Zanesville High School - Comus Yearbok (Zanesville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1957 volume:

1 E A . img?4,355gmgg-1sagsa,4e4e1fLafsiig+ ptrixgm +5nm5am.s,arsfa5ae::gg:-va .mvgziggi :ff :gf mis, , is 25,4 sg? 35,5 5 Wmzz ,ff 94 sczmz The Comms Staff I5 plcabeci to pmbnnt thls lecold of the school xeu and xx15hes to thank all btudeuts, faculty memb 15 and others xxho haxe a1ded m pro ducmg lt A SIDCC131 tubute IS due our student photogl iphels xx ho xx ork mam houxs ex erx Week to segule 1 p1K.IO11d1 leund ot the xml s act1x1t1e5 I 57 We-U Zanesville, Ohio All-America City 1957 O U . , ' ' . X. V. . , . , ' . , , . . , , E ,Q ,' . f . - ,. 7 Q v 1. 4 7 v I ' - . f . I . i. . ki .2 , V t. . , lr, , I 4 C . 5 -.1 1 , - D .Iv it wg , . 9. I 1. f'm'1'r rlrxzzn uwzx nriuimzlrll lm li. , linker, rulnr sclunzw by Nancy Cnmlmzln, Ill'!llL'l'HLLf by funk CuIff'1'n. mul lfrtms hy Mr. .xl!'lil7l'7IlfL'k. ff ,Y-,, ! !3 w, hal? c' ' f' Q V 0 0 0 . L5 , , , x I Q ' 0 A ,V ' J 5' 6 'x J x' PJ 1 ' . J 3 x ' ' Z2 0 XJ X I A xx 1 f f f U 4 I .Vx XX xv ' i WM Our school is creative. In many fields of fine and practical arts, students produce artifacts of beauty and usefulness. In many ways. too ours is a model school-in the sense of being worth copying by others. and by ourselves from year to year, And so. Comus. without too much modesty. presents some of the artists and models of 1701 Blue Avenue. The rruulwls ulrun' un' Pat Griffilll. fum! Lucas, Rubin .KIHIIQQ Marla Eflrnurf, and Judy Sluluvr. X 1. ala .255 , ff - I -j.,15I ..:,i gifftliyg ' ,.', 'sf--13 .L .- LZ. ' A ,-:kfgLZf2?f:::4f-515' X 'fw.5zieff .? - ' 6 Q Q ef SCJLOGJ 56114 pc .1- ZHS is a modern. functional, eiiicieiit school plant - a masterpiece born of the combined efforts of architect, builder. and landscape artist. In it we learn, and live. ...-.11 W Zi. 5.14. 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Comus collections. musicals. Ideas flow from one mind through the poster on the bulletin board to the minds of many. .ftrlisfx In rf rm : li: ll: Xnrnmn. If ft. Dmrvfl Cuff unzl Siiynn Iii 1 i 1 x. pollen Wfaulcb fmfl O! 9164 There is no more dramatic example of artistic creation than the quick metamorphosis of clay gob into symmetrical bowl. or pitcher. A formless mass becomes a thing of beauty, pleasing to the eye. Thi porn r lx Izlrru y Finzlli U. --nlw I'ImmuflDm1 llfurn iw llmfmnzl llffm wllf aeaieu' WMA of 14 az' The educated man, the good citizen, the positive social being, the cultural force or. more briefly. the student of whom we are proud-that is the greatest creation coming from Zanesville High School. 12 The diploma attests that the student has been trained in basic skills, in logic and reasoning. in knowledge of the arts and sciences, and in appreciation of the creative efforts of God and man. 9 sx ig 3 5u.. f-...... J iJ Q 14 Q-v- 2 0 lg 'fi' W f Q . Q 4, fl A smashing 20 to 6 Blue Devil victory over the Lancaster Golden on October 19 added just the note to HOMECOMING. that occasion which combines Gales right great pageant and dance to honor the team. DOZ club assisted with the cere- Hi-Y provided the escorts. mony, and DECA sponsored the dance. From 9 till 12 in the ZHS gym old grads and student merry- makers in semiformal attire danced under colored lights to the music of Phil Nader's orchestra. Decora- tions were in keeping with the harvest theme. pdyedllfhf pfleadfl. . . Queen Julic's escort for the dance was Jim Knapp 1956 graduate of ZHS. now enrolled at Denison univer- sity. Ar left bcloir. Betty Barker and Sue Saad. queen and her court were Don Mann, Allen Gale. sophomore attendants. ride in the stadium proccs- Dave Zimmer. Dave Morton, Bernard Cooper, and sion with escort John McGinnis. AI I'lQl11,ROlJlI1 Steve Blocksom. Tom Price was chairman of .-Xxline. senior. and Kenny Coultrap join the stadium decorations. parade of royalty. Other Hi-Y escorts for the Us mf i Cf'-PW' YHA 'Ji ff f ' I J -at 14 9 Y . 1 f ,. ,A 3 fx f -, s fi' J? f 1 gym I is 4, 4? M' J 4 L -i., 1. an-.' MP f 321 'A - fs T-f'u2xl.i,5fz:j-f W- A J my f me a ' .nik l bf ! Va anced, ca Sac 040724. mm mm Ifka semiformal dance, Winter Serenadell was December 15. in the YWCA gym. Girls invited their escorts in Leap-Year fashion, and the Ray Rich Combo band pro- vided the music. Pictured is Mary Frances Sheridan. dance chairman, after crowning Mickey Drake king. Looking on is Cecily Ebert, queen. and at extreme left is Martha Roberts. sophomore attendant. King and queen were elected at the dance. rqfim-gamegac a-flap Soc hops, held this year in the ZHS gym after a number of home games, proved quite popular and were attended by students and guests. These affairs were spon- sored by Fellowship club. Deserv- ing much of the credit for their popularity was the ZHS dance band. the Blue Knights. which, with Mr. Biggs' assistance. played triumphal music that was well suited for an aftermath to the many cage victories. mum Paom Junior prom climaxes the social activity schedule. and. followed by a parent-chaperoned. after-mid- night dance. is the most pretentious occasion of the year. Pictured here is a scene from the 1956 prom. One Enchanted Evening . when juniors. as usual. exerted a supreme effort to make the event a fitting tribute to the seniors. fjcafzliei 14 ae Jfapfzq 7imM, 'fn ' 'zyfzaofzufz Mrs. Bonifant, dramatics coach, rehearses a tense scene from the play. At left. Jill Youmans, cast in a leading role, registers horror as Richard Rogovin and Dave Morton move the fateful pic- ture, and Richard Bainter looks on, helpless to stop the chain of murders. Based on the Agatha Christie novel, the mystery drama Ten Little Indians , pro- duced on November 16, provided an evening of blood-curdling suspense. Scene of the play was a summer home located on Indian Island in Devon, England, where ten Indian statu- ettes on the mantel all Hgure in gruesome lffacfel Siege Dramatic students at ZHS study all phases of play production. includ- ing costuming. make-up and staging. Shown here, exhibiting a model of stage setting for Ten Little Indians. are cast members lleft to right! Terry Timson, Don Mann, and Jill Youmans with Mrs. Bonifant, murder cases. The plot, concerning the slay- ing of guests at the house party, is contrived to fit the details of a familiar nursery rhyme with just enough variation to keep the audi- ence guessing. Left alive at the final cur- tain were ZHS actors Jill Youmans and Terry Timson. Nancy Brown, as Bloody Mary, and Gary Bowles, cast as the sardonic Luther Bills, discuss the purchase of a grass skirt in a scene from South Pacific . At extreme left is Kay Williams, Mary's assistant. Backing up Billis are Bob Baird as the professor, Roger Fields, Stewpot, and John Allen, radio operator. Mmwd fjfeaaiei Gaawcl Ronnie Wilson, center, who portrays the role of Emile de Becque, is flanked by two native chil- dren, Ngana, portrayed by Cynthia Sidwell, left. White Cottage school. and Jerome. played by David Adams, Roosevelt junior high. 'aujfn Performing arts department, combining tal- ents of vocal and instrumental music and dramatics classes. presented two successful performances of the Rodgers and Hammer- stein musical South Pacific on February l and 2. The cast of 65 depicted 25 colorful scenes backed by a beautiful musical score. Ronnie Wilson played the part of the French planter made famous on Broadway by Ezio Pinza, and Melanie Boal, as Ensign Nellie Forbush, was the ZHS Mary Martin. General director was Mr. Fawcett. pacific' lfffaked, gig Spfaflfn 7am ' wi :qw 'WMM' Abel CRonnie Wilsonj tries to explain the strange ways of the white man to the jungle Indian in an opening scene from the musical, 'tGreen Mansions 'Qaeen !f'f an4' March 29 and 30 marked the premier of the musical, Green Mansions , adapted by Mr. Fawcett from the W. H. Hudson novel. Miss Kaprielian of New York City provided the score and served as accompanist. Ronnie Wilson portrayed the hero, Abel, lost in the jungle, and Kay Worstall imper- sonated the lovely Rima, exotic survivor of a vanished race. Faculty member Mr. Biggs played Nuflo, the grandfather, chorus girls and boys were Indiansg and Karen Erickson was Rima's ballet counterpart. 'Alzqh Wmcdaw' ZHS, host at the annual Drama Festival, March 23, won superior rating with the one- act play High Window by Verne Power. Jill Youmans was later selected on the All- State Cast during the Columbus contest, and the play was presented at a student assembly on April l2. The plot concerns the mysterious death of wealthy Warren Winthrop, and the action occurs before a massive window from which Warren is said to have been shoved. Direc- tor was Mrs. Bonifant. Left: Al Zimmer. Jill Youmans. B. J. Baker, Dave Morton. Mrs. Bonifant tcoachb and Carmen Smith, foreground, exhibit trophy won for High Window . Right: Karen Erickson, as Rima in Green Man- sions . dances in jungle scene. -2 ,J 9 Scfnaali 7eam4 flame! Math puck The varsity squads representing Zanesville High School during the year 1956-57 brought much honor to themselves and the school. The football team secured a tie for C. O. L. leadership, outpointing its opponents 234 to 103. The reserve team played a full schedule 26 Without a single loss, a feat which has seldom been duplicated. The varsity basketball team missed the C. O. L. top rung by four points, went on to play among the 16 best Ohio teams in tourna- ment jousts. The reserve squad dropped only one contest in 16 for a fine record. These boys will be fighting hard for varsity berths come next fall. Q lflinoa Spafzia an Siege ia Spain? This year marks a switch from spring foot- ball practice fnow outlawedj to track. Two or three years will be required to develop the latter sport on a competitive basis. The 1956 baseball team placed second in W 95, C. O. L. competition, winning 60 percent of its regular games. Golf attracts a small but mighty crew who, in the spring of '56, chalked up 8 wins and a tie out of 12 matches. In the C. O. L. tourney the ZHS team placed thirdg in the Eastern District matches, second. Intramural competition, gym training, and noon play indoors and on the blacktop courts touch most students personally. 1271 ,glue fbeailft f.-gpfa Sfwzla Branson. Scaaefx of 1956 Z. H. S. 7 Columbus North 33 20 Columbus East 7 9 Marietta 6 15 Chillicothe 6 68 Cambridge 12 20 Lancaster 6 21 Coshocton 6 21 Newark 27 53 Dover 0 234 103 Quddm Pkaae 4cm4 The Zanesville Blue Devils, after winning five straight C.O.L. games, lost to Newark 27-21 in a heart-stopping contest. The fired-up Newark eleven dampened Z.H.S. hopes for the C.O.L. title. The next week we closed the season by trouncing Dover, 53-0, gaining a tie for the C.O.L. crown. Seniors lost by graduation are: Dan Boetcher, Arnold Gasper- sohn, Earl Miller, Bill Baughman, Mike Ericksen, Jim Pickrell, John Watson, Roy Thornton, Tom Hardesty, Carl Norris, and Don Zlaazfddlli The Z. H. S. reserve football team played a perfect season, going through its schedule unmarked by defeat. Last fall saw one of the best crops of sophomores in recent years turn out for football. flefiawe 89nd Top Row : Gene Seesholtz, Don Farst, Dave New- comer, Phil Barnes, Larry Glass, Bill Butler, Larry Knight, Dave Search, Arthur Simpson, Coach Earl Wiley. Row 2: Kenny Novaria, Phil Snyder, Lanny Hickman, Ronnie Kennison, Roger Fields, Bob Forman, George Williams, Dick Gadd, Bill Blosser, Coach Don Stahl. Row 3: Joe Bishoff, Herman Baldwin, Jim Balderson, Danny Duling, Eddie McCutcheon, Clarence Jones, Gary Graham, Burt Castner, Terry Harmon. 1 192 5. .-1995 , 1 , . s i eawfva.3fl12i44i42 .23 w as n..L4g.l.e4.Ji.-3Sa..3aL45LL41 .:,F' ml Y '! 4, .. L .Q u J K '-pm 1 ai ,' ISN V' ' u,.,' -,1 1 xg sx V , iii: 1- 'm -Y r ,f,. A: A t lg Qi? A M A : I. s . lily' el VV ,lf af' ' -f,..J ' D , 5 TOM HARDESTY LE STEVE MQGLADE FB. ,, my QHQQNTQN L T, JOHN WATSON LG. ' Sf? , 1 fi ' if xx 'QB :ru X ,,, I, ' IHS 1 -,J A ' Ffyw ' . f S , 3. ARNOLD GAS!-7 , I G QS -x , 1 s D150 HN K Q ?: Q A mam mamzn Le. we y CARL NDPJUS RH. '--A ....,. ,ig Eamxsow C , ,K N.-as 'V 5 A A K 1. V 'f ,Ny i tj , - ' I, s A Tx' :J 1- 5 ,.,V Y 1 1 ' -,bv ry M IKE 3 x ' in ., A 4 5q'2QQ-Kr, gmac- H 4-' 94 ff ,.,- , f hr' ' saw? -2- HY M GUIRE LH. jiif I GAR amz M, Mama The Zanesville High Blue Devils opened their regular football season on September 14 with Colum bus North and dropped the first effort 33 7 The next week however they bounced back against Columbus East with a 20 7 vlctory Then for the first time in years a game was played 1n the afternoon At Marietta the Blue Devils sur prised a strong foe with a 9 6 decision Next Zanesville downed the following Chillicothe 15 6 on a rain soaked field which made playing very difficult and messy Cambmdge 68 12 1n a one Slded contest w1th the boys 1n blue controlling the ball most of the game Lancaster 20 6 to hand the Golden Gales their first COL loss of the season and Coshocton 21 6 during which game the football was stolen by a spectator. Zanesville held undis- puted lead of the C.O.L. with a record of five wins and no losses. The next foe however was determined to unseat the powerful Blue Devils. Newark outplayed the Zanesville boys to the tune of 21-27 to hand them their first loss of the season in league play. ZHS closed the season by trouncing Dover 53-0 and sharing the C.O.L. crown with the Lancaster Golden Gales. Alanna Making All Central Ohio League first team were John Watson guard' Don Branson quarterback' Chuck Bryant linebacker' Arnold Gaspersohn tackleg Dan Boetcher, halfback. Honorable mentions went to Mike Ericksen, centerg Jim Pickrell, tackleg Carl Norris, halfbackg Steve McGlade, fullback, and Mervin McCoy, halfback. N' if -'...,, eawaimen R ck Zffz 79 til Fri LJ L-.i 'Ol 1 9 3352? ,X- Bottom Row: Coach Harold Slack, Mgr. John Miller, Jeff Prindle, Gary Steele, Don Branson, Chuck Bryant, Steve McGlade, Mgr. Richard Wm 197 17041 3 The ZHS cagers completed their most suc- cessful overall season since 1938. The final record of this fine team was 19 wins and only 3 losses. After winning 12 in a row, they were the only undefeated team in the Central Ohio League and were rated second best in the state at that time. Thirteen. however, seemed to be an un- lucky number for the Zanesville boys. In trying for their 13th consecutive win they were defeated by Newark 63-68. This loss put them in a tie for the C. O. L. lead. The next game was with co-leader Chillicothe, and it decided the winner of the C. O. L. K uni iw? Wright, Coach Wayne Ashbaugh. Row 2: Mervin McCoy. Bill Jewett, Forest Farmer, Dick Taylor, Dan Boetcher, Gary McGuire. championship. That game was a heartbreaker, the Blue Devils lost, 68-71. ln tournament play the Blue Devils met the Rosecrans Bishops for the first time in the athletic history of the two schools. The Blue Devils won 83-38. ZHS went on to capture the sectional crown by defeating New Concord, and the district crown by defeating East Liverpool and St. Clairsville. ln the first round of regional play, however, the Blue Devils were beaten by a tall Cleve- land East Tech team, 79-57, to finish one of the most successful and colorful basketball seasons in the history of the school. 