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

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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.

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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

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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