West Muskingum High School - Tornado Yearbook (Zanesville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1965 volume:

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We hope you enjoyed helping us as much as We delighted in working with you. lst row--Back Royce Browning Sharon Boetcher Cindy Kessler Martha Glass Cheryl Probasco Mert Musselman Brenda Shuey Diane Ross 2nd iow Judy Reigle Gloria Covert Danny O'Donnell Sandy Kessler Janice Steel Sales Representatives. This year, our sales team, led by Danny O'Donne1l, pushed forward to an all-time high in sales, increasing the total to over 502, more than last year. Their outstanding work enabled us to offer the finest yearbook ever. OUR LEADERS: Janice and Gloria un- knowingly accepted a very serious situation when they agreed to be editors of the '65 Tornado. The respn- sibility which they in- herited placed many problems on their hands, but they came through in rare form. Congratulations to them on a job well done. 3rd row Bobbie Ratcliff Susan Overman Bobbie Eppley Gloria Burfield Martha Forsythe Janie Kopchak Sharon Luman Dedi Russi Betsy Ross 4th row Colleen Bankes Pene Sunkel Bob Morgan Susan McLaughli Linda Miller Janice Basalla, left and Gloria Covert, right. fi wx! Mark Zellers, Danny O'Donnell, and David Painter Hats off, also, to our team of typists. Without their struggle through one of many smallfinancialproblems persistent pecking we would have been far behind which cropped up during the first few months of the schedule, May their tired fingers rest in peace. year. I1 --,-.m.,,.., , . is- 9 The West Muskingum High, designed to accomodate 500 students, is located on a beautiful 47 acre site, six miles West of Zanesville. The building contains eighteen teaching stations, including regular class rooms, two science rooms with adjoining preparation room, separate rooms for typing, shorthand and bookkeeping, a combination gymnasium-auditorium seating 1200, a combination dining-study hall area with seating capacity of 250, a library work and reading room seating 50 students, a specially designed band room which will accomodate 90, a home economics laboratory, a speech and dramatics laboratory, a large Industrial Arts room, an administrative suite, and a large modern kitchen. 42.7 VV INII I-I S The following statement made by Norman Cousins was printed in the publication known as Clearing House g Education fails unless the Three R's at one end of the school spectrum lead ultimately to the Four P's at the other -- Preparation for Earning, Preparation for Living, Preparation for Understanding, Preparation for Participation in the prob- lems involved in the making of a better world. We commend you for having completed this very important phase of your formal education and trust that you have acquired a thorough knowledge of not only the Three R's, but also the Four P's to aid you in meeting the challenges of the life that lies ahead. A, O, Tom Co. Supt. of Schools Left to right: Clarence Smith, Ralph Norman, C. dcntg Robert lrvin, U. F.l.CCk1'OllC, SL1DU1'illIGlld6HI3 Edwin Bell, prcsldentg Harold Cillogly, vice prcsi- R. l.. Painter, clerk. Tl-lE WEST MUSKINGUM BOARD OF EDUC ATION A devoted group of men playing the part of middleman, between the public and our school. Many times they have worked into the small hours ofthe morning over the problems pre- sented to them. To them we give the praise which they so much deserve. Mr. Helmick, our principal, attends to the disciplinary problems of our school. Mr. Helmick has been a patient, sincere, and en- couraging leader at West Muskingum High School for the past year. I-lis guidance and understanding have demonstrated his interest and concern for the future of West Muskingum's students. Mr. I-Ielmick, in promoting a better school for us, believes firmly that the develop- ment of a sound educational programis essential for protecting and maintaining the future Welfare of Muskingum's students. We are extremely fortunate to have such a competent person as our principal. 6 Mr. Leckrone, our superintendent, is re- sponsible for the supervision and administration of the West Muskingum Schools. Mr. Leckrone is extremely interested in the education of students and in improving and broadening our educational curriculum. His understanding of West Muskingum youth has led us, the students of West Muskingum I-l, S., to recognize his deep dedication. We feel proud in having such an individual as our administrator. .sl ..-4 fi- '114 .gp 'S-I , .Z ' 5' ff' ' ' 5 H ,L DON A. MILLIGAN B. A. Ohio State Chemistry and Physics MRS. MARY G. KRlilS AJS, Wittenberg College Foreign languages Journalism 'll IOM AS ll, MH ,l, E R B,S, College of Steubenville English Speech MRS, CIAROLYN ROSIC B S Universit' of . . 3 'loletlo llome Economics MARION DAVllLS AJS, West Liberty State College English lihrary THOMAS D. MOORE B, A. Muskingum College World History Sociology lieononiies MRS, .I.fXNl'. l., GAl,lj BB. Ohio State University English .llililiY li. GIBSON Muskingum College Vocal Music 7 DAN TOOl,li Ohio University Muskingum College Mathematics MARY E. ORMISTON Ohio University Marietta Business College Typing, Shorthand Yearbook Advisor Dean of Girls WAIfl'liR HARROP A. B. Muskingum College Biology, Health Physical liclucation Head Basketball Coach Ass't. Football Coach l1UNlCli lc. HESSON B.S. Morris Harvey College lgnglish D. li. CARNES B,S, in Commerce M.Ed. Ohio University Bookkeeping Business Law Secretarial Office Training .IAMIQS li. SWINHHABT 13. S. Capital University American Government Driver liducation Dean of Boys BARIBARA li. FAI CONUR B. A. liducation Principia College Physical lgtlucation Health NORMA L. FULTZ B. A. Muskingum College Civics, Sociology General Science C. DUNCAN HS'l'll l. ILA. Miami University Mathematics linglish 9 General Science CHARLI-QS S. BRYANT BS. Ohio State University Natural Resourses Driver Iiducation Head Football Coach Track Coach GARY D. ARKRUM l3.A,, Marietta College History Biology Physical Education DONNA CRIST B.S. Miami University Ass't Football ti Reserve Basketball General Business i'liNl1l,Ul,li5UliHOOPliIi 13.8, Miami University Speech and Hearing Therapist Business linglish Business Arithmetic Personal Typing Salesmanship and Retailing 9909961 0060000 The beautiful estate of West Muskingum is honored with the finest staff of skilled laborers on earth. Though all are very versatile, each is outstanding in his field. ' T? The task of piloting our fleet of bright yellow limousines is taken up by, from left, James Swinehart, Jay Grimes, Kenny Tom, Ralph Sletzer, Ed Hollingsworth, Jim Adams, and their leaders, Bob Spencer, Out in the kitchen we have ljlma lljppley, left, and Bonnie Hollingworth, who daily prepare mountains of fine food to keep us all hail and hearty. And then there is Mrs. Roach, Whose job it Following faithfully in the wake of endless disasters are John is to see that we get hail and hearty on some- Kearns, Roger Moss, and John Baird. By these men, our estate thing beside pizzas and milkshakes. is kept spotless and functioning smoothly. Hats off to them all. ecrefary ana! .xgiclea iw me - - mi ,, A.,,. ,,.,W,.MW ,, ,s,,-i,ff:gL5- ug ,fggt difmi,-1, ,z,.f,,,,ih ,tif f, K - HM,,..a Left to right: Joanna Guss, Brenda Miller, Qiintly Kessler, Shirley Porter, Sandy Kessler, Linda Hand, Patty Stiers, Cathy Hoffman, Debbie Madden, Betsy Ross, Sharon Luinan, Linda House, CathyChew, Susan Our proficient secretary, Miss Joanna Guss, graduated from West Muskingum in the class of l96-1. She is doing an excellent job as secretary to Mr. Leekrone. Mel aughlin. 