1957 '7f1.a71hiu Coach Wayne Ashbaugh and the two seniors on the 1956-7 squad pose with the booty. Don Branson holds the district and Dan Boetcher the sec- tional Oscars. em R Seann! Seann ZHS Mt. Vernon 52 69 Marietta 52 72 Coshocton 44 67 Linden McKinley 44 57 Newark 50 54 Chillicothe 49 73 Canton Timken 59 65 Dover 59 94 Cambridge 28 79 Lancaster 63 81 Marietta 53 63 Coshocton , . 55 80 Newark ,, N. 68 63 Chillicothe ,W 71 68 Dover 36 70 Cambridge , 53 94 Lancaster 56 94 Sectional Rosecrans 38 83 New Concord .. ,,,,,,- We 31 55 District East Liverpool , H a,..,. - -N 59 77 Saint Clairsville , 50 56 Regional Cleveland East Tech 79 57 ,Umm Don Branson made All C. O. L. first team. and had the exceptional honor of placing on the United Press All-Ohio first team. Chuck Bryant and Mervin McCoy made All C. O. L. honorable mention. Above: Jeff Prindle C337 comes up with the elusive basketball while surrounded by East Liv- erpool playcrs in District Tournament play at New Concord. Below left: Merv McCoy gets off a shot and Branson's eyes follow it in game against Cambridge. Right: Rebound is snagged by Bran- son from among forest of arms, Gary Steele C223 and Chuck Bryant C323 are also in there against Linden-McKinley. swf., spina 5 Wet weather usually interferes with both baseball and golf training. The delay carries Bafiedall 7eam lm! In 6.0. .L'. 7 The Blue Devils came in behind in C. O. L. tourney play to end the 1956 spring season with a 6 won 4 lost record. ZHS defeated Philo 3-1, 13-4 and 7-0, Dover 5-4 and 15-6, Cambridge 7-4, and lost to Newark 0-3 and 0-13, East Liverpool 4-5, and Chillicothe 4-5. Catcher Jim Drake was top team batter with .400, Gary Bowles hit .380 and Don Bran- son .375. Pitcher Dale Young won 4, lost 1. Graduating seniors were Young, Janes, R. McCoy, Deveny, Rizer, Curtis, Weaver. Bottom Row: Gary Weaver, Charles Deveny, Jim Rizer, Gary Adams. Row 2: Mervin McCoy, Russ McCoy, Dick Taylor, Gary Bowles, Mgr. Tim Coffey. Row 3: Ron Curtis, Don Branson, Gary Steele, Jim Drake, Dale Young, Coach Harold Slack. Macf ancf Rain over to Comus' reporting of these sports. For the record here are the 1956 results. Qolfma place We!! in Seafmni Malcha The ZHS golf team underthe tutelage of Coach William 'Bill Zink, closed a success- ful season in June, 1956, having won 8 matches, lost 3, and tied 1. The wins were over Coshocton ftwo matchesj, Cambridge Cthreej, Marietta Ctwob, and Lancaster 113. Losses were to Newark Ctwoj and Chilli- cothe fly. One match with Lancaster was a tie. In the C. O. L. matches played on the Zanesville Country Club course, the team came in third, in the Eastern District matches, played at St. Clairsville, the Blue Devils stood second. John Allen, Steve Snider, Jan Reynolds, Elmer Gookins, Dave Robbins, Dick Gatchel, Bob Gatchel, Dick Harris, Lanny Sims. Coach William Zink was absent. in 5 X Y-'4 a n K ww W 2 A .,g. 1 AQJW L3 2 W fri QW' ...if 0 .M 6'-Ox Q: NX, X M, MM. , ,. 'T Z :ul-K J I :L fab 4 S A I 4 Us 5 in ' ,J C94--J,--4. l-,--- 4l- ---I -I . ll ,- ,---f--- dance afze Hmacfeh fda Me mafu GMM Jwuicela uae Row 1: Rolland Buxton, Betty Morosko, Mary Frances Sheridan. Terry Kessler, Carla Thornberry, Carol Jean Hoover. Linda Norris. Sue Rodenbaugh. Carol Paisley, Phyllis Scott, Marilyn Baker, Carla Wyatt, Ella Mae Norris. Patty Bee. Miss Stewart. Row 2: Judie O'Neil, Myrna Smith, Jane McCoy, Billie Denton. Roberta Conkle, Ronnie Davis, Jerry Rizer, Keith Madden, Janet Bryan, Suc Ann Paynter, Priscilla Hayth, Doug Taylor. Myrna Havens, Karen Best, Chales Lewis. OFFICE AIDES assist Dean Buxton and Dean Stewart with the attendance cards and help with the many clerical details of admin- istering a big modern school plant like ZHS. Aides are chosen for their reliability, ac- curacy, ability to cooperate, and good school citizenship. Any student is eligible, good typists are especially desired, and preference is given those considering clerical Work as a vocation. Students usually work the same period five days a week. This assistance can be listed as experience by graduates who apply for ofhce positions. gxcwie, Office Aides Mary Frances Sheridan and Jane McCoy are issuing tardy slips. Tardy students may have good excuses but prefer to remain unidentitied. Wmwmwazwmwpza, '15 ii, Assistant Club Editor Kay Warner, left, and Club Editor Kathleen Tipton supervise the typing of the activity section. Typists are Wanda Barth, right, and Pat Daniels. Top: Music Editor Barbara Bates and Miss Fer- rell, adviser, inspect the music layout, while As- sistant Junior Editor Diane Haehnlen and Andy Axline, sports editor, tabulate some advertising blanks. Below: Advertising Manager Dave Ander- son checks his ad goal on the ad thermometer as Bookkeeper Sharla Gookins, left, Editor B. J. Baker, and Subscription Manager Betsy Charles catch up with their routine tasks. COMUS dates back over fifty years at ZHS, starting as a literary magazine with a title taken from the Greek god of mirth and revelry. When it metamorphosed into a yearbook, the title represented the pag- eantry of ZHS life, often serious as Well as mirthful. Preparing a pictured record of the high school years that will be preserved in the archives of ZHS and cherished in the memory of graduates is a job that occupies most of the school year. During the first months ads are secured, the first subscription dollar is collected, and junior-sophomore pictures are taken. Senior editor warns her class that 'Auf at Eff Lex serv 44 , ,Nfii? WS the deadline is approaching for those senior portraits. Staff photographers are busy snapping pix of all important school events, and club editors, responsible for the biggest writing job, get started on their material. Ordering covers in December from the Smith Company in Cleveland always run amuck of individual color preferences and usually re- sults in a compromise, the ZHS blue and White. Comus meets each day in the week, learn- ing a variety of skills that are utilized in later photographic, business, secretarial, ad- vertising, or creative careers. Advisers are Mr. Carter and Miss Ferrell. D .awww , 4 Co-editor Sally Barrick types senior activities, while Photographic Editor Allen Gale warns her about space reserved for copy and Assistant Photo Editor Scott Burkett and Mr. Carter, adviser, check senior panel. ancflimeid ' ' ,llignlim , all ' K I 1 A L,, -- YY? Second semester, the imminence of dead- lines brings Comus work to a climax. Picture deadline with Canton Engraving Company is March 15. All copy must be mailed to Heer Printing Company in Columbus the first week in April. New staff members must be selected and trainedg all contracts for next year must be negotiated and dates setg vet- eran staif members are recognized. Proof is read and mailed back to Columbus. C 45 Top: Rechecking identification of undergraduate panels are Carol Baker, Sophomore Editor from Roosevelt, Assistant Subscription Manager Nancy Goodman, Judy Spencer, Soph Editor from Grover Cleveland, and Junior Editor Eleanor Norris. Below: Assistant Senior Editor Vicki Vickers, left, looks over copy that Janet Williams has typed with Judy Wiles' assistance. After dire predictions that the big day won't arrive before the seniors are dismissed, the books usually come in time for the graduation class to share in the autographing. The staff completes details of distribution and balances accounts. Pix of Commencement activities are taken for next year, and all celebrate at a publication picnic. Med cleacllma Za Aeadlawaf QS: Row 1: Virginia Banet, Beverly Murphy. Joy Shinn, Sue Morgan, Phyllis Young, Miss Ferrell, adviser Row 2: Ruth Veler, Anita Bumbaugh, Su: Swank. Jacqie Mizer, Melva Trott, Beth Norman. Row 3 Mary Frances Sheridan, Doy Talley, Barbara Jewett, Barbara Sidwell, Judy Doughty, Sandy Freil Laura Lorenz. Row 4: Maynard Honesty, Sam Mehrley. Dick Huffman, Mervin McCoy, Charles Powell, Charles Balog. ZANESVILLIAN, established in 1925, is published each week through the courtesy of the Sunday Times Signal. It covers high school news and interprets ZHS life to the community. Editor this year was Virginia Banet, assisted by associate editors Beverly Murphy and Joy Shinn. Phyllis Young was news editor, Sue Morgan, exchange editor, Sharla Gookins, art editor. Other senior staff members were Maynard Honesty, photog- rapher, and Sandra Friel, newcomer to ZHS. Junior feature editor and columnist was Ruth Veler. Doy Talley was responsible for music publicity. Other juniors were Dick Huffman, ad manager, Barbara Jewett, Laura Lorenz Culnquiring Reportervl, Mary F. Sheridan QPuzzle Personalityul, Jacquie Mizer, Anita Bumbaugh, Barbara Sidwell, and Sam Mehrley. Charles Balog rated the most photo bylinesg other junior photograph- ers were James Beckert, Roger Morrison, and Charles Powell. Sophomore cubs were Judy Doughty, Melva Trott, and Beth Norman. Adviser is Miss Ferrell. A typical scene on Friday afternoon in the composing room of the Zanesville Publishing Company shows Zanesvillian editor Virginia Banet directing the make-up of the Sunday school page. Pic- tured with her is Ralph Steinman. Pub- lishing Company employee and ZHS graduate of 1955. Padma-Zahn? or ma' F1144 ' ' . 121,410 my rqfwayfi Rauf Every day of every week. and on most game nights. play nights. dance nights, the STAFF PHOTOGRAPHERS are on the job. The snap of the shutter of flash of the gun is only the beginning. The exposed negative is taken to the darkroom, developed, fixed, washed. and dried. In the printing room friglztj Charles Balog places negative in the enlargerg next, he will do a test strip-then expose, develop. fix. Wash-as Maynard Honesty is doing. PIII :fu GK-2 Photo by Brckrrt Shade 04 Bald? Roger Morrison. fleftj Checks shutter and diaphragm settings on old and beat-up No. 3 camera. Jim Beckert attaches elec- tronic speedlite to No. 1 cam- era, the 550 'volt drybattery sits on the counter. eazm 4 'e ftcfzool za,.az,,. Row 1: Jeanette Harmon. Dianne Decker, Judy Bintz, Marcia Nethers. Robert Gatchel, pres., Bill Gonda, vice pres., Pat Griiiith. secy., Julie Hardesty, treas., Mrs. Patton, adviser. Row 2: Jeri Gortner, Suzanne Barker, Judy Barnes, Austin Coulson, Jack Daener. Ruth Veler, Patty Barker, Vonda Cruise, Marlaine Taylor, Pam Jordan, Charlotte Brownfield, Vicky McLendon, Lois Veler. Row 3: Robin Ax- line, Vonda Wittlinger, Carole Lucas, Janet Wilson, Charlotte Wilson, Glenna Piper, Barbara Sidwell, Martha Holliday, Judy Stolper, Shirley Rittberger, Melanie Boal, Mary Black, Judy Hall. Row 4: Andy Axline, Joe Kennedy, Richard Gatchel, John Allen, Mike Ericksen, Bob Tanner, Don Mann, Mickey Drake, Jim Roberts. BLUE AND WHITE CLUB is a service organization with two main functions: to support all school activities in every way possible and to add to the school's extra- curricular activities by providing special services. One such service this year was the sale of Blue Devil sweat shirts to loyal fans. Blue and White sponsors the Christmas formal dance, one of the major teen-age events of the school year. The theme of this year's dance was Starlight Whirlf' Bill King furnished the music. Members of Blue and White are elected each spring from those who indicate a desire to belong to the organization. Mrs. Patton is adviser. 1485 -vm W 3.-JIS ,Mapu Za use Row 1: Jeanette Harmon. Sally Barrick. Shirley Suttle, Pat Grifiith. Terry Kessler, Edith Morris, Rose Ann Achauer, Pat Broughton. Imogene Long. Carole Lucas, Marcia Nethers, Pat Daniel, pres., Wanda Barth, first vice pres., Kay Whitehead, secy.. Marlene Wiseman, treas., Miss Walker, adviser. Row 2: Dianne Decker, Pat Hendershot. Cicely Ebert, Karen Erickson, Nancy Anderson. Suzanne Barker, Virginia Banet, Carol Dennis, Judy Wiles, Glenna Piper, Betsy Charles, Willa Ruth Garich, Janet Wilson, Alicia Evans, Judy Bintz. Robin Axline. Carol Paisley. Row 3: Marla Elmore, Mary Ann McCarty, Sharon Lee Bowers, Sue Ann Paynter, Sandra Norris, Marcia Russi. Judy Carter, Connie Davis, Mary Royston, Marilee McGee, Rosemary Parshall, Beverly Jean Shell. Carol Roby, Julie Hardesty, Vonda Wittlinger. Row 4: Charlotte Wilson, Carol Beth Shinn, Patty Mohrhoif. Jane McCoy, Sandy Friel, Sandy Lewis. Marilyn Daily, Judy Pearson, Laura Bell. Barbara Cummins, Janet Bryan, Jean Echelberry, Sandra Johnson, Martha Estock, Nancy Frick, Jo Ann Farmer, Vicki Vickers, Judy Barnes. To believe, to belong, to build was the theme of the 1956 Ohio Y-Teen Conference held at Ohio Wesleyan from June 17 to 23. To believe in my faith and the brother- hood of man, to belong through positive personal relationships, 'Ato build my personal standards are the goals of SENIOR IFKA. Membership in this club is open to all senior girls. Meetings are held the second and fourth 49 Tuesdays of every month in Kactus Korner at the YWCA. Advisers are Miss Stanford, Y-Teen director, and Miss Walker, of the ZHS faculty. Projects of the club include the Lavinrac talent show to finance expenses of delegates at the summer conference, promotion of local charity drives, and the Coketail party for new girls. 