert Earl Maxwell Delbert Maxwell Hugh Mayle Peter Maziar Hubert Metcalf Eugene Menhorn Donald Mercer Harold Mercer John Merry Harry Messerly Donald Meyer Karl L. Meyer Everett Miller James J. Miller Theron Mock Dan Moore Ed Moore Harold Moore James Moore John Moorefieid Royal Moorehead Richard Morgan Raymond C. Morris Charles W. Morrison Jim E. Morrison W. Fred Moseley James Moss Richard Mount Dallas Moyer Gail Murphy Roy Murray Robert E. Myers Stanley Myers Robert Neff Dick Neikirk Bill Neithammer Robert Nicholas Dave Noble Forest Nolan Charles F. Norris James G. Norris John R. Norris Curtis Onstott Robert Osborne Paul O ' Toole Bill Pace Robert Page Don Paisley Norman Patterson Joe Pattison Julius Pennell Mark Perry Granville Phillips Ray Phillips Donald Plummer John Poles Dowe Pollen Dick Pollock Bob Popp Joe Porter Robert Porter Frank Pyles Jack Ramsey Clifford Ratliffe Bob Raymond Bob Rea Charles Rechel Bob Reusch Harold Richardson Floyd Riggle Moody Rinehart George Rittberger John Rittberger Bill Roberts Gordon Roberts Bernard Robinson Richard Robinson Mike Rodonsky Jim Rogers Eddie Ross Bill Rowan Russell Rowan Clarence Russi Frederic Russi Earl Satterfield. Jr. Robert Schaumleffel Vernon Schilling David Schmidt Charles Schofield, Jr. Ray Sears Don Shaum Kenneth L. Shelly Bruce Shepherd Jim Shiplett Clarence Shirer Gearold Shrider Robert Shryock George Sidwell, Jr. Merle Sims George Singleton Benny Sites George Fred Sites Donald Slenker Harry Smith Henry Smith Howard Smith Raymond Leroy Smith William Smock Raymond Snider George Spear James Stephenson Robert Stillwell Dave Stoneburner Roy Stotts Hensei Stout Charles R. Stultz Stanley Stultz Dave Sturtevant Harry Summers William Summers Larry Swick Fred Taylor Jim Taylor Tom Taylor Arden Tewksbury William Thome Kenneth Thress Jack Tom Samuel Tracey Jack Trittipo Roy Ullman Bryce Vinsel ♦Jack Walker Keith Walker Jack Dunbar Wallace Jack Wallace Paul Ward William Warner ♦Emerson Weller Warren Wells Robert F. Werner Dean White Devere White William H. White Charles Whiteman Jack Wiggins Ferris W. Wilhite George Wilking William Wilkins Ernest Williams Robert Williams Wayne Williamson James Wilson Weldon Winland Robert Winters Randall Wisecarver Robert Withers Raymond L. Wolf Wesley Wolf Paul R. Woodward Don Worms Edgar Worstall Daniel Wylie Arthur Yinger Richard Yinger Richard Yocum Dick Yoder Raymond Young Albert Zakany Bernard Ziemer Charles Ziemer Dick Zimmerman Sam Zoller Ivan Zwelling Marvin Zwelling Seniors Are the Finished Product W ee Right off the Assembly Line J H ' ■III   ----; VMv, w ,, «w n M -S S j ggN. V ■II hhH ? gnn ■1 ■ij W ' i ' 1 HIT ' r HBRp i HiL J H ft - ' ! HI H .;.:. i aa v H j gA.- k..im T 1 ■Skft - ■. - . i ,i ■PREPAREDNESS For all your days prepare, And meet them ever alike; When you are the anvil, bear — When you are the hammer, strike. — Markham. James Wilson, Treasurer ; Newton Burley, President : Shirley Goldstein, Secretary : John Baker, Vice President. FLOWER: Red Rose COLORS: Red and White THE PRESIDENT ' S REPORT ASSETS: The officers: The composition of the 1946 class ; The V-Stamp sales of more than §135,000.00; The financial success of the Junior Senior Prom. ; The magazine sub- scriptions of $1,500.00; The manager of the magazine sales, John Baker ; The manager of the candy sales, Harry Mangold ; The loyalty and cooperation of the parents, the faculty, and the senior class. LIABILITIES : The war ; The inherited Christmas cards ; The unrest occasioned by the strike; The inadequacy of the high school building ; The fact that time flies. Signed: Newton Burley, President. Gladys Adams ■- Aaams -v a nurse or afl Giaay Aaams, ills. W ' iU soon he taking her patient .! It A Cappella 3. 4 : Civics Readin ' U; Devilettes 2. 3 : Ifka 2. 3r 4 iVi-stamp Salesman 3 ; S. A. C. • VJ Pauline Adams Polly ' Paidine Adams fcy her i oice i known ; She answers the Presid t s telephone. Hospital Aide 3 ; Ifkk 2 Bonnie Agin The voyager of Lash is Ronnie Agin; She went to China to oecoi pagan. Dorothy Bailey Dot A housewife is Dorotny Bailey; She washes her chilaren s clothes daily. Margaret Baillie Margy Margaret Baillie will stay at home ; Far from her family she II never roam. Office Co-op 4, V. Prea. Ralph Bailey Bailey Ralph Dailey always goes To see that certain miss in h shows. • ■■' ■- k ■;. . • Louise Ballenger Louise lialtcnger is one who U get A natsician hushand. we just oe(. Co-op Office 4 ; Devilettes 2. 3, 4 : Ifka 2. 3. 4 ; V-stamp Sales- man 3. Bonnie Barnes Freckles Uunnie Barnes is one you (I see, uhing care of tier family. Glee Club 2. 4 ; Homecoming: Queen 4 ; Attendant 3 : Jr. Class Play : Ifka 2.3,4; S. A. C. 3. 4 ; Usherettes. Fred Barnes Minerva Free Barnes can t quite aeciae In irhat country he II reside. Chaii ' man Assembly Comm. 4 Fellowship 3. 4 ; Football 3, 4 Monitor 2, 3, 4 ; S. S. of L. 4 Track 3,4; Varsity Z 4. .lames Bartlett Jim ]im Bartlett now writes a hook. Hoping it will teach his wife to cook. Hi-Y 4. Dick Bateman Bate Dick Bateman is a surgeon, we near. And he ii ' On the NoLel prize tills year. Fellowship .3, 4, Pres. 4 : Foot- ball 3, 4 : S. S. of L. a. 4 : Var- sity Z. Hilah Bateson Hilah June liilan Hateson. oj luiae renoivn. Is tlie leading songstress of l i. ' toit ' n. First Aid Class 3 ; Friendship 4; Ifka ?.. 3, 4 ; Retailing. Paul Bishoff Jap Paid Bishoff is really on the beam, or he invented an atom machine. Basketball 2 : Monitor 3, 4. Margaret Black Margie Margaret Black will go (o toiim.- As a secretary she ' ll never frown. Band 2, 3 ; Friendship 4 : S. S. of L. Alt. 2. 3. Dean Baugliman Dean Dean Baughman is working! on a farm And on that certain Litlv he II use his charm. Automotive 3, 4 ; Fel ' -owship 3, 4 ; Varsity Z 4. Mary Katiiryn Baughman Many of us will go to see A arv in her new shotv. Earl Lee Blair Lee Blair and his band are known far and wide; rrom his public lie II never hide. Band 3, 4 ; Boys ' Glee Club 3 ; Hi-Y 3 ; Retailing 4. Rita Blake Teddy Rita Blahe can really hake; She made that wonderful prize loinning cake. Co-op Office 4. Edwin F. Bealmear ' Ed Ea Bealmear is always seen Riding around in his linious ' ne. Aviation Club 2 ; Basketball 2 : Hi-Y 3, 4; Jr. Sr. Prom. Comm. Dorothy Berry Dorothy Berry as a steivardess will travel far. For in far o f uiijs they ' ll make her a star. Elizabeth Ann Boggs Betsy Detsy is now a doctor of fame; She II cure you xrhenever you re lame. Comus 4 ; Friendship 4 ; Ifka 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4 ; Jr. Sr. Prom. Comm. 3 ; Orchestra 2 ; S. S. of L. 4, Alt. 3; Sports 2; String Trio 2; V-Stamp Salesman 2. 3, Major 3. Alice Dolores Bone Bone Alice Bone, now finished nursing. Wi f com.fort the ails of her two little children. A Cappella Choir 3, 4 ; Activi- ties Com. Sec. 4 ; Band 2 ; Civics Reading Group 4 ; D. O. Z. 3. 4 ; Friendship 4 ; Ifka 2. 3, 4 ; Jr. Sr. Prom. Comm. 3 ; Librarians 3, 4, Pres. 4 ; News 4 ; Ring and Pin Comm. 3; S. A. C. 3, 4; S. S. of L. 4 : Usherettes 4 ; V- atamp Salesman 2, 3, 4, Major 3. 10 Margaret Isabel Borst Maggie Margaret Borst is of radio fame. i ou ' is known throughout the tana. Comus 4 ; D. O. Z. 4 : Friend- ship 4 : Ifka 2, 3, 4 ; Ifka Coun- cil 4 : Monitor 2 : Orchestra 2 ; Prom, Comm. 3 ; String Ensem- ble 2. Gloria J. Brown Glo O oria Brown has changed her name, ror she s now married lo Harry Frame. A Cappella 3. 4; Arts and Crafts 1 : Civics Reading 4 ; Friendship 4 : Glee Club 2 : Ifka 2, 3. 4; S. A. C. 3. 4; V-stamp Salesman. George R. Boyd ' Josh George Boya, u pharniacisl he U he. Fixing prescriptions for yon and me. Lovell Bradley ' ' Red Lovell Dradlev is now a slur; With fame and fortune she 11 go far. Glee Club 4 ; Monitor 4. Mary King Bradley Kingie Marv Draaiey is a raving beanly, As a dental hygienist she II do her duty. D. O. Z. 4; Friendship 4; Ifka 2. 3, 4; Prom. Comm. 3; Usher- ettes 4. James J. Brauning Dutch fini Brauning can now he seen: With his famous airplane he s really keen. Prom. Comm. 3. Newton S. Burley Newt i ewton Burley a success will he. As president of Ceramics, just you see. Civics Reading Group 4 ; Class Play 4 ; H.-Y 2, 3, 4 ; Jr. Red Cross Com. 3 ; Pres. of Sr. Class 4 ; S. S. of L. 3. 4 ; Teen Tyme Com. 2, 4. Pres. 4. Bob Burlingame Burly In the circus Boh is a clown: i o one will ever see him frown. Cheerleader 4 ; Class Play, 3, 4 : Monitor 3 : V-stamp Salesman 4. Jean Burnham fan Burnham is teaching the golden rule. 7 ( the little novs una girls at school. Friendship 4 ; Ifka 2 ; News 4. Marilyn Butler Pug A tiri vfi Butler is a singer of fame. Vp in the lights you II see her name. Friendship 4 : Glee Club 3 ; If- ka 2. 3, 4 : Class Play 3 : Li- brarians 3. 4, V. Pres. ; News 4 ; Orchestra 1. 2 ; S. A. C. 3. 4 ; S. S. of L. 2 ; Usherettes 4 ; V- stamp Salesman. Barbara Brock Babs Barbara Brock will he keen; Trying to repair her washing machine. Monitors 3 ; Nurses Aide 3 ; Sports 2, 3 ; V-stamp Salesman. Peggi Cain Smokey Peggi Cain will really shine As the perfect housewife, you will find. Friendship 4. Sec. ; Ifka 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Librarians 3, 4 : Prom. Comm. ; Ring and Pin Comm. ; S. S. of L. 2. 11 Frazier Cameron Buzz Frazier (Jameron will really thrive Teaching his wife how to clriv James Campbell Jim Jim Campbell will travel far. For as a reporter he II he a star. Baseball 3, 4. Mary Louise Cantwell Mary Cantwell will he a singer. Until she gets that ring on her finger. Co-op Office 4. Phyllis Charmaine Caw Charlie Charmaine Caw s main amhition Is to marry that new mortician. Arts and Crafts 2. 3. 4 ; Friendship 4; Ifka 2, 3. 4. Patricia J. Clapper Pat Pal Clapper is one u ' io II he Another Helen Hayes, just you see. Arts and Crafts 4 ; Class Play 3, 4 ; Christmas Card Com. 4 ; Friendship 4 ; Glee Club 2 ; Ifka 2, 3. 4 ; School Bond Com. 4. Glenn E. Clark Cnenn Clark will he Superintendent of schools, just yoa see-. Hi-Y 4. Richard H. Clossman Dick Uicli Clossman will write in his diary W ' ords that seem quite fiery. Band 2. 3, 4; Hi-Y 3. 4; Zanesvillian 4. Holland Coffey Coffey Rolland Coffey will go to school ah road. And for his degrees he II study quite hard. Norma Chapman Peewee Norma C hapman and huhov we see. Looking over their family tree. Monitoi 3 ; Retailing 4. Dorothy E. Church Uorothy Church now looks quite snappy. For as a designer she makes you mppy. Co-op Office 4. Dorothy Coleman Doro tJorothy Coleman is a teacher of physical ed. Hut she would rather he n}arried instead. Friendship 4 ; G. A. A. 4 ; Ifka 2, 3, 4 ; V-stamp Salesman 4. Bob Conley Bob . ' mechanic of fame is Bod; He s just landed a magnificent job. Automotive Band 2, 3. 12 Jack Conrad Travetinq a oiincl a lot is Jack; Iroin China he just came hack. Football 2, 3, 4. Charles Cooper (Sharley. a lunsical in5lri:clor is he. ' He II gii ' C you lessons for a small fee. Monitor 2, 3. James Cooper Jim fim Cooper is the man everyone knows. For he s the producer of mar- velous shows. 0 41 Richard Grosser Dick The nai ' v just released Dick Crosser. tie now has taken a wife so no can boss her. Tasketball 2, 4. Elizabeth Ann Crossland Betsy ' Betsy Crossland. never you fear. Is trie Icad ' n psychologist of the year. Comi ' s 4 : D. O. Z. 3. 4 ; Friendship 4; Ifka 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4 : Jr. Sr. Prom. Com. 3 ; Li- brarians 3. 4 ; S. S. of L. Alt. 2 : School Bond Com. 4. Dorothy May Culbertson Dotty Dorothy Culhcrtson cvid her three rlake on ' ? nice happy family. Calling All Girls 4 ; Class Play 3. 4 : Comus 4 ; D. O. Z. 4 ; Friendship 4 ; Ifka 2, 3, 4 : S. A. C. 3, 4 ; V-stamp Salesman 3. Nancy Cottingham Nancy i ancy Cottingham will he a teacher. Until she meets that certain preacher. D. O. Z. 3, 4: Friendship 4; Ifka 2. 3. 4 : Jr. Sr. Prom. Com. 3; Librarians 3. 4, Treas. 4; Usherettes 4 ; Zanesvillian 4. Charles Crippen Charley Charles is reallv doing fine; Wm. W. Cunningham, Jr. Webster Bill Cimninjham developed a carnation. hich is horlicnltnrelv known as the pride of me nation. Fellowship 2. 3. 4 ; V-stamp Salesman 2, 3. William Dailey Bill Bill Dailey is a newspaper writer. He didn t hirn out as a prize fighter. Retailing 4. , ) Sara Crist bara Crist and her family of four, iVou ' oii ' n that large department store. News 4 : Retailing 4 ; V-stamp Salesman 3. Bonnie Lee Dearth Bon Bonnie Lee Dearth, a soda jerk. Is always busily at work. Devilettes 4. 13 Evelyn Dike Evle A stnail-voicea girl is Kvelyn Difce, Who makes her living irt f out Of a mike. Glee Club 2. 3 : Ifka 2 : Mi ni- tor 2, 3 ; Co-op Office 4. . ,- wr ' Catherine Emmert Cathy Cathy Emmert s me girt with the clarinet. Ana some have said she plays it yet. Band 2, 3, 4 ; Ifka 2, 4 ; Or- chestra 2, 3, 4. Nancy Jean Drake Nanc c ' 0( p?ffn( secretary she u iU Cause iJnit s the joo for i cniy Drake, Comus 4 : Friendship 4. Vi ' -e Pres. 4 : Ifka 2, 3, 4. Council 4 Invitation Com. 4 ; Monitor 2 S. S. of L. 4 ; Usherettes 4 V-stanip Ma ' or 3. -jr Beatrice Ann Eppley Bea Healrice Eppley. a third grade teacher. Is having trouble with a wicr.?r. Civics Reading 4 ; Comus 4 ; Friendship 4. Jane Eileen Duemmel Janie ]ane Duemmel, a Spanish teach- er will he If she doesn t marry a handsome grandee. Glee Club 2; Ifka 2: News 4. John Estep John Estep, an author of prose, Has a few friends, but many foes. Bettie June Dunn Bettie v ?(is( has been made ny lietty Dunn, W hich makes the Inking aj Imas more fun. Band 2, 3, 4 ; Ifka 2, 3. 4 : Or- chestra 4 ; S. A. C. 3, 4 ; V-stamp Salesman 3. Shirley Jean Fairall Peanut Shirley Fairall is a husy house- wife. She ' ll never he lonely the rebt of her life. Co-op Retailing 4; Glee Club 2 ; Ifka 3 ; Sports 2, 3. Ed Edwards Lum Ed Edwards, a doctor of srirgpc;, Nou ' has a growing family of three. Hi-Y 4 : News 4. Bob Ellenberger Hamburg Boh FAlenoerger s early garden produce Is that famous vegetable, spinach juice. Automotive 3, 4. Gene Ferguson Fergie Gene Ferguson, o lovely model we know, Mas just joined BiUie Settle s show. Ifka 4. Jane Fetters Janie Employed at the loan company is fane Fetters, She has the low-down on all the debtors. 14 John R, Finley ]ohn Finley is working for Hlack ana Grant, He inherited this job from his great, great aunt. Bill Fowler Bill Bill Fowler, a college graduate now. Is pitching hay in his father s Arts and Crafts 2, 3, Sec. 3; Fellowship 3 ; Radio 4. Bernice Fox Foxy A jolly lass is Bernice Fox; She s secretarv for a Mr. Cox. Co-op Office 4 : Devilettes 2, 3. 4; Ifka 2. 4. Art Garrett Art GarreK. is one drug store clerk. no makes his living as a soda jerk. Ruth Gaylord Squirt Ruth Gaylord is happy in her little homestead; She married her boss with t large overhead. Co-op Office 4 ; Monitor 3. Jim Gillogly Gig Jim Gillogly, a doctor who ' s handy with drills, Doesn t need to prescribe for people ' s ills. Hi-Y 2. 3. 4, V. Pres. 4; Jr. Sr. Prom. Com. 3 ; Pin and Ring Com. 3; S. S. of L. 2, 4: V. Pres. 4 ; V-stamp Salesman 4 ; Zanesvillian 4. im ■0V M Evelyn Goelz Evey , ' fortunate girl is Evelyn Goelz She makes her living selling fiehs. Shirley Goldstein Shike Shirley Goldstein is writing ads; Hats and fewelry arc her latest fads. Class Play 3, 4 ; Friendship 4 ; Ifka 2, 3. 4 ; Librarians 3, 4 : Orchestra 2. 3, 4 : S. S. of L. Alt. 4; Sec. of Sr. Class 4; String Ensemble 2, 3. 4 : V- stamp Lt.-Col. 3 ; Zanesvil ' ian 4. Virg il Graham irgit Cirohani. I liear Is an en jineer. C. A. P. 2. 3. 4 ; Monitor 4 ; Radio Engrineers 2. 3. 4. Pat Granger Peroxide I tit Gran }er has study of law, And her jirst ca r ■d Iw, ' rrd „ suLtltiec! Ma{(ui ' . Devilettes 2, 3. 4, Treas. 3, V. Pres. 4 : Friendshii) 4 : G. A. A. 3. 4, Pres. 4 : Ifka :i, 4 ; MimiLor 2, 3, 4 ; News 4. Beatrice Giiss Bitty And eljicicnl lOo . ' . ' cc x ' i- is Beatrice diss; She does ir ' r iro:h wilhtiul im ' fuss. Co-op Office 4: G. A. A. 3; Girls Varsity Z 3 ; Ifka 3, 4 ; S. S. of L. 2, 3. Dick Guss Beetle Uick Guss (s a famous foolball very coach; He teaches his teams e possible approach. Basketball 3. 4 ; Civics Read- ing Group 4 ; Fellowship 2, 3, 4 ; Football 2, 3. 4: Track 4; Var- sity Z 2. 3, 4, Pres. 4. 15 Carl Haessler Greaser Carl Haessler, a pery good engineer. Is building triages when ihcy are dear. Hi-Y 4 ; Intramural Basketball 2. 3. Virginia Hall Jinny VmIe crossing trie ocean. Virginia Hall Was wrecked on an island he cause of a squall. A Cappella 4 ; Civics Reading Group 4 ; Dramatics 4 ; G. A. A. 2. 3, 4 ; Ifka 2. 3, 4 ; Usherettes 4 ; Sophomore Glee Club 2. Beverly Jean Hamill Bev A trip to Africa for Beverly Hamill, Because she wants to ride on a camel. Devilettes 4 : Glee Club 2. 3, 4 : Sports 3, 4. Glana Hammer Glana Hanuner. a medical missionarw Is one whose work can never tarry. Glee Club 2, 3, 4 : Ifka 3. 4 : Letter Club 3, 4 : Stamp and Bond Salesman 3, 4. Robert C. Hardman Slick Boo Hardnjan is running a (own ' st ramp, Insleaa of hetng a wandering tramp. Intramural Basketball 3, 4 ; Monitors 2, 3. 4. Bernice Hartman Bernire Hartman, a pretty chorus girl. Has turned inanv ana fiiany a (irirr Graduated in Summer School 1945. ' iimMwm ' wiiriiiiBii k Jp% | m 1 L 1 M . jSIHr? i-e- i i Bob Hartmeyer Robert Hartmeyer is of another choice ; He ' s on the radio because of his voice. Band 2. 3, 4 ; Class Play 3. William Hartmeyer Bill On K. P. duty is Bill Hartmeyer; He joined the army to be a high jher. Aviation Club 2. Leola Hartsook Lolie A lucky girl is Leola Hartsook She ' s published her famous poetry hook. Ifka 4. William Hayes Bill Bill Hayes is note an army man. He ' s taking a trip to see Saipan. Arts and Crafts 2, 3 ; Glee Club : Monitors 2, Boya Marjorie Hendershot Margie Mar orie Hendersnot is a secre- tary. Her eye ' s on the boss she is going to marry. Ifka 2, 3 ; Round Robin 2. Rita Henke Reet Rita Henke is one who can boast, She lives with her husband on the coast. Devilettes 2 ; Sports 2. 