'lhese girls xxork in the office during their free periods to assist the secretary, Miss Joanna CUSS. l wus SETCZV 5 mu REBECCA RUSSELL PAT KELLY Track 1,2,4Q Debating Club 13 Varsity Track 23 Foot- ball 2,33 Class officer 2,3,4, President of class 2,3, 43 Science Club 23 President 2,33 Junior Class Play 3g Prom Chairman 33 Varsity Club 3,4, Treasur 43 Class Ring Committee 33 Yearbook Staff 43 Co-editor of Live Wire 43 Senior Class Play 43 Thespians 3,43 Homecoming committee 4. JUDY REICLE--Secretary of class Latin Club 2g Camera Club lg Y-Teens l,3,43 Citizen- ship Award 23 Student Council 23 Varsigy Cheerleader 1,33 Annual Staff3 Livewire Staff 4g lass Sec't. 4g Scholarship Team 23 Junior Honor Society 13 Junior Red Cross 33 Recreational Director of Y-Teens 43 Hall Monitor lg Homecoming committee 43 Prom committee, CINDY TATI Y-Teens l,2, Secretary 3, Treasurer 43 Hall Monitor 13 Honor Society lg Red Cross 33 Pep Club 33 Office Aid 2,33 Yearbook Staffg Class Treasurer 43 Home- coming Committeeg Prom Committeeg Ring Committee. G.A.A. l,23 Latin Club l,2, Joy Teens l,3, Scholar ship Team l,23 Chorus l,2,33 Operta 1,22 Y-Teens 3, officer 43 Vice President of Class 43 Year Book Staff 43 Honor Club 4. SHAREE BALDWIN Chorus 13 Jr. Band 13 Vice Pres. lg Senior Band 2,3,43 Band Librarian 2,3, Head Librarian 43 Band Council 2, 3,43 Band Vice Pres. 43 Y- Teens 2,33 Red Cross 2,33 Dramatic Club 43 Prom Com- mittee 33 Vice Pres. Thespi- ans 3,43 Student Council 23 Scholarship Team l,2,3,4Q Jr. Class Playg Student Director Senior Play3 Pep Club 2,35 Yearbook Staff. COLLEEN BANKES Y-Teens l,2,3,43 Sports Club lg Librarian lg Red Cross 2, 3,4, treasurer 43 Pep Club 2,3,4Q Gym Assistant 13 Seaders Club 13 Reserve Cheerleader 2,3, Varsity Cheerleader 3, head cheer- leader 4g Class Play 33 Prom Committee 33 Year Book Staff 4, representative 4. JANICE BASALLA Y-Teens l,3,4Q Scholarship Team 2,3,43 Junior Honor Society 13 Camera Club 13 Hall Monitor lg Latin Club 33 Office Aide 23 Jr. Class Play Staff 33 Pep Club 3, Treasur- er 33 Red Cross 3g Thes- pariety Show 33 Student Council 4, Sec. 43 Editor of Yearbook 43 Recreation Di- rector Y-Teens 43 Prom Committee 33 Live Wire Staff Typist 43 Honor Club 4. GARY BECKE RT PHILL BENDURE Reserve Basketball 13 Hi-Y 2,3. i ERIN BISCHOFF Y-Teens 133,43 National Honor Society ls Camera Club lj Guidance Panel 13 Latin Club 23 Red Cross 33 Pep Club 33 Band l,2,3,43 Brass Quartet 33 Yearbook Staff 43 Variety Show lg Sr. Honor Society 43 Prom Committee 33 Ring Committee 33 Honor Club 4. DAVID BONIFIELD Safety Council 3,43 Audio Visual Department 4. TOM BOYD Track 1,2,33 Honor Society 13 School Paper lj Science Club 13 Football 23 Hi-Y 2,33 Schol- arship Team 2,33 Varsity Club 3,4. JEFF BRANDOM Baseball l' Basketball l 2' Track 2, Hi-Y 3. DONNA CAMPBELL Flaghearer 15 Magazine Rep- resentative l5 Pep Club 2,3, 45 Red Cross 2,45 Y-Teens 2, 35 Dramatic Club 3. TERRY CAW Science Club 2,35 Scholarship Team l,2,35 Football 3,45 Track 3. ....,,,,',, LYNN CHEW Football l,2,3,4g Wrestling lg Hi-Y 4. TERRY CLARK Chorus 25 Audio Visual Aid 4. RAYMOND COLLINS Grounds Patrol 15 Audio- Visual Aids 3,45 Band Record- er 3,45 Thespians 3,45 Dra- matic Club 35 Class Play Committee 2,3,45 Photogra- pher for Yearbook 3,4. GLORIA KAY COVERT Reserve Cheerleader 15 Chorus 15 Red Cross 2,35 Y- Teens 25 Pep Club 45 Dramat- ics 3,45 Senior Class Play Committeeg Student Council Alternate 3,45 Livewire 45 Yearbook Co-editorg Cashier 3,45 Big Sister 3,4. CAROLYN DALTON Cafeteria 2,3,45 Future Nurses 35 Red Cross 3. 15 JIM DARBY RANDYLN DARNER Red Cross l,2,35 Y- Teens 2, 35 Cafeteria 2,4. LINDA DECKER French Club 1, President 25 Y-Teens 2,35 Yearbook Staff 4. BILL DINGEY Hi- Y 2, V ic e President 3 Treasurer 45 Varsity Foot- ball 2,3, Captain 45 Track 2, 35 Varsity C ub 3, Vice Pres- ident 4. GREG DRANDA Debate Team lg Camera Club 15 Red Cross Officer 15 Op- timist Oratory Speech 2nd, Place lg Science Club 2,35 Dramatics Club 2,35 Student Council 35 Varsity Club 3,45 Christmas Play 35 Junior Class Play 35 Movie Crew lg Homecoming Committeeg Vice - President Dramatics Club5 Yearbook Staff 45 Foot- ball Manager 35 Basketball Manager 3. MARY DURANT Y-Teens 2,3. DIANNA EPPLEY Honor Societ 15 Guidance Panel l5 Y-Teens 15 Red Cross 2,35 Latin Club 25 Pep Club 35 Future Nurses 35 School Paper 4. ANNE FISHER Pep Club lg Libraryl5 Chorus 25 Scholarship Team 3. SHARON HARSHMAN Honor Roll 13 Librarian lg Mimeographer lg Special Music Services lg Y-Teens Secretary lg Office Aide l3 Red Cross 1,23 Latin Club 23 Future Nurses 33 Class Ring Committee 33 Flash Staff lg Newspaper Staff 43 Art Clubl. GEORGE HARVEY Reserve Basketball 13 Hi-Y 2, 3, President 43 Vice President of Varsity Club 2,3, President 43 Class Vice President 2,33 Varsity Football 2,3, Captain 43 Varsity Basketball 2,3,43 Baseball 23 Class Play 4. RON HAYES Hi-Y l,3,43 Football l,2,43 Basketball l3 Varsity Club. PFW! M. 33? CAROL HEAGEN Mixed Chorus 13 French Club 23 Red Cross 2,3,43 Y-Teens 2,3,43 Prom Committee 33 Junior Class Play Committee 33 Livewire Staff 4. .IE R RY I-IENDE RSHOT Reserve Basketball 1,25 Base- ball 2,3,43 Varsity Club 2,3,4. CARY HIGGINS Band l,2,3,43 Band Council 4. MICHAEL HOSKINSON Thespian 3,43 Drama Club 43 Class Play 33 Beaker Breaker Science Club 33 Latin Club 1 ,2. RICK HOLLINS Varsity Basketball 3,4. I7 DAN HUPP Varsity Baseball lg Reserve Basketball lg Hi-Y3,4gVarsi- ty Football 2,3,4g Track 2,33 Captain of the Football Team 4. DICK JASPER Reserve Basketball 23 Track 2,3,4g Hi-Y 2,3,4g Varsity Basketball 3,45 Varsity Club glut HM J 'f 'nr i 3,4. LARRY JONES JOHN JORDAN MIKE KELLY Track l,2,3,43 Science Club 23 Varsity Club 2, Vice Presi- dent 3,4g Varsity Football2,3, 43 Prom Committee 3. SANDY KESSLER Mixed Chorus l,2g Glee Club l,2,3g Drama Club 3g Y-Teens 23 Pres. of Red Cross 43 Of- fice Aide 4g Yearbook Repre- sentative 4g Livewire Staff 4g Red Cross 23 Band 3,45 Prom Committee 33 Senior Class Play Committee. JUDY KIRK Student Council 2, Secretary 33 Red Cross 45 Office Aid 33 Drama Club 43 Mixed Chorus l,2. NANCY KNAUP Clee Club lg Band l,2,3g Y- Teens 3,45 Librarian l. 'UO 'x KAY KOPCHAK F,H.A. l5 Band lg Red Cross 3,45 Y-Teens 3. LAURA K RAUSE Scholarship Team l,2,35 Y- Tecns 2,35 Latin Club l,2. BOB LACY Football 25 Track l,2,35 Bas- ketball l5 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Chorus 25 Science Club l, LINDA LEAKE Y-Teen l,2,35 Red Cross l,2, 3,45 Librarian 15 Leaders Club lg Monitor lg Drama Club 3,45 Christmas Play 35 Junior Class Play 35Thespian 3,45 Senior Class Play 45 Clee Club 1. JANICE LLOYD Y-Teens 3,45 Pep Club 35 Li- brarian lg Red Cross 3. DICK LOUCHMAN Student Council l,45 Varsity Club 3,45 Hi-Y 35 Reserve Basketball 25 Varsit Basket- ball 3,45 Track 35 lglasketball Honor Roll 3. JERRY LYNN Science Club 2,3,4. HENRY MADINCER Scholarship Team 15 Football 15 Latin Club 35 Class Play 35 Audio-Visual Aids 45 Math Club 45 Science Club 3,4g Class Play Assistant 4. l 1 9 MIKE MARTIN Hi-Y 23 Reserve Basketball 1,23 Varsity Basketball 3,43 Reserve Football 23 Varsity Football 3g Track 2,3,43 Var- sity Club 3,43 Honorable men- tion for Southeastern Ohio 3j Tim e s Recorder Basketball Honor Roll 3. JLM MAXWELL Reserve Basketball 23 Base- ball 2,3,43 Varsity Club 3,4. CHARLES MCCLOUD Reserve Basketball l,2Q Class President 13 Football2,43 Prom Committee 33 Hi-Y3,43 Varsity Club 4. DALE MC CEE Reserve Basketball 1,23 Var- sity Basketball 33 Baseball 4. SUSAN MCLAUGHLIN Band 13 Science Club 13 Treasurer of Debating Team 13 Y-Teens 13 President 43 Latin Club 23 Pep Club 3, president 43 Future Nurses 33 Office Aid 43 Chairman of Magazine Drive 43 Co-Editor of Livewire 43 Junior A- chievement 2,3,4. ALAN MCLOUGHLIN Basketball 13 Football 13 Glee Club 13 Reserve Basketball23 Science Club 23 Hi-Y Club 3, 43 Varsity Basketball 33 Var- sity Club 4. MELALNE ANN MEES , National Jr. Honor Society lj Y-Teens l,2,3,4j Latin lub 2g Camera Club ly Jr. Red Cross 33 Pep Club 33 Band 1, 2,3,43 Yearbook Staff43 Schol- arship Team 23 Prom Com- mittee 33 Honor Society 4. DENISE METZLER Chorus l,2,33 Y-Teens l,2Q Cheerleader 13 National Junior Honor Society l,Office Aid 13 Latin Club President 2g Reserve Cheerleader 3, Junior Class Play3 Junior Red Cross 33 Varsity Cheerleader 43 Thespian Secretary 43 Drama Club 43 Pep Club 4. 