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

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In Algebra I, Mr. Toole listens to a question. M azflz szfimulazfes z'na'z'Uz'a'ua! thought West's mathematics curriculum con- tains a number of courses including Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry, and Advanced Math for college prep students, Students in the general high school program find General Math and Business Arithmetic available, No matter what a pupil's plans, an integral part of his education is math because of its constant and varied use in everyday life. MR. DONALD TOOLE . . . B.S. Ohio Uni- versity, Muskingum College General Math, Algebra I, Algebra II, Advanced Math . . . Math Club adviser. MR, DON DAVIS B.S. Youngstown University Algebra I, Geometry Golf coach, Mr Davis works on triangles. Mrs Whiting displays roses she received from students on her leaving. 0 'fg - ,'o n , ,fo 0 0 QL, i C- Q f 59. '10 Q -. . on .P , , ,1,,o: 'Qs Of, no . . 'u ,.i A .5 ,J 'o 'xQg.N0 s .R Q o'. I2l

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Future scz'en1fz'sts exllyerimenzf zrszf at West A science program was offered at West for those students who seek to gain a better understanding of the world we live in. This year classes were provided for anyone interested in general science, biology, chemistry, and physics. General science is a course which teaches thebasic fundamentals of chemistry and physics. The biology classes covered the principal concepts in- volved in DNA and RNA and their effects on the study of plants and animals. Chemistry teaches lessons of elements, compounds, and mixtures, while the students in physics classes study the phe- nomena of heat, light, and wave motion. These courses are coordinated so that no year has material that was covered previously. Mr. Zechiel stresses a point in Biology class. Mr. Fugate supervises a displacement of water experiment by Greg Rambo. Mr. Milligan works out a physics problem. MR. DONALD MILLIGAN . . . B.S. Ohio State University . . . Chemistry, Physics . . . A-V Club adviser, Science Club co- adviser. MR. TODD FUGATE . . . B.S. M.A. Marshall University . . , General Science . . . Asst. Football coach, Baseball coach, Science Club co-adviser. MR. JAMES ZECHIEL . . . B,A. Muskingum College, Xavier Uni- versity . . . Biology . . . Asst. Football coach, Reserve Basketball coach. I20

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usiness prepares jbr future lb0sz'1fz'0ns N'-NM.. .f le- t FAR ABOVE: Mr. Carnes answers a question in business arithmetic class. ABOVE: Mrs. Trout goes over ashorthand drill with two sophomore students. I22 Students interested in business courses found a wide variety of classes available at West. Some of thesewereboth practical and helpful to any high school student, while others were aimed especially toward those students who wish to continue in the business field. First and second years were offered by the business department in both typing and bookkeeping. One year courses in- cluded business English and business math. While personal typing was offered as aone semester course. MR. DELMAR CARNES . . . B.S. Ohio Urli- versity, M.A. Ed. Ohio State University . . . Business Law, Business Arithmetic, Book- keeping I,II, General Business. MRS. SARAH TROUT B.S. Ed. Ohio University . , . Typing I,II, Personal Typ- 1 ing, Shorthand I,II. f'-In Mrs. Trout begins timing a typing drill.