16 Benny H. Hilder ' Mick ' Benny Milaer wiiiie jnahing parts jo- cars. Found a rochet snip ana jiew to Mars. Automotive 3, 4. Virginia Hillis ■Gini Wgifuci Hilhs. a buyer for a store, Is taking a trip to Ballimore. Friendship 4. Louise Hivnor Louise Hivnor, a heautijul toe dancer. Performs atop a dashing prancer. Devilettes 2 ; Glee Club 2. Patricia Hodel Patsy Patsy Hoael is an artist of fame. But she is known by her pen name. Arts and Crafts 2. 3, 4 ; Friendship 4; Ifka 2, 3, 4 ; Jr. Sr. Prom. Com. 3 ; Monitor 3. 4. W. Donald Hodgson Don Donald Hodgson is studying optometry. The art -ff helping poor eyes (o see. Hi-Y 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4 ; S. S. of L. 3 ; String Trio 2. Gordon Hoffman Gordon Gordon Hoffman, a conductor on the B. O. Is telling people where to go. Retailing 4. Betty Holdcroft Holky Betty Holdcroft is running a hoarding house. Here she hopes to find a spouse. Ifka 2: Retailing 4. Shirley Huey Shirley Huev lias finally found a new honw In the romantic, breath-taking city of Home. Monitors 2. Roberta Huffman Bobbie ' Roberta Huffman, a girl of zest. Is an engineer, one of the best. Glee Club 2. 3 : Ifka 2. Alice Inskeep Blondie Alice Inskeep is quite a factor; Now she is playing opposite an actor. Howard James We now have come to realize That Howard fames is very wise. Automotive 3, 4. Jeannine James Jeanie Jeannine fames is happily hitched To a man who really knows how to pitch. Ifka 2 : Retailing 4 ; Usher- ettes 4. 17 Mary Louise James Weisie Aiary houise fames does llw DOSS s will. And— ' has teamed to keep Itiin still Ifka 2, 3, 4 ; Co-op Office 4. Ruth James Ruthie Rn(fi James is a prctiy tiltlc nurse, W lio now considers lier patients first. Glee Club 2, 3. Harold Jones Harold hlcnoltt Junes is as fast as you i seen . . . He nnw owns a hrand new limousine. Maryana Kaplan Kappie f ' laryana Kaplan has now leartied to cook. Vor that handsome young hus- band she finally took. Comiis 4 ; D. O. Z. 3, 4. Sec. 4; Homtcoming Com. 4 ; Ifka 2, 3, 4 ; Librarians 3, 4 ; S. S. of L. Alt. 2 ; Usherettes 4. Carl Jellison Jelly Carl JeUison is ii ' orhing daily. He now IS a clown for 3arnum and Bailey. Automotive 3, 4 ; Club 2. Aviation Helen Kennedy Helen Helen Kennedy now watches the dials. And also now she writes and files. Ifka 2. 3. 1 i Wilbur Johnson Sonny o my Johnson has now teamed now to dig, Euen how to feed his lyigs. Football 3, 4 ; Hi-Y 4 ; News Staff 3, 4; Track 3, 4. Wanda Kennedy Red ' ni la dues not have to insist That she is quite a talented vocalist. Ifka 2. Virginia Johnson Ginny irqitiia Johnson started fis an elementary teacher. But she was side iracfiea Uy a preacher. A Cappella 3, 4; Activities Com. 4 ; Class Play 3 ; Co- mus 4 : Devilettes 2 : Friendship 4 : Governmont Reading Group 4: Ifka 2. 3, 4. Council 4: Prom. Com. 3 : Librarians 3, 4 ; Monitor 2 ; Round Robin 2 : S. A. C. 3, 4. Pres. 4 : Teen-Tyme Com. 2 ; Usherettes 4 ; V-stamp Salesman 2, 4. Cynthia Inaz Jones Of all the Jones— Cynthia s hesl, ror she irill qtvc voitr hrain a test Civics Reading Group 4. ' - 0 ' ' $ Bob King Fodder ] ) King is quite a merchant. He has a factory making coats and pants. Band 2, 3, 4 ; Glee Club 3 : Re- tailing 4. Bill King Bill Bill King is quite the irumpetist, l le tells the people while raising his fist. Band 2. 3, 4 ; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 3. 18 Betty Kirkbride Betty A bright stenographer is Betty Kirkbride; She does her job with lots of pride. Devilettes 3, 4 ; Hospital Aide 3 ; Ifka 4 ; Office Co-op 4. Sally Kirkpatrick Sally Sally Kirkpatrick now has no time to dote, For she is always taking snort- hand notes. A Cappella 3. 4 ; Co-op 3 ; Ifka 3. 4 ; Class Play 3 ; News 3. 4 ; S. A. C. 4 ; V-stamp Salesman 3. Wanda Lacey Wanda A telephone operator is W anda Lacev : So, you. see, she can t be lazy. Betty Lane Lanie Betty Lane is quite correct. In her job of office etiquette. Friendship 4. Nancy Kocher Butch Nancy Lee Kocher cannot he sinister. For her job is that of a life-long minister. Bonnie Kokensparger Kokie For Bonnie Kokensparger the wedding bells rang; Now she is living life with a bang. ' Devilettes 2 ; Ifka 2 ; Retailing Hazel Koska Murt Hazel Koska has no worry out side her, For she is tapping a lypewrilcr. Devilettes 2. 3 ; Co-op Office 4. Hazel Kovaleski An! fJazcl, the motion was made and carried. Because now she is happily married. Patricia Anne Lane Pat Pat hane, always the wise little girl, Is now teaching English to girls with curls. Band 2, 3. 4; D. O. Z. 4; Friendship 4 ; Ifka 2, 3, 4 ; Li- brarians 3, 4 ; Zanesvillian 4. Alice Lee Alice Alice Lee is quite intelligent. Ever since to college she was sent. Friendship 4, Pres. 4; Ifka 4; Monitor 3 . S. S. of L. 4 ; Zanes- villian 4. Jeanne Lewis Jeanne Jeanne Eewis. a young house- wife. Spends he- time teaming to cook even tripe. - A Cappella 3. 4 ; Friendship 4 ; Glee Club 2 ; Government Read- ing Group 4 ; Ifka 2. 3, 4 ; Moni- tor 3 ; News 4; S. A. C. 3, 4. V. Pres. 4 ; Class Play 4 ; V- stamp Salesman. Roy Lincicome Lincy An auto mechanic is Roy Lincicome, Who fixes autos just for the fun. Automotive 3, 4. 19 Margaret Charlotte Loftus Marny T ' iargaret hojtus diseases learned to treaty For now she is a famous path- ologist. D. O. Z. 3. 4 ; Friendship 4 ; Iflia 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 4 ; Jr. Sr. Prom. Com. 3 : Librarians 3 : News 4 ; S. S. of L. ; V-stamp Salesman. Josephine Logan Jo Joscpnine Logan treats ifie s ' lcU, Without so much as giving a ■■fcicfc. Hospital Aide 3. Lillian Lucas Peachie Baby Ldtian Lucas, quite efficiently. Does trie worii of a secretary. Glee Club 2, 3 : Co-op Office 4 ; Round Robin 2. Robert Lutz Bob Rooerf Liilz irorhs on machines, yon sei ' , Ana keeos ifiem working. usually. Machine Shop 4. Patricia Ann Lytle Pat a( Lytic is still niauinti ncr nice designs On oi ' lhoards and contniercial signs. Arts and Crafts 2. 3 ; Comus 4 ; Friendship 4 : Ifka 2. 3. 4. Council 4 : Jr. Sr. Prom. Com. 3 ; Librarians 3, 4 ; Red Cross Com. Anna Fay McBride Mickey Anna Fav McBride is married now, tier nusuand is really a wow. Monitor 3 ; Retailing 4. Virginia McBride Mac Virginia McBride in business will he ; If you don t helieve me, wait and see, Devilettes 3 : Ifka 2 ; Monitor 3 ; Orchestra 3 : Retailing 4. Bill McClellan Mac Bill McClellan on ' ns quite a store. Which is famous for its g!ass door. Monitor 3 ; News 4 ; Retailing, V. Pres. 4. Loyd McCoy As a 2.anesville hank president, Loyd ' s setting quite a precedent. Civics Reading Group 4 ; Hi-7 2 ; Monitor 2 ; V-stamp Salesman 2. Nora Jean McCurdy A housewife. Nora Jean McCur- dy, we see, Who buzzes around lihe a busy bee. Devilettes 3 ; Retailing 4. Bonnie McCutcheon Bonnie McCulcbeon u ' orfcs in a store ; The joh she has is not o bore. Dave McElfresh Mac r)ai;e McE resb will be a man. With curly hair and gorgeous tan. Basketball 3 : Fellowship 3. 4 ; Football 3, 4 : Track 3 ; Varsity Z 4. 20 Norma McFarland Mickey A success in our lanj Is Norma AIcFartanJ. Devilettes 2, 3 ; Ifka 4 ; Co-op Office 4. Robert McGee Bob An expert is Tlobert McGee; In airplane engines, we iriil see. Automotive 4. Clara McGrath Famous for her cnemical rnud hath Is the successful Clara McGra( i. Civics Reading Group 4. Margene McKeown Maggie Margene McKeown, a model of fame. Has made for herself quite a name. Ifka 4 ; Monitor 4. Berma McMannis Burma Shave tJerma McMannis a success will he. W no s traveled all over the country. Girls ' Varsity Z 4 : Glee Club 2, 3, 4 ; Monitor 4. Mary Ruth McNerney Rufus Ruin A c Verney is a secretary. Who some day we hope will marry. Co-op Office 4 ; Glee Club 2 ; V-stamp Salesman 3. Bill Maddox BiU Bill Maddox is a successsful man, He s manufactured a svnlhetic tan. Automotive 2, 3. Ralph John Maier, Jr. Termite ohn Alaier. a business success, tiandles all important express. Arts and Crafts 2, 3, V. Pres. 3 ; Retailing 4 ; Red Cross Com. Harry A. Mangold Hnrrv Mangold is a minister, ma am, no s no longer called hy his nickname, Ham. Class Play 3 ; Hi-Y 2. 3, 4 : Pres. 4 ; Jr. Sr. Prom. Com. 3 : Orchestra 2, 3. 4 ; S. S. of L. 2. 4 : String Ensemble 2, 3. 4 : Zanesvillian 4. Harriet Matson Harriet used to he a commei dal illustrator. After marriage she hecame a switchboard operator. Class Play 3, 4 : Friendship 4 : Glee Club 2 ; Ifka 2. 3, 4. Coun- cil 4 ; Librarians 3, 4 : String Ensemble 3. 4 ; V-stamp Major 3 : Zanesvillian 4. Whiten Mauk Whitey A mathematician Whiten will he, 7 hrough the hardest problems he will see. Arts and Ci-afts 2, 3 ; Radio Engineers 4 : S. S. of L. Alt. 3, Josephine Maxwell Jo Josephine Maxwell is married fcy now: bhe has a daughter who s really a wow. Retailing 4. 21 Maxine Melvin Mac rlaxine iGivin and her sailor tiaue ivea. And are tiring iiappity, all things said. Monitor 4 ; Music 2. Charlotte Mercer ' Toots Charlotte fiercer, a secretarv will be: If you clon t helieve nic. wait ana see. Devilettes 2. 3. 4 : Ifka 2, 3. Leon Miller Lem A thorongn mechanic is Lem. W ' h n hhe ' lo makes (in engine ni a gem. Automotive 3, 4. Richard Miller Dick Dick Ala er. a great engineer. Gets lots of enjoyment from his career. Monitor 2 ; V-stamp Salesman 3 ; Zanesvillian 4. Dolores Miner Dee A busy stenographer is Dee. A grand success we predict she II he. Civics Reading Group 4 ; Ifka 2, 4 ; Monitor 4 ; V-stamp Sales- man 4. Bonnie Mitchell Donnie is an excellent sten ographer: Because of her high wages, she owns a fur. Glee Club 3, 4 ; Ifka 2, 4 ; Monitors 3, 4. . I a iHk ■■' , r ,-• . i (j Ramona Moeller Monie Ramona A oei(er, a journalist of fame. In many foreign countries has made a name. Ifka 2 ; News 4 ; V-stamp Salesman 3, 4. George Mohler Shorty George i fomer, a navy cook, Knows all the recipes in the booh. Automotive 3. Donald T. Monroe, Jr. Don Don Monroe, a fireman first class, On shore leave, lilies to fish for bass. Robert Moody Bob Robert Mooay, an a[i(omo(ii?G expert. Thinks nothing of ivorh in auto- mobile dirt. Automotive 3, 4 ; Boys Glee Club 2 : Orchestra 2. Joan Moorehead J. V. Joan Mooreheaa, a mother of jive, Ajter all these years is still alipe. D. O. Z. 3, 4, Treas. 4 ; Friend- ship 4 ; Ifka 2, 3, 4 : Invitations 4 : Librarians 3, 4 ; S. S. of L. Alt. 2 ; Usherettes 4. Bob Moorhead Slug BoL Moorhead has a successful trade, hi his metal shop many things are made. Automotive 4 ; S. S. of L. 3 ; School Bond Com. 4. 22 Marilyn Morgan Lynn ' Marilyn Morgan at last has made up her mind: She s married to a htishand liandsoine and kind. Activity Com. 4 ; D. O. Z. 3, 4. Pres. 4 : G. A. A. 2, 3. 4 ; Home- coming Att. 2, 3, 4 : Ifka 2. 3, 4 ; Librarians 3, 4 ; Orchestra 2, 3 ; S. A. C. 3. 4 : S. S. of L. 4 ; Usherettes 4. Richard A. Page Doc Ruhard Farjc is an auto ineckanic WJio notn :ca:s r.p niifos wiiiioiit even a panic. Automotive 3, 4. Robert Moyer Bob A business success is Boo Nloyer; lie employs a competent lawyer. James J. Palm Jim Jim Palm is really a machinist; lie fixes aittos that are the easiest Machine Shop 4. A . Dean Myers Buck A successful mechanic. Dean Myers. Has invented a new pair of plyers. Automotive 3, 4 ; Fellowship 3, 4 ; Football 3, 4 ; Varsity Z 4. Phyllis Ann Myers Phil Phyllis Myers cams several cats. Cares for her husband, and sells door mats. A Cappella 3, 4 ; Arts and Crafts 4; Civics Reading Group 4 ; Friendship 4 ; Glee CIi:b 2, 4 ; Ifka 4 ; S. A. C. 4. Sec.-Treas. 4. Shirlee A. Neff Anne Shirlee Neff. a teacher of art. Really now, will do her part. Red Cross 4 ; Round Robin 2. Gordon L. Owens Go-don Owens is now quite happy for he has just found out he ' s a brand nerr pappy. - , ' 7 Harry Pappas Harry Poppas in the Army Air Force rlies B-2.1 s riqhl im fhe course. Richard Leslie Parsons Deacon Richard Parsons, who nou ' has reached fame. C an fix autos just like a game. Automotive 3, 4. Charles William Parsons Bill Bill Parsons found his fate On a submarine as a machinist ' s mate. Basketball 2; Jr. Sr. Prom. Com. 3 ; News 4. Leona Passwaters Mazie Leona Pa swaters is quite a Jolly. For she s playing in Lash ' s Follies. Red Cross 4. 23 Duane Patterson Pat Duane Patterson, who a coach will he. Will go as jar as o ' er the sea. Basketball 3, 4 ; Civics Read- ing Group 3 ; Fellowship 3, 4 ; Football 3, 4 : Pin and Ring Com. 4 ; Radio Announcer 4 ; S. S. of L. 3, 4. Pres. 4 ; School Bond Com. 4 : Track 3 ; Varsity Z 3, 4 : Zanesvillian 4. Loren Paulus Loren Poulus, who is quite trusty. Is the guard for Orris Coal Co. Patty Paynter Pat Pally Poynler. that sweet little girl. Does her work as the boss s pearl. Co-op Office 4 ; Round Robin 2. Don Perone Boms Don Perofie. he hopes, he stales, Will he a senior sooner or late. Joanna Pickering Joe A crafty art teacher is Joanna Pickering. Vs ho teaches her children to paint without bickering. Arts and Crafts 2, 3. 4 : Glee Club 2 : Round Robin 2 ; V-stamp Salesman 2, 3, 4. Norma Pickrell Pick Norma Pukrell. records she fceeps. And doesn ' t let her work get in a heap. Co-op Office 4. Robert E. Pollock Bob Bot Pollock noiv a store does own. Which keeps him busy answer- ing the telephone. Retailing 4. Patty Ann Porter Pat Palty Ann Porter, who really can sing. Gives all who listen their hearts a flin Arts and Crafts 4 : Ifka 4 ; Monitor 4 George Powell Mike George Powell, who his way fought. Is a rnoi ' u star hig shot. Land 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 2. 3, 4, Treas. 4 : Homecoming Com. 4 ; Jr. Sr. Prom. Com. 3. Barbara Pugh Stinky Barbara Pugh s husbands are many and varied. But now with twelve children. she s happily married. Activities Council 4 ; Assembly Com. 3 : Class Play 3 ; Curricu- lum Com. 2 ; Friendship 4 ; Ifka 2, 3. 4, Pres. 4 ; Monitor 3 ; Pin and Ring Com. 3 ; S. A. C. 3, 4 : S. S. of L. 2. 3, 4, Sec. 4. Bob A. Rankin Ollie Bobby Rankin, or Ollie. that is. At golf. ?t ' e find, a professional whiz. Fellowship 2, 3, 4 ; Football 3, Louise Reed An army nurse is Louise Reed, Who cares for veterans as they need. Hospital Aide 4. 24 Naomi Reed Nay Naomi Reed, a traveller of jame, Has travelled the world to make a nam.e. Comus 4 : Friendship 4 ; Glee Club 2 ; Ifka 2, 3, 4 ; Librarians 3, 4 ; S. A. C. 3, 4, V. Pres. 4; S. S. of L. Alt. 4 ; V-stamp Salesman 3. Dorothy Marie Rush Dot Dorothy Rush is an athletic star; She s known by sport-lovers rom ajar. Vs Charles Reese ' Dink ' ' An aviator brave is Charles Reese, Who is oat to insure lasting peace. Aviation Club 2. June Roberts June ' June Roberts clerks in a store; Her husband wishes she ' d give him more. Co-op Office 4. Erma Jean Roby ' Erm ' Erma Jean Roov sings like a lark. She II he a success, my word you mark. A Cappella 3, 4 : Activity Com. 4 : Civics Reading Group 4 : Dev- ilettes 2. 3. 4. Pres. 4 ; Friend- ship 4 ; G. A. A. 3. 4; Ifka 2, 3, 4. Council 3; S. A. C. 3, 4. Rodney Rowan Rod Rodney Rowan, believe it or not. Is the owner of a small yacht. Fellowship 2, 3, 4 ; Monitor 3. Dorothy Rucker Dot Dorothy Rucker is married at last; To her husband her lot s ie has cast. Don F. Russi Strand Don Russi, we prophesy. W ill he on time by and by. Automotive 3. Barbara Sands Pot A smart retailer is Barbara Sands, She always has ivhat the public demands. Retailing 4. Everett Schilling Egg Q(ii(e a success is Ei ' erett Scnilhng. In his work he gets top bimng. Band 2, 3, 4 ; Fellowship 2, 3. 4. Sec. 4 ; Jr. Sr. Prom. Com. 3 ; Orchestra 2. 3, 4. Robert L. Schlaegel Bob Bob flys a plane in the C. A. P. And from the air, guards our city. C. A. P. 3. 4 ; Monitor 4. Helen Schneider In Ringling Brothers we find Helen Schneider ; She ' s become a famous oareoacfe rider. 25 John G. Schultheis John at last is an expert inecnanic; He fceeps the nuts and holts in a panic. Automotive 3 ; Mechanist 4. Martha Jeanne Scott An entertainer is Martha Scott; They say the publi c likes her a lot. Glee Club 2 ; Hospital Aides 2 ; Ifka 2. Donald R. Sears Don Don isrt ( irorhing for others any more ; He ' s now running nis own store. Retailing 4 : S. S. of L. 2, 3. Katheryn Patricia Shaw Pat Pat is saving patients from a ride in a ncarse By being a very ejjicient nurse. Arts and Crafts 3, 4, Pres. 4 ; Civics Reading Group 4 : Devil- ettes 2, 3, 4 ; Friendship 4 ; Ifka 2, 3, 4 ; Jr. Sr. Prom. Com. 3 ; News 4 : Round Robin 2 ; S. S. of L. 4. Pauline Joanne Shaw Polly Pauline likes to sell flowers so well, She s aecidea to continue it for a spell. Glee Club 2, 3 ; Retailing 4. Polly Lou Shaw Tolly Polly juggles figures most com- plicatea; As a mattieniatician she s highly rated. Arts and Crafts 3 ; V-stamp Major 3 : Zaneavillian 4. Billie Settle In her trim nurse s unijorm o; ivhite Billie takes pulses day and night. A Cappella 3, 4 ; Devilettes 2 ; Girls ' Varsity Z 3, 4 ; Glee Glut 2; S. A. C. 4. Sally Lou Seybold Sal A capahle nurse is our Sally; Though near death, voa u ' i ' rally. Civics Reading Group 3 : Dev- ilettes 3. 4 ; Ifka 2, 3, 4 ; Round Robin 2 ; V-stamp Salesman 4. Mary Jo Shaw Mary Jo yoii are looking for a smart buyer, Mary Joe is the one to hire. Friendship 4 ; Ifka 2. 3 ; Li- brarians 3, 4 ; Monitor 2 ; Usher- ettes 4. Shirley Patricia Shell Tat On the stage is Pat(v Shell, And she plays her parts cluite well. Class Play 3 ; Civics Reading Group 4 ; Friendship 4 ; Ifka 2, 3, 4 ; Monitor 4 ; News 4 ; School Bond Com. 4 ; V-stamp Major 3. George L. Sheppard Shep George is quite a hand at art, The signs he s painted are very smart Rufus D. Short, Jr. Shorty Hufus no(( ' Jran ' s a government pension: He s finally cashed in on his early intention. 