Zanesville High School - Comus Yearbok (Zanesville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1955 volume:

. l . A r ' I f I 4 , 1 . , , , ' , 1 a y m. .. 1 AMAA..- 4.1 .1 44- 4 l 7 the 077735 of mneteen Hfty five scans new horlzons lancsullv Hurh School Yanmllh llhlo for Y v' ' ' ' I lv 1 S ' I ll V I, ' A New Era Qpens For Zanesville Youth Our city, in one determined surge, has moved to the fore- front of secondary education. New horizons beckon us. We have a magnificent, modern temple of learning, new equip- ment, new courses, new campus. More important, we have a new outlook on the future i - fresh, optimistic, progres- sive. Forward we march toward fuller personal growth, a finer Zanesville. a greater America. Two the new home Contents Campus Views i Departments .. .,., ., Last Days at Lash Social Scenes ., . Sports .,,,,, i . State Champs Organizations Administration Seniors . juniors Sophomores Advertisers ,. :2 10 ,. 24 95 ...- .32 38 44 80 85 100 ..f 110 ,. 125 of Zanesville high school Our Thanks To all the friends of Z.H.S. Our Pledge Our Hope To do our best in every way To make our city proud of us 4 T l T 'ij new vlstas meet the eye From the rough and weedy falrways of the abandoned Country Club golf course have arlsen new beauty and new ut1l1ty Th1s IS the Hrst scene gl1mpsed by the thousands of v1s1tors who have come to see the startl1ngly modern four m1ll1on dollar Z H S Travel ers from near and far declare that no school 1n the nat1on IS liner Great projects take t1me The mass1ve we1ght and power of our commun1ty began to roll 1n 1948 when a S2 775 O00 bond 1ssue was voted for school 1mprovements After add1t1ons to Wllson and Westvlew only Sl 900 000 remamed not enough The C1t1zens School Bond Ad vlsory Commlttee sald Go ahead Start bulld 1ng. Zanesv1lle w1ll find the money In july 1951 E Mast and Sons began excavatlng for Four the academ1c w1ng and gymnasmm In November 1952 the people of Zanesvdle by an overwhelm1ng ma1or1ty voted another construcuon of the vocat1onal wmg the aud1 torxum the mus1c department and the g1I'lS gym locker rooms and provxded for landscap1ng and equ1pment for the entu'e school plant ' . ' ' 82,100,000 to finish the job. This financed the modern youth 11'l a modem school Glass block gI'H.11ltCllk6 masonry fluorescent llghtlflg acoustxcal t1le these md many other modern features make the new Z H S '1 school of the day md the future a school th It ll1Sp1l'8S 1tS students It IS 111 step w1th the jet age the atomlc age the elec tronlc age Our mmds project forward ln these surroundlngs We feel the Splflt of pI'OgI'CSS Open house and Parents N1ght brought our fam1l1es and frlends 111 droves to share the thrllls of dlscovery The blllldlflg IS so well deslgned 1ts proportlons so perfect that onlv by entermg and explorlng can 1ts lrnmensltv be grasped The 500 foot halls '1 block and '1 space covered IS 85000 square feet nearly two acres There are SIX floor levels mlles of heat lllg PIPES electrlcal COI1ClllltS water p1pCS and two way COITIIHLIIIICQIIOII XVlI'6S whlch are hld den 111 the walls Colors are st1mulat111g or soothlng accordmg to the use of each area Fwe , . - . K 7 . . , C . . - 2 c ' . . . c 2 , V 2 . . . i . . . . , 1 . C , - K 1, .T . , 1 , . . . . . 1. , . I - . . I . . . - . . , I . . 7 . , . 7 . . 1 K7 I - C . . . . . - . , c c l ' l ' l c . half long, stretch away endlessly. The ground Careful planning is everywhere evident. ' A Q T -4 r, 3 ' Q Xt V 1 the home of technical training In the vocational Wing are housed the automotive, metal, Woodworking, and machine shops. Here too are the graphic arts facilities, mechanical drawing, hlueprinting, mul- tilithing, and photographic darkrooms. There are rooms for electronics and ceramic arts courses not yet in operation. There are classrooms for vocational instruction and driver training. All these rooms are spacious and well-lightedg each is warmed by over- head gas heaters. Below. left, is the entrance to the first floor west hall, wing. One of tlie outside schedule hells is located at the across the drive from vocational wing. At right is the roof's edge, and one of the several waste paper con- southeast entrance to tlie third floor of the academic tainers may he seen on tlie walk. ix each season brings its joys For 45 years students at Old Lash had little choice but to sit on the retaining walls along the sidewalks and contemplate the fading summer, the sooty winter, and a feeble spring. Here we have reaches of land and sky, broad vistas of grass and trees, rolling hills, terraces and walks. Here, Nature expresses herself in sunshine and shade, bud, leaf and flower, in snow-clad slope or brilliant autumn foliage, and we can draw inspiration from her various moods. The beauty of the school has been enhanced provement the school gives thanks to these by the gift of thousands of dollars worth of friends. Below are three ofthe evergreen trees shrubs and trees by VVilliam Dunzweiler Con- now decorating the west terrace. struction Company. For this wonderful im- Jnffqlal- nf-,,,f-1 S ,vw-4 'g , .nl Q L , 4, ,Ev - ,if My A , :l f-lg. ,,V A Q - :, - f ,V V W I MNAZW 1 . ,iv . ,xx W, Az' 4, 54 .mtg Where squirrels play Over the hill are playing fields, and beyond them 1 ueelx and xuld ue IS VNl1CIL song lmirds, mlmlmits, insects, and other forms of life uwut tht touncllng of Hdtllll tl11lS 1nd outdoor lLllJ01'i1tOI'lGS. On1'65-acre eznnpns is one of mn Q11 ltcst assets Eight 77'w 1 K E 'Ti1f I fb. . .P 9 ' 3 J s 1 , . ul' I ' N' 1. a ,, 2 ,, .. M4 X ,fa WM ,. I A I ' 'wh -.. . 'tg Q ' I fgri M- ' . - ' 4:2 . . 1-fa. , , r, n . ,,.'ff, .M ,- M 9 J ' ll eff. ' V N fuel 1 Us 4 -,u ., X J Q,,s45f 'Y f , -15 F' 77' 13114: , f tr i ,, ,iq a if ,N A I : The lihrary office is an adjoining workrooin where new hooks arc classificd and IllIIlllN'I't'll. Xlcinhcrs of Iiihrarians Linh ht-lp Nliss l'ox lu-cp things running smoothly. wil SAME K Froin the hall students see attractive displays of new hooksg or collections assembled on special topics. such as games. holidays. or travel. Beyond is the checkout desk. Well-attended library At least one period each week nearly all students are scheduled into the lihrary or in the adjoining study hall, from which they may go to the lihrary at will. The arrange- ment assures all pupils a chance to explore the stacks and encourages full use of this fa- cility. Xlany new hooks have heen hought to stock the shelves and more are coming. M... ima i 2 Wire and wireless The radio studio is the originating point of school programs broadcast over XVHIZ or through the inter-com to all rooms at ZHS. The studio is lined with acoustical tileg there are mike outlets, a piano. and blackout curtains for supplemental use in audio-visual work. This year the room was used for music classes, while the auditorium was being built. The control room contains the P. A. or inter-com switchboard and power units. There is a direct line to station XVHIZ for school broadcasts, and tape recordings can be made for delayed broadcast. This and the adjoining office serve also as headquarters for city wide audio-visual services to all schools under the direction of W Robert Horn. T science taught here Physics lecture room, with its tiered seats. is perfectly lighted. At front is a lec- -- ture table with gas. water. AC and DC current: black- board and projection screen. The room can be completely darkened for screening pictures or opti- cal demonstrations. Twelve ,yi chemists at Work laws of matter The new physics lah puts fresh zest into the re-discovery of world-old natural laws. Heat. light. sound. mechanics, and electricity do their stuff for em- hryonic Isaac Newtons. Adjoin- ing are office. stockroom. and darkroom where Nlr. Boggs plans and prints. lr, 3 Q 9 The shining new chemistry lab is quite different from the dingy, sulphurous dungeon at Lash. This is like jumping from a medi- eval alchemisfs shop to a modern research laboratory. The stock- room beyond is spacious, neat, pleasant. Nlr. Roe directs ac- tivities here. ,..f- 'ID' F! -ima lancl and livestock This corner of the Farm Management room has students examining a corn exhibit from the display case. Here are taught general agriculture, soils, farm management, conservation and geography. There are two sinks, gas connections, maps, blackout curtains, and cabinets for reference materials. Adjoin- ing is the stock room with a sink, cupboards, cabinets, and instructors' desks. Mr. XValker and Mr. Carter occupy the platform. typical classroom Pictured at right is Blr. Strongls history room. Note the glass block wall, movable desks. blackout curtains. and fluorescent lights. aw if I W 5 1 Ml!! 11 retailmq practices Distributive education room has ample space and typical store equipment such as display window counter, stock drawers, cash register and shelves. Display material is provided by cooperating iner- chants. Miss Sebach supervises this course for seniors. driver education Four teachers, three cars, and a class- room insure a crop of excellent young drivers for Zanesville. The semester course ends in u driveris examination and a driver's certificate from the state - that is, if the instruction Htakesw. Teachers: Mr. Koonts Cin chargel. Mr. XViley Qseen herel. Nlr. Hutson. Nlrs. Frazier. transcribing 'l'hc latest style KllL'tllflOIl l'l'CUI'Cll'I'S 1111' found i11 the tr1111scriptio11 room. II1-rc .hllllil Nine Shultz uses the Dict11pho11c. :X foot pc-dnl co11trols the m11chi11e. stopping and stnrtintg it to suit the speed of thc typist. typing Fifty latest model typewriters Csix of them elec- tricj, zldjiistahle desks, dc111o11str11tio11 stand, record player and other equipment fillCllIllillQ good teachcrsj give students every llllVilIlt2lg0 i11 learning this skill. business machines Advanced students may get ilCqll2llIltCCl with il variety of modern office equipment and mu- chines, and may practice until proficient. Below, top row, left to right are: ditto dnplicator fSue Squirel, mimeograph Us-an Bealel. calculator fDonna Framcj, second row: comptomctcr Chlarilyn Tuttlej, adding machine ffda Hernl, bookkeeping machine QCarolyn Stiersj. Office training is directed by Mr. Shai. 401:113- 'WJ v'f. by if Y nf ziiz . f lf s needle Wheedlers taste tempters In Nlrs. Shats Foods classes each ufamilyw plans its breakfast menus. checks to see how it meets the requirements of the l3asic-Tv food groups. and also plans luncheon and dinner to complement the neecls for an adequate dayis diet. judging by the final result. lier girls know tlic way to a mans lieartl A clifficult pattern is an exciting challenge to Xliss Groves' expert seamstresses. The girls are taugllt to construct almost everything tliat can be macle witli a neeclle. enabling tllem to save from one-fourtli to one-fifth the reacly-macle cost on cloltlles budget and liousellolcl textiles. At right below Slieila Powell pins up tlie hem of Alice Turner's new spring frock. X .'x pf tomorrow S homemakers In Nhss Hooks new hOlN6I'D3.lxlIlg class nursery glrls Ielrn duld Lire 'ind techmques of hfnndhng b1b1eS gf' suth real hfe SIZCCI dolls But wot doll lnsteqcl of blbs ' The qlrls are tlught tiblc settmg ind technlques of 6lltLI'fllH1l12 Thls ph IS of the course Ins C1Tlph1S1S on the socxal S1dC of homem lklllg rlther than on the Qctual prep 1I'lf1OIl of thc mefxls ss h1ch IS taught hx the Foods clqsses c,lltSld6 It 18 1 snows dis hut hue Z II S flnnlx members Luther xhout thclr Sllllff fll6 SldQ lll thelr model hung room to tonsult reference hooks on the subnet ot chnnerxx are fm the purpose of cl iss chs Lussxon The new course telches Ill ph lses of home hwng 1 -4 ss . 1 4 I . U X 1 Q' ' . 1 , 1 L Q 2' I1 I 'K K . A K . k , A f I fgryusg be to the girl who uses the word ' s t 1 c 2 1' . , I' L' ' ' z K 2 x ' ' K 4 ' ' ' X 2' ' X. Lge i. . - z . 2 1 p . - 2 a z ' ? s K wg y ' ' 2 Y Iv 4 s 1 .K 4.4 '- ' f' - ' Q R ' Q ' K ' 'L J x ' ' .2 R 'Q- l ll is 3, E ta if - X ---I 4' graphic arts , --42 Thc graphic arts tlcpurtincnt in the vocational huilcling is hcaclccl by Xlr. Nliraclc. The lurgc room is cqnippctl with tht- lute-st typc of ucljustahlc clruwing tahlcs. inclntling an ilhnninutctl tracing tnblv The ninltigraph machine- in tht- hackgronntl can turn out high quality olfsct rcproclnctions ol' photos drawings. and typccl inutcriuls. The v1n'i-typcr has many sizcs of typo and proclnccs lincs of cxuctly equal lcngth for nc-at composition. Blucprinting. Ozalicl printing. and clircct copy printing cqnipnient is on huncl. Thcrc arc also papa-r trinnncrs and stuplcrs for hincling. blue-printing Below is sonic of tht- clnplication cqnipincnt thc graphic arts clcpurtincnt: at lt-tt. hhicprint- inqg at right. an clcctronic copying nmchinc. l l 4 .ef darkrooms Atljaccnt to the th cquippctl photogi loading room. 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H ? . -. if V1 N-s THE SCDCIAL WHIRL Y.XV.C..-X. and Y.NI.C.A. youth pro- grams not only keep our young folks reminded of celestial hori- zons. hut provide plenty of whole- some fun as well. Glenn Sheridan played for the Ifka formal dance, NE1'TUNE'S COURT , on No- vemher 19. and the aquatic theme was cleverly carried out with card- hoard fish and sea-horses. Pictured at left are Stan Slack and Joan llull, King Neptuneis attendantsg the king, Tom Ilaleg his queen, Anita Ropetcrg and attendants Russ McCoy and julie Harclesty. The Y.BI. gym was transformed into a HXVINTEH lVONDEHLAND', on December 18 when mem- hers of Teen-Tyme and their guests danced to the music of Bill Kings orchestra at the annual holi- day semi-formal. i Aff it 0' xl sf. f 5 'Pi I L35 31 izfaj, QW 'I ' 3 J pm, f - .Q ze' 1 ,v3f2't11 .., . , Sei tiuhlh. 29' .TPL x - J j ,yn i- 5 G - 'SA-4 f -X 'fwfr 1 N, LJ, ,512 twig, ASH af. .rf J, Q 1 , , -P , 1 r w 'Y W A , 1 nw ' . 9 f S' I S I K ,iff . 1 ,N : A., .a dauntless splrlts and clarlcmq feet UIllllbITl lyecl hw Old Xian Weather the l'1cl1eQ of the court md other loval fins cheered the Devlls on to trlumph then hastumed to the SPHCIOUS new gxm to dance t1ll Illldlllgllt to the ITIUSIC of VV1vne Xlar t1n The seml formal Homecommg dance was sponsored hw Dlstrrbutwe EClL1CdtlOll Club whrch gave compllmentarv tlclxets to semor Blue Devll Stars mtl man lgers Lhaperons were emplovers of retarlmg club members l Twenty mne I 1 n - . v ,. ' - I ', . ' 1 f . , L . 1 I c ' .vi v ' 1 , 1 ' ' ' '. . f - 7 f '1 A , 4 1 1 ' v - U v x ' 1 7 K . ' '.f - - ' ' -. , . ' 1 - . I . . .c c .. I 1 w l l see king and queen The Ifka girls formal dance was one of the biggest social events of the year. Much inge- nuity was exercised in planning the decora- tions to coincide with the aquatic theme, and the dance had its own King and Queen Nep- tune. apple for which Witch Librarians club, not helieving in all work and no play, always holds several parties each year. Here the girls enjoy appropriate games at the Halloween party at the home of Marcia Rutherford. blind lady's buff The close cooperation between the Y.XV.C.A. and the school insures Zanes- ville high teenagers plenty of good Wholesome fun. Kactus Korner provides a cozy nook for many pleasant evenings. pause that refreshes The Y.Bl.C.A. contributes a great deal to the social life of Zanesville young people. Here, at the Hi-Y Christmas dance. two couples gather around the tree to receive candy favors during a lull in the music. twice a queen Cornelia Bridges-who expressed a wish to go to New York City in her role in last year's play, Uptown Expressv-really got her wish this year. Shortly after she was crowned Z.H.S. Homecoming Queen, she was also honored with the title of Miss Zanesville and an all-expense-paid visit to the big city. singers must eat XVhile Mr. Fawcetts group of Sing Along Club members were waiting for completion of the new music wing and confining their flights of song to a room in the academic wing, they felt the need of the great outdoor spaces for further exercise of their talents. Here, after an evening song fest, they enjoy a wiener roast in Xlr. Fawcettis back yard. socks off--shine on Hail, hail, the gangis all here at an in- formal get-together in the YAI. gym. Note the shine on the gym Hoor. NVhen shoes must be discarded to keep that shine like new, young sock hoppers must catch a little rest between dances. babes in wonderland Nobody could truthfully say which was more fun-the informal moments or the occasions when everyone has to get all dressed up and the young lady is pre- sented with a corsage from her dancing partner of the evening. The holiday frolics. with old grads back liome, are among the most eagerly anticipated affairs of the year. football golf basketball SPCDRTS hit the glory road Man of the Year To Mr. W'ayne Ashbangh, Coach of the Blue Devil Basketball State Champs of 1955, we dedicate this sports section of Comns. XVhen the Z.H.S. fans hoisted him to their shoulders. the act symbolized their high regard for him as 21 man and a coach. The team, student body. and old grads alike pay homage to a real gentle-- man. a trnc Sportsman and a topnotch mentor. te11111s boys gvnl g1rls gun Wlth horlzons unllmltecl The 63 lere eunpus It the new ZH S olfels x lst P0bbll7llltlLb m the held of lthletles Here our students Lan h ue plentv of room 1nd fresh ur lor 111 then outdoor qlmes 1nd 0I'Q,1llllLLl sports Outdoor tennls badminton, xollexlnll md lnslee tlmll eourts 1re loe xted north ol the gsm Por the hrst tlme ZH S has lts own trlele 1nd footlnll pr1et1ee held There ire lnselnll 'und softly 1ll dll monds and a pr letlee golf eourse In tune to eome we IU W haxe our own lootlmll StdlllllD1 The horlfons tem 1rd whleh we sul lll ithletles seem almost unllmlted -Xnd to m 1lee the storx eom plete we elld lndeeel toueh the Hippx Isles tlns reeorel xe lr It seemed enough to h ue 1 splendlel new UXII1 where students eoulel h ue unple flellltles for phx sle Il ed el asses Whe re our lmslxetlnll te nn eoulel P1 letlee ind plu lt home But our hens deeleled thex should not leeept 111 the se fuors 1nd que no return So thex pud off ind h l1MlSOIN6lX the fnst C121 teun ofthe new Z H S xx 1ll go down H1 lnstorx IS the Stlte QHIINPS ol 1933 Tlzirfy-three F U Boftmn How: Cllr-n Lewis. Don Sidwcll. Stanley Slack, Bill Thompson, Larry Cox, Jerry Cooper, Don Sgontl. Butch Xlorrison. Chuck Dirkse. Dick Tahler, jerry XVatton. Second How: Maurice Archer, Phil Stanton. Jim YYorstall, Steve johnson. Ted Piekrell. Boll Bitchason, Cordon Bliekle, Frank Tignor, Bob Gaiters, Doug Palmer, llerh Emrod. Standing: Coach Don Stahl, Coach llarold Slack, Donis Tolcr. Charles Hodge, Boh Nutter. Cordon Silblnrirlg, Danny Seln-filer, Larry -lanes, Pele NYM-khain. linss NIeCoy. lfngcne Dickinson, Head Coach George Ylerehome, Coach Xyilylll' .