Zanesville High School - Comus Yearbok (Zanesville, OH)

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. .fi i5 il N. Cust receives u last-minute briefing from Mrs. Axline, Phyllis Krumme, Judy Hall. Standing: Bonifunt, couch. Seated at left are Karen Upton, Candy Bintz, Joe Gormley, Austin Coulson, Bar- Al Zimmer, and Lois Veler. On sofa are Andy bara Sidwell, Mrs. Bonifant. grew? Spring Green , hilarious comedy about worms, war, and women, opened the ZHS dramatic season November 15. The passion of Newton Todd Uohn Carrj for earthworms interferes with his passion for the prettiest girl in town, Eula Hotchkiss fKaren Uptonjg Newton fJohn Carrj registers dismay when his precious ezzrthworms are upset. Loyal Tony Cassell CJudy Hallj rushes to rescue them, while Tony's mother Nina fBZlI'bZ1l'l1 Sidwelll and Newton's dad fJoe Gormleyb look on. and his father's romance with Nina fBarbara Sidwellj and almost lands him in jail. But all turns out well when his earthworms pay off, justifying the faith of Tony Cassell Uudy Hallb, reconciling him with his dad, and insuring his popularity with the teen-agers. Dunk CSam Mehrleyj, one of the teen-age group who thinks himself a lion with the ladies, is shown being made up for the play by Judy McSwoi'ds.

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Zia!! Qall-04251 ixfoa Gonna Just a little smile, please! This was the oft-repeated 'refrain during the snap- ping of the sophomores and juniors for individual Comus portraits September 24 and 25. Photographer was a representa- tive of the J. N. Rasbach Company of Pittsburgh, and students were called from history classes. acfuc Andy Axline, pictured in the fore- ground, performed the duties of chef at the annual Thespian outing held at his home, Axline Acres, early in October. The crisp fall lair, 'the tempting aromas of the broiling steaks and hamburgers, and the jovial moods inspired by them provided an all-around good time for the potential young actors. Back la Sched Dad and Mom went black to school October 21 at the first meeting of the Parent - Teacher - Student Association. Shown here addressing invitations to the parents are Ileft to rightj Charlotte Brownfield, Jerry Rizer, and Barbara Bates. President of PTSA was Mr. Robert Price, and program chairman was the Rev. E. C. Gordon. Beqqafu fm 01200 A worthwhile Halloween project for city students October 24 was solicitation of money to buy food to send overseas. This Civilian Rural Overseas Program was sponsored by the Ohio Council of Churches. The two unmasked friendly beggars are Sue Swank and Joyce Tarrier.

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