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

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1969 volume:

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'A Gag in 1 . :fad 07 pq, rf U4 M7 AWN U :JON vid W ,JJ 4 157 ww? 911ml VW' TTUUVAIH7 1969 V l me V Zanesfv lle, Oh At West Muskingum, both the school and the students are progressing with the times. This means of course, a continual improvement. Therefore, the Class of '69 is the best that West has ever had. The seniors and administration have worked hard to make this a great year. We feel that we have accomplished much. The up-to-date courses of Psychology, Art, and Music Appreciation have been addedg the school is being evaluated in prepara- tion for joining the prestigious North Central Accredidation Associationsg and our football team, cheered by enthusiastic fans, won the Muskingum Valley League title. It is this school spirit that made senior girls cry at the last football pep assembly and made the boys laugh at them, while wanting to do the same thing. This spirit has bound us to Westg and it is a great feeling. So, we give to the underclass- men this spirit and the challenge and tradition to make each year better than the last. May this book be a reminder to you of this challenge. 1 Foreword Dedication Faculty Seniors Clubs Juniors Activities So phomores Sports Freshmen Advertising Table of Contents 4 1 llts 7 24 46 63 gg 71 E 94 101 130 138 We the staff of the '69 Tornado -wish to show our deep appreciation for his devotion to this and past graduating classes by dedicating this year- book to Mr. Delmar E. Carnes Mr. Carnes, aside from teaching his regular classes, has been responsible for the many pre- parations that go into making our graduation a success. The staff and the entire Class of '69 wish to thank you for your untiring efforts to make our graduation one of the most memorable events of our senior year. t .F A M Vrpk li vxyr U ,. T0 sank use 1 I3 KNOWLE T0 AC HONOR Mr. Eugene Murdock Mr. Eugene Murdock, Superintendent of West Muskingum School District, has finished his fourth year at West. He received his Bachelor of Science Degree from Ohio Northern Univer- sity, his Master in Science and School Admin- istration from Ohio University, and did his post- graduate work at Ohio University. His interests include fishing, hunting, camping and spectator sports.. Board of Education C. W. Smith, Eugene R. Murdock, Sup't. Q Joyce Kennison, Clerk, Edwin Bell, Pres.: Robert Irvin, Vice Pres Ralph Norman, Ray Painter. Mr. Fred Steinbrecher Mr. James Frederick Steinbrecher, Ir., our assistant principal, is responsible for the attend- ance and the disciplinary problems of our school. He has been an understanding and encouraging figure at West for the past two years. His main interests are school athletics - primarily football, golf, and track. Mr. Steinbrecher attended Marshall University and Ohio State University, receiving his A. B. and M.A. degrees at Mar- shall. He and his wife, Karen, have one daughter, Beverly, and live on Coopermill Road. We are fortunate in having such a competent individual on the faculty. Mr. Earl Bardall Mr. Earl E.. Bardall has completed his second year as principal here at West Muskingum High School. He has received a Bachelor of Science Degree from Kent State University, a Master in Education from the University of Akron, and his Doctorate from Ohio State University. He, his wife Virginia, who is a registered nurse, and their two children reside at 1110 Lake View Drive. His interests include golfing, hunting, coin collecting, athletics, traveling, and poli- tics. Dlx.. BETTY JANE ATKINSON Ohio University B. S. English II GARY DEAN ANKRUM Marietta College B. A. American History ,'r4as, games ROBERT E. BORING Ohio University B.S. Industrial Arts I and II DELMAR E. CARNES Ohio University B.S. Master of Education General Business Bookkeeping I and II Business Arithmetic Business Law IUDITH CASSIDY Ohio University B.S. 8th Language Arts MARION ELIZABETH DAVIES West Liberty State College A.B. Librarian Now . . . that ain't right! CHARLES EDWIN FINLEY Ohio University B. S. Business English Speech English 12 CHARLOTTE J. FOLAN Duquesne University Kent State University B.S. Band Let s have a Laugh-In! LARRY DALE I-IOUSEI-IOL DER Ohio State University B.S. Natural Resources Lecture PETER L. KENDALL William Penn College Ball State University B. A. M. A. Health Language Arts U.S. History Phys. Ed. Assistant Varsity Football and Track Coach JERRY GIBSON Muskingum College B.S. Choir Music Appreciation PAUL MICHAEL HASTIE Baldwin-Wallace College B.A. Journalism English 10 Yearbook Advisor MARY G. KREIS Wittenberg University Ohio University University of Minnesota A . B. Latin I and Il French I and II MR. ANDREW LANG University of Dayton 8th Arithmetic JOHN BRYAN McCANN Ohio University A. B. Typing I and II Shorthand I and II Office Practice Personal Typing LUTELLIS RAY MCCARTY Cedarville College Wittenberg College B.S. General Science by wr ,rs to ' .lr t. Jig, ' -X ,- w, 'MJ JS-is 'iff - . it if .b ., 4..L 5 Ef fie ' vw Archer loves art TYPEWRITER SARAH MARGARET MCCARTY Rio Grande College A. B. B.S. English ROLLIN MCQUEARY Campbellsville College Driver Education Reserve Basketball Coach --..... DONALD ALFRED MILLIGAN Ohio State University B. A . Miss Davies' Silent Hour Chemistry Physics GWEN MOORE Ohio Northern University B.S. Phys. Ed. Family Living Health v N THOMAS D. MOORE Muskingum College B. A . World History Economics Sociology BARBARA IEANNE RANKIN Denison University Ohio State University B.S. Art Hong Kong hits West 5, isigs gl Mr S Q 'rv MARY RUSSEL Muskingum College A. B. Home Ec. I, II and III SUZANNE STEWART Ohio University B.S. Speech and Hearing Therapist I 53 Ijffffffn' ' 7 In 1492, Columbus sailed for the basket. I mean . . . I JAMES E. SWINEHART Capital University B.S. American Government INEZ TOM Ohio University American History The Frito Bandito or student teacher? ?? Now where is that boy? Mr. Swinehart Caught in the Act DONALD JAMES TOOLE Ohio University Muskingum College B. S. Algebra II Geomentry Ad. Math RONALD WALSH Indiana University B.S. Earth Science Well, here we go again ... DONNA JEAN WHITING Ohio University B.S. Algebra I General Math JAMES L. ZECHIEL Ohio State University Muskingum College B.S. Biology Psychology Juniors all smiles while they get their rings. Another day. Mrs. Edna Boetcher has finished her first year as West Mushingum's dietitian. She has done a fine job and the meals have been very good. Her interests are bowling and going camp- ing with her family. Mrs. Margaret Lunghofer Mrs. Margaret Lunghofer, our guid- ance counselor, has completed her first year at West Muskingum High School. She did her undergraduate work at Florida State University and Ohio Uni- versity. She received her Masters Degree at Ohio University. Her inter- ests include traveling, reading, bridge, and spectator sports. I. :I1 My JOHN BAIRD O ROGER MOSS , V' A f 4 , - f f , J ltr' . , ff? ttf l f' ,- 4 XL! If LM Q ff A 6 Probably one of the biggest assets to our school, is our janitors. Because of their ability to manage their usual duties, as well as those added by some of the students, our school is always in good shape. Much thanks and praise go to these janitors for the fine job they have done. JOHN KEARNS HUGH GARBER M.-f tr MRS. JANET FELZO MRS. CYNTHIA KELLY Thanks to Janet Felzo and Cindy Kelly, our office runs smoothly and efficiently. Whether doing work for Mr. Mur- dock and Mr. Bardall or just doing a favor for one of the students, they are always kind, helpful, X and courteous, Upon w-alking into the office, you are always greeted with a smile. The office aides are: Kathy Baker, Bonnie Taylor, Shelly Decker, Cindy McNeish, Vallie Rusk, Lynn Ross, Linda Parry, Melissa Sebaugh, and Becky Wilson. M Pas, GO' f--1 s M li A w .W,, .ff- Preparing all the food this year are Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Darner, Mrs. Williarns, Mrs. Garey, and Mrs. Luman The cafeteria aides are Shelly Decker, Dale Phillis, Mary Dalton, Rachel Dalton, and Linda Winegardner. '-- g ,n ' .-4l lilll' ll FRONT ROW: James Scott, Raymond Soller, Darrell Iden, Mary Bauer, Dale Stotts, Vinton Parr, Elmer Holbein, Robert Spencer QMechanicJ, Dorothy Browning, Virginia Holbein. SECOND ROW: Patricia McPherson, Robert Gordon, William Poland. NOT PICTURED: Wayne Tharp, James Swinehart, Ralph Sletzer, Harry Kopchak, William Fisher, Kenneth Fairall, Eleanor Dennis, Leroy Brown, William Baird. ,V The Library Aides are Mary Dolen, Cathy Baesel, Marla Smith, Faythia Turner, Beth Sebaughg seated Miss Davies. f g.,-19 Q Wal- 141111, KK ww '-.in +-, wx.. X N A 'Sr K M . fir'-Q-ta ku' 'fn in .3. 'fr' N fm ,V sk my I! I I X I . 