Zanesville High School - Comus Yearbok (Zanesville, OH)

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No Turning Back 6 Pans ms lacks Taking a break

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And Newfound Schemes Encouraging the sophomores Stretching out Wishful thinking As the dreams of the new students were changed to realities, the juniors and seniors were already scheming to make this year one to remember. The underclass began to get accustomed to the way things were at Zanesville High School and settled into the flow of events fairly comfortably. The new ninth-grade sportsmen were privileged to represent the high school as freshmen. Most of the clubs and activities tried to in- clude the new underclass into their sched- ules. Overall, the addition of a freshman class proved to be an advantage to those involved. Their dreams of the high school were soon transformed into schemes of the future.

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No Letting Go Alannj Miles and Ann Wolf Knight Rider Being coo! Loyal Imp Fans A bad return Once the year was underway, there was no turning back. Homework, sports and activities started with full force by the first week. Transitions were made with- in these organizations to accomodate the larger student body. Mr. Lear took over as advisor of student council. As early as the first week, the officers and members be- gan planning for the Oktoberfest. It was a success as everyone had hoped. Most of the clubs saw an increase in their mem- berships which meant more involvement and spirit. There was no letting go of their goals for the '84-85 school year.