South Zanesville High School - Conatus Yearbook (Zanesville, OH)

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First row: Lenora G-ib James, Dorothy Miller, Stelnraan, Luble Stevens, Second row: Lois Ford, eral, Louanna iG-lbson, Be Miss Molesworth, Third row: Clyde Hull, aid Maxwell, Clarence Missing from the picture son, Ruth Gibson, Regina Thomas, Mildred Eloise Garrett, Kathleen Stanley, Donna Mary Melghen, Donna Dutro, Floriene Jenkins, Betty Sira- tty Yarger, Margaret Davis, Edna Sawyers, Richard Stottsberry, Roger Randolph, Don- Patterson, Charles Jenkins, Carl Carder, la Charles Jamieson,

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50[PGi ' U The sophomores, looking back recall - J ' f , f J- . fer happy and unhappy, of their school years. l Sflf ' r?«ht thing how the teachers picked on us when we tried to J J Jied tS and how, as we grew older, we picked on them when tn.y zr do the right thing. been a rvimor, they say, that tae °P ° , ; most courteous, polite, trustworthy, most pt to-suceed pupils ever in school in South Zanesville, The rumor still persists, they say. There always been has the Now let ' s get down to listing a few of our experiences. last that Wash- less play playi It was a scared cast that presented ' Martha and George ington, in 1934. Molly, be J Hy was given with a little sttge fright in 1936. Four years l P f ' S ' The Villian Still Pursued Her, was produced. OhI V e were grown up then and therefore it was perfect. In 1935, we were very much grieved by the loss of o r o s-- mate, Margaret Ann Hartly. Of ccurse many of our J J ' f l duriig th3 years, have left us for various reasons but have ways been replaced by new members. We ' ve had a few honors due us and expect many in the futur . Ruth Gibson was awarded a trip to Chicago as J °f , f I J ed ber of the 4-H Club. Many other honors have also been anvaitdea to sophomores. Being sophomores, v j look into a glowing future. — Reglna Thomas