7006! It X Sf f 6 , ,If 0 . ,f:2 SENIORS Senior class officers for 68- 69 are: STANDING L-R - Pres. Ken Fairallg V. Pres, Rick Luman. SEATED - Sec, Jenny Berosetg Treas. Lynn Ross, WY Seniors Face the End of the Beginning. CHARLES WILLIAM ALEXANDER - Class Play, 4g Thespians, 4g Yearbook, 49 National Honor Society, 3,4g Prom Committee, 3g Drama Club, 1,2,3g Choir, 1,25 Scholarship Team, 2: Foot- ball, lg Solo Contest, lg Class Scholar- ship, 2p Musical, 1. STEPHEN WILLIAM AWALT - A.V. Club, 2,3,4g Track, 1,2,3. MELINDA DIANE BAGENT - Red Cross, DANIEL EUGENE ARCHER - Football, 1: A.V. Club, 1,2,3,4g Band, 2,35 Prom Committee, 3, FFA, 4, KATHY ALISON BAKER - G.A.A,, 2, 3,45 Treas,, 49 Y-Teens, 1,25 Band Majorette, 2, 3,49 'Band Council, 39 Thespariety, 29 Prom Committee, 39 Junior Activities, 39 Homecoming Com- mittee, 4g Student Council, 49 Office Aid, 4. CAROLYN MAY BALL - Junior Red Cross, 2,3,49 Pres. , 4g Journalism, 49 Red Cross County Youth Council, 4. DALE VERNON BARKER - A.V. Club, 1,2, 39 Track, 1,21 Thespariety, 49 Hi-Y, 4. STEVE RANDOLPH BASALLA - A.V. Club 1,2, 3, 49 FFA, 49 Journalism, 4. MARILYN KAY BA LL - Junior Red Cross, 2, 3,45 Sec, , 49 Journalism, 49 Muskingum County Red Cross Youth Council, 4. DEBORAH ELLEN BANKES - G.A.A,, 1, 2, 3,49 Y-Teens, 29 Student Council, 29 Thespariety, 2, 49 Cheerleader, 29 Prom Committee, 39 Junior Activities, 39 Homecoming Committee, 49 Office Aid, 4. KATHY ANN BELL - Band, 1,2,3,49 Choir, 1,29 Red Cross, 1,21 Drama Club, 1,2, 39 Musical, 1,4Q Future Teachers, 2,3,4Q Sec., 49 Class Play, 3,49 Y-Teens, 4. JENNIFER LOU BEROSET - Band, 1,2, 3, 49 Class Treas., 1: Class Sec., 3,49 Y-Teens, 1,2, Pres., 1: Drama Club, 19 G,A,A,, 2,3,49 Prom Committee, 39 Homecoming Att., 3, Queen, 49 Home- coming Comm. , 4:N.I-1.5. , 4: Yearbook Staff, 49 Class Play, 49 Thespariety, 4. MELANIE JEAN BOWSER - Varsity Choir, 1,2,4g Choir Council, 4, Band, 1,2,3, 4, F,T.A,, 1,2,3,4g Band Librarian, 4g Y-Teens, 1,2,3,4, Vice Pres., 4g Class Play, 3, Musical, 1, 4, Prom. Committee, 3g Scholarship Team, 35 Yearbook Staff, 41 Journalism, 4, Thespariety, 4. GERRY DEE BILLY - A.V. Club, 1,2, 3,49 V, Pres., 3, Drama Club, 2,39 Prom Committee, 39 Thespians, 4, Thespariety, 4, Class Play, 4: Golf, 49 Art Scholarship, 4. A.V. Club, 1,2, 3,45 Drama Club, 3 Hi-Y, 4. Come on over to my place baby! MICHAEL LOY BRITTON - Prom Committee, 3gIourna1ism, 4. KATHERINE ELIZABETH BROWN - Band, 2,3,4g Choir, 1,2,3,4g Future Teachers, 1,2,3,4g G,A.A, 2,3, GREG WALTER BISCHOFF - Track, 1, JANET LYNN CAUGHEY - Future Teach- ers, 1,2,4, V, Pres, , 45 Junior Red Cross, l,2,3, V, Pres., 35 Choir, 15 Scholar- ship Team, 15 Junior Activities, 35 Thespariety, 45 Musical, 15 Journalism, 45 Prom Committee, 3. DENNIS CRAIG CHAMBERS - Track, 1, 25 Varsity Choir, 2,35 A.V. Club, 15 Cross-Country, Iisnvarsity Club' 3-4: Thespians, 3,4g Thespariety, 45 Class Play, 3,45 Prom Committee, 3, Don't worry, I can get up by myself! NANCY LOU COLEMAN - Junior Red Cross, 1, 2, 3, 4, KAREN YVONNE CONNAR - Band, 1, 2, 3,45 Choir, 15 F.T.A. , 2, 3,45 Librarian, 15 Honor Club, lg Junior Red Cross, 2, 35 Y-Teens, 1, 45 Scholarship Team, 2, 3,45 Journalism, 45 Prom Committee, 3. DAVID ALLAN CLARK - Track, 1,25 A.V. Club, l,2, 3,45 A.V. Man of the Year Award, 3, .TEFFERY JAY COULTER - A.V. ERVIN CHARLES COWAN - VICKI IO CUMMINS - Choir Club, 1,2,3g High-Y, 1,25 varsity choir, 1,2,3,4g Track, 1.2: DramaC1ub. 1,2.3.44 Choir, 1,2,3,4g Honor Club, 1, 2,391-TFA, 45 A,V, Club, 1, Musical, 15 Red Cross, 1,2,3 25 Musical, 1,4g Track, 15 Solo Future Teachers, 2,3,4: Prom COHISSI. 2: Prom Comm., 3: Comm. Chairman, 35 Thespians Drama Club, 3,4g Thespariety, 3,45 Thespariety, 45 Y-Teens 49 N.H.S., 4. 4g Class Play, 3: Yearbook staff, 4. 'SWAP DIANE MARIE DALTON - G.A,A,, 1,2,3,4g Choir, 1,2, 3,4g Y-Teens, 1,25 Musical, 1, 4, Junior Activities, 3g Home- coming Comm. , 49 Thespariety, 4, N.H,S,, 43 Volunteens, 4. MARY A LIC E DALTON RACHEL MARIE DALTON MICHELE ELAINE DECKER - Jr. Red Cross, lg Musical, lg Choir, lg Y-Teens, 2,3,4g Prom Comm., 35 Yearbook Staff, 49 Journalism, 4g Office Aid, 3,4. THEODORE W, DENMAN - Math Club, 1,2,3g Band, 1,2, 3,45 Choir, 1,2, 3,4g A.V. Club, 3,49 V. Pres.. 3: Treas.. 45 Musical, 1,45 Scholarship team, 4. KAREN EILEEN DERRY - G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Red Cross, lg Musical, 1,49 Choir, 1,2,3,4g Council, 1, 4, Scholarship Team, 2: Y- Teens, 2,33 Class Play, 3: N,H,S,, 3,45 Ir, Activities, 3, Prom Comm. Chairman, 39 Thespians, 4, Yearbook Editor. 4, Thespariety, 4. TERRENCE G, DODSON JAMIE CECILE DOLLINGS - Band, 1,2, 3,4g Thespariety, 4: Musical, 4, KENNETH NOLAND FAIRALL - Football, 1,2,3,4, All M.V.L. and All SEO, 4, Basketball, lg Track, 1,2g Hi-Y, 1gA,V, Club, lg Varsity Club, 2,3,4, Pres., 4, Prom Committee, 35 Class V, Pres. 3, Class Pres. , 4, Yearbook, 4, LLOYD DEAN FELDNER - Foot- ball, 1,3,4g Track, 1,3,4: Varsity Club, 45 Hi-Y, 4: F,F,A,, 4, Pres., 4. JOHN GORDON FRYE - Student Council, 1, 3,49 Scholarship Team, 1,2,3,4g Band, lg Math and Science Club, 2,31 Sec., 3g Yearbook Rep. , 1: Class Play, 4, N.H,S,, 3,4g Thespians, 4. CLIFFORD BRUCE FORSYTHE Varsity Choir, 1, 2, 3, 4: Foot- ball, lg Basketball, 1,25 Hi-Y, 1,25 Musical, 1,49 F.F.A., 4 WILLIAM ALLAN FRICK Track, 2. BETH ANN FERGUSON - Thes pariety, 4. THOMAS RAYMOND GARD - Football, 1,2, 3,4g Math and Science Club, 15 A.V, Club, 1,2g Varsity Club, 2, 3,4g Hi-Y, 2, 3,4, Prom Comm. , 35 Thespariety, 45 Homecom- ing Escort, 4, MARK S, GAREY - A.V. Club. 1,45 Baseball, 2,3,4: Basket- ball, 25 Homecoming Committee 35 Varsity Club, 3,4. STEPHEN WILLIAM HAMPP - Varsity Choir, 1,2,3,45 Band, 1,2,3,4, Pres., 45 Track, 1, 2, 3,45 Musical, 1,45 Yearbook Rep., 2g Hi-Y, 3,4, V. Pres.. 45 Cross-Country, 3,45 Prom Comm., 35 Thespariety, 45 Drum Major, 4, DEBRA GRAVES - Journalism, 45 Office Aid, 3, RUTH LOUISE GUARD - G.A.A. , 2,3,45 Office Aid, 45 Home- coming Comm. , 4: Junior Activities, 35 Prom Comm., 35 Class Play, 35 Y-Teens, 1,2g Choir, 1,25 Thespariety, 25 Scholarship Team, 25 Future Teachers, 15 Musical, 1, CHARLES CHRISTOPHER GERBER - Football, 1,2, 3,45 Track, 1, 25 Hi-Y, 3,45 Varsity Club, 3,4 Yearbook, 4. HAROLD EUGENE HARLAN - Journalism, 45 F.F,A,, 4, THOMAS MICHAEL HARRIER - Basket- ball, 1,2,3,4, Football, 4, Track, 4, Varsity Club, 3,4, Treas., 4, Thes- pariety, 4, Prom Committee, 3. ALLAN DALE HESS - A.V. Club, 1,25 Hi-Y, 2,3,4, Basketball Mgr., 1, Prom Committee, 3, JOHN EDWARD HILL - Choir, 1,2,3,4, Scholarship Team, 1,2, 3, Football, 1, Track, 1,2, Musical, 1,4, Honor Club, 1,2, Thespians, 4, Thespariety, 4, Hi-Y, 4, Prom Comm., 3, ROBERT EUGENE I-IODGSON - Football, 2,3, Hi-Y, 2,3,4, Track, 2, A.V. Club, 2, Prom Committee, 3, Thes- pariety, 4, Yearbook, 4. DAVID WILSON HAYES - A.V. Club, 1, Football, 1,2 3,4, Track, 1,2,3,4,Band, 1, Scholarship Team, 1,2,3: Varsity Club, 2,3,4: N.H.S. 3,45 Pres., 3,4, Class Play, 3, Hi-Y, 3,4, Treas., 31 President, 4, Class Treas., 3, Thespariety, 4, Thespians 3, Scholastic Award of Excellence. DAWN LOUISE HOSLER - Band, 1,2,3,4, A.V. Club, 4, Sec., 4, C1355 Play, 4, Band Council, Sec. , 4, Musical, 4:Iourr1a1ism, 4, Yearbook Editor, 4, Prom Comm.. 3, Scholarship Team, 4, REBECCA ANN HUTH - G.A,A l,2,3,45I1', Red Cross, 15 Choir, 1,2,3,45 Musical, 1,45 Y-Teens, 2,35 Prom Comm., 35 Class Play, 3,45 Yearbook Staff, 45 Thespariety, 45 N.H.S. , 45 Student Council, 45 Vice Pres., 4, RONALD STEPHEN KREUTER - Football, 1,2,3,45 Track, 1, 2,3,45 Basketball, 15 Band, 1, 2,3,45 Choir, 1,2,45P1'eS,, 45 Hi-Y, 1,2,35 Class V. Pres., 1,25 Musical, 1,45 Varsity Club, 2,3,45Thespiar1s, 45 Class Play, 45 Thespariety, 45 Prom Comm., 3. CYNTHIA ANN JONES - G.A.A., 1, 2,3,45 Y-Teens, 1,25 Choir, 15 Band, 1,2,3,45 Majorette, 3,45 Musical, 1, 45 Jr. Activities, 35 Prom Comm. , 35 Thespariety, 45 Homecoming Comm, Chairman, 45 Yearbook Staff, 4, SHARON DALE JONES - G.A.A., 2,35 Y-Teens, 1,2,3,45 Vice Pres., 35 Thespariety, 45 Class Play, 3,45 Year- book Staff, 45 Prom Comm. , 35 Band, 1,25 Scholarship Team, 25 F,T.A,, 15 Musical, 1. THOMAS ALLAN KORDA - Prom Committee, 3. THOMAS EARL LANNING - A.V. Club 1,25 Choir, 1,25 Baseball, 1,2,35 Varsity Club, 3,45 Basketball, 1. CYRIL DAVID LUCAS - Footbaii, 1,2, 3,45A11M.V.L.a1'1Cl All S, E,O,, 3,4, All Ohio, 4, Basketball, 1,2,35 Track, 1. 2, 3, 45 Varsit Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. . gs Class Play, 4, Th'-?SPafiSfY. 4: Homecoming Escort, 4 RICHARD EDWIN LUMAN - Football, 1 3,4, Basketball, 1,2,3,4, Track, 1, 25 Scholarship Team, 1,2,3, Freshman Scholar, 1, Yearbook Rep, , 2, Student Council, 2, Class Pres. , 3, Yearbook staff, 4, Citizenship Award, 2, Varsity Club, 3,45 V. Pres., 4, N,H,S,, 3.4s Class V. Pres., 4, Thespians, 4, Thespariety, 4, Class Play, 4, Home- GEORGE ARTHUR LATHAM - Track, 1, 2, A,V, Club, 1,2,3,4, Football, 1. SUSAN ANN LEWIS - Scholarship Team 1,2,4, Student Council, 1,33 SCh01aT' ship Award, 1,2,3: Jr. Red CIOSS, 1: Choir, 1,2, Musical, 15 Y-Teens, 2.3, Pres., 3: G.A.A.. 2.3.4:Pf01T1 Comm 3, Junior Activities, 3, N.H.S., 3.42 Yearbook Editor, 4: Nat'l Merit LCIICI of Commendation, 4. coming Comm., 4, Prom Comm., 3 L VIRGINIA LOUISE MCLOUGHLIN - G,A,A,, 1,2,3,4, Treas,, 1, Home- coming Comm., 4, Y-Teens, 1,2, Sec., 1, Prom Committee, 3. CYNTHIA JEAN MCNEISH - Y-Teens, 1,2, Yearbook Rep., 1,21 G.A.A., 2, 3,4, Thespariety, 2, 4, Class Play, 3,45 Junior Activities, 3, Yearbook Editor, 4, Homecoming Committee, 4, ROCKFORD CHRIS LYNN - Prom Committee, 3. MICHAEL GENE MCDANIEL - Basket- ball, 1,2,3,4, Varsity Club, 3,4, Thespariety, 4, Football, 1, Track, 1, 2, Prom Committee, 4. MONTE NICOLAS MEES - Basketball, 1,25 Track, 15 Prom Committee, 35 Class Play, 45 Thespariety, 4, WILLIAM IRVIN MIRACLE - Junior Activities, 3, JEFFREY ALTON MURREY- vars. C1., 1, 2,3,4, sec., 3,Ftb., 1,2,3,4, Capt., 4, Track, l,2,3,45A11-Ohio Track, l,2, 35 Bsktb., 1,2,3,4, Capt., 45Hon. Cl.. 15 Scholastic Award, 1,35 Citizenship Award, 2,35 Class Pres., 1,25 N. H. S., 3,4, V. Pres., 3,45Class Play, 35 Thes- pariety, 45 North- South All-Star Ftb. Team, 45A11-AIT1S1'iCa Hon. Men., 4 MARGARET JEAN MYERS- Hon. Cl., lg Y-Teens, l,2,35 Musical, l5Jr. Red Cross, 1,2, Treas., 25Choir, 153111. Coun., 25SC1'101. Team, 3,45 N. H. S., 3, 4, Treas., 3,45 Class Play, 3,45J1'. Act., 35 Prom Comm., 35 G.A.A., 3,45 Hmcg. Comm. Chm., 45 Thespariety, 45 Year- book Editor, 4 ....mg5, CATHY ANN MITCHELL - Band, 1,2, 3,45 Homecoming Attendant, 13.42. Citizenship Award, 1: Student COUHCI1. 