Zanesville High School - Comus Yearbok (Zanesville, OH)

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' COMUS ANNUAL, 1923 HENRY SHEPHERD Hi-Y Club ’20-’23, President; Orchestra ' 20-’2 ' l; Class Play ’22-’23; Debate ’22; Cheerleader ’22-’2.t; Round Table ’21-’22. Junior-Senior Committee. Henry used to study, now he dreams; he used to reflect, now he contemplates—all on account of a girl. EUNICE SIMPSON Eunice is quiet but jolly and is always ready to he happy. CORNELIA SMITH Comus Staff; Junior-Senior Committee. This aristocratic young person could always ne depended upon to know the latest from Prince¬ ton and other places. Is more popular as a match-maker than a breaker. Interested in athletics. ROMAIN SMITH Romain is sweet and fair. Ill health has prevented us from knowing her as well as we would like to. However during her broken sojourn here she has won many friends by her lovely per¬ sonality. SO, tio,?Co r nimiite J e Uni0r ' Seni0r Commltte e; Invi- B ° 5 thiiliS , ; nt e » { l0 a man with a s Stf • iiste - d CHARLES SPRING ° P 7e e er 33 Mandolin (:lul ’22-’23; Song lAacUi 2.5, Pm Committee 5 2.‘5; Class Plav 5 2S P nhvs a S m ni i s V inventive and original man. He draws car twins ' to perfectfonf 8 dca1 ’ and EDWARD SPEED ' “ • rank, „ HAROLD STEVENS Debate 22. fB, which a m.!v a n y U te L sts in not the least of is -1 we I P,! ‘ ound ' I 1 tlle savings bank. He ■nown ' f ?T ' ' member of the class and is unowned foi his speed on the typewriter.

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•• 11 COMUS ANNUAL, 1923 ■=» •• BELLE ROE Hi-Y-W ’ 21 -’ 22 -’ 23 . The halls of Z. H. S. will miss this maiden wear¬ ing a crown of fire. In spite of its close prox¬ imity this quality of fire does not seem to pen¬ etrate and affect her temper. CLARK ROBERTS Clark is more serious and thoughtful than many of his fellows. Kind and generous, we expect him to get along well in life. CARLTON ROWE Football ' 21-’22; Baseball ’22-’23; Baseball ' 22-’23; Round Table ’22-’23; Special Chemistry Class; Baseball Captain ’23. Carlton ' s athletic ability has made him a real asset to Zanesville High and especially to the Senior Class. MARGARET SAAD Glee Club ’20-’21; Operetta ’20-’21. Margaret has always been interested in her studies and enjoyed her school work. We hope that the only sad thing in her life may be her name and expect that even this will be changed some day. MILDRED SCHULTZ Glee Club ’20. Mildred is our modern Cinderella as she has proved by losing her shoe. We wonder who the Prince Charming can be? MAUDE SCOTT Maude believes in studying, yes but very seldom and no more than is absolutely necessary for she is always willing to assist anyone in having just a bit of fun. JOSEPHINE SEBACH Joe is quiet and good-natured and always right there with a smile. For such as her lessons are to he studied, good grades to be attained, and pleasures to lie enjoyed afterwards. GLADYS SHEARER She ' s studious and she gets results from her work. Books as well as people are her friends.

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COM US ANNUAL, 1923 i ' - FRED STINE Hi-Y Club ’23. Fred was with us only our Senior year, but made many friends during that short time, who con¬ sider him a mighty fine fellow. LEONA STONEBURNER Leona is never without a smile. She is liked by all her friends and will be missed next year. ALICE STOTTS Alice is always pleasant to her friends. She is interested in her school work and is ever readv for some fun. THEODORE SWAIN Theodore is indifferent to almost everything but sleep and this occupies a great deal of his time, but nevertheless lu has successfully matricu- lated through Zanesville High School. ' KATHRYN TAYLOR Hi-Y-W Club ’20-’21. Kathryn is lively and jolly and is better known as “Katy.” She studies some, plays a lot and is an altogether good sport. KENNETH THOMPSON Comus Staff ’23; Special Chemistry Class; Hi-Y Club ’23. Kennie and his “Acropeter” nearly drove us crazy this,year. He was always starting, but stalled in the middle every time. Interested in sciences and sometimes in girls. SIDNEY TILTON Ye thought Sidney could withstand the wiles of any fair one, but found that we were entirely mistaken. CHARLOTTE TRUESDELL Special Chemistry Class; Junior-Senior Committee. Charlotte was blessed by dame Fortune with many iriends who would gladly tell you her pleasing personality, so all we’ll write is that she sel¬ dom speaks, but when she does she savs most unexpected things.