Zanesville High School - Comus Yearbok (Zanesville, OH)

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Band-tastic Hits ABOVE: Sherry Atkin's dance was a highlight of the show. Her creativity and ability were evident as she choreographed all the dances, including the sprightly Beef-line routine. With Showboat The fifth annual Band Wagon show was again presented two nights, February 18 and 19. The theme Showboat was a great success as it featured such members as the Melodrama, Beefline, and the Hully-gully . The instrumental andd r a ma t ic de- partments joined forces for the production. The Blue Knights furnished the music and the art department added to the success by providing scenery realistically represent - ing a riverboat complete with paddle- wheel. The principal characters in the story line were Kay Plummer as Magnolia, Barry Glazer as Beauregard, Tammy Summers as grandmother, and Roger Drake as the showboat captain. RIGHT: Rodger Drake the captain, Mike Smith the mate, and Tammy Summers the fearful grandmother provided the comedy. Usherettes left to right are Charla Fluharty, Debbie Morris, Paula Thomas, Karen Hagan, Anita Mautz, Linda Ray, and Becky Taihi. Seated is Nancy Swope. 19

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The Cast and Crew pose for the post-show picture. The front row Beef-line has Jim Wade, Ron Harlan, Jeff Danhauer, Pete Bailey, Bruce Baker, Bob Young, Brent Lovenshimer, Danny Prichard, Roy Reid, and Jeff Ater. The crew included committee heads Bill Taylor, stage manager; Dave Benjamin, technician; Margaret Hollingshead and Jill Saunders, costumes; Karen Knapp, make-up; Paula Thomas, ushers; Rick Hull and Pat Wiley, properties; Allan Fuller, follow-spot; Dave Hamilton, curtain operator. The hilarious highlight of the evening was the goings- on of the go-go- girls, portrayed by Bob Young(left) and Roy Reia. They brought down the house. BELOW: Magnolia (Kay Plummer) and Beauregard (Barry Glazer) provided drama and excitement with their screaming quarrels and hot and cold romance. 18

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ABOVE: Jim McCandlish in his beachcomber top approves Jonnie Morrison's wild granny glasses, not to mention that fringe-bottomed awning shift, black tex- tured stockings and hullabaloo boots-real camp. BELOW LEFT: Ouch, watch my sore neck, says Holly Pitcock. Okay, Okay, replies Bill Lear, I was only trying to get the kinks out. You better switch from the jerk to the frug and then Watusi a while. BELOW CENTER: Jeff Gannon and girlfriend take advantage of the groovy Tornados as they shake to the beat. BELOW: Rob Higgins, Chuck Denhart, and Becky Schaffer rest their muscles and watch Steve Schmid's photo birdie. Tweet! Sadie Hawkins Goes a-Go-Go The annual Sadie Hawkins dance, once a stompin' Hill-Billy extravaganza, has gone hullabaloo. The Go-Go Cage replaces the Skonk Works and tennis shoes the box-toed - brogues. So, Sadie-a-Go-Go was held March 25 in the gym to music supplied by the O.U. Tornados. While the chiropractors waited patiently, the Dog-patch chicks ran down their men and roped them into doing the jerk, the whip-lash, and the convolvo. ABOVE: Jill Saunders and Tom Haynes perch sleep- ily on top of bleachers listening dreamily to gentle tones of Yeah, Man, Jerk.