Zanesville High School - Comus Yearbok (Zanesville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1978 volume:

Wvs; Zanesville High School Zanesville, Ohio 43701 1978 Volume 82 2 REFLECTIONS No two people are exactly alike. They all have their own ideas, styles, customs and per- sonalities. Their personalities may be re- flected through their likes and dislikes, their actions and the people they are with. Interests shown in high school are reflections of the types of adults we will choose to be. SELLING tickets for basketball games, Mr. Paul Rutter counts change to Jackie Williams. EN- JOYING a milkshake in the cafeteria at lunch- time, Scott James and Al Huffman delight in the photographer's attention. CHANGING classes fills stairways, hallways, and lobby areas. CONTEMPLATING her next art project, Trish Smith stares blankly at her surroundings. PRACTICING the balance beam, Lisa Moherly prepares for the opening meet against Heath. DISCUSSING position at the first pep rally, Phil Gibson gives the order to Mike Gentry and Dan Fields. 6 J 3 3 J 3 J 3 3 Student Council — sponsored Adopt-a-Child program fur- nishes Christmas presents for foster children around town. Representatives Ed Borkey, Mike Fenton, Sandy Weinberg, Robin Mills, Debbi Fox, Myra Land, and Terri McHenry wait on plaza sidewalk for stores to open. 10 To open the 77 football season, the cheerleaders generated spirit with a pep assembly. Zanesville High School, often lacking spirit, were raring to go. Cheers revelled in the gym as the players and coaches were introduced. The ZHS band and Devi- lettes also gave spirit with jazzy music and organized cheers. The student body anticipated a winning year. ti The 1977 Homecoming Queen, Diana Moorehead, and her court opened the Homecomong festivities with a flash of color and excitement. Once again, old-fashioned cars brought the queen and attendants around the stadium where their dates awaited to escort them onto the field. Student Council president, Mike Alfman, proudly crowned Diana queen. Her attendants were Debbie Straker and Amy Bruns, seniors; Lisa Wright and Theresa Ritchey, juniors; Lori Huey and Martha Mason, sophomores. Student Council members, traditional organizers of Homecoming, this year honored previous football players who have represented Zanesville High School in the annual North- South All-Star game over the past 30 years. To futher add to the wondrous glory of the night. Blue Devils severely crushed their opponent Linden McKinley, with an impressive 41-14 tally. Homecoming Court members (counter clockwise from upper left): Debbie Straker and Amy Bruns, senior attendants; Lori Huey, sophomore attendant; Queen Diana Moorehead; Marsha Mason, sophomore attendant; Theresa Ritchey and Lisa Wright, junior attendants. Eelebrate the Hqmegejming After a stirring victory over Lin- den McKinley with the final score 41-14, students celebrated at the Homecoming dance. The dance was an annual conclusion to the night's activities. The theme of the dance was a “A Night with the Stars and Stu- dent Council had appropiately decorated the cafeteria. The band, Razzle kept the dance lively and the dancers moving to the sound of popular tunes. The band members brought self-made films which were shown during intermission as an added feature. Student Council furnished re- freshments which were also po- pular during intermissions. The annual fall activity dance ended after midnight with a tra- ditional slow tune. 14 DECORATING by Student Council provides an atmosphere which reflects the theme A Night With the Stars. SLOW-DANCING under the stars, dancers relax to tranquil music. GETTING into action are Mr. and Mrs. Ottenga, demonstrating a dance step from the past. GUARDING the refreshment table (from cookie monsters like Greg Wyatt) are Debbie Fox and Nancy Kildow. SINGING pop tunes, Razzle , brings life to the Homecoming. IS -r r 1 ' ' ' 4 i ’ ' ' ,' • ‘ . 1' ' • . • ,' •- ' . J { 1 , .4 1 I ♦ 4 : 1 i ,K ‘ ' ! M • « • ''f « . i i ‘ ' «S •• 41: • ’ • The band got off to a very low-spirited start this year at Camp Russell. This was the sight of band camp. Eventually the spirit started to rise and the practice increased to bring us to the four main events of the year Band Competition at Wintersville in which the band placed first in their class, Cincinnati Bengals halftime performance, a parade at Walt Disney World , and the highlight of the year, The Orange Bowl Parade , in Miami Beach, Florida. The band performed at all football games to boost the Blue Devils on to victory. The pep band also made appearances at many basketball games and pep rallies. While in Miami the Band had some FLASHING experiences while around the pool. The boosters sponsored a New Year's Eve Party for the band, which was then followed by the band's own celebration of the event. Opposite page: Drumming at Cincinnati; Feature Twirler — Lori Huey — Majorettes — Deanne Dingy, Vicki Thorn, Carla Cillard, Denise Watts, Cathy Coulson; Delta Queen Formation; Torch Formation; Dance Block; The Three Masketeers Martin Levion, Keith Miller, Kevin Huey display their new faces in the carnival surroundings at Disney World. 77- 78 FEATURE TWIRLER AND MAJORETTES Six selected band members led the band at Cincinnati, at the Orange Bowl Parade in Miami, and helped create PEP between the student body and the band. Majorettes for this year were Feature Twirler, Lori Huey; Deanna Dingey, Carla Gillard, Cathy Coulson, Vicki Thorn, and Denise Watts. Majorettes were chosen at try-outs for their respective po- sitions and were required to be band members. They also attended a baton camp at Ohio Wesleyn to train for the season while the Feature Twirler was fortunate enough to teach at several camps. « DEVILETTES Devilette captain, Pam Watson, lead the corps in many activities which include various performances at football and basketball games, the pregame and halftime show at the Cincinnati Bengals game. This past December the Devilettes with the ZHS Band presented several appearances in Florida including one at Disney World, and one in the Orange Bowl Parade in Miami. On April 9th the Devilettes won 2nd place at State Competition that was held at Otter- bein College. They competed against five other drill teams in their catagory, Class A Live Music. Top: 1978 Devilettes Center: Dee Young and Teresa Ritchey practice a jazz routine for Band Wagon. Bot- tom: Devilettes and Band form traditional hour glass at the Homecoming. 19 SENIOR CLASS PLAY TOM SAWYER A literary classic sprang to life as the drama department pre- sented TOM SAWYER as the Senior Class Play. Adapted by Sarah Spencer from Mark Twain's novel, the play was well-received by the audience. Complementing the acting were the impressive scenery and the special effects of the lighting, both of which enhanced such memorable moments of the play as the cave scene and the grave- yard scene. This particular play was an am- bitious undertaking for the dra- ma department due to the need for a very large cast, numerous set changes, vocal selections and special sound and lighting ef- fects. Despite the routine prob- lems and traumas, the cast, crews, director and technicians should be congratulated for an enjoy- able, successful production. C 21 Shown clockwise from top; Gra- cia Mayle, Kimm Green, Beth Hoover, Crystal Stillion, Traci Vaughn and Kathy Hope; Traci Vaughn; Michael Addis and Ken Teter with the Concert Choir CHOIRS CHORALLY COMMUNICATE AT CHRISTMAS CONCERT : : ; : :• : : mm naggjq AAAA'A iSSSSlf-1 • ;a$a m v ; : ; ASS ! i .. % ►• : : ; SSSI ft ' ft n ,;v. i :♦: f i • i � «? ’ ••S’ i • .................................. $:«m . ..A After many rehearsals and much work, the Zanesville High School Choir, under the direc- tion of Mr. Glenville Thomas, presented its annual Christmas Concert, to a full Shinnick Me- morial Auditorium. After the traditional entrance, carrying candles and singing O Come All Ye Faithful, the concert choir performed a wide variety of numbers from Hallelujah Chorus to Jingle Bell Rock. Solos were sung by Rick Brun- ston, Kimm Green, Beth Hoover, Randy Owens, Crystal Stillion, Ju- lie Stimpson, Ken Teter, and Traci Vaughn. The choirs were assisted by trumpet solists Chip Mohler, and Kevin Rouch, and guitars players Mike Addis, and Ken Teter. Darla Arter, Tina Mar- tin, Julie Stimpson, Tom Tomp- kins, and Ann Wise accompanied the choirs on the keyboard. Special Choir was well received for its presentation of Anita Kerr's Christmas Story. The stu- dents who performed it were se- lected by Mr. Thomas. The set was designed and con- structed by Mr. McCabe and var- ious crews. 22 Pictured clockwise from lower left: (1) Dancers enjoy the music; (2) Mark Puckett is disguised as Santa; (3) The band is ATR. WON DEMAND We The People Student Council is responsible for such ac- tivities as the annual ping-pong tournament and adopt-a-child at Christmas. They help or- ganize the homecoming and 50's day. Each year the Student Council holds a college night with representatives from colleges in and around our area. Mr. Ed Ottenga, advisor, with the assis- tance of various students, help better stu- dent-teacher relationships. Also on their agenda is setting up student elections for the upcoming year. The officers are President — Mike Alfman, Vice-President — Terry McHenry, Secretary — Judy Rice and Trea- surer — Robin Mills ADJUSTING lights for the Christmas dance, Mr. Ed Ot- tenga concentrates on the decorations for the upcom- ing dance. POSING with the vast array of presents. Student Coun- cil members have worked a long and tiring day of shop- ping for needy children. Student Council officers: President — Mike Alfman Vice-President — Terry McHenry, Secretary — Judy Rice, and Treasurer Robin Mills. 24 A-V Staff Turns On! The A-V Staff provided the students in the cafeteria with music during lunch hour and in senior study hall. The crew fur- nishes teachers with various audio-visual equipment for mov- ies and other events in and around our school. The staff supplies the sound equipment for dances and is re- sponsible for the daily announce- ments. The A-V staff is also responsi- ble for the radio program WZHS which is aired on WHIZ every Fri- day night. SETTING the dials, Allen May6 readies himself for a day at broadcasting. TAPING a new show for WZHS, Tom Rit- chey contemplates his next phrase. TAKING a break from recording, the A- V staff poses for the photographer. 25 April 7 the girls finally got their chance. CAA sponsored the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance. Shortly Rush, the D.J., played soul music to an audience of blue- jeaned kids. The gym was decorated like a barn which added effect to the evening. Bales of hay were placed around the gym for tired dancers. A wheelbarrow used as the honeymoon ride was an added attraction. A dance contest was the highlight of the evening. Counter clockwise from far left: (1) Steve McGlade and Jennifer Cunningham take five. (2) Lori Tucker and Rob Buzza wait impatiently to be released from jail. (3) Randy Tracy and Meg Kautz wait for the music to start. (4) It appears Mike Addis has one too many dates. Julie Stimpson and Gale Barrett are both trying to grab him. (5) Mr. Davis acting as preacher marries Jodi McKinney and Mike Humm with Max Winland and Cindy Dingle looking on. The junior class play was presented by members of all three classes and the Z.H.S. drama department. It was presented on the night of Friday, March 31 in the Z.H.S. auditorium. The play evolved around a school teacher named Sylvia Barrett who was teaching in Calvin Coolidge High School for the first time, the students, who were mostly sweat hogs, gave Miss Barrett an extremely hard time. Two of the students who were played by Karen Zwell- ing and Robert Noll were potential dropouts. They harrassed Miss Barrett to the point where she was ready to give up being a teacher. The cast for this years play were: Mel Straker, Robert Noll, Shari Jenkins, Rick Brunston, Jeff Jenkins, Carol George, Susan Bryant, Karen Zwelling, Jeff Hawk, Susan Delaney, Roxanne Wells, John Shaffer, Lori Obenour, Cindy Moore, Dan Andrews, Erin Osburn, Jeff Bradshaw, Gail Barrett, Rikki Cor- bett, Cheryl Wilson, Ron Grimes, Debbie Caliman, and Matt Henery. - Top Left — the class of sweat hogs seem a little bored with Miss Barrett. Right — Miss Barett (Mel Straker) confronting with one of the students (Jeff Hawk). Bottom — Curtain call at a rehearsal. STAIRCASE STARS and technicians w Nj On February 10, Student Council — sponsored Fifties Day and Dance began with the arrival of typical students to Z.H.S. in weird attire. Their clothing, hair styles, shoes, of course, reflected those crazy days of the fifties. Junior Class sponsored a nostalgic movie, The Sting for which students were dismissed from classes to attend. Highlights of the annual dance, with followed a home basketball game against Marietta included musical pantomimes from both faculty members and students. GETTING into the spirit of the 50's day, Comus Staff poses for a picture, Tracy Wyatt, Dee Dee Stottsberry, Lori Huey, Jeff Lanning, Betsy Averick, Martha Mast, and Holley Humes. MOB members, Al Me Elfresh, Ron Sturtz, and Fritz Bryant are caught in the hall making secret plans for the weekend. THUMPS up Doug Lenhart SWINGING into action are Z.H.S. teachers: Patricia James, Carol Shivers, Roberta Smith, and Judith Sable. DEMONSTRATING to Jane Steinman how to rock and roll are Matt Antonez, and Matt Micheli WHAT are you thinking, Mark? Mark Northrup and his date, Carla Scott. THE MALE faculty display their talents the night of the dance. 