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

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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

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3 -- i ir Fwd adsl' We, the Annual Staff of 1965, in order to show our appreciation for the many hours she devoted in helping us to make this yearbooka success, wish to dedicate The Tornado '65 to Mrs. Mary E. Ormiston. Mrs. Ormiston not only endeavored to guide us during school hours, but also gave us many of her free evenings to work with us. We, the Staff, along with the entire Class of '65, thank you, Mrs. Ormiston more than words can express. We hope you enjoyed helping us as much as We delighted in working with you.

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--,-.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.