865 .Qin .. .. Row 1: Lois Veler, pres., Charlotte Brownneld, first vice pres.. Vicky McLendon, second vice pres., Barbara Sidwell, secy., Ruth Veler, treas., Miss Walker, adviser. Row 2: Sandra Harper, Betty Bash, Joy Renicks, Alice Sims, Margaret Johnson, Barbara McConnell, Kay Mathers, Janice Kinney, Sandra Todd, Judy Gamble, Becky Chapman, Charlotte Horn. Kay Russi, Sherri Merriam, Mary Frances Sheri- dan, Mary Watiker, Phyllis Richards, Doris Powell. Row 3: Mary Lou Stevens, Diane Haehnlen, Shir- ley Wagstaff, Jo Ann Strauss, Arlene Anderson, Kathie Payne, Judy Kelly, Sandra Crowder, Janet Fracker, Carolyn Wahl, Patty Barker, Phyllis Coffey. Kathleen Morrow. Ann Hueffner, Carol Boyd, Judy Hall, Jacquie Mizer, Pam Jordan, Martha Holliday. Betsy Mercer. Row 4: Jeri Gortner, Sandra Blake, Frances Shultz, Marlaine Taylor, Mary Black. Vonda Cruise, Shirley Rittberger, Sandra Trum- power, Barbara Jewett, Marilyn Mast, Phyllis Krumme. Sandra Robe, Carla Jo Yaus, Diana Shirley, Donna Barron, Barbara Bates, Judy Weichert, Doy Talley, Anita Bumbaugh. Row 5: Judy Davis, Pris- cilla Hayth, Carolyn Stevens. Lois Ray, Evelyn Ball. Marjorie Coleman, Marilyn Adams, Kay Stiers, Judy Scott, Dorothy Fox, Suellen Sims, Mary Cloe Swift. Norma Shirer, Sandra Sands, Kathleen Cowan, Barbara Lynch, Ruth Burns, Sandra Schneider, Janet McClurg, Eleanor Crawford, Judy Ray, nl Joanne Brown, Sue Swank, Mary Jo Embree, Laura Lorentz. JUNIOR IFKA is open to junior girls who wish to share the Y-Teen goals and purposes. The purpose of the Young Women's Chris- tian Association is to build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed as Christians . 50 The goals are to grow as a person, to grow in friendship with people of all races, re- ligions. and nationalities: to grow in the knowledge and love of God . Members meet at the YWCA the first and third Wednesdays of each month and par- ticipate in all Y-Teen activities, having the sole responsibility for the annual Christmas dance. Lamuf in wcvzlcf-wicfe . Run' I: Bc-tty Nllllw, Faye- Atkinson, Judy YYln':xtrni. jntly Ann Armlirnst. Linda Sinitlvy. I.on-tta Vzuiclauriff. Pntricin Katz. Linsla lirownli:-lil, Sully Curtis, pri--.,, ju Lynne- Kirkt-, first yin- pri-s.. Snr' Saud, wt-nnfl vice- pri-s,, Gloria llnnti-r, -an-cz. Patti l.ntg4-n, trvus.. Terry Siu' Nlnclclox. Ron' 2: Ninrlc-nv Hutchison, Janice- VVL-ln-r, Cfnrulyn Sc-lirrvr-k, Hanna Hull, Sharon Don-r. Dunn- l.nFolle-ttrf. ,laym- ltmmlu, ll:-lvn Pnrr. Xlvlainix' ffnnnnlns. Culcllq' Xlrmuw, Knrm-n llrmk. Slit-il.i llvnxpt-r. jmly Zinsnn-isti-r, fhirrili' Etlltbls, Karvn K4-lly, Ruth liroun. Rau' 3: Xginuy Silt-r, Sandy Howell. Nlaxnnt Hiirclnnin, Cor.: Sm- Yonnu. Darla Nl:-rt-1-r. lion-ll.: Arc-ln-r. Sin- lloclunlmnulx. Ianiit-if 'I'li.ixtun. Lynn NYittin.rr. N.nn'y fimmnn-r. ji-an Crt-qigvr, Y'mtl.i NVlnw-lt-r. Shit-i.i .Xnn Xkkmoclsl Kay XX'illi.nnsnn. Luis Built-y. HULL' -1: Hlvziiiimr Bellr-r, lhitty Lu.-Xllvn, Carole Hrnmkvr. Swsnn ffninn-run, l..nli.i l,ill'lit'l'. xitlflllil lfstt-rlim-. jntly Snytlt-r, jucly Dlllllllf, Dmnm jmin NUNVIILIII, jncly Xvtliltl, Marla Kim-ln-lm-, Nancy XXX-ir, joy l'.xtton, jntly Slat-Suorrls, Rita liunnan, Ann Cnwtlmi. SOPHOMORE IFKA girls also learn the meaning of the Y-Teen symbols, the triangle, and the globe. The triangle represents the threefold grow- ing: as a person, in friendship with people of all races, religions, and nationalitiesg and in the knowledge and love of God. The globe represents the international scope of the YWCA and the need for world fellowship. The sophomore group meets on the first and third Tuesdays of each month and shares in all ZHS Y-Teen projects. Rout I: Xlurtlm Ruby. Patty Clmpinan. julia- Ilullinswortli. Gnil Mya-rs. Samlru Doyle-. jill Incl-nun, Indy Lipps, Sanrly Stark:-5. Indy Xlcffuiirlln-ss. Ht-ln-n.i I-Ipplz-5, Yu-ki Cfnrr. janv Cnrnm-ll, juni Clappur. Clnirlvm- lclvn. Cllnrm Cmtln-r, Niollyt- Bvnlv. Ivan XVilsnn, Carolyn Taft, Miss Wlxlkm-r. zxclviwr. Run' 2: Evelyn Knowlton, Xurinn Lutua-n. Snnclm Curnilt-y. lliiinnv Coliauvxi. Shi-rry Uninlsln-, Clinrluth- Fritz, llmwrly Yvilsnn, l'.nn Dunn, Xlarilin' Fitl, lrvni' Nlvycr. llnlr Xloore-, Pat N11-fluxvrii, -lnytv Sniitli, Snnrlra Xlilt-r. Carolyn OlllTlt'll. flynthix Alltun. Rmb 53: jlltly XXX-llstr-.nl, l.ym'tti' lhlnks, Delores Xin-lyln. Hilliz' Stewart, lailiu- llvvcl. jdlllft' Hvsst-r, Putty XV1lsrn1, Hvtli Xornmn. Iilifaln-tli In-nt, Indy johnson, janv Cuff, jntly x14lTl'lNUI.lJt'.lll Xlatllvrs.DfnivniY.ilnli'lllw.l1k,Xl.lrl1-nv Ingram. Hn-tty llnrlu r. xltlfflhl liuln-its. l.1nrl.i Slnnn. Rmb 4: Hvtsy Ross. ffnrul Hut-km-x, l lorvi1t-1' be-Ktun. jntly Spm'm'i'r. Hvcky Cortluli, Slmrun Xl.iz1.xr, l'l.irlmr.i .-Xlhlvs. Sally llmfllclvfsllflh SHMHI H4H'H'N. ffnrol Bakrr. fl-1.1-ll.i ltr-lm, Xl.iry limi Xhtlclrw. l,intl.i Nlast. 'li4llIl.l Hnkvr. Dixie- NIHTTIS, Nl.irtli.i l.nL-as. tins- lfrncktr. ja-.in Finley, ji-.in Billingsley. Skip Eli:-rt. Snr- Spvnu-r. Slnrlt-un Dinan-y. M. .t.l Wfffefwm qv Row 1: Larry Blake, Jack McBride, Karen Watson, Sandy Wright, Tim Coffey. Row 2: Miss Se- bach, adviser, Jim Gee, Kathleen Pettry, Dolly Appleman, Mary Ann Freeman, Eleanor Williams, Mrs. Bonifant. Row 3: Sandra Hina, Judy Covert, Karen McCloy, Deanna Miller, Pauline Snelling, Jo Ann Wiles, Raymond Watts. Row 4: Lynn Deavers, Roger McGee, Ronnie Archer, Dick Smith, Don Lent, Vernon Robinson. Zanesville chapter of the DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Clubs of America was founded in 1940. This organization is composed of seniors who attend school in the morning and work in retail stores in the afternoon. Annual projects are the sponsorship of the Homecoming dance, the appreciation banquet for cooperating merchants, and supervision of the Jingle Bell program for instruction of 521 students who are dismissed for pre-Christmas work in local stores. Zanesville DECA chapter is one of the most outstanding in the country. In 1955 Jim Jack- son, a ZHS student, was elected national president. Last year Gene Dew was elected state vice president. In November Tim Coffey was elected vice president of the Central and Southern Region of the Ohio Association of DECA. Miss Sebach is adviser. aeehmqla A '. Row 1: Kathryn Turner. pres., Lanny Sims, vice pres.. Alicia Evans. sec.-treas.. Betsy Charles. Wanda Barth, Carol Boyd, Shirley Suttle, Sally Barrick. Karen Erickson. Edwin Roe, adviser. Row 2: Judy Pettit, Virginia Banet. Carol Dennis, Cynthia Mast, Connie Davis. Marlene Wiseman, Jo Ann Farmer, Judy Carter, Martha Estock, Nancy Frick. Row 3: Dave Zimmer, Jim Roberts, Mickey Drake, Al Zimmer. Ronald Graham, Dave Gale, Richard Rogovin, Don Harris, Stephen Hale, Charles Harvey, Larry Hamilton, Jim Caldwell, Terry Timson. Recent technological development by Russian engineers has spurred our country to a realization that, if our way of life is to survive, We must have more talented, trained scientists and engineers. This has given im- petus to increased interest in high school math and science. Newly-organized in the spring of 1955, the 53 Xenoquerists SCIENCE CLUB is composed of those students desiring to increase their knowledge of science, to perfect their scien- tific techniques, to render scientific service, and to understand the importance of science. Affiliated with Science Clubs of America and under the leadership of Mr. Roe, the club ever strives to maintain these objectives. '7faea2zlafac1fin91Lia ancienl' ,JS wo' JC. --df Row 1: Dave Morton, pres.. Dave Zimmer, vice pres., Karen Erickson, secy., Al Zimmer, treas., Mrs. Bonifant, adviser. Row 2: Beverly Murphy, Edith Morris. Ruth Veler, Lois Veler. Row 3: Jill Youmans. Barbara Baker, Robin Axline, Carmen Smith, .Io Ann Brown, Johnny Carr. Row 4: Phyllis Krumme, Don Mann, Roy Thornton, Bob Tanner, Eddie Hall, Terry Timson. NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY grants membership only to those students who have performed meritorious Work in dramatic pro- , , ductions presented by the high school under ,Kathleen G4 the direction of Mrs. Bonifant. Membership in Thespians places upon the student the obligation of assuming greater tasks and responsibilities in carrying on the dramatic arts program. The motto is HAct well your part, there all honor lies. This year's Thespian play was entitled Smilin' Through, notable for excellent act- ing and lovely garden set. Even the most serious actors have their lighter moments, and ZHS Thespians are no exception. Shown here, enjoying the Thespian picnic, are Ronnie Wilson, fleftj male lead in South Pacific and Green Mansions , and Mrs. Bonifant, dra- matics coach Iccnterj. In foreground is Jill Youmans. and with his pals in the background is president Dave Morton. Row 1: Terry Kessler, pres., Connie Honesty, vice pres., Janet Bryan, secy., Vicki Vickers, treas. Judy Barnes, Joy Shinn, Sally Barrick, Miss Baughman, Miss Hook. Row 2: Juanita Mitchell, Carol Jean Hoover, Jo Ellen Tabler, Pat Daniel, Wanda Barth, Roberta Lind, Sarah Krause, Sandra Rinehart, Judy Pettit, Sue Morgan. Row 3: Thelma Holbert, Elizabeth Turner, Nancy Erick, Martha Estock, Connie Davis, Barbara Toler, Judy Carter, Marlene Wiseman, Janet Wilson, Charlotte Wilson, Nancy Sommers. Row 4: Ruth Morgan, Trudy Wilson, Arlene Hampp. Jane McCoy, Sandra Johnson, Virgil Mast, Judy Pearson, Barbara Cummins, Marilyn Dailey, Jo Ann Farmer, Marsha Taylor, Martha Anderson, Sara Bellinger. ln February of 1954 FUTURE NURSES was organized. There were forty charter members. This group is interested in per- sonal and community health as well as pro- fessional and practical nursing. The advisory board is composed of representatives from Bethesda and Good Samaritan Hospitals and the American Medical Auxiliary Association. Miss Baughman is adviser, and meetings are 55 held regularly. The advisory board has been instrumental in obtaining outstanding speak- ers. in arranging for each club member to spend a night and day with a student nurse as a guest of the hospitals, and in providing materials for research. The present world crisis, which accentuates this need, is being given attention. 00164 fmamale Row 1 Jane McCoy Judv Barnes Carol Beth Sh1nn Kathy Turner Janet W1ll1ams Judy Stolper pres Sally Barr1ck Vxce pres Glenna Plper secy Syb1l Norman treas Sharla GO0k1nS Suz1e Barker Ahce Barker Beverly Shell Row 2 Sh1rle3 Suttle J1ll Youmans Terry Kessler Sarah Krause Elleen Slater Donna Mercer Cxcely Ebert Sarah Belhnger Carol Palsley Karen Erxckson M1ss Stewart adv1ser Row 3 Jeanette Harmon Sherrle Supplee Robe1ta L1nd Wanda Barth Pat Dan1el Conme Honesty Margaret Cr1st Carolanne Horn Ed1th Morrls Dorls Jewett Row 4 Imogene Long Joyce Prosser Carol Hoover D1ane Osborn Vlfglnla Banet Dorothy Sherldan Mary Ann McCarty Carolyn Imes Marsha Taylor Sandra Norrls Judy Pettlt A11Cla Evans Jul1e Hardesty Row 5 Kay Whltehead Lmda Rapp Kathy T1pton Carol Dennls Patty Mohrhoff Baxbara Baker Janet Bryan Jean Echel berry Jo Ann Farmer V1ck1 Vxckers Myrna Sm1th Sally Flack The purpose of the FRIENDSHIP Glrls lS to make Zanesvllle Hlgh School a better happler place for all students and to promote fr1endsh1p among the glrls of the school states the 1nduct1on servlce of th1s group WhlCh 1S chosen from the 1ncom1ng senlor class by the Dean of GIFTS The true frlend seeks to g1ve not to take to help not to be helped Wlth these th1ngs 1n mlnd, the glrls act as Blg Slsters to all new glrls contactlng them p11or to the opemng of school A JOIH 56 the Navy party was held for them early 1n September The corr1dor Chrlstrnas tree lS tradltlonally the glft of Fr1endsh1p and a party for all senlors 1S wr1tten and staged each sprmg Serv1c1ng of washroom d1S pensers and selhng stat1onery are add1t1onal projects The attractlve notepaper bearlng a pen and mk drawmg of the school goes all over the world because of th1s organxzatlon s prlde ln our school The first Fr1endsh1p G1rls vtere chosen 1n the fall of 1929 AW ' I - 1 V 1 1 1 1 1 '1 1 '1 1 -1 1 '1 ' 1 1 . . . Y . . 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 . Q . . . . Y 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 7 ' 1 1 1 1 - IL ' ' 77 ' , . 1 . . . H . . . 1 . H . . . . 1 1 1 11 ' ' ' 1 1 1. 