'T ,, s h . ,Q , ,Y 45 f?. 'Wk ,pww 5 IB! I JIM MILLER LINDA KAY MILLER Leader's Club 13 Monitor 13 Beacon Staff 13 Librarian lg Cym Assistant lg Clee Club 13 Christmas Play lg Office Aide 23 Class Treasurer 23 Latin Club 23 Pep Club 33 Pep Club President 3g Year Book Representative 43 Year Book Staff 43 Y-Teens l,2,3,4g Red Cross 1,2,3,43 Vice-President Red Cross 4g Junior Prom Committee 33 Homecoming Queen. BOB MORGAN Chorus 1,23 Hi-Yg Science 23 Year Book Representative 43 Thespian 3,43 Football ly Class Play 3,43 Livewire Staff 3,43 Glee Club 13 Biology Club 1. SANDEE MORRIS Band 13 Y-Teens 1,25 Red Cross 3,43 Camera Club lg Monitor 13 Newspaper Re- porter 4. ,aura 4- 'Y' CHUCK MURREY Track 2,3,43 Football 3,43 Re- serve Basketball 23 Varsity Club 3,43 Safety Council 23 Livewire Staff 43 Prom Com- mittee 3. JERRY NICHOLSON Science Club 2,3,43 Librarian 3,43 Audio Visual Club Pres- ident 43 Track 3. TOM NORRIS Hi-Y 33 Reserve Basketball 23 Football 2. GILBERT NOWELL H1-Y 3,4. 21 DANNY NUTT Football 2,35 Track 2,35 Var- gh- Sity Club. DANNY O'DONNELL Band l,2,35 Annual Staff 4. MARTHA ONSTOTT Chorus 15 Latin Club 25 Y- Teens l,2,3,-45 Pep Club 35 Red Cross 35 Yearbook Staff 45 Prom Committee 35 Live Wire Staff 45 Scholarship Team 3. JOHN OVERMAN Hi-Y 2,35 Varsity Club 3,45 Student Council l5 Varsity Chorus 45 Glee Club lg Dra- matic Club 45 Concert Band l,2,3,45 Marching Band l,2,3, 45 Band Council President 45 Varsity Track 35 Reserve Basketball 3,45 Baseball l,2, 3,45 Musk, County Baseball Champion Ohio District Base- ball Runner-Up. DAVE PAINTER DENNY PASSWATE R TOM PASSVVATER LYNDA PATTON Mixed Chorus lg Class Sec- retary l,2,35 Red Cross 253, 45 Red Cross Officer 3,45 Y- Teens 2,3545 Y-Teens Officer 45 Junior Christmas Play 35 Prom Committee 35 Yearbook Staff 45 Livewire Staff 45 Yearbook Representative 3. 22 1 J X. 'v' W ,M 3512 JENNIFER POWELL Red Cross 2,3,43 Y-Teens 2, 33 Pep Club 3,4Q Journalism Reporter 4. DICK PRYOR Student Council I, President 3, Secretary 43 Ili-Y Secretary 2,43 Varisty Club 2,3, Secre- tary 43 Yearbook Staff 43 Class Play 43 Big Brother Club 33 Livewire Staff 43 Bas- ketball 1,23 Track 33 Baseball l,2,3,43 Football 3, Captain 43 Prom Committee 33 Home- coming Committee 4. TOM RIDENOUR Reserve Basketball 23 Varsity Ifootball 2,3,43 Varsity Club 2, 3,43 Scholarship Team 23 Track 3. DIANE RIEHL Clee Club I3 C.S.lVI.C. I3 Jr. Red Cross l3 Nurses Club I. LINDA ROBERTS Librarian 13 Band 1,2,3,4Q Latin Club 23 Red Cross 23 Y - T e e n s 3,43 Scholarship Team 3. BETSY RODMAN Mixed chorus I3 Librarian I3 Concert Band l,2,3,43 March- ing Band l,2,3,43 Iflute Choir 33 Dramatic Club 3,43 Y- Teens 2,43 Prom Committee 33 Majorette l,2,33 Head Ma- jorette 43 Fashionetts 33 Band Council 4. JOHN ROLLINS Football 2,3,43 Varsity Club 2,3,43 Track 2,33 Ili-Y 3,4. CINDY ROSS Mixed Chorus I3 Librarian lg Concert Band l,2,3,43 March- ing Band l,2,3,43 Flute Choir 33 Class Treasurer I3 Year- book Secretary 43 Dramatic Club 3,43 Y-Teens 23 Senior Class P18573 Prom Committee 33 Yearbook Staffg Majorette 2. 23 LINDA SHUEY Assistant Class Treasurer l3 Y-Teens 23 Red Cross 23 Pep Club 3. JIM SMALL Science Club l 2' Hi-Yl 3 4 RICK SMITH Varsity Club 2,3,43 Track 33 Football 3 SUSAN SMITH Sec. Home Room 113 Office Aid lg Monitor ls Y-Teens l, 23 Red Cross lg Chorus 2,33 Future Nurses 33 Dramatics Club 3,43 Year Book Staff 43 Senior Class Pla 43 Christmas Play 33 Jr. Class Play Staff 33 Pep Club 3. LINDA SPENCER KANDY STRAUSS Chorus 13 Y-Teens 2,3,4g Red Cross 2,3,43 Varsity Cheer- leader 2,3,43 Pep Club 2,3,43 Jr. Class Play Committee 33 Prom Committee 3. RONALD STUMP PENNY SUNKEL Leader's Club lg Sports Club lg Y-Teens l,3,43 Monitor lg Librarian lg Latin Club 23 Pep Club Sec. 33 Drama Club 3, president 43 Thespians 3, Tres. 43 Citizenship Award 33 Class Play l,3,43 Christmas Play 1,33 Live Wire Staff Typist 43 Yearbook Repre- sentative 43 Future Teachers 3. nf JUDY 'lAYl OR Office Aid lg Girls Clee Club l,23 Y-Teens lg Latin Club 23 Future Nurses 33 Reserve Cheerleader 3g Dramatic Club 43 Senior Class Play Com- mittee 43 Debate Team Secre- tary l. NANCY 'l'lili'I'liliS Y-Teens l,2,33 Pep Club 33 Drama Club 43 Audio Visual Aid 4. RON THOMAS Guidance Council lg National Jr. Honor Society lg Science Club 2,33 Scholarship Team 33 Prom Committee 33 News- paper Staff 43 Homecoming Committee 4. GARY VAN Al,l.l'lN TOM WALSH Hi-Y 2,3,43 Track 23 lfootball 2,33 lfootball Manager 43 Visual Aid Club li. LINDA WAL POLIL C.S.M.C. lg Glee Club lg .lun- ior Red Cross 2,43 Y-Teens 23 Senior Class Play 43 Year- book Staff 4. 4. - . 1 - f 1 it Al.l?Ell'l' Wllliljl UR Chorus 2,3,43 Track 23 Class Play 133 Dramatic Club 3,43 Thespians 4. The Class of 1965 worked diligently on many activities for the benefit of the student body. The Homecoming Ceremonies and Dance, the Christmas Dance, and the Sadie Hawkins Dance were results of the hard work of its members. Four of its seniors excelled in the academic field and represented the school on WHIZ television on the Honor Society Program. The football and basketball teams were com- posed largely of members of the senior class. Both teams did an excellent job this year. 25 BOB WILLIS MARIAN WILSON Thespians 3,43 Dramatic Club 4' Hi-Y 3 DICK WISE Hi-Y 13 Debate Club lg Science Club 2,33 Chorus 23 Newspaper Staff 4. LEE ANNE WOLEE Guidance Panel 13 Chorus 13 National Junior Honor Society I3 Camera Club 13 Y-Teens 1,3, Vice President 43 Student Council - Sec, 2, Vice Pres. 33 Pres. 43 Scholarship Team 2,33 Latin Club 23 Pep Club 33 Big Sister Club 33 Yearbook Representative 3g Prom Com- mitteeg Yearbook Staff 43 Livewire Staffg Homecoming Attendant 3,4. CHRIS WOODS Reserve Basketball 1,23 Var- sity Basketball 3,43 Hi-Y l,2, 3,43 Varsity Club 3,4. FRED YOUNG Student Council 23 Football 3, 4g Track 3,4. KAREN YOUNG Y-Teens lg Latin Club 23 Fu- ture Teachers 33 Dramatic Club 33 Thespians 3,43 Honor Society. PAUL YOUNG MARK ZELLERS Movie Crew 1,3,4g Vice Pres- ident of Science Club l,3g National Hono r Society lg Scholarship Team 2,35 Class Play Assistant 3,43 Honor Roll Club 43 Yearbook Staff 43 Lab Assistant 3,4. JANICE STEELE Y-Teens lg Latin Club 25 Dra- matic Club 3,4g Leaders Club lg Pep Club 3g Yearbook Rep- resentative 4g Junior Class Play 33 Senior Class Play Committeeg Future Nurses 3g Honor Society 45 Monitor 1, IZUS K j 'c' C- - .1 0 .4 1: YI Q, ig E H - X Z Z6 ! gf nnuaf at ulor l'111 gf IIIIYIQQIT it-Hn' only ll1i.1zg'IjJ11.i.w'zI zulu Hn' Ifmtlzjmstc fmt! IRR - ' First Row: Cindy Tati, Lee Anne Wolfe, Erin Bischoff, Melanie Mees, Cindy Ross, Colleen Bankes, Linda Miller. Middle Row: Martha Onstott, Susan Smith, Gloria Covert, Janice Basalla, Becky Russell, Judy Reigle. 6 YJ, Last Row: Mark Zellers, Sharee Baldwin, Pat Kelly, Lynda Patton, Dick Q, Pryor, Greg Dranda, Danny O'Donnell, David Painter, Mrs. Ormiston. EN l ,V 'VB 1 all ff 4 KY v Lal: had N t cj mf Q' of 2 Sysyxf 27 W WW V ' jp W , 'A ,4ufA,m!,A4 012 WWmWWW?g2i Uv 3 f J' WWW JU 2222 - B312 ZMMWW WWWWM jixaibii Www Q xf ff1,55 W Sfyyfxx M5 M ig f'3,gQZf ff? gif? 2 Q? 