Zanesville High School - Comus Yearbok (Zanesville, OH)

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COMUS ANNUAL, 1923 t» John McMillan Johnny isnt much for school so he gets the most l ' un out of it, at the expense of his teachers. DORIS MANEELY Honor Student Typewriting. Just an ordinary girl you say? You’re all wrong Just get better a cquainted with her and you 1 . cha »g. e y°ur mind. Her close friends will endorse this statement. GLADYS MANSBERGER (dee Club ’20; Honor Student Typewriting. Gladys is tall and full of sunshine. Her curly hair has escaped the barber’s shears. A better natured or happier girl would be hard to find. SAMUEL MaWHINNEY Football ’21-’22; Basketball ’22-’23-Captain; Round Table ’22-’23; Baseball ’22-’23. Little Samyell, the wild Irishman, was the life of the institution at all times. Is a nice, likeable guy, and leaves a peachy athletic record behind JUANITA MCLOY Juanita’s voice is sweet ities in women. Only know her true value. and low—excellent qual- her very intimate friends MARGARET MERCER Glee Club ’20. Margaret delights to “wile” than one of the sterner tangled in the meshes curls. away her time. More sex has become en- of her dark, bobbed MADALINE MERCER Glee Club ’20-’21-’22-’23 • Onerettn 09 -Ot. -I Plnv 5 9 Q. t.. • —-2.5, (.lass • ' Junior-Senior Committee. advocate of ]ong sk!rti,Vut “d? we ar e No’ MILDRED MILLER Glee Club ’20-’21-’22; Her bright dark eve ' s especially delights toward the sterner Mandolin Club ’22. have a smile for all in directing her sex. but she charms

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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.

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FRED MINNICH Special Chemistry Class. Fred has successfully spent four years at Z. H. S. However we have heard that he is much livelier on his home farm. Ye are glad some of our boys are still loyal to the farms. ROBERT MURPHY Special Chemistry Class; Junior-Senior Committee. Yes, ladies, this is Handsome Bobbie, the most sarcastic man in four counties. Argues be¬ cause he likes it and chases frills for the same reason. CECIL MUSSELMAN When not dishing out hamburger to tired traffic cops this good-looking Romeo writes popular songs. His latest is Josephine, and is just wonderful. DONALD MYERS Don possesses a grin like a tear in a shirt, which lie springs on us occasionally, when arguing with Mr. Swingle. Is a dandy, good fellow, and leaves a “Soph” to mourn for him. HELEN MYERS Special Chemistry Class. Vivacious! Enthusiastic! Peppy! These de¬ scribe “Rusty” as no other adjectives could do. She is all of these and more too. She is happy, carefree and full of fun. We predict that she will make many friends at Wittenburg next year. ELIZABETH NACGELSBACH A most enchanting student from far across the deep blue sea. Her records put to shame many of our native students although she has stud¬ ied in America hut the two years she has spent at Z. H. S. KATHRYN NORMAN Hi-Y-W ’20- ' 21; Glee Club ’20; Honor Student in Typewriting. Kathryn is a jolly, dark-eyed, dark-haired girl. Slightly impetuous hut she has gained many friends. STELLA NORRIS Although Stella was a member of our class only during the Senior year, she made many friends by her delightful way of always saying “Hello” with a smile.