26 Mary Schumacher Mary has left Zanesviile io irork In the metropolis of New Yorf;. Retailing 4. James Hugh Smith Jim I ' tni will sell anything from a jeep to a trucK; He really has had lots of luck. Automotive 3 ; Band 2, 3, 4 ; Hi-Y 3, 4; Retailing 4. Eleanor Smedley Jeanie Eleanor Smedley works ecery day. So that she will earn lots of pay. Bonnie Jean Smith Jeannie A wizard at selling is Bonnie Jean ; For Elizaheth Arden she sells cold cream. Co-op Office 4 ; Devilettes 2, 3; Ifka 2, 3; Monitor 3. William C. Smith Colonel Bill Smith is a scientist of fame; He just invented a new game. Aircraft Engines 3 ; Band 2, 3, 4 ; Retailing 4 ; School Bond Com. 4. Gene Smith Tank Wowing all the girls is Gene; He has a technique which is really keen. Fellowship 4 ; Football 3, 4. Nancy Smith Smitty Nancy types and takes dictaUott. except when she s tahitig her yearly vacation. Class Play 3. 4 : Devilettes 2 ; D. O. Z. 3, 4 ; V. Pres. 4 ; Friend- ship 4; Ifka 2 3, 4 ; Librarians 3. 4 ; Usherettes 4. Clyde Smitley A careful aircraft mechanic is Clyde: He reallv makes it safe to ride. Aircraft Engines 3 ; Advanced Engine 4 ; Automotive 3. 4. Dora Jane Spragg D. J. In foreign lands Dora leacJies the Golden Rule, tlven as she practiced it when she went to school. Friendship 4: Ifka 2. 3, 4. Council 4; Round Robin 2; Zanesvillian 4. Winifred Ann Stainbrook Winnie Winnie is Capitol s cutest co eel; She has every fellow out of his head. D. O. Z. 4 ; Friendship 4 ; Ifka Jack Smith A smart business man is Jack; He ' s always on the right track. U r Jean Stephenson Stevie r ie three R ' s are taught hy Jean To grade school children who are keen. Devilettes 2 ; D. O. Z. 4 ; Friendship 4 ; G. A. A. 4 ; Li- brarians 3. 4, Sec. 4 ; Monitor 2. Vonda Stockton Vonda onaa is a private secretary. And we hear her boss she II marry. Glee Club 2. Theodore Strawn Ted As a confidential agent in the F. B. i Ted Strawn makes an excellent spy. Pat Summers Pat is now quite happily wed To a man ivhose hair is carrot red. Class Play 3. 4; Glee Club 2; Monitor 3. Howard Ten Gate Tin Can Howard Ten Gate, a Dutchman Of fame. Is the owner of a large gold vein. Football 3. Donald G. Terril Don A busy man is Don Terril. He s patented a new harrel. Betty Thomas Betty Thomas is the mother of quads; It s yes to their demands, she always nods. Glee Club 2. 3 ; Red Cross 4. Miles E. Tipton Tea taster Tipton Prefers Lipton. News 4. Shellie Mae Toth Shellie Toth is a member of the bar; Her present client drives a fancy car. Friendship 4. Carl Tracey Tracey Cart Tracey, our blond Romeo. Sells Life Buoy to stop B. O. Fellowship 4; Football 2, 3. 4 : S. S. of L. 4; Track 3. 4; Var- sity Z 4. Leah Vernon Leah Vernon works in the high school office; Jt s the same old building as you notice. Band 4 ; Glee Club 4 ; Ifka 4. Jean Wagner A very courteous clerk is fean. Even to customers who are mean. Co-op Office 4 ; Monitor 3. Richard Walker Dick Dick is leaching in a (ollege; io youth he (hspenses knowledge. 28 Anne Wallace For aesigrung dresses that ue sophistUatea. Anne s future seems to be aeai catea. Friendship 4 ; Ifka 2, 3. 4. Eileen Wallace Eileen To ew Yorft Eileen often goes. To buy for her store lots of clothes. Glee Club 2. 3 : Retailing 4. Edward W. Walters Judge In letters of gold we read. Wa fers Son. He says it s legal, but it s really fun. Band 2. 3, 4 : Class Plays 3, 4 ; Christmas Card Com. 4 : Fellow- ship 2. 3. 4. Treas. 3. 4 : Hi-Y 2; Jr. Sr. Prom. Com. 3 ; Orchestra 2: S. S. of L. Alt. 3. Jean Ann Warman Jeany Belle ' lean Ann has reached her life s ambition: She s now a hospital lab tech nician. D. O. Z. 4 ; Dean ' s Advisory Council 3. 4 ; Ifka 2. 3. 4 ; Jr. Sr. Prom. Com. 3; S. S. of L. Alt. 4. Martha Jean Warne Marty Now we see hiartha Warne. Playing m a hand with her horn. Band 2. 3. 4 ; Glee Club 2 ; Or- chestra 2, 3 ; Retailing 4. Russell Waters Russ Russell can change a tire or fix the brake 0n automobiles of any make. Automotive 3, 4 ; Fellowship 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4 ; Varsity Z 4. Consuella Weatherspoon Connie A composer of note is Connie y eatherspoon. She has fust copyrighted her latest (rine. Band 2. 3. 4 ; Friendship 4 : If- ka 2. 3. 4 : Letter Club 3 ; Sports 2. 3, 4. George Welsh George A traveling salesman of wide renou ' ii; George lias a girl in every toivn. Band 2. 3. 4 : Fellowship 2. 3, Mary Westbrook Mary In a vine-covered cottage just for two. Mory finds enough to do. D. O. Z. 4 : Friendship 4 ; Ifka 2. 3. 4 ; Class Play 3. 4 ; Li- brarians 3. 4 ; Orchestra 2, 3, 4 ; Teen-Tyme Com. : V-stamp Ma- jor 3 : Zanesvillian 4. David Westenbarger Dave Our Doi ' e has grown quite fat and jolly. Me s the engineer on I he I oon- erville 7 roltey. Band 2. 3. 4 ; Dean ' s Advisory Council 3. 4. Pres. 4; Glee Club 2: Hi-Y 2. 3. 4. Sec. 4; Christ- mas Card Com. 4 ; Orchestra 3, 4; S. S. of L. 2. 3; Radio En- gineering 2, 3. 4. Thelma White Whitie Thelma married very soon After graduation in ]une. G. A. A. 2, 3, 4 : Ifka 2, Co-op Office 4. William White Bill Bill at last has earned his u ' ings. But he still is interested in a numoer of things. 29 Mary Jayne Wilkins Mary Jayne Mary Jayne is quite conleiil W im the way her life is oerrifj spent. Ifka 2, 3, 4. Imogene R. Wilson ' Enimy ' () her own shop ire find hnogenc. With the smartest styles iJiiit • we have seen. Glee Club 2, 3 ; Retailing 4. , ' .- Robert Eugene Winn Bob Boo heat us all to college. In his haste to gain more knowledge. News 4. Charles F. Wise Shine Wnen you hear the music of Charles Wise, Television will hring it before voiir eves. James Richard Wilson Jim }ini Wilson yearly coaches a winning team. And the students hold him in high esteem. Class Treasurer 4 ; Fellowship 3, 4 : Football 2, 3, 4, Captain 4 : Jr. Sr. Prom. Com. 3 ; Track 2, 3 : Varsity Z 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 4. Patricia Lee Wilson Pat Pat has opened a tea-room cozy. And now her iiture loolis quite rosy. Devilettes 2, 3 ; Retailing 4. Ruth Ann Wilson Ruth Ann linth practices the piano at her home. To the constant tiching of a metrenonie. Glee Club 2. 3, 4 ; Monitor 4. tm « . « Margaret Woodward Woodie Margaret is teaciiing uttte fingen to puiy. In preparation for a recital in May. Band 2, 3, 4. Charles Wesley Yahn Wes W ' es Yahn. who still manages the football team. Is drivintj the coach mad until he could scream. Basketball Manager 2. 3 ; Fel- lowship 2, 3. 4 ; Football Mgr. 2, 3, 4 ; Track Manager 2 ; Varsity Z 2. 3, 4. Theda Maryanna Yost Tiny Theda Yost, who isn ' t so shy, Has caught her a husband on the fly. Band 4 ; Civics Reading Group 4; Ifka 3, 4. Walter Winland Jr. Windy ' a (er hnoivs about a car ' s insides, l ow its safe to go for moonlight rides. Automotive 3, 4. Esther Young Youngie The not?s she keeps, this Esther Young, Even though her work is all unsung. Co-op Office 4 ; Sports 2. 30 Herbert Zigler Herbie Herbert Tigler, at the U. S. A arines. Married a girl by the name of Corrine. Boys ' Glee Club 2, 3 ; Hi-Y 2. Robert W. Zinsmeister Jr. Bob tiooert Z.insnieister has a loaa. to carry, For he has just graduated from a seminary. Shirley Zwelling Shikie Shirley Zwelling can really act. As she has fust signed up witli the R. K. O. Pact. Class Plays 3. 4 ; Friendship 4 : Ifka 2. 3. 4. V. Pres. 4 : Li- brarians 3. 4 : Magazine Com. 2, 3 ; Orchestra 2. 3, 4 ; S. S. of L. 2 : V-band Salesman 3 ; Zanes- villian 4. Richard D. Abele Dick Dick Abele is one of no amhi- lion. He attained his fame ty pure attrition. Barbara Ardrey Barbara narbara Ardrey. a new teller in Mr. Howard s hank. Has only her head for figures to thank. Band 2. 4; Glee Club 2; Ifka 2, 4 ; Monitor 4 ; Orchestra 4. Glenn Gerber Gerb Olenn Oeroer is not an under- taker. But an expert pattern-maker. C. A. P. 2, 3. 4 ; Radio En- gineers 2, 4. Betty Lou Yocum ' Betty Lou ' Betty Lou Yocum, as you can see. Is makintf her living as a secre- tary. Ifka 2, 3. 4. Fred A. Whitacre Fritz A transatlantic pilot has Fred hecotnr. He meets famous people on his daily run. Aviation Club 2, 3, jn % ' Maxine Walsh ' Maxine ' Up in lights we see Maxine. For her love for acting is very keen. Bettye Morgan For Bettye A orgon of skipping fame. A nice inhahilahle hoitse across the lane. Esther Wilkins A hitbha, htihha dancer is Esther Wilkins, i ie has for her manager, husband Filkins 31 Gene Archer Gene A good foot solaier is our Gene Archer; He s just been voted Inc world s best marcner. Christy Blaney Lefty ' ' e know a person in enqinccr- ing. who is quite brainy. And it is none other than our Christv Hlaney. Basketball 2 ; Football 2. Maryellen Bush Maryellen i laryellen Bush is one you ii see Standing in an art gallery. Raymond Dickerson Dick Ixaynwnd Dickerson is now piloting a plane. Let s hope he ne er gets cougnt in the tain. Automotive 3, 4. Richard Gill Richard A,anesvilie s newest dentist is Richard Gill. I hear n« ' has many teeth to jitl. Daniel E. McCoy Tom A ha ketball player in the City League Is Tom McCoy, oh, so tig. Roger Mautz Mousey Roger Mautz has a girl in ewry port ; You all know that thai s the navy sport. Robert Anderson Bob Anderson is our town s first. He seHs airplanes huilt by Hursf. .Tames Rose A doctor is our jim Rosp; His specialty is setting a nose. Clyde Browning A maker of fabrics fine is Ciyac; His ScoKisb plaids are gaily pied. y2 Faculty Are the Foremen ' GARAGE o Assomblinq Iv AdLjustinq Iqr. Finishing Polishincj Isr A. FACULTY pKOp. o O xt-UltlC Open for Business 1 33 THE BOARD OF EDUCATION, DIRECTORS OF OUR PLANT Mrs. Juanita Grant, Mr. Graham Weaver, Dr. Weldon Slater. (From September to January. Dr. P. C. Dannsel.; Mr. Donald F. Summers, B.A., M.A. Ohio State. Superintendent of Public Schools. Mr. E. D. Cleary, A.B. Ohio Wes- leyan ; Chicago and Ohio State. Prin- cipal of Lash Senior High School. f w Mr. R. M. Buxton, B.S. Mr. E. C. Boggs. B.S. Mrs. Lucy Cranmer Har- Wooster College ; Wisconsin Denison ; Ohio State. Assist- vey, B.S. in Ed. Ohio ; Bowl- and Ohio State. Dean of ant Principal : Physics. ing Green ; Chautauqua, N. Boys. Y. Dean of Girls. Mi-s. Barbara B. Boyd, Secretary tc Mr. Cleary. Mrs. Bernard Rapp, Secretary to Mr. Buxton. 34 Miss Helen L. Arnold. B.A., B.S. in Ed- ucation Ohio State ; M.A. Middlebury Col- lege. Western Reserve. French I and II. Spanish I and II. Mr. Joseph Austin, A.B. Denison. Eco- nomics and Athletics. Miss Ethelwyn Baughman, B. S. in Ed- ucation, Ohio ; Ohio State ; Colorado. Busi- ness Arithmetic. Mr. B. O. Black. M.A. New York. Bookkeeping I and II. Miss Beulah C. Thompson. Applied Arts School of Chicago ; Muskingum College ; Ohio ; Art Gallery, Columbus ; Member of National Conference of Hand Weavers. Art Supervisor of Zanesville Public Schools ; Art IV and V ; Commercial Arts : Craft Work ; Adviser of Arts and Crafts Club. Mr. Ben Brown, Machine Shop. Mr. James Burrier. College. Coach. B.A. Muskingum Miss Rachael Jennings Higgins. A.B. Ohio ; M.A. Columbia. English III and IV ; Adviser of COMUS. Mr. Norman Fairall, B.S. in Education, Muskingum College . M.A. Ohio State. Business English, Business Arithmetic. Miss Helen Anne Fox, B.S.. Ohio State; B.S. in L.S. Denver. School Librarian Adviser of Lash Librarians Club. Mr. James Chemistry. R. Giffen, B.A. Ohio State. Mr. George M. Blaho, B.S. in Ed. Ohio; Training in Minnesota. Band. Miss Margaret Louise Hook. B.S. in Ed. Columbia; Maryland College for Women. Clothing and Homemaking ; Victory Round Robin. Miss Marie Mill. B.A.. B.S. in Ed., M.A. Ohio State. English III ; Speech ; Drama- tics. Mr. Ellis B. Miracle, B. S. in Education ; M. A. Ohio State. Supervisor of Industrial Arts ; Adviser of Radio Engineers. Mr. Hilton Murphy, B.A. Muskingum College. Coach. Adviser of Fellowship. Mr. A. W. Working. Ormiston, B.S. Ohio. Metal Mr. Andrew Plant, Florida ; Ohio. Auto- motive. 35 Dr. Jesse J. Pugh, B.S., M.A.. Ph.D. Ohio State ; Ohio ; Florida : New York. Director of Vocational School, Miss Norma R. Riecker, Vocal Music ; Harmony. B. S. Ohio. Mr. Edward Schmid. A.B. Ohio; Ohio State : Western Reserve ; Louisville. His- tory ; Vocational Adviser. Miss Josephine Sebach. Virginia Jr. Col- lege : B.S. Ohio State : M.S. Prince School of Retailing. Simmons College. Cooperative Retailing. Mr. George L. Shai. B.S. in Business Adni, M. A. in Ed. Ohio State. Cooperative Office Training, Supervisor and Instructor. Mr. Myrl M. Shamp, B.S. in Ed. Ohio; Physical Ed. ; Intramurals ; Boxing ; Rifle Club. Mr. Harold Slack, B.S. Coach. Muskingum. Mr. Donald Stahl, B.A. Muskingum Col- lege. Coach. Miss Mary Swingle, A.B. Wittenberg ; M.A. Ohio State. Home Economics, Sew- ing. Mr. Orvilie K. Mechanic. Coulter, Automotive Miss Helen Vandenbark, Ph.B. Denison. English n and HI. Mr. George Vlerebome. B.S. Muskingum. Physical Ed.. Algebra: Line Coach. Mr. James T. Walker. B.S. Ohio State. Agriculture ; Senior Science. Miss Katherine Weber, A.B. Diploma in Physical Ed. Oberlin College ; M.A. New York : Ohio State. Chicago, Wisconsin, Stanford ; Bennington School of Arts. Dancing I and II ; Physical Education. Mr. Earl M. Wood, B.S. in Ed. : M.A. Ohio. Industrial Arts ; Business Manager of Athletics. Mr. William Zink, B.A. Muskingum Tollege : Ohio State; U. S. History: Bas- ketball Coach. Mrs. Douglas Hetzler, College of Music, Cincinnati : Rowe ' s Conservatory. String Ensemble ; Orchestra. Mr. Kenneth Thompson, A.B. Ohio State; B.S. in Ed. Ohio State. The Army prepared Major Thompson to meet any emergency. 36 Juniors Suffer Adjusting We do get discouraged sometimes] 37 ti -V: ROOM 21 Mr. Norris F. Schneider, B.S. in Ed. Ohio State; M. A. Columbia. English IV. English Literature. Charles Adams, Bill Agin, Betty Anderson, Cliff An- sel. Georgiana Atkinson. Martha Ellen Bailey, John Barker. Mary Lou Barnett, Roger Bartley, Tom Bates. Barbara Baughman, Elizabeth Jane Beckett, Don Beebe. Faith Bell. Ralph Best. Bill Black, Pat Blackstone, Edward Boggs. Letha Bowles, Imogene Branson. Marilyn Briggs. Enolee Bryslan, Martha Bunting, Leo Burkhart, Zane Hurley. Jim McLaughlin. Henry Bender. Miss Grace M. Kaplan, B.A. Seton Hill College; Ohio State ; Ohio. Latin II. Ill and IV. Adviser of D. O. Z. Richard Little, Ross Little. Betty Ann Lowe, Char- lotte Lucas, Barbara Luttenberger. Edward McConnell. John McConnell, Richard McCon- nell, Pat McClary, Sally MeCutcheon. Jjine McDowell. Bob McKee, Ruth Mahaney, Cather- ine Malcome, Bob Marshall. Patricia Ann Martin, Rachel Bess Martin. Ronnie Mason, Tom Matheny, Dorothy Mauk. Pauline Mayle, Gerald Melvin, Charles Mertz, Nick Mesre, Marjorie Milatovich. Doi ' othy Miller, Jean Miller, Marsha Lee Miller, Rose- mary Miller, Garoldine Monroe. Bonnie Moore. Maynord Moore. ROOM 25 38 Austin Bush, Sonny Caliban, Donna Calliman, Jean Callahan, Louise Cannon. Bill Carpenter. Catherine Carpenter, Don Castor Carol Caton, Dick Caughey. Marjorie Cleveland, Carmellita Cline, Bernice Coffey, Paulette Cohen, Gloria Colcher. Pat Compton, Dick Cooper, Edwin Corbett, Bob Corbin, Bill Corson. Doug Cotterman, Bill Craig, R. D. Craig, Reggie Craig, Josephine Curtis. Seymore Curtis, Leon Curtis, Ardath Danford, Clyde Davis, Don Davis. Don Collins, Gloria Davis, Roy Davis, Jim Davison, Bob Decker. Pat DeMent. Joe Denning, Raniona Dickerson, Don Dillehay. Roberta Dixon. Bill Dovenbarger, Mary Dovenbarger, Don Drake, Doris Echelberry, Oscar Edwards. Melvina Ervin, Faye Evans, Jean Cooper. ' 5b jlli-a ROOM 22 ABSENTEES : 21 Betty Anderson Ronald Bauer Bernadine Beach Gene Blair Kenneth Brownfield Waveline Browning 22 Elmer Boals Marjorie Dalton Maxine Davis Bernard Eppley, Jr. 25 Junior Mayle Violet Minett Mrs. Donald G. Sink, B.S., M.A. Ohio State ; B.S. in Ed. Cincinnati. Biology, English. Ad- viser of Usherettes. 39 Linda Everely, Donna Farrell. Bernard Fell, Bob Fell. Floyd Felumlee, Bill Fisher, Neil Fogle, Delores Emrod. Freda Forsythe, Paulene Francis, Jim French, Dorothy Freymeyer. Bud Friesinger, Don Fritz, Jean Gadd, Don Gaffney. Delma Garretson, Ruth Gibson, Fred Gildow, Zetta Gilliland. Joan Goeltz, Everett Greene, Marjorie Gregg, Helen Greiner. Virginia Grisset, Bob Guss, John Haley, Dean Hambell. Ruby Jane Hayes, Thresa Hazen, Pat Hearing, Jacqueline Henson. Bill Hewit, Walter Hittle. Dony Holbert. Janice Harrison. Charles Falk, Lee Harman, Bonnie Homman, June Hientz. ROOM 23 ABSENTEES : Harold Fenstermaker Bob Fry Dick Fusner Joan Garrett Don Gates Marjorie Grant Janice Hammer Gabriel Harrison Sara Hayes Helen Hogan Bonnie Hopper Miss Mary E. Wurdack. A.B., M. S. Ohio State. Biology. 