Zanesville High School - Comus Yearbok (Zanesville, OH)

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Man Zfae Sandal Jfmoi iff:-e Shafegq! Janet Mt-Clurg, DECA member, topped 14 other contestants in the extemporane- ous speech contest at the state convention in Dayton. Iler topic was Sales Promo- tion-A Key to Prosperous Distribution . Janet, who also won the statewide essay contest at the same meeting, is shown here with her speech teacher, Mrs. Boni- tant. DECA teacher is Miss Sebach. cya: ia sat 36,1 Senior Health class at ZHS learns how to safeguard personal and community health and sometimes assists at the Health Center. Class members who wish may receive inoculations free of charge. In this picture Brent Devore gets one of the series ot' preventive shots from Dr. Caudy. Class instructor is Mr. Slack. .fealuz ham eaefiaa! All ZHS sophomore English classes read Shakespeare's Julius Caesar . They also enjoy the Mercury Theatre recordings of Orson Welles in the roles ot' Cassius and Antony and see the movie version of the drama shown to all sophomore English classes in the auditorium. The class pic- tured here is Mr. Carter's group. 7fma,Z1 allow We Zdanl This U. S. history class of Mr. Strong's learned about the expansion of America into a great country in the years after we won our freedom. It studied about the eonfliet which threatened to divide our country and how our democratic spirit gave us strength to throw oil' dangers from foreign powers. X ff ,f 3' .ss- -1 IN 5 LQ ff. Q .

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Shown here modelling clay figures in the new sculpture class at ZHS are fleftj Sharon Hender- son, Mark Anders and Beth Norman. Mr. McCor- mick instructs. The figures were first constructed in stick Hgure proportions on a wire armature and clay was then applied. Baiflfle Sialiamf Pwpaae fm fqciianl eacfaf la Gail ZHS shops in the vocational wing are well-equipped and provide valu- able training. ln the glimpse here of Mr. Ormiston's Metal shop, boys casting a mould are fleft to rightj Phil Ham- mer, Bill Bradshaw, and Jack Lauden- bacher. flepmla Sail!! One of the most popular courses for girls is Clothing, where girls have some freedom of choice in determining what they wish to construct. Here just before Easter Miss Groves' group are all as busy as bees working on new suits, skirts, or dresses to join the Easter - V parade. Some, looking ahead to summer ' vacation, are making summer frocks or Bermuda shorts.

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