33 The junior class presented the 1978 Prom on Friday, May 26. The cafeteria was transformed into a romantic setting on the waterfront. The juniors were dismissed from classes to help decorate the cafeteria and to build a 15-feet long pier which served as the entrance way into the Harbor . Mr. Kitchen, Miss Blatt, Mr. Lucas, Mr. Clark, Miss Sable, and Mr. Powell helped the juniors deco- rate. A large painted ship, the Moonlight Fantasy, served as a backdrop behind the band. The sound of Crosswinds pleased its listeners and kept dates dancing late into the night. Due to the heat, much of the prom took place outside. The fish- nets on the ceiling and the mural painted by Bob Wilson and Dawn Ann Brown added to the theme Moonlight on the Harbor . Due to technical photographic difficulty, some couples' pictures were ruined. :yi(mAWJ%rs • $ CLOCKWISE FROM RIGHT (1) Lisa Wright and Rick Walker can't wait to start the evening. (2) Something other than Miss Blatt catches Mr. Powell's eye. (3) Carla Bruce and Lee Lyons take a much needed break. (4) Krysta Grosscup and Jay Wince contemplate spiking the punch. (5) Cathy Coulson and Kevin Rouch pause to show how photogenic they are. (6) Allen George's date warns him not to try anything until later. Ladies and gentlemen, members of the school board, and most important, the students of the 1978 graduating class ..Thus began the speeches presented at the graudation exercises held in John D. Sulsberger Stadium. The stadium was near-full at the rain-threatened graduation. Class President Amy Bruns handed the president's gavel down to R.W. Mills, President of the Class of '79. The Invocation was read by Vice President Deb Straker and Jodi McKinney, Secretary, made a speech entitled What Will Happen To Class of '78? The final address was presented by Dr. Ellsworth Statler. Then the long-awaited diplomas were handed out to deserving recipients, as the Class of '78 made their final departure from Z.H.S. As the newly formed Z.H.S. Ski Club took to the slopes, many for the first time, found it to be a beautiful and exciting experience. They left every Monday evening for Butler, Ohio to ski at Clear Fork Ski Resort. The club skied from 5:00 to 10:00 p.m. usually re- turning at midnight (weather permitting). The club also sponsored var- ious other outings. Under the supervision of Mr. Richard Bremer, traveled to Seven Springs, Pennsylvania for a weekend of slaloming, and in February members tried their luck at a different type of out- door adventure; cross-country skiing. During spring break, members backpacked in the Smokey Mountains. AND RE- MEMBER TO BE KIND TO MOCELS: JANUARY 22 thru 28! TOP LEFT; Members of the Ski Club include; Row 1: Debbie Straker, Sandy Weinberg, Toni Craves, Dave Weinberg, Eliza- beth Scott, Shari Jenkins, Kim Sherrad, Trudy Smith, Cori Ve- verka. Row 2: John Burns, Martin Levion, Greg Clapper, Marco Adornetto, Martin Shahabi. Row 3: Terry Warne, Cearge Moore, Pat Burkhart, Bill Morris, and Jeff Lanning. TOP RIGHT; Mogel Man (Alias Mr. Bremer) could be seen sla- loming down the slope at any given time. CENTER; Shari Jenkins and Liz Scott ride the T-Bar up but really enjoyed being accompanied down by the Ski Patrol. BOTTOM; Kim Sherrad (in green and white ski jacket) recite her famous last words WHAT SNOW SNAKE? . The Black Is Club in its fourth year became an active club in Z.H.S. once again. The Club was orga- nized with the help of interested students and advi- sor, Gloria Wade. The students have had a variety of projects includ- ing a bake sale and a dance. They also held an assem- bly in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. The members also produced a play entitled Phazes . Row 1: Debbie Newman, Kim Martin, Carmen Williams, Tom Ro- mine, Diana Stewart, Stephen Curtis, Pablo Zamora, Tim Green. Row 2: Lola Moon, JoAnn Cox, Dawn Cox, Coressa Jones, Jim Ransom, David Cox, Critty Jones, Phil Gibson, Penny Coleman. Row 3: Tony Murray, Debbie Caliman, Kenith Croston, Johnna Ray, Kim Young, Tammy Mayle, Lesha Cillard, Lenice Portis, Mike Spencer. Row 4: Lorraine Lynum, Don Palmer, Tom Beachem, Chris Martin, Darryl Ray, B.J. Hodge, Gene Chandler, Jeff Hodge. laUIZ TEAM IN THE KN0W The quiz team's advisors, Ms. Durben and Mr. Davis, led the quiz team to victory of the third consec- tutive local championship on WHIZ-TV's “High School Honor Society Program. On May 24 the quiz team appeared on local televi- sion winning a $1000 scholarship for Z.H.S. by defeating New Lexington in the finals. The regulars, Kevin Bush, Dan Mason, Kevin Rouch, and Georgia Vlahos, had an easy tri- umph with a score of 210 to 90. The alternates, R.W. Mills, Alan Mayo, Dave Hiscock, and Bob Church and the managers, Marlena Fox, An- drew Holowell, Janie Roberts, and Margarita Vlahos cheered the team to a successful season . The quiz team also did their best ever in Co- lumbus on the In the Know WBNS-TV show by winning the first round and advancing to the second round of play. The regulars could go no farther because of being de- feated by Upper Arlington in a close match. The quiz team has been very successful losing only one match in three years. TOP The opposing team downs around be- fore the match, while Georgia Vlahos, Dan Mason, and Kevin Rouch stay calm and cool. MIDDLE The regulars are victorious in the faculty scrimmage. BOTTOM Everything is checked before the final round. 42 SOPHOMORES Douglas Bryan, Su- san Bryant, Robert Buzza, Kathy Casner, Maria Cherubini, Lora Dee- drick, Kimberly Garland, Carole George, Debra Gregg, Wendy Hale, Bonnie Irvin, Amy Kachilla, Beth Levion, Joan Longstreth, Marsha Mason, Daniel Metcalf, Michael Middleton, Randy Polen, Susan Reed, Joni Rice, Twila Shaver, Ken- dra Sites, Donald Smith, Ronald Smith, Trudy Smith, Pamela Snider, Jane Steinman, Kenton Stillwell, Ju- lie Stimpson, Randall Sturtz, Mar- garita Vlahos, Denise Wilson, Jodie Wilson, Judy Wright, David Zigo. JUNIORS Barry Wolf, Jay Ackley, Darla Arter, Maryjane Barnes, Glo- ria Blackstone, Claudia Burke, Cath- erine Coulson, Michael Dantonio, Robin Dewey, Deanna Dingey, Al- len George, Carla Gillard, Margaret Gormley, Brenda Hilder, Margaret Kautz, Dawn Kimsey, Julia Kimsey, Lorita Lewis, Martha Mast, Mark Mees, Constance Melhorn, Robert Mills, Anita Norman, Tammy Patter- son, Mary Ann Pickrell, Margaret Pruden, Jane Roberts, Andrea Safko, Earl Sims, George Singleton, Robbin Snyder, Brent Stegner, Kathleen Tabler, Anita Tewksbury, Julie Weaver, Cynthia Weber, Regi- na Woodyard, Robert Wright. SEN- IORS David Hiscock, Nathan McEk- fresh, Connie Wineman, Vicky Grif- fin, Steven Henderson, Martin Le- vion, Terry McHenry, Robert Ni- cholas, Linda Parrill, Dianna Stewart, Beth Wilcox, Margaret Boggs, Amy Briggs, Amy Bruns, Kevin Bush, Connie Campbell, William Church, Jennifer Cunningham, Jennifer Dal- ly, Marlena Fox, Wendy Gregg, Myra Land, Dale Lewis, Cindy Little, John Longstreth, Gracia Mayle, Sherry McConnell, Tracy McCon- nell, William McCoy, Debora Mees, Denise Mees, Jacqueline Mortimer, Debra Nixon, Robert Noll, Mark Northrup, Robert Pollock, Cathy Roby, Kevin Rouch, Deborah Straker, Thomas Thompkins, Ed- ward Vernoy, Georgia Vlahos, Mark Warth, Mary Ann Wickham. r. £ C SuVjIk ,L TOP The guests at the banquet relax be- fore the speeches start. LEFT The quiz advances to the second round of play on WBNS-TV's In the Know . ABOVE The senior table enjoys their last 3.5 meal. 3 5 )ub is fyonoreO banquet National Honor Society wanted some recog- nition this year. They decided to beat the pre- vious record for pushing a bath tub. According to Guiness rules, the tub being pushed had to weigh 1,100 pounds and only thirty people could push during athe 24 hour period. The big event started at 10:00 a.m. Friday, June 2, and continued, non-stop until 10:00 a.m. Saturday. Four people worked each lap, two pulling and two pushing. The team was supported by loyal students and parents, who cheered them on through the hot sun, into the dark chilly night, rain, and into the sun again. A stereo was set up in the stadium for entertainment; food was pro- vided for the gang. After pushing 370 laps, the last victory lap was pushed by everyone. At 10:00 Saturday morning, there were many cam- eras clicking and many happy but exausted pe- pople. Their record-breaking distance was 92% miles. 44 NHS SETS GUINESS RECORD COMUS WORKING hard to complete a deadline. Dee Dee Stottsberry (left) and Betsy Averick use Presstype, artwork, and crop pictures for their layouts. CON- CENTRATING on a layout. Sports editor Bill Single- ton decides what size to make the pictures. TALK- ING on the phone is the COMUS' cone head, Kevin Huey. TYPING quickly, Trish McPeak makes copy for her section. SPANISH CLUB ACTIVE IN FESTIVE EVENTS “Do you speak Spanish? This year, more students than ever do speak Spanish. The advisor of the Spanish Club, Mrs. Nancy Moffitt, took a small group of Spanish students to Ohio University for the annual Language Fair. They received a rating of Superior for their skit “Lazarillo De Tormes. The Spanish Club gave a 'fiesta' for the Mexican exchange student, Margarita Perezmontero. Lori Obenour was El Presidente . The other officers were: Cathy Frakes, vice-president; Mel Straker, Secretary; and Carla Bruce, Treasurer. Club members wound up the year with a banquet of Spanish dishes held in the Z.H.S. cafeteria. ■ , I ■ Shown clockwise from upper right: (1) Amy Carpenter; (2) Lori Obenour; (3) Robert Noll; (4) Robert Noll and Kelly Spiker; (5) Cathy Frakes and Mrs. Moffitt; (6) Carla Bruce. 47 The office aides busied them- selves this year with many re- sponsibilities. These included collecting and filing attendance cards, distribution of absence lists, operation of the switch board, and running of errands. These students give up their free time to assist in the office. Their help is much appreciated by all of the faculty. Shown to the right preparing to make a phone call is office aid Stephanie Ste- vens. Below is Stephanie Stevens and Lisa Miller taking a minute to check out a college bulletin. national fjonor Society The National Honor Society played Cupid as it delivered car- nations to students on Valentines Day. The flowers were ordered from society members and were delivered during first period. The students had a choice of four col- ors: white represented beauty, yellow for friendship, blue sym- bolized a secret admirer and of course pink for love. Teachers and students alike enjoyed the sale tremendously. National Hon- or Society made a large profit from the sale and their euchre party. The society held a euchre party in the Z.H.S. Music and refresh- ments were provided while par- ticipating students brought their own deck of cards. PLAYING euchre at the National Honor party are Beth Wilcox, Margarita Vlahos, and Mac McCoy. 