12 Y'TeCHS, 1,21 GoAoAv0 2l3leJ Scholarship Team, 2. 3: ThCSPaf1eJY' 2,45 Majorette, 2.3.45 N.H.S.., 3.41 Sec., 3,45 Homecomin?Comm1ttee. 45 Yearbook Staff, 4: C SSS Play. 3? Band Council Sec. . 31 If- Activities' 35 Prom Comm.. 3: ML1SiC31. 4 PATTY ANN MONTGOMERY - Y-Teens 1,25 G,A,A,, 1,2,3,45 Choir, 25 Class Treasurer, 25 Thespariety, 2,45 Class Play, 3,45 Jr. Activities, 35 Prom Comm., 35 Thespians, 45 Home- coming Committee, 4 PATRICIA ANN NORTON - Musical, 15 Y-Teens, 1,2,35 Band, 1,2,35 G,A,A,, 2,3,45 Thespariety, 4. SHIRLEY JEAN PALMER - G,A,A, , 4' Librarian, 3: Junior Activities, 3, LINDA CHRISTINE PARRY - Y-Teens, 1,25 G,A,A,, 1,2 3,45 Cheerleader, 1,2, 35 Junior Activities, 35 Prom Comm., 35 Thespariety, 45 Homecoming Comm, , 45 Office Aid, 4. DONALD RAY RHINEBARGER - Hi-Y, 1,2,3,4, Sec., 45 Varsity Club, 2,3, 45 Track, l,2,3,45 Football Mgr., 25 Cross-Country, 3,45 State Track Meet, 35 State Cross Country, 45 Prom Comm., 35 N,H.S., 45 Thespians, 45 Student Council, 45 Yearbook, 45 Homecoming Comm. Chairman, 45 Journalism, 45 Thespariety, 4, LARRY DEAN PRICE - F.F.A.. 4. A LECIA KAY RICHARDSON G,A,A,, 3,45 Junior Red Cross, 3, Y-Teens, 1,2, Band, 3. ERNEST EDWARD PITTS - Band, 1,25 Honor Club, 1,25 Choir, 2,3,45 Scholarship Team, 2,35 Jr. Activities, 35 Class Play, 3,45 Drama Club, 35 Thespians, 45 A,V. Club, 4 Musical, 1,45 Thespariety, 45 N,H,S,, 45 Yearbook Staff, 45 Journalism, 4, MARGARET DIANE QUINN - G.A.A., 1,2,3,4: Jr. Red Cross, 15 Varsity Choir, 1,25 Y'T6CHS. 2: Soph. Scholar, 25 Volenteen, 25 Musical, 15 N.H.S., 3,45 Jr. Activities, 3 Prom Comm., 35 Yearbook, Editor-in-Chief, 4, gypsy, CAROLE RUTH ROESSLER - Class Play, 45 Thespariety, 45 Thespians, 45 Y-Teens, 1,2, 3,4, Pres., 45 N,H,S,, 45 Scholarship Team, 2, 3, 45 Jr. Activities, 35 F,T,A, , 1,2, Treas. , 2, JAMES EDWARD SCHLAEGEL - Football, 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball, 1,2,3,45 Track, 1,2,3,4s Varsity Club, 2,3,4: Honor Club, 15 N.H.S.. 3.4. Y TERRY LEE ROUSH - Hi-Y, 1 2, 3,45 Varsity Club, 2,3,45 A,V. Club, lg Aviation Club, 25 Basketball, 25 Track, 1,2, 3,45 Prom Comm., 3: Foot- ball, 1. VALLI ANN RUSK - G.A.A.. 1,2,3,45 Y-Teens, 1,25 Thes- pariety, 2,45 Cheerleader, 25 Prom Committee, 35 Junior Activities, 35 Homecoming Committee, 4. Cl-IERYL LYNN ROSS - Choir 1,2,3,45 G,A,A,, 1,2,3s Y- Teens, 1,25 Musical, 1,45 Student Council, 35 Jr, Activ- ities, 35 Class Play, 3,45 Year book Editor, 45 N,H,S,, 45 Office Aid, 45 Class Treas, , 45 Thespariety, 4, PAMELA IO SCHUSTER 4 Band, 1,2,3,45Majorette, 2, 3,45 Yearbook Rep,, 1,25 G,A,A,, 1,2,3,4, V. Pres., 35 PICS., 45 Y-Teens, 1,25 Class Secretary, 29I1', Activities 3: Homecoming Committee, 45 Thespariety, 4. MELISSA SUE SEBAUGH - G.A.A., 1,2,4g Y-Teens, 1,25 Choir, 1,2, Musical, 4, 'Q'--rf BECKY JEAN SCHWARTZMILLER - G.A .A. , 4, JOHN RICHARD SCOTT Every Man's Fate! JERRY HAROLD SHAFFER CONNIE SUE SHEETS - G.A.A., 1,2g Y-Teens, 1,25 Class Secretary, lg Ir, Activities, 3g Homecoming Comm 4g Prom Comm., 3: Yearbook Rep., 2 JANET DOROTHY SHINN - G.A.A,, 2,3,45 Band, 25 Jr, Red Cross, 35 Sec., TERESA LEE SMART - G.A,A, , 45 Year- book Staff, 45 Thespariety, 45 Junior Activities, 3. The Cream of the Senior Class Crop. U1 STEPHEN DOUGLAS SMITH - Track, 1, 25 Varsity Club, 3,45 Hi-Y, 3,49 Cross Country, 3,4, TIMOTHY JOE SMITH - Basketball, 15 Scholarship, 3,45 Thespariety, 45 AJV. Club, 4: Prom Committee, 35 Homecoming Committee, 4, MARLA KAY SMITH - Librarian 1,2,4g Y-Teens, 15 F,T,A, , 1,3,4, Sec. , 35 Varsity Choir, 1,2,3,4g Musical, 1,45 Jr, Red Cross, 25 Honor Club, 25 Prom Comm., 35 A,V. Club, 45 Homecoming Comm, , 45 Thespariety, 45 Yearbook Staff, 4: Journalism, 4, 1 5 RICHARD EARL SORG - Junior Activities, 35 Cross Country, 4: Varsity Club, 45 F.F.A.. 4: Homecoming Comm. , 4: Parliamentary Procedure Team , 4. IRVALEE SUSAN VARNER - Musical 15 Choir, 1,25 F,T,A,, 13 Y-Teens, 1,2,3,45 Sec., 45 G.A.A., 1,2,3,45 Prom Comm., 35 Junior Activities, 35 Student Council, 35 Class Play, 3,45 N.H.S., 45 Thespariety, 45 Thespians, 45 Yearbook, 4, THOMAS EDGAR TILTON - Football, 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, 45 Student Council, 2,45 Pres., 45 H1-Y, 1,2,3,4, Varsity Club, 2,3,45 Class Play, 45 Thespariety, 45 Prom Comm. , 3, IEANNE CAROL TOTTEN Yearbook Representative, 15 Jr, Red Cross, 1, F.T,A., 1, 25 Librarian, 35 Junior Activities, 3, Prom Comm., 3, G.A.A.. 4. MARY LOU TAYLOR - G.A.A. . 3,45 Sec. , 45 Student Council, 1: Jr. Red Cross, 1,25 F,T,A,, 2,3,45 Pres, , 3,45 Class Play, 3,45 Prom Comm., 35 N.H.S., 3,45 Cheerleader, 3,45 Thes- pians, 45 Thespariety, 4, DAVID RAY WALLACE IEAN ANN WALLACE - Choir, 1,25 Spanish Club, lg Latin Club, 15112 Red Cross, 2,35 A.V. Club, 45 Pep Club, 2, 35 Latin Team, 2, DAVID STEVEN WILLIAMS - Varsity Club, 45 Football, 1, 2,3,45 Band, 1,45 Hi-Y, 15 Track, 1,35 Choir, 1,2,3,45 Choir Council, 4. KEITH LAVERNE WELLS JOHN TIMOTHY WEST - Basketball, 1, 2, 35 Cross Country, 3,45 Varsity Club MICHAEL GRANT WARD - A.V. Club, 1,2,3,45 Choir, 1, 2, 3,45 Musical, 1, 45 Yearbook Representative, 2, KAREN SUE WILSON - Y- Teens, 1,45 Red Cross, 2: Prom Comm., 35 Drama Club, 35 Class Play, 3, 4. 3,45 F,F,A, , 45 Journalism, REBECCA Io WILSON - Y- Teens, 1,25 G,A,A,, 2,3,4g Thespariety, 2, 4, Prom Comm. , 39 Junior Activities, 3g Journal- ism, 45 N.H,S., 4: Yearbook Staff. ROBERT ALAN YOUNG - Basketball, 1,29 Baseball, 2, 35 Varsity Club, 2, 3,45 Hi-Y, 1,2g Scholarship Team, 3: N. H . S. , 4. DONNA IO WIS EMAN DARLA IO YOST - G.A,A,, 2 3 4' Junior Activities 3- Musrcal, 4gThespar1ety, 4, Choir, 45 Yearbook Staff, 4. VICKI JO WINEGARDNER - G.A.A., 1, 3,45 Junior Red Cross, 1,2, RICHARD LYMAN KNIGHTON - Class Play, 4: Junior Activities 3, High-Y, 2, A.V. Club, 1. PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE JEFF K, DAVIS - F.F,A,, 4g CHARLES EDWARD HOSLER - RONALD E, ALBRIGHT Thespariety, 4g Junior Activities, Golf Team, 4. MARY HELEN SUTTLES 3. JOSEPH LAFE WILSON Dave Hayes Iohn Frye Dave Lucas Jim Schlaegel Jeff Murrey Mary Taylor SOCIAL ST UDIES AWARD TIM SMITH BETTY CROCKER AWARD KAREN CONNAR STUDENT COUNCIL CITIZ. ENSHIP AWARD LYNN ROSS DAVE HAYES SCHOLAR ATHLETE AWARD RIC K LUMA N SENIOR SCHOLA STIC ACHIEVEMENTS SCHOLARSHIPS Susan Lewis Carole Roessler Rick Luman Ted Denman Irvalee Varner ENGLISH AWARD BILL ALEXANDER AMERICAN LEGION AWARD PEGGY MYERS JOHN FRYE DAR CITIZENSHIP AWARD VALEDICTORIAN READERS DIGEST AWARD SUSAN LEWIS SALUTATORIAN CAROLE ROESSLER I'11 raise you five. Future Art Major Gerry Billy works on scenery for the class play, Now would I smear Chocolate syrup on your car, Mr, Finley? ,in is me ,or De-3f1Y Beloved ' - - N Our Bonfires are anything but boring! Y- Teens The Y-Teen goal is to grow as a person, to grow in friendship with people of all races, religions, and nationalities, and to grow in the knowledge and love of God. Y-Teens is an organization of teen-age girls who implement Y-Teen goals through their programs. A part of the dues which is collected goes to the local and national associations. In return, advisors and clubs receive program help and guidance from the local Teen-A ge Staff. Y-Teens are members of the Y. W.C.A. and are invited to participate in association- wide events and enroll in classes and use facilities at the Y. W.C. A. This year the Y-Teens sponsored several events, the most important being the Snowball Dance, December twenty-first. The whole school was invited to the semi -formal affair. Those serving as officers this year were Carole Roessler, Presidentg Melanie Bowser, Vice- President, Michelle Barnhart, Program Chairman, Terri Eggbert, Chaplain, and I0 Anne Hof- statter, Publicity Chairman. lst ROW - C. Horton, L. Cooperider, I. Moorefield, T. Egbert, M. Barnhart, M. Bowser, C. Roessler, I. Varner, K. Connar, M. Decker 2nd ROW - M. Brennen, L. Cooperider, T. Slater, K. Riegle, I. Felzo, K. Gramlich, M. Downs, P. Smith, Mrs. McCarty 3rd ROW - C. Denner, K. Wilson, S. Householder, I. Hofstatter, K. Bell, K. Cox, C. Smith, B. Brown, D. Hosler Junior Red Cross p The Junior Red Cross carries on many activities to help those in need, as does the American Red Cross. The organization here at West is very active. At Thanksgiving time some of the '. tx I.R.C. members put on a program at the Abbott Homeg at Christmas, for aged folks at Mary's Nursing Home. The club sent two ditty bags to the boys in Vietnam, collected 185 pounds of clothing to send to the Children's Federation in Appalachia, and presented birthday gifts to two children at the Avondale Children's Home. The I. R.C. members collected twenty-five cans of fruit and vegetables for the Salvation Army to distribute at Christmas. They sponsored the making of three hundred paper flowers to be used as table decorations for the annual Red Cross Banquet. They also made bookmarkers to be sold at Easter. Officers were Carolyn Ball, President, Msrilyn Ball, Secretary, and Mary Suttles, Treasurerg Mrs. Kreis is faculty advisor. lst ROW - I. Turner, J. West, D. Somers, M. Ball, C. Ball, V. Wittlinger, R. Barnes, M. Shivers, C. Max well 2nd ROW -V. Havens, K. Smith, D. Murphy, V. Scott, C. Norman, K. Morris, Mrs. Kries, T. Maxwell, B. Nichols, B. King, B. Sims, V. Scott, C. Lowe, S. Morrison rmwrygfmmpwg 93.335 -6 rf? A .tt K Q K A A, c ' Nz K X , . V , , Jw A fi if i . I , .r X ' Q A -.: M K .nv ,af ,tv MB llrllilimlii A 2 .. 