1 . H . Zack afaua . Row 1: David Anderson, pres., Doris Jewett, vice pres., Carol Beth Shinn, Myrna Smith, sec., Terry Timson, treas., Wayne Roberts, Nellie Norris, Nancy Pickens, Linda Hartley, Judy Fuller, Kaye Bagent, Emma Kay Mathews, Janice Kinney, Mary Wardack, adviser. Row 2: Anita Bumbaugh, Sue Morgan, Janet Williams, Mary Ann McCarty, Ruth Swain, Suellen Sims, Marlene Wiseman, Laura Lorenz, Patty Mohrhoff, Joyce Prosser, Leona Greenway. Row 3: Marcia Russi, Carol Dennis, Virgil Mast, Barbara Sidwell, Martha Anderson, Helen McDonald. FUTURE TEACHER members, those who are interested and plan to enter the teaching profession, form the Zanesville High School branch of the national Future Teachers of America. These students are working to bet- ter teaching conditions in future years. The annual project is for each student to gain first-hand experience by observing classes in elementary schools. Club programs feature movies and guest speakers who are capable teachers. Members are inducted in May. C573 Always an important club because of the necessity of interesting worthwhile young people in the profession to meet the teacher shortage, the centennial of the National Edu- cation Association, the building of a national education center, issuance of a special stamp to honor teachers, and the nation-wide co- operation of community groups to promote teaching make 1957 a red-letter year for this organization. Miss Wurdack is adviser of the ZHS chapter. Eaqiclada' ' Mmm! Row 1: Don Mann, pres., Tom Price, vice pres., Bernard Cooper, secy., Allen Gale, treas., John Mc- Ginnis, chaplin, Ken Coultrap, sgt. at arms, Terry Harmon, Jim Caldwell, Elmer Gookins, Doug Siegel, Bob Carlow, Don Taylor, Adviser. Row 2: Spencer Slack, Doug Taylor, Bill Osborne, Tom Tysinger, Pete Watson, Mickey Drake, Dick Marty, Stephen Price. Ed Cramer, Roger Cramer, Wayne Anderson. Row 3: Al Zimmer, Tom Miller, Jan Reynolds, John Parmater. Charles Drake, Neil Porter, Wayne Roberts, Ted Wilcox, Larry Gatewood, Fred Dulaney, Stephen Warner, John Davy, Rex Stoneburner. Row 4: Thomas Bryan, John Baker, David Morton, Bob England, Eddie Hall, John Allen, Gail Gibson, Creighton Martin, Roger Moss, Bob Tanner, Edward Stehmeyer, James Beckert, Dave Zimmer, Gary Smith. Membership in Hl-Y is open to any boy of high school age who will accept the Hi-Y purpose: To create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character. Hi-Y is a nationwide high school youth movement working for a Christian democracy. It recog- nizes the individual as a whole, considering his educational, social, and physical develop- ment with emphasis on the Christian point of view in a well-rounded life. It stimulates group activity and citizenship training and 58 includes camping, counseling, vocational training, and informal education activities just like its older brother organization, the YMCA. Activities include co-sponsoring all chapel services and the Homecoming cere- monies, printing basketball programs, spon- soring dances, and contributing to school projects. A Mother-Son banquet is held every year during May. Advisers are Mr. Taylor of the faculty and Mr. Mansfield of the YMCA. . WJ . is Row 1: Mr. Buxton, adviser, Earl Miller, pres., Mervin McCoy, vice pres,, Mike Erickson, sec., John Watson, treas., Larry Bucci, Gary Seeley, Junior Houston, Dick Harris. Row 2: George Williams, Jim Balderson, Lanny Hickman, Jim Roberts, Bobby Janes, Bill Selsem, Brent DeVore, Dick Wright, Roger Fields, Dick Reeves, Bill Gonda. Row 3: Merle Heldman, Dan Boetcher, Don Farst, Bill Jewett, Junior Miller, Joe Gormley, Don Finell, Jerry Miller, Gary McGuire, Joe Kennedy. Row 4: Jay Butler, Bill Hagen, John Miller, Tom Moorehead, Larry George, Don Branson, Jim Paisley, Gary Bowles, Phil New- man, Dan Duling, Mickey Drake. Row 5: Dick Taylor, Roger Steffey, Roy Thornton, Arnold Gaspershon, Tom Hardesty, Gary Steele, Clarence Jones, Bill Baughman, Steve McGlade, Chuck Bryant, Forest Farmer. The purposes of FELLOWSHIP are to pro- mote better relations among its members, to acquaint new students with Zanesville High. to encourage better school spirit, and to co- operate with all other school organizations, Fellowship is active in all school functions. One major contribution, innovated this school year, is ushering at school assemblies. The presence of Fellowship members garbed in 59 their best has contributed to the dignity of assembly programs and promoted student body courtesy at such gatherings. Fellowship sponsors the informal hops after basketball games and assumes responsibility for the football programs. Adviser of this club, which numbers among its members many red-blooded members of ZHS, is Mr. Buxton, dean of boys. 0144 ftcfzoo-Z mafia-u ' RADIO STAFF was organized to provide iiitcrestecl sludcnts with a complete picture oi radio operations. Members arc choscn on the basis ol' scholastic standing. interest. voice. musical and xvritine ability. ZHS Hit Pa- rade tSaturdav. ll p. m.J is an added feature of the Radio Staff along with their regular broadcasts. This is ZHSU tSaturdav 10:15 p. m.l. and March oi' History tSun- day. 10:45 p. m. Miss Mathexvs is moderatorl. Mr. Horn is staff adviser. ZA as S bfi . MOTION PICTURE OPERATORS of ZHS are ai service group of students. who assist in the movement ot' audio-visual equipment In and from the various classrooms. and operate this equipment whenever necessary Adviser is Mr. Schmid. Wane of 3,48 Row 1: Mickey Drake. Marilyn Dailey. Don Mann, Mr, Horn. Ad- viser. Row 2: Mike Harrison. San- dra Crowder. Marilyn Paisley. Su- ellen Sims, Janet Fracker. Rou' 3: Sandra Johnson. Neil Porter. Bill Dickson. Tom Miller. Eddie Covert. Row 4: Steve Price. Bill Osborn, Joe Ryan. Tom Price. Merle Browning. Wayne Anderson. gyu of 34415 Row 1: Jim Beckert. Bob Bey- mer. Tom Lichtner. Jack Lauden- bacher. Mr. Schmid. Adviser. Rou- 2: Stanley Jones. Steve Price. Rott' 3: David Roberts. Paul Holzschucr. Bradley Burtch. Wayne Anderson. Hugh Jewett. Row 4: Ed Hall. Jerry Miller. Arthur Simpson. Myron Young. Phil Barnes. Rou' 5: David Arnold. Roger Cramer. Terry Har'- mon. George Sletzer. Fred Mad- inger, Eddie McCutcheon. ,Glam .Ybefzwu Row 1: Doris Jewett, Patty Mohr- aichaawellaa jlewaml aah. CHEMISTRY LABORATORY ASSIST- ANTS are seniors who have taken chemistry in their junior year. They must have at least a B average in the subject and show signs of leadership. Besides hearing recitations on experiments, the students assist Mr. Roe and Mr. Hutson by preparing chemical solutions and helping students with their work. STUDENT ASSISTANTS are the indus- trious citizens of ZHS. They work regularly for members of the faculty as typing assist- ants. mimeographers, private secretaries or just plain gad-abouts. These students gain valuable experience and are an inestimable aid to the teachers. hoff, Judy Pettit, Kathryn Turner. Row 2: James Roberts, Marlene Wiseman, Carol Dennis, Mr. Roe, adviser. Row 3: Lanny Sims, Bill Baughman, David Anderson, Richard Rogovin. Row 1: Betsy Charles, Karen Erickson. Jeanette Harmon. Row 2: Melaine Boal, Vonda Wittlinger, Kathryn Turner, Pat Daniel. Row 3: Charlotte Wilson, Jo Ann Farmer Sue Ann Paynter, Barbara Cum- mins, Patty Mohrhoff. .l. Si lu. ug 1. 7512! qfzowp. Jmaai in ' of American JUNIOR RED CROSS members carry out their motto, We Serve, by serving school, community, and country. Members may assist at blood centers. on speakers' bu- reaus, and on disaster committees. An execu- tive council, which directs this program. gives valuable training in leadership. Two major projects which deserve atten- tion are purchase of a wheel-chair for trans- portation of sick patients to the first-floor clinic, and the packing of a chest with ma- terials needed in foreign countries. Chapter adviser is Mr. McCormick. 7464 CAMERA CLUB membership is open to any student interested in learning more about taking. developing, and printing or enlarging his own pictures. Meetings held once a month consist of a brief business ses- sion and a program which has to do with photography. Mr. Boggs is the adviser. qaawfz makwi a iclfuae . l'.irki-r, fhirnl llvlilils Xanuy Sill-r.lx.xtl nrm-r. Host in , mpsun. ,-Xiilhi Hum 1 l Hou' 1: Cynthia Nlmt. pres.. liiclmrd fT.in1:-mn. Xiu- pn-s. Sulu- B.n'k1-r. sa-C. XI qirlaiinm- laylur In-.is., john CI.: . Nlr Nlcfforivili-L. Aclxiwr Hull' 2: Sally Barrick Sin-il.: Hooprr. Num-3 .X liclvrsun. l.,nlr. -ii ary Row 1: Maynard Honesty, pres., Carol Searl, vice pres., Betty Clark, sec., Joy Shinn. treas. Row 2: Mr. Boggs, Adviser, Joyce Ramsey, Lynn Pedicord. Carol Beth Shinn, Betsy Mercer, Leona Greenway, Kay Mathers. Row 3: Dale Richards, Mary Royston, Marcia Russi, Judy Wieckert, Jo Ann Brown, Edith Morris. Charles Powell. Row 4: Raymond Watiker, Jim Beckert, Charles Balog, Bob Tanner, Gorden Norris, David Schmid. Eddie Hall, Stanley Jones. U R o w 1: I u d y Bames, pres., Connie Davis, vice pres., Sandra Johnson, secy., Marcia Nr-tht-rs, treas.. Charlotte Horn, Mary XV I1 t i l-c 0 r. Row 2: .Kathryn 'I' u r n e r. Suzanne Barker, Vicky McLenclon, Ia n i c c K i n n c y, Charlotte Brownfield. Row 3: Betsy Charles, janet lViIson, Nancy Good- man, jackie Mizer. Patty Barker, Miss Mclntosh, adviser Row 4: juan Echel- herry, Charlotte VVil- son '- H' d ' , Julic ar csfy. Carol Di-nnis, Judy Hull, Yondu Cruise. 14 ' ina. Aacfff THE GIRLS' ATHLETIC AIDS was organ- ized in 1926 by Miss Hortense Gillespie. The present membership is limited to twenty- four girls, twelve seniors and twelve juniors. In order to become a member, a sophomore must submit her name to the vote of the club after she has earned at least one hundred points in sports. The purposes of the club are to promote a program of intramural sports for girls, encourage recreational activ- ities, and cooperate with the physical educa- tion department and school. Miss McIntosh is adviser. a-Uaa ae DAUGHTERS OF ZEUS was organized in 1927 for the purpose of studying Greek and Roman mythology. As part of this study each new member is given a mythical name. The club consists of sixteen seniors and eight juniors who have at least a 2.5 average and two years of Latin. DOZ sponsors Homecoming with Hi-Y, the April Showers Dance and Mother-Daughter Banquet with Librarians, enjoys a Roman dinner and Easter breakfast, is responsible for the senior farewell, and completes a school project each year. Miss Kaplan is adviser. fm pad. Row 1: Judy Wiles, pres., Carol Dennis, vice pres., Carolanne Horn, secy., Patty Mohr- hoff, treas. Row 2: Miss Kaplan, adviser, Sharla Gookins, Betsy Charles, Ruth Veler, Terry Kessler, Cicely Ebert, Vicky McLendon. Row 3: Jill Youmans, Cynthia Mast, Roberta Lind, Carole Lucas, Sue Swank, Kay Warner. Row 4: Judy Barnes, Sondra Lewis, Barbara Sidwell, Judy Carter, Mary Jo Embree, Lois Veler. -'S' Left to right: Vonda Wittlinger, Carol Dennis, Standing: Sandra Johnson. Dorothy Sheridan, Marsha Nethers, Robin Axline. Come rain, starlight, or snow the peppy and loyal cheerleaders provided staunch sup- port for the grid team, at home and on the neighboring fields, and were rewarded by seeing their Blue Devil favorites tie with Newark for C. O. L. honors. The same pretty maidens continued their support throughout the basketball season, their new blue and white outiits contributing to the audience's pleasure both in the ZHS and t'foreign gyms and once again rejoiced as the Devils chalked up a successful season, capturing sectional and regional titles. Mr. Biggs supervises both the varsity and reserve groups. Zfea, glue fbewlllf Left to right: Judy Hall. Pat Hel- rigglc. Shirley Wagstaff. Wa e 44Q,e4incfu ialafz-14 Row 1: Charles Moore, Gene Huey, Gary Wentworth, Gene Moore, George Lucas. Row 2: Mr. Plant, adviser, John Banfield, Ronald Mitchell, Richard Mason, Robert Slack, Roy Shultz. Row 3: Richard Hunter, Louis Lacey, William Fowler, Jim Pickrell. SENIOR VOCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CLUB is a local chapter of the Vocational Industrial Club of Ohio. VIC had its begin- ning in a Lima, Ohio, vocational school. Aided by Future Farmers of America, it soon grew statewide. Achievements of the club fulfill such purposes as: to unite vocational students in the state and promote leader- ship, to promote good workmanship and 65 scholarship, to stimulate interest in educa- tion and recreation. Mr. Plant is adviser. Club members are proud of their automo- tive course and shop equipment which rank along with the best in the nation. They carry this pride into club activities, serving as worthy school citizens and ably representing ZHS as delegates at state VIC conventions. U96 fauna hgh Cv? f Row 1 B111 Burke pres Dave Cooper VICE pres Tom Spencer sec treas Mr Ensmlnger Row 2 Rolland McNutt Jerry Nev11le Russell Prxde Rex Agm Charles Strouse D1ck Hare Row 3 Howard Culver Harry Reed Marvin Erwme Tom Temple Row 4 Ed Klnney Mered1th Neff Ronald Holdren MHFVIH Hrttle George Slack JUNIOR VOCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CLUB encourages 1eadersh1p 1n CIVIC SOC131 and 1ndustr1al pursults of 1tS members fos ters h1gh ldeals and appreclatlon of the d1g n1ty of work and employment 1l'1 buslness and 1ndustry and promotes h1gh standards of workmansh1p and scholarsh1p One of the major projects of the club IS 1ts part1c1pat1on 1n the Chr1stmas chxld adoptlon project and decoratlon of the campus tree Mr Ens m1nger IS adv1ser 66 Th1S year the club was co host when the local VIC groups entertalned the Lancaster chapter at ZHS and two club representat1ves part1c1pated 1n the state office v1s1tat1on pro gram Delegates attended the state VIC con ventlon and the annual sprlng conference at the Oh1o State falr grounds Apr1l 6 when the ent1re ZHS club was presented a s1lver cer tlflcate as an award of mer1t for CIVIC and school aCt1V1t18S carr1ed on as part of the program 43 - Q' ,n A 4 ? A I l 5 gy , -af. ,ZX x .X Q , 4. ff I T . If I , 11 X Z , I 5 L- f I 1 I 1121- . 1 : , ., , . ., , .- ., . . : 7 ' 3 Y 7 1 ' : Y 9 I ' : 1 I , , . 1 1 7 ' 1 - 1 J fawfff af Row 1 Jack Moore Carl Goodl1ne Bob Campbell Larry Mullenlx Row 2 Mr Blyth adv1ser Ronn1e Swope Coy Cowley Junlor Norman Row 3 Russell Vaner James Lucas R1chardW1lley Jack Hardw1ck Row 4 Ron Henthorn B111 Mercer Ray L Roy Chester Sp1DkS John Sellers C I O O I , , , . . . , , Y 7 ' ' ' 1 7 9 . l . D . . . , , .. , , . - , - .1 7 1 Y . . 