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

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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.

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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.