'Q gil' 6 .fy F xgxa 1 .A r if .rf f lst ROW - I. Boyd, J. Wallace, D. Hosler, D. Clark, T. Denman, I. Wilson 2nd ROW - S. Stergios, M. Smith, T. Shaw, C. Roessler, S. Awalt 3rd ROW - A. Sutton, P. Taylor, G. Grainer, B. Baustian, M. Tom 4th ROW - F. Keiffer, M. Ward, I. Fisher STANDING - K. Merriman, T. Dodson, G. Latham, M. Garey, D. Archer, R. Basalla, D. Wallace, G. Billy, G. Bischoff, R. Wells, T. Smith, E. Pitts, D. Chambers, I. Conrad, R. Boykin, Advisor - Mr. Milligan Audio- Visual Club The Audio-Visual Club was created to help the faculty in the presentation of movies and filmstrips, the making of sound tapes, etc. The A-V Club, during the past years, has added three new pieces of equipment to better meet :he audio and visual needs of the individual teachers. With the necessary basic tools the club possesses, it is well able to repair its own equipment. The A-V Club is also in charge of the lighting system in the gymnasium, in addition to the portable sound system which can be set up in the gym in a matter of minutes. The Club this year has sponsored two movies, The Great Locomotive Chase and PT, lO9. With the money that the Club earned, the members went on a field trip to television station WLW in Columbus. The Club's officers were Dave Clark, President: Iim Boyd, Vice-President, Dawn Hosler, Secretary, Ted Denman, Treasurer, and Ioe Wilson, Program Chairman. Members of the National Honor Society are selected by merit on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Once initiated they are pledged to continue to uphold these standards in their school and community. Participation in all forms of school activities by individ- ual members is stressed more than club projects. The club holds two candlelight induction ceremonies each year. In the fall seniors are inducted and in the spring a small number of juniors become members, to ,, serve as the backbone of the club for the following year. E I The National Honor Society officers are David Hayes, Presidentg Jeff Murrey, Vice-Presidentg Cathy Mitchell, Secretaryg and Peggy Myers, Treasurer. National Honor Society lst ROW: QT to BJ - D. Rhinebarger. J. Frye, I. Coulter, I. Murrey, D. Hayes, C. Mitchell, P. Myers, C. Roessler 2nd ROW - R. Luman, B. Young, B. Alexander, D. Wiseman, I. Beroset, B. Wilson, S. Lewis, L. Ross 3rd ROW - J. Schlaegel, E. Pitts, D. Dalton, D. Quinn, K. Derry, I. Varner, M. Taylor. M. Smith, B. Huth lst ROW: QT to BJ - J. Hayes. J. Frye, D. Rhinebarger, B. Beroset, D. Henderson, B. Huth, T. Tilton 2nd ROW - B. Schuster, M. Mock, B. Powell, B. Frye, I. Nicholson, K. Baker 3rd ROW - Mr. Swinehart, J. Beitzel, K. Cox, I. Warner, K. McGonag1e, L. King, C. Vaughn Student l 0 ll ll The 1968-69 Student Council consisted of a representative from each homeroorn. Under the direction of Mr. Swinehart, the club sponsored a variety of activities to Teen Tyme, and planted shrubs around the school sign. A bake sale was also held to raise funds for Dollars for Scholars. Student Council is taking steps to rise to even higher standards in the future. Officers of this year's Council were President Tom Tiltong Vice-President, Becky Huthg Sec- retary, Debbie Henderson, and Treasurer, Bob Beroset. The Girl's Athletic Association began in 1966 with sixty-five girls. This year it has one hundred fifteen members and is expecting an even larger membership next year. The girls participate in intramural and inter-scholastic sports to earn points for various awards. The G.A.A. is responsible for signs and banners at football and basketball games. Each year the club holds a mother-daughter banquet. At this time awards are given to those girls who have earned them. The following girls have led the G. A. A. in their activities this year: President, Pam Schusterg Vice- President, Bonnie Taylorg Treasurer, Cindy Spargroveg and Mary Taylor, Secretary. Mrs. Moore is the club's advisor. Girls Athletic Association lst ROW - J. Makin, B. Sebaugh, B. McCloud, C. Shearer, S. Amicone, J. Conrad, B. Stewart, N. Zellars G. Slater, K. McGonagle, S. Morrison, K. Riegle, I. Moorefield 2nd ROW -F. Smith, C. Lowe, P. Swinehart, J. Felzo, G. Winland, C. Baird, F. Scott, I. Havnen, C. Palmer, C. Mitchell, D. Miller, D. Hampp, D. Foltz 3rd ROW - K. Williams, C. Boetcher, D. Palmer, M. Shepard, A. Dunzweiler, L. Bracken, K. Harsh, M. Mock, D. Stotts, D. Moorehead, F. Myers, J. Nicholson 4th ROW - S. Perone, B. Frye, D. Williams, I. Warner, M. Holbein, M. Shepard, L. King, B. Garey, J. Browning, J. Greiner, D. Jasper, M. Davis 5th ROW - K. Weiser, J. Shaw, L. Miller, K. Smith, M. Fisher, K. Bracken, M. Richardson, C. Schwartz- miller, B. Schuster, I. Beitzel 3 I , W , , , ,iv , f,.. .r.' f,.. ,,g: , i V' . V , x,f Adam! lst ROW - C. Spargrove, B. Taylor, M. Taylor, D. Bankes, K. Baker, J. McLoughlin, T. Smart, D. Yost, C. Dovenbarger, V. Parsons, Mrs. Moore 2nd ROW - G. Boyd, G. Edwards, J. Bonifield, M. Johnson, M. Sebaugh, P. Myers, C. Jones, S. Lewis, P. Montgomery, C. Sheets 3rd ROW - C. McNeish, I. Totten, B. Wilson, S. Palmer, D. Wiseman, D. Dalton, L. Irvin, C. Simmons, M. Reese, D. Gonder, C. Mitchell, M. O'Donnell 4th ROW - K. Derry, L. Porter, B. Powell, C. Covert, R. Wolgamott. I. Beroset, L. Ross, B. Hurh, C. Hart meyer, A. Sebaugh, R. Guard, V. Rusk 5th ROW - K. Spargrove, M. Fisher, M. Daw, D. Spencer, E. Gildow, B. Dingey, J. Rusk, M. Johnson, I. Dunzweiler, N. Burkhart, D. Henderson, L. Parry 6th ROW - C. Vaughn, S. McClellan, S. Fairall, K. Wagner, K. McGonag1e, J. Shaw, A. Richardson, B. Schwartzmiller, J. Shinn, P. Norton, K. Lashley, D. Quinn, I. Varner lst ROW - D. Starkey, B. Young, A. Beardmore, L. Feldner, J. Murrey, C. Gerber, D. Rhinebarger, S. Hampp, K. Fairall, Mr. Ankrum 2nd ROW - R. Luman, R. Kreuter, M. McDanie1s, R. Grotegeer, D. Thornton, D. Hayes, G. Strouse, T. Tilton, D. Chambers, T. Harrier 3rd ROW - M. Garey, B. Thome, J. Schlaegel, D. Williams, J. Schlaegel, L. Aggas, R. Craig, B. Weiser T. Lanning 4th'ROW - R. Pryor, G. Stahl, D. Winland, T. Pitts, T. West, D. Sorg, S. Smith, T. Roush, C. Guss 5th ROW - B. Lien, M. Kendall, I. Zellers, B. Sisk Varsity Club The Varsity Club consists of the boys who have lettered in varsity sports and met the requirements of the point system formed by the coaches and members. The lettermen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors, form the backbone of the West sports program. Every year the Club earns money to purchase the Scholar-Athlete Trophy. This is awarded each year to the senior who has lettered in two sports and who has the highest academic standing in the Varsity Club. In the spring a party is given for all Varsity Club members and their guests. Officers this year were Ken Fairall, President: Rick Luman, Vice-Presidentg Dave Lucas, Secretaryg and Tom Harrier, Treasurer. M. Smith, K. Connar, K. Bell, M. Tay1or, I. Caughey, K. Brown, R. Saunders, M. Bowser Advisor - Mrs. Whiting Future Teachers The West Muskingum Chapter of the Future Teachers of America became a member of the National F.T.A. organization in the 1968-69 school year. The purposes of the F.T.A. are to acquaint young people with the history, ethics, and programs of the organized teaching professiong to give them practical experience in working together in a democratic way on the problems of the profession and the communityg to interest the best young men and women in teaching as a career, and to secure increased public interest and support of education. This year the F.T.A. 