Zanesville High School - Comus Yearbok (Zanesville, OH)

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Annual Variety Show Wins Plaudits The annual talent assembly presented various variety acts to an enthusiastic student body March 2. Miss Eistetter was chairman of the faculty com- mittee which selected the acts from many student entries. This was the fourth year for this type of assembly. John Chalfant, experienced in radio staff announcing, was master of ceremonies. Popular acts pictured on this page: Pat Fisher, left, tap- dancing to the tune of It Had To Be You;” Amy Jenkins, vocal solo, Angel on My Shoulder,” accompanied by Sharon Ann Davis; Diana Rarick, accordion solo, Dark Eyes ; and Marsha Doak and Sue Holt in a piano duet, Tea for Two.” All these Zanesville starlets were exceedingly well-received.

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Pep Rallies Generate High Energy Pep assembles are the reason the school board must pay an enormous sum each year to have the roof of the building replaced. The coaches introduce the members of the team who demonstrate some tricky Blue Devil plays. Stu- 1. (top right) Cheryl Pryor escorts Am- brose McLoughlin, homecoming attendant, to the seat of honor where the queen and other members of her (?) court are waiting. 2. The moment we have all been waiting for has finally approached. Miss Hissam, homecoming queen, is drawn across the stage in her 1906 little red runabout. 3. Reducing salon? No, it’s the twist in the ZHS gym. These flappers have turned modern in their dance. 4. (top left) A1 Capone and his gang are ushered from the local sweet shoppe by Elliot Ness and his men. 5. The varsity cheerleaders prove they are very versatile when they do the Charleston. They were the main attraction at the Zee Town Sweet Shoppe. 6. Nancy Toth, Don His- sam, Julie Gillis, and Dan Allen show their twisting ability and amuse all the students who came to Zee Town Sweet Shoppe. dents have a rare opportunity to exercise their vocal cords without rebuff. The idea of pep as- semblies is to raise the morale of both the team and student body.

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From Appreciative Audience Mark Ross entertained with a speciality dance number entitled Expresso Limited , and Larry Fulkerson presented a vocal selection Can’t Help Falling in Love with You with Connie Clossen as accompanist. Cindy Gobel, right, was featured in a cape and baton- twirling act. A. They got rhythm -Karen Simpson, Barbara Portis, Martha Simpson, Marilyn Morgan, and Leola Edwards. B. So had the Dukes shown at right-George Cobb (guitar), Rich- ard Faulks, Bill Tate (at mike), Mike Lindeman (drums), Billy Edwards, George Bailous, Ron McNeil, and Tom Shuey (piano). C. A four-piece progressive jazz combo was composed of Rod Norman, Bob Burley, Jim Neal, and Bob Haynes. D. Concluding combo starred John Kieran, Chuck Talley, Sam Lind, and Bob Haynes, right, below.