Zanesville High School - Comus Yearbok (Zanesville, OH)

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Experience Is The Child Of Thought John Porter. Matt Shinn, and Chris Berry just hangm1 out! Valerie Christian.

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The Measure Of Life. — C.O. Leland Did you ask my permission? Mike Here's where it is Kelly The week of Homecoming was a time that will be held high in “thoughts” of those who were in- volved. Throughout the week, college sweatshirt day. 50’s day. clash day. dress up day and blue and white day were held to promote the Homecoming spir- it. Mr. Lear and student council spent a busy week preparing for Homecoming. During the pre-game of the ZHS vs. Portsmouth game, attendants were brought around the track in MG’s and were escorted by their fathers. Jackie Se- evers was crowned 1985 Homecoming queen by Kelly Gibson, last year’s queen. Several former ZHS stu- dents. came “home” to cheer the Blue Devils to a 14-0 victory. The Devils Alive in '85 Homecoming dance was held in the cafeteria the following night. A Homecoming of sorts, was held at ZHS early in the year. Mr. Ed Ottenga. former athletic equipment man- ager. came “home” to a pep rally where he was pre- sented the football from the Upper Arlington game by Coach Parks and the football team. That was a mo- ment which will be cherished in the “thoughts” of the many who know Mr. Ottenga.

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And Thought Is The Child Of Action Amy Magann. Russell Bryan, and Tim Stitt A “thought which is finally going to become a reali- ty is the renovation of ZHS. The first stage of the renovation is the addition of several new class- rooms. This is a great relief as the school was extremely crowded this year. After this is completed, our present gym is going to be enlarged. Several minor changes were made throughout the school, at the start of the year. New teachers were added to the staff, and Mr. Martin was welcomed back to his former position, as assistant principal, while Mr. Plunkett was transferred to Grover Cleveland Junior High, as prin- cipal. A new privilege was given to the student body at the start of this year. Jukeboxes were placed in the cafeteria, and the gym. to be enjoyed during the lunch periods. A number of changes and additions were being made in the community. In conjunction with the face lift being given to the downtown area, plans were made to tear down the former Hancock Junior High. Several new addi- tions were added to the Colony Square Mall in '85. includ- ing Elder-Beerman’s and Circus World, a children’s toy store. Cindy Burns. Carla Sasser. Julie Dickinson 11