's projects included a bake sale, a pencil sale, and a tea for the teachers and other employees of the school. The officers of Future Teachers are President, Mary Taylor: Vice-President, Janet Caugheyg Secretary, Kathy Bellg and Treasurer, Kathy Brown. F lst ROW - Mr. McQueary, D. Winland, D. Hayes, S. Hampp, D. Rhinebarger 2nd ROW - R. Pryor, T. Pitts, C. Gerber, G. Stahl, R. Grotegeer, R. Craig, G. Strouse, D. Ankrum, A Beardmore, T. Catlett, I. Corson, B. Thome, D. Thornton 3rd ROW - J. Huth, B. Weiser, L. Aggas, M. Feldner, A. Wilson, B. Young, B. Hiener, F. Finnen, B. Kreuter, T. Ziegler, B. Hodgson 4th ROW - B. Boals, R. Bishop, L. Price, R. Moore, D. Williams, I. Weiser, T. Roush, D. Vousden, T. Tilton, L. Feldner 5th ROW - B. Howard, B. Brummage, C. Johnson, D. Barker, A. Hess, I. Hill, S. Smith, J. Porter, F. Schuster 6th ROW - M. Havnen, I. Hayes, R. Hartmeyer, R. Kreuter, M. Jesse Hi-Y Club The Hi-Y Club, formed in 1964, has sixty mem- bers. They are required to pay dues annually and participate in club activities. Under the guidance of Mr. McQueary, the club's programs include service projects, recreation, and discussion of social problems. President, Dave Hayes, Vice-President, Steve Hamppg Secretary, Don Rhinebargerg Treasurer, Dave Winland. -- 1st ROW - E. Tom, M. McKnight, L. Ball, R, Krause, M, Havnen, E, Cowan, L, Feldner 2nd ROW - B, Murphy, T, McPherson, J. McBride, M, Noe, T, West, C. Conrad, J, Davis, Advisor Mr, Householder 3rd ROW - I, Weiser, D, Sorg, D, Archer, B. Basalla, D. Wallace, K. Wells, F.F.A. The Future Farmers of America is a national organization with members in all fifty states, The West Muskingum Chapter has twenty-two members. In order to be eligible for membership, a student must be enrolled in a vocational agriculture program, At West, vocational agriculture is the agricultural resources program, The F,F.A. is built upon a foundation which includes leadership, character development, sportsman- ship, scholarship, thrift, citizenship, community, service, and improved agriculture. Among the activities in which the chapter has participated are parliamentary procedure contests, public speaking contests, land and livestock judging contests, and community service projects, This year's officers are Lloyd Feldner, presidentg Jerry Weiser, Vice presidentg Mark Noe, secretaryg Bob Murphy, treasurer, Larry Ball, reporter, Dave Wallace, sentinel, and Dick Sorg, student advisor, MW. 3 W Hitikiiilmll 1st ROW - R. Basalla, D. Hosler, D. Rhinebarger, M. Decker, E. Pitts, M. Bowser, I. Caughey, K. Connar, M. Smith 2nd ROW - Mr. Hastie, M. Ball, T. West, E. Gildow, B. Miracle, B. Wilson, M. Britton, H. Harlan, D. Archer, C. Ball, M. Bagent Tornado Times Staff Extra! Extra! Read all about it! Tornado Times reorganizes. The Tornado Times started out the 1968-69 school year with a reorganization of the staff. Major changes were made in the following areas: Juniors were included on the staff as well as Seniorsg staff assignments were made more specific, the news- paper was placed on a bi-weekly production schedule, and the newspaper was made available to all students. rather than to a select group of subscribers. It was felt that the reorganization would improve the quality of the paper and make it a much better medium of communications. The reorganization appears to have been successful. Students seem to be better informed and have often been heard discussing items which have appeared in the Tornado Times. We hope and believe that the staff for the next school year will continue with the fine work that has been done and will go on to make the Tornado Times the best high school newspaper anywhere. Inu muh: anim QE,iiiiililJWilI1 lst ROW - J, Beroset, S, Lewis, P, Myers, C, McNeish, D, Quinn, M, Decker, D, Hosler, K. Derry, L Ross 2nd ROW - J. Dunzweiler, M. Daw, D, Henderson, V. Parsons, M, Fisher, S, Fairall, M, Reese, B, Beroset, C. Brookover, T. Pitts The 1969 Tornado staff worked very hard to make this the best yearbook ever. Under the able direct- ion of our advisor, Mr, Paul Hastie, we solicited ads sold subscriptions, worked to meet deadlines, and did all the many other things involved in the forma- tion ofthe yearbook. Each member gave many of his after-school hours to the production of the year- book, and all were rewarded with the feeling that comes from a job well done, '15 ',,uy3jAx K uf ,,.... ., ..., 7 x. N., lst ROW - I. Dunzweiler, B. Wilson, T. Smart, D. Yost, S. Lewis, I. Beroset, D. Hosler, M. Smith, K. Derry, Mr. Hastie 2nd ROW - I. Varner, I. Caughey, P. Myers, C. Jones, M. Daw, D. Henderson, V. Parsons, M. Decker, C. Sheets, J. McLoughlin, R. Guard 3rd ROW - M. Reese, P. Norton, J. Shinn, L. Ross, B. Huth, C. McNeish, V. Rusk, C. Mitchell, P. Mont- gomery, K. Bell, K. Wilson 4th ROW - M. Fisher, B. Hodgson, E. Pitts, C. Roessler, S. Jones, B. Alexander, K. Connar, M. Bowser, D. Quinn 5th ROW - S. Fairall, D. Rhinebarger, K. Fairall, C. Gerber, R. Luman, T. Tilton, T. Pitts, C. Brookover B. Beroset Yearbook Staf FRONT ROW - L to R - D. Chambers, L. Ross, C. Roessler, and P. Montgomery SECOND ROW - L to R - Mr, Charles Finley - Advisor, M. Taylor, B. Alexander, S. Jones, M. Bowser, K, Derry, E. PHYS. 3-Hd I. Frye ON LADDER - D. Hayes, R. Luman STANDING - J, Hill and D, Rhinebarger THESPIANS ENJOY ACTIVE YEAR The organization that was probably less concerned with meetings and protocol, but was still one of the most actively involved in projects was Troupe 2451 of the National Thespian Society. On January 11, the seniors entertained a full house with Thespariety 1969 - Laugh In Comes to West. The Junior-Senior play was a successful follow-up as, on March 29, The Bat was presented. The biggest show was given April 1, 2, and 3 as My Fair Lady was presented in cooperation with our fine music department. Other activities of the Thes- pians included attendance of The Lion in Winter at Muskingum College and a spring party, By working in the shows, 18 students accumulated enough points to become Thespians. Students who were inducted later include: Irvalee Varner, John Frye, Linda Porter, Karen Derry, Ted Pitts, Beth Frye, and David Hayes. Dennis Chambers was president of the Troupe. The Motto of Troupe 2451 is Act well your partg there all the honor lies. L to R - FRONT ROW - Jeff Parlet - Freshman Representativeg Dawn Hosler - Secretaryg Steve Hampp - President MIDDLE ROW - Jenny Beroset - Senior Representativeg Cathy Cox - Sopho- more Representativeg Ricky Swinehart - Junior Representative TOP - George Latham - Representative of non-playing members Band Council The band council is the governing body of the band, The band elects a President, Vice-President, and Secretary-Treasurer, Each class elects its own representative to the council and when applicable, a represent ative of the non-playing personnel is elected. 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Q. ...f 'f'f Tiff! Ui. Q 55-'fzkifflg J' ' k N t M 'L- V 5 ' f!,,KQ if ,A -'f' A . QAa 'AV NAA A pr' ' 'P' Q3:f3Q5?l5'v' m:A ive: 11gwkiAAAA A A W 3 A fe A A 1 X15 ik ' VEEKK if A 'Wi Q-25. T .fp ' y .L . ...M A 7 -1. .. .... ,hnil1:1i2ETf3f'f SENIOR ATTENDANT Cathy Mitchell and escort Jim Schlaegel. SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT Linda King and escort Dave Hayes. 'jfs QQ 1 Captain Jeff Murrey, Queen Jenny Beroset, and escort Ken Fairall. JUNIOR ATTENDANT Joyce Dunzweiler and escort Tom Gard. FRESHMAN ATTENDANT Pam Swinehart and escort Dave Lucas. 1,- V l l rw, You may not have seen them the night of the performance, but without the crew, pictured above, Laugh-In would not have been a success. Tom Tilton portrayed the Mild Mannered Don Rinebarger as Dan Rowan and John Hill as Dick Martin Storm Trooper. B255 FRONT ROW - Mild Mannered Storm Trooper QTom Ti1tonJ, Dirty Old Man QBi11 Alexanderj, Da Judge QDave Lucasj BACK ROW - Sweet Brother Dick Whittington QDennis Chambersj, Henery Gibson QMark Gareyj Ruth Buzzi Uanet Caugheyj, Gary Owens Ueff Coulterj BELOW: L to R - Goldie Haun fBeth Fergusonj The Southerner fMike McDanie1j, JoAnne Worley QPam Schusterj, Stunt Man fMike Wisej, Judy Carne QDebb1e BELOW - A1 Suess QDave Hayes! Bankesy 8 to , 2 ,mr- N , w..,. .f 1, I A. y,, i S VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: FRONT ROW: L to R - Christy Covert, Debbie Henderson, Mary Taylor BACK ROW: L to R - Marsha Fisher, Martha Daw, Bonnie Taylor Through the enduring efforts of the cheerleaders our school spirit has remained the best in the MVL. They taught us the basics of good sportsmanship in both winning and losing, though we went down to defeat only twice this year. The cheerleaders spent many hours after school practicing new cheers. As a result we have some of the most up-to-date cheers in the area. During the summer our cheerleaders attend the National Cheerleading Camp to learn new methods and ways to cheer. Mrs. Gwen Moore, advisor, also spends her time trying to better our cheers. She supervises all pep assemblies, and does a fine job. Through her efforts our cheerleaders have been able to buy new summer outfits along with their fall uniforms. ff Q ar, A Atv- ., T 4: i 11 is - , :Tlx 31 r 1 5 - ,v.., ii R M I , d ik. Reserve Cheerleaders are L. to R. - Beverly Garey, Linda Miller, Bette Schuster Jill Warner, Linda King. Freshman Cheerleaders are: Kneeling L. to R. - Jan Nicholson, Debbie Miller. Standing - Pam Swinehart, Delores Moorehead, Gail Winland. Varsity cheerleaders lead us on to victory. Linda King takes time out from cheering to become Sophomore attendant. Delores Moorehead chats with freshman basketball player Gary Hamilton. Concert Band Marching overlays, hats, plumes, and gloves are set aside now - trophies and awards are in their places. And so begins the transformation from the sounds of the Marching Band to the more refined tones of the Symphony Band, and new