-Xslilmaugll. football summary . Scores ZHS Opponent The Z. II. S. 195-1 football team finished the 14 Cleveland East Tech' ' 0 season with an over-all record of six wins and T Columbus East .. 20 three losses. and a league record of five wins 40 Marietta 0 and two losses. They finished third in a much- 90 Dover 14 improved C. O. L. league with Lancaster as ' champions and Newark in second place. 20 C0Sh0CtO11 H ll The senior boys who will he lost to graduation 20 Cambridge 7 are: Maurice Archer, Boll Nutter, Steve john- 0 Newark A 13 son, Stanley Slack, Don Sidwell, Doug Palmer, Ted Pickrell. Bill Thompson, and Donis Toler. 7 Lancaster 19 Next years team will miss their services. 36 Chillicothe 20 second half 'icome on, teamlv A determined team trots hack on the Held to Students roar encouragement as the Blue Devils finish the job of whipping Coshocton, 20-0. stage a final assault on the goal line. 6 'wg 5 x ' Q!! -Liga 1 5 V' I , , If . f 43 Q 7 V w A . ig' K 'X Q. if pg' 32,14 5 Q ia Q w.. K it i S s ' I ,B I J '--4+ , fffwwr, . 94. 5, -C ,, uf. G 4 .134 C.U.l.. CHAMPS 1955 :fri 'A A W? Kc.: W -ary. 5 Zi if 54 A, ua i 143 EZ Bollom row: fllvn Lowis. Dong l,1llllll'l'. lloclgvr llnnnn. Larry Crist: Hou' 2. llvalrl Conch Nlhyin- Aslilmnligln. Ilulc- Young, lion Curtis. Clmrlvs Claim-, Don Branson. Torn Bollingvr, linac -3: liriliv Bylllllll, Stllllllf' Slack. jerry Cooper. Dale- NIL-Lain. Donis Toll-r. Assistant Convlu Hnrolcl Slnrli. basketball The Z. H. quintet enclecl the rcgular second season as champions of the C. O. L. Tlic twnn started slow. losing, tlirvc of thc- first six cn- countvrs lint tllcn Conn-li A-Xslilnuigli fonncl thi- right conilnination :incl tlio rc-niuining gunivs were won lmiulily. Aftc-r that. things lwqan to pop. Tnrn the pug:-. H4'1on': 'llln' lmoys swill .1 piL'lQ-lun--lip.. 1ll't1'l' winning .inotln-r om-. Iliglll: Clin-crli'nclc'1's rm-sponcl to an not twitclicr us Blue' Dcvils forgm- lllllklfl. 09 ' f.. J I ., Nj' 5 mm if v Xlt. Nvrnon Coshocton Newark Cliillicotliv Dovcl' Canton Tiinkcn Caunlmriclgv l,i111cast01' Nluricttn Cliillicotln- Coshocton Xcwurk Xl2lllSfll'lll Dover Cillllllllilgt' lnlllczlstm' Nlaricttu 5 K m 4,-.1 F ff' iw OPP. IHS 61 58 55 56 63 66 02 52 63 43 47 47 50 61 49 56 I A P D-. x 1. 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P S- J Nui' QA ..f-J., 7.4 'M ' ,FL 2' 3:3 if f E f ar 'I -., Y 6 W ,f !,, fi - I? f if 1-4 QV , f W, Q? gg X 1, 'rg a , f' 2' 1' ' 5 2 :B it X If-,K 2 l ' 51.,A A ' I J Sq!! 1' T' 5. -1:--17: K2 S A ui i 1? 51 Wi- JV ,,: A Zz NEW CONGO BLUE DEVIL ohio state senate resolutlon The follow1ng rcsolutlon wls offered bv Senator Tom Moorehcad in thc Ohio St ltc Scnltc Chlmber on 'Nlon diy M lrch 98 1955 800 oclock pm Ind adopted bv the Senltc Extcndlng fLllLlfltl0IlS on the p lrt of the Ohlo Scnlte to the Zmcsulle lugh school blskctball te lm Cllss A baskctblll champions of Olno 1955 VVHEREAS The knowledge that the ZlI'l6SVlllC high school basketball team Nluskmgum county has won the hard fought for seemingly ever evasive most coveted trophy 1n Ohio scholastic basketball the Class A Cham pionship of Ohio has been received with magnanunus acclaim by the members of the Senate of the 101st General Assembly and VVHEREAS The Zlnesville high school Blue Dcvils displlyed the tvpc of kcen competltxvc spirit smooth md llI'lSllflSl1 tc lmwork tcn lclty Ind never sly dlc attitude so truly Amcnc ln by being the least favored of the cight tc uns to cntcr the tournfuncnt semi finals 'md advancing to the fiml gune there to come from behind wxth a dazzllng demonstr ltlon of passing shooting and ball handling to win 1 56 42 victory over the stellar opposition of Cincinnati Hughes and WHEREAS Colch VVayne Ashbaugh has instilled into his team the same American Splflt xalor and ab1l1ty to fight with their backs to the wall that has made us victorrous as a nation in overcoming one crisis after another from the time of the Revolutionary Wlr down through the Korean conflict and VVHEREAS II1tLI'SLll0llStlL sports arc lnvfllu lble lb 1 mc ms of prep lrmg our youth for the in my great txsks and ll8I'dSll1pS which will f ice thcm as they contmuc Jn lifc md txkc oxcr thc lulderslup of thclr C0l'l1lllLlIlltV their state and their nation therefore be xt RESOLVED That we extend our hc lrtfelt congratulations to the Zanesville high school basketball teun the Blue Devils for raising from the position of underdog against stalwart opposition to win the Class A champion copy thereof to be spread upon the yournal 'md be it further RESOLVED That the clcrk of the Senatc tI'lIlSllllt properly l.lltllLI11lC'1t9d copics of this Resolution to Don ild F Summers superintendent and Ralph Storts prmcipxl of thc Zanesvillc high school Coach Wlyne Ash baugh and mcmbcrs of the tc llTl Icrry Coopcr Llrry Crist Ronny Curtis Doug Prlmcr Doms Toler Rodgcr Humm St ln Slick Don Br mson Dale Young Charles Glusc Dlle VIcClun md Glenn Levus underdogs all the Way The states sports writcrs misled by three early se ison ZHS defeats conslstcntly underrated the Blue D6XllS throughout the season Our decisive victory oxcr hlgh ranked Mansfield 64 50 should h ue tipped them off but thcv chose to considcr this in lccldent md l1cpt Zlncsullc out of thc top tcn rxtings All through tht tournamcnts no vo1cc w IS r uscd outsldc thc home town predlctmg 'my great future for Colch Ashbiughs bows This only nude the fruits of xlctory more delicious A string of 19 strught wms with the list one putting ZHS on top of Olnos best spcaks for rtsclf This was no accident but the work of 1 grelt tclm of Dauds knocking off the Cohxths Forty TOURYANIENIT CLEAN SVVEEP Z H S OPP Sectional at New Concord New Concord Cambridge District it Nl rrtins Fcrrx Toronto Bcll urc Rcglonll It Cmton Cmton Txmkcn Akron South St ltc at Cmcinnlti Akron Central Cincinnati Hughes Scxsons Record 77 won 3 l OS I I . b . 2 iv . i ' i x wi l x Q l - , . 1 f, 1 .1 , ., : ' . . 1 1 t 1 '. 1 , . 2 1 1 1 1 1. i -1 1 1 , L 1 Pg l 1 . 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A , ,ii New ,., M? 01925, wma ' , , ., I ,f M' if-f- ', za ,.,.A . fi if x -V ..V.. , ef 1-v v ., ,, ,..,. ,V , 4 ff ,.., 1 512.-.,,5,.gE,1,i,a,,l P4 , 1 Q W 5 . 24 Mama A---f ' L zwwfiwfw Q iff 55935522 , , ' if KEQWQMZ '3'a' z f 4 ,ww fAHoAfaQf-74 5 1 f '9 V7 5 'ff 3 5 4'f,,4v.x-17 reserve football Coach Stahls IGSCIWG football team vs on 1ts last th1ee games after tlelllg the fust and losmg the sec ond These bovs lne 1 rugged llfe sprmg and fall to make next XGITS x 1rs1ty 1 better team reserve basketball VVOrkn1g unclex C0 ich Slack the reserve basketball team turned m 11 successful recold of ten wms md fixe losses All of thelr losses wexe by close m argms Szttzng., Inn Plclxull D1 mn lqlllxlll Dmm Boctchcr Dxcls Cosgrtu umns Mycrs Blll B1ug,,lnn lll P llmcr lfclltr Don Br nnson Bob 1' ullh nbcr Arnold C xspcrson How 2 Dofl VV1gst1f'l V21 ns Slwyer Tom Moorclu u Thornton John VV1tson ack VV1lson Illll Schrlclx Fr llllx Rxttrn housc Larrv G1lJSll11 Llrrx Tnlor Bob h'ILGll1ft Hou, 3 Co Ich Don Vi IX nn VV1lson Tom ll ull Ch 1rl1s Hllt Elrl Muller M1111 I'I'1Ll1Sll'l Ioln ll 1rcl1 sts Ion lxtnmclx Ctrl 'Worms Row 1 Rogcr B1 st C11 n L1 sus mm Bot ttlur Hou 1 loscph E lrl Nilllll C xrx 11 Clurc 1 lonl '1 s un Row 3 NI Ill 15,11 Bull B lllglllll ln D 111 ioung, Don B1 Anson J um s jlckson VV1ll1ts S lwx LI Co lLll H xrolcl Slack I ,1 - tw 7 c . i ' ' 1 . I 2 1 7 2 7 1 Q I ' f: ' A , i1 . 1 .Y x 1 3 7 , 1 P A L' 1 Y u, J - Q, ' 1 ' 1 , 1 - ' 2 - , 1 3 , '1 1 - , if ' Q . ' : 1 1 J 1 1, ll't.' li , , e fad, lxi I' , 1 3 , -' . 1 , .. h 2 U, 1 r . K - 2, , ' J , 1 U' 11' , ' 5. ' - : 1 ' Stahl, Irie Ilughes, Tom VVilson, 'z I' ' ' .' , 1 , . 1 1-, 1 '-,r -I'-.'-, 1 ' ' - - j, 1 l 11. ' : f- , 1 - 2 V., Da j ' - - . ' 2: B'll v . , 1 1 ' , xi I' IX '- , ' 1, jim Tut f, ' ' VS 'lic . ' : 1 1 1 Y ' 1 f 1 , 1 2 ' 1, '1 , , 1 1'.' , ' .'1 .1- 2 c - F orty-two golf The Zanesville Blue Devil golf team, under coach Bill Zink, had a winning season of five victories and four losses. The team finished third in the C. O. L. tournament and second at the district tourney, beaten only by Tiltonsville boys who had an exceptional team average. baseball Our 1954 basebill teun ended the season with 1 record of six wins and four losses The team won the sectional tournament before losing to Tiltonsville in the first game of the d1str1ct The season scores were Hopewell 8 1 South Zanesville 3 7 Coshocton 3 4 Newark 4 1 Philo 3 6 Coshocton 7 0 Newark 8 5 Newcomerstown 6 1 Newcomerstown D 7 Tiltonsvllle 3 4 btandmg, left to Mght Eddle XValsh Chuck Giuse Mr Link Ronnie Kutasy Kneel mg left to right Charles Hamilton Vernon Robinson Denny Hlddox Glry 'Vhzer Bottom mu, left to rzght Cary Shook jim Burkhardt Doug Pxlmer Dick Hlle Bob Ross 7nd rou, Couch Harold Slltk Niorty NVolfc Ed XV1lson Roger Nlahaffey B o b C lrlisle Xhnager Lips Furcloth 3rd row Crorge Elstettcr Rodger Humm Chuck Pettry Ned Bun Lxrrs Crist Li I Fl H nv F ortq three 2 2 ' c ' - z . 4 - ' 5 V - - . - - ' a -'a 7 9 9 7 - . . . ' 7 ' x ' '-'a ' ' K 0 ,- If V . y P . : . 7 K I ' K4 f 7. . ' 7 7 L i - 1 1 1 J, 1 1 . . , . . , . , A J '- 4 5 1 5 7 I.. 'J 1' If 1 . 2 . 7 . ,y 5 I A 7 A 7 1 ' ff . , . . K '- m L . ', . . A 41 . 3, I. H ' l I 1 . , .l I Il ,. . , Y s r 5 A H 4 Y 1 v .- ', 4 V , . . . Q X 1 x 1' X X X - x ' X ff 1 , s ,..- , -v 'l lvv--, 4 l FI. A Fong-f H. S. Induction V. I. C. Demonstration Band B QRGANIZATICDNS hitch their Wagons to the stars A . ...Ai Safety Patrol Senior Fund Movie Operators The many organizations at Zanesville High School acquired new impetus this year with their increased opportunities. Two local chapters emerged from their modern workshops to place mem- bers in top state offices. Programs were enlarged in scope, and state and national recognition was awarded for several club projects. Yet, as they hitched their wagons to the stars, they were ever mindful of the debt they owed the public. Service organizations banded together to protect the new school equipment and to provide a desirable atmosphere for the thousands of visitors. Z.H.S. activities, that had always stressed service to the school, now rose in gratitude to assist with the needs, not only of the school, but of the community. Forty fue 4-- they speak for democracy Zanesville High School government and activ- ities are administered through the organization called STUDENT COUNCIL. The powers be- hind the Student Council are the student body, the administration, the faculty, and the council constitution. The student body is the main con- trolling factor, as the administration favors student government and is always reluctant to exercise a veto. The success of the council depends upon the student, who should keep in close contact with his homeroom representative, and let him know any measures he thinks should be brought bc- fore the council. To prove that our students are willing to assume responsibility, the student council has under- taken to supervise the students and building by articulation through the following commissions: School Living, Communication, Citizenship, Re- search and Survey, Social Events, Leadership, Recreation, and Traffic Control. F orty-six Hou' I: Mrs. Curry, adviser, Tom llale, pres., Sue llartsook, secy., Iean Orndorff, Barbara Chattos, Mari- anne Riley, VVilla Ruth Carrich, Mr, Zink, adviser. Row 2: Shirley Suttle, Jill Youmans, Patty Smith, Eleanor Dunniire, Rosetta Bellinger, Joyce Cvortner, Margaret Robinson. Row 3: Paul Newman, Francis Cook, Gene Dew, XVaync Mc-Millan, Bill Factor, Henry Lee, Gary XVeaver, Larry Seigel. Row 4: Kay King, Nancy Fields, Dottie Sheridan, Kristin Kauffmann, Karen MeCloy, Glenna Piper, Carole Lucas, Ann Harvey, Carol Osborne. Row 5: Larry Brown, Roger Steffy, Rodger Hunnn, James Iackson, Jim Knapp, Don Summers, Earl Conabee. AlJ.s'ent: Roger Best, jack llardwiek, Sandra johnson, Russ McCoy, Kinsey Tanner, Robert Young, Shirley lloldren, Donald Brock, Francis Sehiele, Chuck Cause, Jane Peugh, Irene Politis. Myron Hubbard, Gene Dickinson, Janie NValker. Z I 1 X t Q l 4 I 1 - - 1 Q B me-n and Women of distinction Blemlwrship in NATION.-Xl. HONOR SU- GIETY is onc of tlu- gI'f'2lfi'St distinctions ll high school stuclc-nt may attain. us it symbolizes out- standing zicliicvcim-nt in the four curclinnl prin- ciplvs of the organization: clllilI'2lCtf'l'. l,c-acl:-rsliip. SL-rvicv. and Scholarship. Each Novcmhvr tvn pc-rcc-nt of the sc-niors arc' chose-n from that upper one-fourth of the class and are incluctccl at an imprcssivc cancllclight ccrcmony. The following March five pvr ccnt of the juniors arc- sclcctccl and 1'0cc-ivvcl into thx- socic-ty. Xlujor projt-cts of tht- organization incluclc svlling -AHl'i1il4'I',S Digcstf' tutoring pupils. suhstitutim: for tvuclic-i's. Qrzuling junior Ninth Tc-st. uncl pur- clmsinq worthwhile- fihn strips for various cle-- purtnic-nts of tht- school. Olficc-rs are 4-lc-ctc-cl twicf' ll your. and the clulm is uncle-r thc- czipuhlv lcuclvrsliip of Xliss Yzinclcn- hurk. with Xlr. Plant actin! as tuculty' tI'l'LlSlll'l'I'. Roni I: Miss xv1lIlQlL'lllJAlI'k, Bill Thoinpson. Pvtl' Criclcr, Linclu NVilliauns, Ifiuniic' B1-Il, Dixiu Knowlclvn, joan Bs-ul:-. Sum- llitthcrgr-r. Ruth Ann NIL-nhorn. Nlurgurct Lucas. Donna XYuhl. Roll: 2: Kay llill. .li-nilr-c Swopc. In-ni' Politis, Bob Ross, Stn-vv Lucas, Icylc Norris, Judy Anse-l. Sum- llurtsook. Hou' -3: Ilcnry Lu-. Carolyn Bulog. -Inna-t Anclvrson. Carolyn Bjornson. Klurgurvt Phillips, Nauru-5' Guru-r, Gloria XYurnm-r, Nlyrnu XY2iIlIll'I', Nlurtlm Kay llolwrts, Gwcn Xloorn-. Anita llopefln-r. Hou' -1: Lurry Si-igs-l, Mary Brown, lflo Dvnnis. Suncly G1-yor, Kris Kuufnunnn, juliunn Suwycr, Orw-lla Shaw, Shirley Ilolcln-n. Burlmru Buugllnnun, Sonclru lluflinun, Arlcnm' Gill. Toni llulm-. Hou' 5: Kll1S1'y Tuiim-r, Ifurl Conuluvc. llogvr llunun, lfrm-cl Arclwr, Kr-itll NIL-Gluclv. lorry lfstock, liogvr llurnion. Xlnyiu- Xlm-XIill.in. Ifrvcl Burwiclc. Hurry lironkur. ,'ll1s'1'l1!: Xhrjoric' Ge-4-. ,Luau-s wl.lC'l'iS4YIl. Juni- Pixuqli. COI- nt,-li.1 Bridges. Forty-seuen How 1: Miss Fox, Nancy Carter, pres., Carolyn Bjorn- son, vice-pres., lleberta Cantwell, seey., Myrna VVagner, treas., Linda Milder, jane Coffey, Linda XVilliams, Connie Smith. Row 2: Sue Hartsook, jenilee Swope Vaughnette Smith, Mary Ann Bollinger, Kay Nessline Martha Roberts, Patty Smith, Irene Politis. Sue Ritt- hergcr, Donna Frame. Hou: 3: Pat llosey, Fannie Bell Judy Kendall, Dottie Dutro, Ann XVllllilIllS, Anne Allen Dawn Ann Coulson, Nancy Frame, Barbara Benadum Ev S Se ,L NIL-lainie Schulthcis. Hou' -1: Alcan Orndoril, Virginia llarper, lane NValker, Marsha Leckrone, Sue Squire, Carolyn Stiers, Florence VVlllllllllS, Nancy Dunmirc, Ann Harvey. Row 5: Judy Gormley, Cynthia Nicllenry, Kris Kuutfmann, Marcia Rutherford, .luliana Sawyer, Nlelenic NIL-Nlillen, Joyce Cerlmer, Sondra lluilman. Linda Nic- Vickers. Absent: lane P1-ugh. book lenders The main purpose of the LIBRAHIANS CLUB is to serve the school hy working in the school library during free periods. Members are chosen on the hasis of willingness to Work, dependability, and initiative. and must he approved hy the present members and their adviser, Xliss Fox. Projects include sponsoring Dads' Night and the April Showers Dance as well as selling school supplies and Blue Devil pennants. Lofty-eight ladies with lamps .,,1,,--.... , . . - ll ll lmlz Xl H5125 cwqgiiiixn-cl in l't'lll'lI1lI'Y ol I9-ml with liorty c'li11l'tn'r iiiviiilww. iiitc-rm-sts girls in pt-mmiil zuicl Q'UllllIlIllIltY lll'Llltll giml 1-xpltm-s tht- livlcls ol' pmlii-ssicmiigil giiicl pi'.1cticail iiursiiig. Ullic'n'rs iiml alclvism-11 Xliss llrtllllllllltlll. im-vt l'l'Qlllill'lf' with tht' LlllYlSllI'f' lmimnl. whicli is cmiiposa-cl ul l'l'1N'l'Sl'IltilllYK'S lrmii lmth loc-all liuspitiils :mil tha' lllvclltill 2lllYlllill'y aissuciutiuii. Thc' zlclvismy' lNl1ll'4l has ln-1-ii IIlStl'IlIlIK'lltLll iii nlitizliiiiig UIll'5lLlIllllllQ api-iikws, in 41l'i'i1iiffiiiff lm' L-zicli chili me-inlwi' to K ,N spa-ml ll night Quill clan with ll SlllKll'IIt iiursc- Lis '1 'flu-st ul thc- lirmspltails :incl iii l5l'OX'lCllIlQ nmtt-rmls lm' wal-1ii'c'li. l'iltx liiiiim' giiicl sc-iiioi' girls gm' 1-ni-ull:-rl lui' tht- lchd-06 l'llilll'i' XIIYSPS f,lIllD. Row 1: Bliss Biuigliinaui. sprmsor. NIni'g11re't I,llL'LlS. pri-s.. Putty Fritz, vice-prvs.. .lauiicv Cliwiiii-r. M-cy.. Biirlmm I.11c4is. cor. svcy.. ji-iiilt-v Swopi-. tri-tis.. Nll'l.lIli1' Schul- thcis. Donna Ifriiiiiv. Ruin 2: Cunniv Smith. Shirlcy Ihmcl. Georgia Kuppt-l, I.i11cl.1 ,-Xa-l1.ilim-r. Kay Hill. 