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'fr Cfaaa 256 Class Officers Lee Wright, President, Kenny Cuss, Vice-Presi- dentg Royce Browning, Sec- retaryg Mert Musselman, Treasurerg First Row, Left to Right- Sandy Adams, Brent Aggas, Diane Agin, Sharon Allen, Cherie Baesel, Carolyn Barker, Beth Barthelmeh Second Row, Left to Right- Sue Baughman, Rose Beardmore, Danny Beebe, Virginia Bell, Phil Benoit, Sharon Boetcher, Teresa Boyd Third Row, Left to Right- Alan Brookover, L o u i s B rown, Nancy Brown, Rosemary Brown, To m B rown, Jim Burrows, Cathy Chew Fourth Row, Left to Right- Nancy Coovert, Janice Davis, Ronnie Denny, Steve Detwiler, Delmas Dingey, Cindy Downs, Roger Finlaw Fifth Row, Left to Right- Mike Fisher, Debbie Fisher, Jeff Fitzpatrick, Ken Frick, Martha Garner, Martha G l a s s, Rozanne Graves Sixth Row, Left to Right- Loren Grimes, Sonny Crotegeer, Rhonda Guerin, Linda Hand, Joanne H a rp e r, Deena Harrier, Jim Harrier Seventh Row, Left to Right -Mike Havens, Susan Hayes, Candy Hendershot, Pamela Hess, Kathy H o ffm an, Linda House, John Holbein Eighth Row, Left to Right- Joanne Huffman, Pat James, Larry Johnson, Ronnie Jones L W5 t' ' l 3 5 , Q J , t K fx-R id -J Q y ' fa .::. 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A A... .. a li' : Q K are WN , 14 .L as I ft 5 T ' fi I m Cfaaa Z7 Row l - Left to Right - Linda Maxwell, Debbie Madden, Harriet Moran, Tom Maxwell, Torn M u s s e l m a n, Dennie Morehead, Rick Miracle Row 2 - Left to Right - Bonnie N e wto n, Dennis O'Reilly, Roger Painter, Susan Palmer, Susan Patterson, Nancy Peters, Tom Peters Row 3 - Left to Right - Shirley Porter, Steve Porter, Linda Probasco, Dedi Russi, Vicki Russell, Karen Ruestic, Bill Riser Row 4 - Left to Right - Steve Russell, Andrea Salahub, Karen Schuster, Alice Scott, Cathy Smith, Joy Smith, Sheila Smith Row 5 - Left to Right - Tammy Smith, Tommy Sorg, Gilbert Sharraek, Patty Steele, Sanna Sheets, John Shephard, John Shivers Row 6 - Left to Right - Lynne Stalh, Dick S t r a u s s, Patty Stiers, Lucia Svvayer, Becky T ay lo r, R o xa nn e Taggart, Danny Thornton Row 7 - Left to Right - Sandra Vaughn, Sherry Wells,Christy Wilson, Steve Ward, Kenny Winland, Cary Wilson, David Wilson Row 8 - Left to Right - Steve Wolfe, Karen Zwahlen, Steven Young, Dan Graves, Dean llarkness, Leslie Hoffman 33 ' I if il 1 ' ,sw .His-W-ff i'iT1'P yX'J 5 , za ,, i' '4 5 ,arp-L We S 1 qw J 1. 5 ffl-1 5 K im 'Q N l , QW 1' ' Q 19-'P' D an R im 1 . 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' '4 Cfaaa Z8 Row 1, Left to Right-Paul McLoughlin, P r e si de ntg Creg Norman, Vice-Presi- dentg Bobby Eppley, Sec- retaryg Bobby R a t c li ff, Treasurer Row 2, Left to Right-David Addis, Sheila Ault, Jim Bankes, Carolyn Beardmore, Danny Best, David Beitzel, Roger Bolin Row 3, Left to Right-Jay Close, Linda Croto, Mike Cover, Donna Covert,l Raschel Dalton, Sue Darby,N Linda Dean Row 4, Left to Right- i Margie Dingey, Michelle Dollings, Jane, Dovenbarger, Carol Dunnington, Bruce Dunzweiller, Larry Dutro, Tom Edwards Row 5, Left to Right-David F o r d, Mary Jane Hann, Marsha Harkness, Donna Harper, Doug Harsh, P a t r i c i a Harvey, Cheryl Haven Row 6, Left to Right-Judy Haden, Debbie Hendershot, Connie Hickman, David Hickman, Joyce Hill, Don Jerles, Shirley Johnson Row 7, Debbie Jones, Steve King, Joe Kerkendoll, Bobbie Leake, Fred Knaup, Steve Knaup, Charles Lee Row 8, Left to Right- Don Lucas, Tom Murphy, Jim Murphy, Eddie Morris, Eddie Moreland, David Mock, Karla McCoy 34 1 Cfaaa Z8 ,A Row l, Left to Right-Pat vm? , Nelson, Susan Overman, t R, i y l R E ,, A',' -Q- .,.. farm' JOY Palmer, JUdyPf11'f, QQ Q, L f, X ' 4, . .' , , Sylvia Peifer, Cindy l W' 5 ' W W' S Powell, Betty Quinn ' ' ' 1 1 - - E.. t Row 2, Left to Right-Lloyd I up, , H- i A Russell, William Roberts, 15 -.f. 5 , ,, il ,. . M Q, Z, 11.53 Mike Riggle, Arletta W f I ' , ' ' L W 3-4 ' R enolds, Greg Rambo, ' W5 t 2+f 'V it i ilini 'W' of-EJ - Grayce Saunders, Kandie ' ' ' W i schuimeis A l in x K- ' B ' -9 4 Row 3 Len ro flight Marv f , Q Searchy, Jerry sha'ffer,ix1dn , -r- , - V-g j lip Aqk. I ' gpg '2'- H if , M, Sliuey, Elizabeth Shuey, im ,Q '92, if i , , Q 5 , L 'X gf 3 1 5' , U L,y' l , John Snider, David Stemm, .:,.,: , Tim Svvinehart xv. , y i ' W 1 .,-1 x,+,,:.1l'x.,.' xi s Q- - -vu A ih , ,, Row 4, Left to Right-Danny . ,Q l H D, Smith, Sandra Sorg, if 'eff' jg '? 5 -3j',, -g A ' X? H ' 'F R ich a td Sta rkey, Jan ,3 , - - I M 5 1, 1 Steele, Linda Suttles,Steve W. ' , ': -K KM? Q-. -.sr Tussing, Joe Trusler ui Row 5, Left to Right-Dave E . . 1, Vandenbark, Elaine H. , is - .. , Walpole, Daniel W ay n e, El - l Rita Wayne, Karen Weiser, 'X' -, :U ,tif Mary Jane Weiser, Peggy K QA 5 .. . - ' , Williams ' x I will I A i A ' ROW 6, Left to Right-Mary Q ,W D E, ' W he e l e r, Rick Winland, 'fl Q S ,K l,, Y David Workman, Ron Young ,ff .5 2 . - - ' '-J t A 'I ' 'ff .K 5, -,I A . V Ti., VV INII I-I S ,iii ' .SW . ff' t if Q ,H 1 ,Q Q 1 iff My i ,. tv, . 1.5, 4 cience Row l - Left to Right - Mr. listill, adviser, Larry Jones, Mary Search, Henry Madinger, Mr. Toole, adviser. Row 2 - Left to Right - Alan Brookover, Jim Darby, Steve Milstead, CM Ted liee, Grace Saunders, Ron' 3 - Lett to Right - Jerry Nicholson, ,ferry Lynn, l'red Young, Steve Ward, Tom Cove r. ,,,,.A unior ,Qui Croda First Row, Left to Right-Cindy Kessler, Kandy Strauss, Linda Kay Miller, Becky Taylor, Sandy Kessler, Colleen Bankes, Lynda Patton, Michele Greer, Judy Kirk. Second Row, Left to Right- Advisor, Mrs. Kreis, Sandy Morris, Linda Walpole, Paula Lee, Karen Schuster, Jennifer Powell, Mary Jane Weiser, Kay Kopchak, Cathy Hoffman, Carol lleagen, Advisor, Mrs. Rose. Third Row, Left to Right-Donna llarper, llarriet Moran, lilaine Walpole, llarh Uetxviler, Linda Suttles, Linda Shuey, Rita Wayne, Linda Dean. .gzfuclenf Counci First Row, Left to Right-Dick Pryor, Janica Basalla, Right-Sylvia Pifer, Donna Covert, Dick Loughman, Lee Anne Wolfe, Beth Barthelmeh, Martha Glass, Tim Mendenhall, Brenda Shuey, Phil Loughman, Teresa Maxwell, Becky Taylor. Second Row, Left to Steve Wolfe. -U Row l - Left to Right- Steve Wolfe, Dick Vandenbark, Dick Pryor, George Harvey, Alan McLoughlin, Bill Dingi, Punk Zwahlen, Liesley Hoffman, Jim Small. Row 2 - Left to Right - Mr. Moore, adviser, Jeff Fitzpatrick, Lynn Chew, Chris Woods, Dick Jasper, Dick Ervin, John Rollins, Roger Finlaw, Mr. Garnes, adviser. Row 3 - Left to Right - Gilbert Nowell, Bruce Dunzweiler, Greg Norman, Bill Garner, Kenny Guss, Charlie McCloud, Danny Eppley. Row 4 - Left to Right - Gene Kreuter, Danny Beebe, Lewis McCloud, gom Brown, Tom Reece, Phil Loughman, Doug trauss. y'j0el'l5 Row 1 - Bobbie Ratcliffe, Susan Gverman, Brenda Miller, Janice Basalla, Linda House, Lynda Patton, Susan McLoughlin, LeeAnn Wolfe, Cindy Tati, Becky Russell, Judy Reigle. Row 2 - Sylvia Pifer, Connie Hickman, Melanie Mees, Mary Jane Hand, Becky Taylor, Michelle Greer, Renee' Murphy, Vicki Russell, Cheryl Havens, Sharon Boetcher, Kay Krause, Mrs. Foltz, adviser. Row 3 - Sanna Sheets, Linda Hand, Nancy Felder, Linda Miller, Cheryl Probasco, Dawn Richards, Lisa Huey, Sue Lily, Marjorie Dingey, Kandy Strauss, Colleen Bankes, Erin Bischoff, Mrs. Falconer, advisor. Row -i - Tammy Smith, Bonnie Newton, Karen Rustic, Betsy Rodman, Linda Probasco, Joy Smith, Rhonda Guerin, Linda Rose, Deena Harrier, Janice Lloyd, Linda Roberts, Candy Hendershot, Cathy Smith. Row 5 - Rhonda Yocum, Betty Quinn, Carol Learn, Carol Dunnington, Sheila Smith, Andrea Salahub, Bobbie Leade, Jane Davis, Sue Darby, Debbie Hendershot, Linda Maxwell, Patricia Stiers. Row 6 - Karen Shuster, Debbie Rheil, Becky Darner, Virginia Bell, Cindy Downs, Sonja Grotegeer, Joyce Harshman, Gloria Lynch, Martha Onstott, Penny Sunkle, Pat Steele, lilizabeth King, Sandy Vaughn, Connie Jesse. ramafic I Row l - Shirley Porter, Dedi Russi, Karen Schuster, Cathy Chew, Linda Leake, Greg Dranda, Penny Sunkel, Michelle Greer, Sharee Baldwin, Susie Patterson. Row 2 - Debbie Fisher, Dawn Richards, Rise Roach, Cheryl Probasco, Cindy Ross, Rosemary Brown, Martha Glass, Cindy Kessler, Jackie Conrad. Row 3 - Sue Lilly, Diane Ullom, Cathy Hoffman, Gloria Covert, Martha Forsythe, Denise Metzler, Sharon Stockwell, Susan Boughman, Diane Ross, Betsy Rodman. Row 4 - Susan Hayes, Mert Musselman, Susan Smith, Debbie Madden, Karen Young, Judy Taylor, Rhonda Yocum, Nancy Teeters, Janice Davis,Theresa Wise. Row 5 - John Overman, Phil Benoit, Bob Morgan, Sharon Luman, Albert Wheeler, Janice Steele, Marion Wilson, Jim Urban. 