Challenges. New music to read and learn that covers a wide range of musical styles and themes. A musical is coming up - My Fair Ladyg contest is approaching fast. Of all the numbers worked on this year, four remain uppermost in our mindsg Bellerophon, the DiSUFiCI B'2 required Dumberg the , the two selected numbers: and Chant and Jubilo, the state required number. West received the only l rating in the county at district contest and went on to receive a II at state contest in Columbus. Shortly after contest, the band had the pleasure of presenting an assembly for the entire student body. The year finished with a 30 minute T.V. Program and the annual Pops Concert, This year's concert theme was Time-out - the students take over. The John Philip Sousa Award winner was Ted Denman. The student conductors and art exhibit proved talents that will keep West the best! VEST V297 MMM sd h ,. Marching Band After a week 's vacation in June, the 1968-69 West Muskingum Band hit the road to success, Practicing twice a week, the band marched to victory in the many parades and festivals held during the summer months. In July, West was invited to compete in the American Legion Convention Parade in Columbus and took fourth place in the two and one half mile procession. As a result, West will participate in the 1969, 4th of July ceremonies in Columbusg and as guests of the American Legion will go to Cleveland for the State Convention and 50th Anniversary celebrations and contests on Iuly 18 and 19th, 1969. In August, the band went to camp to work toward a successful football seasong and successful it was - September - the trip to the Marietta Band-o-Rama proved rewarding as a dress rehearsal for the Zanesville Bonanza of Bands, Out of the 10 bands entered in Class A, West came home with the third place trophy, Marching season rounded out with the trips to Dennison University, Baldwin-Wallace College and the Parade of Champions in Cambridge, West Muskingum High School Majorettes are, from L to R: Kathy Baker, Karen Williams, Pam Schuster Cindy Jones, Cathy Mittchell, and Suellen Perone. Majorettes The 1968-69 West Muskingum High School Majorettes did a fine job of leading their band on to victory in state contests as well as boosting the morale of the football and basketball teams during the respective seasons. One of the year 's genuine highlights was the presentation during the first week in May of My Fair Lady - the truly great musical by Lerner and Lowe. The show was a combined effort with the students of both the instrumental and vocal departments working under the direction of six teachers. Mr. Gibson and Miss Folan directed the vocal and instrumental efforts, respectively, Mrs, Herreman designed the sets and super- vised their detailed painting while Mr. Finley designed the lighting and was in charge of the set construction. The dramat- ic coaching was done by Miss Judy Nehls, a student teacher in speech. Also, Mrs. Atkinson helped coordinate make-up and Mr. Ledfort served as a technical advisor The complexity of scene changes, the size of the cast, and the challenge of the music and staging made My Fair Lady the largest undertaking in the school's history. And, the dedicated efforts of the 130 students involved made it one of the most impressive and satisfying productions this area has seen, Later in the show Doolittle comes to the home of Professor Higgins in search of his daughter or rather her ransom In explaining his plight he leaves Higgins, Pickering and Mrs Pearce completely dumbfounded I don t eat more than the x GR I . . I Eliza's slow, but steady, improvement in her speech Alfie Doolittle tells it like it is to his buddies. You lessons bring on the rejoyceful song Rain in Spain. see, boys, it just takes Faith, Hope, and A Little Bit of Luck. Eliza faces her initial test at the Ascot where she meets Mrs, Hig- gins, Freddy, and peers, As was the case on Broadway, this was one of the most beautiful scenes. Shown here is the 30 piece orchestra that rehearsed diligently in prepara- tion for the four performances Under Miss Folan's direction, the band was one of the show's strong points. 1 A 2 ug' 'C -. 4 i if w W L 7? mm,, , ,... A L iiii W W A at + N Pert and pretty Servants' Chorus Janet shows weariness of fourth performance. AND BEHIND THE SCENES , , , There were 18 scene changes in My Fair Lady and, as is the case with any production, hours of planning and practiced execution were needed to ensure a smooth operation. , T ,,,,, ,, :gs 5-Ziday-e-'-'V 'yypr f---...... WARDROBE MAKE- UP - See anyone you know? - or would want to know? Over 100 costumes LIGHTING - Mr. Finley and George Latham ran the 13 stage lights, L to R - Linda Bracken - Secretary Treasurerg Terri Egbert - Librariang Gary Hamilton - Presidentg Kathy Lowe - Reporterg Margaret Mock - Librariang and Michele Barnhart - Vice-President Freshman Choir icers The 1968-69 Freshmen started a new thing a Freshman choir. They didn't waste any time electing officers to take the responsibility of arranging choir singing engage- ments. The 1968-69 officers are pictured above. , H ' I, f sf? gf if s .tis I p Jw Q I Q. if ., L s s Y 6 V , vf! , , . ' L - cg A i I Q i , .1 61 Y Q i 3 ' 5 . f V y X g , FIRST ROW - L to R - P, King, R. Wolgamott, C. Frame, D. Yost, B. McCloud, S, Amicone, M. O'Don- nell, L. Ross, and B. Huth SECOND ROW - L to R - I. Browning, B. Garey, R, Harkness, J. Conrad, M. Downs, S. Stergios, B, Frye, C. Hartmeyer, M, Reese, and D. Williams THIRD ROW - L to R - J, Shaw, N, Baughman, J. Dunzweiler, B. Walpole, B. Powell, M. Yost, S. James, and D, Lawyer BACK ROW - L to R - G, Latham, K. Cecil, R. Kreuter, R. Craig, B, Beroset, M. Ward, D. Phillis, E. Cowan, and J. Harvey The West Muskingum Varsity Choir, directed by Mr. Jerry Gibson and accompanied by Susan House- holder and Lynn Shuey, consists of ninety members. The choir and ensembles composed of members of the choir performed on various occasions for many different groups. Also it performed in assemblies. A Christmas Concert in the form of a pageant was given. The choir participated in the district contest and received a superior rating along with the chance to enter in the state competition. The highlight of the year was the music department's production of Lerner and Lowe's My Fair Lady, f ay' . rid gi C is M I by gr. A . his , ra f U 5 . W , Q x o FRONT ROW - L to R - B. Sims, S. Korda, M. Bowser, M. Shepard, L. King, S. Householder, M. Smith, K. Jones, and K. Derry SECOND ROW - L to R - A. Sebaufh, M. Davis, D. Dalton, K, Bracken, K. Dalrymple, I. Conrad, B. Baustion, B. Schuster, L. Cooperi er, and F. Turner THIRD ROW - L to R - P, Davis, M, Garye, E. Tom, K. Merriman, T. Denman, B. Tignor, M. I-Iampp, and B. Purdy BACK ROW - L to R - I, Hill, J. Coulter, E, Pitts, S, Hampp, D. Williams, M. Tom, A. Sutton, and R, Swinehart u E . 5 VARSITY CHOIR COUNCIL -FRONT ROW - L to R - Karen Derry, Section Leader, Melanie Bowser, Section Leaderg Lynn Ross, Secretary and Section Leaderg Janet Conrad, Section Leaderg Rick Swinehart, Section Leaderg Mike Hampp, Section Leader, Ron Kreuter, President and Section Leaderg and Steve Hampp, Section Leader. Top to Bottom - L to R - I, Parker, M. Denman, D. Forsythe, and R. Kreuter ROW 4 - B, Murphy, S. Wilson, D, Phillis, M. Havnen, D. Murrey, I. Hayes, M, McNeish, D. Simmons S. Wartenbe, K, Smith, G, Hamilton, I. Smith, G. Shinn, L. Ball, J. Shaffer, and L. Rose ROW 3 - D. Miller, C. McGonagle, P. Swinehart, J. Hodgson, C. Denner, C, Palmer, J. Baughman, L. Scott, C. Cox, V. Luke, C. Johnston, T. Egbert, A. Dunzweiler, and L. Bracken ROW 2 - J, Moorefield, T. Maxwell, R, Barnes, I. McCoy, L. Taylor, J. Nicholson, M. Barnhart, F. Myers, J, Havnen, L. Stanley, K. Harsch, I. West, M. Higgenbotham, C, Smith, and R, Saunders ROW 1 - B. Brown, S, Matheny, M. Shepard, K. Lowe, C. Smith, M. Shivers, B. Nichols, I. Krause, B, Sebaugh, D. Moorehead, M. Mock, C. Mitchell, D. Hupp, K, Hartley, and T. Slater This year the music department of West Muskingum has something new, the Freshman Choir. Under the direction of Mr. Jerry Gibson and accompanied by Lynn Shuey and Betty Brown the ninety member choir performed splendidly. Members of the choir cabinet are: President - Gary Hamilton, Vice- President - Michele Barnhartg Secretary-Treasurer - Linda Bracken, Reporter - Kathy Lowe, and Librarians - Terri Egbert and Margaret Mock. Their first performance along with the Varsity Choir was at Richey Elementary School. As a result they received many invitations to sing alone as well as with the Varsity Choir, Some ofthe highlights of the Freshman Choir 's first year are participating at the workshop at Oglebay Institute, performing at some forum meetings and joining in the Christmas Concert, Some mem- bers took part in My Fair Lady, The choir also attended the Junior High District Contest. t ,, 7, ,, , I don't rememberg I'm dazed, A11 eyes are on the unknown man as he tries to regain his senses. , 4 'I ,K f .gin 4 , t , ,, ff f Q 1 s ff . qw 4, w , Vlk. ' , W ss swf il ' x V f 1- 5 :7 A U ,V s, nnnn s , a ar- Much goes on behind the scenes and some of the various crews represented here are: set design, make-up, lighting, sound, props, and