Zanesville High School - Comus Yearbok (Zanesville, OH)

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Planned, impromptu happenings encourage sharing Sharing, Comradeship — true, honest. Whether a twosome or A large vivacious clan. Enjoying it to the finish, Being there together Is what it's all about. Knowing that each moment Reveals a special treasure, A satisfaction of achieving The reward; laughter ... or Tl reward of an embrace. Knowing lasting friendships Content with times past. Anticipating those to come. Each, contributing memories That provide a longevity To the Year of the Devil. 10 Year of the Devil

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FAR LEFT: The isolation of an injury is mirrored by senior Charles Dusenberry whose bad knee kept him on the sidelines near the season s end. CENTER LEFT: Solitude gives way to thinking, re- flection . . . sometimes a decision . . . enigma — reflected in the face of Cathy Cohen. LEFT: The bustle of lunch hour .s lessened for Sophomore Helen Hill who has chosen to enjoy the warm spring weather that arrived late. BELOW: Braced against a barren white oak a lone figure looks skyward to trace the last con- tours made by a dying day over the campus.

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FAR LEFT: Senior thespian Mark Redman stares in- tently across the stage as he receives direction during a dress of The Taming of the Shrew. CENTER LEFT: Spontaneous humor resulting from generous ad libbing spreads across the face of Jayna Parrish during a light moment. BELOW LEFT: Sophomore Debbie Vaughn applies herself to make her stage debut a memorable one as she assumes the demanding role of Kate. LEFT: A wave of happiness sweeps across the gym floor as fans mix with jubilant players after a one- point victory over Cambridge. BELOW: The arrival of spring is informally cele- brated by teacher-turned-cycliat Mr. Lynn Morgan as he tries out Sue Kirby's bike. Year of the Devil 11