Zanesville High School - Comus Yearbok (Zanesville, OH)

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COM US ANNUAL, 1923 MILDRED KREAGER Hi-Y-W ’20-’21-’22. Mildred has a host of good friends won bv a lov¬ able personality. Ask them about her. ' LAWTON KRAMER His mirthful countenance and mischievous eyes are a common sight in the corridors of Z. H. S. e have heard that he has never worn out anv books by hard study. CHARLES LAKE Football ’22-’23; Basketball ’22; Junior-Senior Committee; Class Play ’22; Round Table ’21-’23; Special Chemistry Class. Possesses a sweet smile, and does not do all his kicking with his feet. Dislikes neckties. JOSEPHINE LASURE Glee Club ’20; Honor Student in Typewriting. Josephine seems much interested in some (?) attraction outside of school. However that has not caused her to neglect her lessons. RUTH LENHART Junior-Senior Committee. “Fran” is a pert young miss who seems intensely interested in McConnelsville. She is lively and her r .studies nd eXpends S0Ille of h « ' ' energy ' upon MARIE LEWIS Marie is not the kind that says much, but believe me she sure did a lot in the wav of rt and material for Comus. ‘ 11 and LUDMAN ’22-’23; Junior-Senior LUCILLE Glee Club ’20; Class P Committee. N e will always remember “Luddy” as she an- We l ' wm da r y e,nen day , ln her little Hord “coupZ’ , e HI remember her also for her ceniilitv risaa -1 ’ ' aft LILLIAN LUDY Song Leader ’23; Class Play ’22-’23- Gleen Club ’20- Junior-Senior Committee ’ n CuD 20, K.‘2S£ a ” d a good spoid Jrj ' ou 1 bea a t 1I it d ? ireCti ° nS ’

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ELIZABETH JOSLIN Special Chemistry Class; Junior-Senior Committee. She has pep and LOTS of it. A regular Z. H. S. booster. And say, did you ever notice that she always .attends the Coshocton games? Now why Betty? JOHN KEARNS Glee Club ’21-’22-’2«. This laddie with the baby blue eyes lives some¬ where in Muskingum County, and is not half as wild as he looks. Johnny believes in good steady plugging and he gets results. DOROTHY KEYES Dorothy is sweet and rather demure. We have not had the chance to get as well acquainted with her as we would like as she only came to us this year. HAROLD KING Hi-Y ’22; Class Play ’23. This, children, is “Cupid No. 2.” Is exceptionally small, but is sure mighty when angels are in the locality. Enlivens Maple Avenue and re¬ ports on affairs across the street. NAOMI KINNEER Hi-Y-W Club ’20-’2L-’22; Orchestra ’20-’21-’22; Glee Culb ’20-’21. Naomi likes good times, oh, yes! And I’ve been told she is “Parslial” to friends. GRACE KLUG Hi-Y-W ’20; Junior Senior Committee. Grace is a charming damsel, most fair to look upon. However she does not spend all of her time on her looks as may be ascertained by a glance at her report card. CARL KREAGER Special Chemistry Class. This husky person made things crash in Chemis¬ try Lab. Is a good hard worker, and liked by every one, especially Firemen. FRANKLIN KREAGER Hi-Y Club ’23; Special Chemistry Class. A steady good-natured plugger, who is always right there when it comes to a good time. A loyal friend under any circumstances.

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COMUS ANNUAL, 1923 FRED LUTTENBERGER Junior-Senior Committee; Senior Motto Committee. Curly possesses one of the few marcels now worn, but it detracts nothing from his good qualities. Will he a big business man some day. ALBERT McCarthy Senior Class Play; Advertising Manager Comus ’211; Memorial Committee. Behold the gent who made Comus possible. As an advertising manager, A1 was a nine days won¬ der, and broke all records in fine shape. Very particular about the “H” in his last name. WINONA McCOID Winona has such an eternal smile and cheerful ways that one can not help liking her. Besides her school work she studies music extensively. DOROTHY McKEE Special Chemistry ( ' .lass. Dorothy studies hard. She always knows her les¬ sons as her report cards show. She is well liked by both students and teachers and is al¬ ways ready to help anyone. ELIZABETH McGLADE Debate ‘22-’23; Pres. Z. H. S. Debating Society; Comus Staff ’2. ' !; Junior-Senior Committee. The lady pictured above is a notable exception to the rule that girls who bob their hair do not possess brains and looks. Is an all-around good sport, a fine student, debates wonderfully, and is held by many to be responsible for the increase in adds since the new assistant took hold. DOROTHEA McGEE Honor Student in Typewriting. A winsome maid who wastes none of her time seeking masculine favor. Z. H. S. would be the better for having more such hard-working students. ARENA McLEAN Honor Student in Typewriting. Arena is a friend worth having. You can tell by the twinkle in her eye that she is full of fun. CARRIE MacLEAN Glee Club ’20; Hi-Y-W ’21-’22-President, ’23; Operetta ’20; Senior Motto Committee; Honor Student in Typewriting. Carrie is a true “Johnny-on-the-spot.” Her busi¬ ness-like manner, jet friendly ways, have at¬ tracted many friends both in the student body and faculty.