the stage crew. Stage crew members here are: Dan Ankrum, Marc Kendall, Jim Huth, Rick Luman, and Bob Beroset. No, no. Give it to mel Dale Ogden des- perately begs for the blue print, but the self- centered Fleming refuses an instant before his death! q fix Cindy Pace co-chairman of make-up is shown dyeing Ted Pitts, Tom Tilton is having the final touches made. The hardworking props crew include - L to R - Karen Wilson, Kathy Bell, Linda Cooperrider, Rhonda Wolgamott, Peggy Myers, Bonnie Taylor, and Stephanie McClellan. The Bat Bette Schuster seems to be enjoying herself as her date, Bill Miracle, is in- vestigating the decorations. At left, Gene Hartman, Diane Dalton, Bill Frick, fpartly hiddeny, and Linda Parry view the scenery from the stage. The Seven Wonders Everyone seems to be en- joying the scenery and music which was provided by the Cordsmen. .49 Nw.: 1 ,X Of The World , 1 S As one can see, the Prom was well chaperoned. To the left, Qin backgroundj are Mr, and Mrs, Herre- man fMrs, Herreman is the art teacher at Westj and seated in the center of the picture are Mr. and Mrs, Russel, Mrs. Russel is the Home Economics Teacher. While others dance, Kathy Lashley, Diane Stotts, Rick Swinehart, and Mike Ward enjoy a private joke! The 1968-69 Graduates march into the Auditorium for Commencement exercises, Jeff Murrey receives his diploms from Mr, The 1968-69 Class Motto, With the Ropes of the Past We Edwin Bell. Will Ring the Bells of the Future. Above - the 1968-69 Senior class in their prelude. Susan Lewis delivers the 1968-69 Valedic- Carole Roessler delivers the 1968-69 torian Address, Salutatorian Address. i Q, vlfry 1 X,,.,, M-Magi, ., A f My 1 1 rw , .A SOPHOMORES George Adams Sue Amicone Connie Baesel James Bagent David Ball Jack Ball Greg Batross Janet Beitzel Ron Bishop William Boals Cindy Boetcher Karen Bracken Judy Browning Ray Campbell Ted Catlett Charles Conrad PRESIDENT Jill Warner VICE-PRESIDENT Albert Sutton SECRETARY Linda King TREASURER Keith Kreager 'Sn 5 ,ju 'inv- htwx . ft Judy Conrad Joe Corson Kathy Cox Karen Dalrymple Richard Dalton Bruce Darner Melanie Davis Danny Dean Darryl Dennison Sandy Dingus Mary Dolen Richard Dolen Valli Ferguson Fred Finnen Mary Jo Fisher Diana Foltz Cindy Frame Larry Frick Beth Frye Beverly Garey Jana Greiner Don Guard Charles Guss Jeff Gutridge Regina Harkness Diane Harris Bob Hiener Larry H111 JoAnn Hofstatter Martha Holbein Christy Horton Diane Hosler Susan Householder Scott I arnes Debbie Jasper Keith Ingram Karla Jones Marla Jones Frank Keiffer Linda King Rick Kirkendall Karen Knighton Debbie Krause Carl Kreager Bob Kreuter Don Lawyer Butch Lien Mike Ligget Uv' w,.r,w' kr gg 1 f y E ffi M, I iw' V A K Q 1 Dillis Lincicome Carolyn Lorentz Larry Lynn Joyce Makin Betcha Can't Eat One Brian McCarter Chris McCarter Beth McCloud Lee McDonald Sargent McGuire Mike McKnight Harry Miller Linda Miller Karla Morris Donna Murphy Jeff Nichols Carolyn Norman Ernie Norris Debbie Palmer David Palmer Diana Parry 4, N i ' K .. sg an is N if X S M, M The Odd Coup1e Doug Phillis John Porter Charles Ridenour Lance Riehl Robert Sayre Jerry Schlaegel Bette Schuster Fred Schuster Connie Schwartzmiller Viola Scott Judy Shaw Cindy Shearer Mary Shepard Kay Smith Mike Smith Patty Smith Robert Smith Becky Sorg Melanie Richardson Suellen Perone Dale Phillis S F rf fi of K Tad Ziegler Dora Zwahlen I My Ban didn't work??! ff Cindy Spargrove Stephanie Stergios Debbie Summers Albert Sutton Perry Taylor Ed Tom Doug Vousden Jeff Vousden Dennis Wallace Jill Warner Steve Weaver Jerry Weiser Kaye Weiser Randy Wells Bill White Debbie Williams Karin Williams Dolleen Winland Marlene Wolfe Mike Yost h.:5.L.-- - 1. 3 K m Rx ,, 391 s ,V Q.. .ray 1 Vw. ,' ,mx ...MQ -L 1.?k::,,f lx k f5-.Y 452.gif F ' i i. 1, N-...,,, QQ- 1 X, 122' ,. 0 A.. , 2 U, J A x I- , N Hia X 1' 4 'films 5 ,N ix' E' gs. p , C E I ,Q . ,- x k F :f 1 3 Y 'Q S X 5 Q x 4 'f,54.,lx' . J 1 a, , lui t 'sx : ' nut go- ., , huh tan, 1.-, uf'4n' .,c o :,'4l'gf Wa :anne shfn, :auto 5 V'-12. 7 ,Xi 1 R R... . 5 151-, 'up 'I of Il'- sl , . ln N so 'fu lpx' -Q., Q? s .4 'I 2 ' o 5. -1 z. --r . , ,iw-r K.: KK Qggw' .R 'gi .H M ,,k-k .QQ K .53 .ix .. TR? wwiiw ' f f 'P ggi X Sz bp A ry , 2, . Q, ik- ,Q -Mk Q ix' Y Q SX ws... Q EE' gg at -Q x X S .fi x s .K f ii! 7 . X Mk 'E lst ROW - B. Lien, D. Miller, J. Nichols, B. Kreuter, F. Finnen, J. Porter, R. Kirkendall, T Catlett J Schlaegel, M. Feldner, L. Law 2nd ROW - B. Heiner, D. Clifton, L. Riehl, D. Winland, D. Lucas, K. Fairall, R. Grotegeer I Murrey C. Gerber, D. Thornton, D. Starkey, T. Tilton, T. Harrier, D. Williams, B. Sisk 3rd ROW - R. Bishop, C. Guss, M. Kendall, R. Craig, G. Strouse, T. Guard, R. Kreuter, D Hayes I Schlaegel, R. Luman, L. Feldner, T. Pitts, M. Smith Eleven hearts upon the field, Striving for the score. For every heart upon the field, On the bench there strive three more. Eleven stars upon the field, Fighting for the score. For every star upon the field, On the bench there shine three more. The season's end brings sadness, Sadness of the heart. Yes, with the end comes sadness, As the champions must part. Yet, with the end comes happiness, In each and every heart. Although there is the sadness, As champion they depart. As champions they proved themselves, They've won their every game. Although their cleats are on the shelves As a team their hearts remain. by Rick Luman This year's football team was the best team in the history of West Muskingum High School. The team accomplished all the goals that a team could possibly accomplish. They had an outstanding record of 10-O and won the M,V, L, Crgwn, In the final poll for the state ratings the team lost out of first place by a matter of a few votes. The team accomplished its goals due to the fine coaching of Coach Steinbrecher. Mr, Steinbrecher promised the team at the end of the 1967 season that in 1968 West would win the M.V. L, and the state championships. The team proved him nearly correct by winning the M,V,L, and finishing 2nd in the state this season. This fine record is a great tribute to Mr, Steir1brecher's great drive and coaching ability. The senior members of the team, shown above with their trophy commemorating the state rating, are, left to right: D, Hayes, R, Kreuter, K, Fairall, D. Lucas, C. Gerber, T, Harrier, J, Murrey, T, Gard, T. Tilton, R, Luman, D, Williams, J, Schlaegel, and L, Feldner. Coach Steinbrecher Captain J EFF MURREY 27 I zxkz 2 AV .. L :,.. i LIL.. . . 2? Halfback 3, 4 A11 MVL 3, 4 A11 SEO 3,4 A11Ohio 4 UPI Back of the Year 3,4 TR Honor R011 JIM SCHLAEGEL - 12 - ri , E DAVE HAYES - 29 5,1 s 1 I nf, x , Quarterback and Halfback All MVL All SEO A11 Ohio TR Honor Roll 1 Halfback and End A11 MVL A11 SEO All Ohio Honorable Mention TR Honor Roll DAVE LUCAS - 37 RICK LUMAN - 58 Fullback and Tackle Center ,4 A11 MVL 4 All MVL ,4 A11 SEO 4 A11 SEO Honorable Mention 3 A11 Ohio Honorable Mention 4 A11 Ohio Honorable Mention 4 A11 Ohio , 4 TR Honor R011 LLOYD FELDNER - 64 KEN FAIRALL - 84 QQ 4 X C Guard 3.Hd Lif1Eb3.CkSI' End and Halfback 4 A11 MVL 4 A11 MVL 4 A11 SEO Honorable Mention 4 A11 SEO y 4 TR Honor R011 TOM GARD - '78 RON KREUTER - 82 Guard End 4 TR Honor R011 TOM TILTON - 57 DAVE WILLIAMS - 49 Guard Halfback TGM HARRIER - 87 CHRIS GERBER - 11 End and Halfback Halfback and Quarterback Kreuter breaks through! Happiness is - an undefeated season ' N: Y ,ff lla' if QR if - f 'xxx ' wi 'Mwyf Luke could have made a fortune, HYOU Was SUPPOSS' to get him HaYe5 ' Nor Me! fCharging taxi faresj W.f' Wx X W 5 2 S Coach, this darn thing is stuck again! 12 9.7 Where 's the darn bench! ! Even All-Ohioans get tackled some time. Lance in f01' 3 T- D And away we go! l , Dave Winland Special free dancing lessons You ain't goin no place kid 27 B3 1 .' it .,l. V I ' YP, 'L-ww 3. .4 ' . ,f-,551 f V ,ta H J -av ' . 1st ROW - B. Brummage, D, Simmons, T, Hosler, J. Hayes, M. Havnen, M. Jesse, S, Childers, B. Taylor 2nd ROW - D, McBride, G. Bishop, J. Fracker, J. Wallace, R. Kreuter. J. Sisk, G, Shinn, C, Johnson 3rd ROW - Coach Zechiel, D, Murrey, S, Gutridge. J. Parker, M. McNeish, C. Smith, M. Nassar, J. Smith, R, Hartmeyer This year's Freshman team ended the season with a 5-1-1 record. The team met with its best season in the history of West M. High. This was all made possible with the efforts of a great coach, Jim Zechiel. Rosecrans Morgan Mayseville Rosecrans New Lexington John Glenn Frazeysburg RECORD Coach Jim Zechiel if'+8z!!!! JIM SCHLA EGEL Forward RICK LUMAN Guard JEFF MURREY - CAPTAIN Guard A11-M.V.L.