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

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Hb-Y lst ROW, L. to R.: George Graner, Bill Boals, Jack Ball, Fred Finnen, Paul McLoughlin, Dave Beitzel, Bob Hiener, Ron Pryor, Perry Tatlor, Dave Morgan. 2nd: Bob Young, Dave Thorton, Steve Hampp, Steve Smith, Dave Hayes, Joe Kirkendall, Steve Simms Gary Stahl, Bill Thome, Allen Wilson. 3rd: Jim Huth, John Porter, Fred Schuster, Ron Bishop, Danny Aukrum, Ted Pitts, Dave Winland, Tom Tilton, Bill Weiser. 4th: Bob Hodson, Ken Porter, Don Rhinebarger, Jerry Schaegel, Allen Keaton, Ron Kreuter, Larry Aggas, Gary Strouse. HI-Y The Hi-Y Club was chartered in 1964 and made up of forty members. The club spon- sored dances throughout the year and has officiated over previous assemblies.

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Yffeews Cindy Boetcher, Cindy Hartmeyer, Vicki Cummins, Becky Wilson, Candy Vaughn, Susan Lewis, Carole Roessler, Patty Norton, Melanie Bowser, Patty Smith, Diana Foltz, Karen Dowrupple. Debbie Williams, Becky Huth, Karen Bracken, Janet Beitzel, Joyce Hickman, Diana Dalton, Sharon Jones, Karen Derry, Sue Overman, lrvalee Varner, Karen Humpery, Marylin Downs, JoAnn Hofstatter, Debbie Jasper. Y-Teens Y-Teens are members of the Y. M.C.A. between the ages of 12 and 18. The purpose of the Y-Teens club is to serve the recreational and health needs of girls, and to promote understanding among girls of all races and creeds. Every year our Y-Teens club is required to have two service projects. This past year we donated money to the Olympic Fund and Dollars for Scholars. We participated in several events at the Y. M. C. A. and have had many interesting speakers at our meetings. This summer two representatives from the club will be sent to Ohio Wesleyan University in Delaware, Ohio to attend a Y-Teens Summer Conference with other Y-Teens club members from all over Ohio.

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'vw SEATED: Karen Eppley, Roger Bolen, Bruce Dunzweiler, Doug Harsh, Steve Dickinson. STANDING: Alan Hess, John Bunney, Peggy Shearer, Carol Dunnington, Tom Miller, Advisor .TOURNALISM The Tornado Times is the school's paper. It is put out monthly by the Journalism Class. The newspaper varied in its coverage of school events, the paper offered practical journalistic experience in a combination class and laboratory work. Although there were only ten members of the Journalism class, the group worked hard and produced many good papers.