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' 1 A 2 G, is I F , 1 Magi' ,,, 4 Row 1: Mary E. Brown, Flo Dennis, Miss Stewart, Lynn Jacobs, treas., Ruth Ann Menhorn, pres., Icyle Norris, vice-pres., Joyce Gerber, secy., Fannie Bell, Janet Adam- son. Row 2: Linda XVilliams, Jean Beale, Sue Hartsook, Sue Rittberger, Patty Fritz, Jcnilec Swope, Anita Bopeter, Donna Wahl. Row 3: Marvine Havens, Ruth Ellen Schemanauer, Barbara Rath, Janet llelbig, Kay Mc- Connell, Janice Greiner, Barbara Campbell, Margaret Lucas. Betty Ann Sippey, Martha Kay lioberts. Row -1: Peggy Holland, Mary Smith Fish, Shirley Blake, Judy Ansel, Barbara Lucas, Sondra Huffman, Irene Politis, Rachel Holbert, Arlene Gill, Judy Gormley. Row 5: Bonnie Brown, Marjorie Mautz. Mary Reid, Orvella Shaw, Julianna Sawyer, Sandra Geyer, Barbara Baugh- man, Carol Denny, Pauline YVhite, Gloria W'arner. Absent: Pat Butler, Shirley Brunton, Shirley Gilmore. Georgia Kappel, Delores Kimble, Carol Mahaney, Erma Maxwell, Gwen Moore, Pauline Morse. they lend a helping hand FRIENDSHIP CLUB is composed of senior girls who are selected for their creditable atti- tude in school citizenship. They assist Miss Stewart, girls' dean, in orienting sophomore femmes and other new girls. In the roll of big sisters they act as guides and offer advice about various phases of school life. Their many proj- ects include all-girls discussions of problems of absence, illness, and social adjustment. Friend- ship is in charge of girls, restrooms and the clinic and decorates the Christmas tree in the foyer. Friendship member, Shirley Blake. directs juniors. Caro- lyn Brown and Shirley Frame. to their homerooms on the first day of school. Fig, 'UQ 11Qi1v'f7l 'l si' ,ru qua , x p ya, A dt- Chl' S F all M4 www ff f S -4 if 453 3 r as 4 N .Q I. N 1 yi 4 . -fi y .1 . A .4 'gs' , LV ,og-rs - 'Q IAS-'J' Q'-Kmg' Top: Conius Advertising Manager Henry Lee, right, and liis assistant, Bill Balderson. ponder over layout for an ad. Below: Pliotograpliic editors XYayne McMillan, Sliir- ley Lent, loft. and -Ivan Beale listen as adviser Mr. Carta-r explains ilu- knack ol' choosing good pictures. photographers Tlu- eiu-rgctic people who snap. print, and develop all tlu- pictures for tlu- publications do a little posing tlieni- sclxes tor tl cluuigc, Kneeling: Bill Factor tcliief photog- raplicr 1. -Is-anninc Si-xcraiicc. David Sclnicidcr, Sfllllflillgi Alfred Zinn, Hill llargroxr. Blirdcttc- Sniytlic. X1 Top: latron Editor Ilarry Davis and Assistant Club Edi- tor Darlene Slater contact prominent townspeople lay plione. Below: Senior Editor Cornelia Bridges, left, ad- visor Bliss Ferrell, and Editor-in-cliief Sliirley Blake dis- cuss ii prolmleni concvriiing senior portraits. CQMUS Yearbook staff duties extend tlirougli 'tlie eutire nine and a half months of scliool. Coinus calendar includes securing ads and taking soplloinore-junior pictures in Sep- temlmerg scheduling the first of tliree sulm- scription drives in Octolierg mounting pictures as fast as the pliotograpliers can snap suitalmle onesg writing copy in- lmetween-tinies to meet tlie April deadline. reading proof, distriluuting lmooks, and starting all over again in May. ll .1 ff f' .9 -In .C Inq X B nfI -,wg .png ,A Xi x. Top: Cluh Editor Orvella Shaw, left, Faculty Editor Marilyn Tipton and Suhseription Manager Dorothy Levi- son rejoiee over a panel which has proved 11 jinx Cwith for awhile. some missing linksfl Below: Sophomore Ifditor jim lloherts and Junior Editor Esther Dillehay assist hard-working S4'eretary-Treasurer Lora Deavers, COMUS Myomf .I Top: Cluh liditor Bill Keener, left. Sophomore lfditor Sally Barrick, and Suhseription Manager Earl Conahec double as Comus plaeard earriers to remind students of the deadline for the seeond dollar. lieloug: Sophomore Editor Barham Baker, Barhara Burkett and Ken Burke eh:-ek copy during their regular Comus period. room agents Coinus room representatives handle subscriptions and picture pre-vues new horizons sales in rooms which are not canvassecl by regular staff mein- bers. They are valuable yearbook aides. Hou' I: Carole Nloorehead, Carol Benner. Donnie Harris. Burdette Smvthe. Richard Rogavin. Row 2: Jerry Hale. Mary Anne liiley, Xlelenie Iloale, Faced this year with the inter- pretation of student life in the magnificent new high school hefore even some departments CComus darkrooms includedj were entirely completed. Comus personnel had ample inspiration for pen and picture. hut an enormous responsihility. lie- tween these covers they have attempted to give you glimpses of the widened horizons noxv visihle to Z.lI.S. students in their academic and vocational work. their sports and inanilold activ- ities. Patty Mohrhoff, Vonda XYhitlinger. Row 53: Ruth Ann Gregg, Joe Kennedy, Diane Mclntirc, Raymond Vlitiker, Judy Stoffer. vpn is Y quill and scrawl RIIIL' I: Al Zinn, Nlalreizl RllflIl'l'f0Nl, Miss Ferrell, zitlviser, Hliirley lloldren, Kris liilllflllllllllll, Stzinley Slut-lc. Rmb 2: linger llnrinon, Flu Dennis, Kay Ilill, Sue llnrtsoulx. lrn-ne l'ulitis,Lii1tlai NVilliiuns, Bulm Condn. lion' 3: .lzielx RHIIISUY. Carrol lin-nm-r, :Xnn Nlilliznns, ,luck lfentuii, clllfllljll lijurnsun, -Ii1lli'Xv1lll'iC'l', Lt-ali XY1llll'l', Daniel Selineider. Z.-XNESYILLIAN. il part of the Sunday' Times Signal. is ri weekly publication ot current high school news. Staff niemlmers give nnieh of their leisure time in addition to the regularly sched- uled period to nnilie the pulilication of the Ztinesvillian possible. This yeznfs stall was eoni- posed of fifteen nienihers with Xliss Ferrell tis adviser. Mf- , iw Q. Shirley lloldren guided the 1954-55 stall with Kris Kiinllmaini as assistant. Roger Iliirmon and Linda Williams edited Inquiring Reporterg Irene Politis penned 'kXVithin These Portalsfl Stanley Slack und Boh Condu were Sports Egli- torsg and David Schneider and Al Zinn were pliotogiupliers. Ann XVilliuins was adept at features and other stuff members served as reliuhle heat reporters. special assignment and rewrite men. Shirley lloldren. Editor in Chief, center, Kristin Kauff- nmnn, Assistinit Editor, sezltezl, Inn-lc Raiiiisc-5' und Linda Xlilliznns. l'1l'Zltlll'4' lfditur. L-rmnsult tlif' fain-sxilliani hle. proud pedaqoques Zum-svillei high clmpter of F.T.A. is uflilintvcl with thc' mitional FUTURE TEACHERS OF ANIEHICA anal is aulvisvcl hy Miss XVurclack. Nlcinhc-rs arc lmciys and girls who are illtvlx-stvcl in cntt-ring tht- tc-zicliiiig profcssion. Chnl: prugrzuiis i-i'ilfLlI'0 gm-st spa-alkt-rs who arc caipahlv lt'1lClll'l'S auicl mvmhurs gain at lvust one clay ot cxpvri- vm-v hy nlisa-rving class in t'll'Il1l'lltlll'y schools. s 2 F s ,rf-'Q l .'I'.A. lllK'lIllll'l'S. Alucly ,-Xnsc-l, uml Orvclln Slmw. assist an sturlm-nt with lu-i' studios at limm-vt-lt -lllllltll' lligli St-Iimil on Yisitalticm ns in cllllm pimjvvt. day lima I: Miss XYlIl'Cl1lQ'li. Alucly Aust-l, pri-s., cJl'Yt'll1l Slmw. vim--pri-s., liurclm-ttv Smytlir, tri-us.. Clwvli Nlmrcxiw. sm-y.. Juuvt llvllmig, lint-livl llollwrt. limit' 2: I,incl.1 Lamilac-rt. lluth Xlviiliurii. Nlnrgialrvt I,11c'us. jauiiv l All'l1lllltll'. Carolyn Billing, Kay llill, Ruth Sm-limxhunuu-r, .-Xiiitn liupa-ti-r, Num Xlhlltvr. Ilnu' 93: R45 King, liuth Cin-Liu. Cluri.m Nllirin-r. Irvin- XVl7TtlllllLftHIl. Maury li. Brown. fill-mlum Siiiipwn. Altlflxll' Lurtrm, Xiurutiri-t liuliiuwin. limi J: Sxllll fi1'l'llIiHl. llflllfft-l ltinln-rts. Shirlwy llulcln-ri. S.mrlr.n Ili-5411 Nliirlvm- NX'liwlvr. l.inrl.n S1-nrt-li. Shirli-5 Bruntun. l'.1tt5' Swup:-. S.1r.1 Ianni XY: 11 mls. ,ll1x:fnI: Hflllllll' lirrmwii. Nlilflrvml Nl:-lliximlml, Fifty-fine never forgetting the Word of God Hou, 1 Vinny Nlchols Dune Osborne Cvntlul Xllst SllLI'I'lL Supplu Cl11rl1 G0OlxlIlS Cxrolxnne llorn lxly VVllltC head Donn1 Nlereer Cirol Puslty Ehzxbeth Turner Leonl Greenwly Blrblrl Dcrwtcter R011 7 J11netYV1ll1ams Patty Nlohrhofl Clrol Beth Shxnn Imogene Long Joyce Prosser lxlthleen T1ptOH Judy Xl 1les Slndrl Wrlght 'Vlargle Haught Al1c1a Ev ins Cxrol Osborne Hou, 3 NV1ll1 Ruth Clrlth NIITV Lou Strouse Llndt Luhtncr Nincy Frlck Robertl Lmd V1rg1n11 Bfinet Slfldfl Johnson Nl 1ry Ed1th Rovston Glorm Canter Judx Clrter Belll MCAlllSf6f Jo Ann FIFIHLI' Hou, 4 Nl lrlene VV1sLm Ill Nl 1rl1 Elmore lxlthv Turner ClT0lL S1 lrl Connle DIYIS Jo Ann Long streth Sxndrl Lewls Ch u'lott1 VV1lson Judy Stolpcr Elt mor Euglthlrt Xllftlll Anclt rson Trudy YV1lson Row 5 Jlne Nlefov Ctrol Dnnnls Nl 1b1l Ctrrtl Clrolyn Inns Nllrllvn Dulry Juut Bn In Juclw P1 lrson lxlthcruu DIVIS GlLHHl Piper 1 ln Echnlbcrry lxlrgn Nlnfloy Bxrb 1r1 Bxlttr Nltllnle Boll Btrbara Ch lttos Elleen Slxter Suzmne Bxrker Imren Ermkson Hou, 2 Sally Barrlck Jelnette H1r1non Sh1rley Suttle Join Xl rlght Bexerly Nlurphy J1ll Younuns C1C1lV Ebert Connle Scmlin Sinclri Porter Nllry Ann Free m n Ixlren W ltsor Rom 3 Sllly Hihn Nl 1rv Lou Frlunfelter Bexerly Shell Nlncy Andrrson Betty Tollms Dune Fmnlt Sh1rley Grubb Betsy Chlrlps Jlllll Illrdesty XX mdl Bfirth P1tGr1flith Rmb 4 Jln Russell Connle Hon csty N1 1rth1 Estotlt Rohm Axhne Joyce Runsu Juclx Blrncs Sllly Huron Nuuy '1 tlhthtt Judy Fuller S1r1 Belhngfr Jo ln Non lxrnml Row 5 Delores Hobcrts xlII'Slll Xnthars Malo Vmlurs Vondt XV1tthng1r Judy Ptttxt Arlene Ixunblc Sue Ann Pu nter J1 ln Hunter Ch lrlottr Brp Int Jlnet Ylllson Thelml Holbcrt Xlrglntl RC1d SOPHOXIORE IFKX 1S one of the schools seruce 1ct1v1t1es and decorltes Kactus Korner largest groups SIIICG It IS open to all sophomore for the Lax 1nrf1c show Facultx '1clv1ser IS Nhss g1rls who XV1Sl1 to lttend find wcept the Ifkfa Nlflthews Y Teen code The club 101115 111 m uw socul md I 1 u T' u ' .1 1 ' -1 1 1 '1 11 1 1 V' 1 1 1 1 'I J . 1 1 1 , 1 , 1 1 1 1 , , 1 1 ., 1 1 , 1 - 1' , 1 1 1 , 1 1 ' 1 , 1 1 , 1 1 ' 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1. . . ' 1... ' , A ! 2 x 7 5 x 3 K 7 I L C 3 A ' , 1 1,1 1 1 1-,11, ', 1 1 1,1 1, 1 , 1 1 , 1 1 , 1 1 , , 1 1 , j 1 , 1 1 , 1 1 . . . ' . 1 1 1 1' 1 1 , 1 1 1 ', 1 , , 1 1 22 , 1 1 '.', - 1 1 Y . , '. 1 , ' 1 , 1. 1 . 1 . . 1 . ' . 1 ' . L ' 1 ' A J, 2 ' ,', 1 1 ' 11 ' J 1 lf, 1 Z I 1 ' , l l 1 , b I' 'Z ' , 1 ' I I .' 1 1 I 1 11 1 1 1 V1 1 1 1 1 1 1 'x 1 1 D 1 1 Row 1. Mlss Xelle Mathews, Dlane Decker, Carole Lucas, Sally Anne Flack, Barbara 'loler, Rose Ann Achauer, 1 1 1 1 1, 1 , 1 1 , 1 1 1 . . . . 1 '. 1 ' , 1 1 , 1 7 ' v ' 1 I J ' 1 1 1 1' a '- s - a 1 x . v 1 1 s 1 1 7 - C ' 1, 1 1. . - . , . . 1 1 1 '. . 1 - ' ' ' 1,,1 1 1 , ,11 , , 1 1 ', j , ' 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 , 1 . . . 1 . 1 , - 1' 4 1 1 1' I ' . 1 '1 1 '1 V v 1 1' Y1 1 Y1 1 W1 ' 1 I 4 1 V1 1 1 , 1 1 1 . , 1 , I 1 1 .i , 1 1 ., 1 , 1 1 1 , , 1 1 ' y 1 . ' ' 1 , 1 , 1 , 1 . - . ' . 1 - 7' . ' ' . 1 . 1 . ' ' 1 1 1 ' ' . , 1 . . . 1 . 1 ., 1 1 . 1 . 1, ., 1 , , 1 1 -, -1 1g 1, 1 - 11 ,11 1, .1 1, f 1 - 1 7 c c E , K 7 C n 1' C -V l L 1 1 1 c . - . ' 1 1 1 1 trustworthy to all, eager to help JUNIOR IFKA is open to all junior girls regardless of race or creed who are interested in the club and willing to attend the meetings. Two important projects are providing decorations for Lavinrac, the annual carnival, and participating in Friendly Beggars Night, when clothes and useful articles are collected by city grade school pupils, sorted by Ifka girls, and shipped to needy people overseas. Miss Boggs is teen-age director of the YVVCA, and Mrs. Harris is faculty adviser. Row 1: Beverly Bunting, Marlene Lawson, XVanda Carpenter, Nancy Shook, Jo Ann Norris, Joyce Gortner, Kay Mc- Bride, Linder Mildcr, Barbara Russi, Phyllis Kovaleski, Vaughnette Smith, Rose Toth. Row 2: Mrs. Harris, adviser, Carole Moorehead, pres., Florence Sue NVilliams, lst vice-pres., Melenie McMillen, 2nd vice-pres., Saundra NVest, secy., Dawn Ann Coulson, treas., Gretchen Sehnabel, Linda Lambert, Gwen Hess, NVinifred Rogers, Pat Hosey, Becky Hack- ctt, Judy Kendall, Carolyn Baird, Shirley YVatson, Maryanna Clapper. Row 3: Carole Barker, Joan Hull, Dixie Mit- chcll, Leah Waller, Jacqueline McGahan, Glendora Simpson, Rosalyn NVille, Sandy Erickson, Barbara Buxton, Rita Beck- ert, Corrie Kooyman, Gwen Darnell, Rosetta Bellinger, Sally Allen, Barbara Pollock, Kay Nessline, Darlene Slater. Row 4: Patty Smith, Ann German, Carolyn Brown, Ruth Ann Gregg, Gail Abelc, Margaret Bone, Barbara Benson, Jackie Lorton, Kay Sarbaugh, Barbara Benadum, Anne Allen, Marianne Riley, Dottie Dutro, Nancy Frame, Sara Jane Woods, Betty Taylor, Maxine Piper. Row 5: Kay Nicklaus, Judith Jordan, Margie Erwin, Jean Orndorff, Evelyn Shaw, Bar- bara Hodgson, Linda Search, Annette Parry, Deanna Melvin, Carolyn Lewis, Kathryn Ball, Carol Jean Smith, Charlotte VViseman, Ann VVilliams, Linda McVicker. Row 6: Marycthel Osborne, Marsha Lechrone, Diane Mclntire, Nancy Taylor, Jane XValker, Sherry McCloy, Marcia Rutherford, Sue Lane, Alice Thress, Shelby XVatts, Irene YVorth- ington, Ann Harvey, Cynthia McHenry, Dorothy Levison, Shirley Boetchcr, Virginia Harper, Jeanette Pryce. Absent: Donna WVeaver, Donna Sunkel, Rose Mary Kreager. Qaa -M-.V Q- Q ---1-w .sv,.,w--f.r- - ara- - A wean' ' 'S'!iWr't?1 ,J tr treeolom and brotherhood are their goal If we can grow as simply As common blades of grass, Both tall and straight as trccs grow to the sky. Then We can lcarn to know. To know and miclorstantl Ourselves ancl otha-rs-what wc do and why. This is the song of the SENIOR IFKA girls as well as of Y-Tc-vns all over the worltl. It states Well the Ifka goal. Building better personalities is the main project of all Svnior Ifka members. and an important activity is providing talvnt for the animal Lavinrac. F1 tif-eight Rau' I. ,Iuliana Sawyvr, l'rt-s.g Anita ltopm-tt-r, D4-lon-s Liclitncr. Donna Smith, Donna Ale-xanclt-r, Ir:-nc' Politis. Donna -It-an Smith, Mary Ann Bollingvr, Robe-rta Cant- wcll, M1-laniv SCl'lllltl1ClS, janv Coftcy, Mrs. Dillard. atl- yiscr. . .Row 2. Nora YValkcr, Carolyn Sticrs, Barbara XXX-lsh, Suv liittln-rgt-r, Suv llartsook, Commit- Smith, joan Bc-alt-, Myrna XVagnt-r, jcnilcu Swopc, Margaret Robinson, -loan XVilkins, Linda Williams. . . Row 3. Dixic Knowltlcn, Fannie Bell, Sonclra XYilson, Rat-hcl Holbvrt. Martha Kay Roberts, Flo Dt-nnis, Marilyn Tipton, Hclcn Varncr, Mary Rs-id. Margarvt Phillips, Nlarvinr- Havens, .loan Pipvr. . . How -I. Ruth Ella-n SL'lll'llll'l1illlQ'l', Dixis- Somcrvillc, Bonnit- Brown, Cwvn Moore, Sandra Coy-r, Nancy Cartt-r, Barbara Baker, Alyce- Yl'lIl'l1l'I', Barlmara Cossett, Carolyn Balog, Bt-tty Ann Sippy It-ylu Norris. . . . Row 5. Barbara Floyd, Mary Elizabeth Brown, Son- clra Huffman, ,Indy Cormlc-y. Carol Dt-nny, Shirlcy Ilol- clrcn, Oryx-lla Shaw, Kris Kzuillmann, Barbara Bauglmian, Gloria XVarnc-r, lfritziv I.m'ison, Connit- Ilimtsman, joyu- Ct-rbcr. . active aides Olfl ILE ASSIST.