-1968-69 A11-S. E. O. 1968-69 TR Honor R011 Honorable Mention A11-Ohio DAVE HAYES Forward TOM HARRIER Guard MIKE MCDA NIEL Center A11-Ohio All-S. E.O. All-M.V.L. TR Honor Roll STANDING - Left to Right - R, Sisk, M. McDaniel, R. Craig, L. Aggas, B. Weiser. J. Schlaegel. Coach Amkrum KNEELING - Left to Right - D, Hayes, D, Ankrum, R, Luman.'I. Murrey, G. Stahl. R. Winland The Tornadoes of 1968- 69 finished with the best record in the school 's history 20-2. This year West wasthe Co-Champs ofthe M.V,L, witha 17-1 record, This was the first basketball championship since being a member of the M. V.L. The Tornadoes won their fifth straight sectional championship, and were Distric-t runnersup, The team gained statewide recognition bynfinishing in the Top Ten in both A.P. 8: U.P.I. news service polls. There is one thing that stands out in thinking of the past season - teamwork, The ability of the boys to work together for a common goal was very important. The six graduating seniors did an outstanding job this year. Their achievements have set a high goal for next year's team to reach, WEST MUSKINGUM BASKET BALL Maysville New Lexington Roseville John Blenn Tri-Valley Philo Sheridan Crooksville Morgan Maysville New Lexington Roseville John Glenn Tri-Valley Philo Sheridan Crooksville Morgan Madison John Glenn Skyvue Frontier 1968-1969 SECTIONAL DISTRICT They 51 52 39 42 42 '73 66 65 52 59 53 56 53 88 56 56 61 55 57 47 '72 81 Foul on Harrier, The early bird catches the ball. iff il? W A i if! V My 5 1 Q ll Ill ' 1 ,Q lp f X ix I I, fffxx ? .1 If f X I Q' W I X I , XI L1 Lg. ' X D. 4 P 1 ROW - Left to Right - B. Heiner, C. Ridenour, D. Vousden, D, Phillis, T, Ziegler, B, Lein 2 ROW - Left to Right - Coach McQueary, C. Guss, B, Darner, M, Tom, R, Bishop, I. Schleagel, F, Schuster The West Muskingum reserve basketball team coached by Rollin McQueary posted a 11-7 record over the 1968-69 season. Nine sophomores and three juniors made up this year's team. The reserves played every night the varsity team played and this is an 18 game M.V.L. schedule. After starting the season with a loss, they came back and won the next three games, The reserves shot 38 percent from the field and 64 percent from the foul line. They averaged 51 points and gave up 40 points per game. These boys can be complimented on their constant improvement and co-operation throughout the season. I SCHEDULE Maysville New Lexington Roseville John Glenn Tri-Valley Philo Sheridan Crooksville Morgan Maysville New Lexington Roseville John Glenn Tri-Valley Philo Sheridan Crooksville Morgan They 55 35 23 27 49 46 47 57 35 66 27 26 44 49 40 55 42 41 BACK ROW - Don Phillis, Dennis McDaniel, Gary Hamilton, Doug Murrey, Marc Jesse Jim Hayes Coach Zechiel FRONT ROW: Mgr, Mike Havnen, Jeff Parlett, Gary Shinn, Mike Thompson, Chris Zigo Mickey McNe1sh Tom Hosler, Mgr. Glenn Bishop West Muskingum Freshman Team finished the regular season 12 2 to win the Y-City league championship. Their tournament record was 2-1, and they finished in second place. This was the finest over all record ever compiled by any West Muskingum Freshman basketball team. Roosevelt Maysville Grover Cleveland Rosecrans New Concord Philo Hancock Roosevelt Maysville Grover Cleveland Rosegrans Philo New Concord Hancock Maysville Grover Cleveland Roosevelt SCHEDULE TOURNAMENT West Opponent 36 50 39 26 55 49 34 30 57 9 41 34 43 31 35 34 43 47 42 38 34 28 57 40 46 21 41 40 41 40 45 40 28 30 What's that, Debbie? ga 3 fg J.. ar X NSF' xg Murrey freaks out! 5 , Q, ,4..x Kwai After winning our fifth straight sectional championship, Bill Weiser takes down the nets. Q14 Mac pullsdown another reboun STANDING - Left to Right - Steve Smith, Dick Sorg, Charles Brookover, and Coach McQueary KNEELING: Tim West, Don Rhinebarger, and Steve Hampp ln only its second year at West, the Tornadoes' cross-country team finished the season with a fine 6-3 record, losing only to Tri-Valley and River View. The team also finished third of six teams at the Lancaster Invitational meet and sixth of twelve teams at the Regional meet at Columbus. West was represented at the State Meet by Don Rhinebarger, who finished seventeenth, Points are given one for first, two for second, and so on, with the team having the lowest total points being the winner. CROSS-COUNTRY SCHEDULE We They Tri-Valley 34 21 Maysville 23 32 Lancaster Invit. 3rd Maysville 24 31 Tri-Valley 47 31 John Glenn 31 47 Riverview 32 23 Rosecrans 27 29 John Glenn 34 44 Rosecrans 27 29 Regional 6th 1 fit? STANDING - Left to Right: G, Stahl, G. Billy, C. Hosler, J. Boyd, Coach McCann KNEELING - M. Liggett and J, Zellers West Muskingum introduced golf as a competitive sport in 1967. The team was composed entirely of sophomores, but they made a very creditable showing in the Muskingum Valley League ending the season with a 3-9 record, 1968 showed a steady improvement in the team's fortunes and they finished the season with an 8-7 record. 1969- 1970 should be a great year for those sophomores that first started toting that golf bag for West - away back in 1967. Jil 0 ' .21 . W Q e v! p i f V X N Q STANDING - Ass't Coach Kendall, B. Sisk, G, Strouse, L. Riehl, T, Roush, B. Weiser R Craig R Bishop, R. Kreuter, A. Beardmore, C. Guss, and Coach Steinbrecher KNEELING - L. Feldner, I. Schlaegel, J. Murrey, D, Hayes, S, Hampp, B. Beroset C Dailey C Brookover L, Hill, and I. Schlaegel. The 1969 West Muskingum Track Team started the season slowly. They lost their first dual meet and came in second in the county meet. With a lot of hard work and determination they didn t lose a meet the remainder of the year, When the pressure was on West was at its best. On two occasions the meets were over with one event remaining and West behind, Different athletes met the pressure and brought West the victory The Track team ended the season with a 6th place finish in the State Meet, and rounded out the greatest athletic year in the history of the school. 7-2 2nd lst. 1st lst lst 6th TRACK SCHEDULE Dual Meets County M. V. L. Cambridge New Lexing District State Meet ton Relays U, C lc 68-69 X QI if STANDING - M, Garey, B. Thome, K. Merriman, L. Aggas, G. Caplinger, M. Smith, D, Starkey, and Coach McQueary KNEELING: R, Pryor, D, Rhillis, M. Moore, R. Smith, M.Feldner, and D. Lawyer Maysville John Glenn New Lexington Roseville Crooksville Zanesville Philo Tri-Valley John Glenn New Lexington Roseville Philo Tri-Valley Morgan Sheridan Sheridan SCHEDULE They M.V.L. RECORD 8- 8 7 OVERALL RECORD 9-11 11 1 0 2 14 JL 8 , , it ILE ,ia , fi ' X N ,EP 8 X . . b 6 ff' ' f -.: 6 fi- f N Pi 4 'gf - --, iifeilf w-lik 2 Q FRESHMEN Cheryl Babb Jeff Bagent Cheryl Baird Andy Ball Ronella Barnes Michele Barnhart Melodie Basalla Janet Baughman Glenn Bishop Jeff Bishop Linda Bracken i Mollie Brennan 1 Freshmen Join the Masses Freshman class officers for 1968-1969 are from top to bottom - Jim Hayes, Treasurerg Mitzi Myers, Secretaryg Doug Murrey, Vice-Presidentg and Anita Dunzweilerf President. Betty Brown Pat Brown Brad Brumage Jack Campbell Steve Childers Lisa Cooperrider Cathy Cox Allen Dalton Robert Dalton Paul Davis Mark Denman Donald Dolen Tim Dolen Vika Drushal Anita Dunzw eiler Randy Edwards Terri Egbert John Ellenberger Jody Felzo Matt Ferguson John Fisher Dave Forsythe Jim Fracker Chuck Frick Mark Fuller John Garber Frank Gorsky William Hall Stephen Gutridge Gary Hamilton Randy Harper Kim Harsch Kathy Hartley Randy Hartmeyer Jim Harvey Jill Havnen Mike Havnen Jim Hayes Mary Higglnbotham Peggy Hill Thomas Hosler Jane Hodgson Bob Howard Debbie Hupp Marc Jesse Richard Johnson Clyda Johnson W Barbara King t 'I SUI wa., ,i 'ls S-we Danny Kocher Debbie Kopchak Joyce Krause Mike Krause Randy Kreuter Greg Long Kathy Lowe Vicky Luke Cindy Maxwell Cindy L. 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B rownsville , Ohio em Fermi MENS GBOYS WEAR TOPS IN FASHIONS Name Brand Merchandise at Fair Trade Prices Sta-Prest Levis Varsity Town 'McGregor Sportswear Clothing Jantzen Sweaters Cricketeer Arrow Shirts Clothing White Levis JOCkey Shorts His-N-Hers Dobbs Hats Shirts Student Clothing FORMAL RENTALS 321 Main Street - and - Country Fair Shopping Center Compliments of HUPP CONCRETE PRODUCTS Rt. 4153 Zanesville, Ohio PORTER BROTHERS Bulldozing and Trucking Congratulations to Class of 1969 THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Gratiot, Ohio 5-2691 GILLOGLY'S RED 8. WHITE STORE Gratiot, Ohio 11 North 4th St. Country Fair Shopping Center 1719 Maysville Ave. Main Office - North Office South Office Friend1y Bank A Full Service Bank ST 7-2671 Z anesville , Ohio TRUCK EQUIPMENT HEADQUARTERS EQUIPMENT 1130 Newark Road Phone A. C. 614-453-0551 ZANESVILLE, OHIO I' +267 1 Q, 1 ,SJ ' wx? uf fn- ' if vf5g1'f 777I,9 .' 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HANDICRAFT CLASSES AT OUR STORE GOSS BROTHERS TIRE AND SUPPLY 32 South Seventh Street 453-0575 THE STRAIGHT TALK PEOPLE 5 . BUYING? SELLING? LIST WITH US! . wa X ' 0 c 'iiliisliif J. wssusv ENGLE I. E cg' lma?zE:tL!jixT:1'lN'0 X '?l!'R!'!!5!QIi'tf'lf f kv vl glffer lzzaiclenfiaf anc! Sugurgan .Numa A33 I G+ ' 00 fi! LISTINGS!!! 'ig we NEED THEM!!! 1 fl. .Jdgigf Z51cAecJA 61 erience gui, fl if P I fo Se Phone 453-1271 WES ENCLE Congratulations Class of 1969 - and to All Past and Present Students of West Muskingum High School THE FIRST TRUST 8. SAVINGS' BANK Main at Fifth Roseville, Ohio - Offices - Dresden, Ohio F. D. I. C. EVERY BANKING SERVICE HOUSE QF . MUSIC coAL AND CONCRETE 1735 Maple Ave. , Zanesville, ohio 43701 Dlal GL 2-3036 Phone 452-0564 South Zanesville, Ohio Also Ask About Car Tapes and H . Stereosn Watch the K1dS Phone 452-3717 AUTO SERVICE Brighton and Virginia St. Zanesville, Ohio PAUL CONTRACTING CO. 2005 Maple Avenue Phone 453-0383 WRIGHT a. IMLAY if JlM'S AUTO 8. 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