49 Congress shall make no law ... abridging he freedom ... of the press. Editor, Sandy Weinberg and the Zanesvil- lian staff have had a hard and disappointing year. After having appeared in the Times Re- corder several times, the staff turned to an independent publisher, which gave them more freedom and responsibilities. Three editions were put out for 35« each. However, lacking the support from the student body and administration, the newspaper sales were less than had been expected. Advisor Ms. Carol Shivers credits the fol- lowing people for their efforts: Sandy Wein- berg, Robyn Snyder, Deb Straker, Georgia Vlahos and Marlena Fox. NATURAL RESOURCES DIGS NATURE GIVING advice to Ron Yarano's work is Mr. Charles Coyle. PRE- PARING to plant trees, the Natural Resources class survey the area around them. WATCHING Greg Os- burn take a break from the day's activities, Mr. Coyle looks on. Si Top left clockwise — Tracey Balias as Agent 99. Connie Melhorn gives a disgusted look to Matt Henry. Members of Bandwagon shown during a mad chase. Dawn Kimsey has a discussion with an unknown agent. Tom Ritchey, Randy Polend, and Kevin Rouch. Ted Garrett, Clint Ver- noy, and Keith Miller practice diligently. Dave Maddox, Brian Smith, and Steve Moore get down to the jams. 52 BAND WAGON “GETS SMART Bandwagon '78 was written by Rob Nicholas, chairperson, with the help of Dan Andrews, Kirby Cain, Carole George, Randy Owens, Kevin Rouch, Brad Starkey, Kenton Stillwell, Tracey Vaughn, and Clint Vernoy. The adventures of such characters as arch villains Chaos I and Chaos II, portrayed by Randy Polen and Dawn Kimsey respectively, were closely followed. They were in apposition with the All-American heroes Agent 86, Agent 99, and Agent 13, played by Matt Henry, Tracey Balias, and Connie Melhorn. The underlying idea and title for the production was taken from the old television series entitled Get Smart. n 51 UNDEFEATED IMPS TALLY PERFECT RECORD A powerful duo of brothers, Bruce and Brian Cillard, and a solid defensive unit carried the Blue Imps to a perfect 10-0 sea- son. Coach Chuck Dilbone, in his first year as head coach, said. “The players had good attitudes and were willing to work hard to achieve success. The Gillards were the spark in the offense as Bruce, the quarter- back, completed 50 of the 76 passes for 768 yards. Bruce also rushed for 110 yards. Brian rushed for 800 yards and caught six passes for 38 yards. Randy Lyons ran for 430 yards. Larry Lavy was the leading receiv- er on the team, catching 19 aer- ials for 274 yards. S6 The Imps piled up yardage very easily as they rushed for 1699 yards, passed for 810 for a total yardage gain of 2509. The Imp defense only gave up 1105 yards. The season was exciting, beat- ing rival Newark twice, and beat- ing all other COL foes. Gillard Brothers Key Imps! Tilton, Horman Defensive Stars Pictured clockwise from upper left are: (1) 12 Bruce Gillard, 73 Tom Burton, 65 Brian Addis; (2) 23 Brian Gillard; (3) 42 Mike Horman; (4) jim Kirby, 14 Todd Fitz; (5) 10 Larry Lavy, 12 Bruce Gillard, 83 Richard Hollins; (6) 15 Lance Lawson. 5« Zanesville players dominated the All-COL team as seven mem- bers made the first team led by flashy tailback Leonard Napper. Coach Ron Apperson's Blue Dev- ils finished the season with seven wins, two losses, and one tie. Napper led the COL in rushing with a total of 1227 yards on 258 carries. He had seven games in which he gained over 100 yards. Others who were listed as top COL players were Mark Warth, the huge 6'5 tight tackle who also was second team ALL- OHIOAN. Warth was also a mem- ber of the coaches high school ALL-AMERICAN team. Dan Yar- ano, 6'3 225-pound junior was tight end; Senior Dan Fields was the placekicker for the COL team. Three defensive stars were named to the squad: Tom Ro- mine 6' 190-pound tackle, Mike Fenton, 5'10 , 175-pound end, and James Ramson, 5'8 205- pound middle guard. All are sen- iors except Yarano. Shown clockwise from below: (1) Quarterback Scott McGlade gets some fantastic blocking from high school All-American Mark Warth. (2) Assistant Coach Robert Drob- ney talks to the defensive unit in an attempt to get the Devils ready for the next series of plays. (3) The huge offensive line, one of the big- gest in the state, gets ready to whack the enemy players. (4) 57 Scott McGlade advoids an Upper Arlington Golden Bear tackier. (5) Standout All-COL back Leonard Napper bulls over an enemy player on his way to one of his 100 yard games. (6) The clock runs out on the Cambridge Bobcats as the Dev- ils dominate all phases of the game. The Devils had a lot of depth and experience in every position except defensive backfield which backfired to the loss to Maritta. The strongest position was the offensive backfield, led by Nap- per. The offensive line was one of the biggest in the state and was very talented. The backfield comprised of fullbacks Jeff Smith and Dan Fields, slotbacks Kevin Hampton, Chris Todd and Phil Cibsor DuwuiaMedjadc w Scott McGlade and Dennis Am- rine. McGlade was the generator of the offensive attack as he com- pleted over 57% of his passes. Napper led the team in touch- downs as he scored 19. Smith ran for 399 yards. Fields for 268 and Hampton 251. The offense racked up 190 first downs and gained 3054 total yards, the best offensive year since Don Seevers and Kevin Upton were here. Apperson was named the coach of the year in the South- eastern Ohio district. Coaches as- sisting him were Donis Toler, Robert Drobney and Wayne Clark. The receivers caught 65 of McGlade's passes. Hampton caught 22 passes, Fields 14, Darryl Moody and Joe Hall caught 5 passes, and Smith caught 4 of McGlade's aerials. Pictured in volleyball action are clock- wise from upper left: (1) Sherry Baugh- man; (2) Nancy Grubb; (3) Pam Iden; (4) Reserves, row 1 — Brenda Stump. Row 2 — Carol Brandford, Barb Thomas, Nancy Grubb. Row 3 —• Sue Huffman, Carol Parker, Leisha Gillard, coach Sandy Warner. Row 4 — Babette jones, Beth Jamison; (5) Lisa Reeves; (6) Kathy Tabler; (7) Varsity team, row 1 — Wendy Hale, Pam Iden, Sherry Baughman. Row 2 — Rena Miles, Kathy Tabler. Row 3 — Leisa Graham, Brenda Harper, Lisa Reeves. Row 4 — Dawn Cox. Not pictured: Coach Vickie MacLaine. NETTERS FACE TOUGH SEASON The varsity volleyball team ex- perienced a more-than-difficult season turning in a record of one and 16, winning in the sectionals at Dover. The reserve team finished with a better four and nine record, defeating Maysville, Philo, New Lexington, and Lancaster. Second-year varsity letters were awarded to juniors Lisa Reeves and Kathy Tabler. First-year varsity letterwomen were juniors Sherry Baughman and Rena Miles and sophomores Leisa Graham, Wendy Hale, Bren- da Harper and Pam Iden. Dawn Chandler served as team man- ager. Pictured clockwise from upper left: (1) Mr. Tom Danneman, Deb Straker; (2) Brady Young; (3) Bottom row: Don Iwaniec, Sandy Weinburg, Eric Shiplett, Deb Straker, Don Ayers. Top row: Mike Dantonio, Rick Walker, Brady Young, Mike Alfman, Dan Mell. (4) Rick Walker, Mike Alfman, Eric Shiplett; (5) Mike Dantonio. 62 d� Ut i£ IMPROVEMENT MARKS CROSS COUNTRY SEASON Z.H.S.' first coeducational cross country squad showed great improvement over previous seasons tallying ten total victories this year, as opposed to only four total victories in the last two years. The squad of ten, led by Senior captain Brady Young, had only two returning lettermen. Persistent illness plagued the team throughout the year; however, victories were scored over Coshocton, Morgan, John Glenn, and Rosecrans. Second year letter awards went to Brady Young and Mike Dantonio, while first year awards went to Don Ayers, Don Iwaniec, Dan Mell, Rick Walker, Mike Alfman, Mel Straker, and Sandy Weinberg. Most Valuable Runner this year was Brady Young, and most Improved Runner was Eric Shiplett. The coveted fourth-annual Gold Brick award went to Dan Mell. Shown clockwise from upper left hand corner (1) Lisa Moberly; (2) Meg Kautz; (3) Susan Corbett, Meg Kautz; (4) Mary Darst (5) Jodi Wilson; (6) Jennifer Roby; (7) top row: Jennifer Roby, Meg Kautz; 2nd row: Mary Darst, Jodi Wilson, Deitra Smith; 3rd row: Susan Corbett, Rita West; front row: Shari Jenkins, Lisa Moberly, Diana Stottsberry. 64 Determination Strong In Tennis Team's Second Season Determination was strong and spirits high as the Women's Tennis Team began its second season. On the whole the records and turnouts were better than last year because team members have gained exper- ience. The ten-member team, led by Coach Roberta Smith, began practices in mid-August, but were able to compile only a 1-9 record. More experienced players and tough competition were encountered against such teams as Newark, Lancaster, Marietta, and Upper Arlington. Zanesville chalked up its only win against Cambridge. Top singles raqueteer was Sharri Jenkins followed closely by Jodi Wilson. Leading the doubles slot were Rita West and Lisa Moberly. The season ended in October with the district meet in Columbus and the C.O.L. meet in Newark. Some members practiced in the newly opened Sunrise Indoor Tennis Courts during the winter months. ss Pictured clockwise from upper left: (1) Golf team, top row — Ed Borkey, Randy Dittmar, George Morrison, Perry Thomas, Don Riley, Mike Ivie, Chris Hiett. Front — Bob Hartmeyer, Greg Gamble, Craig Hardesty, Bryan Lewis, )ohn Burns, Greg Nessline, Coach Robert Jenkins; (2) Bob Hartmeyer; (3) Mike Ivie; (4) Ed Borkey; (5) Randy Dittmar. 66 Putters Have Troublesome Course Of Competition Finishing with a 7-12 season, the golf team held its own in a tough Central Ohio League that saw Upper Arlington win the title. Coach Robert Jenkins had three seniors with experience who were the top low scorers on the team. They were Ed Borkey, Don Riley, and Randy Dittmar. Juniors gaining a lot of experience were Greg Gamble and Mike Ivie. Sophomores were Perry Thomas, John Burns, and Greg Nessline. The Z-ville golfers finished fifth in the COL tourney. In COL matches the Devils lost to Newark twice, split with Marietta, and Lancaster, lost to Upper Arlington once. Tri- Valley, Maysville, and Philo were the other Devil victories. 67 amt Swim team, coached by Mr. Steve Flower, swam to a 5-3 season. The team improved through treacherous practice and was aided by many experienced swimmers. Bill Singleton and Deb Straker were the Tankers' captains, and helped coach the swimmers on. At districts. Bill Singleton qualified for the 100-yard backstroke and placed 18th in state competition. Most improved swimmer was Ray Donley and most valuable was Bill Singleton. 69 GYMNASTS BREAK EVEN Members of the gymnastics team were Diana Stewart, Terri Pettry, Cathy Roby, Mary Darst, Cindy Dingle, Cathy Frakes, Misty Parsons, Lola Moon, Lisa Moberly, Martha Swope, Fonda Hammond, Connie Newton, Penny Butler, Shari Jenkins, Johnna Ray, and Joy Hennessey. The team was coached by Mrs. Nancy Dunlap. The team recorded three wins of the six meets in which they competed. In addition to regular competition, team members participated in districts held at Zanesville High School. Pictured is: highest scorer, Mary Darst, practicing on the uneven parallel bars and vault. Shown clockwise from upper left: Tom Butcher; left to right Ron Butcher, Tom Butcher, Max Winland, Cary Green, and Coach Bevard; Cary Green; Tom Butcher. Injuries and lack of interest plagued the Zanesville High School Wrestling Team for the '77-78 season. The team was forced to forfeit matches at several meets due to the fact that there were only a few members on the team. This lowered their record considerably. Members of the team under Coach Bevard were: Wrestlers Chris Blake, Tom Brennan, Ron Butcher, Gary Green, Ron Grimes, Ron Jewell, Max Winland, Walt Withers; Trainers Gregg Moore, Darrell Perry; Stats Erin Osburn, Diane Taylor, and Roxanne Wells. 