Zanesville High School - Comus Yearbok (Zanesville, OH)

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Thoughts Are But Dreams I Smiley Leslie Dennis She will never tell

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Awakening Others. --- Marie Ebner Eschenbach Victory bound Deidre Henderson This year, everyone’s “thoughts” had been turned towards spirit and enthusiasm. Blue Devil football was off to a spectacular beginning, as the varsity team defeated Upper Arlington 14-10 in the season opener. This was only the third time in eighteen years Zanesville had defeated Upper Arlington. A pep rally was held in the stadium to boost school spirit for the first home game. The cheerleaders led the rally, as they entered in a fire truck to initiate the “Let's get fired up” theme. School spirit, and support of the ath- letic teams was tremendous this year. At the Devil’s game played against Canton McKinley. Coach Whit Parks commented that the crowd “Was the most vocal group of ZHS people I’ve heard in my two years here.” Hopefully, school spirit and support of athletics will continue. Zanesville produced several winning teams thus far this year. The JV football team, the Gremlin football team, the soccer team, and the golf team all had outstanding seasons.

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Till Their Effects Be Tried ---------------- Shakespeare Kool and the Gang Kim Fry and Beth Williams During the fall the student body’s “thoughts” were turned towards the many activities which are typical of the fall season. Members of the junior class spent a busy week preparing for the elec- tion of class officers. The officers elected included President. Andrea Elizondo; Vice President. Leslie Den- nis; Secretary, Erin Sowers; and Treasurer. Jason Godby. On October 5. the Octoberfest was held. Highlights of the day included a JV football game against Watkins Memorial, and a varsity game against Columbus South in the evening. Both teams were victorious. During the day. performances were made by the Devilettes. the Thespians, the Star Time Kids, and the ZHS Choir. Our new mascot, wearing a Devil outfit, was present throughout the day. The mascot was a special attrac- tion to the young children. Several area merchants donated prizes to be awarded during half time at the varsity game. The Band and Devilettes dazzled the halftime audience with their new routine in which the band performed dance steps as they played. 7