9 V ' - VOCATIONAL MACHINE SHOP IS com posed of boys who have chosen th1s field for thelr vocatlon The fundamentals of the trade are learned by pract1ce on all the baslc mach1ne tools as well as by the studv of related subjects At the end of two years when the student IS ready and able to be employed at the 67 trade a cert1ficate from the State Depart ment of Vocat1onal Educatlon lS presented to h1m The Machlne Shop Chapter of the VIC 1S an act1ve club partlclpatmg 1n soclal and c1v1c act1v1t1es v1s1t1ng local mdustrles and performmg dut1es around the school Mr Blx th IS the adv1ser il 30415 excehuaffzeaofafmwuc Row 1 Judy Davis Al Z1mmer Gary Bowles Doy Talley Joy Renicks Row 2 Lois Veler Kay RUSS1 Karen Erickson Sue Svx ank Myrna Smith Betty Bash Jeanette Harmon Row 3 Judy Stolper Patty Mohrhoff Carol Beth Shmn Barbara Sidwell Judy Mathes Sandra Blake Donna Mercer Rou 4 Wfelarfy Mailead of 7alenl ami .fwelq '7em71a To promote learnmg about music its rela school adm1n1strat1on and placed by them t1onsh1p to the other arts and its place 1n the before the whole school for action Members school and community are the mam pur find musical and artistic recreation and fel poses of the ALLEGRO CLUB All members lou Shlp on a high plane 1n the Allegro Club must whole heartedly support those charities Mr Fawcett IS adviser and other projects deemed important bx the C683 0 o 0 l l Y R 9 V 1 9 1 ' : Y V . . a , Y 7 9 7 3 ' ' ' Mr. Fawcett, adviser, Jim Sayre, Dave Zimmer, Roger Moss, John Carr, Herman Clark, Ronnie Wilson. , - , . . 7 . - . . . , - 1 SIL Row 1: Doy Talley, accompanist: Paul Wyatt, Bill McDonald, Dick Foehl, Herman Clark, Spencer Slack. Ronnie O'Connell. Row 2: Mr. Fawcett, Jim Sayre, Jim Sieliet, Terry Kelly. David Bachelor, Ron- nie Wilson, Bob Baird, Roger Fields. Row 3: Teddy Erwine, Dave Newcomer, Ray Klise. Woody Hardcastle, Gary Bowles, Roger Crammer, Ernest Meyers, Gary Ziegler. DEVILAIRES were organized to give the boys in the school the same musical oppor- tunities that are afforded to the girls. The group has been so popular that it has in- creased to three times its original size in one year. It now comprises thirty members. DEVILETTES is a newly-organized group of twelve girls. The girls study and enjoy a cappella music, and the activities correspond to the boys' choral group, Devilaires. The Devilettes participate in school activities and appear before various civic organizations. Mr. Fawcett is adviser. flzndthefb Sue Swank, Barbara Sidwell. Row 1: Phyllis Grandstaff, Judy Gamble. Sherri Merriam, Joy Renicks. Betty Bash. Row 2. Shirley Wagstafif, Judy Davis, Doy Talley. Loretta Chandler. Row 3: Mr. Fawcett, Judy Mathes, X Aa a ani Row 1 Gary Rambo Fred Dulaney Roger Morr1son M1ke Harrlson Row 2 Scott Robxnson Ronn1e Wetherall Jan Reynolds Wayne Roberts Ken Weber Row 3 Mr Blggs M1ke Sheppard Terry Sm1th An mstrumental group selected 1n 1955 by BLUE KNIGHTS and are 1n great demand as a dance band Th1s selectlon filled a real need ln the stu dent act1v1ty schedule Before the advent of the BLUE KNIGHTS lnformal hops must be accompamed by the Juke box wh1ch even though the dancers shed the1r shoes at these affalrs was not adequate muslc for the b1g gym The past two years w1th the peppy 70 Blue Kmghts on the Job the after game soc most enjoyable for ZHS students and guests accompanymg competmg teams Further more because of the h1gh quahty of the ZHS band lt has been on hand at the more formal dances sav1ng organ1zat1ons the expense of securmg a non school band It was featured 1n the March 8 Pops Concert at ZHS and has also performed at varlous CIVIC functlons l instructor Mr. Biggs, call themselves the hops sponsored by Fellowship have been 7 ' zzaaenm Row 1 Alicia Evans Rose Ann Achauer Karen Erickson Row 2 Mary Lou Fraunfelter Carolanne Horn Caiol Paisley Priscilla Hayth Row 3 Charlotte Wilson Ronald Wilson Virgil Mast Johnny Carr Mr Fawcett This year for the first time the dramatics and the vocal and instrumental music depart ments at ZHS were combined into the PER FORMING ALLIED ARTS lntegrating the direction of instructors Mrs Bonlfant Mr an unusually ambitious program including the dramatic production Ten Little In dians the well known musical South Pacific the premier of an original musical Green Mansions a Pops Festival the one act plav High Windows a drama Smiling Through and a Fine Arts Night 71 The LYRIC THEATRE group pictured on this page has the responsibility of directing the staging of the musicals presented bv the department The purpose of the group is to studv the musical theatre 1ts background tion One interesting project is the making and displaying of stage models Mr Fawcett who organized the group in 1955 IS 1ts in structor I 1 ' , , ' . .' , y ' , - 5 y , , ' , . , . , . , . - . y L. . . . . y . . 1 . . . . D . y I V . , . , Fawcett, and Mr. Biggs. The result has been origins, literature, and problems of produc- . . ,, . . . 7 ' - - 1 . ,, . ,A . . . . . r ' 1 v ' . ,, . . . . Y 7 ' CS ' Y! ' v v ' ii ' ' 77 K6 ' ' y 9 7 ! as - - , . 0 Mm al 3,415 if Since it's hidden way down under in room 39, most of us fail to realize what our ORCHESTRA can really produce. This group of skillful musicians plays all types of music from long- haired stuff by Beethoven and Mozart to jive by Anderson and Ellington. The orchestra obtained valuable experience by playing the difficult accompaniment to Oklahoma! in '56 and South Pacific in '57, two fabu- lous Rodgers and Hammerstein productions. Fine Arts Night, Commence- ment, and Class Day exercises drew the year's activities to a dramatic end. Fine Arts Night the orchestra participated in a program especially designed for those interested in the music of the masters. The group presented :Symphony No. 8, Unfinished , by Schubert, and Rossini's Barber of Seville . Orchestra meets every fourth period under the direction of Mr. Biggs. U25 jd 'DUF4' and efa44jc pfzaolfice fucked peflffecll ln the spacious instrumental room Mr. Biggs conducts an orchestra practice Ruin iq f fzamenld Flutes: Patty Mohrhoff. Terry Timson, Mary F. Sheridan. Judy Wood, Oboe: Donna Kidwcll. Clariiiets: Sharon Bowers. Judy Barnes. Linda Riggle. Terry Harmon. Jim Sayre. Bassoon: Don Harris. Violin: Carol Beth Shinn. Marlaine Taylor. Barbara Bates. David Arnold. Elsie Hickey. Sara Bellinger. String Bass: Terry Smith. Trumpets: Bob England. Joe Gormley, Ken Coultrap, Phil Barnes, David Search, Larry Nolan. Trombone: Eddie German, Wayne Rob- erts. French Horn: Carla Jo Yaus. Percussion- ixt: Ted Wilcox. Tympani: Gail Gibson. session before members appeared at the Young Artists recital at the YWCA. Orchestral groups were also featured in the Pops Concert. vzwmwwqawewzzdww can ' aff wife The ZHS marching band comprises about eighty members directed by Mr. Biggs. Looking quite elegant in their military-style uniforms, they em- bodied ZHS school spirit at football games, and marched many miles to represent ZHS in civic parades. One of the highlights of the year was their participation in the All-American City cele- bration January 19. The Band was featured in a successful Pops Con- cert March 8 and was host to Hobart Indiana band, April 2 when the visitors were guests in Zanesville homes. During basketball season a group known as the Pep Band was always on hand to lend added encouragement to the team. Half Zine fqlhaclfion -- Jia!!-'7ime Bam! Show Outstanding band shows during halftime at football games kept Mr. Biggs gxoup busy during grid season and provided much audience pleasure. Especiallv effectixe weie the routines with lighted torches on a darkened field. f L, X gi ,, t L, wi Ami' Zig? dnt -,, 2 H Wx V I 1 Q ' ' ' 1 mf . . X W , I sf .4 42 wg ffl 1 ., 3 .,,: 2 ,.:. 2 Ls, ' Q if l 2 1 s iiaif fi I ifrxy-f P . 'Q..,..., We, Zhe people Everybody knows that a painting or musical composition should show techni- cal skill. but the art critic usually awards the prizes to the ones that possess that intangible element called Msoulu. Like- ' 76 W, ., Mg, Q, f ZZ? wise, a school, no matter how nearly per- fect the building or facilities may be, is judged, in the final analysis, by the soul or spirit of its people . . . We believe that our people at ZHS add up to a pretty fine lot of round pegs and fit into the ZHS pattern with very few Hsquaresw. MR. DONALD SUMMERS. our superintendent. works untiringly to maintain the city educational facilities at the present high level and to institute necessary im- provements. Having done much to make our school system a major factor in Zanesville's se- lection as a model city. he still looks ahead with constant vigil- ance and broad vision toward to- morrow's problems. He received both his B.A. and M.A. from Ohio State University and gained background for city supervision through experience as a teacher at Lash and as principal of Roosevelt Junior High. MR. RALPH STORTS. our principal. keeps the many details of our expanding high school plant functioning smoothly. em- ploying tact and calm efhciency in guiding the complicated inter- relationships of students, faculty. and school personnel. His organi- zation deals vvith current prob- lems. promotes faculty growth in service. and considers new edu- cational trends which might be adapted to ZHS. He also finds time to be genial host to the many visitors at our model school. He received his B.S. de- gree from Ohio University and his M.A. from Ohio State. MRS. DOLORES CURRY, our assistant principal. ably aids Mr. Storts by assuming her share of the multiple matters which face our administration, Ever gen- erous with time and sympathy. she seeks the best interests of faculty and students in both gen- eral school problems and such routine affairs as teacher sub- stitution and schedule changes. She also guides the faculty Spon- sors Council to prevent conflict in the conduct of school activities and has inspired our Student Council to become a model for other high school governing groups. 14 mznzwmrzm Zanesville Board of Education continues to be the model board it was once acclaimed. We are grateful for the members' unselfish devotion to the cause of local youth and happy to see them reap some reward in the praise accorded the educational facilities of our All-American City. Board members pic- tured tleft to rightj Dr. Weldon Slater. presi- dent. Mrs. Vashti Jones Funk, Mr. Charles Love. Mrs. Kenneth Gale, and Mr. Jay Zellar. new This year the offices of the superintendent and board of edu- cation xvere moved from City Hall to first floor ot' the old Hancock junior high building. More room and ample parking are welcome improvements. woafaneamcfane School starts in June in the office. where over 12,000 room assignments must be en- tered on schedule cards for next fall. Every mark every student has received since 8th grade is filed here. The far-ranging and var- ied extracurricular student program is booked and guided. Mr. Rolland Buxton, our dean of boys, supervises the checking of attendance among his young tribe. attends to many disciplinary problems, and acts as per- sonal counsellor. He tempers his natu- ral jollity with Hrmness, and his under- standing of boys keeps him young in heart. He is also in charge of the voca- tional guidance programs in which career experts give student counsel and is adviser of Fellowship Club. B.S. Wooster, M.S. Ed. Ohio State, Wis- consin. , GMM- Miss Louise Stewart, dean of girls, is in charge of girls' attendance and the why's and wherefore's of absence, zi full-time job in itself. In addition she acts as counsellor to all ZHS coeds and must occasionally serve as school nurse. As adviser of Friendship Club she pro- motes good social relationship among her girls and helps to orient sopho- mores. AB, Denison, M.A. Ohio State. Muskingum, Ohio, Chicago. Syracuse. Columbia. Gregg. Za use Miss Marie Neptune tMeredith Col- legeh and Mrs. Mary Buzza fMeredith Collegei attend with quiet efficiency to all the many secretarial duties and always find time to greet demands with pleasant smiles. Miss Neptune, who also keeps the school books, spent her high school days in New Concord. Mrs. Buzza, new to ZHS this year. is the mother of four children, yet is very active in Girl Scout work. Here, too, are managed the faculty class. committee. and extra duty assignments- such as principal's cabinet, curriculum study, hall patrol, dance supervision, field trip per- mits, club sponsors, and so on. not to mention the athletic program and graduation activ- ities. ? . . K I 6 QN, V7 ff fx, ,Q f-g iff f M ftiyfx K : , 'wasp ll. W' - S f 'i xx lg f ,? 