Zanesville High School - Comus Yearbok (Zanesville, OH)

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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

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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

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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