71 sBLUE ANGELS SWING 72 INTO ANEWSP0RTK 74 The varsity Blue Angels turned in a disappointing 6-8 record, defeating such rivals as Marietta, Cambridge, and Lan- caster. Varsity honors went to Lorraine Lynum, M.V.P., top scorer, and top re- bounder; Pam Iden, most assists; Carol Parker, most improved. Reserve honors went to Brenda Harper, M.V.P. and top scorer. In summing up the season, varsity coach Ms. Vickie MacLaine, remarked, I don't feel we played up to our poten- tial. One game we would be red-hot and look like a team that had been playing together for several years, and the next game we would look bad. We couldn't develop any consistency. Pictured from bottom right: Brenda Harper, Leisa Graham, Lisa Reeves, Top L-R. Jackie Williams, Kim Price, Nancy Grubb, Jodi McCauley, Sylvia Byers, Rena Miles. Bottom L-R. Carol Parker, Dawn Cox, Sherry Baughman. Top L-R. Vickie MacLaine, coach, Kim Price, Pam Iden, Lorraine Lynum, Beth Jamison, Rena Miles, Jackie Williams. Lorraine Lynum and Jodi McCauley. Nancy Grubb blocks Pam Iden's attempted points. Pam Iden followed closely by Jodi McCauley. 75 Brenda Harper. Frahes leads ZHS scoring ( J ) At the beginning of the season, the Blue Devils were chosen by their respective coaches to win the C.O.L. championship. The Devils were marked as one of the most talented teams in the State. Second-year head coach, Len “Moose Hardman, had four let- ter men back from a year ago and finished with an 8-12 record. The Blue Devils opened their season at home against Columbus Eastmoor. With a mighty crowd at Z.H.S., the Devils prevailed 49- 41. Salem and Newark were the Devils' second and third wins. The Devils were then thought to be on their way, but Grove City •ai’j'j'j Tabeat 5 Tfsei and former state champions, Co- lumbus Linden-McKinley, dealt the first two losses. The Devils then beat Lancaster, lost to Mas- sillon in overtime, and then trav- elled to Marietta. With a win here the Devils were to be the top team in the C.O.L. but the Devils lost 74-68. The Devils fin- ished their regular season with a win over state-ranked Steuben- ville. Then they beat Morgan and lost to Cambridge in the tourna- ments. Chuck Frakes, a senior guard, took home several honors: the top Blue Devil eager, most points (303), best average (13.4), and most assists. Junior Chris Thomas was perhaps the most consistent Devil scorer (289 points) and was the top rebounder. Dave Strickland scored 222 points and Brady Young 80. Thomas also lead in field goal percentages with 54% and Frakes in free throw percentage with a blistering 86%. Members of the team were seniors Chuck Frakes, Brady Young, co-captains; Steve McGlade, Mark Paul, and Randy Willett; juniors Dave Strickland, Chris Thomas, Mike Gentry, Bill Shumate, and Scott McGlade. . Above (left) Mary Darst uses strenuous action for practicing her long jump with Rita West waiting to mark distance. Above (right) Lori Huey rushes to take the lead in the running relay against Newark. Above (far right) Rena Miles has a look of determination before the starting pistol sounds to begin the relay event. Below (far right) Shari Jenkins assists Tena Fraunfelter in warming up for the shot. Below (center) Using concentration and skill Ann Raymond throws the shotput. Below (right) Sherry Jewell looks on at a fine discus throw. UNHAPPY SEASON 60 Women's Track Team Ends Season .... Kathy Blatt coached the 16 members of the track team. Members included Shari Jenkins, Mary Darst, Meg Kautz, Lisa Mo- berly, Tena Fraunfelter, Lola Moon, Robin Mills, Sheila Singleton, Michele Nutter, Critty Jones, Rena Miles, Ann Raymond, Sherry Jewel, Trish Lichener, Lori Huey, and Johnny Willard. The team had only two meets in which they tied Logan and lost to Coshocton. During the May 13th sectionals, Sheila Singleton placed 3rd in the 220, Lola Moon 3rd in the 440 and the relay team 3rd in the 440. FOR LADY TRACKERS 81 The men's track team, under Coach Wayne Clark, had a disappointing season with a lone dual meet victory against Licking Valley. The cindermen, who tallied 15 total victories in other invitational meets, had only three returning lettermen. The team's leading scorer was junior Dan Yarano who took a third in the discus in the C.O.L. meet and placed fifth in both the discus and shot put at the sectional meet. Most Valuable Runner of the team went to senior Burton Moon who placed fifth in the C.O.L. meet and fourth in the sectional in half-mile competition. First-year letter awards went to: Rick Myers, Rob Donaho, Tom Burton, and Eric Shiplett. Second-year awards were given to: Burton Moon, Dan Yarano, and Kevin McCollister. Reserve letters were awarded to: Scott Law, Jim Baker, Jesse Smith, Doug Lenhart, John Hillis, and Darryl Perry. 82 CINDERMEN SEE TOUGH SEASON Pictured clockwise from upper left are: (1) Burton Moon; (2) Bob Bennett; (3) Unidentified flying pole vaulter from Cambridge; (4) Burton Moon. JJJW smsms 33 3:3 3 The Zanesville High School Tennis Team, coached by Steve _ Flower, finished its season at 6-5 with the help of outstanding players, Mark Mees, Doug Miles, John Burns, Allen George, Troy Balderson, Mark Browning, and Mac McCoy. The season was highlighted by the trip of No. 1 singles player, Mark Mees, and the No. 1 doubles team, Doug Miles and John Burns, to the district tournament after their victories at the COL Sectionals. Although Miles and Burns were unsuccessful in their bid for a title, Mees received first place and then went on to the state tournaments at Ohio State University in Columbus. Mees walked away as the Class AAA champion; the first ever for ZHS. Zanesville's wins this year included defeats of Logan, Newark Catholic, Grove City, Marietta, Newark, and Coshocton. This year's season got off to a slow start with consecutive losses to Marietta and Upper Arlington. Later losses included Cols. Whetstone, Lancaster, and Ottawa Hills. Members of the team included seniors Mac McCoy and Mark Browning receiving trophies for their second year of action, along with juniors Mark Mees, Allen George, and Doug Miles also receiving second year trophies. First year letter winners were varsity sophomores John Burns and Troy Balderson, along with reserves, senior Ron Yarano and sophomores David Weinberg, Paul Safko, Craig Hardesty, and exchange student Roberto Tiexilero. Most Valuable Player for this year's team was Mark Mees with senior Mac McCoy named Most Improved Player. Mark Browning 8 4 Drawing a fitting end to a climatic season and showing talent for a promising career, Mark Mees captured the Class AAA state tennis championship at Ohio State University in Columbus. His AAA crown, the first ever for ZHS, is just one of many impressive victories for Mark. Other wins include 3 time winner of the Ohio Jaycee State Championship, the Orange Bowl in Miami, Florida, and the Super Bowl in New Orleans. Mark's busy summer schedule begins in June and ends in mid-August with only a four day break in July. Stops this summer include Oxford, Oh. for the Ohio Valley District Qualifier, the Western Closed tournament in Indianapolis, San Jose, Calif, to compete in the National Hardcourts Championship, the National Clay Courts in Nashville, Springfield, Oh. for the Western Open, and the U.S.T.A. Nationals in Kalamazoo, Mich. Since his family doesn't travel with him, Mark spends most of his free time with doubles partner and close friend Scott Wallace from Upper Arlington. Ironically enough Mark's only loss this season came from Scott, with his final record being 28-1. Mark Mees, left, shows the plaque he received after winning the class AAA state tennis championship. At left is coach Steve Flower. back row; coach Steve Flower, Paul Safko, Doug Miles, Mark Browning, Allen George, Mac McCoy, Ron Yarano, Roverto Tiexlero. front row; Craig Hardesty, John Burns, Mark Mees, Troy Balderson, Dave Weinberg. 85 -Vl r The Varsity Blue Devils went through a rough and tough season as they suf- fered their first losing season since 1969. The year was to be a good and productive year but for several seniors who did not show up to play after having exceptional years as sophomores and ju- niors. Coach Donis Toler suffered his first losing sea- son since being named coach, his teams have won five COL championships in nine years. Senior Chuck Frakes took home the most Valuable Player Award presented to the top Seniorplayer. Frakes batted 307 and played a steady outfield. The teams leading hitter was second basemen Jim Borkey, Borkey hit for a 340 average. Players that earned letters were Mike Adams, and Scott Barr, both sophomores. Matt Antonetz, George Bar- nett, Nick Drake, Tim Os- borne, Rick Walker and Craig Williams. Second year players who received tro- phies were Seniors Ed Bor- key and Darryl Moody. 86 90 HERE AND THERE WE ARE THE SUNSHINE me world is engulfed in total darkness Until — Suddenly a glimmer of glorious light breaks. A cloud is shifted and dramatically life begins to burst into its fulness. The sunrise has come, as it has come for the class of 78 . We as a group have broken through the darkness together. Into the splendor. We are the scientists, workers, and creators of: the new generation. In enthusiasm each and everyone of our class members work for a better tomorrow. We are the future, the life, and the hope. The brilliance of the light reflects upon the demanding important decisions we will be making. The newness of the light shows the extra-importance of our group. Together the shine will intensify the world with our involvement in Every facet of importance. Kim Sherrard 93 CLASS OFFICERS Lynn Abbott David Acheson Brenda Adolph David Aldred David Allen Michael Alfman Patty Andrews Kent Andrews Matthew Antonetz Donald Ayres Gary Bailey Jeffrey Bailey Kevin Bailey Ronald Bailey 97 Teresa Barnett James Barrett Sandra Bartoli Thomas Beachem Joann Benjamin Linda Burchett PatricK Burkhart Mark Browning Raymond Brunston Robert Bryant Kim Burchett Richard Burnell Kevin Bush William Buzza Benjamin Byers Frederick Byers William Calendine Connie Campbell David Carr Garlanda Chandler Douglas Chapin 99 William Church Terry Cicero Gregory Clapper Denise Cognion Leslie Coleman Charles Collins Robin Cooper Susan Cottrell Michael Covert Lisa Cravenor Sandra Curry Jennifer Dally Brenda Davis John Davis Jeffrey Dickson Rand E. Dittmar Nicholas Drake Tracy Dresbach Kristina Duff Beverly Eddleblute Deirdrea Edwards Kimberly Edwards Daniel Englehart Deborah Evans Michael Fenton Roy Davis Jay Demp Ida Denney Valencia Dick Virgil Fleece Carolyn Flowers Franchesk Ford Kimberly Ford Debra Fox Marlena Fox Charles Frakes Fred Fultz Toni Graves Kelly Green Kimberly Green Michael Green Robin Gregg Wendy Gregg 102 Vicki Griffin Philip Harris John Hellems Steven Henderson Roy Heskett Holly Hewitt Michael Hiett Scott Grissett Matthew Hague Steven Hanes Richard Harper Teresa Hill David Hiscock Beth Hoover Kevin Huey 103 Cynthia Huffman Steffanie Huffman Tina Hughes Michael Humm Donald Iwaniec Janice Jadwin Douglas James Gary James Gloria James Russell James Shannon James Glenda John Valerie Johnson Christine Jones Tamara Kelly Nancy Kildow Judith King Shari King Lisa Kirby Myra Land Denise Lang Coleen Jones Kay Jones Clyde Joseph Hope Keller Deborah Law Larry Lawson Lori Lemon 105 Martin Levion Dale Lewis Cindy Little John Longstreth Lee Lyons David Maddox David Markley Jeffrey Martin James Martz Becky Mason 106 Gracia Mayle Sherry McConnell Tracy McConnell Nelson McCoy Margaret Maxwell Linda Mayall Kathleen McCurdy Molly McElfresh Nathan McElfresh Stephen McGlade Terry McHenry Pamela Mclntire Scott McKee Patricia McPeak Debora Mees Denise Mees Rebecca Melhorn Daniel Meli Janice Melvin Matthew Micheli Lisa Miller Robin Mills Becky Minner Robert Mock Cheryl Mohler George Mohler Darryle Moody 108 Stephen Moore Diana Moorehead Jennie Morrison Jacquelin Mortimer Janet Mozena Stephanie Murry Ricky Myers Darla Nabb Renee Newman Robert Nicholas Debra Nixon Robert Noll Sheila Norris Stacey Norris Mark Northrup Michele Nutter Randall Owens Brenda Painter Linda Parrill Mark Paul Timmy Peterson Virginia Pettiford Vivian Pettiford Catherine Pitcock Robert Pollock Linda Potts Gloria Price Terry Puckett