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

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All referee arms are in the air to signal the second touchdown scored against the New Lexington Panthers. Football color graces fall F rzday nzghts Not the least interesting part of our home football games was the colorful halftime show put on by the band. The intricate maneuvers, honed to precision only after many long hours of practice, were a genuine source of pride. Color was also added by major- ettes Suellen Perone and Karin Will- ams and the new color guard. Afterwards, the crowd settled back to watch the action-filled second half. FAR LEFT: Karin Williams does her thing during the New Lex halftime show, LEFT: Suellen Perone sets herself in climax to another colorful show. With nautical flags that spell TORNADOES, the west Musk- ingum color guard moves into formation. TNA I7

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Summer drills are prelude Z0 seasen Preparation for the season begins long before the initial kickoff. The long weeks of training condition the players for the grueling test to come. Summer practice involves many things - learning new plays, drilling on the fundamentals, and getting the feel of actual competition in the always - punishing summer scrimmages. Here is where the players learn to work together as a unit instead of eleven individuals. For many, it is their first varsity experience, and it gives the coach an opportunity to see how they perform under fire. By the day of the first game, the players are ready. BELOW: Charlie whips his toe into shape. .. .umm nm Q ra ,X -.si is A ' rs is R NAL f is Lance shows the effects of a summer scrimmage Jerry fakes a hand-off as Dave Thornton pulls to the opposite side.

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