40 Eloise Howe, Joan Hughes. Jack Isgrig, Roy Jadwin Beverly James, Edward Jesse, Bob Jenkins. Dorothy Johns. David Johnson, Harold Johnson, Dale Jones, Mary Jones Dave Judy. Clara Kaminsky, Kay Kenily, Ruth Kennison James Kent, Patsy Kerr. Kenny Ketchum, Bonnie Kilbreath. Virginia Kindell, Elizabeth King, Ramona King, Betty Knapp. Elizabeth Knight, Jake Knoedler, Bob Lake, Marilou Landaker. Betty Landis, Marybelle Landis. Elwood Lang. Bob Lashley. Rita Lemmon, Gloria Lenhart. Bob Lewis, Raymond Linn. Lydia Lancaster, Richard Kreuter. ] Ok ABSENTEES : Mary Ellen Hull Don Irvin Dick James Virginia Katsaros Charles Kinney Gene Kuntz Marjorie Lear Eileen Linseott Don Little Mary Jones Dick Huey Miss Dorothy Miller, A.B. Earlham College ; M.A. Ohio State. Shorthand I and II: Typing I and II; Adviser to NEWS. 41 Pat Schoffman, Eleanor Schmid, Ted Scott, Dorothy Searles. Eeulah Sevart, Anne Seybold, Bob Shafer, Harry Shaffer. Vera Swager, Lois Shiplett. Bill Shira. Shirley Shirer. Betty Showers, Pat Singer. Paul Shultz, Dorothy Sites. Margaret Slack, Bill D. Smith, Bill R. Smith, Karl Smith. Madaline Smith, Virginia Smith. Willard Smith, Bill Smitley. Genevieve Spicer, Doris Spragg, Jim Stiles, June Stone. Carl Stubblefield. Vernon Swingle, Lila Swope , Barbara Tate. Barbara Teehemeyer, Joane Thomas, Joy Thompson, Arlin Thorla. John Thress, Colleen Tipton, David Tubbs, Eleanor Tvpiggs. Edgar Shaffer, Irene Ullman. ROOM 39 Miss Adena E. Gift, B.S. in Ed. Ohio : Ohio State. Bookkeeping I ; Typewriting I and II. ABSENTEES : Dorothy Robinson Martha Scott Bob Shackelford Vera Shawger Fanny Shenker Dick Smith Bill Lee Smitley Norma Stout Frances Thompson John Thress 42 Wanda Veyon, Loren Vinsel, Fred Wagner, Robert Wagner. Louise Walker, Emeline Ward, Louanne Wardian, Marilyn Warne. Richard Warne, Joseph Waterman, Marjorie Watson, Evelyn Weaver. Jim Weakley, Nancy Wells, Howard Wellspring, Don Welsh. Margaret Whyde, Pat Wick ware, Joan Wiggin, Juanita Williams. Virginia Williams, Viora Williams, Helen With, Eleanor Woodland. Bob Woi-stall, Bob Wright, Jack Young, Judy Zeller. Agnes Zikowsky, Edith Zimberland. Jack Zinsmeister, Shirley Barkentine. ABSENTEES : John Pattison Bill Weise Ronald West Chergil Wilkinson Mr. Paul German. B.S. in Ed. ; M.A. Ohio State. World History : Plane Geometry : Debate Coach. 43 01 Q ( 21 % i 3. Dick Kokensparger, Patricia Moore, Robert Moore, Gene Morris, Patricia E. Morris. Patty Ann Morris, Paulene Morse, Barbara Moyer, Betty Moyer, Dolores Murphy. Peggy Miirphy, Steve Myers, Betty Neff, Hari-y Neff, Jane Niceswanger. George Nichols, Dick Norris, Jim Nutt, Anne Oben- our, Dan Osche. Pat O ' Neal. Bonnie Orr, Dorr Park, Dorothy Parks, Nancy Parson. Marjorie Pickrell, Marilyn Pitcock, Anastasia Poles, Mai y Francis Powers, Joyce Prentice. Roberta Pugh, Dick Quinn, Peggy Rait, Marilyn Red- man, Shirley Redman. Mary Kaye Redmond, Bonadine Reed, Dick Reinhold, Paul Ridgley, Bob Roach. Marjorie Roberts. Russell Roberts, Norma Robinson, Lee Rose, Mary Rush. Ivor Rusk, Irvalee Schenk, Jenny Watson, Ursula Weber. ROOM 38 Miss Grace Wigton, A.B. Wittenberg College ; M.A. Ohio State. Algebra I and II : Soli-? Geom- etry ; Trig. ABSENTEES : David Myers Barbara Pearson Marion Roads Dick Withers Ronald West 44 Sophomores Are the Raw Material PetHM-tie Oh oooooooo! 45 fi q1 %3 iM 3. Carl Kennedy, Robert Kennedy, Betty Kim- ble, Robert Kirby, Juanita Kirkbride, Paul Kocher. Anita KoUus, Ted Kolometz, Charles Kro- nenbitter, Helen Kronenbitter, Betty Kuntz. June Lanning. Dorothy Leasure, Robert Lee, Rita Log- ston, Anna Mae Long, Elmer Long, Erma Jean Luster. Bessie McBride. Rita McBride, Byron Mc- Callester, Joe McCoy, John McCoy, Mari- lyn McCracken. Bill McCurdy, Mollie McCurdy, Don Mal- lett, Robert Lucas, Patty McMillian. ABSENTEES Iris Kinsey Eugene Lyons Betty Miller Miss Fern Rowlands, A.B. Muskingum College ; A.M. Bos- ton. English II and III. Mr. Vernon Carter, B.A. Earlham College ; Miami ; Mus- kingum College: M.A. Ohio State. Phy. Geog. : Cornm. Geog. ; Ec. Geog. ; Supervisor of Conservation and Education. .M Marjorie Sowards, Wanda Sowers, Joy Spargrove, Carl Spence, Carolyn Spen- cer, Jim Stackhouse. John Stackhouse, Frederick Stoinbrook, William Starks. Bud St. Clair. Wanita Steed, David Seinman. Fred Stiers, James Stev art, Nora Stotts, Helen Stout, Elizabeth Stultz, Maragold Sweet. Odell Swindler, Evelyn Taylor, Sue Tecke- meyer, Arthur Tefft, Fred Tennant, Mary Terril. Larry Thomas, Ruth Thonms, Jean Thomp- son, Virginia Thompson, Marilyn Thress. ROOM 36 46 Henry Abele. Josephine Acord, Marie Adams. Jim Alexander. Wilma Alexander. Delmar Allen. Charles Allton, Jack Alter. Bill Anderson, Janet Angles, Loren Ankrom, Dwight Archer. Patty Ashcraft. Dorothy Ayers. Donald Bailey. Nancy Ball. Betty Ballinger, Robert Barr. Joan Bar wick, Ray Barkley. Carl Bash. Rose Barnes, Bill Bateson, Joyce Bauer. Doris Baughman, Alice Bay, Katherine Bednarzuk, Harold Bell. Bill Russell, Gordon Bennett, Donald Berry, Phyllis Besser. Mary Lou Best. Roger Blackburn, James Blocksom, Don Bole. Evelyn Bone. Lillian Bowles. Robert Bozman. Martha Braden. Walter Bramley. Marilyn Bridwell. Stanley Briggs, Hazel Brokaw. June Bronkar. Le Roy Bronewitz. 2.iiJjQi 0LS ABSENTEES : Wanda Ballenger Charles Bronkar ABSENTEES : 36 Maril yn Shubert Bud Starks Eugene Terry f- Miss Nelle J. Matthews A.B. Hiram College. World History. 47 vd «JI M, 0il Dorothy Brooks, Jeanne Brown, Mary Anne rro vn, Dorothy Burns. Jeanne Campbell, Phyllis Capehart, Shirley Carlisle, Francis Carnes. Martha Carpenter, Nancy Carpenter, Tom Caw, Milcli-ed Cecil. Marjorie Clapper, Mac Clifton, Joan Coleman, Marguerite Coleman. Marceline Cooley, Bart Cooper, Charles Cooper. Flavil Cottonbrook. Louise Coury, Colin Culhan, Alfred Curry, Jack Curtis. Jeanette Davidson, Bill Davis, Kathleen Davis, Yvonne Davis. Rodney Demp, Fred Denner, James Denny, Charles Denny. Loren Denton, Margaret Derry, Nancy Dickerson, Bob Dickerson. Roy Dixon, Joanne Ferguson, Murl Harrison. Raymond Brent. Richard Shook, Anthony Paul. ROOM 28 Mr. Lawrence E. Strong, B.S. Cue College; M. of Ed. Pittsburgh. U. S. History ; . dviser of Monitors ; Latin American History. ABSENTEES : Charles Cantwell Wilma Davis Jean Nicholas 48 William Dobbins. Richard Douney, Bonnie Duem- niel, Virginia Dunmead, Norma Button. Lois EchelberiT. Evelyn Elliott. Jean Embree, Rosemary Eppley, Marilyn Krwmo. Thomas Esselstein, Jane Everett, Ray Ewing, Dave Farmer, Jerry Farrell. Homer Fenwick, Freda Finley, Alice Fleming-, George Flemming, Robert Flemmini -. William Fleming, Edgar Flynn, Faye Folden, Tommy Foreman, Leslie Fo,:. Nancy Frazier, Shirley Faye, Lee Gaiton, Zelma Gates, Patricia Gebhart. Helen Gelades, William George, Dick Gleeton, Patty Gains. Irene Gookins. Helen Gramlich, Janice Gray, William Green, Blanche Green, Blanche Ha?ne. Robert Hague, Rita Hale. Jimn.ie Hansel. Francis Hardman, William Harper. Patricia Harbaugh, Bill Harrigan, Mary Lou Har- ris, Jack Harper, Helen Harbaugh. Richard Stitt. Joanne McKee. ABSENTEE : Leonard Hardman Mr. George A. Schooley, A.B. Muskingum Col- lege ; Pittsburgh ; Ohio. U. S. History ; Comm. Law. 49 Ruth Harach, Twila Hartley. Edna Haub, Leona Hearing. Dorothy Hecker, Norma Henderson, Ernest Henderson, Robert Hennessy. Russel] Hepler, Arda Hesson, Carlie Hiederbran;!, Barbara Hiles. Ada Hill. Faustina Hill, Richard Himmelspach, MarjorJe Hodgpon. Bill Hogan, Shirley Holdren, Sally HoUey. Barbara Holme:?. Florence Horn, Norman Howard, Paula Howard, Myrna Huffman. Donna Hupp, Marilyn Hutchins, Charles Irwin, Jim J ad win- James Jasper, Joanne Johnson. Marjorie Johnson. Roger Johnston. Evelyn Jones, Iva Jones, Viola Jones, Harold Josselyn. Paula Kearns, Laura Keller, Eugene Kemp, Emily Morris. Miss Marguerite M. Kurz, B.S. in Ed. Ohio ; M. A, Ohio State ; Wisconsin. Senior Government. ABSENTEES: Donna Hayman Robert Heiidersf n Grant H:ldon Richard Iowaid John Jardine 50 Peggy McCutcheon, Esther McGrath. Mary McLean, Clyde McNeiwh. Maryellen Macomber, Donna McQuaid, Jane Madinger, Jfan Madinger. Bob Martin, Mary Lou Maier, Thomas Martin, Robert Mast. Juanita Matheny, Patsy Mautz, Earl Maxwell, William Maxwell Jo Ann Mechaney, Alvin Melvin, David Meyer, Donna Miller. Frieda Miller, John Miller, Lois Miller, Mary Lou Miller. Roy Miller, Norma Mingus, Marjorie Minner, Harold Mitchell. Jeanette Mitchell, Virginia Mitchell, Paul Monaghan, Walter Moody. Bonnie Moore, Carl Moore, John Moore, Shirley Moore. Virginia Moore, Jan Moorehead, Barbara Moorehead, Donald Morgan. Bob Morris, Jim Morrison, Betty Murray, Carol Myers. mi % ROOM Miss Louise N. Stewart, A.B. Denison ; M.A. Ohio State. Latin I : Senior Arithmetic ; Junior Business Ti-aining ; Plane Geometry. Adviser to V-Eond Salesman. ABSENTEE: Jack Morgan 51 Dolores Nabb, Nadine Myers, Betty Neal, Elizabeth Nelson. Charles Nicholas, Gcorgeanna Nicholson, Braden Nida, Dave Nutter. Kathryn O ' Bannon, Dick Paisley, Bruce Parkinson, Charles Parkinson. Eugene Parrish, Bob Patterson, James Patterson, Ruth Patterson. Mildred PauK:s, Lloyd Pliley, Patty Pendley, Harold Peterson. Julia Ann Pflieger, Jean Pickwell, John Politis, Marilyn Porter. Dean Porter, Gloria Osborne, Irene Pusok, Bill Pyle. Kenneth Pyles, Eleanor Randal, Carol Rankin. Mr. John Brammer, B.S. Ohio. World History. ABSENTEE : Katherine Power 52, Vera Rechel, James Reed, Joy Reed. Charles Rice. Marilyn Roach. Donna Roberts. Joy Roberts, Mary Lou Roberts. Ray Roberts, Vonda Roberts. Frances Robinson, Elizabeth Rochester. Elizabeth Rogers, Dannie Rose, Harry Rose, Kathleen Rose. Marilyn Ross, Eileen Roush, Delores Rowland, Jane Ruland. Bob Russell, Mary Ann Sawyer, Philip Schlaegel, Margaret Schrack. Dick Severance. Shirley Severance. Jim Shaw. Marjorie Shaw. Marilyn Shubert, Junior Shumate. Frank Shurtz, Audrey Sibbring. Sharon Sides, Bradley Smith. Darel! Smith, Frances Smith. Helen Smith. June Smith, Marian Smith. Mary Jo Smith. Rita Smith, Jim Snyder. Conrad Sommers. ABSENTEES: Juanita Rice Don Smith. Miss Ruth Louise Horn, A.B. Denison ; M.S. P. H. Michigan. Hygiene ; Physiology for Pre- Nursing. English I and II; Adviser to ZANES- VILLIAN. 53 Dave Slater, Evelyn Scott, Rcta Tillman. Bob Todd. Rebecca Todd, Elaine TrJttJpo. Jeanne Trittipo, Jim Trout. Robert Van Horn, Donna Wagstaff. Frances Wallace. Joanne Watson. Rose Marie Watson, Don Weaver, Virginia Weaver, Delores Wells. Paul White, Louise White, Barbara Wick ware, D wight Wiles. Janet Williams, John Williams, Laiira Wilson, Richard Wilson. William Wilson, Bob Wince, Shirley Wineman, Don Winland. Janice Winn, Don Winters, Fred Taning, Glen Winters. Theresa Winters. Ruth Ann Wolfe, Zane Yost, Don Yahn. Rosalie Young. Ruth Ann Young. Reba Zigler, Dave Zwelling. Reva Weinstock, Bill Whiten. Miss Fern Bateman, B.S. in Ed. Ohio State. English II and III. ABSENTEES : William Wagner Phyllis Webster Clyde Wilson David Wilson Etta Marie Wilaon 54 Locals There is no dead u7ood in this load. 55 1st Row: Erma Jean Roby, Alice Lee, Earl James, Jim Gillog y, Vice Pres.. Barbara Pugh, Sec, Duane Patterson, Pres., Vir- ginia Johnson, Treaa., Dick Bateman. Roy Davis. Nancy Carjcnter. 2nd Row: Jim Shaw, Margaret Loftus, Marilyn Morgan. Alice Bone, Dorothy Mauk, Betsy Boggs, Shirley Barkintin, Bc-ty Neal, Phyllis Capehart, Paul Kocher. 3rd Row: Bob Pollock, Bud Friesinger, Harry Mangold, Carl Tracey, Dave Judy, Fred Barnes, Pat Schloffman, Cliff Ansel. Larry Thomas, Bill Green, Newton Hurley, Ross Little, Bob Morris, Dick Reinhol 1, Don Winters, Jim Blocksom. STUDENT SENATE OF LASH ASSETS: Mr. E. D. Cleary. Adviser; Membership 36 regu- lars, 22 alternates ; Purpose. To have pupil representation in the school government ; Bought new flag for auditorium ; Helped on school bond issue. LIABILITIES: Committees did not function so well as they have in other years ; Session rooms have sent representatives who are too busy in other activities. ALTERNATES to the SENATE 1st Row : Charles Adams, Everett Greene, Mary Francis Power, Patty McMillan, Shirley Goldstein, Sue Teckemeyer. Jean Trit- tipo. Whiten Mauk. 2nd Row : Bob Shaffer, Jean Ann Warman, Marilyn Ross. Patsy Kerr, Elizabeth Jane Beckett, Naomi Reed. Jane Everett, Edna Ruth Haub, Betty Ann Lowe, Austin Bush. 56 1st Ruw : Pat Lyile, Maryana Kaplan. Miss Rachael Higgins, A dvisei . Betsy Crossland, Virginia Johnson, Dorothy Culbertson. 2nd Row : Beatrice Eppley. Margaret Borst, Betsy Boggs, Jim Wilson. Nancy Drake, Joan Moorehead ; Absent, Naomi Reed. COMUS ASSETS : Miss Rachael Higgins, Adviser ; Membership, the Hariim mnde up of eleven senior girls and The Master, Jim Wilson ; Purpose, to publish the yearbook, to give ex- perience in business ; The glamorous pictures of faculty, seniors, and other students ; Our wonderful advertisers. Subscriptions $2025.00 Advertising 613.75 Name Cards 74.64 Individual Pictures 75,00 S2788.39 LIABILITIES: Zanesvillian leaves the remains of their Thursday night Dinner Parties in our room; Non-Cooper- ation in the matter of pictures ; Cumulative debt of two years ; Only one male on the staff and too much competi- tion from the sophomores ; Printing - -- - $1200.00 ? Covers 314.72 Engraving 700.00 Photography 245.00 Debt 170.00 $2629.72 57 Xst Row: Bill Cunningham, Wes Yahn, Dick, Huey, Vice Pres., Dick Bateman, Pres., Everett Schilling, Sec, Ed Walters, Treas. Rufus Short, Chuck Kinney. 2nd Row : Bob Lake, Jim Wilson, Dick Paisley, Duane Patterson, Loren Vinsel, Austin Bush. Russell Waters, Bob Rankin. 3rd Row: Bernard Fell, Dean Baughman, Doug Cotterman, Dave McElfresh, Dick Guss, Dean Myers, R. D. Craig. 4th Row; Bud Friesinger, Bob Fell, Fred Barnes, George Welsh, Rod Rowen, Dick Caughey. FELLOWSHIP ASSETS : Mr. Hilton Murphy, Adviser ; Treasury i-eport Jan. 1. 1946, $289.91 ; Wednesday night dinner meetings at the Y. M. C. A. : President, Dick Bateman ; Printing of the foot- ball programs ; Making a frame for the Declaration of Inde- pendence for Room 28 ; Making the bulletin board by the office ; Cleaning the trophies in the cases ; Purpose, To pro- mote better fellowship among members, to acquaint new students with Lash High School, to promote better school spirit, and to cooperate with all school organizations. LIABILITIES : Some of the 48 sophomores, juniors, and sen- iors who are members ; Postponed Candlelight Party ; Stag Parties ; Alternate Wednesday night meetings at the high school ; Hay wagon ride ! Huba ! Huba ! FELLOWSHIP APPRENTICES 1st Row: John Baker. Bob Patterson, Jim Jadwin, Bill Dovenbarger, Bill Shira. 2nd Row: Don Yahn, Don Welsh, Bob Bur- lingame. Bob Guss, Bob Morris. 3rd Row : Dick Quinn, Clifford Ansel, Vernon Swingle, Gene Smith. 4th Row : Bob Boz- man, Carl Tracey, Rnss Little, Bill Bateson. El wood Lang. 58 1st Row: Rita Lemmon. Virginia Johnson. Judy Zeller. Nancy Cottingham. Treas.. Jean Stephenson, Sec. Miss Fox, Adviser, Marilyn Butler. Vice Pres., Alice Bone, Pies., Lois Shiplett, Mary Jo Shaw. Maryana Kaplan. 2nd Row: Shirley Zwelling, Shirley Goldstein, Kay Kenily. Ramona King, Peggi Cain, Rachel Bess Martin, Marilyn Pitcock, Pat Lytle. 3rd Row : Betty Knapp. Pat Lane, Barbara Teckemeyer, Nancy Smith, Marilyn Redman. Helen With. Marilyn Morgan. Pat Compton, Anne Obenour. 4th Row: Barbara Pearson, Peggy Murphy, Nancy Wells. Elizabeth Jane Beckett, Donna Farrell, Mary Westbrook. Harriet Matson. Joan Moorehead. Naomi Reed. 5th Row: Betsy Crossland. Betty Ann Lowe. Joan Wiggin, Ardath Danford. LIBRARIANS ASSETS : Miss Helen Anne Fox. Adviser ; Membership, 46 : Treasurer ' s Report, Jan. 1. 1946. $95.04; Purpose, To serve the school through library work ; Second Prize, homecoming parade; Back-to-School Dance; Christmas Formal with D. O. Z. and Ifka; Alumnae Tea with D. O. Z. LIABIIjITIES : Inadequate meeting place because of inter- ference with library function of room ; No piano for musical program ; Terrific Initiation ; Non-working members ; The dear haywagon ride. Hum-m-m-m-m ! 1st Row: Joan Moorehead, Tre s.. Margaret Loftus, Pat Lane, Miss Kaplan, Adviser: Mary Bradley, Nancy Smith, Vice Pres.; Winifred Stainbrook, Maryana Kaplan, Sec, 2nd Row: Betty Knapp, Nancy Wells, Nancy Cottingham, Jean Stephenson, Alice Bone, Helen With, Rachel Bess Martin, Dorothy Culbertson. 3rd Row: Jean Ann Warman, Betsy Crossland, Joan Wig- gin, Betty Ann Lowe, Marilyn Morgan, Pres.; Mary Westbrook, Margaret Borst, Peggy Murphy. DAUGHTERS OF ZEUS ASSETS: Miss Grace Kaplarr. Advrsei ' : Membership, 16 Sen- iors and 8 Juniors ; Purpose, To encourage interest in classical culture; Alumnae Tea with Librariains ; Easter Breakfast: Mother-Daughter Banquet: Chi ' istmas- -Formal with Librarians and Ifka. LIABILITIES : Treasurer ' s Report, Jan. 1. 1946, $30.60 : Unprepaied programs ; Last year ' s Senior Farewell Debt ; Initiation ; Late ordering of Pins ; Valentine Dance, finan- cially. 59 1st Row: Jim Gillogly, Vice Pres., George Powell, Treas., Perry Wilson, Adviser, Harry Mangold, Pres., Dave Westenbarger, Sec. 2nd Row : Bill Black, Joseph Waterman, Dick Cooper, Dick Clossman. Ed Edwards, Donald Hodgson, Ted Scott. 3rd Row; Dean Hambel, Carl Haessler, John McConnell. Tom Matheny, Newton Burley, Dan Ochse. Dave Johnson. 4th Row: Don Gaffney, Bob Decker, Floyd Felumlee. Roy Davis, Zane Burley, Ed Bealmear. Ed Boggs. JUNIOR-SENIOR HI-Y ASSETS: Mr Peri-y Wilson, Adivser; Beautiful New Year ' s party ; Barn dance : Sponsored Chapel programs ; Purpose, To extend throughout the school and community high stand- ards of Christian character. LIABILITIES: Treasurer ' s report. Jan. say HELL-0 to Fellowship. 1. 1946. $37.50; Tc HI-Y APPRENTICES 1st Row: Bill Harrigan. Dave Slater, Zane Yost, Danny Rose. Bob Mast. 2nd Row: Carl Kennedy, Charles Rice, Conlin Cul- han. Mac Clifton. Bill Harper; 3rd Row: Jack Harper, Jim Snyder, Frank Shurtz, Charles Cooper, Don Mallet. 60 iBt Row : Jeanne Lewis, Dorothy Culbertson, Shirley Goldstein, Charmaine Caw, Peggi Cain, Alice Lee. Patsy Hodel, Patty Clapper, Gloria Brown, Phyllis Myers. 2nd Row: Beatrice Eppley, Viiginia Lewis, Charlotte Mercer, Winifred Stainbrook, Pat Shaw. Alice Bone. Nancy Cottingham, Pat Lytle, Maryana Kaplan, Nancy Smith, Mary Shaw, 3rd Row: Pat Granger, Betty Lane, Jean Burnham. Shirley Zwelling, Margaret Loftus, Joan Moorehead. Marilyn Butler, Jean Stephenson. 4th Row: Hilah Bateson. Margaret Black. Mary Bradley, Pat Lane. Betsy Hoggs. Barbara Pugh, Margaret Borst, Harriet Matson, Naomi Reed, Polly Shaw. 5th Row : Dora Jane Spragg, Martha Scott, Consuella Weatherspoon, Betsy Crossland, Mrs. Harvey, Adviser. Dorothy Coleman. Marilyn Morgan, Mary Westbrook, Sheltie Toth. FRIENDSHIP ASSETS : Adviser. Mrs. Lucy Harvey ; Membership. 