Zanesville High School - Comus Yearbok (Zanesville, OH)

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Actors Feast And Reminisce Members of Thespians certainly enjoy eat- ing, along with many other activities. The Thes- pian picnic this year was held at the home of Rick Haynes. Each member of the club contrib- uted his own special delicacy to make the picnic an epicurean success. Thespians not only have acting abilities but they also produce tantalizing dishes. After eating, the members enjoyed slides of the junior class play, Ramshackle Inn.” Show Vitality During the course of the evening GAA girls played games, did their exercises (which by this time they needed), ate, and talked, pausing now and then to pose prettily” for the Comus photographer. All in all, the evening proved to be, like all GAA functions, a rousing success.

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Picnics Mark Autumn Social Scene Bibliophiles Take Holiday The annual fall picnic of the Librarians Club was an event of September 19 at the home of Linda Gary. The juniors pro- vided the food for the affair and according to the seniors were quite stingy- but we feel think this is an improbable exaggeration on the part of the seniors. These seemingly re- served young ladies were found as the evening progressed to be full of vigor — as much vigor and vitality as the most active athletes. The evening ended with a short business meeting at which Judy Wolf’s house guest, Inger-Lise Lorenskogen, presented a talk about her na- tive land, Norw'ay. Girl Athletes On September 12, GAA held its annual picnic at the home of Judy Mizer. Before the girls devoured their meal as if food were going out of style, the seniors challeng- ed the j u n i o r s to a rollicking game of football-the ball being a hot dog bun! This proved to be an exciting experience until the sen- iors ate the ball quickly ending the game.

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Reserve cheerleaders Terrie Harmon, Bar- ed in the center section dressed in their usual bara Barmore, and Cindy Heck want to let the cheering outfits. Behind the cheerleaders can be reserve team know they are with them by lead- seen the Pep Band. At the microphone is Mrs. ing a rousing cheer. Helping to encourage the Bonifant directing this rousing pep assembly, team and boost its morale, the Pep Club is seat- 1. After a few cheers Mr. Stahl, varsity basketball coach, introduces the 1 %2 Blue Devil Basketball team to the faculty and student body. 2. The second string varsity blue team played the first string and beat them. I his shows we always have our best boys on the bench? 3. C-H-A-R-G-E! Coach Damsel looks as though he might be crushed beneath the hard-charging solid backing offensive line. (However, Coach Damsel won single-handed.) 4. Mr. Stahl laughs heartily as he is mt-maneuvered by this two-wheeled invention, the bi- cycle. (Out of practice. Mr. Stahl?) mm