-XNTS, chosen by Miss Stewart Lolltct ibscnu slips tllyc out ot lftbllillllte ind Mr Buxton, are boys and girls who plan to rceords uid assist tht two dmns Miss Stew lrt follow the vocation of office work. These active is adviser of this group ucles answer the telephone, file record cards Hou: 1: Mr. Buxton, Mary Lou Strouse, Kay McBride, Jeannine Sew-ra nee, Bernard Smythe. Row 2: David Moody, Cary Moore, James Mathews, Bob Cooper, Donald El- more. Row -3: Karl Ridley, Roger Mahaffey, David Cale, Allen Abt-le, Sain Paisley. Row 1: Miss Stewart, Delores Kimble, Georgia Kappel, Carolyn Balog, Kay Mc- Connell. How 2: Sybil Norman, Gretchen Sehnabel, Patty Broughton, Mary Bt-id. Row 3: Joyce Gortner, Corrie Kooynian, Nancy Curry. Absent: Rosalyn XVillie, Marvine llavens, Boberta Cantwell, Eleanor XVilkes, Shirley Lt-wcllt-n, Shirley llowell. movie masters The visual education program could not function without the MOTION PICTURE OPERATORS to project films. They are assigned to duty during study periods by Mr. Russell. audio-visual chairman of Z. II. S. Any boy willing to learn may become a member of this group. Row I: Mr. Russell. adviser Bill Osborne, Doug Taylor. Hou' 2: Torn Tyo Steve Riv, Ronnie Mil- son, Bud Moore. Role 3: Toni Dickinson, Jim Paisley, Don McConnell, Bob Bruckner, Jim Pitts. Absent: Roger Cramer, Fred Mautz, Bill Brown, Richard James, Ralph Stotts. panel art DISCUSSION GROUP is a select group of eight or ten students who are interested in the art of discussing a problem under the direction of a leader. These students learn the rules of intelligent open-minded discus- sion and, with their adviser Miss Kurz, have participated for eight years in the annual state conference sponsored by Ohio State University. Rilllj I: Carolyn Storts, Judy Ansel, Ann German, Barbara Buxton. ROIL' 2: Bill Factor, Jim Jackson, Miss Kurz, adviser, Toni Hale. Larry Siegel, stop! go! drive carefully Traffic arteries around Z.II.S. are carefully guarded, for across those lanes walk the most precious people in the world-Z.II.S. youth. The SAFETY PATROL boys join with parents, teachers and law enforcement agencies in the discouragement of screw- ball driving. Mr. Shamp is adviser of this group. How 1: Mr. Shamp, Jiin Jackson, Tim Jones, Jerry Hale. Row 2: Gary XVeaver, Nelson Foucht, Danny XVilliams. Absent: Don Willey, Bill Ilartley, Ronald Smith. Francis Sehiele. Charles Cruinbaker, Dale Temple. David Ilylbert, Ilarold Ilarney, Max Goldsniitli. Paul Newman, Bill Jeffers, John Singleton, Fred Archer, Glenn Czigans. private secretaries TYPING ASSISTANTS are a group of girls who work with the typing instructors to help students learn the mechanics and principles of typexvriting. Members are selected from students who have either completed a two-year typing course or are enrolled in such a course. Row l: Charlene Rogers, Carol Gribben. Beth Davidson, Connie Ilunlsinan, Marjorie Mautz. How 2: Connie Smith, Jeannine Severance, Sally YVietzel. 2 f he 2 QQ if ta 4 ' 'bij if H. . ref A I 00000000000 00000000000 6 goool sportsmen LEADERS CLUB was organized in 1929 by Mr. Shamp, the present adviser, to pro- vide him with an efficient corps of assist- ants. New members are selected by the club's present members and must be re- sponsible and interested in athletics. Club motto is 'iTo promote clean sportsmanship, particularly in athletics, and to render service to the schoolf, Hou' 1: Mr. Shamp, Roger Me-Glade, secy-treas., Larry Crist. Gerry Mizer, Chuck l'ettry. How 2: Cary Shook, pres., Dave Starrett, Rodger flumm, jim Burkhart, john Power. Hoa' 3: Steve Lucas, Roger Mahaffey, Bob Brown. Carl Factor, Dave Thress, Bob Ross. this is Zl-IS RADIO STAFF was organized to provide interested students with a complete picture of radio operation. Members are chosen on a basis of scholastic standing, interest, voice, musical and writing ability. Under the supervision of Audio-Visual Director, Mr. Horn, the staff broadcasts a program over station XVHIZ each Saturday. Row 1: Linda Baker, Sherry McCloy, Mr. Horn, adviser, llarry Bronkar, Alice Bowers. Row 2: jim Saunders, Cvven Moore, Mary Spragg, Donna NVahl, Peggy Mauk, Eleanor Wilkes, Bob Paisley, Darryl llarmon. Hou' 3: Fred Barxvick, Margaret Lucas, Patty Swope, Kinsey Tanner, Dixie Som- erville, jackie Lorton, Barbara Pollock. Allseul: Pauline XVhite. amoeba hunters BIOLOGY LAB ASSISTANTS is a new organization made up of pupils interested in biology. They help collect and prepare materials for class and quiz pupils on cur- rent assignments and special assignments. A major interest in science is a required qualification for membership. Miss XVur- dack is adviser. lion' I: Sandy Ceyer, Carol Renner, Miss VVur- dack, adviser, Mary Il. Brown, Patty Bell. Hou' 2: john Saflell. Ilarry Davis, Margaret Lucas. soienoe sleuths The CHEMISTRY LAB ASSIST.-XNTS are seniors who took chemistry in their iunior year. They must have at least a HB average in the subject and show signs of leadership. They help Mr. Roe. their ad- viser. in tl1e laboratory and benefit both the school and themselves by assisting with chemistry recitations. lion' lg Melanie St-hultheis. Ruth Mt-nhorn. juli- .inna Sawyer. Orxella Shaw. Barbara Baililliilnln, Mr. Roe, adviser. Ron 2: llenry Lee, Xancy Car- ter. jim Saunders, Martha Kay Roberts. jane Peugh. 'loin llale. Ken Burke. lime 33: Kinsey 'lannc-r. jerry lfstoek. Hou fl: Bob Bruckner. john Thninpson, Bob Daniels. Bill Keener, lfarl Cona- bee. 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'f - ': '- . 7 M , C f ,mar Sumly C.4'y1-rcllrvt-ts tvllow lln-spmm, l,1'l4'c.I'lKll'l'. l,lIlCl.l Xlilliauns, :xml Irvm' llolitis in an l'l'll1'2lfS2ll for urlllll' Curi- om Suvugm-. talent unlimited Tlw X,X'l'lUN.Xl4 'l'HliSl'lXX SOCIIICTY ms llll honor wcwtx' 111 tlu- wma' flmt StllCll'IllN am' Qmutml llH'Il1lX'I'5llII3 tor llilYlllQ pu tor1m'cl me-ritorious work in tlfillllilllk' proclun hom 1ll'l'Sl'llll'Cl lmy tllc' lllgll school umlvr tlu rlirc-ction of Nlisx Dawkins. Tlu' plcclgf- ol IlIl'!lll7l'l'Slllp plgwvs upon tht- stllclc-nts tlu- olm llLfiltlUll ot LUSIIIIHIIQ Qlmultl-1' tasks and rvspon silnilitim in L'21l'l'f'lllQ forxx'4ml tln- llfilllllltlk' il program. Tha- motto is t'.Xct we-ll your part the-rv all the honor liesf, Hou' lg Nliss lluwkim, ll.u'olml Smilln, ffornvliu liriclgl-x, jolm Tlnolulpwn. Num-3 l'lYllIlIi', l,iml.4 Klilliaum. Hou' 2: Tom Atkinson. Dixim' KllUXVlill'Il. 1.41-li Iinlllwy, Nauru-5' Carte-r, lion' 3: Nlyrrm XX-.l!lll'I', llomxie- ll1llllIl1lNll1'illl, Bill 'l1llUHlW son. Nlalrslia- Phillips. In-nv Poliiis. - christian youth Membership in HI-Y is open to any boy ot' high school age who will accept the HI-Y purpose: To create. maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards ot Chris- tian characterf' Activities include co-sponsoring all chapel services and the Homecoming cere- monies. Advisers are Mr. Martin of the faculty and Mr. Mansfield of the YXKI.-X. Row 1: Paul Martin, ad- viser, Steve Lucas, pres., Larry Siegel, vice-pres., Roger Harmon, secy., Kin- Y . 3 sey Tanner, Bob Bruckner, - 3 A Darryl Harmon. Row 2: Dan VVillia1ns, Mike Smitley, 2, -f sf, lady champs GIRLS ATHLETIC AIDES number twenty-four girls: twelve juniors and twelve seniors. The new members are chosen from the girls of the junior class who have earned sufficient points in athletics. Projects include sponsoring Mothers' Night. the Pigskin Prom and the ever-popular Soc-Hop. This year they arranged an impressive Christmas display in the D. E. C. A. window. Adviser is Miss Mclntosh. the energetic girls, physical education director. Myron Hubbard, Jack VVil- ' W V son, John Saffell, Phil Mor- 4 WW Q -2: Y row, Elbert Strauss. Row 3: a, t ...S .ii 5 X Larry Mullinex, Bill llartlcy, 3 A i Don Mitchell, Stanley Vi- , K A X T gus, Nelson Fouclit, Jim K Qin- 1 Paisley, Dan Hennesey, Ken f S Q Ford. How 4: Sain Paisley, X Cary Bowles, Dan Mann, V Q Harry Davis, Al Zinn, jim Knapp, Dave Morton, jerry g,. , , 1 ,ff Hale. Row 5: Bernard X Sniytlle, Jack Ramsey, Paul his Slack, Dick Patterson, Bob to Klein, Bob Snyder, Jerry Jones, Bill Shaw, Roy Thornton. 5 . sky' -3 Rout 1: Miss Melntosh, t Margie Phillips, pres., Son- V dra Huffinan, vice-pres., O Connie Smith, secy., Kristin Kauihnann, treas., Barbara Buxton. How 2: Rose Toth, Peggy M auk, Jeanette Pryce, Jean Orndorff, Patty Smith, Jenilee Swopc, Melanie Sehultlieis. Row 3: Dawn Ann Coulson, Flo Dennis, Fritzie Levison, Judy Corm- ley, Nancy Frainc. Row 4: Marcia Rutherford, Orvella Shaw, Juliana Sawyer, jane VValker, Dottie Dutro. jolly good fellows l7El.l,UXVSllll' CLUB was organizccl in 1938 for tht- purposc of carrying on worthy civic proj- ccts anal aclvancing school activities. Nlcmhcr- ship is opcn to any boy who is willing to pro- motc good fcllowship ancl school spirit and who is approvccl by tlu- prcscnt mcmhcrship and thc aclviscr, Dcan Buxton. or n 4 , I , ,. . - , 4 . ,W W ' . 2 1 , 0 My When in rome ----- DAUCHTEHS OF ZEUS is aclyisccl hy Nliss Kaplan and incluclcs cight junior antl sixtccn scnior girls. who must hayc a Bn avcragc. 'two years of Latin, and an intcrcst in mythology. Nlcmhcrs answcr to the classical name of which thcy must know the significance. Onc of the- most popular social cvcuts is the annual Roman Dinncr. Tlu- clulm, jointly with lli-Y. sponsors thc llomccoming ccrcmony. lion' I: Nlr. Buxton. aclviscr, Don Siclwi-ll, trcas., Larry Crist, yicc-prcs., Doug Palme-r, sccy., Bill Factor, llcnry Lcc. Bill Bowman, Bill Baltlcrson, jolm Powcr. Hour 2: lirnic Bynum, Bill Cawtlira, Hoge-r Nlaliaflcy, ltonalcl Curtis, Clcnn Lcwis, U4-rry Xlifcr. jcrry Vlatton, jim Morgan. Danny Boctcli- cr. Hou' 93: lluclcly llotlgc, l'1-tc Xlllllilllllll, jiin Burk- hart, Don Sgontf, llonis 'l'olcr, Russ Nic-Coy, Don Cawtlura, Holi Caitcrs, jini ltizcr, Tom liolliugcr. How 1: Frank Tigncr, Dan Schcfl- lcr, Cordon Silmlxring, Stan Slack, Carl Factor, l'. Xcl- son Criclcr, Charlic Causc, Pioclgcr llunnn, Cr-nc Dick- inson, Rogcr NIL-Claclc. How 5: Don Branson, XYillits Sawys-r. Phillip Stanton, XYilliam Thompson, Stcvc- jolmson. 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Nlanv times the morale of the team has been lifted by the enthusiasm of this group. Both varsity and reserve cheerleaclcrs were under the clirection of Mr. Biggs. Varsity cheerlearlers were electecl at the encl of lust year alncl reserve cheerleuclers were chosen at the beginning of the lmskctlmll season. -v Je V Row 1: Mr. Parker, Bob Foshee, Al Zinn, Jeannine Severance, ,lim Knapp, jerry Cooper, Pete NVickhain. Row 2: lliehard Patterson, Deanne Melvin, Betty Rollins, joy Shinn, Charles Fields, Bob Cooper, jo Ann Hargrove, Marvine Havens, Sally Wietzel. Maxine Frank, Dave Cohagan. Row 3: Orvella Shaw, Bernard Sinythe, Carol Searl, Ronald NVilson, Bill Keener, Bob Smith, Sam Paisley, David Schneider, David Smith. View finders Membership in VIEVV FINDERS is open to any student interested in learning more about tak- ing, developing, and printing or enlarging his own pictures. Meetings, held once a month. MACHINE SHOP did its part to gain respect and good will for the high school V.I.C. club. The boys visited Cooper Bessemer Steel plant. assisted with the exhibit in the bl. C. Penney consist of a brief business session and a program which either features a speaker or a demonstra- tion of photographic equipment, materials. or methods. Nlr. Parker is adviser of this group. future machinists Company window, studied parliamentary pro- cedure. enjoyed two Wiener roasts. and boosted school drives and the child adoption project. Nh: XVasiloll5 is adviser. Row 1: Mr. VYasiloff, Fred Archer, pres., Don Dunn, vice-pres., Bob Lucas, secy., John Soter, treas., Marlin Lee. Row 2: Glenn Czigans, Bill Freeman, Larry NVeidig. jack Pines, Dick Mathews. Row 3: Ralph jasper, Dale Temple. Bill jeffrey, Charles Archer, Glenn Bk-Cutcheon. Row 4: Harold Harney. Tom Calihan, Bill Hargrove, David Hylbert, Bill Maziar, ke .,f 1472 , .W ' r K 1 KM Q. , ' X' -'- 1 . i 1 .f, I IQ I 0 in an ' n..ufal, xii. ... Y. ii WI 'mi Row 1: Mr. Plant, XVilliain Mercer. Charles Cruinhakcr, Francis Stewart, Carl Smitley, Dick Elmore. Row 2: jerry lines, Max Coldsinith. Ronald llittle. Donald Brock. Bernard Kissick, Francis St-liit-le. Ronald Smith. SENIOR AUTOMOTIVE, one of the three groups which comprise the Z.H.S. chapter of Vocational Industrial Club, placed a member, Fred Archer, as vice president of the Ohio V.I.C. the highest honor available in this area. The jr. auto technicians JUNIOR AUTOMOTIVE maintained an active club program and attended the state V.l.C. con- vention at Ohio State University. They visiteil local plants. guided visitors through their excel- sr. auto technicians boys visited local industries, prepared school and city exhibits. were enthusiastic participants in school activities and donated generously to char- ity projects. Adviser is Mr. Plant. lent workshop. and assisted with all club activ- ities and general school projects. Adviser is Mr. Ensininger. Row l: Bill Sharkey. Dick M'ayneherg. Mr. Enslninger. Fred lliua, jerry Kinunef. Hou' 2: Philip llolz- schuhcr, Raye jones, Larry Slatzcr, -Iiin liiehl, treas.. Roh Phillips. Rout 3: Alva Richardson, Bernard Cavendish. Ron Mortiincr. Floyd Cross, Paul Herron. How 4: Gene Dickinson, vice-pres., john Miller. secy., Paul Slack. Russell jewett. Cary Dads, reporter. Myron lluhhard, pres. Absent: Ronnie Fulkerson, jim Mount, jerry Rinnuell, Ned Weaver, Sanford XVillianis H , I 1 du , 5 Q T V7 blue birds of blue avenue SING ALONG CLUB is a music group for girls. lmancle-cl togctlicr in '-1-'3, to quota- a line from tlicir club song. The cluli, guiclcil by Nlr. Faw- cett, is opcn to all junior ancl senior girls who have completccl one ye-ar in the music depart- ment. and pnrposcs to cle-vclop an intt-rest in ancl an appreciation of all types of music. S.A.C. annually prcscnts a musical gift to onc of the clemcntary scliools or kinclcrgartcns and pro- duces a show. An enjoyable activity last fall was the ficlcl trip to sec 'l'lic King and In at Columbus. Seventy Hou' I: Mr. l awcctt, Alanct Aclainson, sc-cy., Jann' Coffey, prvs., Barlmara Baiiglnnan, yicc-pn-s., Nlartlia liolmcrts, Lincla XYilliams. Row 2: Carolc Nloori-lic-acl, Barbara Hnssi, Sliirlcy L1-ni. Carolyn Storts, Dixit- Knowlcl:-n, Katlilccn Clinc, Sum- Hittlmcrgcr, Carol Knowlclcn. Row 3: Marilyn NlcClurg, Kay llill, lrcnc Politis, Ruth XN'illianis, Ann Ct-rinan, Kay King, -Indy Anscl. Row 4: Carolyn Stix-rs, Barlmara Iii-nson, Alia- 'lilirm-ss, Slwrry NIL-Cloy, Nlarlvnc xvlH'K'll'l', Barlmara Bt-naclinn, Nancy Dunmirc. Carolyn Bjornson. music masters Thru- instrinnental groups. organized for thc- hc-nc-fit of udwuiccd musicians. are directed hy Xlr. Biggs. Thc courses arc part of the regular curriculum, und credit is gin-n for thcni. The-so tulvntcd young pcoplc lmvc' uppcnrvd hcforc il nunihc-r of civic organiizutions. Woodwind choir Hou' 1: Mary jo Xilikm-fic-lci. Nlyrnu Smith, ohov, Burhurn Cossvtt llnrris. fiutcg Carolyn Bulog, Ruth XVilli1uns. -Iunicv Furquhzir, clurim-t. Row 2: B4-tty Sippcy, Luuritn Smith saxophone-g Don Harris. husson: Nlr. Biggs, din-c-tor. 1 ' th Q if ' 1 gms., ,V fiitflfi, string choir Barham Benson, ccllog Judy Aim-l. jx-un Orndorff, Carolyn Storts. violin. f brass choir Boh Cuihoon, Mary Brown, Xvison Foucht, Troinhonz-sg P4-Q Xluuk. hari- tonm-Q john VIQIIOIIIDNUII. sous1iphom': Hurd:-tts' Sinythv. Hill Slnnv, truun- pf-tsg Mr. Biglus. lin-nch horn .und dirvctor. -ff I' Row I: Mr. Fawcett, Ann German, accompanist, Mary Banfield, Janice Creiner, Carolc Moorehead, Barbara Russi. Row 2: Patty Achauer, Dixie Alexander Cornelia Bridges, Janet Helbig, Martha Kay Roberts, Margaret Lucas, Georgia Kappel, Barbara Hood. Row 3: Peg Holland, Rosetta Bellinger, Evelyn Shaw, Barbara Baughman, Martha Benjamin, Margie Erwin, Linda Baker. Row 4: Ronnie Hollingshead, Carl F. Norris, Pete Crider, Bob Foshce, jack Ramsey, Cary Harlan, Tom Atkinson. chorus ll Mr. Fawcetfs advanced choral group performed at the meeting of E.O.T.A. and furnished music for chapel programs and graduation events, singing both a cappella and with accompaniment. Repertoire includes classical, liturgical and popular music. Science club Science club has been reorganized this year to permit interested science students to carry on ad- vanced work. Mr. Hoe. head of the Z.H.S. science department. has been in charge of the reorgani- zation. Hou: 1: Mr. Roe, Harry Davis, Linda Search, Carol lienner, Barbara Buxton, Ruth VVilli1llllS, .Indy Pettit, Shirley Sut- tle, Sally Barrick, Phyllis Kovaleski, Betsy Charles. Row 2: jean Orndorfl, .lean Echelberry, Karen McCoy, Kathie Tvrner Pattv Bell Ann German Connie Davis Patty' Swope Ca 'ol Dennis Virginia Banct Karen Erickson Row 3' jzck Nicholson Stew Sturtu int Judy ordan o Ann Firmcr Mircii Rnthtrtord lxithtrmt Duis Nancv Dnnnnrr Mirk Fleming Ferrv fimson Birbiri Pollock Ron, 4 Jr Lu Icrrx llilt Lirrx McCormick Lirrx Cox Toni Moorehc id Jim l17tr Dinnx Scheftler Don Sgontl Chirlu Stebbins hddn Mntu R u. D D Q Sn th Iii Knipp Duid Morton Bob Hichison ltrrx Cooper Hillits Savutr Pnil llonnnon lick Hnnsu Abscnf Don Minn Frmd lfruch Jerri M itton Toni Tyo, Ilenry Singer. Mr. Fawcett iff' How 1: Torn Davis, Bob Lentz, Cary X Bowles, Ronnie NVilson, Ronald Mast Fred Albreelit. Row 2: Allen Abele adviser. Marlene XVlieeler, aeeoinpa- A nist. K '4- 'Il gp ,F ,..4u.5F devil aires Members of BOYS, CLEE CLUB, an up-and-coming small group of beginners, are gaining prestige rapidly and plan soon to have special blue dinner jackets to wear for community programs. The club entertained at the E.O.T.A. conference and the Kiwanis Christmas dinner for underprivileged children, sang in the Christmas chapel service, and on This is Z.H.S.', were known as the Devil Airesf' Director is Mr. Fawcett. broadway bound LYBIC THEATER CLASS was organized this year. The purpose of the group is to study the musi- cal theater, its background, origins, history, literature and problems of production. This group will be responsible for the production of the musical shows which appear in our new auditorium. One of the interesting projects of this yearis group was the making and displaying of stage models. Nlr. Fawcett is organizer and adviser of the group. 