39 arziifg Row l - Danny Bpplcy, Jeff Fitzpatrick, Roger Finlaw, Ronnie Hayes, Bill Dingey, George Harvey, Dick Pryor, Pat Kelly, Gene Kreuter, Tim Kerlin, Charlie McCloud, Dan Thornton. Row 2 - Mr. Harrop-Coach, Rick Smith, Brent Aggas, Jim Maxwell, Dick Jasper, Terry Caw, Tim McDannel, Alan McLoughlin, John Rollins, Jeff Burrows, Tom Brown, Mike Martin, Mr. Bryant-Coach, Mr. Ankrum-Coach. Row 3 - Bob Lacy, Dick Loughman, John Overman, Greg Dranda, Mike Kelly, Lee Wright, Phil Metzler, John Holbein, Tom Boyd, Kenny Guss, Ernest Zwahlen, Danny Nutt, Danny Hupp, Row 4 - Chris Woods, Lynn Chew, Tom XX alsh, Tim Mendenhall, Larry Jones, Chuck Murrey, Fred Young, Tom Ridenour, Jerry Hendershot. 0,9 Row l, Left to Right, President, Susan McLaughlin, Vice- President, Cathy Chew, Secretary, Linda House, Andrea Salahub, Sandra Vaughn, Brenda Shuey, Gloria Covert, Linda Shuey, Jennifer Powell, Advisor, Mrs. Falconer. Row 2, Left to Right, Pat Harvey, Gloria Lynch, Martha Garner, Diane Ullom, Barbara Riley, Linda Parr, Nancy Brown, Ellen Ross, Dawn Richards. Row 3, Left to Right, Susan Palmer, Donna Harper, Martha Glass, Sharon Boetcher, Pat James, Beth Barthelmeh, Sue Lily, Elaine Walpole, Cindy Powell. Row 4, Left to Right-Chcerleadersg Teresa Maxwell, Colleen Bankes, Betsy Ross, Mert Musselman, Kandy Strauss, Diane Madden, Denise Metzler, Brenda Miller, Diane Heagen. 0I'l0l' Row l: Pres. - Fred Young, Vice Pres. - Becky Russel, Secretary - l inda Probasco, Treasurer - Ron 'l'homas, Gloria Burfield, Jerry Lynn, Linda Rose, Santlee Adams, Michele Dollings, Grace Saunders, Martha Thonipson, linda Miller, Sharre Baldwin, l-lat Olhrys, Sue lily, Riei Roach. Roxy 2: Rose Beardniore, Brenda Miller, Betsy Ross, Karen Schuster, Russel, Mary .lane l-lann, Silvia llifer, Donna Covert, Yickx' Betty .Xnn Quinn, Mary Serch, Peggy Williams, ,lean Steele, Susan Oyermun, laura Krauss, .lohn Oyermun, Row 5: l ynn Stahl, Joy smith, Andrea Salahub, Martha Forsythe, Dedi Russi, Patty Stiers, Sharon Flarshman, Diane Riehl, Janice Steele, Pene Sunkel, Karen Young, Linda Shuey, Ann Fisher, 5. CM ff Delores Sorg, Virginia Bell. Row -L: Dick loughman, Steve Milsted, 'lorn Sorg, Dick Vandenbark, Linda O'Neil, Martha Onstott, Pat James, Cathy Chew, Cheryl llrohasco, Pat Shuey, Cindy Downs, Beth Barthenieh. Row 3: Dick lryin, Sieve Porter, Steve Russel, 'lom Maxwell, Phil Metxler, Conrad Moehler, linda llann, Brenda Shuey, l indsay Thornton, Janice Davis, Diane Ross, Sharon Boetcher, Dick Wise, l arry Jones, David Stiers. Roxy 6: Brent Aggas, Bud lotten, Dave Sievers, Jeff Dollings, John Holhein, Kenny l-'rick, Bill Adams, lim Swineheari, Steve Renieks, Mark Zellers, Rat Kelly, 'lom Boyd, l , N I Q 2-L rl, , Hn - Front ron - Mr. Miller, Albert Wheeler, Sharee Kelly, Gloria Covert, Linda leake, Cindy Ross. Baldwin, Denise Metzler, Pene Sunkle, Linda Third row - Marion Wilson, Henry Madinger, Walpole, Bob Morgan, David Painter. Second row Raymond Collins, Mike lloskinson. -Karen Young, Susan Smith, Becky Russell, Pat All Practice makes perfect!!! Arc you rooting for the boyS'?7?77 Audio-visual Department Whan's the manrer with kids today??7'? Those were the good old days!!!!! Mr. G. hard al work, Mjeaf qfnudlingum ufiinerm elaarfmenf o Jeruea 5 An award was presented to the West Muskingum High Business Edu- cation Department in special recog- nition for distin- guished service to the Zanesville Area, Every school in the county had an e X h i b i t. S o m e schools chose sci- ence, some home economicsg others a u t o mechanicsg and still others journalism. Each participat- ing school received a citation at the banquet Wednesday evening. Thursday evening our Choir, under the direction of Mr. Gibson, furnished a part of the entertainment. afufe fo gnclucafion H wee nr nv---' - ----- Senior Class Colors - Mint-green and white 395611 1112 f ff 5112111 ing 111 252115 nf the 7 uture OUR DAY I-IAS COME Today, we seniors, of West M. High Realize it's our turn to say good-b To all our golden high school years Remembering our hopes and fears. We look back at our very first yearg It was great to be one of the first to come here. We conquered the newness of our school, Did what we shouldn't and broke every rule. The next year came and juniors we wereg We felt superior and able to conquer That year we students watched the score As the seniors graduated in '64, And now, we see, our day has come Our days at West now are done. We feel so sad and full of sorrow. Looking at the seniors of tomorrow. ,qu xx f K- I JI! 44 1 1 1 1' ,O si' yo li ,x 5X f X N ? X 1'X H1395 nf f If 1! X1 ff 6 1 the 135151 me A Q x Q x 9 u X x N 1 .Q Q 1 01 Q11 Q I ,, ,, W' v y 'Al .lr 0 3 The future lies before us now, Our high school days have passed somehow. Now we graduates of '65 Leave you, West, with a silent good-by. By Colleen Bankes K lx x on cn :s ,.. o H O 7-4 no U1 U2 'Tl P-4 o S rn 1-1 I S :s I-1' I oo v-e ru CD 5 no :s Q. 2 :r ,.. 1-7 rn O sn v-4 : no rt ,.. o :s U1 W,- l,,J ,.-'Z- A '-'F 5 S Cal'f00l'l5 On our way to Athens. Friday, March 19, 1965. K.. 5 f w 4f Ls X , iff . W A Pray for ra UW I- K v Q fb? f ' --. .-- . X ,X h Q ',' 8 in qw A : Qs sie : MA s 53 69 iw lesggiffb X xx' u ' ' ' :Za N K N NN . A K 4 5-X X ,.' ' ' x x . ' Q S U u , . v 5 'Thar s the word I was relhng You about! V I just love West r. ei' 'f Muskingum boys!! Z, Lv... Y .A., X' , 1 1 if Q viv' VW 22 flgef ,QQQKL AQQ fyl '. Yum 1-. ......... a S Y of Huh' .4 V 1 ' in Ai avuqpsnuulvhv gg-.g,.,-gnu N - I ' X iinvliv' -'Uv' ll ,fy Vw- I EE? 1 M ul X X f i V A X Y J J F nfvuuynrsnvvv- 1 I Y . . . being careful at the same time non no stab yourself in the foot f 69 vardifg Clair ' Nb' I l ' 1 A A - A Row l- Larry Dutro, Tim Swinehart, Cathy McClellan, Sue Brenda Miller, Jaunita Ankrum. Row 3-Steve Young, Jim Lilly, Gloria Burfield, Terry ludman, Steve Ward. Row 2- Murphy, Steve Renicks, Alan Shuey, David Addis, Albert Virginia Bell, Rise Roach, Cheryl Probasco, Susan Overman, Wheeler, Lester Lincincome, Ellen Ross, Mary Wheeler, Linda O'Neil, Grace Saunders, Sandy Vaughn, Gloria Lynch, Paula Lee, Bruce Dunzweiler, John Overman. Diane Quinn, Nancy Brown, Joy Palmer, Marsha Harkness, arfllfg Oli' OMFLCL ' Cl. - Tim Swinehart, Steve Renicks, Bllen Ross, Albert Bruce Dunzweiler, Terry Ludman, Gloria Burfield, Wheeler, Jaunita Ankrum, Brenda Miller, Sue Lilly, Cheryl Probasco. 46 Clwm 55?-.xd X! xr. Here we see the chorus receiving their new white blazers, Sing along with Jerry, it bm Let's get out of here!I!!! 1 A . '-fan.--ff ty - 1 ya A wx I GQ M WAN X V X 'YTQQM we t Q e ,x - ,I ' ? M 4:53 ,Q 5 if-... i.