42 Senior girls : Purpose, To promote friendliness and co-opera- tion among the girls of Lash with special attention to new girls. The painting of the girls ' lounge; Good programs; The custom of having new girls in the school come to one of the early meetings of the year to tell about their former school. LIABILITIES: Lack of cooperation of the members in painting the girls ' lounge ; Large number In membership ; Irregularity of meetings. 1st Row: Jeanne Lewis, 2nd Vice Pres., Naomi Reed, 1st Vice Pres.. Phyllis Myers, Sec ' y-Treas.. Virginia Johnson, Pres. 2nd Row: Bonnie Moore, Loi s Shiplett, Dorothy Culbertson, Gloria Colcher. Bonnie Barnes, Gloria Brown. Marilyn Butler, Gloria Lenhart. 3rd Row: Dorothy Parks. Erma Jean Roby. Bonnie McCutcheon, Sally Kirkpatrick, Betty June Dunn, Freda Forsythe, Patty Singer, Patty Morris. 4th Row: Miss Norma Riecker, Adviser, Gladys Adams, Alice Bone, Ervalee Schenk, Barbara Pugh. Barbara Pearson, Mary Kaye Redmond, Dorothy Freymeyer. SING ALONG CLUB ASSETS : Miss Norma Riecker, Adviser ; Membership, 29 ; Purpose, To promote interest in music within the school ; Bake Sale. YUM ! YUM ! Printed Alma Mater ; Sponsored movies for the first time. LIABILITIES: Treasurer ' s report Jan. 1. 1946. $12.75; Un- prepared programs ; Committees that didn ' t function proper- ly ; Sally Kirkpatrick ' s oatmeal cookies. Where ' s the bicar- bonate ? 61 1st Row: Naomi Reed, Virginia Johnson, Shirley Zwelling, 2ndVice Pres., Margaret Loftus, 1st Vice Pres., Barbara Pugh, Pres., Betsy Crossland, Sec, Betsy Boggs, Treas., Maryana Kaplan, Pat Lytle. 2nd Row: Theda Yost, Bonnie Mitchell, Erma Jean Roby. Bonnie Barnes, Patsy Hodel, Virginia Hall, Charmaine Caw, Phyllis Myers, Gloria Brown, Delores Miner, Doro- thy Culbertson. 3rd Row : Nancy Cottingham, Mary Ellen Bush, Pauline Adams, Patty Clapper, Dora Jane Spragg, Alice Lee, Bettie June Dunn, Sally Kirkpatrick, Shirley Goldstein, Mary Jo Shaw, Betty Yocum, Thelma White. 4th Row: Mary Jane Wilkins, Mary Baughman, Beatrice Guss. Patty Lane, Patty Shaw, Patty Granger. Sally Seybold, Betty Kirkbride, Norma McFarland. Nancy Smith, Marilyn Butler. 5th Row : Cathy Emmert, Gladys Adams, Harriett Matson, Joan Moore- head, Mary Bradley, Margaret Borst, Louise Ballinger, Bernice Fox, Margene McKeown, Peggi Cain, Alice Bone, Marilyn Morgan, Dora Coleman. 6th Row : Leola Hartsook, Jean Ann Warman, Mary Westbrook, Consuella Weatherspoon, Glana Hammer, Marjorie Hendershot, Shellie Toth, Jean Stephenson. Seniors Above IFKA Juniors Below 1st Row: Marilyn Pitcock, Donna Echelberry. Joyce Prentice, Gloria Colcher, Marilyn Poret, Bonnie Homman, Eleanor Wood- land, Shirley Barkentin, Barbara Teckemeyer, Faye Evans, Ursulla Weber, Faith Bell. 2nd Row: Gloria Morris. Ramona King, Patty Morris, Margaret Slack. Helen Greiner. Helen With, June Heinze. Loia Shiplett. Judy Zeller, Peggy Rait, Sally McCutcheon, June Stone, Rachel Bess Martin. Kay Kenily. SrdRow: Paulette Cohen, Jo Ann Thomas. Virginia Williams, Mary Ellen Hall, Lydia Lancaster, Marjorie Pickrell, Betty James, Fat Compton, Patsy Kerr, Nancy Wells. Martha Warne, Joy Thompson,. 4th Row : Joan Wiggin, Marjorie Miller, Lila Swope, Pat McClary, Mary Lou Landaker. Marilyn Redman, Georgianna Atkinson, Ruby Hayes, Barbara Ardrey, Betty Landis, Mary Bell Landis, Patty Singer. 5th Row: Thresa Hazen, Carol Caton. Bonnie Orr, Dorothy Parks, Mary Frances Power, Jean Cooper. 6th Row: Eleanor Twiggs, Pat Martin, Ruth Mahaney, Pat Morris, Shirley Redman, Pat McCormick, Dorothy Freymeyer, Barbara Pearson, Mary Kaye Redmond, Edith Zimberline, Anne Obenour, Rita Lemmon, Margaret Whyde. 7th Row : Betty Neff, Carol Carpenter, Jane McDowell, Ar- dath Danford, Betty Ann Lowe, Roberta Pugh, Jane Niceswanger, Janet Hammer, Shirley Shirer, Peggy Murphy. 8th Row: Marjorie Cleveland, Joanne Garret, Anne Seybold, Barbara Luttenberger, Delores Emrod, Donna Farrell. 62 1st Row : M. Carpenter, D. Miller, F. Wallace. R. Tillman. B. Murray, F. Robinson, D. Brooks, M. Sawyer, W. Sowers, M. Coleman. J. Luster, E. Scotte, H. White. J. Mitchell, A. Roach. R. Watson, J. Trittipo, V. Mitchell. 2nd Row: J. Moorehead, A. Bay, J. Everett, M. Kzra, B. Moorehead, S. Techemeyer, B. Todd, H. Gelades, M. McCurdy, S. Frye, J. Campbell, J. A. Mechaney, P. Capehart, M. Minner, J. Brown, J. Pushok, V. L. Roberts, J. Thompson. 3rd Row: R. Young. M. Hutchins, J. Coleman, B. Kuntz, J. Gray, B. McBride. E. Myers, B. Duemmel, M. Roberts, O. N eff. M. Schrack, D. Ayers, W. Ballenger, J. Spargrove. P. MacRHIlan, M. Ross, E. Rogers, M. L. Maier, R. Smith. 4th Row: D. Hayman, M. J. Smith. E. M. Wilson, R. Patterson, I. Jones, J. Davison, M. Hardson, J. Acord. B. Holmes, T. Withers, M. Thress. R. Logston, S. Holdien. 5th Row: R. Harsch, M. L. Best, N. Carpenter. M. Derry. C. Rankin. J. Winn. J. Roberts, E. Bone. L. Frazier, M. McCracken, M. Bridwell, M. Shaw, M. Erwine, K. O ' Bannon. 6th Row : J. Thompson, R. Barnes, M. A. McClain, N. Henderson. M. Porter, P. Pendley. M. L. Huffman. N. Dutton, M. Shaw, P. McCutcheon. 7th Row: M. Brown. P. Howard, V. Rechel, M. Shubert, I. Kinsey, E. Trittipo. IFKA APPRENTICES ASSETS: Miss Gertrude Stanley. Y. W. C. A.. Mrs. Stewart Langell, Y. W. C. A., and Miss Ethel wyn Baughman, Ad- visers ; Membership 178 ; Treasurer ' s Report, Jan. 1, 1946, $126.80; Entertaining and educational programs; Fooling everyone by winning first prize in the homecoming parade ; Working well with Hi-Y. LIABILITIES: Non-paying members; Attention given at meetings ; late arrivals at meetings ; All council members did not attend the meeting of the council regularly. 63 1st Row: L. Harmon, J. Wiggin. R. King, D. Cotterman, Miss L luise Stewart, Adviser, D. Judy, A. Danford, C. Caton, R. Hartley, F. Felumlee. 2nd Row: J. Mechaney, J. Mitchell, P. Shaw. A. Miner, Z. Yost, J. Curtis, N. Howard, J. Politis, S. Barkentin. R. Moeller, S. Kirkpatrick, P. Compton, H. Greiner, M. Melvin. 3rd Row: E. Twiggs. M. Miller. M. Carpenter, M. Sweet, J. Acord, B. McBride, L. Williams, N. Dutton, R. Watson. H. Stout. J. Thompson, E. Bone, M. Loftus, M. Whyde. 4th Row: G. Adams, B. Brock, S. Seybold. E. Howe, S. Goldstein. A. Bone, B. Holmes, B. McCutcheon, J. Brown, M. Landaker, B. Harrigan, A. Sibbring, J. Norris. M. Butler. 5th Row: A. Obenour. M. Bailey, P. Cohen, M. Briggs, B. Marshall, B. Corbin, C. Malcolm, M. Pitcock, R. Blackburn, G. Hammer, B. James. 6th Row; J. Gillogley, L. Gaiton, B. Winn, W. Henderson, J. Harper, J. Snider, F. Shurtz, J. Shaw, B. Harper, B. Green. V-BOND SALESMEN ASSETS: Adviser, Miss Louise Stewart: Purpose. To aid in the War Bond Campaigns and to sell war bonds and stamps at all times ; Colonel, David Judy ; Lt. Colonel, Douglas Cot- terman ; The seven division majors are Floyd Felumlee, Carol Caton, Joan Wiggin, Roger Hartley, Ramona King, Ardath Danford, and Lee Harmon ; Total amount of bonds sold until Jan. 1, 1946, $727.20; Assembly with speaker from Fletcher General Hospital. LIABILITIES: goals. Non-cooperation of the pupils in making ARTS AND CRAFTS ASSETS : Miss Beulah Thompson, Adviser ; Sold pencils as a project : Worked and made things for the good of the school. LIABILITIES: Organized late; Membership, Material to make things unavailable. 15; 1st Row : Patsy Kerr. Carol Caton, Virginia Mc- Bride, Patty Porter, Dorothy Mauk. 2nd Row : Patty Clapper, Betty Showers. Patty Shaw, Pres., Bill Harper, V. Pres., Jim French, Treas., Eliza- beth Knight. 3rd Row : Patsy Hodel, Gloria Brown, Jack Curtis, Bob Corbin, Bill Hayes, John Maier, Charmaine Caw, Phyllis Myers. 64 1st Row : Marilyn Butler, Jeanne Lewis, Margaret Loftus, Jean Burnham, Jane Duemmel. Ramona Moeller. 2nd Row : Ed Edwards, Sara Crist, Sally Kirkpatrick. Pat Granger, Alice Bone, Pat Shaw. Sonny Johnson. 3rd Row : Miles Tipton, Bil! McClellan, Miss Miller, Adviser, Bill Parsons, Bob Winn. NEWS ASSETS: Adviser, Miss Dorothy Miller; Membership, IT seniors : Purpose, To interpret the good side of the high school to the student and the community ; To give some training in writing ; Miles Tipton was the state and county editorial winner of the Tuberculosis contest: Jeanne Lewis was another county editorial winner of the Tuberculosis contest. LIABILITIES : The gossip column ; Crowded first period ; An adviser who goes home over week-ends ; no experience in getting advertising. ZANESVILLIAN ASSETS: Adviser, Miss Ruth Louise Horn; Mem- bership, 13 seniors ; Purpose, To publish a weekly school paper ; to develop an interest in news writing ; Alice Lee and Duane Patterson were county editorial winners of the Tuberculosis con- test. LIABILITIES : The gossip column ; wiener roast ; Christmas party ; dinner parties every Thursday night ; soft drink bottles. 1st Row: Shirley Goldstein. Polly Shaw, Shirley Zwelling. 2nd Row: Alice Lee, Dora Jane Spragg. Pat Lane, Nancy Cottingham. Harriet Matson, Mary Westbrook. 3rd Row: Duane Patterson, Dick Clossman, Miss Horn, Adviser, Dick Miller, Harry Mangold, Jim GiUogly. 65 1st Row: E. Roby. Pres., P. Blackstone, Treas., P. Granger, Vice Pres. ; P. Compton, Sec. 2nd Row: E. Knight, S. Lenhart, P. Homman. E. Woodland. M. Warne, F. Evans. 3rd Row: S Shirer. D. Mauk, M. Landaker. S. Frye, J. Campbell. S. Hol- dren, J. Brown, B. Moorhead, B. Wickware, S. McCutcheon. 4th Row: M. Carpenter, R. Patterson, B. Kuntz, J. Davidson. D. Roberts, L. Burrows. 5th Row : K. Malcolm, S. Swope, R. Young, W. Sowers, B. Murray, R. Tillman, G. Morris, M. Brown, J. Coleman. I. Kinsey, E. Beckett, A. Seybold, J. Watson. 6th Row: D. Phillips, J. Prentice, C. Caton, B. Orr, M. Pickrell, D. Farrell, C. Mercer, S. Colcher. L. Shiplett, J. He inze, V. Williams, L. Ballenger. U. Ballenger, M. Roberta, U. Dunmead. N. Carpenter, M, Miller, J. Stone. 7th Row: D. Echelberry, M. Gregg, D. Miller, G. Osborne, P. Mautz, F. Smith, B. Smith, B. Dearth, B. Hamil, J. Cooper, B. Moore. P. McCutheon, J. Pflieger, D. Miller, B. Baughman, J. McDowell, B. Neal, T. Hazen. A. Robinson, D. Hecker. 8th Row: D. Wagstaff, N. Dickerson, B. Meyer, B. James, J. Roberts, J. Luster, M. Cole- man, P. Shaw. 9th Row: M. Sweet, S. Seybold, M. Macomber, B. Fox, W. Veyon, J. Brown. B. Holmes. 10th Row: B. Neff, P. Mai-tin, M. Barnett, J. Nicewanger, E. Zimberlin, R. Pugh, M. Shaw, R. Mahaney, P. DeMent, J. Trittipo, M. Shubert, P. Pendley, B. Showers. DEVILETTES ASSETS : Adviser, Mr. James Giffen ; Membership. 65 paid members ; Purpose, To encourage more spirit at basketball and football games ; Treasury. Jan. 1, 1946, $35.00 : Deco- rated goal posts for the football games ; Sold football and basketball tickets at school ; King and Queen of Hearts campaign. LIABILITIES: 35 unpaid members; The uniform of a blue skirt and white sweater is rather hard to obtain : Members who are very rude during meetings ; Electing a faculty King of Hearts. 1st Row: E. Trittipo, P. Schloffman. Vice Pres.. J. Moorehead. P. Pendley. E. Beckett, D. Coleman, D. Farrell, D. Emrod. 2nd Row: B. McCutcheon, E. Roby, V. Hall, P. Granger, Pres., P. Compton, L. Lancaster, Thelma White. 3rd Row: J. Stephen- son, I. Shank, Sec. -Treas., Miss Weber, Adviser, M. Morgan, M. Loftus, C. Tipton. GIRLS ' ATHLETIC AIDES ASSETS: Adviser. Miss Katherine Weber; Membership, 21; Treasury report Jan. 1, 1946, $25.00: Purpose, To assist in the Gym classes : Shamrock Shuffle-Congratulations ! Origi- nal Initiations : Senior farewell in the form of a trip ; Par- ties once a month. LIABILITIES: Trouble finding a time for meetings; prepared programs. Un- 66 1st Row: Norma Chapman, Anna Faye McBride, Sara Crist, Bob Pollock, Bill McClellan, Miss Josephine Sebach, Adviser, Jeannine James. Martha Warne. 2nd Row: Patty Wilson, John Maier, Bonnie McCutcheon, Bill Dailey, Jim Smith, Josephine Maxwell, Shirley Fairall, Roger Mautz, Eileen Wallace. 3rd Row : Bonnie Kokensparger. Virginia McBride, Pauline Shaw, Emogene Wilson, Mary Shoemaker, Barbara Sands, Nora McCurdy, Hilah Bateson. Betty Holdcroft. 4th Row : Lee Blair, Bob King, Clarence Smith, Gordon Hoffman, Bill Hayes, Don Sears. FUTURE RETAILERS OF OHIO ASSETS: Miss Josephine Sebach, Adviser; Became member of the state club ; Sponsored lovely Homecoming Dance. LIABILITIES: Customers who always ask for things that are hard to find ; Not getting out of school all day. instead of half day. Ist Row: Dorothy Church. Helen Schneider, Sec. and Treas., Margaret Baillie. Vice Pres.. Bonnie Jean Smith, Pres. 2nd Row: Ruth Gaylord, Mary Louise James; Esther Young; Jean Wagner. 3rd Row: Norma McFarland, Betty Kirkbride ; Rita Blake; June Roberts. 4th Row : Lillian Lucas, Hazel Koska, Pat Paynter, Louise Ballinger. 5th Row : Evelyn Dike, Ruth McNer- ney, Beatrice Guss, Mary Baughman. Cth Row: Mr. Shai, Adviser, Norma Pickrell. CO-OP OFFICE ASSETS : Adviser, Mr. George Shai ; Membership, 24 seniors ; Purpose, To give practical experience along with technical instructions ; Class first organized in 1940 ; Each year or- ganized in May from applications ; Field Trips. LIABILITIES : All studying has to be done at home as the members have four straight classes in the morning ; Limited extra-curricular activities. 67 RADIO ENGINEERS ASSETS: Mr. Ellis Miracle, Adviser, Membership, 13 junior and senior boys ; Purpose, To train pupils technically in radio and radio equipment. Service Club ; Work on the weekly broadcasts from Lash : Help with public address system at football games ; Lending li- brary of transcriptions and recordings to other schools ; 300-400 transcriptions of 15 minutes each ; Help other Zanes- ville schools to broadcast from Lash studio. LIABILITIES : Lack of appreciation by the student body. 1st Row Dean Hambel, Bob Mast, Dave Westenbarger. 2nd Row: Jim Blockeoni, Whiten Mauk. Mr. Miracle, Adviser, Bruce Parkinson, Jim French. 3rd Row: Bill Black, Roger Bartley, Glenn Gerber, Bill Fowler, Virgil Graham, Jake Knoedler. HOSPITAL AIDES ASSETS: Miss Margaret Hook, Adviser; 746 1-2 hours in hospitals : High school credit for every 200 hospital hours. LIABILITIES: No white caps! How can the sick people stand it? 1st Row : Carmelitta Cline, Viora Williams, Georgianna Atkin- son. 2nd Row : Marjorie Sowards, Louise Reed, Marian Smith. 3rd Row : Marjorie Cleveland, Miss Margaret Hook, Adviser, Eloise Howe. 68 USHERETTES ASSETS: Mrs. Donald Sink, Adviser: Mem- bership, 16; Purpose, To help in the seating of people at school functions ; Beautiful, tal- ented, trustworthy girls ; Ushered at all class plays. LIABILITIES: The poor people after they drag them down the aisles; Never being able to make up their minds as to what to wear. To wear formals or not to wear formals ? That is the question. Isl; Row : Marjaret Loftus. Maryana Kaplan, Joan Moorehead. 2nd Row : Mary Jo Shaw, Alice Bone. Bonnie Barnes, Nancy Smith, Virginia John- son. 3rd Row: Mary Westbrook, Marilyn Butler, Jeannine James. Virginia Hall. 4th Row : Nancy Cottingham. Marilyn Morgan. Nancy Drake, Mra. Sink. Adviser. 1st Row: Margaret Derry, Mr. German. Adviser, Janice Winn. 2nd Row: Evelyn Bone, Anita KoUus, Roberta Pugh, Mary Kaye Redmond. 3rd Row : Joe Waterman, John Haley. Don Malet, Jim Blocksom. DEBATE ASSETS : Mr. Paul German, Adviser ; Membership, 12: Question. Resolved: That every able bodied citi- zen of the United States should have one year of compulsory military training before reaching the age of 24 ; Affirmative. Margaret Derry, Roberta Pugh. Negative, John Haley and Joe Waterman; After one practice and two qualified debates, Day- ton Fairmont. Athens, and Lash were tied. Lash lost after a debate with Dayton Fairmont. LIABILITIES : Members who didn ' t stick ! the tre- mendous indifference of the student body. 69 :« 1st Row: Barbara Moorehead, Lovell Bradley, Ed Boggs, Joan Hughes, Mr. Strong, Adviser, Berma McManus, Roy Davis, Gordon Bennett, Shirley Barkentin, Patsy Hodel, Bonnie Mitchell, Delores Miner. 2nd Row: Dick Norris, Theresa Hazen, Pat Granger, Nancy Carpenter, Patsy Kerr, Marjorie Minner, Doris Smith, Marion Davison, Louanne Wardian, Evelyn Bone, Clyde Archer, Dick Cooper. 3rd Row: Virginia Mitchell. Patsy McCormick. Margaret Slack, Anastasia Poles, Joy Roberts. Helen Harbaugh, Ruth Wilson, Marjorie Hendershot, Vera Stout, Max ine Melvin, Barbara Ardrey. 4th Row; Paul Bishop, Dave Myers, Bob Schlaegel, Ray Barkley. Bill Craig, Dick Severance. MONITORS ASSETS: Adviser, Mr. Elgin Strong; Membership, 48; Roy Davis, chairman of the traffic committee in the S. S. of L., is automatically the student head of Monitors ; We don ' t be- lieve in saying anything against an organization as fine as Monitors so we asked for opinions on the subject from some people: P.LT Mr. Cleary: I think the situation has improved since we have had the Monitor system. It could still be improved. Mr. Schooley : There is always room for improvement. Keep up the excellent work you are now doing. Betsy Crossland: ! don ' t think the Monitors do much, but I think the idea is good. Alice Bone: Their system is good on the whole, but there is room for improvement. 70 Polishing Everybody needs a little wax J 71 1st Row: Loren Vinsel, Dave Judy, Marjorie Pickrell. Marilyn Bridwell. 2nd Row: Dave Nutter, Charles Wise, Ronald Bowers, Fred Gildow. 3rd Row : Betty Showers, Patty Hearing, Mildred Paulus, Jack Harper. 4th Row : William Smith. Irvalee Schenk, Faith Bell. 5th Row: Dean Hambell, Dave Johnson, Dave Westenbarger, Bob King. 6th Row: Dale Jones, Wilma Dutton, Don Ben-y. 7th Row: Bob Hartmeyer, Norma Henderson. June Smith, Kathleen Rose. 8th Row: Eleanor Schmid, Norman Howard, Leah Vernon. 9th Row: Patty Lane, Barbara Ardrey. Patricia De Ment, Marilyn Porter. 