5 ,Q E vw! 5' . 3 Zi How l: Mr. Fawcett, joan A 1 V 5 Pip e r, Shelby Watts, li osm- Nlary Krcager, Donna Smith. 1 ' Hou' 2: Ronnie llollingsliead. Kathleen Kline, Slargaret Bone, Toni Atkinson. Row -3: Ruth l'iU lY Ann Cregg, Marlene NYlieeler. Robert Foshee, Alice Thress. Nlaryetliel Osborne. Alnsenl: Mary Frances Burney, Patty Butler, Shirley Christian, 1- Linda XVares. its orchestra Zanesville High School orchestra, under the baton of Millard Biggs, presented several concerts last year at the junior highs and at the Young Artists recital of the Thursday Music Club. These excel- lent musicians also performed at the graduation exercises. Anyone in the front hall last year could frequently hear melodious sounds emanating from the gym cove, Where the orchestra practised prior to completion of the new music wing. Seventy-four lst Violin: Carolyn Storts, jcan Ornclorff, Iucly Ansel, Barbara Buxton, Kay Ilill. 2nd Violin: In-nv Politis, Shir- lay Hood, Carol Bc-th Shinn, Doris Bohst, Joycc Pia-rcv. Arlr-no Kiinhlv, Sara Bvllingvr. Cello: Barbara Benson. String Bliss: janicc- Farquhar. Flute: TL-rry Timson, Bar- bara Ilarris, Patty Nlohrolf. Oboe: Mary jo XVakL-fic-lcl, Myrna Smith. Clarinet: jncly Barnes, Jim Burkhart, Brucv Bicclvnliolz, Connie- Smith, Sandra llnffinan, ,Indy Cornilcy. Bassoon: Don llarris. Trumpcfl: Dan llc-rnncssc-y. Bt-rnard Sinythc, NVinifre-cl Alle-n. French Horn: Burdctti- Smythc. Tromlzonc: Mary li. Brown, Bob Calhoun. Tylnpuny: jcrry Cainblc-. PC'l'L'll.S'.S'iIIlIJ Larry Baker, Bill llartlcy, Dorothy llolbc-in. Bells unfl Piano: Kay King. Seventy-fue band Z.H.S. twin marching bands. directed by Mr. Biggs, gave outstanding performances and clever shows at football games, both home and away. and appeared in several civic parades. NVhen football season was over, members were busy canvassing the town in a drive for their new uniforms, but they found plenty of time to support the cage champs. This zest and the generosity of local contributors made it possible for them to appear in their elegant new regalia at the spring concert. BAND MEMBERS-Piccolo: Terry Timsong Flute: Bar- bara Gossett, Sharon Marshall, Patty Mohrhoff, Oboe: Mary jo Wakefield, E Flat Clarinet: jim Knapp: B Flat Clarinet: Janice Farquhar, Judy Ansel, Judy Barnes, Leah XValler, Margie Phillips, jane McCoy, Ruth NVilliams. XVayne McMillan, Charles Stebbins, john Saffell, Bruce Biedenholz, Gloria Barnett, Sharon Bowers, Dave Co- hagen, Carolyn Balog, Anita Bopeter, Dale Richards, ,Indy Pettit, Norma Parker, Carolyn Imes, Mickey Drake, Beverly Shell: Bassoon: Don Harris: Alto Saxophone: Laurita Smith, Orvella Shaw, Dick Cameron, Lowell Ileldman, Nomia Sidwell, Betty Ann Sippey, Melvin Faithful: Baritone and Bass Sax.: jim Knapp: Corner: Top: A formation in Parisian band show. Below: Band members brave cold winds at Dover stadium. Burdette Smythe, Bill Shaw, Al Zinn, Danny llennessey. janet Helbig, Charles Young, jackie Lorton, Linda Lani- bertg Trumpet: Bon YVG-therell, Don VVilley, Ruth Linci- eome, Ken Coultrap, YVinifred Allen: Baritone: Peggy Mauk, Jim Maxwell, Bernard Smythe: Trombone: Bob Calhoon, Mary Brown, Nelson Foucht, Ann German, Ken XVeber, Paul Slack, Edith Morris, Ed Irvin: Tuba: john Thompson, Karl Ridley, Percussion: jerry Gamble, Larry Baker, Tim jones, Bill Hartley, john Walker, Sally Flack, Gwen Hess, Sara Woods, Kay King, Carolyn Stortsg Librarian: Barbara Benson: Announcer: Darryl Harmon. Top: Practice at Municipal Stadium. Below: Campfire formation in show, 'iFiftieth Anniversary of Light . M, WT' 5 . A 3 . 5 , 9 A an X I w. ' 'M ,Km 'xi x Lf ,f Mx' 1 WN of f .M:,.a 5,M J y ,f 'L ui Q, A , .. , , 4.3. .9 1 ,I 'u'4'g'1.,g J!!! Q-' f A '- , v, .. n. :'w msa .sf 2 .... ,.-,........,. 4- .. .. .. A X 1 .,N:,,,f...,,,a. l psig 3 ,, A -W ,-0.4170 ..a.n..4.-.i,-A.. 4. 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Q 1 .1 2 - 1 YVAYNE ASHBALGH: B.A. Mount lfnion, Akron, Kent State, Ohio State, XVorld History, Athletic Coach . . . FERN BATEMAN: B.S. Ed. Ohio State, Columbia, English II, English III . . . ETHELXVYN BAUGHMAN: B.S. Ed. Ohio State, Colorado, Bookkeeping I, Typing I. . . MILLARD BIGGS: B.M. Youngstown, M.E.A. Ohio, Brass Choir, String Choir, Orchestra, Band, XVoodwind Choir, Har- mony . . . BERNARD BLACK: A.B. Ohio, M.A. New York, Columbia, Chi- cago, XViseonsin, Basic Business . . . E. C. BOGGS: B.S. Denison, Ohio, Ohio State, Case Institute of Technology, Physics, Senior Science . . . VERNON CARTER: A.B. Earlham, M.A. Ohio State, Muskingum, Miami, English II, Conservation, Comus . . . EVELYN DAXVKINS: A.B. Marshall, Huntington, VV. Va., Speech, Dramatics . . . DOROTHY DILLARD. B.S. Ohio State, Fisk, French I, Spanish I, II . . . V. NEAL ENSMINGER: Kent State, Automotive . . . S. YV. ETTELSON: A.B. Albright, Pa., M.A., New York, Southern California, Head of English Dept. . . NORMAN FAIRALL: B.S. Ed. Mus- kingum, M.A. Ohio State, M.A. Colum- bia, Chicago, Hawaii, Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry, Algebra II . . . IIERBERT FAXVCETT: B.S., KLA. Columbia, Ohio State, Capital, Vocal Music . . . MARGARET FERRELL: B.S. Marietta, Harvard, journalism, Co- mus . . . HELEN ANNE FOX: B.S. Ohio State, B.S. in L.S. Denver, Mus- kingum, School Librarian . . . SARAH ELIZABETH FRAZIER: B.S. in Ed. Muskingum. Ohio, Denison, Drivers Education . , . PAUL GERMAN: B.S. Ed. Ohio State, M.A. Ohio State, Mus- kingum, VVorld History, U.S. History . . . JANE ELLEN GROVES: B.S. Muskingum, Peabody, M.A. Ohio State, Clothing . . . MRS. LOIS T. HARRIS: B.S. Salem Teachers' College, Typing I, Typing II, Bookkeeping II . . . RACHAEL JEN- NINGS HIGGINS: A.B. Ohio, M.A. Columbia, Ohio State, English II . . . MARGARET HOOK: B.S. Columbia, Maryland College for XVomen, Home- making . . , ROBERT HORN: IIS. Etl. Ohio State. Muskingum, Ohio: Radio Arts .... A RNOLD IIVTSOX: B.S. XV. Ya., M.S. New Mexico NH-stern, Muskingumg Drivers Education . . . CRACE KAPLAN: A.B. Seton ' , ' State, Ohio, gf Hill ohm s Latin. Mathematics , . . A 3 531 ' ,Q nf I I -, .ff vi ALLEN KOONTS: B.S. in Ed Ohio, Drivers Education . . . MARCUERITE M. KURZ: B.S. Ed. Ohio, M.A. Ohio State, Mus- kingum, Vlliseonsing U.S. History, English II, English Communica- tions . . . PEARL LOVVE: B.S. Ed. Ohiog Typing I. Bookkeeping I . . . PAUL MARTIN: B.S. Ed. Ohio State, Industrial Arts . . . NELLE I. MATHEYVS: A. B. Hiram, Ohio State, Pittsburgh: XVorld History . . . VIRGINIA MeINTOSH: B.S. Ed. Ohio, M.A. Ohio State: Phys- ical Education . . . DOROTHY MILLER: B.A. Earl- ham, M.A. Ohio Stateg Shorthand I, Shorthand II, Typing I, Typing II . . . ELLIS MIRACLE: B.S. Ohio, M.A. Ohio Stateg Mechan- ieal Drawing, Assistant Director Ohio University Branch . . . AL- BERT ORMISTON: B.S. Ohio: Metals . . . RICHARD PARKER: B.S. Ohio, M.A. Michigan, Ohio Stateg Plane Geometry, Mathematics II. Mathematics III . . . RUTH PAT- TON: B.A. Muskingum, M. A. Ohio Stateg English III, Business I English . . . AXDREXV PLANT: Florida, Ohio, Cincinnati, Auto- it motive . . EDXYIN ROE: B.S. Denison M.A. Ohio Stateg Chemistry . . . FERX ROXYLANDS: B.S. NIIIS- kingum. M.A. Boston, English . . . ROBERT RUSSELL: B.S. RIIIS- kingum, Case Institute of Tech- nology: Plane Geometry, Mathe- matics II. Chemistry '... EDNYARD SCHMID: A.B. Ohio. Ohio State. Louisville. M'estern Reserveg NVorlcl History . . . MRS. GEORGE Stl.-XI: A.B, Mitten- lmerg. M,A. Ohio State. Mus- kingum. Ohio Xortlierng Foods . , . GEORGE SllAI: Rb. Oluu Static. M..-X. Ohio State: Business Ma- chines . . . is g, 14. -- i t-' Q- -9' 5 'L K, Il-XROLD SLAClx BS Ed NILIS longum Ixent Stlte Senmr Health NIYRL NI SHANIP BS Ed Ohm Nfllglilllglllll Ohm Stfnte Lulu Ccnul Xhsc VTIYIOHI Lmkc Ind Phvslc 11 Educ ltlon LAWVRENICE ELGAN STROING BS Coc NI Ed Prttsburgh Niue lclngum Ohio US Hxstory Latln Amenc in Hlstory DONALD T TAYLOR A Xiuskmgum BS Ed Ohlo St ltc NIA Ohlo Statc Nltmnll Instr tute of Pubhc Affalrs Blology BEULAH C THOVIPSON Ap phed Art School of Chlcago Mus lcmgum Ohxo VVe1vers Instltutc Commcrcxll Art Art III Crafts Art II lx C THOMPSON AB Oh1o St ltc BS Ed Ohm Stltc Gcrmln I II COIIIIIILTLIIT Llw HELEN VANDENBARR Ph B Denlson Chlcago Enghsh Hls tory GEORGE VLERE BONIE AB 'vluskmgum Algebrl I Athletic Dxrector Hcad Foothill Colcll JAMES T WALKER I'lLllltl1I'6 Solls TIIOINIAS WVASILOFI' Ixent St ntc NI lchlne Shop LEOIX ARD B WHITE B S Ed Oll10 XI S Ed Oklahom 1 Unn crslty Ph D Cundmce Unlverslty of Ot tlwr Ln Plttsburgh Un of Cm clnn mtl Government U S H1StOfV EARL BRYAN VVILEY B S Ohm Drlvcrs Educ ltlon NIARY E VVURDAClx BA Ohm State MS Ohm Stlte VIlClllg41Il Colorado VV1scons1n Blology YI ILLIANII ZINIx B A us lxlI'lglllTl Ohlo State Economxci US Hlstory CommercmlL1w OTHER FACULTY NORRIS SCHNEIDER BS Ed Ohm State NIA COIllH1bld Eng 1s1 E IOSEPHINE SE BACH B S Ohlo Stfzte NI S Snnmom Vrrgmu School for Clrls IJlStl'llJlltlVt, Educ ltmn Mcrchln chsmg Rctulmg Xhss Swmgle Crlghtb Ind George S111 engaged couple were hon ored It .1 facultv dmner NOVSIIIIDCI' MISS Billlgllllllll prcsented thcxr glft md Nancy Shar Qcen tcrj chaperoned thc couple I : I ,- , 2 9 ' ' ' 1 A - I , S 1 - 1 ' A ' X fa, '.' ' 1 z '. .g 'z 'z ' . . . I . I x I ' - . . , . . . . , . . I 7 S - - I , . z ' . . . . 1 .B. . ' ' , . . . ' 1 ', . , . ' ' 2, z ' z '- . I : - . . , - ' y , 2 'S ' -1 , , . J, 4 . . . 4 . I . . ' 1 -, .'. . ' 'i .5 1 Q , , J , Uk i . . . , ' , 1 , 'S- A I . . . ' . Q 1 y l u l u , .xr 2 2 ' . . . . I B.S. Ohio State, Muskingumg Ag- h , A I . . . - f I , I 1 . . . '- . : . . . ' , . . . . 1 'H ' , . , 1 ' a ' ' ' - . . T ' ' ' . ., . , . - z 'g , . , '. , , ' g ' ' 'z ' . . . 'z , ' 2 , . '- ' ' , . ' ' . ' ,- , , . . . I I ': . . M - . . ' , I 1 . . . ' ' , I . . Q - l':l . . . . - : . . ' . , . . . A . I. .L I . sg ' ' . -1 ' , . . 1 - , ez . , I I I Q. lz', , - 2 ' ' 1 ' l 10. . ' z 1 x. . y 2 . - SENIORS It seems only yesterday that, ignorant of the new horizons that would beckon us before our high school years were completed. we came from three junior highs and found ourselves sufficiently busy clearing away the mist from the new horizon Lash offered us. We soon found our bearings, took advantage of the activities available to sophomores, and began to think of ourselves as. not three groups, but one. In our junior year, a vast array of interesting clubs and extra-curricular duties kept us on our toes. In addition, the realities of the new building program began to unfold before usg and as this year drew to an end, we looked forward to the wonderful fact that we would be the first graduates from the new Z.H.S. The senior year was a dream come true in many ways. Opportunities we had never believed possible opened before us. It was exciting enough, with the usual full schedule of activities that always con- fronts a senior. Then this year became a record year in truth. The school won honors it had never won before, climaxed by the tremendous excitement of winning the state basketball championship. All too soon came the club picnics, class farewel1s,Iunior-Senior Prom, Class Day, and Baccalaureate. As we turn the tassels of our caps, we realize that this act symbolizes the end of an experience that is memorable for the knowledge we have gained, the friends we have found, the fun and dis- appointments we have had. an experience that is, in reality, a brief three years. but which will last in our minds forever. senior officers Officers who scanned the horizon from the bow of the senior ship Were: president, Henry Lee, vice-president, Irene Politis, secretary, Sue Hittber- ger, and treasurer, Harry Bronkar. ,of- ff' lib' -,pf 13 'z xl wwf N! 'K' ' Z 4-: ' Class of 1955 ALLEN ARTHUR ABELE, 4 Oilice Aides, 4 B0yS Glee Club . . . LINDA SUE ACHAUER, 3,4 Itlca, 3,4 F.N.A., 3 College Club . . . JANET JEAN ADAMSON, 4 Friend- ship, 2,3 Ifka, 3, Trcas., 4 S.A.C., 2 F.T.A., 4 Honor Society, 2,3 Girls Glee Club. GERALD LEWVIS ADDIS, 4 Boys Glee Club . . . FRED ALLEN ALBRECHT, 4 Boys Glee Club . . . DONNA JEAN ALEXANDER, 2,3,4 Ifka, 3 A Cappella, 3,4 F.N.A., 3 College Club. II. FRED ARCHER, 4 Honor Society, 4 Pres. Voca- tional Machine Shop . . . MAURICE McKAY ARCHER, 3,4 Fellowship, 2 Basketball, 2,3,4 Football, 4 Varsity Z, 2,3,4, Leaders Club . . . ZONOLA JEAN ANDER- SON. JUDITH MARLENE ANSEL, 4 Friendship, 4 D.O.Z., 3,4 S.A.C., 2,3 Pres. F.T.A., 3,4 Honor Society, 2,4 Orchestra, 4 String Ensemble, 3,4 Band, 3 College Club, 4 Intramural Sports, 3 A Cappella, 4 Discussion Group . . . DORIS JEAN APPERSON . . . BARBARA MARIE BAKER, 3,4 Ifka, 4 Oflice Aides, 4 F.N.A. LARRY O. BAKER, 3,4 Orchestra, 2,3,4 Band . . . CAROLYN JOYCE BALOG, 2,3,4 Ifka, 4 F.T.A., 4 Honor Society, 2,3,4 Office Aides, 4 Junior Red Cross, 3 Student Council, 2,3,4 Band, 4 Intramural Sports . . . ROBERT CHARLES BARNES, 2,3, Treas., 4 Hi-Y, 2,3 Band. FRED JOSEPH BARWICK, 3,4 Honor Society, 2 Stu- dent Council, 2,3,4 Radio Staff . . . BARBAPA ELLEN BAUGHMAN, 4 Friendship, 4 Blue 81 White, 2,4 Ifka, 3,4 Vice Pres. S.A.C., 4 Honor Society, 2 Office Aides, 3 Junior Red Cross, 4 Chem. Laboratory Assistant, 3 College Club, 3 A Cappella, 3,4 F.N.A .... MICHELE JEAN BEALE, 4 Friendship, 2,3,4 Ifka, 3, Pres. 4 D.O.Z., 2,3 F.T.A., 3,4 Honor Society, 3,4 Comus, 2 Office Aides, 2,3,4 Junior Red Cross, 4 Student Council, 3 College Club, 4 Intramural Sports, 2 Radio Staff, 4 F.N.A. FANNIE BLANCHE BELL, 4 Friendship, 3,4 Li- brarians 2,3,4 Ifka, 3, Treas. 4 Ilonor Society, 4 Chem. Laboratory Assistant, 4 Intramural Sports, 3 Glee Club, 3,4 F.N.A., 4 Vocational Information Committee . . . MARTHA LOU BENJAMIN 3 College Club- 4 Intramural Sports 34 I' NIA 23 Glee Club 4 Chorus II BRUCE ELNIER BIEDENIHOLZ 3 Ili H 4 Orchestra 2 34 Junior Red Cross 4 Band 3 College Club class Colors: navy and pink DONNA IRENE BISIIOP. 2 Itka: 2 OfIice Aides . . . CAROLYN MARIE BJORNSON, 3, Vice Pres. 4 Li- brarians, 2, 3, Ifka, 4 D.O.Z., 3, 4, S.A.C., 4 Honor Society, 4 Zanesvillian, 3 News, 3 Student Council, 3 A Cappella . . . SIIIRLEY ANN BLAKE, 4 Friendship, 2, 3, 4 Conius: 4 Intramural Sports. DORIS CAROLYN BOBST, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra . . . MARY ANN BOLLINCER, 3, 4 Librarians, 2, 3, 4 Ifka . . . ROBERTA MARIE BAUER, 2 Office Aides. 'AIARY CORNELIA BRIDGES, 3, 4 Blue 6: VVhitc, 2, 3, 4 Ifka, 3, 4, Honor Society, 3, Vice Pres. 4 Thcspians, 4 Student Council, 3 College Club, 4 Intramural Sports, 3 A Cappella, 4 Mixed Chorus, 3, 4 Tone Queens . . . HARRY EDXVARD BRONKAR, 3, 4 Honor Society, 3 Ofiice Aides, 2 Student Council, 3 College Club, 3, 4 Radio Staff . . . ROBERT EUGENE BROXVN, 4 Movie Operators, 2, 3 Intramural Sports, 3, 4 Leaders Club. BONNIE JEAN BROXVN, 4 Friendship, 2, 4 Ifka, 4 F.T.A., 4 Oflicc Aides, 4 Student Council, 2, 3, 4 Cheer- leaders, 4 Tone Queens . . . LARRY LEE BROVVN, 3 Hi-Y, 4 Student Council, 3, 4 College Club, 2 Football . . . NIARY ELIZABETH BROVVN, 4 Friendship, 2, 4 Ifka, 2, 3, 4 F.T.A., 3, 4 Honor Society, 4 Orchestra 2 Oitice Aides, 4 Laboratory Assistant, 2, 3, 4 Band, 3 College Club. ROZELLA MAY BROYVNFIELD, 2 OH'ice Aides, 2 Intramural Sports . . . ROBERT RICHARD BRUCK- NER, 2, 4 Hi-Y, 3 Monitors, 2, 3, 4 Movie Operators, 4 Safety Patrol, 4 Chem. Laboratory Assistant, 3 College Club, 2, 3 Intramural Sports, 4 Audio Visual . . . SHIRLEY CHARLENE BRUNTON, 4 Friendship, 4, F.T.A.: 3 Office Aides. ANNA EILEEN BUCHANAN, 4 D. E. C. A. . . , KENNETH ROLAND BURKE. 4 Blue 6: YVhite, 2 Hi-Y: 3, 4 Comus, 2 Movie Operators: 4 Laboratory Assistant, 3 College Club, 2 Photo Club . , . BARBARA BURKETT, 4 Coinus. JAMES JACOB BURKIIART, 4 Fellowship: 2 Ili-Y, 4 Orchestra: 2 Safety Patrol, 2, 3 Band: 3 College Club: 2 Basketball: 2. 3. 4 Baseball: 3, 4 Varsity Z, 3, 4 Leaders Club . . . PATRICIA ANN BUTLER, 4 Friend- ship: 2 Illia . . . TIIEODORE XYILLIAM CLARK, -IR. S- ,an ,KX 331 class flower: pink Carnation ROBERT CLARK CALIIOON. 2, 3 Hi-Y. 4 Orchestra: 2, 3. 4 Band . . . CAIL XYALTER CALIHAN. 3, 4 Movie Operator . . . BARBARA LEE CAMPBELL, 4 Friendship . . ROBERTA ILENE CANTXVELL, 3, Secretary 4 Li- hrariansg 2, 3, 4 Illia, 2 Office Aides, 3 College Club: 4 Intramural Sports . . . BONNIE JEAN CARNES, 3 Ifka . . . NANCY HELEN CARTER, 3, Pres. 4 Lihruriniis: Treas. 2, 3, 4 Iflcag 3, 4, D.O.Z.g 4 Honor Society, 3 Zunesvilliung 4 Thespinng 4 Laboratory Assistant: 2. 3 Student Council, 3, 4 F.N.A. SYLVIA ANN CELNAR, 2 Itku . . . SHIRLEY CHARLA CHRISTIAN, 4 Ifka . . . KATHRYN BAUER CLAYTON, 2 Ifka. jL'ANITA JANE COFFEY, 3. 4 Lihrarinns, 3, 4 Blue is XVhite, 2, 3, 4 Itlczig 2 Office Aides, 3, Pres. 4 S,A.C. . . . LARRY LEE COHEN, 4 Blue 151 XVhite . . . NANCY CAROL COHEN, 2. 