-if-1'f'f'e 'k S1-i i? XN'e'11 sing inthe Sunshine! H Conservation Begins at chool fl . Q .Q 1 . E OUTDOOR CLASSROOM -- Conservation is the sign at the entrance to school property. being studied by WestMuskingum HighSchool Kenny Gus shovels dirt while Jim Urban, students as they build a flower garden around Mike l-loskinson and Alan McLoughlin watch. Teaching conservation is relatively new and no text book has been chosen but students have been reading about con- servation during the winter from reference books chosen by their instructors. One of the instructors is Chuck Bryant, former Zanesville High School and Ohio State football star. Bryant says the students prefer getting outdoors for the actual conservation work but also asserts that the out- door work creates interest in the book work for many stu- dents. Before winter weather set in, the students had construct- ed half of a log cabin which will be finished this spring. They have constructed nature trails on the wooded hillsides which make up much of the 47 acres owned by the West Muskingum Board of Education. The Class plans to dig up seedlings from the wooded area to stop erosion which has been a problem on the sloped banks of an area graded for building of the school. The classes also are working along the roadway leading to the school to clear brush to make the approach more attractive to visitors. Two flower beds are also being planned. One will be at the base of the West Muskingum High School sign along the edge of Rt. 40. The other will be a gar- den forming the letters W and M in blue and yellow flowers which are the school colors. The students will also learn about grass by seeding the football field. They will also construct part of the track facilities. X i x W-ti X Starting the 1964 1965 season the West Muskingum Marching Band had a new squad of majorettes. This squad consisted of Shirley Porter, Susan Hayes Dedi Russi Rhonda Guerin, and Martha The West Muskin- gum Band also had a new drum major for the 1964-1965 season. This young man's name is Jeff Kendall. We think that although it was Jeff's first year as drum major, that he has done an outstand- ing job of leading the band in the many varied activities that they have participat- ed in during the 1964- 1965 season. , ' , x is Glass. Head Twirler for the 64-65 season was Besty Rodman. Thank you majorettes for adding that special something that makes football games complete. Q ui . f, f , ,wfw,ffffgnv,gf.is L ' X :ffm y f,-- me ta' L Q L -xxvk' , ,MW 1 A -63 Our Head Majorette for this year was Betsy Rodman. Betsy has been a majorette for West three years, and has been active in the band for five years. Thank you Betsy for such grand performances. You have made us very proud. V557 WEST ,425-3 WEST jke weof 7Wu:iLingum game! During the summer the band kept in tune with marching practice and a few performances. Following tradition it played at the 4th of July celebration in Gratiot and the Muskingum County F air. Our marching seventy performed as a unit at all home football games and at most ofthe away games. It appeared in the Band-o-rama which involved bands from all over Ohio, in November, and held a Tootenanny in December. The band will go to the District Contest in March, have its banquet in April, participate in a Band Concert with the Beginners Band and the Junior Band, in May, and play for Commencement and Baccalaureate. This is the first year Mr. Johnston has directed the West Muskingum Band. Mr. Johnston, who came to us from the Zanesville system, has been teaching music thirteen year. This is his seventh year in the Muskingum County system. Director- Mr. Richard Johnston Zinn! Czunci 1 , Q 'qs PQ? 2, ,im 9 S ssl ef W t p gy, EW' .k,, J ,bg ff wssr ffhfss wssw west , t WEST wssr WEST WEST Row l, left to right: Sharon Boetchcr, John Overman, ROW Q: Bgbbie Eppley, Gary ljliggins, Jeff Kendall, Betsy Rodman, Sharee Baldwin, Beth Barthelmeh. Dennis Rlooreheud, andllaroldSe1anee. Like all good organizations the West Muskingum Band has a governing body. This group is composed of a representa- tive from each class, officers, drum major, and head majorette. The chief responsibility of the council is to make a code of ethics for the band to follow. Monthly meetings are held to discuss any problems that have occured and also to make future plans to raise funds. The West Muskingum Hand appeared at many of the football games which added to the excitement of the festivities. 51 THIC I ITTLH OLD BAND DIRECTOR 1-2-13--II The Adams Family Mk N1 Way 571W Director - Wanda Koehlerg Pene Sunkel - Cordelia Tuttle Pat Kelly - John Todd Linda Leake - Myrtle Hodge Albert Wheeler - Pro- fessor Harriman Sharee Baldwin - Candy Fenway Cindy Tati - Glory Fenway Dave Painter - Lon Daggett Denise Metzler- Priscilla Haines Karen Young - Amity Haines Colleen Bankes - Susie Marion Wilson - Captain Winkle Bob Morgan - Boston Benny Creg Dranda - Joey Mike Hoskinson - Smily Henry Madinger - The Deacon. But mother, I Want my allowance now! You'd think they would have found a more M-m-m-m-m-m-m-m-m-m-m-m-m-m-m-m secret place than this! NOW l lay me- ? VV -. ,..,, 'SK I, V H .gift ..f, 1 lk Nivb is-iz ,,,,, ,, K . 1 if '- 5 if Q5 .- ' +' we y ..'?f1'f-1 L' .3515 J , ' f 5 Y gi lllll :mi 5 1, K We Y , i- 1 Q Mom always did say your family was sorta queer! Mother please, l'd rather do it myself it ! l always wanted to be a doctor! Who said l didu't brush my teeth? Gosh!! That Smarts I I! Volley hull anyOnc??'?'?'? BIG DAY FOR THE JUNIORS!!! W. Muskingum Upsets Skyvue In Tourney 605 Tornadoes Edge Rosecrans For District Crown West Muskingum Earns Athens Regional Berth All-Toumey Team The New Concord Class A All-District - Tournament team as selected by the Times Recorder sports department. First Team Bill Roll .......... Rosecrans Tim McDaniel . . West Muskingum Dick Loughman . . West Muskingum Ken Bigley ........... Skyvue Ed Keggley .......... Fort Frye Second Team Mike Martin ..... West Muskingum Phil Joseph . .... Rosecrans Don Weber . . ..... Skyyue Clyde Massey .... . . Fort Frye Dan Wilson . . . . . . . . . Rosecrans l WliS'l' MLfSKlNQ1l'M--63 ROSICCRANS--5 Here is our drum section practicing. '1 ney are Terry Ludman, Debbie Madden, Sandy Kessler, Shares Baldwin, Loren Grimes, and Liz King. d , f 5 Q Wffw -..A , ,xl vl . X, ' ' W fi Rx - VHEV r ' ,. V2 ' - i 3 l i A 2,2 I QT- y s r r X , Darn those carbon fx 3 I b copies!!! ' Q . k it if 7 R - A J kv I know beggars shou1dn't be cnoosers but hot dogs SQ potatoes--yeck!!!!!!!l!!I! i WHS SETS enior joofgaff fayerd GEORGE HARVEY RONNIE HAYES JOHN ROLLINS Quarterback Fullback End LYNN GHEW Tackle Y DAN HUPP DICK PRYOR BILL DINGEY Guard Halfback Tackle enior jzofgaf pfagem 'Q , ' CHARLES MCCLOUD LARRY JONES CHUCK MURREY Fullback End End TOM RIDENOUR Center 'S FRED YOUNG TIZRRY CMN MIKE KELI Y Guayd lind End Head football couch - Mr. Chuck Bryant. Asst, -- Mr. Gary Ahkrum and Mt. Walter Harrop. i . L1 l ge ss Row l- Bill Garner, Dick Pryor, Charlie McCloud, Bill Ricliartls, Doug SLi'auss,Da1n LpplQy,lDu1i Ruckus, Phil loughmah, .lim Schultz, li1'lllCZWLll11lCI1, .lohn Lewis, I ee Vllflglll. Row 2- Dah llupp,Gcoiigcllaiwcy, Ron lluycs, Dan bl-llOl'lO1l, l3ill Hinuuy, l'i'etl Young, Gone Kreulur, 'lom liinlcnour, Miko liclly, Kenny Guss, David Wilson, Chuck Mutrey. Row 3- Asst. Coach Gary Ankrum, hlaiiaigers Tom Reese and 'lom Walsh, .luff Fitzpatrick, Tim Mehtleuliall, 'lom llrowi, fl'ci'i'y Ciaw, .lohn Rollins, l,a1'ry Jones, l YHH Chen, Bill Morrison, Asst. Cioacli Xlultei' Harrop, und Hcatl Coach Chuck llryaht. - ,,,.,.....,.--f' ..--v' ..-...-1-v.v--H ,.,..- V- f' A-,.,...f- ,,.-,g- ,,... .-......,...-,-. ,...,.,.-f-,.,.q- 4 , Q J is A W gd w 'Y .. f- P .M M P fr L 1 .4 ,m.3f, in wr , A 23+ w 3 S + 1' X -r' A V if -. at A The senior attendant was Lee Anne Wolfe. She was escorted by Dave Painter. T h e Junior attendant, Diane Madden, wa s escorted by Jim U r b a n, Sophormore attendant was Dedi Russi, escorted by Bill Riser. Greg Norman escorted the Freshman attendant, Bobbi Ratcliff. Co-captian, Danny Hupp kisses our Queen as he hands her the roses. The Queens roses were car- ried by the team mascot, Brent Dingey, and her crown by Judy Pryor, niece of co-captain, Dick Pryor who crowned Queen Linda. 6-41 Our radiant Queen, by our '64-'65 foot- over the Homecom- ing game and cere- mony which was fol- lowed by a semi-for- Harvest Moon. Queen Linda was es- corted by the Senior Class President, Pat Kelly. Leading the first dance to the song Harvest Moon which was the theme ofour dance is Pat Kelly, Presi- dent of the Senior class, and our Queen, Miss Linda Miller. The dance was sponsored by the Senior Class. Linda Miller, was unanimously chosen ball team, reigned mal dance called ,....---W il ':r. Here Queen Linda and her Court enjoy our overwhelming victory. Varsity Cheerleaders cheering our team to victory. Dick Pryor moves forward of our fifth touchdown , Notice West M. Homecoming score! 