Stephen Quinn Cindy Ray Dena Reid Judy Rice Donald Riley David Rittenhouse Cathy Roby Daniel Rose Kevin Rouch Debra Roush Melanie Rush Lou Ann Schiele Peter Schmitz Michael Sebach Sandra Sebach Wilma Jean Sharkey Carla Shepperd Kimberly Sherrard Karen Smith Patricia Smith Polly Snyder Robyn Snyder Christine Soller Deborah Sowards Connie Stevens Stephanie Stevens Dianna Stewart Crystal Stillion Ronald Sturtz Robin Swingle m Bradley Swope Ronald Swope Denise Tabler Candy Tenan Sarah Thomas Karen Thompson Kirk Thorne Christopher Todd Holly Todd Thomas Tompkins Ernest Van Cooney Lon Vinsel Georgia Vlahos Rita Walker Terry Warne Mark Warth David Watson Pam Watson Stacie Weaver Sandra Weinberg James Wentworth Karen Wheeler Beth Wilcox MICHAEL ADAMS RICK AMENDA ERIC ARMSTRONG DEBRA BAGENT DAVID BEANARD SHANNON BIRKHIMER BOBBY BLAND CLARENCE BLEAKNEY MARGRET BOGGS CURTIS BOLES MICHAEL BOLLINGER BRENT BOWERS DAVID BOZEMAN CRAIG BRANDFORD PAMELA BRANDOM PHYLISS MCCLELLAND ANTHONY BROWN MARK BURKETT RHONDA BURLEY LUTHERN BURNS MICHAEL CAMPBELL GREGORY CARNEY MELINDA CARREL DARIN CLIFT GEINA COLEMAN JAMES COOK SUSAN COORDER KENITH CROSTON NICHOLAS CRUMBAKER ROBIN CRUMBAKER LINDA DILTS GLORIA DURANT KELLY DYER DAVID EDWARDS TERRY EDWARDS DANIEL FEILDS RUSSEL FLEMMING TED GARRETT HARRY GEDDES PHILLIP GIBSON GERALD GLAZE JEFFERY GLOSSER VICKY GRANT SIDNEY HALE JAMES HALL BARBRA HARPER DEVERLY HARRIS JOSEPH HAYMON FAITH HELLINGER BRENDA HILL DEBRA HILL JENNIFER HILL STEVEN HILL CHARLES HODGE RODNEY HOLLINS KAREN HOPKINS MARY HOSKINSON ANTHONY HOWARD JOHN HOWARD WILLIAM HOWARD JERALD HOWDYSHELL LORI HUFFMAN GREGORY JADWIN PATRICIA JOHNSON DEBBIE KING GREGORY LAMBERT JEFFERY LENTZ LORAINE LYNUM RITA LYONS ROGER MASSEY DEBRA MAY BECKY MAY ROGER MAYLE PHILLIP MEDLEY BARBRA MERCER SCOTT MERRY KEVIN MOOREHEAD BRENDA NEWELL KATHY NEWELL KATHRYN OEHLERS GREGORY OSBORNE RICHARD OSBORNE KEVIN PRICE BEVERLY PURYEAR DARYL RAY ROCCO REED RONALD REED SUSAN REINHEIMER PAUL RIDGEWAY ROBERT ROMINE RODNEY ROSE FREDRICK ROUSH ANTHONY SCADUTO KIMBERLY SCHRACK CINDY SHAFFER HALSEY SITES CINDY SMITH DOUGLAS SMITH ORLEY SMITH PAMELA SMITH RAYMOND SMITH CHARLES SODE MIKE SPENCER JAMES STEMM CAROL STONEKING KEVIN STRAGHTER ALLEN SUPPLEE JEFFERY SWEENEY KEITH TABLER FREDDIE TABOR DONNIE TAYLOR KIPP TYO TRACI VAUGHN EDWARD VERNOY ANTHONY WALKER RICHARD WALKER MARK WALLACE THEODORE WATKINS JEFFERY WEAVER PAULA WEAVER MARY WICKHAM RANDALL WILLET DRIC WILLIAMS MARK WILSQN ROBERT WINES KAREN WISECARVER SUSAN YOUNG NESTOR ZAMORA Craig Williams Connie Wineman Gregory Wyatt Tracy Wyatt Ronald Yarano Jon Brady Young 113 We regret that the seniors pictured on this page are out of order. Photographers neglected to send photos to us on time. 114 Melanie Hill Steven Hill Everett Huffman Shelia Price Kay Ripple Shon Sayre Senior Activities Senior Activities Senior Activities Senior ALFMAN, MICHAEL RAYMOND Cross Country 4; Reserve Football 2; Varsity Football 3; Lab Asst. 4; Student Council 4; Men's Track 2, 3; Varsity Z 2, 3, 4 ALLEN, DAVE Conservation Club 3 ANDREWS, KENT Natural Resources 3 ANTONETZ, MATT Reserve Baseball 2, 3; Varsity Baseball 4; Men's Reserve Basketball 2 AYRES, DONALD Cross Country 3, 4; Men's Track 3; Usher 4; Varsity Z 4 BAILEY, GARY Blue Knights 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4 BARTOLI, SANDI GAA 3; Librarian 3; Office Aid 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Women's Tennis 3 BLEAKNEY, CLARENCE Concert Band 2; Radio Staff 2, 3 BOPELEY, LYNN C. D.O.Z. 2; Gymnastics 2; National Honor Society 4; Photo Staff 4; Science Club 4; Ski Club 4; Women's Track 4; Varsity Z 4 BORKEY, EDWIN CHARLES Reserve Baseball 2; Varsity Baseball 3, 4; Golf 3, 4 BRADSHAW, JEFF E. Concert Band 2; Play Cast 3, 4; Radio Staff 3, 4 BRIGGS, AMY HOPE Blue Knights 3; Concert Band 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Play Cast 3; Play Crew 2; Spanish Club 2, 3; 3.5 Club 2, 3,4 BROWNING, MARK Men's Tennis 3, 4; Trainer 2, 3, 4; Varsity Z 3, 4 BRUNSTON, RAYMOND RICHARD Ensemble Choir 2, 3, 4; Tour Choir 2, 3, 4; Play Cast 3, 4; Play Crew 2, 3,4 BRYANT, ROBERT FREDERICK D.O.Z. 2; Reserve Football 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Science Club 4; Varsity Z 3, 4; Wrestling 2 BURCHETT, KIM Women's Track 3 BURKHART, PATRICK JOSEPH D.O.Z. 2; Ski Club 4; Swim Team 3, 4 BURNELL, RICHARD Blue Knights 3, 4; Chess Club 4; Concert Choir 2, 3; Ensemble Choir 2, 3; Tour Choir 2, 3; Play Crew 2, 3; Radio Staff 4; Spanish Club 2 BRUNS, AMY JO D.O.Z. 2; Homecoming Attendant 4; Photo Staff 2; Student Council 2, 3, 4; 3.5 Club 2, 3, 4 BUSH, KEVIN R. Blue Knights 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3; French Club 4; Joe Berg Seminar 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Play Cast 3; Quiz Team 3, 4; 3.5 Club 2, 3, 4 BYERS, BEN Natural Resources 4; Photo Staff 4 CAMBELL, CONNIE JANE Band Council 4; Concert Band 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 2, 3, 4; Joe Berg Seminar 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Quiz Team 2, 3; Science Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; 3.5 Club 2, 3,4 CARR, DAVID Trainer 2, 3, 4 CHANDLER, GARLANDA Concert Choir 2; Gymnastics 2; Office Aid 2; Women's Volleyball 4; Wrestling Stat 2 CHAPIN, DOUGLAS MARK Reserve Baseball 2; Varsity Baseball 3; Reserve Football 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; Trainer 2, 3, 4 CHURCH, W. ROBERT Men's Varsity Basketball 4; D.O.Z. 2, 3, 4; Reserve Football 3; Varsity Football 4; Lab Asst. 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Quiz Team 4; Radio Staff 4; Science Club 4; Men's Track 2; 3.5 Club 2, 3, 4; Varsity Z 2, 3, 4; Zanesvillian 4 CLAPPER, GREG E. Ski Club 4; Swim Team 3, 4 COGNION, DENISE IRENE Marching Band 2 COLEMAN, LESLIE Concert Band 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Play Crew 3, 4 COOPER, ROBIN DENISE Black Is 4 CUNNINGHAM, JENNIFER Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 2; National Honor Society 4; 3.5 Club 2, 3, 4; Varsity Z 4 CURRY, SANDRA LU-ANN National Honor Society 4; Office Aid 3, 4; 3.5 Club 2, 3, 4 DAVIS, BRENDA SUE Concert Choir 2 DAVIS, JOHN D. II Reserve Football 2; Varsity Football 4; National Honor Society 4; Photo Staff 3, 4; 3.5 Club 2, 4; Varsity Z 4 DEMP, JAY R. Blue Knights 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4 DICK, VALENCIA Devilettes 2, 3, 4; Lab Asst. 4; Office Aid 4 DITTMAR, RAND E. Deb Straker Deb Straker J Deb Straker Reserve Baseball 2; Men's Reserve Basketball 3, 4; Coif 3, 4; Radio Staff 3, 4; Varsity Z 3, 4 I DRAKE, NICHOLAS L. Reserve Baseball 2, 3; Varsity Baseball 4; Natural Resources 4 DRESBACH, TRACY LYNN Lab Asst. 4; Natural Resources 4; Women's Track 2, 3, 4 EDDLEBLUTE, BEVERLY Concert Band 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 2, 3; Play Crew 2, 3, 4 EVANS, DEBBIE A. Gymnastics 2; Tanker Timer 3 FENTON, MICHAEL AARON Reserve Football 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Trainer 3; Usher 2 FORD, FRANCHESKA SANELLA Black Is 4; Women's Track 3, 4 FORD, KIMBERLY RENEE Office Aid 3 FOX, DEBRA Com us Staff 3; Devilettes 2, 3; Student Council 4 FOX, MARLENA LYNN Chess Club 4; National Honor Society 4; Quiz Team 3, 4; Science Club 4; Spanish Club 2; 3.5 Club 2, 3, 4; Zanesvillian 4 FRAKES, CHARLES E. Reserve Baseball 3, 4; Varsity Baseball 3, 4; Men's Reserve Basketball 2; Men's Varsity Basketball 2, 4; Reserve Football 2; Varsity Z 3, 4 GARRETT, TED Blue Knights 3, 4; Concert Band 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 3, 4 GEDDES, HARRY M. Reserve Football 2 GRAVES, TONI ANNE Comus Staff 3, 4; Devilettes 2, 3; Ski Club 4; Spanish Club 2; Swim Team 4; Tanker Timer 2, 3 GREEN, KELLY RENEE Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics 2, 3, 4; Lab Asst. 4; Varsity Z 3, 4 GREEN, KIMBERLY SUE Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; Ensemble Choir 3, 4; Tour Choir 3, 4 GREEN, MICHAEL ALLEN Black Is 4; Tour Choir 2 GREGG, WENDY National Honor Society 4; 3.5 Club 2, 3,4 GRISSETT, SCOTT BENNETT Natural Resources HARRIS, PHILIP BRENT Reserve Baseball 2; Reserve Football 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; Varsity Z 3, 4 HENDERSON, STEVEN E. Band Council 2, 3, 4; Blue Knights 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 4; Chess Club 3; Lab Asst. 3, 4; Science Club 3, 4; Men's Tennis 3, 4; 3.5 Club 3, 4 HESKETT, ROY LANDON Reserve Baseball 2; Varsity Baseball 3; Men's Reserve Basketball 2; Conservation Club 4; Natural Resources 4; National Honor Society 4; 3.5 Club 2, 4; Varsity Z 3 HIETT, MICHAEL ALAN French Club 4; Lab Asst. 3, 4 HISCOCK, DAVID Cross Country 3; National Honor Society 4; Quiz Team 4; Science Club 3, 4 HOLLINS, RODNEY E. Varsity Football 3, 4 HOOVER, BETH ANN Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; Ensemble Choir 3, 4; Tour Choir 3, 4; Play Crew 3 HUEY, KEVIN DANIEL Concert Band 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Comus Staff 4; Photo Staff 3, 4; Play Crew 3; Zanesvillian 4 HUFFMAN, CYNTHIA S. Concert Band 2; Marching Band 2; National Honor Society 4; 3.5 Club 2, 3,4 HUGHES, TINA LOUISE National Honor Society 4; 3.5 Club 2, 3,4 HUMM, MICHAEL Reserve Baseball 2; Reserve Football 2; Varsity Football 3, 4 JADWIN, JAN Devilettes 2; Office Aid 4 JAMES, GARY Reserve Football 2; Varsity Football 3,4 JEWELL, ROLLAND Wrestling 3, 4 JONES, CHRISTINE DARCEL Black Is 4; Women's Track 2, 3, 4; Varsity Z 2 JONES, KAY Devilettes 2, 3, 4; French Club 4; National Honor Society 4; Science Club 3; Student Council 3, 4 KELLY, TAMARA JANE National Honor Society 4 KILDOW, NANCY LEE Devilettes 2, 3; Office Aid 2, 3, 4 KING, SHARI KAY National Honor Society 4; Tanker Timer 3; 3.5 Club 2 KIRBY, LISA KAY Devilettes 2, 3, 4 LAND, MYRA ELLEN Concert Band 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 2; Pep Band 2; Orchestra 2, 3; Comus Staff 3; Devilettes 2, 3, 4; French Club 4; National Honor Society 4; Play Cast 2; Play Crew 2; Science Club 3; Student Council 4; Tanker Timer 3; 3.5 Club 2, 3, 4 LANG, DENISE R. Devilettes 3 LANNING, JEFF Comus Staff 3, 4; Ski Club 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Swim Team 3, 4; Trainer 3, 4; Zanesvillian 4 LEVION, MARTIN DAVID Band Council 4; Concert Band 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 2, 3, 4; Joe Berg Seminar 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Science Club 3, 4; Ski Club 4; 3.5 Club 3, 4 LEWIS, DALE French Club 4; National Honor Society 4; 3.5 Club 3, 4 LITTLE, CINDY JO Women's Reserve Basketball 2, 3; 115 116 Senior Activities Senior Activities Senior Activities Senior National Honor Society 4; Spanish Club 2; 3.5 Club 2, 3, 4 LONGSTRETH, JOHN ARTHUR Men's Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Varsity Football 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Trainer 2, 3, 4; Varsity Z 2, 3, 4 LYNUM, LORRAINE DENICE Women's Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4; Varsity Z 2, 3, 4 MADDOX, DAVID Blue Knights 3, 4; Concert Band 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3; Orchestra 2, 3; French Club 4; Science Club 2 MARKLEY, DAVE A. Reserve Football 2; Varsity Football 3,4 MARTIN, JEFF L. Men's Reserve Baseball 2; Men's Varsity Baseball 3; Men's Track 3, 4; Varsity Z 3 MARTZ, JIM Concert Band 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4 MAY ALL, LINDA SUE Lab Asst. 3; National Honor Society 4; Office Aid 4; Play Crew 4; Science Club 4; Spanish Club 2 MAYLE, GRACIA Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; Ensemble Choir 3, 4; Tour Choir 3, 4; 3.5 Club 2,3 McCOY, WILLIAM NELSON National Honor Society 4; Quiz Team Manager 2; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Men's Tennis 3, 4; 3.5 Club 2, 3, 4; Varsity Z 3, 4 McCONNEL, SHERRY L. Concert Band 2, 3; Marching Band 2, 3; Pep Band 2, 3; National McConnell, tracy e. Lab Asst. 3; 3.5 Club 2, 3, 4 McCurdy, Kathleen yvonne Women's Track 2, 4 McGLADE, STEPHEN ROY Men's Varsity Basketball 4; Reserve Football 3, 4; Usher 3, 4 mckinney, jodi alice Comus Staff 3; Devilettes 2, 3, 4; Office Aid 2, 4; Science Club 3; Student Council 4; Tanker Timer 3 McPEAK, PATRICIA LEE Concert Choir 2; Comus Staff 3, 4 MELHORN, REBECCA LYNN Devilettes 2, 3, 4; French Club 4; Librarian 3; National Honor Society 4; 3.5 Club 2, 3, 4 MELL, DAN Cross Country 4; Reserve Football 2; Swim Team 2, 3, 4 MERRY, SCOTT ALAN Chess Club 3, 4 MICHELI, MATT Reserve Football 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; Varsity Z 3, 4 MILLER, LISA ANDRIA Comus Staff 3, 4; Devilettes 2, 3, 4; French Club 4; Office Aid 4; Tanker Timer 2, 3, 4 MILLS, ROBIN ANN Devilettes 2, 3, 4; Science Club 3; Student Council 3, 4; Tanker Timer 2, 3; 3.5 Club 4 MOHLER, GEORGE L. Blue Knights 3, 4; Concert Band 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 4; Concert Choir 4 MOORE, STEPHEN W. Band Council 4; Blue Knights 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 3, 4; D.O.Z. 2, 3, 4; Lab Asst. 4; Science Club 3, 4; Men's Tennis 3, 4 MOOREHEAD, DIANE MARIE Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 2, 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Office Aid 2, 3, 4; Varsity Z3,4 MORTIMER, JACQUELINE K. Devilettes 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; 3.5 Club 2, 3, 4 MOZENA, JANET LUCILLE Lab Asst. 4; Women's Track 2, 3, 4; Wrestling Stat. 2, 3 NEWMAN, RENEE ELAINE Concert Choir 3, 4; Ensemble Choir 3, 4; Tour Choir 4; Comus Staff 2, 3, 4; GAA 2, 3, 4; Office Aid 4 NICHOLAS, ROBERT TAYLOR Concert Band 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Play Cast 3, 4; Trainer 2, 3, 4; Play Crew 3, 4; 3.5 Club 3 NIXON, DEBRA DENISE National Honor Society 4; 3.5 Club 2, 3,4 NOLL, ROBERT J. Chess Club 2, 3, 4; D.O.Z. 2, 3, 4; Joe Berg Seminar 2, 3, 4; Lab Asst. 