10th Row : Mr. George Blaho, Director, Bill Harper. BAND ; ASSETS : Mr. George Blaho. Adviser ; Two band concerts ; Two af ter-the-game dances. 72 1st Row: Carol Caton, Bonnie Moore, Elizabeth Jane Beckett, Bob Corbin, Bill Black. 2nd Row: Mai-y Lou Barnctt, Kenny Ketchum, Georgre Nichols, Charles Cooper. 3rd Row: George Welch, Everett Schilling, Rus Hepler. Zane Yost. 4th Row: Pat- ty Gebhart, Martha Warne. Nancy Ann Parsons, Richard Kreuter. 5th Row; Jane Niceswanger, Margaret Woodward, Bill King, John Baker. 6th Row: Wilma Alexander, Joan Barwick. Faye Folden, Frances Wallace. 7th Row: Ruby Hayes, Carl Kenny, Connie Weatherspoon. 8th Row: George Powell, Theda Yost, Floyd Felumlee, Lee Blair. 9th Row: Margaret Whyde, Edith Zimberlin, Peggie Rait, Helen Greiner. 10th Row : Jim Smith, Catherine Emmert, Bettie J. Dunn, Onolee Bryslan. BAND LIABILITIES : Forced to have bus transportation to and from the practice field. 73 JUNIOR ENSEMBLE 1st Row : Dorothy Freymeyer, Patty Singer, Ramona King, Sally Mc- Cutcheon, Barbara Pearson, Freda Forsythe, Gloria Lenhart, Miss Norma Riecker, Adviser. ASSETS : Miss Norma Riecker, Adviser ; Good training to learn to work with a small group of girls in musical groups. LIABILITIES : Interferences with assemblies the first period. STRING ENSEMBLE 1st Row: Margaret Derry, Shirley Goldstein, Dor- othy Freymeyer. 2nd Row : Harriet Matson, Harry Mangold. ASSETS: Mrs. Douglas Hetzler, Adviser: Cooper- ation between members. LIABILITIES: First violinist; having to miss that fifth period to play for luncheons. 1st Row: Roger Ijlackburn, Shirley ZufllinL ' ' . Janet Aiitrifs, Charles Fleming, Eleanor .Sthmid Margaret Derry. 2nd Row: Don Hodgson, Irene Ullman, Harry Mangold. Dorothy Freymtyer, Shirley Goldstein, Mary Westbrook, Pauline Morse. 3rd Row : Margaret Black, Bettie June Dunn, Jake Knoedler, Frances Wallace. Shirley Redman, Dave Westenbarger, Marilou Landaker. 4th Row: Catherine Emmert. Barbara Ardrey, Margaret Whyde, Edward Bealmear, Loren Vinsel, Floyd Felumlee, ASSETS: Mrs. Douglas Hetzler. Adviser. ORCHESTRA LIABILITIES: Favors members of the band. 74 BOYS ' GLEE 1st Row: Fred Stainbrook. Alvin Melvin, Miss Norma Riecker. Adviser ; Paul Ridgley. Bob Han- nigan. Bob McAllister. 2nd Row: Dick Varncr, Bob Corbin. Don Allen, Bob Marshall. Dave Wil- son. Bill King. 3rd Row: Dave Myers, Jack Harper, Don Weaver, Bryan Outland. ASSETS : Miss Norma Riecker, Adviser : Member- ship 15 ; Those who belonged really enjoyed it. LIABILITIES: That more boys did not sign up for music. ? i L . - TT 1 ' , ' :m-l ' F H E-: r t w n II rQ MT i- l Tlf 1 SSb ' JBuK K •m I ii l 1 V E VT ' ' tn l SOPHOMORE ENSEMBLE Left to Right: Ruth Patterson, Etta Marie Wilson. Betty Kuntz, Janice Winn. Jo Acord, Jean Thompson. Myrna Huffman. Margaret Derry, Patty MacMillan, Margaret Woodward, Donna Miller. SOPHOMORE GLEE 1st Row: F. Robinson, D. Brooks. W. Sowers. M. Coleman, J. Luster, E. Scott. R. White, J. Mitchell, M. Roach: 2nd Row: B. Moorehead. B. Kuntz. J. Gray. V. Bates. D. Wagstaff. C. Myers. B. Duemmel, M. L. Roberts. D. Rowlands, D. Miller, J. Spargrove. E. Morris. D. L. Roberts. 3rd Row: J. Barwick, M. Harris, L. Keller. E. Jones. R. Young, N. Dickerson, J. Acord, E. Rogers, M. Ross, D.- Roberts. B. Neal, M. Adams, R. Patteison. 4th Row: R. Harsch. N. Cai-penter, F. Wilson, M. Sever- ance. J. Winn, J. Roberts, M. McCracken, B. Holmes. P. MacMillan, T. Withers, M. Thress, F. Morris. 5th Row: P. Kearns, M. Macomber, M. L. Best, T. Hartley, E. Bone, M. Hodgson, V. Thompson, M. A. Sawyer, D. Williams, S. Moore, Y, Davis, N. Brokaw, B. McBride. 6th Row: J. Thompson, K. Power, R. Barnes, M. Derry, L. Frazier, B. Hiles, R. Thomas, M. Huffman. M. Sowards. 75 1st Row : Winifred Stainbrook. Kamona King, Virginia Johnson, Miss Norma Riecker, Adviser, Erma Jean Roby, Jeanne Lewis, Gladys Adams. 2nd Row : Alice Bone, Gloria Lenhart, Sally Kirkpatrick, Phyllis Myers, Gloria Brown, Virginia Hall. 3rd Row: Mary Francis Power, Bonnie McCutcheon, Billie Settle, Dorothy Freymeyer, Barbara Pearson, Barbara Pugh. Mary Kaye Redmond. A CAPPELLA CHOIR ASSETS : Miss Norma Riecker, Adviser ; New robes at the end of last year ; Sang for many civic and religious organi- zations : Given a good rating by music lovers of Zanesville. LIABILITIES : Failed to have many class parties because the members fooled around too much ; Weren ' t ready to sing in public as soon as they did last year. JUNIOR-SENIOR GLEE 1st Row: P. Morris, D. Parks, B. Mitchell, B. McManus, S. McCutcheon, S. Barkentin, J. Campbell, B. Hamil, h. Bradley, L. Reed. 2nd Row: M. Miller, A. Poles, C. Cline, B. Barnes, H, G.-einer, M. Pickrell, F. Forsythe, G. Monroe. 3rd Row: E. Weaver, G. Colcher, M. Briggs, P. Mayle, B. Tate, A. Zikowsk , J. Hughes, N. Robinson, P. Martin, L. Vernon. 4th Row: E. Weaver, E. J. Beckett, R. Wilson, S. Redman, V. Minett, C. Kaminskey, J. Garrett, D. Miller, G. Hammer. 76 f ljf) ' 11 11 The Senior Dramatics Class Presents NINE GIRLS By Wilfrid H. Pettit Lash Auditorium Friday. Novembei 16, 1945 8:15 P. M. ASSETS: The director. Miss Marie Mill, and the casts are always assets. 1st Row : Jeanne Lewis. Shirley Z welling, Shirley Goldstein, Mary West- brook. 2nd Row: Harriet Matson, Pattj ' Summers, Nancy Smith. Pat Clapper, Dorothy Culbertson. CAST (In order of their speaking I Jane Harriet Matson Phyllis Dorothy Culbertson Eve Mary Westbrook Freida Patty Clapper Alice Jeanne Lewis Sharon ( Glamorpuss I Patty Summers Shirley, a pledge Shirley Goldstein Tennessee, a pledge Nancy L. Smith Stella ( Shotput ) Peggi Cain Mary .,- Shirley Z welling Place : The entire action is laid in the front room of a Sorority Clubhouse in California ' s Sierra Nevada Moun- tains. Prologue: An evening in Spring. ACT ONE: Scene One. A Saturday evening, three years earlier. Scene Two. Late the same night. ACT TWO: Scene One. Scene Two. Sunday morning. Sunday night. CREDITS Director Miss Marie E. Mill Sound Effects Harry Mangold Stage Crew . Junior Speech Classes Make-up --. Senior Dramatics Class. Naomi Reed, David Judy LIABILITIES: The whole auditorium is a liability. The two dressing rooms are much too small and besides they are used for storage. Back stage has no room for stage properties, furniture, sets, or equipment. It is painfully crowded. The stage proper is thirteen feet deep by forty-two feet wide. The product of the means does not equal the product of the e.xtremes. The lights leave us in darkness ; the floor boards squeak ; but still the show goes on. 77 George Gibbs, George Nichols. Bonnie Moore, Emily Webb. AND CAME THE SPRING By Marrijane and Joseph Hayes. Lash Auditorium, Wednesday, April 24, 1946 8:15 P. M. Mr. Jeffrey Hartman Dave Tubbs Elliott Hartman Tom Matheny Buzz Lindsay Bob Decker Keith Nolan Duane Patterson Freddie North Chuck Kinney Mr. Fields Joe Waterman Alan Fields Newton Burley Clancy Howard TenCate Messenger Boy Karl Smith Mrs. Louise Hartman ..- Roberta Pugh Midge Hartman ' Kay Kenily Virginia Hartman Dolores Emrod CaroUyn Webster Patty Singer Gabby Allen Lois Shiplett Edna ...Dorothy Johns Mrs. Fields Ramona King Christine Myers Mary Ellen Bush ACT ONE: Scene 1. About nine o ' clock, a bright spring Mon- day morning. ACT TWO: Scene 1. Tuesday, immediately after dinner. Scene Two. About ten o ' clock, Wednesday eve- ning. Scene Three. Late Friday afternoon. ACT THREE: Saturday evening, a little after eight o ' clock. CREDITS Director ML-ss Marie E. Mill Make-up Senior Dramatics Class Stage Managers John McConnell, George Nichols The Junior Speech Classes Present OUR TOWN By Thornton Wilder Lash Auditorium, Thursday, January 24, 1946 8:15 P. M. CAST (In order of speaking) Stage Manager David Judy Dr. Gibbs David Tubbs Joe Crowell Karl Smith Howie Newsome John McConnell Mrs. Gibbs Janice Hammer Mrs. Webb Catherine Malcom George Gibbs George Nichols Rebecca Gibbs Ramona Dickerson Wally Webb David Westenbarger Emily Webb Bonnie Moore Professor Willard ... Newton Burley Mr. Webb Charles Wise Woman in the Balcony Marilyn Warne Man in the Auditorium Robert Decker Lady in Balcony Kay Kenily Simon Stimson Robert Decker Mrs. Soames Eleanor Woodland Constable Warren Tom Matheny Sam Craig Harry Mangold Joe Stoddard Jack Zinsmeister Members of the Choir Pauline Francis, Kay Kenily, Ramona King, Dorothy Miller, Dorothy Parks, Nancy Ann Parsons, Roberta Pugh, and Viora Williams. Pianist - Mary Kaye Redmond Soloist - Ramona King People of the Town Marilyn Warne, Bob Hartmeyer, Ed Walters Assistant Stage Managers Margaret Slack, Nancy Wells Time 1901-1913. CREDITS Director Miss Marie E. Mill Special Lighting Effects Nicholas Enterprise Sound Effects Harry Mangold, John McConnell Costumes Footlight Studio, Columbus, Ohio, ' and local friends of the school Wardrobe Assistance Betty Ann Lowe, Joan Wiggin Prompters Patsy Ann Morris, and Lydia Lancaster Make-up Senior Dramatics Class Ist Row: Ramona King, Viora Williams, Kay Kenily, Dorothy Parks, Bob Decker. 2nd Row : Roberta Pugh, Dorothy Miller, Nancy Ann Parsons. 78 Alice Inskeep, Dorothy Culbertson. Virginia Hall, Peggi Cain, Miry Westbrook. Harriet Mataon, Patty Summers, The Senior Dramatics Class Presents I HAVE FIVE DAUGHTERS A Morning Room Comedy made from Jane Austen ' s Novel, Pride and Prejudice By Margaret MacNamara Lash Auditorium, Friday, March 8. 1946 — 8:15 P. M. CAST Act 1 : The morning room at Lonbourn. England. A morn- (In order of speaking I February. Act 2: Scene 1. The same. A morning in March. Eleven days later. Scene 2. The same. A Mary Bennett (age 18). Alice Inskeep ; Elizabeth Bennett morning in late July. Three weeks later. Act 3: The (age 20), Mary Westbrook; Jane Bennett (age 22). Dorothy same. A morning in late July. Four months later. Time: Culbertson ; Kitty Bennett (age 17). Virginia Hall ; Lydia Around 1800.- Bennett (age 15). Peggi Cain; Mrs. Bennett. Harriet Mat- CREDITS: son; Servant. Bob Hartmeyer ; Charlotte Lucas. Maxine Director - Miss Marie E. Mill Melvin : Mr. Bennett. Harry Mangold; Charles Bingley, Ed Make-up Senior Dramatics Class Walters; Fitzwilliam Darcy. David Judy; William Collins, Costumes Footlight Costumes, Columbus, Ohio Bob Decker; Caroline Bingley, Patty Summers; Lady Gather- Music High School Orchestra under Direction ine de Bourgh, Patty Shell. of Mrs. C. Lee Hetzler. Ed Walters, Bingley ; David Judy, Darcy ; Mary Westbrook, Rlizabeth ; Patty Shell, Lady Catherine de Bourgh ; Dorothy Cul- bertson, Jane; Harriet Matson. Mrs. Bennett; Maxine Melvin, Charlotte Lucas; Robert Decker, Mr. Collins. 79 1st Kuw : Maijaiiii Kaplan. Virt Jnia Johnson. Jean Burnham, Shirley ZwclliiiK. HariiL ' i Matt uii. 2nd Row: Shirley Goldstein, Dora Jane Spragg, Barbara Pugh. Joan Moorehead, Sara Crist, Alice Lee, Nancy Cottingham. 3rd Row: Polly Shaw, Marilyn Butler. Patty Shell, Mary Westbrook, Mary Louise James, Betsy Crossland, Pat Lytle, Betsy Boggs, Alice Bone, Dorothy Culbertson. 4th Row: Ed Edwards, Dick Miller, Harry Mangold, Duane Patterson, Charles Cooper, Miles Tipton, Dick Bate- man. Absent: Pat Lane, Newton Burley, Nancy Drake. HONOR SOCIETY ASSETS: The method of choosing; announcing and giving recognition in assembly ; the honor of getting into the group ; the nice picnic they have. LIABILITIES: The suspense is killing; only being able to take 12% of the upper third. ASSETS: Mrs. Lucy Harvey, Mr. Ronald Buxton Closer association between pupils and teachers. DEAN ' S ADVISORY COUNCIL Advisers ; LIABILITIES : Failure of the pupils to think of the council as a connecting link between pupils and teachers. 1st Row: Larry Thomas. Norma Henderson. Becky Todd. Pat McMillan, Bob Bozman. 2nd Row: Mrs. Haivey, Dean of Girls; Austin Bush, Barbara Pearson, Dave Westenbarger, Helen Greiner, Mr. Buxton. Dean of Boys. 3rd Row: Betty Ann Lowe, Bud Friesinger, Jean Ann Warman. 80 1st Row: Erma Jean Roby, Cynthia Jones. Winifred Stainbrook. Gloria Brown. Delores Miner. Betty Yocum, Theda Yost. Virginia Hall. 2nd Row: Clara McGrath. Gladys Adams. Mary Ellen Bush. Patty Shaw. Jeanne Lewis, Virginia Johnson. Alice Bone. Miss Marguerite Kurz. Adviser. 3rd Row: Donald Hodgson. Paul Bischoff. Art Garrett. Loyd McCoy. Dick Crosser. Charles Reese, Dick Guss. Edward Edwards. CIVICS READING GROUP ASSETS : Miss Marguerite Kurz, Adviser ; Membership, 29 ; Purpose, to get a broader outlook on governmentai affairs. LIABILITIES: Inadequate meeting place; Other club meet- ings interfered : The political officers they will make in future years — UGH! HONOR TYPISTS ASSETS : Speed and efficiency with which these people type ; being able to type 40 words with only 3 mistakes in one minute. LIABILITIES: Oh. why didn ' t I learn to spell ? ' That nervousness right before the test. 1st Row: Leola Hartsook. G5-9. Leah Vernon, 50-3, Naomi Reed, 51-5. Sally Kirk- patrick, 58-3, Patty Shell. 40-3. Betty Yocum. 46-3. Ruth Gaylord, 46-3. 2nd Row: Arlin Thorla, 47-3, Rita Blake, 45-3. Mary Baughman, 46-3, Irvalee Schenk, 46-3, Helen Greiner. 49-1, Roy Davis. 54-6. 81 1st Row: Dean Baughman. Jack Conrad. 2nd Row: Fred Barnes, Duane Patterson, Dean Myers, Dave McElfresh, Robert Rankin, Russell Waters. 3rd Row; Dick Bateman, Dick Guss, Mr. Austin, Adviser. Bud Friesinger, Jim Wilson, Carl Tracey. 4th Row: Bill Black, Chuck Kinney. Dick Caughey, Braden Nida, Austin Bush, Elwood Lang, Bill Smitley. 5th Row: Bob Worstall, Bob Morse, Cliff Ansel, Leon Curtis, Bill Craig. VARSITY Z ASSETS: Adviser. Coach Joe Austin; Membership, 28 boys who have earned Varsity letters ; A placque with the com- plete list of lettermen made and placed in the first floor hall ; Keen interest taken in athletics by members : Many movies of athletic events seen. Three cheers for the good sportsmanship of these fellows. LIABILITIES: The few members in the club at the be- ginning of the year ; The reaction of the student body to what seems inactivity on the part of the club. 1st Row : Dorothy Rucker, Barbara Baughman, Dorothy Rush, Pat McClary. 2nd Pat Compton. Peggi Cain, Billie Settle. Glana Hammer. 3rd Row: Betty Neff, viser. Dorothy Coleman. Absent : Berma McMannus, Eleanor Schmid. Row: Beverly Hamill, Margene McKeown, Consuela Weatherspoon, Miss Weber, Ad- GIRLS ' LETTER CLUB ASSETS: Adviser. Miss Katherine Weber; Purpose, To pro- mote better athletics among girls and to enjoy athletics to a greater degree. The difficulty is to earn a letter and so become a member; Membership, 15; Dorothy Coleman, Dor- othy Rush, and Consuela Weatherspoon will be awarded rings for outstanding work. LIABILITIES: The girls have to work so long and hard for a letter. They must work late after school also. There is some trouble in getting the Gym. 82 Sports We ' re off to see the teams. The luonaerfid teams of Lash. 83 SEMOK FOOTBALL MEN 1st Row: Dick Guss, fullback; Sonny Johnson, left half; Dick Bateman. right guard: Dave McElfresh, end. 2nd Row: Russ Waters, tackle, Lancaster-Zanesville game: Jim Wilson, captain and right half; Carl Tracey, tackle. 3rd Row: Duane Pat- terson, end; Jack Conrad, left guard; Dean Myers, tackle. Bob Rankin, end. 84 1st Row : Wes Yahn. Bill Smith, managei ' s. 2nd Row : Dave McElfresh. Dean Myers, Dick Bateman. Carl Tracey. Jim Wil- son, Duane Patterson, Bob Rankin. Dick Guss. 3rd Row : Dick Caughey, Chuck Kinney, R. D. Craig, Austin Bush. Sonny Johnson, Russel Waters, Jack Conrad. 4th Row: Cliff Ansel. Bud Friesinger. Elwood Lang. Joe Lake. Ivor Rusk, Bob Sihaf- fer. Bill Dt venbarger. 5th Row: Carl Stubblefield. Ross Little, Bob Johnson. Bob Fell. Doug Cotterman. Don Winters, Bob Morris. 6th Row: Mr. VIerebome. line coach; Mr. Murphy, back field roach; Bernard Fell, Roy Davis. Don Welsh, Bob Moore. Roger Bartley. Bob Worstall, manager. Mr. Austin, head coach. LASH VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM ASSETS : Head Coach. Joe Austin ; Assistant Coaches : Var- sity squad of 36 members ; Managers ; Games won. LIABILITIES: Games lost; Wet game nights; Team injuries. SCORES: Zanesville 37 — Akron West 7 Zanesville 24 — Dayton Kaiser 7 Zanesville 18 — Lancaster Zanesville — Alliance 7 Zanesville 31— Marietta 12 Zanesville 6 — Dover 13 Zanesville 13 — Coshocton - 19 Zanesville 20 — Cambridge 7 Zanesville 7 — Newark - 20 85 1st Row : Robert Mast. Victor Hardman ( Managers ) . 2nd Row : Bill Bateson, Brady Nida, Jim Shaw, Dick Wilson, Bart Cooper, Robert Van Horn. 3rd Row: Mr. Burrier (line coach), Leonard Hardman, Tom Caw, Bob Patterson, Dick Severance, Jack Williams, Dean Porter, Ernest Henderson, Ray Barkley. 4th Row: Dick Gleeten, Lang Thomas, Charles Bronkar, Bill Green, Paul White, Don Morgan, Bob Russell, Mac Clifton, Don Yahn, Roger Johnston. 5th Row : Mr. Slack (line coach), Bill Anderson, Fi-ed Stiers, Darrel Smith, Don Winland, Carl Smith, Max McGlade, Jim Wilson, Dick McCutcheon, Mr. Stahl (back field coach). 6th Row: Max Conrad, Joe Raile, Jack Mahaffey, Lee Gatton, Dick Donavon, Dave Williams, Bill Wise- man, Gene Miller, Jack Hall. 7th Row: Bill Damsel. Don Smith, Bob Wilson, Bill Watson, Bob Renicks, Elmer Jewell, Russel Ross, Clifford Smock, Don Robinson. 8th Row: Ronny Smith Carl Jasper, Kenneth Swan, Elliot Jones, Gene Flynn. Bob Rusk. RESERVE FOOTBALL TEAM ASSETS : Coaches, squad of 60 members, games won, man- LIABILITIES : Games lost. Team injuries, practice field, agers. 2 Games Zanesville — Caldwell 6 4 Games Zanesville — Chansey Dove 14 3 Games Zanesville 42— Cambridge 1 Game Zanesville 0— Malta-McConnelsville Ptl 86 ist Row: Robert Mast, Vernon Swingle, Dave Bateson. Duane Pattei-son. Chuck Kinney. Ross Little. 