Zanesville High School - Comus Yearbok (Zanesville, OH)

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Of Future Deeds Welcome to 2HS Father s Night Jean Littick enjoys choir How about a smile. Andrea? 2:15 — Prison break! Hopefully, everyone will remember the 1985-86 school year with only “thoughts” of the best. This school year was an especially important one to those who were seniors. As their final year of high school, it is one they will always remem- ber. This year was an extremely busy year for seniors, as many took the ACT and SAT tests, and made deci- sions concerning college or other plans for after gradu- ation. Several college representatives visited during the fall, and many students visited colleges they were interested in. Freshmen, sophomores, and juniors prepared to take a step up as they completed one more year. Moving up will be a big step for the underclassmen, but an exciting one. Many began planning and making deci- sions concerning their next year at ZHS. Several ju- niors took the PSAT test in preparation for their senior year. On graduation night, all seniors turned their “thoughts” toward the future. This would be the last time that they would be assembled as a class and this gave them mixed “thoughts” both sad and happy be- cause they were anticipating the step forward. 17

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Thoughts Are Seeds Tana Robinson and Rhonda Thomas Duane Goins Andy Zigo and Gary Chandler enjoy some free time Don't go past the white line! Mindy Kronenbitter says. Would I lie?‘

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Table Of Clubs 180 Seniors Academics 192