Zanesville High School - Comus Yearbok (Zanesville, OH)

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Soc Hops and Society Shindigs 1. “Oh! My aching feet!” say Penny Hooper and Judy Ludwig while Doyle Winters begs forgiveness. Sympathizing (?) with their soc-hop difficulties is Bill Moore. 2. What has she done this time? Zanesville police- man handcuffs Carol Pinnick at soc hop. Interested observers are Mr. Wayne Cunningham and Becky Lyle. 3. Photographer Larry Merriam snaps a close-up of Rosemary W'atton and Charlie Conkle at an after-the- game soc hop. 4. Well, she finally caught him! This was a typical scene before the annual Sadie Hawkins dance spon- sored by GAA. Pictured are Doug Bone and Bev Smith. ------------► 1. The Blue Knights provided music for after-game dances last winter. 2. Mr. Stillion sets the tempo for the Dance Band. 3. Students demonstrate fancy footwork at one of the after-game soc hops. 4. Crowd surrounds drummer featured in solo at Pigskin Prom. 5. Students crowd the door of the gym at soc hop early in the year. 6. Couples dance dreamily to the strains of the last song. 7. Clair Dawson and his orchestra provided the mu- sic for the Christmas formal, which was held at the Rogge Hotel. 8. The Ifka-sponsored dance with the theme “Snow- land” was at the YWCA.

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 Let’s Have a Little Fun, Cats!” 1. 2. harly in September GAA Club girls kicked off their social season with a potluck part) at Karen I pton’s home. By the look on their faces in the first picture and the mad scramble in the second shot, the girls must have enjoyed themselves — and the food! Being the “athletic type. they didn't have to watch their weight; so after eating, they played baseball and did push-ups. (One athlete did ten push-ups. You can tell by her eyes in pic no. 1.) In the course of the evening GAA girls had a business meeting, though they seem more interested in photographer Larrv Mer- riam and his camera than in the suggestions advanced by Miss McIntosh, club adviser. 3. Future leachers group, with their adviser. Miss histetter, didn't get into the social whirl with their potluck until just l»efore the holidays when they as- sembled at the home of Candy Bint . The young pedagogues had a gift exchange, sang Christmas carols, and feasted. The club includes two boys to help com- pensate for the shortage of men teachers; but judging by this picture, the males must have been crowded out during the rush for that yummy cake! 4. Loyal cage fans met at the home of Paula Turner to listen in on the Lancaster fray as the bad weather caused cancellation of the chartered bus service to the game. You can tell by the expressions on pictured faces that what came to them over the air was not just exactly what they had hoped to hear.