2nd Row: manager. Elwood Lang. Dick Reinhold, Austin Bush, Bud Friesinger, Doug Cotterman, William Zink, coach. Ed Boggs. LASH VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM ASSETS: Coach. Mr. Zink; 5 games won; Squad members. LIABILITIES: 16 games lost: Non-support of team by stu- dent body ; Locker rooms. SCORES: Zanesville 23 — Alumni 49 Zanesville 41 — Dover 40 Zanesville 30— Chillicothe 56 Zanesville 51 — Linden McKinley 36 Zanesville 35 — Cambridge .— 47 Zanesville 30 — Uhrichsville 31 Zanesville 30 — Coshocton 41 SCORES: Zanesville 55 — Lancaster 42 Zanesville 34 — Mt. Vernon 35 Zanesville 48— Marietta 52 Zanesville 34 — Newark 50 Zanesville 2i--Dover 50 Zanesville 38— Mt. Vernon 39 Zanesville 49 — Cambridge 36 Zanesville 45 — Coshocton 53 Zanesville 50 — Columbus East 3S Zanesville 15 Uhrichsville 30 Zanesville 30 — Lancaster 42 Zanesville 47 — Newark 66 Zanesville 38 — Marietta 56 TOURNAMENT: Zanesville 32— New Philadelphia 35 Swingle, Little, Bateson, Patterson, Kinney West Lafayette accommodating. 87 1st Row: John Williams, Dick Severance. Bob Bozman, Totti Caw, Braden Nida. Morris, Chuck Thomas, Jack Curtis, Jim Jadwin. Dick Quinn, Bob Hardman. 2nd Row: George Vlerebome, coach. Bob ASSETS: Coach, Mr. George Vlerebome; i;i games won ; Bus to games. Squad members ; UABILITIES : Not much practice on game floor ; Locker rooms ; .S games lost. Zanesville 2S — South Zanesvi ' .Ie 35 Zanesville 38 — Dresden 34 Zanesville 38 — Cambridge 17 Zanesville 49— Uhrichsville 25 Zanesville 38— Coshocton - 28 Zanesville 35 — Lancaster 21 Zanesville 40 — Mt. Vernon 20 Zanesville 33 — Marietta 29 Zanesville 24 — Newark .. 32 Zanesville 26 — Dover 20 Zanesville 35- Mt. Vernon 29 Zanesville 58 — Cambridge 23 Zanesville 35 — Coshocton 29 Zanesville 32 — Hopewell 42 Zanesville 32 — Uhrichsville i.. 16 Zanesville 36 — Lancaster 39 Zanesville 20— Z. ' cwark 22 Zanesville 39 — M arietta 32 Pt n 88 RIFLE TEAM BUCKET BOMBERS 1st Row: Charles Mertz. Ed Bealmear. Dwight Archer. Lee Harmon. 2nd Row : . udbry Sibbring, Zane Burley. Byron McAllister, Bill Shira. 1st Row: Tom McCoy. OIlie Rankin. 2nd Row: Beaner Paisley. Dave McElfresh, George Welsh, Paul Bischotf. BOYS INTRAMURAL SPORTS ASSETS : Adviser, Mr. Shamp ; Purpose. To provide intra- mural (within the walls sports for all boys; Good sports- manship ; Boxing, rifle practice, basketball : The winners in basketball. Bucket Bombers Seniors; Wednesday night. LIABILITIES: Locker rooms; After-school games; Mem- bership in other clubs ; The girls have the gym today. BOXING Bob Fell, left: Bern Fell, right. 89 JUNIORS GIRLS SPORTS seniors 1st Row: M. Melvin, B. Hamill, D. Rucker, M. McKeown, D. Coleman, L. Passwaters. 2nd Row: E. Schmid, H. Schaffer, D. Rush. J, Williams. E. Weaver, B. McMannis. 3rd Row: D. Farrell, P. Compton. P. Schloffman, A. Seybold, B. Baughman, J. Prentice, P. Porter. G. Hammer, N. Stout, P. McClary. 4th Row: B. Pearson. J. McDowell. I. Schenk, J. Logan. C. Weather- spoon. B. Settle. B. Neff, V. Williams. P. Morse. SOPHOMORES 1st Row: M. Schubert, J. McKee, J. Madinger. J. Madinger. 2nd Row; M. Carpenter, V. Jones. N. Myers, P. McCuteheon, D. Miller. M. Cooly, P. Mautz. 3rd Row: J. Moorehead, S. Techem eyer. C. Rankin, F.Miller, H. Kronenbitter, M. Adams, M. Derry, F. Wallace, G. Osborne. 4th Row: V. Weaver. I. Kinsey, V. Hill, M. L. Miller. E. Trittipo. P. Pendley, A. Long, M. Shaw. 5th Row: T. Hartley. S. Sides. B. Kimble, F. Robinson, B. Neal, G. Nicholson. B. Murray, R. Wolf. ASSETS: Democratic sportsmanship; Baseball, bowling, LIABILITIES: The gym and after-school time for playing basketball : Coordination of muscles and brain ; Fun of games, friendly competition ; Miss Weber, umpire. 1st Row: Kay Kenily. Margaret Loftus, Betty Lou Yocum, Er na Jean Ruby. Mary Ju Shaw. 2nd Row: Nancy Smith, Nancy Cottingham, Gloria Colcher, Charlotte Mercei , Mai y Bradley, Betty Knapp. 3rd Row: Donna Lou Farrell, Carol Caton, Marilyn Morgan, Lydia Lancaster, Jean Stephenson. Dancing: Mary Westbrook, Shirley Zwelling, Shirley Goldstein. DANCING LIABILITIES: Sore muscles; Dirty floors; No materials for costumes ; LTnappreciative audiences. ASSETS : Posture and poise ; Individual expressionism ; In- spiration and patience of Miss Weber. 90 Girls : Joyce Prentice, Pat Compton. Boys : Jim McLaughlin. Dave Wilson, Bob Burlingame. CHEER LEADERS Function, to lead the cheers at the games and pep assemblies, to arouse school spirit and to be general entertainers. ASSETS: Uniforms; members; sponser, Mr. Austin; lots of LIABILITIES: Lack of support at assemblies; poor place pep. in which to practice ; not enough cheers. TRACK AND GOLF Two assets of Lash were track and golf for the spring of 1945. Many boys participated in the interesting relays at Marietta, Newark, Columbus, Uhrichsville. and Zanesville. The golf champion at the district meet was Bob Rankin. He tied for fourth place in the state tournament. 91 THE VERY RAW MATERIALS Top Row: Alice Lee, Nancy Drake, Cathy Emmert, Alice and Evelyn Bone. 2nd Row: Bonnie Barnes. Jeannine James, Phyllis Myers. 3rd Row: Jean Wagner, Susan Kiefner, Margaret Borst. Maryan a Kaplan, Pat French, Jan Moorehead, Pat Lane, Janie Duncan, Betty Knapp, Mary Louise Graham, Ramona Moeller, Joan Moorehead, Susan Hurst, Ellen Imlay, Vonda Stockton. 4th Row: Pat Clapper, Virginia Johnson, Elizabeth Knight, Marilyn Butler. 5th Row: Charlotte Mercer. Theda Yost, Charmaine Caw, Bob and Bill Hartmeyer. 92 Advertisements Hear Ye ! Hear Ye 1 93 A GREATER AMERICA IS IN THE MAKING and the success of the undertaking depends upon you graduates. Zanesville High School has fully equipped you to make sound and useful citizens and you have the confidence of the community behind you. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK EXTENDS CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES for the future. The value of a good banking con- nection will be apparent to you as the years go by . . . and First National will count it a privilege to serve you. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Zanesville ' s Grand Old Bank 1863 — 1946 94 Established 1923 Congratulations to the Class of 1946 FRANK A. LEONE REAL ESTATE ZANESVILLE - OHIO Schultz Building Phone 130 Fowler ' s China Store 310 Main Street CHINA, GLASS GIFTS Compliments of Taylor ' s Shoe Store W. T. DEITZ, Chiropodist 51 N. Fifth St. THE QUEEN 1st Row: Becky Todd, Sophomore Lady-in-Waiting. Marilyn Morgan, Senior Princess; Bonnie Barnes, Queen; Lois Shiplett and Nancy Wells, Junior Duchesses. 2nd Row: Bob Guss, Junior Gentleman; Bob Winn, Senior Duke; George Powell, Senior Prince, Chairman of Arrangements; Charles Mertz, Junior Gentleman; Ed Bealmear, Senior Duke. 95 Jewelry on Credit at No Added Cost RdBERtS OW eSfSKSeJiKrcy 509 MAIN STREET ' Zanesville ' s Oldest Credit Jewelers SEPtEMBER 4 — First day back ! I wish you ' d see the Sophomores. What are they trying to do — out run the Senior class? Same teachers are back, but names are changed. Mrs. to Miss! 5 — Did anyone get his schedule changed ? Tell me who blocked for you. I couldn ' t get past the office door. 6— We arrived with our homework done. Am I kidding? Fellowship had a meeting. I think Teddy got the worst of it. 7 — Down and down they came, all the many colored stream- ers, while everyone enjoyed himself at the Back-to- School dance. -They drive a good bargain, venders. I mean the Hi-Y pencil 10 — Beginning with the first period D. O. Z. had their first meeting. Wherein they decided to change the Constitu- tion. 11 — Boy, what a Boosters meeting we had last night! It was held at the stadium after the rain went away. Our boys are in good shape for their first game Friday. Breese Drug Store Maple Avenue Home of Frosted Malted and Breese ' s Ice Cream Modern Styling Fresh Flowers Prompt, Efficient Service Means Satisfaction Every Time at MILLER ' S FLOWER SHOP 49 North Fifth Street The Little Shop With a Lot of Flowers WHITE ' S YOUR DEALER 24 HOURS COMPLETE SERVICE Distributors GOODYEAR TIRES N. A. P. A. PARTS ALLIS-CHALMERS Tractors antl Farm Machinery END OF Y BRIDGE Phone 3511 Zanesville. Ohio IFK FLOAT. FIRST PRIZE HOMECOMING PARADE ATHLETIC GOODS Clossman Hardware Company IN OUR 69TH YEAR iF?  I  CX . 1st Row: Shirley Zwelling. Betsy Crossland, Patsy Kerr, Margaret Loftus, Chuck McClure, the Blue Devil. Quality Furniture Company A Good Store in a Good Town Banquets, Special Parties, Breakfast, Luncheon, Dinner Y. W. C. A. Cafeteria JUST LIKE HOME I j 49 North Sixth St. Phone 4005 Zanesville, Ohio 97 For Better Arrangement and Fresher Flowers PHONE 1920 Geo. B. Watkiiis Son Greenhouses and Store Ohio Street at Lexington Avenue Member of F. T. D. We Telegraph Flowers Everywhere Your Sport Center featuring GOLDSMITH COMPLETE EQUIPMENT for every game SWEITZER Paint and Hardware Main at Seventh Compliments THE ZANESVILLE NEWS 98 THE SPOT Main and Fourth Sts. For Your Convenience CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1946 THE DAN COHEN CO. SEPTEMBER— Continued 12 — The new officers for Retailing are Bob Pollock, Pres. : Bill McClellan. Vice-Pres. : Sara Crist. Sec. : and W. C. Smith, Treas. 13 — Why were the Juniors smiling on the seniors today? Oh. the senior D. O. Z. members are voting for juniors. 14 — Just before the game, a pink sunset. It was a good game. The dance at Teen Tyme was a great success, but crowded. 17 — We are going to be very mean to our pledges. say the L.L.C. ' s. 21 — Tough game this evening, but we came out on top. And the poor little D. O. Z. pledges survived the ordeal. Most of them got sick on their sponsors ' candy. (Fine thing.) 22— All the seniors were busy having their pictures snapped. Everyone went to the De Molay dance ; good music, plenty of room. 25 — G. A. A. had its first meeting in the Chemistry room today. They are voting for their new members. 26 — First meeting of Ifka for Sophomores. Good singing. How ' s the Itsy Bitsy Spider, girls? 28 — Lancaster ' s swamped ! Over 400 Lash students attend game there. The Football Dance given by the Zanesville Boosters Association for the Football Squad, and the Junior Booster members of the high school. 99 FXECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY GEO. F. SMITH, Mgr. Coniniercial, Residential, Maintenance Appliance Rep. Ill GALIGHER STREET Phone 626 Congratulations Class of 1946 May the future hold in store for you . . . many years of success, happi- ness and good health. Congratulations Class of ' 46 WILLIAMS DELICATESSEN and BAKERY Phone 1453 626 Market St. OCTOBER 2- -See some queer thingfs in long underwear stalking our halls? Merely L. L. C. ' s pledges. -Been caught ! Well. the halls. vatch out ! The Monitors are in 4 — Those red cards aren ' t dangerous. They ' re for the boosters meeting. 5 — Band from Alliance was competition for our hard-work- ing horn blowers. D. O. Z. sponsored the dance after the game. 9 — Ifka girls are going to be regular Esther Williams, they say. The Y. M. started a rhythmatic swimming class. 10 — Broken dreams this morning ! COMUS is taking pic- tures. No classes. Poor G. A. A. pledges posed in initi- ation suits. 12 — Miss Fox, please don ' t worry. Your librarians will come back. They just went to Marietta to cheer up our team. 16 — The weather was frightful, but we kept warm somehow when we went on the Lutheran League haywagon ride. 100 Not Only Lash High Students But Also Thousands of Zanesville Citizens Regularly Read THE ZANESVILLIAN Published Every Sunday During the School Year For 14 Consecutive Years in THE SUNDAY TIMES SIGNAL (Zanesville ' s Favorite Sunday Newspaper) We congratulate the student editors and writers, and their faculty adviser, on the splendid work they have done during the present school year, and pledge our complete cooperation to those who succeed them next year. For the latest High School News first — Read The Times Recorder The Zanesville Signal The Sunday Times-Signal THE ZANESVILLE PUBLISHING COMPANY Publishers Orville B. Littick— ZHS 1908 Clav Littick— ZHS 1911 101 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1946 MAY EACH TURN OF THE WHEEL BRING TO YOU GREATER SUCCESS COMMERCIAL PRINTING SUPPLY CO. PRINTING — OFFICE SUPPLIES 116 North Fifth Street Phone 867 CONGRATULATIONS ! MILLER ' S DRUG STORE 227 North Seventh Street Phone 557 Compliments of Bonifield Hardware Company Home of Good Hardware 524 Main Street 1st Row : Miss Ruth Louise Horn, teacher ; Sally Seybold, Patty Shaw, Alice Bone, Billie Settle. Absent: Josephine Logan, the only other member of the class. Physiology and Anatomy. HUBBARD AUTO SERVICE 24-HOUR SERVICE 112-120 8th St. Telephone 323 ZANESVILLE, OHIO 102 Congratulations Class of 1946 KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK IN EACH COMING YEAR iNst iiA CE AHd real estate Congratulations to the Class of 1946 from Roseanne Beauty Sh oi 117 N. Sixth St. THE STRIKE On November 7, 1945, Zanesville High School pu- pils walked out. We had been let down by the voters of Zanesville. The School Bond issue had failed. It was not the first time — twice before it had happened. We were lured back by the promise of a special election. It was held, but also failed. It matters little to the citi- zens of Zanesville that their children work in a fire trap, for their slogan is Vive Lash ! Phone 184 Compliments of 1 CENTRE CAFE ! 1 t l ' ' ,t ' ; li! 103 he ffdeal cj rt Studio Established 1893 LEADERS IN PHOTOGRAPHY in all its branches Com plete Line of WOOD AND METAL EASEL FRAMES — MOLDINGS Sixth and Main St. Entrance at 6 North 6th St. 104 WE DO NOT KNOW WHERE THE WORLD IS GOING, BUT A LARGE PART OF IT IS GOING TO THE FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH TERRACE POINT BORDEN ' S ICE CREAM COMPLETE FOUNTAIN SERVICE FACTBILT CREDIT REPORTS COLLECTIONS Mimeograph Service The Credit Bureau, Inc. 205 Richards Building I To the Class of 1946 Compliments of the Bauer ' s Jewelry Store Across from Starr ' s ARTWIL DRESS SHOP 430 Main Street Coats, Dresses Accessories OCTOBER— Continued 18 — Tonight was the night for the Presbyterian wolves to howl. Their Fellowship had a haywagon ride. 19 — Calling All Girls, a new club sponsored by Weber ' s. Father ' s night, but we lost to Cambridge. Hi-Y spon- sored the dance. 20 — -Who was who at the Librarians ' haywagon ride? 21 — Ugh ! Grease paint everywhere. It ' s St. Thomas dress rehearsal. 22-23— Stage fright? Sure, but the show must go on. 25 — Rain, rain go away, but it came down like cats and dogs. We had a football game and lost. Bad luck. 31 — Blue Devils everywhere. We cut them out for the D. O. Z. float. NOVEMBER 2 — Homecoming and no rain. The hard work on the floats showed up. Ifka ' s truck was late, yet they won. Re- tailers gave a wonderful dance. The queen, Bonnie Barnes looked radiant. 3 — What a train the O. S. U. band made at the North- western game I 106 —— f PEGGY ANN SAYS: Congratulations to the 1946 Graduation Class Many thanks for the wonderful cooperation from students and teachers. It ' s been swell. ' est of £uck PEGGY ANN STUDIO MAKERS OF FINE PICTURES 530 Market Street Zanesville, Ohio 106 NOVEMBER— Continued Telephone 387 t 1 McLean Beauty Salon I Zanesville, Ohio Hardesty Building 1812 Dresden Road 6 — Great anxiety about the school bond. We have cam- paigned for weeks. Dismissed early so the teachers could vote. 7 — See page 103. 8 — Back in school. A committee is formed for a new elec- tion. 9 — Beautiful talented girls in that girl orchestra we heard today. 10 — Mr. Schneider ' s English classes went to Denison, Wes- leyan. and Ohio State on field trips. Rain drowned our enthusiasm for college. 11 — Were you at the Point Joint? Some argument and almost a fight. About our team ? Who won ? Why, we did, of course I 13 —Did you wonder? I did. Where did all those good- looking boys come from? Well, Hi-Y had a district con- ference. Huba ! Huba ! 17 — Flash ! Monkeys have their pictures taken ! Referring to the Comus staff. 18 — Ten girls in the cast of Nine Girls, the chiller-diller. QUALITY MARKET WM. L. HERR, Prop. j Meats, Vegetables and Groceries I National Brands Store } CANDY AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES Phone 425 142 N. 7th St. Zanesville, Ohio Compliments of Darby Auto Service 225 Market Street MAY WE EXTEND OUR BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1946 THE CLOCK CAFE 16 Soiilh Fifth Street ZANESVILLE ' S FINEST EATING PLACE 107 Coniplinients of THE ZANESVILLE BOOSTERS ASSOCIATION 108 !M()RK RAW MATERIAL t c RAYMOND C. SEAT FUNERAL HOME 932 Maple Avenue PHONE 860 1st Row: Mary Louise James, Betty Kirkbride. Sally Sey- bold. 2nd Row: Evelyn Dike. Bonnie Dearth. Bill Dearth. 3rd Row: Bob Burlingame. Virginia McBride, Ruth James. 4th Row: Pat Shaw, Nancy Smith. Bonnie Homman. Gloria Brown. 5th Row: Ruth McNerney Burma McMannis, Erma Jean Roby. PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY, 343 North Sixth Street 109 Congratulations to the Future Executives of Progressive Zanesville RALPH J. COOPER Portrait Studio 532 ' 2 MAIN STREET PHONE 3949 ZANESVILLE, OHIO Thank you for your past cooperation. Here ' s hoping you keep that old wheel going around. Quality Portraits Popular Prices 110 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS 1946 — and to all past and present students of Lash High School THE FIRST TRUST SAVINGS BANK Main at Fifth Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of Thompson Radio Supplies 135 South Sixth St. Zanesville, Ohio Phone 88 ! i Olynipia Confectionery Home Made ICE CREAM AND CANDIES LUNCHES 606 Main Street THANKSGIVING Pat Summers. Pat Clapper. Ill Compliments of THE FINDEISS LEATHER COMPANY North Third Street Phone 9 NOVEMBER— Continued 20 Two days until Thanksgiving. We had chapel assembly. What ' s that song, the one that goes If old acquaintance be forgot and never brought to mind, the first mate he fell overboard and he ' s fourteen miles behind. 