4 WAYNE ASHBAUGH: B.A. Mt. Union. Akron. Kent State. Ohio Statc: World History. Athletic Coach . . . FERN BATEMAN: B.S. Ed. Ohio State. Columbia: English II. English Ill . . . ETHELWYN BAUGHMAN: B.S. Ed. Ohio. Ohio State. Colorado: Bookkeep- ing I. Typing I. Shorthand I. Basic Busincss . . . MILLARD R. BIGGS: BM. Youngs- town. M.E.A. Ohio: Band. Orchestra. Harmony. Brass Choir, Woodwind. Dance Band . . . BERNARD O. BLACK: A.B. Ohio. M.A. New York. Columbia, Chicago, Wisconsin: Basic Business. Typewriting . . . JAMES M. BLYTH: Muskingum: Machine Shop E. C. BOGGS: B.S. Denison, Ohio. Ohio State, Case: Physics, Plane Ge- ometry. Senior Science . . . MRS. ARTHUR BONIFANT: A.B. Witten- burg: Speech. Dramatics, Retail Speech . . . VERNON CARTER: A.B. Earlham. M.A. Ohio State. Muskingum, Miami: Conservation. English II, Comus . . . WAYNE CUNNINGHAM: B.S. Mus- kingum: Driver Training . . . V. NEIL ENSMINGER: Kent State: Automotive . . . NORMAN FAIRALL: B.S. Ed. Miiskingum. M.A. Ohio State, M.A. Columbia, Chicago. Hawaii: Plane Geometry, Algebra II, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry . . . H. WAYNE EAWCETT: B.S, Colum- bia, M.A. Columbia, Ohio State, Cap- ital: Vocal Music, Lyric Theatre . . . MARGARET FERRELL: B.A. Marietta, Harvard: Journalism, Zanesvillian, Comus . . . CLARK M. EOUTS: B.S. Ed. Ohio, M.A. Ohio State, Muskingum: U.S. History, Government, Sociology. .. HELEN ANNE FOX: B.S. Ohio, B.S. in L.S. Denver, Muskingum: School Librarian . . . SARA ELIZABETH FRAZIER: B.S. Ed. Muskingum. Ohio, Denison: Driver Education. Mathe- matics Il . . . PAUL GERMAN: B.S. Ed. Ohio State, M.A. Ohio State. Mus- kingum: World History, U. S. History JANE ELLEN GROVES: B.S. Ed. Muskingum. M.A. Ohio State, Peabody: Clothing . . . RACHAEL JENNINGS HIGGINS: A. B. Ohio, M.A. Columbia, Ohio State: English II . . . MARGARET HOOK: B.S. Columbia. Maryland Col- lege for Women: Homemaking . . , aww, ROBERT C. HORN: B.S. Ed. Ohio State, Muskingum, Ohio, Radio Arts . . . ARNOLD HUTSON: B.S. W. Va., M.S. New Mexico, Muskingum: Chem- istry, Physical Science, Driver Educa- tion . . . GRACE M. KAPLAN: A.B. Seton Hill Ohio Ohio State' Latin I Latin II Mathematics IV . . . ALLEN KOONTS: B.S. Ed. Ohio' M. KURZ: B.S. Ed. Ohio M.A. Ohio State, Muskingum, Wisconsin: English II, U. S. History, English III . . . , , , , i ,Y -'G'-S ' 4 if Driver Education . . . MARGUERITE 'W Z' ' M, I. , f f 3 i f , PEARL LOWE: B.S. Ed. Ohio, Type- writing I, Bookkeeping . . . PAUL MARTIN: B.S. Ed. Ohio State, Woodshop . . . NELLE J. MATHEWS: A.B. Hiram, Ohio State, Pittsburgh, Ohio, World History . . . CLINTON J. MCCONNELL: B.S. Steubenville, Mus- kingum: Driver Education . . . CHARLES H. McCORMICK: Cleve- land School of Art, Ohio State, West- ern Reserve, Muskingum, Cleveland, Art, Commercial, Crafts, Fine Arts . . . VIRGINIA McINTOSH: B.S. Ed. Ohio, M.A. Ohio State: Girls' Physical Education . . . DOROTHY H. MILLER: B.A. Earlham, M.A. Ohio State, Ohio: Shorthand I, Shorthand II, Typing II ELLIS MIRACLE: B.S. Ohio, M.A. Ohio State: Mechanical Drawing, As- sistant Director Ohio University Branch . . . KENNETH E. MOWREY: B.S. State Teachers College. M.S. Cornell, Mass. State, St. Bonaventure, Natural Resources Lab., Related Sub- jects . . . ALBERT ORMISTON: B.S. Ohiog Metals, Athletics . . . RICHARD J. PARKER: B.S. Ed. Ohio, M.A. Michigan, Ohio State, Mathe- matics II, Mathematics III . . . RUTH PATTON: B.A. Muskingum, M.A. Ohio State, English III, Vocational English, English II . . . HENRY PAULIN: B.S. Ed. Kent State, Miami, Cleveland: Ceramics . . . THOMAS E. PHILLIPS: B.S. Ed. Central State, Illinoisg Typing I, Book- keeping II, Basic Business . . . AN- DREW PLANT: Florida, Ohio, Cincin- nati: Automotive Mechanics . . . ED- WIN RO,E: B.S. Denison, M.A. Ohio State, Marshall, Chemistry . . . 4? rw JP' aff as K' ww. z I FEW L.-A ewan, FERN ROWLANDS: A.B. Muskingum, M.A. Boston: English III, Honors English IV . . . EDWARD SCHMID: B.S. Ohio, Ohio State, Louisville, Western Reserve, World History, Audio Visual . . . E. JOSEPHINE SEBACH: B.S. Ohio State, M.S. Sim- mons, Prince School of Retailing, Virginia School for Girls: Distributive Education, Retailing . . . GEORGE L. SHAI: B.S. Ohio State, M.A. Ohio State, Marietta, Commercial: Business Machines . . . MRS. GEORGE SHAI: A.B. Wittenberg, M.A. Ohio State, Muskingum, Ohio Northern, Foods . . . MYRL M. SHAMP: B.S. Ed. Ohio, Muskingum, Ohio State, Lake Geneva, Winona Lake, Boys' Physical Education . . . HAROLD SLACK: B.S. Ed. Mus- kingum, Kent State: Senior Health, Football, Basketball, Head Baseball Coach. . .LAWRENCE ELGAN STRONG: B.S. Coe, M. Ed. Pittsburgh, Muskingum, Ohio: U. S. History, Latin American History . . . MRS. JOHN SUPPLEE: Ph. B. Denison, Merrill- Palmer, Ohio: Pre-College English, Business English . . . DONALD T. TAYLOR: A.B. Mus- kingum, B.S. Ed. Ohio State, M.A. Ohio State, National Institute of Public Affairs: Biology . . . K. C. THOMP- SON: A.B. Ohio State, B.S. Ed. Ohio State: Commercial Law, German I, German II . . . HELEN VANDEN- BARK: Ph. B. Denison, Chicago: Eng- lish, History . . . GEORGE VLEREBOME: A.B. Mus- kingum: Algebra I, Athletic Director, Head Football Coach . . . GLADYS F. WALKER: B.A. Howard, Hunter: Spanish I, Spanish II, French I, French II . . . JAMES T. WALKER: B.S. Ohio State, Muskingum: Agriculture, Soils, Farm Management . . . EARL BRYAN WILEY: B.S. Ed. Ohio, Driver Education, Football, Track . . . MARY E. WURDACK: B.A. Ohio State, M.S. Ohio State, Michigan, Colo- rado, Wisconsin, Biology . . . WILLIAM ZINK: B.A. Muskingum, M.A. Ohio State, Economics, U. S. History, Com- mercial Law, Golf Coach . . . S The senior class entered the halls of Zanes- ville High School last fall with a feeling of mingled elation and sadness. It did not seem possible that this was the final year of public school. Many had been classmates since kindergarten, and it was difficult to realize that after this year they would be parted. During the past months the Class of 1957 has participated in many exciting activities. For the social-minded the Christmas dance was a major event, and the after-game soc hops and spring parties cherished memories. For all, there were evenings spent working frantically on research papers and examina- Senicva Uaicwfi F DANNIE LEE BOETCHER, 2, 3, 4 Fel- lowship, 4 Blue 8: White, 4 Student Coun- f cil, 2, 3, 4 Basketball, 2, 3, 4 Football, Senior Class President . . . DON BRAN- X SON, 2, 3, 4 Fellowship, 2, 3, 4 Basketball, 2, 3, 4 Football, 2, 3, 4 Baseball, 3, 4 Var- sity Z, Senior Class Vice President . . . JOSEPH EUGENE KENNEDY, 3, 4 Fel- lowship, 4 Blue 8: White, 2 Hi-Y, 3 Comus, 2 Office Aides, 2 Football, 3 P.T.S.A., 2 H.R. V. Pres., Senior Class Treasurer . . . JANET RUTH WILLIAMS, 4 Friendship, 2, 3, 4 Ifka, 3, 4 F.T.A., 3, 4 Honor Society, 4 Comus, 3 Student Asst., 2, 3 Intramural Sports, 3 H.R. V. Pres., Senior Class Secretary . . . ' 4 tions, less pleasant memories, perhaps, but ones which resulted in tangible achievement. Individual honors brought renown to certain class members. Extracurricular activities were fitted into schedules in such a way that any senior worth his salt was always busy. With realization of their traditional role of responsibility came a deepening apprecia- tion: of the wonderful facilities of the high school, of the knowledge they wished they had taken time to acquire. This appreciation, like the friendships, will remain with them long after each has gone his separate way. 61.144 of 1957 ROSE ANN ACHAUER 4 Frlendshlp 2 3 4Ifka 3 4SAC 3 4ACappella 3 HR res BONITA JEAN ALEXANDER I n t r a rn u r al Sports Glee Club MARTHA IVIARLENE ANDERSON 2 3 lfka 2 3 4 FTA 2 3 JUHIOI Red Cross 4 Student Coun c1l 3 Comus Agent 3 4 Intxamural Sports 3 HR Secy T1eas NANCY LEE ANDERSON 2 3 4 ka 3 Comus Agent 4 Jun1o1 Red Cross 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 4 HR Sety Treas NANCY LOU ANDREWS DELORES EDNA APPLEVIAN 4 DECA RONALD DWAIN ARCHER 4 DEC A 2 Jun1or Red Cross 3 Comus Agent REBECCA JANE ATKIN SON 3 Comus Agent 3 Jun1or Red Cross ROBIN JANE AXLINE 4 Frlendshlp 3 4 Blue 81 Whlte 2 3 4 Ifka 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 Cheerleaders 2 3 4 V Pres Student Councll 2 3 4 Intlamural Spolts 3 HR Pes 3 Comus Agent BARBARA JEAN BAKER 4 Frlend slnp 3 4L1brar1ans 3 4Blue 81 Wh1te 2 3 4 Ifka 3 4 Honor Soclety 2 3 4 Comus 3 4 Thesplans 3 4 Student Councll 4 Student Asst JOHN EMMETT BAMFIELD 3 4 Automo t1ve 3 4 VIC VIRGINIA LOU BANET 4 Frlendshlp 2 3 4 Ifka 3 4 Honor SOC16ty 3 4 Zanesvllhan '7 3 4 SCIENCE Club 3 Comus Agent ALICE MARIE BARKER 4 Fr1endsh1p NINA SUZANNE BARKER 4 Frxendshlp 4 Llbrarxans 3 4 Blue 81 Wh1te 2 3 4Ifka 3 4GAA 4Honor Soc1ety 3 Comus Agent 2 3 4 Jun1or Red Cross JUDITH ANNETTE BARNES 4 Fr1endsh1p 3 4 Blue 8: Whne 2 3 4Ifka 3 4DOZ 3 Pres 4 GAA 4 FNA 4 Honor SOCIGIY 2 3 Orchestra 3 Comus Agent 2 3 4 Band 2 3 Rad1o Staff 3 HR Pres SALLY JO BARRICK V Pres 4 Frlendshlp 4 Llbrarxans 2 3 4 Ifka 4 FNA 4 Honor Soclety 2 3 4 Comus 2 3 4 Jun1or Red Cross 4 Lab Asst 4 Student Asst 2 3 4 Sc1ence Club 2 HR Pres 2 3 4 Intramural Sports WANDA JEAN BARTH 4 Fr1endsh1p 4 L1brar1ans 2 3 V Pres 4 Ifka 4 FNA 4 Honor Soclety 4 Comus 2 3 R8d1O Staff 4 Sclence Club 3 HR Secy Treas 2 3 4 Intra mural Sports 3 Comus Agent LARRY MATTHEW BARTOW 2 H1 Y 3 HR V Pres ROGER BRUCE BAUGHMAN WILLIAM LEE BAUGHMAN 4 Fel IOWSh1p 4 Honor Soc1ety 4 Lab Asst 2 3 4 Football NURSIS KARINE BEATTEY 1 1 1 1 , . 1 . .. . , . . 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BETSY ANN CHARLES, 3, 4 Librari- ansg 2, 3, 4 Ifkag 3, 4 D.O.Z.g 3, 4 G.A.A.g 3, 4 Honor Societyg 3, 4 Comusg 2 Junior Red Cross' 3 4 Student Asst PAUL WALTER CHEEK JAMES CHIDESTER VIRGIINIA IRENE CHRISTIAN 2 Ifka BETTY ANN ROLLINS CLARK 2 3 Ifka 2 Student Council 2 Radio Staff Treas 2 3 4 Camera Club PRISCILLA COCHRAN PAUL TIMOTHY COFFEY 2 3 4 H1 Y 4 DECA 4 Thespians 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Intramural Sports FRANCES ROBERTA CONKLE 4 Friendship 2 3 4 Office Ald9S PHYLLIS MARIE COOPER 4 A Cap pella KENNETH CLARKE COUL TRAP 3 4 H1 Y 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Band 4 HR Pres TONY LEE COURTNEY JUDITH ANN COVERT 3 Ifka 3 SAC 4 DECA 2 Orchestra 3 HR V Pres DELORES CRAMER BARBARA LAVONNIE CUMMINS 3 Jun1or Red Cross 4 Student Asst FAYNE DALTON PATRICIA ANN DANIEL 4 Friendship 3 Pres 4 Ifka 4 FNA 4 Comus 4 Student Asst 4 HR Treas 3 Intramural Sports CONNIE LOUISE DAVIS 2 V Pres 3 4Ifka 3 V Pres 4GAA 4FNA 3 4 Student Council 3 4 Science Club 2 HR Pres 4 Student Asst 3 4 Intra mural Sports RONNIE DAVIS 3 HR Pres 4 HR V Pres 3 PT S A 3 Boys Glee Club 3 Intramural Sports THOMAS WILLIAM DAVIS 3 4 FTA 4 D E C A 3 Oflice Aides 2 3 Devilaires LYNN EDWARD DEAVERS 4 D E C A 3 Devilaires 1' , fy I g :'. ., ' ... 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PEGGY ANN HOOVER . . . WILLIAM HOOVER . . . CAROLANNE GILL HORN 4 Frxend Shl 3 4 L1brar1ans 2 3 Ifka 3 4 Honor SOCIEIY S cy 3 4 DOZ 3 4 Student Councll 3 Rad1o Staff 2 Intra mural Sports ALLEN HOWARD DOROTHY JEAN HUNTER 2 Ifka 3 4 A Cappella RICHARD E HUNTER 3 4 Automo t1ve 3 4 VIC ROBERT GORDON HUPP 2 Camera Club 3 4 Automo t1ve 3 Secy 4 VIC CHERYLE ROSE HUPRICH 4 Frxendsh1p 4 A Cappella SIG A ILLING CAROLYN SUE IMES 4 Fr1endsh1p 2 3 4 Ifka 4 Honor SOC16ty 2 3 4 Band WARD ORTON IRVIN 3 Office A1des 2 Band ELIZABETH ROSE JACKSON RONALD WALTER JENKINS DORIS IRENE JEWETT 4 Frlendslup 3 V Pres 4 FTA 4 Honor SOCISIQ 4 Lab Asst SANDRA KAY JOHNSON 2 3 4 Ifka 3 4 GAA 4 FNA 2 Student Coun c1l 3 4 Cheerleaders 3 4 Rad1o Staff 3 H R Pres 2 3 Intramural Sports SHIRLEY MAE JOINER ROBERT HAROLD JONES 3 Office A1des THOMAS LARRY JONES TER RILL LEE KESSLER 4 Frlendshlp 3 4Ifka 4 DOZ Pres 4FNA 4 OfIice A1des 3 H R V Pres 2 HR Treas 2 Intramural Sports CAROL JEAIN HOOVER 01444 Qlowm: pink ARLENE KIMBLE, 2 Ifkag 2, 3, 4 Or- chestra . . . LESLIE KING . . . CARO- LYN SUE KINNEY . . . HELEN KINNEY THOMAS ELDON KINNAN NANCY LOUISE KNOWLDEN SARAH JEANNETTE KRAUSE 4 Fr1endsh1p 4 FNA 2 3 Office A1des 2 3 Intramural Sports LOUIS WILLIAM LACEY 3 4 Automotne 3 4 V I C JOSEPH DONALD LA FOLLETTE 4 Track GEORGE LEE 3 Movle Operators 4 Dev1l AIFGS DON EUGENE LENT 4 DECA 3 Oflice A1des SONDRA SUE LEWIS 3 4 Llbrarlans 2 3 4Ifka 3 4DOZ 3 Comus Agent 2 3 HR Secy Treas 2 Intramural Sports LINDA LICHTNER RUTH ANN LINCICOME 2 3 4 Band ROBERTA SUE LIND 4 Fr1endsh1p 2 3Ifka 4DOZ 4FNA 4Honox Soc1ety 4 Lab Ast 3 PTSA 2 3 IMOGENE ANN LONG 4 Frlendshxp 3 4 Lxbraxlans 2 3 4 Ifka 2 3 chestra 3 Rad1O Staff CAROLE ESTHER LUCAS 3 4 Llbrarlans 3 4 Blue 8: Whxte V Pres 2 3 4 Ifka 4 DOZ 4 Honor Soc1ety 2 3 Student Councrl 2 3 Rad1o Staff 4 HR Pre GEORGE LOWELL LUCAS 3 4 Automotlve 3 4 VIC EDGAR DONOVAN MANN 4 Blue 8: Whlte 2 3 Pres 4 H1 Y 3 4 Honor Soclety 3 4 Thesplans 3 Student COUHCII 3 4 Radlo Staff 3 4 Sclence Club JIM LUCAS 2 H1 Y 4 Junlox Red Cross 3 4 Machme Shop JAMES WALTER MARTIN 4 HR Secy Treas , Z ---Z, 1 3 7 Y , , , , .... , I1 9 ,v J, ---J S , .. .- .g . v 9 7 '- ' 7 1 3 .s.g Intramural Sports . .. . ' 1 Q vy av Of' ,, 1, Z- - , y C ---I 1, 3, g .. s. g, . lt, - 'S y ' Z , 5 3, 3, , -3 ' Q 7 Blau af 1957 RICHARD EUGENE MASON, 3, 4 Automotive, 3, 4 V.I.C ..,. CYNTHIA LOUISE MAST. 2, 3 Ifka, 4 D.O.Z.g 3, 4 Honor Society, 2, 3, Pres. 4 Junior Red Cross, 4 Lab. Asst., 4 Science Clubg 2 Intramural Sports . . . VIRGIL RON- ALD MAST, 3, 4 F.T.A.g 4 F.N.A.: 3 Junior Red Cross, 3, 4 Lyric Theater, 2 Boys Glee Club . . . JAMES DONALD MAXWELL, 2 Movie Operators 2 3 4 Band JACK DEAN MCBRIDE V Pres 4 DECA 3 Office Aides 2 3 Cafeteria Worker MARY ANNE McCARTY 4 Friendship 2 3 4 Ifka 2 3 4 FTA 3 Lab Asst 2 4 Student Council MARGARET JANE MCCOY 4 Friend p 2 4 Ifka 4 FNA 4 Honor Society 4 Oflice Aides 2 3 4 Band DONALD McCULLOUGH SANDRA McCUTCHEON CAROL McFERREN ALLAN Mc GEE DORIS MARILEE MCGEE 3 4 Ifka 4 A Cappella ROGER THOMAS MCGEE 4 DEC A ROBERT MCGUIRE DONNA JEAN MERCER 4 Friendship 2 Ifka 3 S AC 3 4 A Cappella 4 Allegro WILLIA'VI MERCER 3 4 Machine Shop DEANNA KAY MILLER 3 F T A 4 D E C A CHARLES EARL MILLER 3 Pres 4 Fellowship 2 Bas ketball 2 4 Football EDNA MAE MILLER 3 F T A 4 Office Aides EVELYN LOUISE MINE AR PATRICIA ANN MOHRHOFF 4 Friendship 2 4 Ifka 3 Treas 4 DO7 3 SAC 4 FTA 3 4 Honor SOC1 tx 3 4 Olchestra 4 Lab A st 2 3 Band 4 Allegro Q , , . . . , . . . . . .1 Q , . . . , 1 , , 1 1 y - - -3 , ,, , . . . y - shi 3 , 3 . . .1 I , , . . . . .. , , , . . .. . . 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Pres.g 4 H.R. V. Pres. . . . 1 , Y Q, S - -5 5 3, ! ' Y!! Sy, 2 -- -S ,, g 77 , ...g ---3 9 S,, 6244 af 1957 EMMA JANE RUTTER . . . TERRY RYAN, 3, 4 Blue Sz Whiteg 3, 4 Hi-Y: 2 Junior Red Cross. . . CARALEE SAAD, 4 Office Aides . . . EDWARD LEROY SHULTZ ROY WILLIAM SHULTZ 3 4 Automotrve 3 4 V I C PHYLLIS ANN SCOTT 4 Honor Socrety 4 Office Ardes 3 Junror Red Cross 4 Student Asst 2 Intramural Sports CAROL SUE SEARL 2 3 4 Ifk 3 Office Ardes V Pres 3 4 Camera Club 2 3 Intramural Sports SYLVIA JUNE SEBAUGH 2 3 4 Intramural Sports GARRY FELL SEELY 4 Fellowshrp 3 Hr Y 3 4 Office Ardcs 3 Junror Red Cross JOHN SELLERS 3 4 Machrne Shop BEVERLY JEAN SHELL 4 Frlend shrp 2 4 Ifka 2 3 4 Band BETTY JEAN SHEPHERD DEAN SHEPHERD DONNA SHEP HERD ROBERT LEE SHEPHERD DOROTHY JEAN SHERIDAN 4 Frrendshrp 3 4 Lrbrarrans 2 Ifka 2 3 Student Councrl 2 3 4 Cheerleaders 4 HR V Pres CAROL BETH SHINN 4 Frrendshrp 2 3 4 Ifka 2 3 V Pres 4 FTA 3 4 Honor Socrety 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 Strrng Ensemble 2 3 4 Camera Club 4 Allegro JOY LEE SHINN 4 Ifka 4 FNA 4 Honor Socrety 3 4 Zanesvrllran 2 3 Secy 4 Camera Club 4 Student Asst JOYCE EILEEN SHREVE 3 Jumor Red Cross RUSSELL ALFRED SIBBRING BARBARA SIMON Y? 5 Y Y 'Z -, YYY af Y ' '1 Y v 's - 'J YY , ' 3, -yy , 3 Automotrve... 