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Play Cast 4; Science Club 3, 4; 3.5 Club 2, 3,4 NORRIS, SHEILA ANN Women's Reserve Basketball 3 NORRIS, STACEY Devilettes 3; Radio Staff 3 NUTTER, MICHELE EILEEN Concert Band 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2; Gymnastics 2, 3 OEHLERS, KATHY Gymnastics 3 OSBORNE, GREG Reserve Baseball 3; Wrestling 2 OWENS, RANDALL E. Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; Ensemble 2, 3, 4; Tour Choir 2, 3, 4; Play Cast 2, 3, 4; Radio Staff 2, 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Play Crew 2, 3, 4 PAUL, MARK F. Reserve Baseball 2, 3; Varsity Baseball 4; Men's Varsity Basketball 4; Comus Staff 3, 4; Varsity Z 4; Student Council 4; Chess Club 4 PITCOCK, CATHERINE SUE Comus Staff 2, 3; Women's Track 4 POLLOCK, ROBERT WATSON Concert Band 2, 3; Marching Band 2, 3; Chess Club 4; Lab Asst. 3, 4; Martin Levion Robert Church National Honor Society 4; Science Club 4; 3.5 Club 2, 3, 4 PRICE, GLORIA ANN Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics 2, 3 PUCKETT, TERRY MARKHAM Blue Knights 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 2, 3; Marching Band 2, 3; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Swim Team 2 QUINN, STEVEN Natural Resources 2, 3 RANSOM, RICHARD Reserve Baseball 2; Black Is 4; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 3 RICE, JUDY Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Office Aid 2, 3; Spanish Club 2; Student Council 3, 4; Tanker Timer 3, 4; Varsity Z 4 RILEY, DONALD E. Golf 2, 3, 4; Varsity Z 2, 3; Wrestling 2 ROBY, CATHY JEAN Concert Band 2; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; D.O.Z. 2; Gymnastics 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Office Aid 3, 4; Play Crew 4; Student Council 4; 3.5 Club 2, 3,4 ROUCH, KEVIN Blue Knights 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Reserve Baseball 2; National Honor Society 4; Play Cast 2, 3, 4; Play Crew 3, 4; Quiz Team 3, 4; 3.5 Club 2, 3,4 ROUSH, DEBBIE Ski Club 4; Swim Team 4; Tanker Timer 3; Women's Track 3 SAYRE, SHON WICTOR Chess Club 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Play Cast 4; Spanish Club 4 SCHMITZ, PETE Reserve Football 2; Reserve Baseball 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; Natural Resources 3; Varsity Z 3, 4 SHERRARD, KIMBERLY SUE Lab Asst. 3, 4; Office Aid 4; Quiz Team 2; Ski Club 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Women's Track 2; Varsity Z 2 SWINGLE, ROBIN LYNN Office Aid 2, 3 STEVENS, STEPHANIE KAY Concert Choir 2; Devilettes 3, 4; Office Aid 4 STEWART, DIANNA LYNNE Black Is 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Office Aid 2, 3, 4; 3.5 Club 3, 4; Varsity Z 4 STILLION, KRISTAL Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; Ensemble 3, 4; Tour Choir 3, 4; Play Crew 4 STRAKER, DEBORAH J. Cross Country 4; Gymnastics 2, 3; Homecoming Attendant 4; Lab Asst. 4; National Honor Society 4; Science Club 4; Ski Club 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Swim Team 3, 4; 3.5 Club 2, 3,4 STURTZ, RON A. Reserve Baseball 2; Varsity Baseball 3, 4; Men's Reserve Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3; Varsity Z 3, 4 SUPPLEE, ALAN PAUL Reserve Football 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; Men's Tennis 2, 3, 4 SNYDER, ROBYN Ski Club 4; Zanesvillian 3, 4 TABLER, DENISE Comus Staff 3; GAA 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4 TODD, CHRISTOPHER S. Reserve Football 2; Reserve Football 3, 4; Track 2 TOMPSON, KAREN Office Aid 4 TOMPKINS, TOM Blue Knights 3, 4; Concert Band 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 3, 4; Ensemble 3, 4; Tour Choir 3, 4; French Club 4; National Honor Society 4; 3.5 Club 2, 3,4 VERNOY, EDWARD M. Council 4; Concert Band 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Play Cast 3; 3.5 Club 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 4 4; Usher 3; Varsity Z 3, 4; Zanesvillian 3 WYATT, TRACY LYNN Concert Choir 2; Comus Staff 3, 4; French Club 4; Lab Asst. 3; Tanker Timer 2, 3, 4; Wrestling Stat 2, 3; Zanesvillian 4; Women's Track 4 YARANO, RONALD JOHN Conservation Club 4; Natural Resources 4; Thespians 4, Varsity Z 3; Wrestling 3 YOUNG, BRADY Reserve Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Men's Track 2; Usher 2, 3; Varsity Z 2, 3, 4 Aquarius The U aterbearer January 20-February 18 loyal honest . . . clever ... curious . . unique self-disciplined rebellious . refuses to listen to anyone hates restrictions . . . doesn't need security . . Juniors Dennis Amrine Dan Andrews Mary Angler Darla Arter Rae Ann Beem Martha Dennis Lisa Doyle Linda Fuhrer Mike Gentry Allen George Carla Gillard Ron Henderson Brenda Hilder Holley Humes Kathy Jasper Dawn Kimsey Julie Kimsey Ed Martin Sonnie McCallister Keith Miller John Montgomery Mary Robb Terri Sowers Anita Tewksbury Rod Tyo Leisha Watiker Carmen Williams Jacqueline Williams Sophomores Dan Yarano Janita Adams Jay Agin Tracey Balias Veronica Barnett Gayle Barrett Michael Bates Ted Besser Tracey Bohanon Billy Boyd Janet Bruce Janice Bruce Donetta Burns Gordon Cavendish Sue Dobbins Karen Emmert Lesha Gillard Brenda Goldsmith Matthew Henry Lori Huey Pamela Iden Renee Jones 118 Todd Kanavel Lori Keys Marsha Mason jody McCauley William Miller William Morris jay Myers Greg Nessline Russell Newton Cynthia Neyland Gretchen Opperman Bill Osborne Scott Ryan Twila Shaver Eric Shiplett Kevin Shook Earl Sims Dansel Snyder Linda Stephens Robert Tanner Charlene Tate Clinton Vernoy Cathy Watson Randy Wheeler Pisces The Pishes February 19-March 20 brilliant . modest likes to help imaginative generous strong sense of responsibility . . . tends to procrastinate Juniors Greg Adams James Bagent Erin Bateson Sherry Baughman Shirley Bonecutter Lisa Bynum Chris Caw Kathy Coulson David Cox Kim Deal Jane Finnell Carmen Harris Karen Hill Kelly Huber Clifford Jackson Dorothy Keller Terriane Lavy Scott‘Law Sharon Nutter Margarita Perez Mike Pletcher Ron Quinlan Liz Scott Bill Singleton Kathleen Tabler Vicki Tahyi Ken Teter Chris Thomas Donna Tucker Margaret Wartenbee Rod Weidig Bobbie Willette Robert Wright Crystal Zellar 119 Sophomores Mike Adams Ron Ayers Thomas Brennan Melissa Brown Thomas Butcher Penny Butler Johanna Cox Mark Crumbaker Kimberly Eby Jane Ervin Jody Fenton Kris Fulkerson Tim Green Todd Grissett Julie Hennessey John Hillis Jacklon Howard Joseph Howard Amy Kachilla John Larimer Larry Lavy Melanie Martin Floyd Mayle Tanya Moody George Moore Katina Norris Darrell Perry Joni Rice Robert Roberts Sandra Snurr Linda Sowards Julie Stimpson Robert Swingle Jayne Tullius Jay Wince efficient . . straightforward .. impa- tient organized loyal speedy choosy . . honest en- thusiastic 120 Juniors March 21-April 20 Mike Addis Mike Allen Chris Blake David Bowers Robin Brooks Debbie Brown Rob Donoho Richard Eickleberry JoJo Faulks Doug Fellers Bret Fisher Debbie German Debbie Harris Margret Jenkins Rob Kramer Loretta Lynum Mary Martin Dan Mason Martha Mast Erin McEvoy Diana Morgan John Moyer Theresa Ritchey Andrea Safko Steve Smith Cliff Stephens Jean Stewart Sophomores Kelly Apperson Bob Bennett Deena Bess Anita Burkhart Fred Capistran Kelly Cottrell Rita Dady John Dickinson Robert Farquhar Wayne Finnell Sonya Gillard John Goins Nancy Grubb Fonda Hammond Scott Hansgen Holly Hardman Arthur Hempfling Joyce Hill John Hubbard Beth Jamison Sharon Kimes Eddie Lynum Aaron Miller Michelle Norris Delbert Pierce Craig Pinkerton Pamela Queen Johnna Ray Gail Riehl Bev Robinson Dominic Rogers Carlis Sammons Martin Shahabi Sarah Smith Trudy Smith Molly Smitley Judith Sowards Mark Spragg Jeffrey Stillwell Susan Swope Denise Watts Jody Wilson 121 Taurus determined loyal . . conser- vative . . . serious . . meticulous . . . intelligent generous THE BULL Juniors April 21-May 21 Bill Adolph Phil Agin Tonalita Alexander Mark Antonetz Lynn Avery David Briggs Carla Bruce Sharon Burke Christine Butcher Susan Corbett Deanna Dingey Dan Downey Cathy Frakes Linda Hall Sherry Jewell Kevin Kinney Kim Martin Kevin McCollister Monty Mitchell George Morrison Robert Myers Debra Newman Sandi Paul Brian Shinn Ivan Singer Bonita Tabler Roxanne Wells Jeff Willey 4 Robert Allen Diana Amende Jim Benjamin James Chandler Mark Clapper Gregory Colborn Rikki Corbett Lora Deedrick Susie DeLaney Cathy Downey Randy Drake Michelle Echelberry Russell Galigher Tamara Gardner Robert Hartmeyer Ricky Hayes Deborah Jennings James Kirby 122 Chad Lemert Tammy Morrison William Norris Beth Ottenga Tina Runkle Keith Savage Timothy Shumate john Sowers Lisa Spargrove Tamara Stewart Brenda Stump Suzi Swanson Cori Veverka lames Wade Doug Warner Rhonda Wilson Kim Young Al Zinn fifimm HE iwili energetic . imaginative . . . loves to talk social self- reliant enjoys solitude May 21-June 20 Jay Ackley Jim Baker George Barnett Terry Beer Gloria Blackstone Dawn Ann Brown Doug Cass Lawrence Chandler Randy Corder Mike Dantonio Bart Fitz Tena Fraunfelter Tim Highfield Doug Howard Allen Huffman Merry Hutchinson Todd Kaib Meg Kautz Bill Kincer Tina Mahon Kelly McCollister Rena Miles Bonnie Mills Erin Osburn Mary Pickrell Leniese Portis Teddi Rush Nancy Schmidt Shannon Shea Steve Soller Juniors 123 Sophomores Ann Stevens Kim Toler Bob Wilson Walt Withers Randy Young Brian Addis William Beach Melissa Binkley Ron Butcher Billie Church Ed Cohen Rex Davis Tony Davis jamie Finlaw Timmie Fowler Mandy Geiger Rhonda Gregg Jeff Hawk Rob Heinz Mark Hoffer Gary Jadwin Doug Joseph Kim Kocher Lori Krause Joan Longstreth Stefon Martin Diana Mayle Tom McCoy John McWhorter Mike Miller Debbie Newman Jeannie Norris Denise O'Brien loves money . good in dra- matics . conservative . . . traditional powerful . . . loves to tell stories . . loving . . . ruled by emotions . . . 