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

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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

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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.