22 — I smell something wonderful and who doesn ' t? This is Thanksgiving. 23 — Snow, snow, everywhere and what a time some people had lo get back home from the Calling All Girls dance. 26 — Blood donations made by the faculty because Mr. Wood was very sick. 30 — The Boosters gave a really swell dance for the football boys and threw it open to the whole school. DECEMBER 1 — We play the first basketball game with the Alumni and lost. Were our faces red ? 2— Sunday, Grace M. E. and Central Presbyterian Churches had pot-luck suppers. Warning ! Don ' t go if you are on a diet. - V.,..: ■;; j _ ' V idS y fl THE GERMAN BAND George Powell, Ed Walters, Dick Kreuter, Jim Smith, Dave Westenbarger. M. L. COTTINGHAM AUTHORIZED S£ SALES AND SERVICE FORD — MERCURY — LINCOLN 17-27 SOUTH THIRD STREET ZANESVILLE, OHIO PHONE 1762 112 LEFFLER ' S Rite Price Drug Store Fifth and Main Zanesville, Ohio t DRUGS - CANDIES - SODAS i Phone 50  Compliments of Y. M. C. A. CAFETERIA 34 South Fifth Street Phone 2289 CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE BAKERS OF ENRICHED PLEZOL HOME MADE BREAD THE BAKER BREAD CO, WITH THE BAND ON TOUR Is everybody having fun ? ' Don ' t answer that question ! Probably blow you clear out of the window if you did. Yes. with the band on tour, you were bound to have fun and to yell a little louder than usual. The band took two trips to out-of- town games to give the team the old support. They also took another trip the last of April to attend the annual music festival at New Concord. 1st Row: Irvalee Schenk. Elizabeth Jane Beckett. Eleanor Schmid. 2nd Row: Ruth James. Joan Barwick. Norman Howard, Martha Warne. 3rd Row: Faye Folden, Frances Wallace, Barbara Ardrey. 113 SEE THE MORRISON MOTOR CO. FOR ALL AUTOMOBILE AND TRUCK REQUIREMENTS General — TIRES — Gillette HAWKINSON TREAD OPERATORS VULCANIZING — RECAPPING Cars — STUDEBAKER — Trucks 216 Main Street Lot South Third Street ZANE MARKET Orville E. Eppley, Prop. Quality Groceries Meats and Vegetables 510 MARKET STREET Phone 3525 DECEMBER— Continued 6 This is the fatal day, so most of the seniors think. Themes for Mr. Schneider are due. This is one pleas- ure we willingly will to all juniors and sophomores. 7 — Try, try, again. Will Fellowship ever have their Candle Light party? We nearly froze this morning. You know, no coal. So everyone had a jolly time in the auditorium. 8— Why did we lose to Uhrichsville by only one point? 9 — One casualty, a swollen thumb because the hammer slip- ped at the Hanging of the Greens at the Y. W. 12 — We got gyped. Part of the 6th period was cut so that we could be dismissed at 3 :30. Well, we won ' t miss the movie Suez for anything. 19 — For the more blood-thirsty the Mayor had his annual wrestling show to raise money for the Kiddies Christ- mas Dinner. And what a time people had with their live stock. 20— One of our poor substitutes had a shock today when his whole class brought in trimmings for a Christmas party. The New and Unusual in Graduation Footwear McHENRY ' S 316 Main Street 4 -•-.-. . 114 Congratulations Class of 1946 DECEMBER— Continaed 21 — ' I think I know what sardines feel like after we got packed in that pew today. The annual Christmas chapel was held at Grace M. E.. Just before school was out the three janitors wished the school a Merry Christmas. 24 — Woe is me ! It ' s the day before Christmas and I am just beginning to shop. Will anyone get any presents? 25— Guess what day this is? Guess! Guess! CHRISTMAS!!! 26— The only girls up at 9:00 o ' clock were the D. O. Z. They trimmed all day for the dance, then danced all night. 27 — What a blow ! Our School Bond failed again. Tonight was the Calling All Girls Dance. Two dances in a row ! ! Will my feet stand it ? ? Oh ! I don ' t know. 28 — Old and new met at the Annual Alumni D. O. Z. and Librarians Tea. I am afraid the officers all gained weight ! 29 Shame on you, Fellowship ! ! ! And you know why. How was Ivor Rusk ' s stag party for the Clasped Hands ? BINTZ BROS. Southeastern Ohio ' s Most Complete Department Store Longsliore ' s Music Store Since 1878 Pianos, Radios, Band and Orchestra Instruments, Sheet Music 57 North Fifth Street Phone 273 • THE MUSKINGUM MOTOR CO. YOUR CHRYSLER — PLYMOUTH DEALER THE NEWEST MODELS ON DISPLAY COMPLETE SERVICE Body Work and Painting DRIVE IN — CORNER FOURTH AND MARKET 115 Compliments of BAILEY ' S on MAIN Telephone 7 B BYRON E. BORING FURNITURE COMPANY 620 Main Street HOME FURNITURE 126 Eighth Street Zanesville ' s Fastest Growing Furniture Stores To the Class of 1946 We Wish You Success CARTER ' S FUR SHOP 52 South Fifth Street 116 JOHN DUERR CO. LUMBER BUILDERS ' SUPPLIES Everything to Build a Home Office and Plant : 1759 Mavsville Avenue PHONES: 226 — 277 To the Class of 1946 WE WISH YOU SUCCESS Sears, Roebuck Co. 36 North Fifth Street i ! I i DRINK GOOD? IT ' S PERFECT Bottled by Wright BottHng Works 1840 West Main St. Zanesville, Ohio 117 Coniplinients of A FRIEND ART COYLE MEN ' S SHOP 629 Main Street Compliments the frcnch shop 406 mftin STpecT Zanesville ' s Leading Misses ' Apparel Store JUST SNAPS 1st Row: Bill Harper. Carlie Hilderbrand, Bill Green, Dave W estenbarger, Jane Everett, Dorothy Culbertson, Mr. Boggs, Margaret Loftus. 2nd Row: Tom Matheny. Betty Ann Lowe. Mary Ellen Bush, Lois Shiplett. Bonnie Moore. Donna Farrell. Guess Who? 118 JANUARY 1 — Oh ! hum, what became of last night no one seems to know. 2 — Hurry ! hurry, right this way to a big assembly ! And how were our Hill-Billies, Jim McLoughlin and Bob Burlingame? And don ' t forget the COMUS skit! 3 — Our Vice President, John Baker, gave a wonderful speech on Things. In other words, the prizes you receive in the magazine campaign. 4 — Flash ! ! A truck just fell through Market street. It ' s really true. 6 — I feel so gay, in a melancholy way, that it might as well be spring. So everyone went for a walk. 7 — Poor Z. NESVILLIAN had to move out this morning because COMUS started taking underclassmen ' s pictures. 8 — Warning ! Don ' t scratch your head ! One junior thus photographed. 9 — Hands Off that beautiful girl on the Courier calendar. 11 — We played Marietta tonight. We had a wild time. The score was 49 to 50. In the last minutes of the game. Marietta got 2 baskets. Woe is me ! ! Compliments of The Home of Townclad Suits Gaymode Hose CYNTHIA SLIPS FRANK L. DINN JEWELRY Watch and Clock Repairing Factory-Trained Room 211 First Nat. Bank. Zanesville TELEGRAPH SERVICE BEATRICE FLOWER SHOP Tom V. Mooreliead REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Zanesville, Ohio 25 South Sixth Street Phone 2592 Quality Flowers Lowest Prices Special Student Rates 119 Compliments of NOBIL ' S Zanesville Bargain Shoe Store 431 Main Street Congratulations From DUTRO ' S SERVICE DODGE AND PLYMOUTH DEALERS South Fifth Street Congratulations Class of 1946 ' dt oraens Ice Cream — Milk IF IT ' S BORDEN ' S IT ' S GOT TO BE GOOD Compliments of THE YOUNG INSURANCE AGENCY TOM PRICE, General Manager t 208 Masonic Temple Phone 251 MAGAZINE SALESMEN The money they i-aise makes the Senior Memorial. 1st Row: Marilyn Thress, Peggy McCutcheon, Jane Mc- Dowell. 2nd Row: Ed Bealmear, Frank Shurtz, Ross Little, Jim Gillogly. CONGRATULATIONS THE UNITED MOTOR STAGE COMPANY SOUTH FIFTH STREET 120 Shirley ' s Pharmacy Terrace Point SAVE with SAFETY Phone 4 Rexall Store Zanesville, Ohio 26 JANUARY— Continued 15— Who said the COMUS staff does not work hard? We had a dead-line to make and were we eager beavers, believe me. At last ! Candle Light Party by Fellowship and the lights were turned down SO low. Some fun ! ! ! FEBRUARY 1 — The band gave an after-the-game dance. Turn about is fair play. 5 — Was I ever hungry when I saw the S. A. C. candy and cookies? I felt sorry for the 6th period kids. 6 — Movie, The Great American Broadcast. Was I ever bored ? 8 — Teen Tyme is growing. The new furniture was do- nated by Rotary. 9 — Even the gentlemen were pressed into service when D. O. Z. decorated for their annual Valentine Dance. Remember the floor show? 12 — Have a heart? Hearts were sold with war stamps today. 13 — Fellowship and De Molay had a meeting. Grace M. E. basketball team, a party. MAYSVILLE TAVERN Where Good Food Is Served PRIVATE PARTIES Chicken Chops Steaks Maysville Pike at Pinkerton Lane CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1946 The Snider-Flautt Lumber Company Mays alle Pike Phone 1013 PHONE 2623 Modern Beauty Salon 308 First Trust Building Zanesville, Ohio We Specialize in Permanents Mrs. Wm. Wietelman, Mgr. Marjorie H. Sellers SCHOOL OF DANCING All Types of Dancing Private and Class Training 39 S. Seventh St. Phone 3882 121 Compliments of Clarence J. Crossland Attorney-at-Law 515 Citizens National Bank Building r I j Kodaks ZULANDT ' S Drugs Bob EUenberger, King of Hearts ; Rachel Bess Martin, Queen of Hearts; winners in Devilette Contest. ] Dr. David R. Fitz, O. D. I Optometrist — Optician ZANESVILLE, OHIO NOON-DAY LUNCH Fletclier ' s Lunch Across the Street at Sixth and Elberon FEBRUARY— Continued 14 — The King and Queen of Hearts were Bob Ellenberger and Rachel Bess Martin. After expensive campaigning by automotives, they were crowned at an entertaining assembly given by Devilettes. 15- — You naughty sophomores, you ' ve lost your manners and so you must have an etiquette assembly. Shame on you ! 16 — I hope your date survived without being strangled or wildly clubbed. I promise I will give up drinking for good after The Lost Week End. 1 9- -The J uniors got it today. Etiquette assembly. Many people went to Columbus to see CARMEN JONES. 20 — Ifka had a big party. We played a spelling game, with two teams and no one could find the letters. 21 — The junior class elected officers, but we won ' t tell ! Hi-Y had a Square Dance. Swing your pardners ! 22 — Thanks, Mr. Washington, for the holiday. Lost to Lancaster. PRINDLE ' S Bowling Lanes 16 ' 2 South Sixth Street Congratulations to the Class of 1946 Hardesty Crotzer West Main — Linden SHELL SERVICE 4 t. — 122 MAKCH— Continued Compliments of Muskingum Iron and Metal 304 North Fourth St. 8 — A wonderful time was had by the cast at the party after the Senior Class Play. I Have Five Daughters. 9 — Saw all and told all. You know where. Teen Tyme. 12 — The girls are still sighing after seeing the guest con- ductor. Robert Smith, at the Band Concert. 13--Black Out! Not quite! Just How Green Was My Valley. 16 — Our dramatics department was host to the One Act Play Festival. Kay Kenily, Joe Waterman and MIS- TAKEN IDENTITY, winners. 23 — The band ' s beautiful formal spring dance. 30 — Our curiosity was killing us so we rushed off to college just to see what it was like. 25 — How to choose your New Easter Bonnet. by Betty Ann Lowe. Her advice was given to D. O. Z. FEBRUARY— Continued 23 — The cake swung through the air with the greatest of ease, at the 2nd birthday party of Teen Tyme. The King and Queen who presided over the cake were Everett Shilling. King, and Pat Summers. Queen. 25 — Laugh. I thought I ' d die. at the play Dear Ruth. 26 — You juniors were definitely on the ball . You picked a smart man for a president, when you chose Bud Fries- inger. 27— Not a creature was stirring, not even a me. All was quiet at the solemn Chapel assembly sponsored by H.-Y. MARCH 1— It s in the bag. COMUS has gone tb press. 4 — -That man is here again. Mr. Report Card. 6 — Congratulations to those who made Honor Society. Condolences to those who didn ' t. BURLEY ' S Putnam Pharmacy Putnam Ave. Corner Pierce St. DRUGS CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1946 The Bailey Drug Co. Zanesville, Ohio H. S. Butterfield, O. D. OPTOMETRIST and OPTICIAN First Trust Building I 1 Agency for SHEAFFER PENS Bell Howell, Eastman and Argus Cameras and Movie Equipment Shurtz Drug Store Fifth and Main PIONEER ELECTRIC Zanesville ' s Oldest Electrical Appliance Store. Zanesville, Ohio 123 APRIL 1 — April first is here with a splash and you ' re the biggest fool at Lash. 6 — Praise the Lord and hope we pass the College Board Test today. 13 — I ' ll be seeing you there, of coui se, at the April Showers Dance. 20 — I feel rather blue. I have eaten so much candy since noon. Lent is over and we are making up for lost time. 21 — The early bird always gets the mostest pancakes. D. O. Z. Easter Breakfast. 22 — What a struggle! D. O. Z. is voting on officers. Will someone change the constitution ? Once is enough to vote. 24 — Election of Ifka officers with a little political campaign- ing on the side. 25 — Future Retailers went to Dayton for a BIG meeting. 26 — Soon we can take a nice long rest. The junior COMUS staff was elected. 30— Future Retailers give 6th annual banquet for merchants. MAY 4 — May day at Muskingum. We heard some beautiful singing. 9 — To the dearest Mother, D. O. Z. -Librarians ' Mother- Daughter Banquet. 12 — I asked my mother for 15c to see Jim Wilson hurdle the fence. Lash had its track meet. 13 — Business is done ! W-E-L-L, some money is left for juniors in D. O. Z. 23 — It ' s in your hands now. said the seniors on their last day. 26 — Life begins at 18. Baccalaureate. 27 — Don ' t forget to thank Aunt Minnie for that graduation gift. 28— -Women in white and the gentlemen in their best bib and tucker, all ready for class day. 29 — Dear Old Zanesville High, we love you. Commence- ment. 31 — Hi-ho away we go ! Where ? The senior picnic at Buckeye Lake ! DATES I FORGOT! Jan. 6 St. James Youth Fellowship gave the Feast of Lights. Feb. 22 — My date with George ! March 18-April 1 — Chicken-pox, mumps, scarlet fever and measles are on the prowl. Beware ! March 27 — Lash winners in Muskingum-WHIZ contest were Marilyn Butler, Erma Jean Roby, Bill King, Jim Smith, Ramona King, Mary Kaye Redmond, and Marilyn Mac- Cracken. April 3- — U, S. Society of Zoology assembly. April 4 — State Scholarship Test. Muskingum County winners announced. From Comus, Betsy Boggs, 6th, Betsy Crossland, 7th. April 5 — Fellowship Hick-Hop. April 18 — Impressive Easter Assembly at Grace M. E. April 20 — Musical Festival at Muskingum. April 22 — Betsy Boggs absent. Bill is home. April 26 — Lash ' s Shakespeareans go to Ohio Wesleyan, May 4 — Hi-Y Formal Dance. May 10 — Honor Society Picnic. May 11— Dance Recital by Miss Weber ' s Girls. May 17— Fellowship Formal at the Golf Club. May 29— Our speaker for the Great Day is the President of Ohio Wesleyan, Dr. H. J. Burgstahler. Signed: J. V. H. M. FOX PHARMACY Ridge Avenue and Brighton Blvd. . Phone 163 HERE ' S SUCCESS TO YOU, GRADUATES OF 1946, FROM YOUR CLASS JEWELER HERFF- JONES CO. 1407-1419 North Capital Avenue Indianapolis 7, Ind. Joe Cox, District Representative 124 CONGRATULATIONS TO YOU, CLASS OF 1946. YOU ' VE MADE A GOOD CLASS RECORD; KEEP IT UP, AND THIS OLD WORLD WILL BE BETTER BECAUSE OF YOU. THOMAS -ANDREW COMPANY SAYRE, PENNSYLVANIA p. O. BOX 365 PRINTERS — ENGRAVERS THE VERY BEST IN NAME CARDS 125 The 1946 Conius The Fourteenth Edition To Use a MoUoy-Made Cover THE S. K. SMITH CO. j 2857 Northwestern Avenue Chicago 18, Illinois I I I Congratulations Class of 1946 Whether you go on to college, or go to work, may the pleasant dealings you have had with the A. E. Starr Co. during your high school days continue in the days to come. 1st Row: Taking it easy, as usual — Jim Wilson. She ' s got deviltry in her eyes — Joy Thompson. Four Suckers — Joan Moorehead. Pat Lane. Margaret Louise Whyde, and Maryana Kaplan. The mad gorilla — Carol Caton. 2nd Row: What about those tooth paste ads? — Virginia Johnson. Naomi Reed. Is she the apple of his eye? — Ardath Danford. The three musketeers — Winnie Stainbrook. Gloria Brown. Pat Clapper. The dancing doll- — Bonnie Moore. Torchy — Cathy Emmert. 3rd Row: Cute Dog — Bob Hartmeyer and Sarge. Ohhhhhh ! — Leola Hartsook. Th y look positively GRAND together — Mary Westbrook and Dave Judy. Whoop! — Erma Jean Roby. Palpitation of the heart o ' Room 15 — Bill Fowler. 126 WE TELEGRAPH FLOWERS EVERYWHERE KIRK ' S FLOWER SHOP Flowers For All Occasions LOWEST PRICES Say It With Flowers — Say It With Ours 25 NORTH SIXTH STREET PHONE 4586 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1946 SIIVIPLEX ENGINEERING COMPANY ZANESVILLE, OHIO 127 WE ' D LIKE TO SEE Duane Patterson — Minus his grin. Marilyn Morgan — With her hair straight. Mr. Schooley — Without his brief case. Dick Miller — -With wavy hair. Nancy Lou Smith — In her own seat in Law Cla Mr. Schneider ' s picture in the Comus. Alice Lee — Going steady. Miss Higgins — Taking it easy. Rod Rowan — In a pulpit. Leola Hartsook — With even HALF a brain. A NEW High School, (period) Jim Wilson — In a suit and tie. Nancy Cottingham — with a grouch. Fred Barnes — In Zanesville on Saturday night. Nancy Drake — Not talking about Cambridge. Jim Gillogly — Without a Memphis Mirth. CUSTODIANS OF LASH Cecil Parry, Harry Sly, William Temple, William Eichner. Absent : William Moody, Engineer. DIGNIFIED (?) SENIORS 1st Row: Betsy Boggs, Betsy Crossland. Harriet Matson, Pat Clapper, Alice Bone, Newton Burley, Nancy Cottingham. 2nd Row: Patty Shell, Carl Jellison, Mai-yana Kaplan. Jane Duemmel. 3rd Row: Jean Ann Warman, Erma Jean Roby, Dick Guss. 128 GOOD-BYE Pardon My Dirt 1 The Engraving in This Comus is by The Indianapolis Engraving Company, Inc., 222 East Ohio Street, Indianapolis 6, Indiana. 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