3 Ifka: 2, 3 Orchestrng 2 Photo Club. EARL EDXVARD CONABEE. 3 Hi-Y, Secretary 4 Honor Society, 4 Coniusg 4 Lnhoraitory Assistant, 4 Student Council . . . ROBERT KENNETH COOPER, 3, 4 Office Aides, 4 Junior Red Cross. 3 College Club: 3, 4 Photo Cluh . . . IO-ANN COOPER, 2, Ifltang 4 D.E.C.A.g 2, 3 Office Aides. BETTY JOANN COOK , . . RONALD LEE CRAXY- FORD . . . DAVID ARTHUR COLLSON. MICHAEL ERNEST COYLE. 2. 3. 4 Ol'ellCStl'u: 2. 3. 4 Btllltl: 3 College Clulig 2 Photo Cluli , . . PETE NEL- SON CRIDER, 3, 4 lfellowsliipg 4 Blue 61 XYhiteg 3. Vice Pres. 4 llonor Society: 2. 3, 4 Junior Red Cross 4 Thespiuns. 3 Student Council. 2. 3. 4 Ifootlmll Ninn- ugcrg 3 Intrrunurul Sports: 3, 4 Varsity Z: 3 Discussion Croup . . . LARRY LEE CRIST, 3 Vice Pres. 4 Fellow- ship: 3 College Cluhg 2. 3, 4 Buskethullg 2. 3. 4. Base- ball, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Z4 3, 4 Leaders Cluh. class sponsor: mr. parker CHARLES EDXVARD CRUMBAKER, 3, 4 V.I.C. Auto- motive . . . SALLIE 10-ANN CUMMINS. 2 Iflca: 4 D.E.C.A.g 3. 4 F.N.A .,.. ROBERT CLENN CZICANS. 3. 4 Vocational Industrial Club. ROBERT LANE DANIELS, 3 Junior Rccl Crossg 4 Laboratory Assistant . . . THOMAS I. DARBY . . . NANCY IEAN DENBOXV. FLU MARIE DENNIS, 4 Friendship, 3 Librariansg 2, 3, 4 Iflcag 53, Vicc Pres. 4 D.O.Z.g 3, 4 C.A.A.g 4 Ilonor Socictyg 4 Zane-svilliang I3 Ncwsg 3, 4Junior Rod Cross, 3 Collt-gc Club, 2, 3, 4 Intramural Sports, 3, 4 F.N.A. . . . CAROL IEANNINE DENNY, 4 Friendship, 2. 3, 4 Itkag 2 Oflicc Aidcsg 3 College Club . . . DON EVER- ETT DUNN, 3, 4 vit-Q Prt-S. v.1.C. LILLIAN DUNN . . . DAVID LEE DEVOLLD, 2 Football . . . DONALD GRANT ELMORE, 4 Ollici' Aidvs. ELLEN LOUISE ELMORE . . . RICHARD DILLON ELMORE, 4 V.I.C. Secretary . . . IERRY II. ESTOCK, 4 Ilonor Society: 4, Chemistry Lab. Assistant, 4 Student Council. THEODORE CHARLES EYEC . . . NANCY JANE EVANS, 2, 53 Il-ku, 3, 4 F.N.A .... XVILLIAM LEE FACTOR, 2, 3, 4 Fellowship, 2, 3, 4 Comusg 3 Junior Rc-cl Cross: 2, 3 Monitorsg 3, 4 Student Councilg 3 Collt-gt' Club, 2, I3 Football, 13 Intramural Sports, 3, 4 Varsity Z, 4 Discussion Croupq 2, 3 Photo Club. CARI. BERNARD FACTOR. 4 lic-lltmslnip: 2. 3. l'r+'s. 4 junior Rr-rl Crossg 2, F3 Salvty Patrolg 3 Collttgv Club: 3 Intramural Sports: 53. 4 Lt-aclvrs Club . . . BEVERLY ARIIINE l AliABEI'f . . . JOIIN lflil.-XNCIS FENTON. I3 Ili-Y: 4 Zam-svillian, S3 News: 2 Movie- Ops-rators. Aa Q 1 6 fi 'P' QM 'lbw- olass motto: thought is the sail, JAMES ALBERT FINERAN . . . BARBARA JEAN FLOYD, 4 Itlca, 3, 4 F.N.A .... ROBERT LEE FOSIIEE, 2, 3, Pres. 4 Photo Club. DONNA JEAN FRAME, 3, 4 Librarians, 2, 3, 4 Ifka, 2 Office Aides, 4 Junior Red Cross, 3 College Club, 3, 4 F.N.A .... JOHN ROBERT FRENZLEY . . . ROBERT VVALTER FRENZLEY. PATRICIA SUE FRITZ, 4 Friendship, 3 Ifka, 4 D.O.Z., 3 Student Council, 3, Vice Pres. 4 F.N.A .... DONNA JOANN FULTON, 2, 3, 4 Ifka, 4 D.E.C.A., 2, 3 Office Aides, 3 College Club, 3 Intramural Sports, 3, 4 F.N.A. . . . JERRY LEE CAMBLE, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra, 2, 3, 4 Band. AMY MARGARET GARVIN, 2 Ifka, 2 Photo Club . . . CHARLES W. CAUSE, 3, 4 Fellowship, 3, V. Pres. 4 Student Council, 3 College Club, 2, 3, 4 Basketball, 3, 4 Golf . . . MARJORIE JEAN GEE, 2, 3 Ifka, 4 D.E.C.A., 4 Honor Society, 2, 3 Office Aides, 2 Junior Red Cross, 3, 4 F.N.A. IRIS KAY GEICER, 3 Ifka, 3 Junior Red Cross . . . JOYCE ELAINE GERBER, 3, 4 Librarians, 2, 3, 4 Ifka SUE GEYER, 4 Friendship D.O.Z., 2, 3, 4 F.T.A, 3, 4 Thespians, 4 Chemistry Lab. a Secretary 4 Friendship, 2, 3, 4 F.N.A .... SANDRA 2, Vice Pres. 3, 4 Ifka, 4 Honor Society Secretary 4 Assistant, 2 Student Coun- cil, 2 Intramural Sports, 3 A Cappella, 4 Biology Lab. Assistant, 3 Mixed Chorus. ARLENE JOAN GILL, 4 Friendship, 4 Honor Society, 3 Oflice Aides . . . RAYMOND LOUIS GLADMAN . . . ROBERT ANDREVV CONDA, 4 Zanesvillian, 2, 3 Intra- mural Sports. JULIA ANN CORMLEY, 4 Friendship, 2, 3, 4 Li- brarians, 2, 3, 4 Ifka, 4 D.O.Z., 2, 3, 4 Orchestra, 2 Student Council, 2. College Club, 2, 3, 4 Intramural, 3, 4 F.N.A .... BARBARA ARLINE COSSETT, 2, 3, 4 Itlca, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra, 2, 3, 4 Band, 3 College Club, 3, 4 F.N.A .... ANNA JUANITA GRAVES. knowledge the wind, mankind the vessel ALBERT S. GREEN . . . CAROL MAE CRIBBEN. 3, 4 F.N.A .... 4 Typing Assistant . . . JANICE MARLENE CREINER, 4 Friendship, 2, 3, 4 Ifha, 3 Comus, 3, 4 Office Aides, 3, 4 Junior Red Cross, 3, Secretary 4 F.N.A., 4 Chorus II, 3 Glee Club. CAROL LEE C-ROSSCLP, 2, 3 Ifka, 3, 4 F.N.A. . . . FOREST DESHLER CUSS, 4 D.E.C.A., 3 Golf . . . THOMAS EUGENE HALE, 2 Hi-Y, 4 Honor Society, 2 Junior Red Cross, 2 Movie Operators, 3 Safety Patrol, 4 Chemistry Lab. Assistant, 3, Pres. 4 Student Council, 3 College Club, 4 Discussion Group. JAMES LEE HANKS . . . CARY NELSON HARLAN, 3 Office Aides, 2, 3, 4 Golf, 2, 3, Male Chorus, 4 Chorus II . . . LOIS MARVINE HAVENS, 4 Friendship, 2, 3, 4 Ifka, 2, 3, 4 Oflice Aides, 3, 4 Intramural Sports, 3, 4 Photo Club, 3, 4 F.N.A. ROGER LEE HARMON, 2, 3, Secretary 4 Hi-Y, 4 Honor Society, 3, 4 Zanesvillian, 2, 3 Junior Red Cross, 2 Student Council, 3 College Club, 2 Photo Club . . . JOHN FRANK HARRIS, 4 Intramural Sports . . . PIIYLLIS SUE HARTSOOK, 4 Friendship, 3, 4 Li- brarians, Vice Pres. 2, 3, 4 Ifka, 3, 4, Honor Society: 3, 4 Zanesvillian, 2 Monitors, Secretary 4 Student Coun- cil, 3 College Club. NIARIE HARVEY . . . NIAXINE HAVVKINS, 2 Itlca, 2, 3, Intramural Sports . . . JANET RUTH HELBIC, 4 Friendship, 2 Ifka, 3, Vice Pres. 4 F.T.A., 4 Band, 3 College Club. PATRICIA ANN HENDERSON . . . BETTIE ILENE HEPLER, 2 Iflca, 4 D.E.C.A., 2, 3 Band . . . IDA ELLEN HERN, 2 Iflca, 4 Co-op. SONDRA LOUISE HLFFSIAN, 4 Friendship, 2, 3, 4 Librarians, 2, 3, 4 Ifka, 3, 4, D.O.Z. 2, 3, Vice Pres. 4 C.A.A.q 4 Honor Society, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra, 3 College Club, 2, 3, 4 Intramural Sports, 3, 4 F.N.A .... KAY FRANCES IIILL. 2. 3 Itka, 3, 4 S.A.C., 3, 4 F.T.A., Secretary 4 Honor Society, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra, 4 Zanes- yillian, 3 Office Aides, 3 College Club . . . SHELBY JEAN HINA. 1 Wu. baccalaureate: may 29 at 8:00 p. m. RONALD LLOYD HITTLE, 3, 4 V.I.C .... DORO- THY JEAN IIOLBEIN, 2. 3, 4 Orchestra . . . RACHEL ANN HOLBERT, 4 Illia: 3, 4 F.T.A.: 4 Junior Red Cross, F3 College Club. SHIRLEY ELOISE IIOLDREN, 2, 3, 4 Iflcag 4 F.T..-X.: 4 Honor Society, 3, Editor 4 Zanesvilliang 2 office Aides, 4 Student Council, 3 College Club . . . MARGARET JOANN HOLLAND, 4 Friendship, 4 Iflta . . . RON- ALD LEE HOLLINCSHEAD, 2 Thespians, 2 Stage Hands. SHIRLEY ANN HOOD, 2 Ifka, 4 Orchestra, 2 Photo Club, 3, 4 F.N.A .... LEONA MARIE HOSKINSON, 4 D.E.C.A., 3 Junior Red Cross, 2 Glee Club . . . SHIR- LEY MAE HOWELL, 2, 3 Ifka, 2, 3, 4 OfRee Aides. SONDRA JEAN IIICKMAN, 2, Secretary 3, Vice Pres. 4 Ifka, 2 Junior Red Cross, 2 Monitors, 3, 4 Intramural Sports . . . RODCER DOAK HUMM, 3, 4 Fellowship, 4 President Honor Society, 3, 4 Basketball, 3, 4 Base- ball . . . MARY ARLENE HUNT. CONNIE LOUISE HUNTSMAN, 3, 4 Ifkag 3, 4 F.N.A. ELEANORE LOUISE HUPP, 2 Ifka . . . JERRY IMES, 2 Band, 3, Tre-as. 4 V.I.C. JAMES FALL JACKSON, 3, Pres. 4 Fellowship: 4 D.E.C.A.: 4 Honor Society, 2, 3 Student Council, 2 Football, 4 Diseussion Group, Pres. of Central and Southern Region of D.E.C.A. in Ohio . . . KARYL LYNN JACOBS, Treas. 4 Friendship, 3, 4 I7.N.A .... BETTY EILEEN JOHNSON, 4 D.E.C.A.: 2 Monitors. STEPIIEN YIRCIL JOHNSON. 2, 3. 4 Fellowsliipq 3 College Club, 2 Basketball: 2, 3, 4 Football, 3. 4 Yar- sity Z .... ANNET'l'E JONES, 2 Ifkag 2 Student Conn- eil, 3, 4 ICN..-X .... LLOYD XYILLIANI JONES, JR. commencement: june 2 at 8:00 p. m. DARLENE JUNE JORDAN, 2, F3 Iflial . . . CEOIIGIA CAROLE KAI'I'EL, 4 Ifriendsliipg 2, I3 Illuig 2, Il, 4 0IIiee Aides: 53, 4 Intruuuirul Sports: 4 I .N.A, . . . KRISTIN B.-XBETTE DOROTIIEN KAl'I I XIAXN. 53. 4 Libruriunsg 3, 4 Blue 61 XVIiite: 2, 3, Pres. 4 Illiug 3, 4 L Treus. C.A.A.g 4 Honor Soeietyg 53, 4 Zunesvilliunz 3. 4 Student Couneilg F3 College Club, 2, 3 Discussion Croup. NYILLIANI GERALD KEEXER, IS, Treus. 4 junior Red Q k, Crossg 4 Cliein. Laboratory Assistant, 3 College Club: I 2, 3, 4 Photo Club: 4 Coinusg 3 Student Cabinet . . V - SHIRLEY ANN KELLY, 2, 3, 4 Illia: 4 D.E,C.A .... I DOLIIRES JEAN KIKIBLE. 4 I:l'il'ntISIlip: 2. 4 Ulliee T Aides: I3 junior Red Cross. ' I ALDREY KAY KING, 2, 3, 4 Ifkug 53, 4 S.A.C.g 3. 4 F.T.A.: 2. 4 Oreliestrag 2, 53, 4 Band, 3 College Club . . . STELLA MAE KINNEY, 2, 3, 4 Ifliaz 4 D.E.C.A.g 2, 3 Office Aides, 2 junior Red Cross, 3, 4 F.N.A .... BERNARD JOSEPH IQISSICK, 3, Secretary 4 V.I.C. E ai? 'V XYYNUNA NIAY KLIES, 3 Clee Club . . . DIXIE LEE KNUXYLDEN, 4 Blue ZS: NVIiite, 2, 4 Illia, II, 4 S.A.C.g 4 IIonor Society, 4 Tbespiainsg 2, 3 Student Council . . . DELORES ILEXE KRONENBI'I l'ER, 3, 4 I .N.A, JAMES NIELYIN LARISIER, 2 Football, I3 Intriuuurul Sports . . , DAVID LOUNIIS LECIINEH. 23 Ili-Y, 53 College Club . . . HENRY LEE, 2, 3, 4 I'4eII1m'Sliip: 3, 4 Blue 61 XYl1iteg 3 F.'I'.A.g 3, 4 Honor Soeietyg 53, 4 Coinusg 4 Cliein. Laboratory Assistant, 3, 4 Student Council, 3 College Club, 2 Football: F3 Intraunurul Sports: Senior Class President, NIARLIN CRAXIIIORD LEE. 3, 4 VIC ..,, I'IRI'I'ZIE LEVISON, 13, 4 Blue dx XK'Iiite: 2, 3. 4 Ifkau 13. 4 CAA.: 3 College Club, 2 Clieerleudersg 22, 53, 4 Intrzunurul Sports . . . ROBERT I..-XYERXE I,EXYEI,I.EX. 4 D.E.C..-X, SIIIRLEY NIAE LEXYEI.I.IiN. 'S Ureliextruz 4 Olliee Aiden 2 Monitors: 2, F3 Clee Club . 4 , CUXNUR I-IL! GENE LEYYIS, 2, 4 junior Red Cross . , , DULURES XIAE LICIITNER, 2, 3, Ireux. 4 Illiug I Nlouitorxz 2. ii. 4 Intriuuuml Sports. ,rf t A '79 ge prom: may 27 RICHARD LESTER LINN . . . ANNABELL LLOYD, 3, 4. Clee Club . . . CENEYIEYE LLOYD. DXYIGIIT IIAROLD LONG . . . BARBARA ANN LUCAS, 4 lfriendship: 2 Itlcaz 4 F.N.A., 4 Chorus II . . . MARGARET ANNE LUCAS, 4 Friendsliipg 2, 3 Ifka, 23, 4 F.T.A., 4 Ilonor Society, 4 Biology Laboratory Assistant, I3 College Club, 2, 3, 4 Radio Staff 2, S3 Photo Club, President 4 F.N.A. ROBERT LUCAS, I3 Secretary 4 Machine Shop . . STEPHEN RODNEY LUCAS, 4 Blue :Sz White, 2, 3 President 4 Ili-Y, 4 llonor Society, 3, 4 Student Council, 2, 3 Band, 3 College Club, 3, 4 Leaders Club . . . EDXYARD LEROY LYONS. ROGER ALAN XIAIIAFFEY, 3, 4 Fellowship, 4 Blue Ck YVhite, I3 Junior Red Cross, 4 Laboratory Assistant, 2 Student Council, Secretary 3 College Club, 2 Basket- hall, 2, 3, 4 Baseball, 4 Leaders Club . . . CAROL CIIARLENE MAIIANEY, 4 Friendship, 2, 3 Iflia, 2, 3, 4 Office Aides, 3 Junior Red Cross . . . NANCY LOU AIARSII XVIIEELER, 2, 3 Iflizl. SHARON DIAN MARSIIALL, 2, I3 Ifka, 2, 3, 4 Band . . . DICK LEXVIS MARTIN . . . NORNIA VIRGINIA MARTIN. ,IAXIES LAXYIIENCE NIATIIIQAYS, 3, 4 Office ARICS , . . ,IERROLD L. KIATTIIENYS. 4 D.E.C.A., 3 Oflice Aides . . . MARJORIE INEZ NIALTZ, 4 Friendship, 2, 3 Office Aides, 4 ,lunior Red Cross, 2 Band: 4 Intra- mural Sports. GLORIA ANN NIAXXYELL, 2, 3 Iflca . . . EUGENE SCOTT NIL-COLLISTER, 2 Band, 2 Intramural Sports . . . KAY NIARLENE NILCONNELL, 4 Friendship, 2, I3 Iflxa, 4 Oiliee Aides, 3 junior tk Senior Glee Club. class of 1955 IIARCIEL XVAYNE McMILLAN, 4 Vice Pres. Honor Society, 2, 3, 4 Comus, 2, 3, 4 Band, 2, 3 Photo Club . . . ROGER ALLEN MCCLADE, 4 Fellowship, Vice Pres. Blue 61 XYhiteg 3 Monitorsg 2, 3, Safety Patrol, 4 Student Council, 3 College Club, Secretary Treas. 3, 4 Leaders Club . . . KEITII LYNN MCCLADE, 3, 4 Fellowship. Pres. 4 Blue fx XVhitcg 4 Honor Society, 2 junior Red Cross, 4 Student Council, 3 College Club, 2 Basketball. SIIIRLEY ANNE AICELROY, 2, 3 Ifliag 2 F.'I'.A. . . GLENN ROY MCCUTCIIEON, 2 Student Council . . AIAX LARRY NlcCI l'ClIEON. XADIXE DIANE McCONNELL, 2 Itlcag 3 Monitors . . . JOYCE EILEEX MELVIN, 2 Illia . . . RUTII ANN MENIIORN, Pres. 4 Friendship, 2, 3, 4 F.T.A.g 4 IIonor Society, 4 Chemistry Lab. Assistant, 3 College Club, 4 Intramural Sports. XVILLIAM RUSSELL MERCER . . . LINDA ANN MERCER . . . CARY KEITII MERRIAM, 2 Ili-Y, 2 Movie Operators, 2, 3 Photo Club. YVONNE MESRE, 2,3, 4 Itlcag 4 D.E.C.A.g 2 Student Council . . . VIRGINIA FAY METCALF . . . SHIRLEY ANN MILLER. VIRCIL. THEODORE MILLER . . . RAYNIOXD ROB- ERT MILES . . . CERRY M. MIZER, 4 Fellowslupg 3 College Club, 2. 3, 4 Golf, 3, 4 Varsity Z5 4 Leaders Club. DAVID LEE MOODY. 2 Office Aides . . . CXYEXDO- LYN LOUISE MOORE, 4 Friendship: 3, 4 Iflxa: Secre- tary 4 F.T.A.: 4 Ilonor Society, 4 junior Red Cross: 3 College Clubg 4 Intramural Sports, 3, 4 Radio Staff: 2, 3 Clee Club . . . IIM F. MORGAN. 2, 3. 4 Fellow- shipg 2, 3. 4 Football Manager: 2. 3. 4 Intramural Sports: 3, 4 Varsity Z. - 1 Q.. 5. QXZSE' 93 ...fr lg, 415 ,,'s .4-A i t e. YI? 1. , 'e ye '. fx I an , 4 X- 1 Vx it was hard to realize PAULINE ESTELLE MORSE, 4 lfrienclsliip: 2 F.T.A. . . . RUTH E. NIXON . . . ICYLE MARIE NORRIS. 4 Vice Pres. Friendship: 4 Ifka. 4 Honor Society. MARIE NORRIS . . . ROBERT LAXYRENCE NUTTER, 3 Fellowship, 3 Football . , . JAMES LOUIS PANDY. GORDON L. PASSXVATERS, 2. 3, 4 Intramural Sports . . . SALLY JEANNETTE PAYNTER, 2 Illia, 4 D.E.C.A .... ROBERT LEE PEDICORD, 3 College Club . . . JANE ELEANOR PEUC-H, 3, 4 Librarians, 2, 3, 4 Ifka: 3, 4 S.A.C.g 4 Honor Society, 4 Lab. Assistant, 3, 4 Student Council, 3 College Club . . . RICHARD XVILLIANI PETERSON . . . CHARLES ARTHUR PETTRY, 4 Fellowship, 3, 4 Baseball, 3, 4 Varsity Z, 3, 4 Leaders Club. MARGARET JO PHILLIPS, 2, 3, 4 Ifkag 3, 4 D.O.Z.g 3, Pres. 4 G.A.A., 3 F.T.A.g 3, 4 Honor Society, 2 Orchestra, 4 Tbespiansg 2, 3, 4 Band, 3 College Club, 2 Intramural Sports . . . TED PICKRELL, 2, 3, 4 Foot- ball . . . JOYCE ANN PIERCE. JOHN DOUGLAS PINES, 2 V.I.C .... JOAN BEV- ERLY PIPER, 2, 3, 4 Itlcag 4 Student Council . . . JAMES ELWOOD PITTS, 2 Office Aides, 4 Movie Operators . . . IRENE POLITIS, 4 Friendship, 3, -I Librnriansg 3, 4 Blue 6: VVl1iteg Pres. 2, 3, 4 ltlcag 3, 4 S.A.C., 3, 4 Honor Society, 2, 4 Orcbestrag 3, 4 Zanesvilliang 3 Newsg 2 Vice Pres. 3, 4 Junior Red Cross, 4 Tliespiansg 2, 3, 4 Student Council, 2 College Club, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleaders, 3 A Cappella, 2, 3, 4 Tone Queens . . . JOHN CHARLES POVVER, 4 Fellowshipg 2, 3 F.T.A.g 4 Safety Patrol: 3 College Clubg 3, 4 Leaders Club . . . SHIRLEY ANN RAAISEY. that this was our last year of high II,-XIII3.-XII.-X ANN Ii.-YIIII, 4 IJTICIICISIIIITL 2. 53 Ililial . . . ICYICLYX NIAIC IIEIQID . . . I'YI'IFf'I liA NI.-XIII IIICIID, 4 Ifriemlsliipg 3, 4 Illia. GENE ALWIIIIY RICH, 2 Iialclio EIlLfIll4'l'I'S . . . RONALD NICCLELLAND ItICKlCT'l '... K.-XIIL EVGENE RID- LEY, 4 Office Aiclesg 2 junior Hvcl Cross: 2 Nlonitorsg 53, 4 Hand: 3 College Clulm. .IANET SUE liI'l I'HEliCElt, 4 I rit-nclsllipg 3, 4 Li- lmrurizuisg 4 Blue 61 XVl1itc-g 2nd Vice Pres. 2, View I'rc-s. 53, 4 Iflcug 3, 4 S.A.C.g 4 Ilonor Society: 2, 3 Student Council . . . DAVID CLAII-I IIOBERTS . . . CEHALIJ FIIICIJEIIICK RUBEII'I'S, 2 junior Ht-ml Cross. NIAIITIIA KAY IiOl5I'lII'I'S, 4 Frit-mlsltipg fl, 4 I.IlDl'1llA- iauisg 2, 53, 4 Ifkug 4 D. O. Z.: 53, 4 S..-X.C.g 4 llouor Son-ietyg 4 Lulv. Assistant, I3 College Clulxg I3 A Cappella, 3. 4 I .N.A .... NIAIIC.-XIiE.'I' :XXX ROBINSON. 2, II Iflizlg 3 l4'.'I',:X., il junior lit-cl Cross: F3 Stuclm-ut Council. 13 College Clulmg 2 Iutrtuuurul Sports ..,, XLL.-XX SCO'IvI'II'I ROBINSON. CII.-XIiI,EXE IIOCEIIS YYILLIAXIS. 4 Iflml: 3 Oilifc' .-Xicle-s: I3 Aluuior Rt-tl Crossg 2, 4 Intrauuurul Sports . . . IIOBIQIIT ELLSYYOIITII IIOCEIIS, 2, 3 IlIII'2llIIlll'ill Sports . . . SIIIIIIIIY AIILIQXE IIOIJCICIIS, 2. 3. 4 Illia: 2 Ofliec- Aitlc-sg 3 Xlouitors. , , .,. , . .-XXII.-X KAY lIOI'IC'l'I'IH. 4 lfrieiiclslmipg 2, 23. Yiu- l'rt-s. 1ltk14DOl 7 1 ll I-X 4 lluuor So tx I - 1: . 1.,i,- '. .. .1 . L'l1 1' 'I-IIVNDIAIIINL 2, Ii, 4 liuuclg F3 Collt-gl' Clula . . . IIOI3I'fIl'I' l Ii.4.NKI,IX IIOSS. 4 llouor Soeif-ty: 53 Ciullt-ge Clulx: ii. 4 Ilusc-lmll: 3. I IA'.lKIt'I'N Clulx . . . S.-XNIIICI. XVII.- I,l.XXI lil'Sll.-XY. YIOIIN YYILLI.-XXI S.-XI I I'II.I4. 53. 4 Ili-I1 4 Ilioloigy Lulu. Assistant: 2, 3, 4 Buuclz I3 College Clulx . . . AIACKIIQ I,IfI'l SAl'XDI2IIS . . . JAMES XYILLIAKI SANDICIIS. 4 Clwlu. Lulu. Assistant: 3 College Clulmg 2, 53. 4 Ilaulio Staff. Eg . K' -Er ff ,pv- rxfi , Rh ,.. ' 5, .,f 4 jg. MK , . lg , au-5 , me 5 , 2151! 