45 to 8 Hlil OW: Just as im- portant as all other activities at the Home- coming nas the game. 'lo add to the joyful atmosphere of the OC- casion the team defeat- ed Sheridan bythe score of 48 to S, but even so, there were a few tense situations, as pictured below. ABOVE: Pat Kelly and Danny Hupp share the honors of presenting the flowers to Queen Linda. This was a part of the ceremony which set the scene for the nights ae- tivities. . . . and while she re- igned, thc band pros- pered, there was music and dancing, and in all, l,intla's rule was a peaceful and happy one. 'Y 8 N 6 7 fha 39, M IQ The Victory Cheer, natu- rally the most popular of all cheers, was heard quite fre- quently this year. This was due to an outstanding team and an equally outstanding squad of cheerleaders. Colleen Bankes Head Cheerleader Seemingless endless hours of practice, many clever skits for the benefit of the team and students at the Pep Meetings, small signs of encouragement by the thousands, and long journeys into parts unknown, just to be with the team are many traits which lend them- selves. Diane Madden-Junior West Nl. Varsity Cheerleaders Mort Musselman-Junior Denise Metzler-Senior Ka ndy Stra uss -Senior Tornadoes Blast Dresden ,Ia hawks Bombed B 69-55 r First Row- Coach Xl alter llarrop, Captain Dick lsoughman, Xflike Martin, Tim McDaniel, Dick Jasper, George llarvey, Chris Woods, Asst. Coach Gary Ankrum. Second Row- Dresden's two - time state Class A basketball champions took it on the chin for the second straight nightSaturday and for the third time this year as West Xluskingum's host Tornadoes scored a 69- 55 victory over the Jayhawks, The game, which the experts looked upon as a preview of New Concord sectional tournament play since both teams will be playing there, say the Tornadoes hurtle into a 25-1-1 first period leadfrom which the Jayhawks could not recover, Last night, Tim XlcDaniel led the winning attack with 25 points to boost his 13-game total to 212. McDaniel also sparked the Tornadoes in re- bounding as the winners gained their 10th win in 113 starts. Dresden, which absorbed its third loss in 12 starts, felloff the pace even more in the sec- ond quarter and trailed by 15 points at halftime, 38-23, llowever, led by John Creech who finished the game 70 Asst. Coach Chuck llryant, with 23 points, the Jayhawks gained some ground in the third quarter and cut the mar- gin by three points as the Tornadoes held a51-3Olead at the end of the period. West Muskingum, however, outscored the invaders in the last quarter 18-16 forthe 1-1 point margin of victory. Xlike Martin and Dick Lougliman were important cogs in the victory as each con- tributed 16 points. Both teams used only five players in the contest. West Muskingum made three more field goals than did the visitors and dunked 15 out of 22 free throws while Dresden made only seven of 14 from the charity line. WEST XlL'5lilNGl.'Xl - 69 Martin 7-2-16, McDaniel 9- 7-25, Woods -1-1-O,1.0L1g1llll3ll 6-4-16, Jasper 1-1-13, Totals 27-15-69 W. MllSlilNGl7M 25 38 51 69 DRESDEN 1-1 23 30 55 Reserve Score: W. Muskingum 31, Dresden 29 John Overman, Doug Strauss, BrentAggas, Ron Denny, Rick Hollins, Royce Browning, and Manager Tom Reese. Tornadoes Nip Rosecrans lligh - stepping Tim Mcllanicl looks more like a ballet dancer than a basketball player as he comes down with this rt-hound ugailist Rosecrans. XlcDahiel took the ball away from llhil Joseph of liosecruns qjumpingj while llill lioll and 'l'om Mcfla rty are also in on the action. .Xt left is Dick louglimzin ol' the Tornaitloos, Q 4 ag 7 as xi- B eg if E? We Janie! .glam ,gn 55-52 Wu West Muskingum with- stood a determined fourth quarter rally by Rosecrans Saturday night and tripped the Bishops 55-52 before a standing room only crowd in the Tornado gym. West Muskingum, win- ning its l4th game in 18 starts, led 44-37 after three periods of play, but the Bishops charged back to tie the score at 48-all on a long fielder , by Dan Wilson with three minutes to play. But the Tornadoes were not to be denied as they scored seven straight points to wrap up the victory. Wilson got the final Rosecrans points on a last second shot from 70 feet away, The Tornadoes buried the Bishops 17-8 in the opening period, but Rose- crans came back to narrow the gap to eight points, 29-21, at the half. The Bishops gained a little more ground in the third stanza. West Muskingum led by as many as ll points midway through the third period. The Bishops were never in front. The Bishops finished their season with a 12-6 record, the school's worst in six years. Tim McDaniel was the big gun for the Tornadoes as he connected on lO ofl5 field shots and netted a total of 22 points. Mike Martin and Chris Woods added ll each for West Muskingum. The Tornadoes hit a solid 48 percent from the field and added five of ll from the foul line. The Bishops hit 41 per cent from the field and six of 10 free throws. WEST MUSKINGUM - 55 Martin 5-l-11, McDaniel 10-2-22, Jasper 3-1-7, Woods 5-l-ll, Loughman 2-0-4, Totals 25-5-55. ea erve gadefga jeam First row left ot right: Steve Wolfe, Danny Backus, Row 2: Lou Edwards, Rick Miracle, David Severs Dick Strouse, Jeff Fitzpatrick, Dennis Morehead, Mr. Ankrum, Reserve Coach, Dick Irvin, and David Bud McCutcheon, Phil Loughman, Roger Childers. Wilson, .165 lnall jedi!! Row l left to right: Rick Winland, Jim Bankes, Tusing, Greg Rambo, Tom Edwards, Ron Young Greg Norman, David Bitzel, Paul McLoughlin, Mike Bill Adams, Steve Young. Hollins, Fred Knaupp, Row 2: Mr. Bryant, Richard S1 Il lf5IiliVljS! IN ACTIC I I Meet the Reserve Cheerleaders. Standing at the top of this victorious pyramid is Brenda Miller. Next in the line-up is Betsy Ross, Theresa Maxwell, and Susie Patterson. Unfortunately Susie had to move before the season was completed. In the fore ground we see Diane Heagen. Thank you cheerleaders for leading our boys to victory. SPONSORED EY SPONSORED BY L 84 M MARKET SWALLOWS CAFE JN!! Varsity Cheerleaders: Colleen Bankes, Kandy Struss, leaders: Betsy Ross, Susie Patterson, Brenda Miller, Denise Mctzler, Alberta M us slema n, and Diane Theresa Maxwell, and Diane Heagen. Madden. Advisor: Mrs. Falconer. Reserve Cheer- Now we have a small complaint from the cheerleaders. We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to our cheerleaders, They have clone a marvelous job during football, bas- ketball, and many other school ac- tivities. They played an important part in the birth of a new school spirit at West Muskingum, and this spirit will continue through the years ahead. iv, 11 'fi 52 r ff 'GEORGE HARVEY JOHN OVHRMAN Center Guard RICK HOLLINS Forward N . ,L No Shoes on the gym floor! Now a Word from our sponsor Our roam is G-rrr-cat!! We want a VICTORY Extra! Road all about our big WIN!!! Bury the old school spirit and bring in the new PHC g3!'!5 '?ifi. 'Ifc5m .. Wane? in-wi Row l - Dick Vundenhurk, Dave Addis, llruee manager, Mr, Miller Ass't Coach, Row 3 - Mr. Uunzweiler, Dave Hietzel, Joe Kerkendzil, Billimiarns, Moore .fXss't Couch, Roh Morgan, Kenny Guss, Chuck Danny Best, John Snider, Charlie Lee, John Taiiten. Xlurrey, ,Xlan Xhloughin, 'Ibm IZoyd,'i'im klenderhall, ROW 2 - Danny Thornton, Roger Clhilders, llhil Bob Poundstone, Xlike lfisher, Gerald Reigle, Steve Loughlnun, Dnnny Backus, Danny Lewis, Junk Luens, Milstezid, Mr. Bryant Head Coach. Gary lieukert, Jeff Fiizpatriek, Leslie llauffmun 5 W ' P1 ' I' I ,rf 7 1 Ma L ...uv :qos -Lua-:nn 4.-...Q l.,,.L.,. iii' fhpvln- SMU .M 'N' Wx, U I - -'Mini' sg ,... i 4 i 2 f 2 A X7 Qui. .. 