124 Juniors Tina Anderson Betsy Averick Mary Jane Barnes Mike Bennett Jim Borkey Jeff Burkett Jody Covert Eric Dale Mary Darst Barbra Delvin Karen Duncan Larry Gatten Peggy Gormley Teresa Green June 21-July 22 Richard Huntsman Scott James Kathleen Johnson Roxanne Lewis Chris Martin Scott McClade Barb Miller R.W. Mills Mike Oiler John Paisley Lisa Reeves Rhonda Spencer Mindi Sunafrank Pam Suttles Rod Van Allen Jeff Wilson Teresa Wood Sophomores j Brad Starkey David Weinberg John Abbot Cliff Bagley Mike Barnett John Bryslan Jeff Buck Ronda Carpenter Kathy Casner Christi Combs Ella Croston Doug Dilley Christy Doyle Crystal Efaw Louis Evans John Fowler Cheryl France Brian Gillard Bruce Gillard George Grimes Wendy Hale Brenda Hall Patsy Hatfield Penny Hatfield Dale Hettick Brenda Hiett Kenny Hollins Richard Hollins Jeff Jenkins Barb Kirkbride Jim Klinehoffer Bryan Lewis Erin McCollough Jane McGlade Kandi McPeek Connie Newton Robert Norman Jeff Norris Kim Parmer Jackie Puryear Alison Reeder Donald Smith Ronald Smith Kim Snack 125 lift 1HEIIH natural leader . foolish with mon- ey . . respected . . loves to be boss charmer flirt Juniors July 24-August 23 Kim Agar David Brister Kirby Bushong Barbie Cooper Jeff Dingus Ray Donley Doug Dupler Kevin Edmonson Marianne Ensminger Lisa Frank Janet Geiger Jeff Glaub Kevin Hill Bob Huntsman Kevin Jones Wayne King Bill Laffeity Becky McCallister Connie Melhorn Lola Moon Franki Parrett Eric Paynter Yvette Riehl Brent Rush Debbie Smith Eric Stemm Martha Swope Nancy Tracey Randy Tracey Dee Young Sophomores Chuck Andrews Hope Ankrom Everett Barnett Polly Brandom George Brink Chris Brock Linda Brown Lynne Bush Tina Coury Jerry Davis Vickie Deal Deborah Downey Lora Gatten Joletta Garven Donna Griffin Michelle Haddox Mike Harris Cedric Hartman 126 John Hill Doug Huey Jackie Johnson Terry Luby Becky Maxwell Ty McGlade Kent Miller Kenny Mohler Randy Ralph Paul Safko Jim Schaefer John Schaefer Gayla Smith Carla Stansberry Tina Swisher Diana Taylor Vickie Thorn Connie Tracy Carmen Waderker Cheryl Wilson Virgo t-he VIRGIN tidy ... intellectual . loves regu- lar routines . reliable . . choosy disciplined organized August 24-September 23 Faith Ankrom Missy Birkhimer Nancy Buchanan Sylvonia Byers Kevin Cain Kirby Cain Amy Carpenter Connie Cavendish Portia Day Marcia De Garmo Robin Dewey Carol Edwards Heidi Hartman Mark Hittle Sue Hoyt Dan Jasper Jeff Jones Lisa Jones Lori LaFollette Doug Lenhart Allen Mayo Scott McDonald Lisa Moberly Eileen Mortimer Laura Obenour Troy Paskell Ann Pemberton Jon Pierce Pegi Pruden Glen Roberts Juniors 127 Sophomores Jay Schusterman Jesse Smith Brent Stegner Fred Tabor Sandy Vinney Lisa Walker Mandi Weaver Cynthia Weber Rita West Bryant Williams Theresa Woods Darren Wright Scott Barr Donald Brown Susan Bryant Vance Carpenter Dawn Chandler Maria Cherubini Ruth Cravenor Sally Davis David Dayton Tammy Dickinson Lynn Edington Leslie Factor Clark Felix Becky Furr Dan Garven Angie Gentry Sherry Gordon Krysta Grosscup Kim Hill David Kennison Jay Klass Jim Larimar Patricia Lichtner Bob McDonald Dave Nabb Bill Page Shawn Pritchard Denis Purvis Charles Rush Shairry Schrack Gary Stewart Brenda Stotts Dee Dee Stottsberry Perry Thomas Pat Thompson Terry Wade Greg Ward Chris Wilson 128 m 3M3 positive . . takes pride in achieve- ment . . . talented makes friends quickly . . . sweet . . . September 24-October 23 Carol Barrett Claudia Burke David Briggs Debbie Caliman Gene Chandler Kevin Fleming )im Gregg Joy Hennessy Dru Hummel Harry Kallipolitis Janice Lent Rhonda McAuley Ricky McConnell Chris Miller David Noe Autumn Page Kevin Palm Misty Parsons Tammy Patterson Phil Pryor Jennifer Roby Gina Rock Donna Sarbaugh Tammy Sieliet Charles Smith Robbin Snyder Melanie Straker Pam Tenan Tracie Weaver Henry Winkelmes Carol Adolph Marco Adornetto Konrad Akens Terry Boyd Susan Bracken Julie Brennan Laurie Brune Lisa Bryan Ricki Burkett Rob Buzza Darrell Christian Dawn Cox Dee Darst Roger Dennis Mike Dingus Don Evans Chris Farver Tabby Freeman Juniors Sophomores 129 Keith Gibson Kristi Gibson Leisa Graham Craig Hardesty Jack Hittle Randy Lyons Tina Martin Eric Mauk Keith McNutt Pam Mercer Rebbeca Mugford Michael Norris Bob Paxson Randy Polen Joe Pollock Sally Rouch William Rush Randy Scipio Lisa Stiers Randy Sturtz Connie Sweeney Barbara Thomas Norman Tilton Lewis Timberman Seqrpiq T-HE SE0RPJQN wants power . ambition intel- lectually gifted discriminating small circle of close friends . . save your energies ... Juniors October 24-November 22 Tonyia Barclay Sherry Bauer Lianne Brune Melisa Collins Cindy Dingle Doug Efaw Jerry Ervin Claude Greulich Tim Huey Kevin Lasure Lorita Lewis Dorothy Mayle Dave McGlade Mark Mees Doug Miles Leonard Napper Randy Nichols Amy Palmer 130 ■ - 'JjN Bill Trussell Cary Trussell Dave Zigo Linda Puryear Randy Savage Susetti Skilling Jeff Smith Bill Wheeler Corey Young Tim Boggs Kim Bruce John Burns Carlos Cannon Ann Davis Bill DeVoll Jenny Ellis Vashti Ford Kim Garland Robin Gray Steve Hansel Chris Hiett Mike Hormann Bonnie Irvin Gary James Gloria Jewell Babette Jones Kathy Kelso Rex Kennedy Lance Lawson Robin Mahon Mike Middleton Donny Miller Greg Moore Christie Myers Don Palmer Gloria Parrill Susan Reed Dave Romine Tonya Romine April Savage Beverly Settles Doug Shirer Deitra Smith Jerry Stewart Kenton Stillwell Sophomores Sagittarius well organized .. clear-headed R .nn P W F n generous optimistic cre- I IT E nis L.’IlL,lt ative ... accepts life as it is ... November 23-December 21 131 Juniors 132 Sophomores Gerald Alfman Randy Bowles Dean Butcher Cordia Fluharty Eric Forsythe Greg Gamble Kevin Hampton Kathy Hope Linda Huff Mike Ivie Shari Jenkins Tony Jones Christy King Denzil Mahon Carol Newell Nancy Orr Tim Osborne Carol Parker Tom Ritchey Jane Roberts Jody Steinman Lisa Swope Andy Trout Jane Woodside Crystal Apperson Kenny Bell Tom Burton Dent Davis Todd Fitz Terry Gassaway Debbie Gregg Cindy Greiner Tim Johnson Kevin Jones Jim Little Janet Lonon Karl Macklin Joe Mattingly Lori McClung Dan Metcalf Starla Nutter Neil Payne Kimberly Price John Rowar Dean Ruppel Steve Russell Sherri Russi Tina Schriner Wanda Sims Kendra Sites Brenda Slater Jeff Smith Tammy Smith Kelly Spiker Teresa Spinks Jane Steinman Tom Stemm Margarita Vlahos Becky Wickham Jerry Williamson Drema Wills Denise Wilson Missy Wilson Lori Worstall judy Wright Pablo Zamora Eaprieqrn TOE SEA GOAT determined hard-working hates to fail loves luxury .. moody needs success . . disci- plined dedicated December 22-January 19 juniors Susan Blyth Antoinette Coleman Chuck Evans Gail Graham Jerry Hern Max Hollingshead Nancy Horton Lisa Lapp Janet Linn Adam Marsh Tamara Mayle Melanie Mitchell Mark Moody Cindy Moore Bill Shumate Gloria Tyo Lisa Wright Karen Zwelling Sophomores Troy Balderson Jay Ball Lisa Bennett Doug Bryan Leonard Coleman Mike Conkle Joe Crawford Rhonda Duhs Carole George Lynn Gialdini Gary Green Rita Harlan Brenda Harper Brent Harper Andy Halowell Mike Huffman Sue Huffman Mike Jones Chip Kincade David Large Dan Lawler Doug Maxwell Patty McConnell Sandy McKenzie Rich Miller Brenda Morris Karla O'Neal William Sharp Brian Smith Pam Snider Laurie Soller Bill Spires Barry Supplee fenny Thompson Rob Tom Robin Warner ! Morgan ibott :amei SAGITTARII CANCEL Williai AQUARIUS Ricky Newton Larry Wickham Ronald Willett Kevin Wilson Charles Wisecarver Helen Dunlap Amanda Lane Beverly Norris Raymond Reavley Rudolph Viney PISCES Debra Swingle Charles Harvey Mike Kinder Kathy Klinger James Lashley Floyd Mayle Mike Riley ARIES James Bagley Jeffrey Fowler Darryl Jones Charles Klinehol John May Pearl Stafford Shelle Willey Robert Farquhar Kimberly McGrail TAURUS Walter Curry Mark Dansby Tracey Hale Becky Lee Jack Morgan James Wade Linda Camp Mary Downey Karen Hampton Randy Henderson Ronald Hill GEMINI Kerry Beer Christina Davis lame Lett ... ett McGraw LIBRA William Cannon Robert Holowell Michael Hull Mark Johnson 'avid Koonts ;aret Maxwell Smythe Clyde Campbell Joseph Cooper ne Luthi Ma VIR Gerald Fields Ann Raymond Harold Smith David Strickland David Cooper Mike Dunlap Donna Russell Beth Ulry irle aytor hia _ Luc Carol Parker Rocky Williams iamble McGraw CAPRICORN Jeff Hardin Chris Hay Phil Mayle Gerald Schoop William Suttles Kevin Brennan Peggy Insley Robert Jones STOPPING at her locker, Cathy Frakes exchanges her books for her lunch. LYING on the field, Ralph Alfman has time to consider what went wrong with the last play. CLAPPING, Jane Steinman and Tina Coury cheer the Blue Imps on to another victory. WORKING those muscles into shape, Dan Mell, Brady Young, Mike Dantonio, and Debbie Straker prepare for the cross country season. PORTRAYING Shakespeare can be fun. Gail Riehl and Lori McClung smile while re-enacting Caesar's death. Running office machines is a daily routine for Tina Cain and Tami Ferry. Taking a break from their work, Jerry Harper and Terry Hutchison watch Glen Bash saw a steel rod to the proper length. 136 Jim Arbuckle Glen Bash Teresa Bates Dan Bracken Patty Brandon Robert Briggs Cindy Bryslan Charles Burchett Judy Burns Cindy Burrell Karen Butts Tina Cain Denny Carrel Gary Cecil Pat Chambers Tony Chandler Don Christman Keenan Clift Brett Copeland Fred Crump Cliff Cumberledge Jim Davis Rich Davis Jay Dickinson Lisa Dickinson Brenda Durant Gary Emerick Dean Farver William Farver Tami Ferry Karen Fitz Jim Furr Rose Gheen Elizabeth Gibbons Ozie Glaze Pamela Hall Bob Hellinger Marvin Hittle Bill Hoskinson Rita Howe Daniel Inman Don Johnson John Johnson Linda Johnson Beth Joseph Stan Joseph Tom Joseph Greg Lanning Glenna Lentz Kevin Lucas Vicki Lytle Mike Maxwell Chuck Mays Steve McCarty Nancy Mercer Trisha Morgan Anita Norman Jamie O'Neill Tim Paxton Carol Pemberton Teresa Pettry Teresa Pierce Jeff Pitts Brent Roberts Debra Seenes Tom Shawger Kim Shumate Tammy Smith Teresa Smith Joe Snack Monica Snider Jeff Stolts Ricky Tracey Nathen Valentine Dreama VanCooney William Ward 137 J? 3 3 3 3 33 3 3 3 Ronald Apperson Earl Bennett Robert Bevard Albert Bohus Jackson Boyd Richard Bremer Marjorie Bricker Wayne Carpenter Donald Chappelear Richard Clark Wayne Clark Charles Coyle 140 Wayne Cunningham Thomas Dannemann William Davis Charles Dilbone Robert Drobney Kathy Durben Jeffrey Fitzpatrick Stephen Flower Gary Frey Charlene Hall Leonard Hardman Mabel Hartsook , r f George Hiscock Larry Holland Ruby Jackson Patricia James Robert Jenkins Stephen Kitchen Constance Kudart David Lanning Robert Lucas Vickie MacLaine Edley Martin John McCabe Steven Mercer Carol Merry Dorothy Miller Nancy Moffitt Charles Moore Edward Ottenga Ann Phillips David Pitcock Jay Powell Robert Reed Judith Robinson Paul Rutter Judy Sable Carol Shivers Ruth Snider Emagene Shelton Sidney Short Karen Spriegel Carol Shipley Fredrick Smith Douglass Taylor Stephen Shirer Roberta Smith Richard Taylor 144 Gtenville Thomas Donis Toler George Turner Gloria Wade Flora Welsh Earl Wiley Larry Wilson Sarah Bowlby Kathie Blatt Louise Diodato 145 ADMINISTRATORS PRAISE STUDENT EFFORTS IN WORLD OF ACADEMIA Dr. Ellsworth Sutler, Superintendent Mr. Ralph Storts, Asst. Superintendent As we reflect upon the school year 1977-78, we are grateful for many things. The constituency sup- ported us with very good confidence in approving added operation of these schools. Then, of course, we were fortunate in the national competition to open a new school facility to replace two of circa 1850 and 1886, which many of current Zanesville High School students have attended. The new school will be the General Rufus Putnam Communi- ty School. We have been pleased with the new interest of our students in things academic and the current year s SAT scores showed average and above average results by comparison with the whole state and the nation. We believe that more students could benefit from an increased effort in the world of ACADEM- ICS, for after all it is the intellectual effort which serves the human individual longest and most flexi- bly. More students ought to develop a pride in know- ing and possessing knowledge and making use of it to acquire greater insight into their existence now and in the future. We continue to be interested watchers and work- ers with youth. We have a great deal of faith in the future as we work with students. And while we keep up an effort to make the acquirement and make better use of learning, we are fully aware of what it means to grow up in a world that is itself of grand perplexity but for young people it may even appear to be moreso. We wish the best for the graduates of 78 who have experienced the newer expectations and requirements for completing their experiences at Zanesville High School, and look to the classes of '79 and '80 already represented in this COMUS. Ellsworth S. Statler Superintendent of Schools 146 James Burrier Paul Langland Paul Bricker