1 6 i 2 'Q - 'fe 'fr J N keep smiling at troubles 'cause troubles are bubbles JULIANA YVYCKOFF SAXVYER, 4 Friendship, 3, 4 Librarians, 2, 3, Pres. 4 Itka, 3, 4 C.A.A., 3, 4 Honor Society, 4 Cliemistry Lab. Assistant, 3 Student Council, 3 College Club, 2 Intramural Sports . . . RUTII ELLEN SCIIEKIENAUEH, 4 lsrienclshipg 2, 3, 4 Itlca, 3 College Clllb . . . DAVID BISNIARK SCHNEIDER, 2, 3 Hi-Y: 3 F.T.A.g 3, 4 Zanesvillian, 2, 4 Junior Red Cross, 3 Stuclent Council, 3 College Club, 2, Pres. 3, 4 Photo Club. LARRY DAYLE SCIIRACK . . . SHIRLEY ANN SCIIRANINI, 2, 3, 4 Iflia, Vice Pres. 4 D.E.C.A., 4 Junior Red Cross, 3 College Club . . . NIELANIE ANN SCHULTHEIS, 4 Librarians, 2, 3, 4 Ifka, 4 GAA., 2 Office Aides, 4 Chemistry Lab. Assistant, 3 College Club: 3, 4 F.N.A. LARRY DAVID SIECEL, 2, 3, Vice Pres. 4 Ili-Y, 4 Ilonor Society, 2, 3 Safety Patrol, 2, 4 Student Council, 3 College Club, 4 Discussion Group . . . DORIS JEAN- NINE SEVERANCE, 2, 3 Ifka, 2, 3, 4 Comus, 4 Oftice Aides, 2 Junior Real Cross, 3 College Club, 4 Intra- mural Sports, 2, 3, 4 Secretary Photo Club . . . DORO- TIIY ANNA SCONTZ, 2 Iflcalg 2 Office Aides. JOIIN VVILLIAIXI SIIAXV, 4 D.E.C.A.g 2 Photo Club . . . ORVELLA ROSE SIIAXV, 4 Friendship, 2, 3, 4 Itlca, 3, 4 D.O.Z., 3, 4 C.A.A.g 3, Vice Pres. 4 F.T.A., 3, 4 Ilouor Society, 3, 4 Comus, 4 Chemistry Lab. Assistant, 2, 3, 4 Band, 3 College Club, 2 Intramural Sports, 2, Secretary 3, 4 Photo Club . . . FRANCIS RAYXIOND SCIIIELE, Pres, 3, Vice Pres. 4 V.I.C. CARY FRANCIS SIIOOK, 2 Ili-Y, 2 Basketball, 3, 4 Baseball, 3 Varsity Z, 2, 3, 4 Leaders Club ...r -X NNA MAE SlIL'L'l'Z . . . CARL DON SIDXVELL, Treas. 4 Fellowship, 3 Monitors: 2 Stuclent Council: 2, 4 Football, 4 Varsity Z. NORRIA LEE SIDXVELL, 2, 3, 4 Ifliu, 4 D.E.C.A.g 2, 3 Office Aicles, 3, 4 Bantl . . . BETTY ANN SIPIJEY, 4 Friendship, 2, 3, 4 Ifka, 2, 3, 4 Band, 3 College Club, 3 F.N.A .... PATRICIA EILEEN SINES, 4 D.E.C.A. STANLEY SIIERL SLACK, 2, 3, 4 Fellowship, 2, 3, 4 Zanesvillian, 2 Junior Red Cross, 3 Student Council, 2, 3, 4 Basketball, 2, 3, 4 Football, 4 Baseball, 4 Varsity Z, 2 Student Observer . . . BETTY LOU SMITH . . . CONNIE ANNE SNIITII, 3, 4 Librarians, 2, 3, 4 Ifkag 2, 3, Secretary 4 C.A.A., 2, 3, 4 Orchestra, 3 College Club, 2, 3, 4 Intramural Sports, 4 F.N.A. and bubbles will soon fade away DONNA JEAN SKIITII . . . DONNA ,IEAN SNIITII, 2, 3, 4 Iflul . . . HAROLD RALPH SMITH, 4 IIi-Y, 2, 3, 4 Office Aides, 3 junior Red Cross, 4 Pres. Thos- pians, 3 College Club, 2 Football, 3, 4 Stngv Hands. LAURITA ANNE SMITH, 2, 3 Orchestra, 2, 3, 4 Band, 4 YVoodwind Choir . . . MARY ELIZABETII SMITH FISH, 4 Friendship, 3 Illia . . . RONALD DARRELL SMITII, 4 V.I.C. CARL CARSON SMITLEY, 3, 4 Automotive, 3, 4 V.I.C .... INIIKE SEEAN SMITLEY, 3, 4 Ili-Y. . . . MARY IRENE SNELLINC, 3 Glee Club. ROBERT EDWARD SNYDER, 3, 4 Hi-Y, 4 Junior Red Cross, 2, 3, 4 Band, 3 College Club . . . DIXIE DEE SOMERVILLE, 2, 3, 4 Ifka, 3 College Club, 3, 4 Intramural Sports, 2, 3, 4 Radio Staff, 3, 4 F.N.A .... MARY ANN SPICER, 4 D.E.C.A. ELIZABETH IANE SPIKER, 2 Illia, 4 D.E.C.A., 2, :3 Oflice Aides, 2 Intramural Sports . . . CAROL SUE SQUIRE, 3, 4 Librarians, 2, 3, 4 Iflca, 4 junior Red Cross, 3 College Club, 3, 4 F.N.A .... DAVID LEE STARRETT, 2, 3 Student Council, 2 Intramural Sports, 3, 4 Leaders Club. RALPH MARVIN STADLER . . . RALPH ALLAN STEINMAN, 4 D.E.C.A., 2 Junior Red Cross, 2, 3 Photo Club . . . JAMES BERNARD STEVENS. FRANCIS YVESLEY STEXVART . . . CAROLYN COR- RENE STIERS, 3, 4 Librarians, 4 Blue 5: YVl1ite 2, 3, 4 Iflxag 4 S.A.C.g 2 junior Red Cross, 3 College Club . . . ELBERT LEE STRAUSS, 3, 4 Hi-Y, 3 College Club, 2 Intramural Sports. X4 , 4 If 'V hx Wa.. 40 lx class oi 1955 ELMER GENE SXYINCLE . . . BERNICE LOUISE STONEKINC, 2, S3 Ifkag 4 D.E.C.A.g 3 Office Aides . . . MARION LEE STVLTZ. .IENILEE SNVOPE, 4 Friendship, 2, 3, 4 Librarians: 2, Trcas. 3, 4 11144, 4 D.O.Z. 2, 3, 4 G.A.A.g 4 Honor Sm-ictyg 4 Student Council, 3 College Club 2, 3, 4 Intramural Sports, 3, Trcas. 4 F.N.A .... KENNETH LEE TACUE . . . JAMES KINSEY TANNER, 3, 4 Blue N XVliitcg 3, 4 Ili-Y, 3, 4 Ilonor Society, 4 Lab. Assistant, 2, 4 Stutln-nt Council: 3, 4 Collcgc Clubg 3, 4 Radio Staff. ORYILLE TATI, 4 D.E.C.A.g 3 Student Council . . VIOLA IANET THARP . . . TIIOMAS RUSSELL. IOHN EDNYARD TIIONIAS .... A DA BELLE THOKIPSON, 4 D.E.C.A .... GEORGE EVERETT 'l'l'lOKll'SOlN, 4 D.E.C.A.g 3 Junior Hvtl Cross, 2 Foot- ball. ,lUllN TIIUMPSON . . . LARRY TIIUKIPSUN . . . C. XVILLIAM THOMPSON, 2, 3, 4 Fellowship, 3, Pu-s. 4 llonor Socivtyg 3, 4 Tbcspiansg 2, 3, 4 Stuclt-nt Councilg 2, 3, 4 Football: 4 Baseball, 3, 4 Varsity Z. DAVID FREDERICK THHESS, 4 Blut' ZS: Mvllitcz 2. 3 lli-Y, 2, 3, 4 Lt-adm-rs Club, 2 Pboto Club . . . ROBERT LEE TIGNER . . . Nl.-XRILYN JEAN TIPTON 2, 3, 4 Ifkag 4 Comus. DONIS EUGENE TOLER, 3 Fellowship, 3 Collt-gc Clulyg 3 Basketball, 3 Football, 3 Varsity Zg 3 Bast-ball . . . SIIARON RUTH TURNER, 4 D.E.C.A,g 3 F.N.A. . . MARILYN JOY TUTTLE. class night: may 31 SANDRA LEE TUTTLE, 2 Illia . . . JAMES BERNARD TXYICCS, 2 Hi-Y, 4 D.E.C.A.g 3 College Club: 2 Intru- murul Sports . . . HELEN MAE VARNER, 2, 3, 4 Ifku: 2, 3 Junior Red Cross. 2 Monitors. STANLEY MeNEAL YIGLS, 3 Hi-Y, 2 Band, 3 Col- lege Club . . . ROBERT C. XVACNER . . . ERMA MAE XVACNER, 2 Illia: Secretary 4 D.E.C.A.g 2. 3 Office Aides, 3 Junior Red Cross. MYRNA EILEEN YVACNER, 3, Treus. 4 Libruriunsg 4 Blue 8: White, 2, 3, 4 Ifkag 4 Honor Soeietyg 4 Thes- piansg 3 College Club . . . DONNA MARLENE VVAHL, 4 Friendship, 2 Iflcag 3, Treas. 4 D.O.Z.g 4 Honor So- ciety, 3 College Club, 3, 4 Radio Staff . . . RICHARD DEAN XVAITE, 4 D.E.C.A. NORA LORRAINE YYALKER, 4 Ifku, 4 F.T.A.g 4 Junior Red Cross . . . CARLSON DARRELL NYARNE, 2 Bzlsketball . . . CLORIA LEE XVARNER, 4 Friend- ship, 2, 3, 4 Ifkug 3, Secretary 4 D.O.Z.g 2, 3, 4 F.T.Ag 4 Honor Society, 2 Office Aides, 2, 3. 4 Student Coun- eil: 4 Rand, I3 College Club. CHARLES MATTHEXV XVEBER, 4 Student Council: 3 College Club, 3 Intnunurul Sports, 2, 3, Pres. 4 Leaders Club . . . SALLY ANN XVIETZEL, 4 Iflcug 23 F.T.A., 3 Office Aides, 23, 4 junior Red Cross, 2, 3, 4 Photo Club, 4 F.N.A .... BARBARA ANN YYELSH, 2, 3, 4 Illia, 3 College Club. XYILLIAKI XYARREN XYEST . . . VIANIES IFRENIUNT XYIIEELER, 3 Junior Red Cross , . , PALLINE RLTII NYHITE, 4 Friendship, 2, 3 Office Aides: 2. 3. 4 Rudio Sfzlfllg 3, 4 I:.N.A. PATRICIA LOUISE XYITTLINCER . . . ELEANOR ROSE XYILKES, 2, 3, 4 Ofliee Aides, 2. 3. 4 Radio Stuff . . . DOROTHY JOAN XYILKES. 2, 4 Illia. xg, f- class picnic: june l JAMES DELBERT XVILLIAMS . . . LINDA CAROL NVILLIAMS, 4 Friendship, 3, 4 Librarians 2, 3, 4 Ifka, 3, 4 S.A.C., 3, 4 Honor Society, 3, 4 Zanesvillian, 8 News, 4 Thespians, 3 Student Council, 2, 3, 4 Cheer- leaders, 3, 4 Tone Queens . . . MARY ANN WILSON, 2 Ifka, 3 D.O.Z. SONDRA SUE VVILSON, 4 Ifka . . . HELEN WINE- MAN DEAVERS . . . THOMAS URIAH VVITHERS, 3 Ofiice Aides, 2, 3 Male Chorus. CONSTANCE RUTH WOOD, 2 Secretary Audio Visual Oflicc . . . ROBERT LEE YOUNG, Pres. 4 D.E.C.A., 2, 4 Student Council, 3, 4 Leaders Club . . . RICHARD EUGENE ZINSMEISTER. MARY KAREN HACUE . . . ERMA MAXWVELL . . f . DONALD LEVVIS BROCK, 4 Automotive, 4 Student Council, 4 Movie Operators, 4 Safety Patrol. OTHER SENIORS Shirley Ann Gilmore, Clifford Gerald Harris, Lawrence Albert Howard, Robert Lee Huber, Bilrlmru Ann llufl. Donna -learn Kroncnbittcr, Douglas Edward Palmer, Alice Virginia VVard, jack Clarence VVilson. One Hunrlred Two s' ,I 9 if . N, Vx EQ ,. .Y ,, .Q -V it Q . 1 1 ' A , Q Q vwwwf M , Ni 'f Q .3 N X , h. xii EV. if 4 xg, iq, ix xivliglgx -x , 1 , M L Q U Iwi W ! A W we' im, -- ---Q 'X W'N' f :Q. Tim Q 'N ' -' Q ' w fz..,- - .. ,A 1.31 K -V f Q F99 r 1 X 1 M : -1 2 'G 0 + 1:1 . H X W l,g'Sz',s,XS, . . QRQE h , N Q , K ' 1 A 3234 ,. u QW ,W . , 5 1 -gm Q , W gf - 5 Q W Swv? -1.53 Q . C W-Q 'Q K 'E 'fwsj' li S W5 . , qw .....,.. 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H K J- 1 . 25 , X fmxww-Q 2 iw H XV' 3. .t 3 9 Q H, i sg X 1 'Q L ,i W ' J- L Q , . N, . V! 1 - ff' ff N A NN f 7 N. , B :EX- 7 3 wp. Q , 'X 4 aaa ff Wygla 'K , Ax- ,AY , ,, . 9 xx? aw VUNICDRS The Class of 1956 entered Lash High in September, 1953. happy to dwell in the same house of learn- ing as the juniors and seniors. The Rah, rah, sophomoresi' so quickly picked up, faded into the hackground as the Alma Mater hlossomed into meaning. The sophomore year passed, and the junior class entered the new Zanesville High School, proud to have been a part of Lash, hut grateful to the community for the magnificent new building. Class rings came, and officers were elected for the forthcoming year. Then came the end of two years of wonderful fellowship, and along with it an eager anticipation of the senior year. -i Ea 6 .a. junior officers The junior frigate is charted second semester of '54-'55 for sailing sen- ior seas. Relaxing hefore assuming their heavy duties are fleft to rightj Treasurer Alice Thress. Vice President jean Orndorff. President jerry Hale and Secre- tary Carolyn Storts. class of '56 Hou' I: Plivllis Cooper. ,Icrry Coin-. Dawn Ann Coulson. Larry Cm. Anna Mae' Crani- 4-r. .-Xriiivttv Crofforcl. Floyd Cross. Hou' 2: Dixii- Ciiiiiinins, Nancy Curry, Ronnie Curtis. Ellie-l Czigam. Larry Dani:-ls. Cxvcn Darn:-ll. Bm-tli David- son. Hou' 53: Clarciivs- Davin. David Davis, Cary Davia. llarry Davis. llalvl Davis, Margaret Davis, Cliuck DL-al. How 4: Lora Dcavors. Paul Dcnbow, Cliarlcs De- vm-ny. Freda Dcvoll, lingerie- D1-xv, Ccnc Dickinson. Esther Dillchay. Hou' 5: Cliarlr-s Dirkav. Rolwrt Dole-ri, jim Drake, Nam-y Diininirv, Dot- tiz- Diitro, llc-rli Ein- rocl. Sanrlv Erickson. Hou' 6: Margie- Erwin. Bill lfvanS. Janice,- Farquliar. Marilyn Fislir-r. Dallas Flem- ing. Xlark Fl:-ininq, Km-nny lforcl. Hou' T: Nc-lson Foiiclit, Conniv Fox. Nancy Fraini-. Maxim- Frank. Bill Frm-man. Fred Frm-li. Ronnii- Fulkcr- Aon. Ron' 8: janet lfimivr. Holi Gaiters, Lori-tta flarrvtt, Dc- lorw Cvlmliarclt. Ann C11-riiiaii. Dolorm flili- son. lfrl Class, Row 9: Larry Corlliy. Nina Clooclin. jim Corley. Joyu- Gortnur. Ron Craiiclstafl. llutli Ann Clrvzlil. john Clryapos. Koa' Ill: Bi,-Q-ky llack- :-tl. Dm-nny llaclrlox. ji-rry Halv, llayiiioncl llalv, lli-rl: llall. Jainm llainilton. Holy- L-rt llanipp. class of '56 Hun' I: Clary Littick. liutlu laxingoml, Alilk'lil1' l,0rtn1i, lui' Llltl. Daw- xlillllllllfl. Klvliiicla Harlow. Franlc Nlartiii. Rmb 2: Alulin Nlartiii. XYaym' Xlasmi. Davicl Xlatli- cxu, IH-ggi' Nlauli. Barliara Nlaxwvll, Holi Xlaxwc-ll, Bill Niaziar. Hou' 53: Kay Nlcliriclv. Xanvy X11-Caiitllm-ss. Slim-rry Nh-Clay, Nlari- lyn Mvfllllrgl. Larry NlCcl0l'lllli'li, llllSS Nic- Coy. B1-ssiv Mciiutcli- con, How -I: Nlilnlrm-cl xIL'DfJllillCl. Ronnie' Xiu-Donalcl, Barlmara Xin-Down-ll, jim Mc- Fcrrcn, jan-kim' Mc' Calian, Franc-cs Mc- Cvr-. Cyntliia Nlcllcn- ry. Row 5: Diane Nlclntirc-, Nlary NIL-- Kililx-ii, Dale- NIL-Lain. Xlc-laniv NlcNIillL-11. Doris Nh-Nm-riicry, Larry M4-l'Ii4-rson. Liiicla XlcYi1-lwr. HHH' 65 Huln-rt Nic-Quairl, Dvamia Nlvlvin, Yur- iiicc' H4-lviii, Lind.. Xlilmlvr. joliii Xlillvr. Brmnic- Nlills, lfclclia- Xiinc-ar. Hou' 7: Dixim- Niitn-lu-ll, Tfxl Xlitclu- n-ll. Gloria Bloody. Cary Moon-. Bolm Xlourv. Carulx- Xloorv- licacl. Nancy Nlurosko. Hua' 8: Joann Mor- rimri. Blltcli NIrirriSon. Phil Xlurruw, Ronnie xlUl'flIlIl'I'. lim xllblllll. liutln X4-al. Sluirlcy X1-wlancl. Huw 9: Paul Nvwinaii. Kay Nic-l-Jails, Carl Norrix. ,lu .Kim Nurris. 1.01103 Xurrix. Nina Xwvaria. -lim 0'Xvil. limb IU.- -lm-.ui Oriicloril, Nlary- 4-tla-I Oslmrnv. linln-rt l,illNl1'f. Sam l'.iixl1-5. Xlilliaiii l'.ilim-r. llvlty Parlcinsuii. Din-lx Pat- tm-rsmi. fix , A S' vu' 48' L. -X Q, 6? 1' K A A , ' ' 74-W, ff, -5. 5 ,f fu 3 our -' W . --V I Nj ,, , I, i , Y fa. 3 9 Q . Cf ,. , . g'f'i Q 1 wx av 1? gn am a 13:1 1 I ... an W 4. YQ 4 5 'V Y M4 f. 'fly 1- W. ,W if f 4, 5 L 1 . I 1' I T xwg, Y ff , EQ R ' ,I J ,tbl class of '56 limi' I: -lim NX'm'stz1ll. Irvin- Uhrlliiiiqtciii, .lim Xyliiilili, Jklfkik' Y.lIlL'f, Unis' Young. Al Zinn. Xnm-5 Zim- mc-islmr. limb 2: Phil llulfsviillius-l'. liutli Jxllll Klcin. Twillzi Liqgc-ti, Nlurlvm- Liiiglv, Elljlvlll' Nlmm-, Alum liiclmixl- mil. Clizlrlm-s Smith. H1115 53: Hmmiwlti linin- L-rta. Larry Sniitli. limillim- Smith. LL-ali XY1lH1'r. Hu x 1 1 our ist Luiipux nn mi Xl ix 111 Q 9 Q 215 .9 w x .,,, ,..,. I . .. V., gg QQ? 22. I.:,' L Q. 41 . V K-.L...f 4 'S 1 ..: .,.,.,., . . 'N A., A V, Al ,Q X , ,..:gfw,. ., ,f .:. .:.,..,f . .V - .il-fgvp-..'f-l5:'f'-, f , . : 'f?E:'j' 5' wg . ,A y f' ' ,.g:zs mf, ' Q' gilmis 6 ' a 'f 2'f'. H- :V B M K 5:-:1,: se: ..., Wfjnls F ,. G., 3 V Q 'I 6 A : ,Q , eggs was M 4, f '- SW . mmm ... :Ni - Mr l'?-fs' fp!! vw 3? f.:, R V 1-f 4 'Y' 3' 1 X KW,-4 EJ C QA, SCDPHOMCDRES Nlenihers of the sophomore class of 1954-'55 have heen given many wonclerful opportunities. Placed at their clis Josal are the varied ancl extensive facilities of the inavnificent new Zanesville lligh P 1 School. This bright horizon seems to have lmeen their fate. For interest in the new high school was first presented to the puhlic the year of their hirth. XVhat a wontlerfnl aclvantagc the community has given to theinl The sophomores have many social anal athletic activities in which they may participate. .-Xinong these are Student Council, junior Hecl Cross. View Finders, Hi-Y. Ifka. Fellowship, Comus. liaclio Staff, Office Assistants, Nlovie Operators. and Reserve Cheerleaders. May the educational opportunities with which they have been lmlessecl help them strive for hctter goals in their future years together in Zanesville High School! soph scientists Z.ll.S. sophomore .activities are closely alliccl with courses in thc regular curricuhnn. In the lalms of hiology, a course taken hy most sophomores, young scientists investigate the mysteries of nature ancl collect information for cluh hohlnics. 5,1 As Arif M class of '57 How I: Paul Cheek, Jim Chidcster, Vir- ginia Christian. Patri- cia Clark, Priscilla Cochran, Tim Corley, Kenneth Conltrap Hour 2: Roberta Con- kle, Don Cosgrave. Tony Courtney, Judy Covert, Roger Cram- er, Margaret Crist. Bob Crumbaker. Rtlll' 3: Barbara Cummins, Roger Cnnion, jack Daemer, Marilyn Dailey, Fayne Dalton, Connie Davis, Kath- erine Davis. Hou: -1: Ronnie Davis, Tom Davis, Lynn Deavers. Dianne Decker, Carol Dennis, Billie Denton, Mary Denton. Row 5: Ralph Denton, Bar- hara Derwachter, Tom Dickinson, Alice Doclson, Bob Dodson. VVL-ndell Dreier, Mary Dnnkle. Row 6: Elea- nor Dnnmire, Carole Dntro. Ciccly Ebert, llonnie Eby, Jeanie Echelberry, Gene Edgell, Kay Edwards, Row T: Sandra Ed' wards, XVilla Edwards. Marla Elmore, Gladys Elson, jackie Emory. Eleanor Englehart, Lee Eppley. Row 8: Karen Erickson, Mike Eriekson, Ruth Erick- son, Martha Estock. XVilliam John Estock, Alicia Bae Evans, Bar- bara Evans. Row 9: jo Ann Evans, Louis Evans, Betty Everly, sit-lt-in Faithful, jo Ann Farmer, Robert lfanlhaber, Palmer lfeller. Row 10: Char! les Fields, Nancy Fields, Dean Filkill. Dean Finnell, James Kinley, Leon Fisher, Marjorie Fisher. Class of '57 liuu' I: Conuiv llou- vsty. Nlaynard llon- vsty, Carol Hoon-r, Nancy lloow-r, larggy lloovm-r, Xvlllilllll llooxvr, Carolanum- ll04lY4'lA. Rmb 2: Gwin- Iluvy. Iriv Huglws. Dorotliy lluntm-r, liiuli- ard lluntm-r. llolwrt llupp, Holwrt lluttou. Sig.: llling. Hou' 53: Carolyn lim-s. Edward Irvin, Carol jack, lilizalictlu jackson, wloluu .lame-s. llicliard -Iaiuvs, Holi 'lardim-, Ilnu' 4: Clnarlcs .Innk- ins, Ronald jvnkins, Barbara -lm-nlcins, Doris .Iowa-tt, Fred johnson. Saundra johnson, liolim-rt .lum-s. Hou' 5: Bill -loscpli, jon- Kcnnccly, Terry' KL-sslvr, Arlvnc Kini- lilc, .lim King, Ln-sliu King. Toinuly Kinuan. 1llllLi6Sc:All'Ulf'Il Kiuuy . lflorviici- Kinm-33 llvl- cu Kinnvy. Nancy Kinney, Sliirlz-y Kin- nvy, Earl Kle-iulioffvr, Xanvy Knowldm-n. Hou' T: Yvilliaui Knowlton, -lo Ann Kosis-lc, Sarah Krauso, Cary Krona-nlmittcr, Louis Lau-y, Je-rry La Nlay. Barliara Larimer. Huw 8: Clcorgm- Lvv, Don Le-nt, Raymond Lu- Roy, Joi- Lafol- I4-ttf-. Sandra Le-wis, Virginia L4-wis. Linda Liclitn:-r. Row 9: llutli Lim-icoim-, llo- licrta Lind, Imogene Long, Io Ann Long- strz-tli, Ilarry Lorvntl. SonjaL0l1'rlJauj.fli, Clnarlcs Luliy. How IU: Carolr- Lucas, C1-orgc Lucas, Jim Lucas, Nina Lyncli, Nancy Nlalion. Don Mann, Raymond Xlarsliall. class of '57 How I: Jiin Paisley. Xornm Parker. Rose- inury Pnrshull. Jael: Pusswnters, Ph i l li p Patterson, Sue Ann Puynter, Jucly Peru'- son. How 2: Roger Pc-nos, YVilliaun Peter- son, Kathleen Pettry. Thelma Pettry, Jucly Pettit, Jim Pielcrell. Glenna Piper. How -'35 Esthernme Pollock, Bertha Pride, Pat Pride, Joyce Prosser, Virgil Pyle, Jerry Quinn, Joyee Puunsey. Row -I: Buth ltauisoui. Linda Rupp, Baiehel Buy, Virginia lteicl. Dale ltiehurcls, Stun- ley Riekett, ltohert Riggle. Hou: 5: Sunclru Ritchey, Franklin Bit- tenhouse, Steven Rix, Betty Boherts, Delores Roberts, Jim Roberts, Put ltoherts. Hou' 6: Vernon llohinson, VVinifrecl ltolxinson. Carol llohy, Rtlllilllll ltoehester. Carolyn Rogers, Betty Hollins. John Hollins. Holt 7: Jzunes lloush, Nlury Royston, 'l'ohy ltuhy. Dawn llussell, Juniee ltussell, Enunu ltutter. Terry llyun. Row 8: Curolee Szuul, XVillits Sawyer, Connie Sean' lun, ltoseniury Sehincl- ler, Jiin Sehruek. Phyllis Seott, Curol Seurl. Rong 9: Sylvia Sehuugh, Curry Seely. John Sellers, Ecl Shqiw, Beverly Shell, Betty Shephercl, Boll Shep- hercl. Hou' IU: Dezui Shepliertl, Uonnu Shephercl. Sunclru Shepler, Dottie Sheri- clun, Carol Beth Shinn, Joy Lee Shinu, Eclwurcl Shultz. class of '57 Hou' 1: Larry XVatton, Raymond XX'atts, Kenny NVQ-her, Shirley XVQ-hner. Joann XVells, Cary VVQ-ntworth, Ronnie NYetherell. Hou' 2: Kay XVhitc- head, Esther xVllQ'LlC, Shirley V'icldiain, 'fed XVieclu'rt. Ronnie XVil- eox, jo Ann XYiles, Judy XViles. Hull.: 3: Betty Wilhite. llonnie XVillett, Don NVilly, Frank xVllllAlIllS, May- nard xvllllillllm Janet NVilliarns, Charlotte XVilson. Hou' -1: Elba XVilson, jack XYilson, Janet NVilson. Ronnie XVilson, Sue XVilson, Toni NVilson. Marlene NViseman. Hou: 5: Uonda VVittlinger, Sally VVoerner, Ruth VVolfe, Don XVood- ward, joan XX'right, Sandy VVright, Ernest Yancy. Hou' 6: Emma Yoeunu, Iill Younnans, Charles Young. Phyllis Young, llichard Young, ,Iinuny Zeigler. Mary Abbott. Hou' 7: lion- nie Dolan. Bolm Drake, jim Fritv. Sandra Porter. Sheila Powell. Richard Rogavin, Betty Rollins. Row 8: Junior Suttles. 