5,,,.1k, .. . E Q S 1 is 1 Ffa Q fie14 QQ kQg,gf'w5 ' W .,L,,:.. l'll give you the paces, turn und fire. gfue ,Hawaii 1964 unzor enzor rom Recipe for a Prom, l964: First, select the basic ingredient-your theme. Pick something cool and delicate, but with a modern flair. You know, some- thing like Blue Hawaii. Surround this with murals emphasizing the theme. For color, add spotlights of a rainbow assort- ment, and sprinkle lightly with a few hundred blue stars, ala Christmas lights. For spice, add one kissing hut. To the glow you have already established, add l5O pineapples, complete with candles, to throw a little light on the subject. At this time, blend in fifteen to twenty thousand tissue flowers, preferably handmade in assorted colors. For a centerpiece, try one small island, and if the mood strikes you, possibly a sailboat, to add taste. To keep the whole affair from drying out, toss in a couple of fountains, maybe with colored water, if you desire. These prepared items, put together with work, anxiety, and even desperation at times, and most of all, pride, can be whipped up in about a day, especially if that is all the time allotted you. Serves several hundred with ease. wwf' l The West Muskingum High School Troupe 2451 of the National Thespian Society held their winter initiation March 15, l965 before the school forum. Nine new mem- bers were admitted so that now the honorary organization stands nineteen strong. Through this public initiative it is hoped that the people of West Muskingum School Dis- trict will more understand the aims and ideals ofthe society. arf M ,I un!! K ,SE if ix, ,N SX- I -lift? g 5 -I 4' U F , 3, ,S 5.- ,1 ' ' if 4 2 ' W Sadie rjwlawlind .lance All work and no play makes West a dull School. These pictures were taken at the Sadie Hawkins dance which was sponsored by the Senior Class. This was the gal's chance to grab the guy that she has had her eye on all year. 5 g yOu .- I Cl Al? C4 if of 'L VCI D ZW X Of .KK l .'- ' -sf' fn Hey give me some of that stuff! New country corn flakes New country corn flakes f .N x xl' si l wonder why I wasn't asked to the danCe7'???? Gloria Burfield and her date, Terry Ludman won a prize for the well made Costumes which Gloria made herself. The other prize was awarded to Danny Thornton and Brenda Miller. 83 agazine amfoaign The annual magazine cam- paign, sponsored by the Curtis Publishing Company, is a sales booster for many prominent magazines, and a source of funds for schools throughout the nation. Our subscription drive started when West was visited by District Representative William Gary from the Curtis Publishing Company. From October 14 to November 17 many students used their spare time to sell magazine subscriptions. The first prize Winner this year was Susie Patterson. Even though we did not reach our goal which was set for 31000, We reached an excellent total of 587600. H e olhffe QW KOOLMOFQ ,, Organized and sponsored by the Honor Club, the bookstore is a new function at West. It was created to encourage the students to build personal libraries, and to make available popular and educational reading material at low cost. Many of the students and faculty made good use of the wide selection of paperbacks books and review cards offered. Anyone for a pizzaburger!!! Sock-hop at noon. Rare is the day when Mr. Swinehart and his are the best teachers. ABOVE Diane Madden, classes don't venture forth into the elements, David Howard, Alan Brookover, and Tommie following his belief that experience and practice Peters. r'-Fm' r l P V fix. :ff ii, sz? That Red Thing? Why, that's the . . . uh . . . uh briefed on the workings of the modern engine. Here well, uh . . . Not enough that our students become Mr. Bryant answers the questions of Diane Ross, skilled drivers, but as part of the course they are Cindy Kessler, Bill Morrison, and Larry Johnson. - 1 X :Q Did you hear about the chick who .... 7 You know what happens to little girls who play with matches. What are you doing tonight, babies? ,i.,..1........... , F Can l put it on now? My dogs bigger than your dog. Lee Anne, you Q have kooties! .P Who hockercd writer? :wht Man another one of them rough days' You're asking for it Jeffiel I Don t laugh, you're next! This stuff is for the birds. You'rc on, L y H H ' W Where is that sandwich I i j , brought the first week of L if if school. 5, ' i',, i ,gilt l know you're in i there now come out my type- Danny, hergs 3 pil, Sea Biscuit in the fourth race. Wonder who got the low in case you faint THOSE Votes- again. Catch ' em, Kenny lla Mr. Summerfield Bryant ppy birthday, Mrs. Kris Heel! all! 60llI'f! '55 at 1 in if -2' egg , 5? - t 5 '1- L Happy about our Victory ll! Our queen-Linda Miller. Attendantsg Senior-Lee Anne Wolfe. Junior-Diane Madden. Sophomore-Dedi Russi. Freshman-Roberta Ratciiff. 87 'M Annnnerws PIZZWERIA ' xl! 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NEVX TIRES 8 TUBES A 1 Sh k A 1 P1 g STOTTS AND HITCH COCK S h G S Rn. ru, Hop 11 Oh I Z C mpliments of LONGSHORE MUSIC STORE 55-57 North 535 ll Oh ' EI MIN TE AR WASH REXS VE U C CLOSSMAN HARDWARE Constant Improvement 8 C0- of Quality Consistent with Everything in Athletic Equipment Quick Service - Lowest Prices School Sweaters 8 Jackets is OUR AIM We specialize in school equipment. 5 ,KF EDIWID , El- 4-I-,Ai if Phone 452-7216 -I? '? A .. 7 ' -pig? in D 6 SHECKHERD FORD SALES. INC. America's Liveliest Most Care-free Cars Ford Mustang - Thunderbird Falcon - Fairlane - Galaxie REDWOOD MOTOR SALES GOOD USED CARS R TRUCKS Owners WILSON Red WOODS Brownsville, Ohio DARRELL P. WOODS Phones 1310 Maysville Ave. Gratiot ST 7-2791 - . Zanesville GL 2-5022 l Zanesvlue' 01110 lr' ?5 105 CONGRATULATIONS TO WEST MUSKINGUM HIGH If K CLASS UF '65 T I 1' NHS Pong Z. vmvl. age. hllillh at-pJs Home of 0 R S F VINYL HOUR TO HIET EVERY rust E ,wo 3uvcET Those Heavenly bn ,eu-V Carpets by Lees Custom Made Draperies Sheet Vinyl Floors Custom Made Slipcovers Floor 8 Wall Tile Ready Made Draperies Venetian Blinds Expert Installations Free Estimates The Most Complete Flooroovering 8 Drapery Store in Southeastern Ohio EES' Linden Ave. End of Y Bridge Dial 453-340.4 lO6 CONN'S POTATO Starch free as a chip can bell 767 Cliffwood Avenue GL 2-4615 Ted Pickerell Distributor TALLEY 8 ZULANDT Men's Store Men And Young Men 's Wear 631 Main Street Zanesville, Ohio Phone 452-1017 l O Mock Woodworking Co if Gadinefi Residenfial-Church-Commercial Q JLINE- F R E E Estimates and Planning Service North Maple Zanesville, Ghio GENERAL OFFICE Z 11 Oh P O B 951 T 1 ph 614 453 0721 5H llYSSANl15 Em:-Q M. CON TRAC Tops IHC. J SUI!! S0 's Q Q' f '5- EAQCE 1 -f S 1 V1.8 Q, Annuixf- 'ON 515' Residential Industrial - Commercial Parking Lots - Roads - Grading FREE ESTIMATES Phone 4530721 BRANCH OFFICE Marietta Oh P. O B 1 Tel ph 614 373 6495 108 l Compliments of White'S Buick Home of Good Deals Congratulations to the Class of '65 WEIGAND NORGE S LES INC GMC TRUCK A . LAUNDRY ' G C AND - CUANING GL 23658 South Maysville Avenue 1100 Military Road ZANESVILLE' OHIO Drycleaning Service GL 2-0651 109 Denny Taylor Record Shop wha,-wwkwmu bw X 'wo 31 North 7th Street GL 2-7176 tx FARU I-lll.l.sU U M TE'- VACANCY o Jiafc Vt Mo, AIR CONDITIONED I A .4 .. , l.,,4..4 ll! I -Atl -:L -v- 11 1: B I N G ' DISCOUNT FURNITURE C0 CORNER 7TH 8 MAIN Over 75 Years of Service ONE OF OI-IIO'S LARGEST DISPLAYS OF HOME FURNISHINGS FREE DELIVERY IN OI-IIO No Money Down Up To 4 Years To Pay OPEN MON. - THURS. - FRI. NITES SUNDAY I2 TO 6 I M0712 I-452-5435 FREE PARKING NEXT DOOR 701 MAIN ST. 111 ERWIN METZLER INSURANCE AGENCY General Agent FARMERS 8 TRADERS LIFE INS. C0. I Route iii Zanesville, Ohio I Phone 452-4142 llOO Military Road Life - Accident - Sickness - Group Hospital - Surgical - Medical ZANESVILLE, OHIO Wishing You A Bright and Prosperous Future CONGRATULATIONS PETER A. FOMENKO, M.D. T0 THE CLASS OF 230 West Willow Drive 1965 Zanesville, Ohio 'I . . DUNLAP WELDING AND SUPPLY Phone 724 Market GL 3-0354 112 IDEAL ART STUDIO 608 Main Street Zanesville, Ohio 453-8116 I Dick Loughman goes up I 1 high for Sm an Athens of ' , ix Regional. 'ups' I IX I Q I lf looks Could have killed, Albany would have died. 113 L 1 ,, 2 VIALSYIO RTH nv. - wan