H.E. Hamilton JoAnne Keener Charles Vonada Edson Yetter Sally Shenk Sharon Miller Marjorie Shipley Sylvia Shipley Chris Cobbs TE flEHERS ARE PEOPLE TQB! CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT: EXPLAINING the lighting situation, Mr. Ed Ottenga and friend decide where the lights should go. CONCENTRATING on a tough question, Mr. Steve Flower, Mr. Dick Taylor, Mrs. Lee Welsh and Mr. Dave Lanning, reach the buzzer before the quiz team at a scrimmage. SIPPING coffee, Mrs. Mable Hartsook and Mr. Charles Coyle enjoy the annual faculty party. GIVING the eye to a student wrestler, Mr. Bob Bevard plans the strategy he'll use at the next match. ADMIRING his birthday present, Mr. Bill Davis gives Ms. Kathy Durban a smile of Just you wait till your birthday. Ms. Char Hall displays an elated smile when sharing with staff her recent discovery: a baby. 149 Above: Roy Davis and Tim Huey 151 SCIENTISTS EXPERIMENT IN LABS Pictured clockwise from above are: (1) Dave Hiscock and Mike Fenton; (2) Greg Nessline; (3) Mr. Smith and attentive students; (4) Mr. Fisher and Ed Cohen; (5) Dale Lewis Different Points Of View Study Diligently, Become Involved, Sponsor Spring Program I I 1 158 Students Prepare And Present Projects French IV Students Travel To Pittsburgh; Attend Le Petit Prince , dine at Le Crepe Place' A0XMH3 0wnmM l L k I 1| 4, PA? {0‘ V x«« IJW’tf’ i pi J2 sill V JMZZr - :ji ' 4J Trademark ® 7th Harvey Sts. 452-41 I I LZF Mutual Federal Savings ■PND LOPN ASSOCIATION mflin orat south office horth office 14 S. Fifth Sttaat Phone 452-5467 Maysrilla at Clay Counity Fait Cantat Phone 454-2521 Phone 454-0141 A LONG LIST OF SBVICES AVAILABLE • Savings Accounts • Certificate of Deposit Accounts • Christmas and Vacation Clubs • U S Savings Bonds • Home Loans a Home Improvement Loans • Money Orders - Travelers Checks • Plenty of Free Parking • Mobile Home Loans • School Savings Newest Office Located 1040 North 4th St. Newark, Ohio MORMN£ 'id uroNf -r 2526 N. Maple Ave. Zanesville. Ohio Bud and Dorothy Lyon Owners BALDERSON MOTOR SALES TTBiCKI. $AIIES . §HVIC1 . ©ARTS , ©ODY §M03 2770 Maple Ave. Zanesville 453-0558 M F.W. FOX REALTY 725 MILITARY ROAD • ZANESVILLE, OHIO 43701 OFFICE [614] 453-0621 DODGE BOYS ''Haiffwale and (Jfwt ut fhvod.i 619-623 MAIN STREET Zanesville, Ohio 43701 Serving Southeastern Ohio For Over 100 Years BROCKWAV Brockway Glass Company j™0 State Providing Fine Glassware Products And Job Security For The Zanesville Area FINE FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS ONE MOCK f ROM GOOD SAMAHTAN HOSPITAL CALL 453-0378 IP NO ANSWF CALL 452-4869 PlOWftS TflfGffAPHFD ANYWMfUf CORSAGES • WEODING BANQUETS • FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS PEAT MOSS • POTTED PLANTS • PLANTERS • CANDLES • NOVELTIES ARTIFICIAL ARRANGEMENTS • COMPLETE FLORAL SERVICE 13A5 MAPLE AVE. nZ Hoilh’OOllUlhl m 5 Christmas Paruv Prom Carousel Beauty College 627 Main Street Zanesville, Ohio 452-6821 Uni-Sex Hair Fashions 53 North Fourth Zanesville, Ohio 454-7939 Beverlee House of Beauty 1325 Maple Avenue Zanesville, Ohio 453-2479 2 VPo UA CONN’S POTATO Zanesville's leading jewelry and gift store where quality costs no more 530 Main St. Made Fresh Daily Corner Of Cliffwood Nancy 452-4615 CLAY CITY BEVERAGE, INC. 335 North Sixth St. Zanesville, Ohio Tom’s Print Shop “Yours for Service” Printing • Mimeographing • Wedding Supplies Mine Mill Supplies Supplying contractors with quality materials 620 Marietta St. 453-0328 THE DIAMOND STORE Keepsake Registered Diamond Ring 509 MAIN STREET ZANESVILLE OHIO 1128 LINDEN AT ADAIR 453-4060 REAL ESTATE SERVIEES SHERLEY KRAMER 452-3433 WILLIE BAKER 453-5245 RUTH ANN LYNN 453-1429 VANE DONOHO 453-0150 ED BURNS JERRY LYNN 453-2722 453-1429 WILFRED E. BARER ASSDEIflTES 454-8595 121 N. 6 DICK L9VE LIVE 1933 MAPLE AVENUE Know For Outstanding Quality HOME OFFICE 1502 Woodlawn Ave. Zanesville, Ohio 43701 614 452 5405 COMMON CARRIER ESEDQ3 EOR STATE OF OHIO Hr 9 � ■ i«|—rr- ' W MISTER S RESTAURANT Similing • Speedy • Service Newark Road Over the Knoll From Z.FH.S. OF ZANESVILLE Next to Heck's 454- 0134 FI N LAW LUMBER COMPANY We Are Ready to Serve You In Every Detail With Quality House Plans Material, Estimates Millwork, Delivery Printing Company Computerized Typesetting Layout and Design full Color Printing Commercial Photography UJeddmy Invitations 2775 tl. ftlaple Complete Offset And Letter Press Printing 452-6375 THE VAULT BancOhio AT (Dalley Zulandl THE MENS STORE has THE RIGHT LOOK THE RIGHT FASHION RIGHT NOW I 613 MAIN STREET ZANESVILLE, OHIO Citizens National Bank in Zanesville rA FULL’ SERVICE kBANK, Main Office — I I N. Fourth Street South Office — 1719 Maysville Ave. 11 ANYTIME BANK SERVICES CASH WITHDRAWALS TRANSFER OF FUNDS DEPOSITS AND LOAN PAYMENTS Drive Up Window service at all three offices. North Office — Country Fair Shopping Center A Fraternal Order of Aerie i o. 302 The organization that for anything and everything that's good for onr eom in unity 25 orth Third Street Zanesville. Ohio aooBCBQDem mmq anesville lederal Savinqs and Loan Association DOWNTOWN 33 S. 5TH 452-4533 COLONY NORTH BRANDYWINE MAPLE 452-5411 NEW CONCORD 1 WEST MAIN 872-3908 PIZZA, SPAGHETTI, SALADS, AND HERO SANDWICHES 2210 Maple Ave. Phone: 453-0789 176 177 MODERN T.V. APPLIANCE ZANESVILLE'S ONLY DISCOUNT T.V. AND APPLIANCE STORE 1804 Dresden Rd At Terrace Pt. Admiral Sylvania Philco Quasar Norge Sony Toshiba Royal Chef Magic Chef Superscoop Phone 453-6957 i: |I H 1! im © t lc j(ince lij O aine Hair Designers Phone: (614) 453-1122 Elaine Stigler — Owner 2250 North Maple Ave Zanesville, Ohio Grant L.OibS’on PRESIDENT DANKER PRINTING CO. COMPLETE PRINTING SERVICE CARDS TO CATALOGS SINCE 1919 109-111 NORTH FOURTH STREET ZANESVILLE, OHIO 43701 PHONE 453-7336 OR 454-8569 RflMKIM RflMKin Insurance and Real Estate Sixth and Market Streets m Individual Styling For Men Women Permanents Coloring Bleaching Tinting Cutting Blowdrying Jo Ann Strauss West Phone: 452-5301 820 Fountain Sq. THE CENTRAL TRUST Ql COMFANY OF ZANESVILLE ZANESVILLE OFFICES Main — Corner 5th Main St. University — 1305 Newark Rd. Brandywine — 1200 Brandwine Bid. Sunrise — Sunrise Shopping Center Roseville OFFICE Main Street — Roseville DRESDEN OFFICE I Main Street — Dresden FOR ALL YOUR Eyeware Needs COMPLETE CONTACT Lens Service LATEST IN FASHIONABLE FRAMES 2 LOCATIONS Sixth and Main Maple Ave. BEVERAGtfi COCA COLA TAEfl M P1BB - SPRITE ORAMGE 30 35 HOT CHOCOLATE, COFFEE 25 TEA A MILK .25 h Chili .75 ) I ‘Trost' � ► v FRENCH FRIES.45 sinc --.75 i.'vJ DOUBLE ' 135 HIONED TRIPLE iIRGERS Maysville Pike South Zanesville 3111 North Maple Ave Phone: 452-8320 MUSKINGUM AREA TECHNICAL COLLEGE Take a Tip from former ZHS Students and try MATC for 2 year college level Degree Programs I chose MATC not only be- cause I can earn a degree in Child Development in just two years, but I can also carry my training with me where I go Kathy Hollins Let MATC put you on the right track, the college of- fers many opportunities for you to pursue the career of your choice. Bob Shackelford STUDIO V30 Years Experience aulity Senior Portrait RESTAURANT Since 1948 Delicious Home- Cooked Meals At Family Prices 2645 MAPLE AVENUE ZANESVILLE. OHIO 43701 c A Band Guitars Selmer • Bundy • Signet • Bach Gibson • Am Peg Martain Yamaha • Premir • Armstrong Fender • Kustom Alvarez • Epiphone • Ludwig • Rogers Also Steinway Everett Grand Piano's and Hammond organs. MXR Innovations • AKG Microphones. Lessons — Sheet Music • Accessories • Rental Instruments 1100 Military Road Phone: 454-2357 183 Kentucky Fried Chicken It's Where To Visit The Colonel In Blue Devil Country 1912 Maple Avenue Tuesday-Friday And Saturday Phone: 453-0532 9 til 3 OPEN 10 til 6 PARKING IN REAR Congratulations Seniors Of '78 From the '77-78 Comus Staff 1120 MAPLE AVE. World-Wide Travel Center of America 'It's fun to travel the AAA way ... e sv S fTx T ynttolA. YTh t Stf JiUXQ1-? 3J333Jj jt3 Gene Hubbards 2980 Ballis Lane 45 Keith Scott Oldsmobile, Inc. 41 South 6th Street Zanesville, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF: Ballas Egg Products Inc. Maysville Bowling Alley 2680 Maysville Pike 453-0553 Kenny's Lumber Supply Co. POINT APPLIANCES 2239 MAPLE AVE. S. Zanesville — Phone 452-9375 RCA — HOT POINT BUD AUTO PARTS, INC. Miller's Flower 766 Linden Ave — North Shop 1535 Maysville Pike — South 1416 MAPLE AVE. The Book Stall OK COAL CONCRETE East Pike At Sunrise Center Watch The Kids 452-3036 Zanesville Camera Shop BAILEY'S RIVERVIEW For Everything Photographic Service Station 620 Market St. Route 60 CMB Charles Business Machines Inc. John W. Ray, M.D. Corner of 3rd Market St. 453-0535 Juan R. LaCerda, M.D. 30 S. 4th Street Zanesville, Ohio 43701 Sterling W. Obenour M.D. William B. Faircloth M.D. A Friend Donald A. Urban, M.D. Robert S. Donoho, M.D. Charles S. Harrison, M.D. Dr. Mrs. Bobby D. Young 135 East Willow Dr. Zanesville, Ohio 43701 Dominic B. Brune, M.D. Class Of 78 Revive Senior Night REFLECTIONS OF THE PAST 1% OUR SCHOOL IN THE MAKING 197 THUS ENDETH ANOTHER TOUGH YEAR AT Z.H.S. . 1978 COMUS STAFF EDITORS: BETSY AVERICK, JOHN DAVIS, KEVIN HUEY, MARTHA MAST, TRISH McPEAK, LISA MILLER, MARK PAUL, PEGI PRUDEN, BILL SIN- GLETON, TRACY WYATT ADVERTISING AND BUSINESS STAFF: TrisH McPeak, Tracy Wyatt, Jeff Lanning, Kevin Huey, Holly Humes, Missy Wilson, Renee Newman SPORTS STAFF: Bill Singleton, Mark Paul, Sue Hoyt, Lori Obenour, Connie Newton, Fonda Hammond CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES STAFF: Martha Mast, Dee Dee Stottsberry, Kevin Huey, Janet Linn, Lori Huey, Andrea Safko, Mel Straker, Sandy Vinney, Betsy Averick, Jeff Lanning FACULTY STAFF: Tracy Wyatt, Betsy Averick UNDERCLASS STAFF: Pegi Pruden SENIOR STAFF: Lisa Miller, Tracy Wyatt PHOTO STAFF: Kevin Huey, John Davis, Ben Byers, Erin Osburn, Randy Wheeler, Chris Farver, Rox- anne Wells ARTISTS: Kevin Huey, Erin Osburn PRODUCTION NOTES Comus 1978 printed by Josten's American Yearbook Company, Clarksville, Tennessee. Robin Fritts, repre- sentative. Copyright 1978, all rights reserved. Paper stock is 80-pound Gloss Finish 191. Headline format is 30 pt. and 18 pt. Tempo Sans. Sections of the book also use headline styles from the Presstype, For- matt, Chartpak, and Normatype selections. Body copy is 10 pt. Tempo Sans; caption copy is 8 pt. Tempo Sans. Cover design is True Life with Litho 470 applied. Cover photograph taken by Daniel Hall, enlargement by Kodak; cover art by Kevin Huey. Photographs made with Pentax Spotmatic, Nikormat FT2, and Chinon II. Black and white photos taken by Comus Photo Staff, Mr. Dave Lanning, Ms. Kathy Durben, Mr. Daniel Hall; black and white photos were printed by Comus Photo Staff and Mr. Dan Wilson Blue Devil on endsheets was drawn by Mr. John McCabe. Senior portraits provided by the following area stu- dios: Ted Wright Studios, Roy Beadling Photography, Granville Gatewood Studio, William Skender Studio, Olan Mills Studios. Junior and sophomore photos by National Schools Studios, Inc., William Cody, area photographer. ADVISER'S NOTE As with any student activity, many of those in- volved are dedicated and work hard from beginning to end. I would especially like to acknowledge and thank those students who gave up their own time to see that the '78 Comus was completed. They in- clude: Kevin Huey, Tracy Wyatt, Trish McPeak, Ben Byers, Betsy Averick, Pegi Pruden, Martha Mast, Dee Dee Stottsberry, and Erin Osburn. During my absence in May, Ms. Margaret Noll supervised staff and activities in Room 306 (not a simple task) and I would like to thank her for seeing the staff through this crucial deadline period. I would also like to thank Ms. Kathy Durben for her contributions and Mr. Dave Lanning for his support and photography. My sincere apologies for those activities missed or not sufficiently covered while I was gone. The staff welcomes your comments and suggestions. Thanks to patrons who support our book, aiding our efforts, to keep prices down somewhat. Most of all, thanks to you, the reader, for taking an interest in your yearbook. 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