Zanesville High School - Comus Yearbok (Zanesville, OH)

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Girls Prepare Precision Acts After being chosen in May the Majorettes work hard to prepare twirling routines, which they per- form at half-time shows in the fall. They also perform in parades and at the county fair. Paula Barker chosen head majorette by Wayne Carpenter, the group’s director. Other members of the corps were Pam Kinney, Kathy Riggle, and Shirley Mautz. Blair Tom was chosen as feature twirler and per- formed some fantastic feats. The members of the Majorette Corps attended Camp Ohio band camp along with the Devilettes and the band. At the camp they learned routines involving fire batons, flags, light batons, and dragontails, as well as regular batons. The Majorettes pose on the football field. They are Paula Barker, a senior and head majorette: Pam Kinney, a sophomore; Kathy Riggle. a soph- omore: and Shirley Mautz, a junior. These girls march with the band and perform at all the half-time shows in the fall.

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FRONT: Margy Harsch. ROW 2: Marcy Zwelling, Jan Stimpson, Ellen Miller. ROW 3: Sally Graham, Charlene Young, Mary Jane Rouan, Ann Hutcheson. ROW 4: Rhoda W ilson, Lou Anne Taylor. Debbie Welsh, Sondra Mattingly, Susie Henderson. ROW 5: Dona Bcnincasa, Brenda Stewart. Jean McFarland, Marsha Houston. Linda Sagle, Barb Hannahs. ROW 6: Diane Miracle. Melissa Miller. Jan Newton. Chris MacDonald. Laurie Coffman, Helen Frick. Sally Bryan. ROW 7: Peggy Skelton, Linda Rhinehart, Debbon Schaum. Kim Summers. Joan Swope, Cathy Miller, Cathy Larimer, Susan Gary. ROW 8: Claudia Wilson, Tracy Hill, Debbie Worstall, Beth McCollister, Jan Gundlefinger. Debbie Fenstermakcr, Kay Johnson. Ann Cavanaugh, Marcy Harper. Drill Team Receives Four Honors Devilettes, Zanesville High School’s precision drill team, works hard all year in order to per- form in the football half-time shows. Try-outs for this organization begin in April and forty- one girls are chosen to make up the corps. Officers for the drill team are selected by Wayne Carpenter, the group’s director. This year’s officers were Margy Harsch, captain; Ellen Miller, first lieutenant; Marcy Zwelling, second lieutenant; and Jan Stimpson, third lieutenant. The National Drill Team Association, to which the Devilettes belong, held a drill team camp in Oklahoma during June. Several girls from Zane- sville attended the Thunderhawk camp. Those attending were Ann Cavanaugh, Kay Johnson, Margy Harsch, Ellen Miller, Marcy Zwelling, and Jan Stimpson. The girls placed fourth in camp competition. Debbie Fenstermaker and Margy Harsch attend- ed a five day camp at Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana. In final competition these two girls received a first place trophy. All Devilettes attended Camp Ohio with the ZHS Marching Band. The Drill team performed at the Greater Day- ton Area Drill Team Contest 2nd placed fourth. Imlay’s weekly Gift of Roses was presented to the Devilettes for being an outstanding group. An Award Banquet was held at the Euclid Methodist Church in December to honor the girls for their accomplishments. Honors were bestowed and each girl presented with a pin or charm.

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Varsity and Reserve cheerleaders Vicki Weaver, Penny Orr, Daphne Queen, and Cindy Jones rouse students at the bonfire. One of the “Nerk cheerleaders demonstrates “her ablity at the bonfire. In the background the “Nerk team, Zanesville cheer- leaders and an enthusiastic crowd look on. Football Rallies Keep Spirits High Two football pep rallies were held this fall. The first, held Thursday, September 10, in the gym, was a Meet-The-Team rally. The team was introduced to the students by the coaching staff. At the end of a fun evening gridiron supporters and band members prepare to leave the stadium. The young lady in the foreground seems to be enchanted with Dan Rogers. 6 On the evening of October 28 a bonfire rally was held in the stadium. Senior members of GAA dressed as the Newark football team and per- formed a skit to amuse loyal supporters.