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

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nb t yntn T if L li A 1f KNEELING: QL-Ry Manager Bob Heiner, Chuck Merriman, Mark M52 . STANDING: Coach Fugate, Mickey McNeish, Don Lawyer, Feldner, Ron Pryor, Tad Ziegler, Doug Vousden, Dave For- Bill Thome, Dan Ankrum, Bill Weiser, Larry Aggas, Marc sythe, Chirs Zigo, Mark Fuller, and manager Jeff Williams. Jesse, Mike Smith, and Don Starkey. Baseballers grab Cl'Z.Sf7'Z.Cl crown Under a new coach in the person of Mr. Todd Fugate, the baseball team found the early going rather rugged due to ta long winter that limited practice time and a lack of pitching depth behind ace Larry Aggas, but these problems began to dissipate as the season progressed. The defense stiffened and pitcher Marc Jesse provided some sterling performances including a one-hitter against Roseville and a three-hitter against Tri-Valley. IO6 Tournament action saw Larry Aggas throw a two-hitter at Rosecrans for a 2-1 opening win. Marclesse then provided both pitching and hitting heroics as West won its first sectional against Ridgewood. Bill Thome's baserunning proved to be thewinning mar- gin as West edged Frontier 2-1 to capture the district crown before bowing out of the regional tournament in Canton to Lorain Central Catholic by a 4-0 score. Score Ca ra' . WEST OPP. 1 Tri- V alley 2 0 A John Glenn 7 8 Morgan 6 2 Philo 4 1 0 Roseville l 2 Maysville 4 6 Sheridan 4 l New Lexington 6 3 Sheridan O 2 Morgan l3 10 Tri- Valley 0 l Maysville 2 8 Rosecrans l 0 Ridgewood l O 8 Frontier 2 l Lorain Catholic 0 4

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0 4 ' 1.41 it A rar MF . ' ,gi ' .J J if ss W ,. in KNEELING: QL-RJ Gary Strouse, Bill Metzger, Bob Beroset, Curt Ted Catlett, Lance Porter, Charlie Guss, Ted Catlett, Lance Dailey, Tim Dolen, Jim Hayes, and manager Barney Sisk. Riehl, Dennis McDaniel, Ron Bishop, Don Phillis, Doug Mur- STANDING: Coach Steinbrecher, John Porter, Charlie Guss, rey, Tom Hosler, and Bob Kreuter. Absent was Jerry Schlaegel. Cindermen capture county crown Despite being a rebuilding year, West vw, if.g Muskingum track in 1970 proved to be F is quite successful as the team placed first in the Cotmty Meet and second in the MVL Meet held at Muskingum College. ai'-fs sa- 19 s -s Consistant point-getters were I erry Schlaegel in the 100,220, and 440: Charlie Guss and Gary Strouse with the shot and discusg Ron Bishop in the 8805 Don Phillis in the two mileg John Parker in the 100 and 220: and the relay teams. Guss par- ticipated inthe district meet and Schlaegel earned a trip to the state meet. In addition to compiling their 1970 acolades, the team laid the foundation for the coming year with only four seniors graduating - Gary Strouse, Curt Dailey, Bob Beroset, and Bill Metzger. Charlie Guss and Gary Strouse, the area's two best shot men, work during the week tain their talent. l08