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Y 61644 pacmc May 31 EARL STEVEN SIMS LANINY DALE SIMS 4 Honor SOCICIY 4 Lab Asst 3 4 Golf V Pres 4 Sclence Club 3 HR V Pres 3 Intramural Sports JOHN WESLEY SINGLE TON 2 Safety Patrol 2 3 Football PAUL SLACK EILEEN YVONNE SLATER 4 Fr1endsh1p 2 Ifka 2 Jumor Red Cross 2 HR Secy 3 HR Pres 4 HR V Pres 2 3 Intramural Sports CARMENLITA SMITH 4 Honor SOC19ty 4 Thesp1ans DARRELL LEE SMITH LOIS PRISCILLA SMITH RICHARD WAYNE SMITH 4 D E C A MYRNA ELAINE SMITH 4 Frlend shp 2 3 4 FTA 2 3 Orehestra 4 mural Sports 2 HR Pres 3 HR Secy Treas KARL EDWARD SNACK PAULINE ROBERTA SNELLING 4 DECA 3 Omce A1des WILLIAM EARL SNYDER GEORGE SPENCE CHESTER SPINKS 4 Student Counc1l 3 Pres 4 Machme Shop WILMA JEAN STEED JOHN ROGER STEFFY 2 3 4 Fellowship 2 3 Pres 4 Student Councll RICHARD DEAN STARRETT JACK DALE STILWELL 3 Automo t1ve JUDITH ELLEN STOLPER Pres 4 Fr1endsh1p 3 4 L1brar1ans 3 4 Blue8zWh1te 2 3 4Ifka 3SAC 2 3 Comus Agent 2 Student Counc1l 4 Allegro 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 3 PTSA STEPHEN OLIVER STURTEVANT 3 4 Ofice A1des I I I I 1 , ' 3 . 'Z y Z - - 3 . . . .3 , ' ' 1 1 ' 5 . . .3 . . ,Q g ' , ..... . . 7 . - 1 3 , , - - -Z y ' S Office Aidesg 4 Allegrog 2, 3, 4 Intra- g . . .g . . , . . . .g ' y S y - , , , ' Q , - U , . 5 v . . 3 . Z , , Z - - -1 . 3 : 2 , . 1 , , ... 3 Mba' 6244 of 1957 SHERRIE LYNNE SUPPLEE, 4 Friendshipg 3, 4 Librarians' 2 3 Ifka' 3 Treas 4 Honor Society 2 Junior Red Cross SHIRLEY ANN SUTTLE 4 Friendship 2 Pres 3 Ifka 4 FNA 4 Honor Society Comus Agent 2 Student Council 2 3 4 SCIENCE Club 4 HR Pres JAMES ROBERT SWEET JO ELLEN TABLER DOUGLASS BARCLAY TAYLOR 4 H1 Y 3 4 Office Aides 3 4 Junior Red Cross 2 Movie Operators 2 3 Radio Stal? THOMAS LARRY TAYLOR 3 4 Fel lowship 2 3 Football 3 4 Baseball MARSHA KAY TAYLOR 4 Friend ship 4 FNA WILLIAM LEROY TAYLOR 4 Student Council 3 Intra mural Sports WILLIAM H TERRY 3 Office Aides ROY MAXWILL THORNTON 4 Fel lowship 2 3 H1 Y 4 Thespians 2 3 4 Football TERRY TIMSON 2 3 Treas 4 FTA 4 Honor Society 2 3 4 Orchestra 4 Thespians 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Science Club KATHLEEN JOAN TIPTON 4 Friendship 2 Ifka 4 Honor Society 3 4 Comus BARBARA JEAN TOLER 2 3 Secy 4 Librarians Treas 2 3 4 Ifka 3 FTA 4 FNA 3 Student Council GLORIA TRACEY KATHRYN TURNER 4 Friendship 2 3 Ifka 3 4 GAA 3 4 Honor Society 3 4 Junior Red Cross 4 Lab Asst 3 Student Council 3 4 Science Club RONNIE VANDAGRIFF GLORIA JOAN VON KANEL 2 Ifka 3 HR V Pres NANCY LOUISE VEYON 4 Student Council VICKI LEE VICKERS 4 Fr1endsh1p 3 4 Librarians 2 3 4 Ifka Treas 4 FNA 4 Comus 2 3 4 Intramural Sports DOLPH EDWIN WAG STAFF 2 3 4 Fellowship 2 3 Foot ball 2 3 Baseball RAYMOND DONALD WATIKER 3 Oilice Aides 4 Camera Club HW 1.2 TERRY R. 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JOHN EDWARD WATSON, Treas. 3, 4 Fellowshipg 2, 3, 4 Football KAREN MAE WATSON 2 3 Ifka Secy 4 DECA JOHN RAYMOND WATSON 2 H1 Y RAYMOND EUGENE WATTS D E C A KENNY RAY WEBER H1 Y 2 3 4 Band 3 4 Dance Band HENRY EDWARD WICHERT GARY THOMAS WENTWORTH 3 4 Automotwe RONALD GENE WETHERELL 2 3 4 Band 4 Dance Band PATRICIA PHYLISS WHEELER KAY WHITEHEAD 4 Fr1endsh1p Secy 4 Ifka 2 Glee Club 2 Intramural Sports BETTY MARIE WILHITE 2 Ifka 4 F N A JO ANN WILES 4DECA JUDY ANN WILES 4 Frxendshlp 3 4 L1b1ar 1ans 2 3 4Ifka 3 Pres 4DOZ 3 4 CARL WILLIAMS ELEANOR DARLENE WILLIAMS 4 D E C A 4 Student Councll CHAR LOTTE SUE WILSON 3 4 Blue Sz 1te 2 3 4 k 4 GA F NA 3 Office A1d8S 2 3 Jun1or Red Cross ELBA VOLO WILSON 4 HR Secy JANET SUE WILSON 3 4 Blue 8: 1te 2 3 4 k 4 GA FNA 3 A Cappella RONALD EUGENE WILSON 4 H1 Y 4 Comus 2 3 4 Thespxans 2 3 MOVIE Operators 2 Camera Club 4 Allegro 2 3 4 Male Chorus SUE MARIE WILSON 3 Ifka 4 FNA , , g . 1 .' ,4 'lyy S, 7 7 , ,, S , ' ':2,3, - C 2 , , .... 1 gy '- ly, 5, - -.-2 , Honor Societyg4Comusg4H.R.Treas. , - ., Wh g ,, Ifag3, ..A.g4 ' L, ' , ! 1 Wh 3 ,, Ifag 3, ..A.g4 1 'Q Q ,, 2, 3 2 J.. Y Glafu of 1957 TRUDY DARLENE WILSON 2 3 Ifka 4 FNA MARLENE GAY WISE MAN 2 3 Treas 4 Ifka 4 FTA 4 FNA 4 Sclence Club 2 HR Secy 4 Lab Asst VONDA LEE WITT LINGER 4 Blue 8: Wh1te 2 3 4 Ifka 4 Lab Asst 3 Student Counc1l 2 3 4 Cheerleaders 2 3 Comus Agent 2 4 HR Pres SALLY JO WOERNER 2 3 F T A DONALD EUGENE WOODWARD EDITH JOAN WRIGHT 2 Ifka 4 F N A SANDRA SUE WRIGHT 2 3 Ifka Treas 4 DECA 3 HR Secy JUDITH ELLEN YOUMANS 4 Frxend sh1p 3 4 L1brar1ans 2 3 Ifka 4 DOZ 3 Secy 4 Honor Soc1ety 4 Thesp1ans 2 3 Student Counc1l PHYLLIS ANN YOUNG 4 Honor Soclety 4 Zanesv1ll1an RICHARD YOUNG 4 H1 Y 4 Honor Soc1ety 3 4 Intramural Sports JAMES LEE ZEIGLER DAVID LAUGHLIN ZIMMER 2 3 4 H1 Y Junxor Red Cross 2 3 V Pr 4 Thesp1ans 2 3 4 Band 2 Golf 3 4 SCIQHCC Club 4 Allegro 3 Brass Cholr 2 Mlxed Chorus MARY ABICHT JACK BAKER MARGARET ANN CRIST 4 Frlend shlp 3 Ifka MARILYN VIRGINIA DAILEY 2 3 4 Ifka 4 F N A 3 Junlor Red Cross 3 4 Radlo Staff WENDELL LEWIS DREIER WILLIAM HENRY FOWLER 3 4 Automotlxe 3 4 VI C ARNOLD GASPERSON 3 4 Fellow shlp 3 Pres 4 Honor Soclety Football JEANINE KAY GRIFFIN 4 Ifka ROBERT GLADMAN 5 '31 QW X 672' May .29 JACK HARDWICK PATRICIA K HENDERSHOT ROBERT JAR DINE RAYMOND LE ROY 2 Comus Agent 3 Student Councxl 3 V Pres 4 Ma chme Shop CAROL MCFERREN MARGARET PARKER OTHER SENIORS Larry Allen Agln W1n1fred Mae Allen Dav1d Eugene Anderson John Frank lm Angelo Dav1d Lee Brxggs Peggy Lue Callaway Roger Ellsworth Cramer W1ll1am Gene Edgell Larry Joseph Emert John Gryspos Gene Huey Robert Lee Hutton John Davxd James Albert Earl Klemhoffer W1ll1am Terly Knowlton James Rus sel Lawyer Raymond Eugene Marshall Kaxen Kay McCloy Donna Jean Metcalf Juamta Mae M1tchell Ronald Er1c Mltchell George Lesl1e John Dav1d Nlethammex Gerald Lee Norman Carl Edward Norr1s Robert Charles Rlggle James Marxon S1e11et Nancy Lou Sommers Mary Lou Strouse Leona Hmds Lahyl Gertrude Ellyabeth Turner Marvm Andrew Veyon SENIOR CLASS MOTTO W1SdOm lS the prlnclpal thlng therefore get wlsdom and wlth all thy gettmg get understandlng Proverbs K IV, 71 11011 . 0 ' CHARLES YOUNG . . . . . . . . S v . Q . uniafzat The class of '58 entered ZHS in September, 1955, filled with awe for the beautiful four- level building which was to be their house of learning for three glorious years. Soon they accomplished what had seemed impossible- finding their way through the long, spacious halls. Near the end of the sophomore year the class ordered rings which were received in September 1957. Since more organizations are open to juniors than to sophomores, their second year at the new high school passed in a busy whirl of constructive activity. In March class of- ficers were elected to serve throughout the coming senior year, and plans for the theme decorations, and refreshments for the Junior Prom were soon underway. The students are now looking forward with eager anticipation to the approaching year. As seniors they are planning to be models for the underclassmen. Brains. hard work, and a large supply of ideas were necessary to make the Junior Prom a success Shown below are the members of the Prom Committee who possess these necessary characteristics Mrs Supplee served as adviser for the group. 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If 1 wk X I ,- I I fn Gamelfae Sapfzamafaed, On a sunny morning, September 4, 1956, 591 sophomores trod the steps of Zanesville High School for the first time as students. These expectant teenagers were leaving be- hind the schools of Grover Cleveland, Theo- dore Roosevelt, and John Hancock to begin a new school life at ZHS. The first few weeks seemed very different, but the students fell into the full swing of activity within a short time. They were thankful for the help they received from the upperclassmen. Soon vacancies in such clubs as Ifka, Fel- New The pretty creatures at the right show the typical spirit and gaiety of sophomores at a social event. These were among many who attended a Ship Ahoy party given by the Friendship Club for the fem- inine members of the soph- omore class early in Septem- ber. All girls boarded their respective ships and went off on a voyage of games and merriment in the Z.H.S. gym. lowship, Movie Operators, Office Aids, Stu- dent Council, Junior Red Cross, Hi-Y, View Finders, Radio Staff, Zanesvillian, Comus Staff, and PTSA were being filled by new sophomores. The Christmas holidays passed with many parties and two dances. By the second se- mester students felt as if they were veterans of the school. 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'Wfmcn C' Wy? ff 2ANEsvn.LE ALL AMERICA crrv YOU .l..,.. 14 cfamiidzn Greatest occaslon ofthe x ar was the three day celebrat1on Januarx 171819 of Zanes v1lle s selectlon as one of eleven All Amerlca Clt19S of 1956 Natlonal Mun1c1pal League and Look magazlne were co sponsors of the com pet1t1on. and the celebratlon 1ncluded a ban quet, a ball, and an elaborate parade Students were partrcularly 1nterested m the fact that the1r new h1gh school was a con trlbutlng factor ln the selectlon and are proud of the CIVIC m1nded people who have brought th1s great honor to the1r clty It has gn en them new resolxe to be worthx future c1t1zens Zanesvllle buslness firms and 1ndustr1es are ewitremelx cooperatlx e ln the educatlon of the c1t3 s youth Nobodx appreclates th1s coopera t1on more than the Comus staff, for wlthout the advertlslng sectlon th1s book would not be pOSS1ble We hope our readers wxll help us express our gratltude by PATRONIZHNC OUR ADVERTISERS fRead our ads Among them 'sou w1l1 find more foto flashes of ZHSl1feJ C1917 1, 1 A A ,. ' , 42,3 E, ' jg , ' A figjqlai Q -0 v N v ' as K 4, ff- C. , N W:-R - X X In ' r,,r f al I ' fl A' ...JS I YD , 7 Y V qpgaq X Far fppllf PIII, I 14 Lg' 11145, nggill nn E ZANESVILLE IS PROUD OF ZANESVILLE HIGH AND ZANESVILLES OLDEST BANK KNOWS WHY The knowledge of Zanesvrlle Hugh School s standards glves us faith ln our clty s future The Frrst Natronal Bank welcomes the opportunity to congratulate the Class of 57 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK IS INTERESTED IN ZANESVILLES YOUNG PEOPLE FOUNDED IN 1863 11221 fiff!-F' A E F5 I I 151 VW I E ITM as P I Q 1 V , A ' ' Nc L .Um miifl Ilia LIVE BETTER ELECTRICALLY OHIO POWER COMPANY SIXTH AND MAIN ZANESVILLE BestWhstoCI f 7 THE CAMERA SHOP YOUR KODAK STORE yth g Ph fog C c 620 M ket St D I GL 2 7302 E 9 CHEVROLET 24 HOUR AAA ROAD SHOP WRECKER SERVICE SELLING SERVICING SINCE 'l9'l4 WHITES f Y B GL 2 611 PryWI ry CONGRATULATIONS I e CLASS OF 'I957 PERRY WILES DISTRIBUTINC CO 'I 140 NEWARK RD 9 41235 Congratulations and is e ass o '5 for Ever in o raphi Air onditioned for Your Comfort or . ia - Leonard Englehart Dan Englehort N d I h - J -l ' ' ll 0 th - on your achievements O End o ridge Phone -3 er ies Lur B II' HALL S BIIO COW DRIVE IN CONGRATULATES ZANESVILLE HIGHS 1957 GRADUATES WE INVITE YOU TO COME TO ZANESVILLES MOST MODERN DRIVE IN AND ENJOY THE BEST OF FOODS PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE COURTEOUS SERVICE Boom AND NORTH MAPLE AVE OPEN ALL YEAR COUNTER ccsgssmnuukcs 41245 1 I I I I . I I '14 4114 1 E You have not completed your education until you have learned to save I First Federal Savings and Loan Association 508-510 MAI N STREET We believe young folks like to transact business with us. We invite you to start a savings account at your first opportunity. 1878 I.0NGSHORE'S 1957 MUSIC STORE 57 North Fifth Street 79 Years Supplying Zanesville with Fine Musical Instruments Sheet Music Band and Orchestra Instruments Pianos Radios Phone GL 3 9211 a ballet numbe at the ltka girls annual Lav nrac lea mval spelled backwardsl at the YWCA Feb uary 9 Booths for the ca n val were in Kactus Korner and the prog am was n the big gym P og am theme was the TV show Queen for a Day Compliments of Line Material Industries Transformer Plant McGraw Edison Company 11251 . . . . . I . I I l I . O 0 I I O W - I ZHS artiste, Carol Searl, entertains with r i r ' r . r i- . I r i ' . r r Back ow J dy Doughty Mary Fra ces She dan Duck Huffman Joy Lee Sh nn Sam Mehrley Sha Ia Gook ns Vlrg ma Banet Phyllis Young Doy Talley Seated around table Sue Morgan Beverly Murphy Melva T ott Ruth Vele Ba bara Je ett Ba ba a S dwell Abse t Jacqu e Mnzer Sandra Frlel Beth Norman An ta Bumbaugh Charles Balog Maynard Honesty THE ZANESVILLIAN the flrst offlclal publlcahon of Zanesvllle Hugh School has been published every Sunday durlng the school year for 25 consecuhve years ln THE SUNDAY TIMES SIGNAL southeastern Ohlos favonte paper where It IS regularly read not only by Zanesvllle Hugh students but also by thousands of Zanesvllle cltlzens We congratulate the student editors and wrlters and their faculty adviser on the splendid work they have done durmg the present school year and pledge our complete cooperation to those who succeed them next year For the Latest Information on Zanesville High Read The Trmes Recorder The Zanesville Signal The Sunday Trmes Srgnal THE ZANESVILLE PUBLISHING COMPANY Clay Llttlck ZHS 'I9'I'I 1126, PURTRAITURE STUDIOS Portmzlif Beczdlmg KNOWN FOR OUTSTANDING QUALITY 326W Ma n St Phone GL 2 9091 THE MORRISUII MOTOR G0 FOR ALL AUTOMOBILE AND TRUCK REQUIREMENTS 37th Year Your Studebaker Dealer WATCH THE GOLDEN HAWKS GENERAL TIRES MOHAWK TIRES HAWKINSON TREAD OPERATORS STUDEBAKER CARS AND TRUCKS 216 Mum St Lol' 15 South 3rd St 11271 by See To The Class of 1957 WE WISH YOU SUCCESS Sears, Roebuck Sz C0 36 NORTH FIFTH STREET 5,-SME 'vfwvmw-W-,,,.,.,,,,,W, mmm? 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V 1,1 - - . 