'l'rudy XVilson. ll I v H. 11 t ele11t Hllll s lfllll ion o r 11111 1es fl IH 1eles1 ss Selm1el1s ret 1.1 e s e 1 me f 1 1 s 1 1 11 f1o111l 111e ll or fl o 1 1l pre sie 1 ADVERTISERS and foto flashes iesxille stuelents 111 e Il t utx lor t 1e1r elose eooperit 111 1121 school This extenels llflt o11lx to tlie ret11l111 elepirtmeent but 1 so to 1ll other seliool lLllX'tlt s Xl e Comms st 1h' me mlme rs 1re p1rt1c11l1rlx ippre lltlll of this eooper1t1o11 lol xxitliout Olll 1elxeJrt1se rs coulel not bring 1 ll IIS expr s tl 1pp P ltI'OlllZlIlLf Our Xelxe rtlst IS U 1 N ll 11 1 e 111 re I1 :tu l O1 - s ll - ' llilS .'ll0XK'll l1is api --'qt' l' oppot 't' 1 oflie-re-el l1i111 lmy Z1llll'SVllll' uili' '1' is .li111 -I1 mn of Xlig' 1 - ', -11ili11 'lusg pie't11r'el ill '- ill work 111 il1e' lme1s1-1111-nt ot tl1e- Big., B -11' Jtor-. ,lin was e-lele-t1-el l 1tl1 re-Q 1 1 l state- prvsiele-11t of tl11- Distrilmlltive- l':fllll'1lllUll e'l1l illltl 1 :Xp 'l 19 lme-e-11111e- 1111li I1 l -nt. Zan S I ' J 1 '- gmt-l l to the' lJ11si11e-ss firms of liel -' 1' i l -' ' ' -1 io11 tl1 ille- lfli' . I 1' ' 'z '.Z 'z . all 1 we- - ' 1 o tliis lmoole. XXI- l1ope- o11rre-11:le-rs will l1e'lp J 1' e-Qs iis 1 rem-i11ti:111 lmy 1li11.1el ur eel. JXII 111 llll'lII you will f111el llltll'1' tot1 ll11sl11-s nl Z.ll.S, st11el1-11t litem fll1'IfI 'f 'l LAe'1 U fc11!5ffIh rr! ZANESVILLE IS PROUD OF ZANESVILLE HIGH AND ZANESVILLE S OLDEST BANK KNOWS WHY The knowledge of Zanesvllle Hugh School s standards glves us fanth ln our clty s future The Flrst Natronal Bank welcomes the opportunlty to congratulate the Class of 55 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK IS INTERESTED IN ZANESVILLE S YOUNG PEOPLE Founoeo IN 1863 f1III 111111111111 1111 11111 su 1 ,Q 1 f , ,J as ,Lf ' A Xfugd' 5 V1 XX Lp Q21 ra H MN r IT I 7 IWPIINQIHU I' I F 'XX Elggwwalnm -' cfm I HM ' II., mf .- I -' N Row 1 Al Zmn XIUL11 Rutherford Nllss Pxrrnll lclusgr Slurlmy lloldren lxrls IXIIIIIIHIIIII btmlu SIILIC Hou 7 Carol Rcnmr Ann NX 1llx uns Ink lcnton Cnrolxn Bjornson me XY llkmr Lt 1l1 Nl lllrr DmclSrImmul1r THE ZANESVILLIAN the flrst offlcnal publlcatlon of Lash Hugh School has been publlshed every Sunday durmg the school year for 23 consecutive years In THE SUNDAY TIMES SIGNAL southeastern Ohlo s favorite paper where lt IS regularly read not only by Zanesvulle Hugh students but also by thousands of Zanesville cltnzens We congratulate the student edltors and wruters and their faculty adviser on the splendld work they have done during the present school year and pledge our complete cooperation to those who succeed them next year For the Latest Information on Lash High Read The Tlmes Recorder The Zanesville Slgnal The Sunday Tlmes Slgnal THE ZANESVILLE PUBLISHING COMPANY Clay Lrttlck Publlsher ZHS l9I'l Pa 1 Om Ilunflrrfl Fucnty sewn s l w I , I E Y 1 , 4 ': ',rz . 1 ,.'.'.'l-',z , ,. ' '1'z,'z '.'z'. 'LJ Roger Harmon, Flo Dennis, Kay Ilill, Sus- Ilurtsook, In-no Politis, Linda XVilliums, Bob Gouda. Huw 3: jack Ramsey A f x, 7' '1 J, a 'I' . 1: ' ,' ,JL ' la ', -1 li ', 1 -' '. I I . . , . I I I I I . . . . . . I 1 fy 1 1 1 ' - 1 -'- - 1 P! MOSAIC THE MOSAIC TILE COMPANY ZANESVILLE OHIO Manufaciurers of the complefe Ime of clay hle for all archliec Iural and decorative purposes Omces warehouses and showrooms across the Nahon WE INVITE YOU TO VISIT OUR ZANESVILLE SHOWROOM :fu mglzl I SIDWELL BROTHERS ASPHALT AGGREGATE COAL-LIME Route 2 South Zanesville, Ohio Phone-Fultonham 9-2392 Page One Hundred Twenty mne YOUR ELECTRIC SERVANT OHIO POWER CO SIXTH and MAIN ZANESVILLE To The Class of 1955 WE WISH YOU SUCCESS Sears, Roebuck 81 36 NORTH FIFTH STREET A 0 Co. I ,Q O II 1011 Tlzirly Congratulations to the Class of '55 THE RLIHIM ll CA DY CUMPA Y STAR CHOCOLATES 39 North 3rd Street Phone 2 1311 Congratulations to the Class of 55 and Good Luck To Those Who Follow ZANESVILLE TH EATRES INC LIBERTY WELLER STATE Th F t W d Pag OeHnd dThrtj e and , . SHEA THEATRES CORP. e inest Enzrtainment-ln he orl COMPLIMENTS OF DUTRO MOTORS CO YOUR DODGE and PLYMOUTH DEALER sou'rH STH ST PHONE 2 7551 ACROSS THE BAR fr r g r r I THE MUSKINGUM MUTUR C0 Your Chrysler Plymouth Dealer THE NEWEST MODELS ON DISPLAY COMPLETE SERVICE BODY WORK AND PAINTING DRIVE IN CORNER FOURTH AND MARKET Page Ona Hundred Thzrtq two O Jackie Lorton and Ronnie Ricket themselves of the Koctus Korner c ll la a e a s ous cvenin u he L l I 1 A ' , - Congratulations to the Class of 55 THE CITIZENS NIITIIINIIL BANK IN ZIINESVILIE The Friendly Bank 11 NORTH FOURTH STREET P NHLK Is Nature s Most Nearly PERFECT FOOD 496 498 PHONE DAIRY CO K H lclTlrtjtr cr - n M b Fd IDp'tl C I' I 1 7 '-h CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1955 - P 9943666 THE FIRST TRUST 81 SAVINGS BANK Ffth COMPLIMENTS OF DAVID DIIIIIES INC DOUBLE D BRAND CI b Oh Z II Oh OHddThqf and to all ost and present dents of Zanesville Hugh S h I Main at i Member Fed I D p I C p , I PEPSI COLA FRANK A LEONE UM Gofonq Beawaged BUBBLE UP REAL ESTATE ZANESVILLE, OHIO NEW CHINA RESTAURANT We Serve the Most Complete Lme of American 8: Chmese Foods ' WE PREPARE ORDERS TO TAKE HOME 20 South 4th Street MILLER FLOWER SHOP 1416 Maple Avenue Two Blocks From the Beaut'fuI Ne Hugh School Phone 3 3715 We Specrallze ln Beautiful Corsages BUSINESS EQUIPMENT CO. Market at Fourth Zanesvulle Ohuo RAY F COLLINS- ESTABLISHED 1945 -CHARLES R WOOD One ol Ohro s Largest Ofhce Supply and Equipment Companies Page One Hundred Tlurty five OFFICE SUPPLIES Enjoy peace of mind with dependable protection by dealing with ANKlNLN34Nu:y f Q,-J SJSLL Muhalzce 6 Corner Sixth and Market Sn. '-' zanosville, Ohio 1. c. PENNEY co. 22-32 NORTH FIFTH STREET ZANESVILLE OHIO 'Q' ,, V, Your Headquarters for Pamt Wallpaper and Floor Covermg SHERWIN WILLIAMS C0 624 MAIN STREET PHONE 3 1011 COMPLIMENTS OF ARNULD PLUMBING gl HEATING I I - 0 Page One Hundred Thirty-six Pure as sunlight IOITIED worn Aumomv or rn! COCA-con co-wmv nv THE ZANESVILLE COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY GOLD IN THEM THAR HILLS California, Here l Come, grand finale at Illia Lavinrac, carnival at Y. W. BEST WISHES from ROSE FURNITURE THE SNIDER FLAUTT LUMBER C0 EVERYTHING IN BUILDING ZANESVILLE SO ZANESVILLE NEW LEXINGTON Page' Om' Ilzuulrcd Thirty-seven LAVI NRAC M C McHENRY S Sfzoed of fbulmcicon Exclusnvely Ours iSPALDlNGS JOYCE 'LUCKY STRIDE 'iWINTHROP ,TAYLOR-MADE The Dan Cohen Co Shoes for the Famuly N gg t floo g the lfk et W tw d Ho! Comphments of THE OHIO FUEL GAS COMPANY NORTH FOURTH STREET ZANESVILLE OHIO The T Restaurant Cocktaul Lounge 8. Bar .fe Readquoud Jed Qaufuneld 424 MARKET STREET Page One Hundred Tlurty ezght Y so . n Pete Crider was master of eeresnonies at the 531 MAIN STREET. ZANESVH-LE Sold u e uf show durin o f e, es or Congratulations and Good Luck Upon Your Successful Completron Of High School QQ ARMCO STEEL CURPURATIIHN P O H ddT ,FMCG 8, 7 . , ,,,, 3 . QIZWMLMVM dw V :.,,, AW - ,... ,, , H ,- M F Y Q 4 ' 1 '5'f, , - Wg . D , QM., 0 Mmmmm . ,, rw-:W- sf:v' H., - ' 'HI f ff ,M z ff ' 5 'V1v.. 1 jfs: f? Q ' . A 'W W uf ,. .,V.,. . ,,,.. , '- V Aged v o X L, .4 2 3 I3 H gf Q? 2,1 Q 2 4 559: E' 'va ' A Aj ww' A'-Q Q- Q i? ff fw f flniga gh r lit ew Q , 1 40.5 5,-f-ff L Qu ll 25 f 'fx im w.xu. v F K' 'S , .fm A ' aw. , .,.., A wg-eww ., Featuring DRIVE-I N WINDOWS-CUSTOM ER PARKING ZANESVILLE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND l.oAN Assocwrlou CONGRATULATIONS AND SUCCESS to the CLASS OF 1955 CCNQD BRIDGES NOVELTY C0 44 EIGHTH STREET PHONE 2 9541 I Page Om' H umlrvd Forty FRANK COOPER IEWELER 7 North Fifth Street GORHAM 81 TOWLE STERLING LENOX CHINA Shaeffer s Dalry Queen h t B PLEZOL HOME MADE B R E A D THE BAKER BREAD coMPANY BEST or LUCK CLARENDON HOTEL The Home of Unexcelled Foods RAY WALLER M POHII I' Home of 1 , Commissioner Street End 5th Stree ridge h W . sf. .age nc' unc ref ' 1878 1955 LONGSHORE'S 57 North Fifth Street 77 YEARS Supplying Zanesville with Fine Musical Instruments, Sheet Music, Band and Orchestra Instruments, Pianos, Radios. Phone 3-9211 SUCCESS and Congratulations THE COMPLETE MEN S 8. BOYS SHOP GRADS OF 55 71 Years Main and 4th Siafwi U 9 dl' I I Page Om: Ilundrml Foriy-11120 Typrcal Mueller Year Book Photographs Slx Proofs Draplng and Glamour Llghtlng Sknlltully Executed Whenever Requested Phone 2 2530 Closed Thursday P M THE MUELLER STUDIO 44' Member of the Photographers Assocratron of America 7th at Market WALTER G KNIFFIN Manager CONGRATULATIONS Class of 1955 May the future hold m store for you many years of success happmess and good health WEBER'S Page One Hundred Forty three . . . . . ,1 5 EQ: I Q I X - .,, A is ge 2 N' . A , 9 9 2' -' f .' ' ll M ' . c K ,AQ 'Q ' 3- jf zfljj- - . , . . . ' I . r . You have not completed your education untrl you have learned to save Flrst Federal Savings and Loan Assoclahon 508 510 MAIN STREET We belreve young folks lrke to transact IS POPULARITY A BORE7 busrness with us We rnvrte you to start a savrngs account at your hrst opportunrty to Lose u Man b B J Bake or Ifka co I U PIIRI RAITUIIE .T lll0 Creatrve Character Studres By Beadlrng 326W MAIN STREET PHONE 2 9091 Page Om Hundrcd Forty four I C C O ' Pantomime entitled A Hundred Easy Ways ' ' ' , y . . r r- n'v I. In 1 , V - IIALL'S BRO 00 DRIVE-IN CONGRATULATES ZANESVILLE HIGH'S 'I955 GRADUATES WE INVITE YOU TO COME TO ZANESVILLE S MOST MODERN DRIVE IN AND ENJOY THE BEST OF FOODS PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE COURTEOUS SERVICE wow AND NORTH MAPLE Ave E?oRAbbUTfA SERVWE AT LIVINGSTON CAR SERVICE P1 c O10 H1 cl ed If tyjiue I COUNTER ' convsmzucs lg' 1, an r Jr - ' Compliments Of M C A Cafeterna 34 South 5th Street TODD PLUMBING an HEATING CO 2041 Headley sf C H TODD C C TODD 2 2081 2 7160 BALDERSON MOTORS KAISER HENRY 1 SALES 81 SERVICE 2970 Maple Ave Phone 2 6026 Zanesvllle Ohlo P R GOBEL INC TOBACCOS 526 Market Street Zanesville Ohlo Phone 3 8336 EAT QUALITY R B BRAND MEATS RITTBERGER BROS STATE AND wlu.ow STREETS PHONE 2 5427 Page One Hundred Forty sm Y.... ' d OO , Congratulahons to the Class of 55 CHICAGO STANDARD TRANSFURMER CURPURATIUN CERAMIC AVENUE ZANESVILLE OHIO Pg,OHd Frty CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 'I955 BINTZ BROS. SOUTH EASTERN OH IO S Most Complete Department Store IACK HEMMER lc: CREAM 532 Mclntire 'I4'I 8 Maysville Owned and Operated by TOM MIRGON Congratulahons 8. Good Luck to the Class of 55 IRVIN MEIIIJUW GIIID DAIRY C0 MILK ICE CREAM 379 Adalr Avenue Phone 2 2709 IF ITS MEADOW GOLD ITS MIGHTY GOOD Compllments f Lune Maternal Company Transformer Plant A McGraw Electrnc Co Dlvlslon Page Om Hzmdrfd I arty L1 ht I 0 rl ll 0 o u . o I 0 0 0 ll I 1 rl 1 2 f - , fu ' . PN ron Youn sooo HEALTH ZULANDT DRUG INC MAIN 81 7TH STREETS TALLEY 81 ZULANDT MAIN NEAR 7TH THE STORE FOR MEN Congratulations to the Class of 'I955 ZANE LINCOLN MERCURY Corner of South Slxth 8- Marletta Phone 2 6365 WATCHES JEWELRY DIAMONDS LEE IEWELERS 512 MAIN STREET ON EASY TERMS Your Friendly Jewelers HQ R 21 COMPLIMENTS OF W' PIONEER MUSIC SHOP 29 NORTH 5TH STREET Page One Hundred Forty nzne Q 0 ll ll CO. A 5 A , K: 5,.- , . 7 V. X-ff xiii: , r. 2 ,, , ' A Q 5 0 E . I ' ' 'L I fl Q f I '44 , - . Welcome to the Zanesvllle Branch OHIO UNIVERSITY Your opportunnty to obtain one or two years of college educatlon whsle lnvrng at home RESIDENCE CREDIT LOW COST For lnformatlon Contact ELLIS MIRACLE Assistant Director Zanesville Branch Offrce In Hugh School Bulldlng Phone 3 'l90'l WESTWARD HO l' I' l. p o to Zdnes A LL0QIf5 Page One Hundred F1fty I 1 Irene Politis, a Wes ern belle in he vinrac Show, gives her rsion of Button and Bows. 0 If I Q' BORDEN' ICE CREAM - MILK The Most Complete Dairy ln Southeastern Ohio II9 SOUTH 6TH STREET DIAL 2 5451 Compllments of THE GEORGE W LENT CONTRACTING CO BUILDER OF FINE HOMES PFEIFER DRIVE PHONE 3 0268 Congratulations to the Class of 55 and Good Luck to Those Who Follow Quick Service Q 1 ckefl V 011351 S THE FUUNTAIN RUUM M LOCATED AT TERRACE POINT A SHORT WALKING DISTANCE FROM NEW HIGH SCHOOL Pug O za H1 ndred Fzfty one . . ' I cc ' - as t only , lr'-iz? ' ' Q I -l p, AT - 29' Aj -- f I?-l X IH - , -A . Q 69 QT 'c' 1' 1 ' - Compliments Of THE ROEKEL COMPANY SOUTH SECOND STREET PHONE 2 5421 NA D E355 29353 ZANESVILLE OHIO To the Class of 55 pany appreciates all the business the students of the above class have given them During this perlod no one has been hurt or injured on our buses Every student in this class will now have to make an important decision as to his future travel in life The Zanesville Rapid Transit wishes that whatever road IS chosen by you will be as safe as the one we have rendered to you EDGAR M BLAND General Manager CHEVROLET 24 HOUR AAA ROAD SHOP WRECKER SERVICE SELLING SERVICING SINCE 1914 WHITES End of Y Bridge Phone 2 3611 Pa e One Hundred Fifty two The Zanesville Rapid Transit Com- FOR YOUR FUTURE ComPI'me fS UI A Business Education Wrll Help HENRY FUCHS Summer Term Starts June I3 For 32 Years Your Beffef Re9'Sfef EGFIY Building Contractor The Meredlth College Rom Phone 3 8167 55Vz N Fufth St Phone 3 8136 ZANESVILLE OHIO DINNER WARE ir GIFTS Wwffifo SETS? POTTERY KING ZTZTE 2 MILES EAST OF ZANESVILLE Pa 0 Om Ilunflrul Izfty tlzrea - .. . . . - . . ' 1 . . 0 ' I , M.':,,ff A . 2 '7 . ,,, ., ,Wm- A 4, gy 1 1 f ' , Q h , , Complete Lune Ot Easel Frames 81 Mouldmgs IDEAL ART STUDIO Leaders In Photography In All Its Branches 6 NORTH SIXTH STREET ZANESVILLE OHIO Congratulations an Best Wishes to Class of 55 THE CAMERA SHOP YOUR KODAK STORE for Everything Photographic to o 620 Market St Dlal 2 7302 eo E gleh E gle at Ne E gl ha t 66 THE MORRISON MOTOR CO For All Automobile and Truck Requirements 36TH YEAR YOUR STUDEBAKER DEALER Hawklnson Tread Operators Vulcanlzung Treadmg Cars Studebaker Trucks 216 MAIN ST LOT SOUTH THIRD STREET Page One Hundred Fzfty four . d l I Air Conditioned r Your Comf rt I - I ' L nard n art Dan n h r d n e r I ' I I 1' - FOR A BETTER IMPRESSION WJJQZHEERS College Annuals Catalogs Newspapers Text Books Magazmes Booklets Folders Announcements Brochures Broadsndes Letter Heads Offuce Forms Legal Blanks Ruled Forms Pernodlcals fa EW IIQFQ1' Over 80 Years m Prmtlng HEER PRINTING COMPANY 364 386 SOUTH FOURTH STREET COLUMBUS I5 OHIO '7elepf1.0-ne CApltal 8 4541 PRINTERS OKBINDERS FICE SUPPLI S dFURNITURE COMPLETE FACILITIES FOR LETTERPRESS OR OFFSET PRINTING Page O e Hu dred F fty fue I O O , KKf'TH-,3 A ,ff 'ff ze A I- vi C43-1-rf :jjj R l:, ! L -BO -STATIONERS-OF E an ' n n i - ' SHOPPING DIRECTORY ACME CHEMPRINT Blue Prlnts Photostats and Supplies EDWARD H McDOWELL Spot Restaurant 8- Catermg ARCADE CLUB L nd Arcade Bu Idmg THE FINDEISS LEATHER COMPANY Leather Craft Suppl es ARTWIL DRESS SHOP 430 Mann Street FOGGS DRUG STORE 522 Market Street BREESE DRUG STORE 'I422 Maple Avenue FOWLER BOLIN COMPANY Ch na Glass Gfts CHARLEY HOP LAUNDRY 524 Ma ket Street FOX DRUG STORE 205 Brighton Blvd CLOSSMAN HARDWARE CO FRENCH SHOP LADIES APPAREL COMBS BROTHERS Zanesv Ile s B g Shoe Store GEO E SPICER 8. SON Plaste ng of Dst ncto COMMUNITY CENTER Mecca of Wholesome Recreahon GERMAN S TEXACO SERVICE East Pke At Pleasant Grove Road Pagc One Hundred F1fty su I I ' I I I - -I r ' . 619-623 Main Street 406 Main Street I ' I ri I I In I 1, - i I2 . - .- SHOPPING DIRECTORY Compliments of HEARING-BRYAN-DELONG William B. DeLong Herman W. Baker LEFFLER'S DRUG STORE 502 Main Street LIN DSAY AUTOMATIC WATER SOFTENER 1610 Maple Ave. Ph. 3-1335 E. G. Humn-Mgr. MEES' Ca rpet-LinoIeum-Draperies-Paint JOHNSTON'S RESTAURANT Famous for Ch cken MILLER'S DRUG STORE 7th 8. Elberon Avenue THE JONES SHOP Ch na 'lf Crystal Y S Ive 5 6 23 South Ffth St eet MODERN TV 81 APPLIANCES Market St eet Ph 36957 JONES SPUDNUT SHOP ROSEANNES BEAUTY SHOP 1084 P 9 Sf eet 7 North 6th St Ph 34216 LAURA BEAUTY sl-loPPE ZANESVI'-I-'ANS PATRoNlzE THESE FRIENDS 528 Ma ket St eet Ph 29467 OZHS A MTI By, MIDDY MAIDS The year 1954 55 was a record year ln many ways And on the ecord fo fashions lt was the yea the muddy blouse came back lmomentarllyl in style for coeds Evelyn Shaw Sandy Enck son Mary Ann Bollinger and leg ate pose I Page One Hundred F zfty seven i i i r 1 I . - i r I in r 11 , . - I Y . ' F . . . A -1 f 4' V ' , 1' r r ' , ' , we ' 4 Y V' r ' vii 'A 'l , I 1 ' ew?-A A i , A Dixie Frank are shown in a col- , ff Y ' i . www I I 4 'A , I . 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