Zanesville High School - Comus Yearbok (Zanesville, OH)

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COM US ANNUAL, 1923 EDNA ETHE LL DAVID FITZ Edna is one our best commercial students. She is dignified in her actions and looks. KATHERINE EVANS Glee Club ' 20. Katy just brims over with fun. She has hosts of friends who flock around her when they want a good laugh. She has a serious side too and studies with a vim. Hi-Y Culb ' 20-2:1; Cheer leader ’22-’2:i; Junior- Senior Committee; Glee Club ’20-21; Round Table ’22. Dave’s the little fellow who for two years has made our throats sore after every basketball game. He’s a peppy leader at any game and lie’s rather partial to the side where all the girls sit. MERLE FORAKER Merle is a radio fiend. That and of a certain young girl on the debating team is all he ever talks about. BLANCHE FREEMAN Glee Club ' 20-’21; Operetta ’20-’21; Junior Class Play. Blanche is in for everything. She ' s interested in anything that spells fun and lias no particular hobby. EDITH FRITZ Glee Club ’21; Hi-Y-W Club ’21-’22-’2:i; Junior- Senior Committee; Motto Committee ’23; Type¬ writing Honor Student. “Fritz” is a real star when it comes to lessons. If you want to know anything in almost any sub¬ ject just ask “Fritzie.” She’s the kind who al¬ ways has her lessons prepared a couple of days ahead. Besides all this she’s a really, truly in¬ teresting friend. NELLIE FRYAR Hi-Y-W Club ’20; Glee Club 23; Operetta ’23; Junior-Senior Committee. Nellie is as kind-hearted a girl as ever lived. She helps friend and stranger alike. She is very busy at school not only taking Senior subjects but several hours of Normal work. ALEAN GALIGHER Gomus Art Editor. We early discovered that Alean was an artist. While yet a Freshman she had a cover on Co- mus. Alean is interested in other than art be¬ cause we hear that the opposite sex hold a great attraction for her.

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COMUS ANNUAL, 1923 ..t i FREDERICK DOUGLAS Junior-Senior Committee; Hi-Y ’2:!. Fred is one these Seventh Wonders. He always knows his lessons, shines in everything and doesn’t seem to spend much effort doing it. DONALD DOZER Hi-Y Club ’22; Play ’22-’23; Junior-Senior Class. Special Chemistry Class; Class Debate ’23; Debating Society; Committee; President Senior Donald is a regular hustler. He has the rcsponsi- !! 1 ' J! 1 H} e largest class to graduate from Z. H S. Besides this he has found time for debate and dramatics. And this isn’t all — be¬ cause he always has his lessons. HELEN DREW Helen liasn t time lor lessons. She is too busv with her music and with “Grif.” EMMER DUDLEY Hi-Y Club ’23; Typewriting Honor Student. Emmer has a friendly grin and is an all-around good fellow. Honor Student Typewriting Dorothy is quiet and studious in school ’ diet a successful business career for her typewriting seems to lie her favorite JULIA DUNSMORE Hi-Y-W Club ’20-’21-’22-’23. JUl ihe iS is g n°ev ' - earte . d ’ po ' uhir a nd studious, some fun ‘ S ° bUSy that slu ‘ h: -n’t time tt W L1LLK R °mmJe ab Se : n,W in T US ’ 23; Junior-Senior Con 2 )-” ‘i ’ ’ Senl )1 HiMtation Committee; Hi-Y Cli 1,1 well-liked lv l0 n Wi i th 11 heart ' laugh. He RUTH ERWINE Glee Club ’2 )-’21 ; Class Prophecy. A we b arVgo a n Rl to h hear UP °« - he we kno well-n,ifed-7n! ■ something GOOD. She Jei nings in ,! e ? u ? 1 ° th e famous Williai •nlinings m her oratorical ability.

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COMUS ANNUAL, 1923 LESTER GILLOGLY Hi-Y Club ’21!; Glee Club ’23; Operetta ’23. Lester is a quiet but most loyal Senior. He ' s a good fellow to have for a friend too. WAYNE GARRISON Glee Club ’2. ' !; Operetta ’23. Wayne has only one weak point and that is girls. He is very fond of them all, but lie’s a little partial to blondes. FRED GAY Fred needs no write-up. Suffice to say that he lives up to his name and you have an insight to his character. ELEANOR GEARY Eleanor talks on and on and never seems to pause, even for breath. But we don’t mind because she’s fun. HAROLD GORDON Special Chemistry Class ’22; Comus Staff ’23. Harold is the fellow you should have blamed if you didn’t get your Comus on time, but it’s too hat S t£ SSHf a fn5 Tf 0 ?„ Frenchman. Slg ’ think he be a HAROLD GREEN Hi ?a 9 lee . Club ’20-’21-’22; Mandolin Club rn -1 r ’ J Sp f al Chemistry Class; Band ’22; Ono?-Ll ' ea n r oi 2 »L KootbaH 22; ' omus Staff ’23; Opcietta 20-21-22; Round Table ’21-’22. ,:V eAn K . ly klU M VS “ Gl ' ee iie.” He’s never idle and e ' tn keeps those around him hustling. WALTER GRAY Football ’1(2; Round Table ’20-’21-’22. Wa r Jn rLV° rt Vw to b ° 8°°d looking and we never h - v .i - n ' NNe understand that he wants to tiaMl all around—yes, around the world but mostly around Paris. JJUl CHARLES GRIFFEE De ciety 3 SP0Cial Chcnlistr J’ Class; Debating So- ( h hHeht aU H S lligh , intelligence as well as in l is ,.„ iT V01 - ked hard on the debate team cei| ??, is constantly striving for suc- attains! studies and this he usually