4 Q , . - - Our Best Wishes MUTUAL FEDERAL SAVINGS and Loan Assoclatlon South 5th Street BIIITZ BIIOS 301 MAIN STREET ZANESVILLE OHIO A0 BORDEN'S The Most Complete Dairy In Southeastern Ohio 'I'I9 SOUTH 6TH STREET DIAL GL 2 5451 Balderson Motors Four Wheel Drlve Jeeps Used Cars Sales 81 Servrce 2970 Maple Ave GL 2 6026 ZANESVILLE OHIO TALLEY 81 ZU LAN DT MAIN NEAR 7TH The Men s Store C1291 . O l ' 1E1E12E3E55152355E3E1E555EE55355555225255:22235325:2:Qzg:5:5:E:ErErE2E5E2EF?5EEEEE2:: , 11555225Eg'fI2.'1rI'Z'E'f 535553, - ' ' 5 QS:5-'jE,I315j,E5E1E,E,E5:'EE,Ej'gf'f,:g5153:-1,f'-'21535555555 5E5E2555Z:2f,5-' 3211215121565-:Z-zgl. ' 525-55E5E5j.'3.2I5..5:vf15l, .' 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Congratulations to the Class of 57 THE CITIZENS NIITIIINIIL BANK The Friendly Bank MAIN OFFICE NORTH OFFICE 'I'l North 4th Street Country Fair Shopping Center SOUTH OFFICE 'I7'l9 Maysvnlle Avenue Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Va aety sho at the Ifka Lavn ac n proved that It s poss ble for them to make themselves clear without ther customary chatter Performers ln the pantomime were left to rght Marlene W seman Sandy Johnson and Marla Elmore Compliments Of C0mPl'menf5 of Y M C A Cafeteria BURNHAM 34 South 4th Street Q131J - : ll ' Il r' w i r i - cluded a pantomime act in which ZHS girls ' i i ' i I I i , O . O l I ASPHALT AGGREGATE COAL LIME Route 2 South Zanesville, Ohio Phone-Vlctor 9-2392 41325 SIDWELL BROTHERS CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF I957 kkmili JIIXRK THE FIRST TRUST CTI SAVINGS BANK CONGRATULATIONS Class of 1957 May the future hold rn store for you many years of success happmess and good health WEBER'S 11335 -and to all past and present students of Zanesville High School O I O Xl I I Main a i MbFdlDp'tI Cp t' COI1Q'I'lfLll ltlons Rnd Best YW 1QheQ To The CIQSQ Of 1957 THI1 NIOSAIC TIL14 COINIPANY J lunar Im uf llflilll affznn CCIIIIIIII Izlh MOSAIC C1341 . ,. I I V I C C A x x n 6 x - . 1 . Y A . J 4 L ' , ' O . H' . , Q1 - f ' f . ,,. 7' ' 3 Qll I lff MVC? da if g,5Mwm 5 Vlv flillll BARNETTS DAIRY ISLE 2626 N MAPLE Best I n Service U N MVIS I' t th YWCA N f Congrctulatuons to the Class of 57 and Good Luck to Those Who Follow LIBERTY WELLER STATE THEATERS MOVIES ARE YOUR BEST ENTERTAINMENT FRANK COOPER IEWELER 7 North Fifth Street Home of GORHAM 81 TOWLE STERLING LENOX CHINA 11351 THE SNIDER FLAUTT LUMBER CO EVERYTHING IN BUILDING ZANESVILLE SO ZANESVILLE NEW LEXINGTON ' f dy I1 h EDWARD F WARNER BUILDING CONTRACTOR HOME BUILDERS FREE ESTIMATING RESIDENTIAL o COMMERCIAL Q INDUSTRIAL MEMBER MUSKINGUM COUNTY BUILDERS ASSOCIATION PHONE GL 3 6838 ZANESVILLE OHIO C1365 Here s to rent a brand NE -I PORTABLE mx O X 5' 'S 5 Z I 'b ' '520 mayb I l eafggg' I 2 'Woven 3 00255 3 I Micke, eo: ggi? Urbfbxbp BUS NESS E U PMENT CO Ol T TR OURTH 81 MARK T RECORDS RADIOS PLAYERS HI FIDELITY MENTS OF COMPLI PIONEER MUSIC SHOP 29 NORTH srl-I smear 11371 ' your chance girls W O YMPIA I Q X I J f I , if , Z3 5' if 'ff ! I T EN IF OU , ISH TO IT E'lI. E I E FIRS - . ENT PURCHASE PRICE. I I . F E s EE s When You Think of Floors ZULANDT DRUGS, INC. T 'NK 0' C' A' Mg FIREPRIIUF FLEXIITILE FLUIIRS 7TH AND MAIN ST. J. F. ANDERSON, Distributor Phone GL 2-2162 PHONE GL 3-M14 928 Lindbergh Avenue C.,,,,,,...,,e,,,, of G R El N E R S FLOWERS TERRACE APPLIANCE, INC Flowers from a RCA HOT POINT SALES AND SERVICE Dependable Florist 2213 15 M I A Dial GL 2 5771 up e ve GL 2 4503 Opposite Postofhce Typical Mueller Year Book Photographs Six Proofs Draping and Glamour Lighting Sklllfully Executed Whenever Requested Phone GL 2 5230 Closed Thursday P M THE MUELLER STUDIO Member of the Photographers Association of America Member Ohio Professional Photographers Assoc 7th at Market WALTER G KNIFFIN Manager 11381 . , u - u . - 0 - 0 0 . -Rf . . . . . 1 if ' we . . , . . . . Mx I . -f . . , P R COBEL INC TOBACCOS 526 Market Street Phone GL 3 8336 FRANK A LEONE REAL ESTATE ZANESVILLE OHIO Congratulations to the Class of 1957 ZANE LINCOLN MERCURY Congratulatnons Class of CLOSSMAN COMPANY Hdwe 8. Sportlng Goods Co SCHOOL SWEATERS and JACKETS Corner of South Suxth 8. Maruetta 519 623 Maln sheet Phone GL 2 6365 FREE so MIN CUSTOMER PARKING Make Your Home for Fme Muslc 53 N 4th St Zanesvllle Phone GL 3 8754 11399 o o Q o ' ' ' , '57 Welcome to the Zanesville Branch OHIO UNIVERSITY Your opportunity to obtain one or two years of college education whsle Ilvlng at home RESIDENCE CREDIT LOW COST o r ELLIS MIRACLE Asslstant Dlrector Zanesvllle Branch Phone GL 3 'I901 1 c PENNEY co 22 32 NORTH FIFTH STREET ZANESVILLE OHIO CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1957 IF YOUR HAIR IS NOT BECOMING TO YOU YOU SHOULD BE COMING TO THE BEAUTY NOOIC' C1401 For Inf rmotion Con uct Office in High School Building I I O ' 9 gf, ' . 'LLM V L - I 5 ilifii :e::..,A.::,,. 1 M' sf- P- ' ' ' if lil V Enjoy peace of mind with dependable protection by dealing with ' 5 RANKIN 81 RANKIN, Inc Insurance and Real Estate Corner Sixth and Market Sts. Zanesville, Ohio Phone GL 2-7575 PU'-EQS55 Compliments Of HENRY FUCHS For 34 Years Your Route 1 Phone G ZANESVILLE OHIO L 3 8167 Carol Boyd as snapped by our ro mg photographer as she gves a monologue n one act of the Ifka Lovin ac sho at the YWCA The carnu al was open to the pub llc and funds will be used to send lfka delegates to the summer conference Q141J Building Contractor BEST WISHES ROSE FURNITURE THE ROEKEL COMPANY SOUTH SECOND STREET PHONE G 2 421 SUCCESS and Congratulations THE COMPLETE MENS AND BOYS SHOP C-RADS OF 57 73 Y d 4th Slam f14ZJ from - ain t. Zanesville Compliments Of L -5 3 ears CII' Main an I 4. O o u2EN ff ZH tp To the Class of 57 The Zanesville Rapid Transit Com pany appreciates all the business the students of the above class have given them During this period no one has been hurt or lngured 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 b 9 d Th General Manager by Clsph MEES The Best Place To Buy FLOOR COVERING 7am 4 an ICE CREAM BOWL DRAPERIES LINDEN AVE END OF Y BRIDGE PHONE GL 3 3404 ZANESVILLE OHIO Flnlaw Lumber Company MILLER FLQWER 51-mp Builders' Supplies Lumber Millwork Everything to Build a Home 1759 Maysville Avenue 1416 Maple Avenue WO C O 8 New H gh Sch ol Phone: GL 2 2791 We Specialize in Beautiful Corsages C143J ,OT , Q I Q ' to , . . o: ' Vg x . 1 . , V. , ' . . . - 0 - . . Janet Fracker, S a dancer, is pic- - tured as she performs in the ltka show against a Parisian ack roun . e annual carnival was sponsored Senior, Junior an o omore lfka clubs. ! I d I O ' T Blo ks Fr rn the B autiful i o Congratulations to the Class of 57 O THE BLIIUMER CANDY CUMPANY 39 North 3rd Street Phone GL2 1311 EAT QUALITY R B BRAND MEATS RITTBERGER BROS STATE AND WILLOW STREETS PHONE GL 2 5427 H441 1 - X O Here Is to Your Good Health wen enelN'EEliR5sHrFE'5'l'iSEFaue A Mnk THE OHIO FUEL GAS COMPANY C D I , - I Compliments of NORTH FOURTH STREET ZANESVILLE, OHIO MEN H 145 YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR S PAUNT WALLPAPER AND Shoes of Drstmctron FLOOR COVERING Excluslvely Ours if sPA1.o1NGs if Jovcs SHERWIN WILLIAMS C0 if LUCKY STRIDE f WINTHROP 624 MAIN ST PHONE GL 3 1011 if FLORSHEIM NOTICE STUDENTS OF ZANESVILLE HIGH SCHOOL The advertnsers who have supported Comus deserve your support Patronlze them and tell them you apprecrate their Interest the yearbook The copper engravlngs In thus book were made by the Canton Engravmg and Electrotype Co Canton Ohlo ,gi- ,,v X DAVID DAVIES, INC MEAT PACKERS Columbus Ohlo Zanesvllle Ohno 11465 3 I I 1 O . I . . . in . .I I . . I Javier 4 S Q. ' ' 2 HYIP! . W V ,K wh Xu ' 'lf' ,Ag Q H .Qs 'V .. v J . my f- 11 o I . . I . A Good S . The Zanesville Coca Cola Bottlmg Co 7th and Harvey Sts Zanesville Ohuo fx' Phone GL 2 4111 BEST WISHES C CHARLIE and BOB BLAND COMPLETE INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE SERVICE LIND ARCADE PHONE GL 3 7005 WATCHES JEWELRY DIAMONDS LEE IEWELERS 512 MAIN STREET ON EASY TERMS Your Friendly Diamond Jewelers EVANS BROS CO READY MIXED CONCRETE BUILDERS SUPPLIES 543 MUSKINGUM AVE PHONE GL 3 1891 FRENCH SHOP CAMPUS OR CAREER The Smartest in Ladies Apparel Il IDEAL ART STUDIO Leaders in Photography In All Its Branches 6 NORTH SIXTH STREET ZANESVILLE, OHIO PHONE GL 3 8116 11471 Y Lf f 0 X fy ' f . E X 6 ,NLX Wg.. J ' Pio .S u' mr I f ' A ' X o ,xx , f- 1 1 Q aff' . - , 1. .. 1 5 QL X X 3 ' -. 1 -. ' - romeo won Aumomv or Tn: coca-con comma IV i V I : - . . . . . . I I THE IAY IJUAK C0 ENGINEERED BUILDING PRODUCTS 216 HAzLE'r'r couRT usa Y YB lvMvhv v JM Nth 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 41489 l ' Q if , ,. Q Q fi mf, A Finale at the Lavinrac variety sh cluded the chorus and master of monies. Pictured here, left to rig Jud intz, Bever ur , Connie D Sam Mehrle , Martha Estock, Susie B k an arcia e ers. Q l M Wt: 'Xl gs-IS' fa Wgyma ef! Kg if yffgf Zye Mawr ,ig ft ua vi ft' I' W 4 y4b if fi? rt gf page ,aaa t' Home 1S Where you make F the jobs there, and you can get rt go ahead Nobody can stop you from crossrng state lmes, choosmg your own yob In Amerlca you have a rlght to work anywhere you please Lots of people rn other countrres wssh they had thrs same freedom If you lrved behtnd the Iron Curtann-or under that kmd of government you d be expendable manpower, nothnng else You d work vshere you were told to work, at any Job the state sand you should do You d have no choxce You couldn t hope for better workrng condrtlons, crrtrcrze the boss, or pick up and leave You know sts really somethsng, thns freedom to work where you please Its a precxous Amerncan And doesn t rt grve you there are people who d lnke to take Iron Curtam workrng condmonst herxtage, part of bemg an the shudders to realnze that thxs rxght put us all under Lets not let rt happen Keep your rsghts, all of them, xncludmg thus one Speak up for them Resxst any movement to take them away Don t let anyone talk down your freedom Compare what you ye got wsth what they ve got and keep your rrght to work where you choose' The best way to protect your rrghts 15 to know them and treat them rrght by exercssxng them The Timken Roller Bearing Company DO YOU KNOW YOUR RIGHTS? As Amencans we have the greatest freedom and the hugh est standard of lrvxng nn the world Help keep st that way by Lnowmg your nghts and guardtng them well Some of them are Freedom Rxght I0 'I Right to Freedom Freedom Right to 'I Rzgbt to Freedom Rzght 'IR1ght 'Right Right Right Right Right 'I'Rxght 'Rrght Right Freedom cRsght to Freedom 'Right to Freedom Freedom +Rzgbt no 'F'R1ght to tFThese ar of uorshtp secret ballot knou hou your muon spends your dues ol speech of the press crrlxuze officials knou salaries of your muon oflxcers from search uxthout uarrant pentzon got ernment for redress of grzetanres knou rf your umon oflzcers are Commmmls kuou hou your muon rs run speedy nad publu: trral by Jury help of a laujer hear your employers side of disagreements t to appear as 4 tutuess against yourself refuse to permit the check off of umou dues go dneet lo your boss u :th a grrezaure be presumed mnorent until pro: ed guilty to ou n properly uork despite muon fmtsdxclronal disputes lo uork ru any locality proper superuszon of your umon uelfare funds to start and manage a busmess io make a profit t to be fired by umon leaders tote on company? best offer e nghts you enyoy under the Taft Hartley law 'F Thxs rs a right enjoyed by members of Lnlted Steel Workers, CIO only when the Taft Hartley lavy IS my oked THEY'RE YOUR RIGHTS, TREAT THEM RIGHT' 'The right to work shall not be abridged nor made xmpotenf' I J 1 - T , f aa1C fam - ' , ww 1 - ' . 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FOGGS DRUG STORE 522 Market Street VARY GIFT SHOPPE Smart Gifts-Moderate Prices 530 Market Street COMBS LUMBER COMPANY Your One Stop Yard 547 Lmden Avenue ELLIS PHARMACY Maysvllle at Echo Telephone GL 2 0024 FOWLER BOLIN COMPANY Chma Glass Glfts BREESE DRUG STORE 1422 Maple Avenue COLUMBIA MACHINE 24 EIGHTH STREET BRIDGES NOVELTY 44 8th Street COMMUNITY CENTER Mecca of Wholesome Recreutlon AUDREYS BEAUTY SALON Zanesvllle Country Farr Shoppung Center MODERN TV 8. APPLIANCES LEFFLERS DRUG STORE 516 Market Street Phone GL 3 6957 502 Mann Street FOX DRUG STORE coMBs BROTHERS THRESS DRUGS PINE AT LINDBERGH 524 Mann Street C t y F Sh pp g ROSEANNES BEAUTY SHOP MCCOY BEAUTY SALON 1812 Dresden Road NOYH1 sffeef 3 Phone 2 ZANESVILLE PAPER COMPANY 348 352 North 5th Street f150J CO. CO. BRIGHTON AT RIDGE n and oun r air o in Center THE FINDEISS LEATHER COMPANY Leather Craft Supplies CHARLEY HOP LAUNDRY 524 Market Street TOM V MOOREHEAD REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Flrst Trust Bulldlng ZAKANY'S RED 81 WHITE 516 State Street THE JONES SHOP China A' Crystal 'I' Sllver 23 South Fnfth Street ARCADE CLUB Lund Arcade Bulldlng JACK AND SHORTYS 65 N 5th St H A ANDERSON PAINTER DECORATOR ERNEST F FISCHER JEWELER 29 N 7th Street 422 Forest Ave Ph GL 3 9757 ZANE LAN ES Automatic Plnspotters SHIRLEY S PHARMACY Terrace Pomt Phone GL 2 5471 RUSSI PAINT AND WALLPAPER STORE 620 Mann Street JONES SPUDNUT SHOP WHOLESALE RETAIL 1084 Pine Street TAYLORS SHOE STORE Headquarters for Your Loafers TODD PLUMBING AND HEATING CO INC 2041 HEADLEY Phone GL 2 2081 BURLEY S PUTNAM PHARMACY Putnam Ave Cor Plerce St Phone GL 3 9635 BING FURNITURE CO 701 Mann St MIL MAR BEAUTY SALON 735 Fountaln Square Professional Care IS Best for Hair C1311 I 0 Q I I - ll ll 38 South 7th Street ' I I 1, . . - u FOR A BETTER IMPRESSION Pm! dal HEER S College Annuals Catalogs Newspapers Text Books Magazmes Booklets Folders Announcements Brochures Broadsudes Letter Heads Office Forms Legal Blanks Ruled Forms Perlodlcals if Eg I EL fX Over 81 Years 1n Prmtmg HEER PRINTING COMPANY 364 386 SOUTH FOURTH STREET COLUMBUS I5 OI-IIO 7elepJ1.one CApltal 8 4541 PRINTERS OOKBINDERS ATIONERS FICE SUPPLIES dFURNITU COMPLETE FACILITIES FOR LETTERPRESS OR OFFSET PRINTING f152J I I o 0 , vxi:vN'5 Ig T 'X. 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