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

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, Q . Girls hit the jbotball grz'a'z'r0n The Powder Puff football game, held on November 22, was the first one in the history of West Muckingum, ' This unique affair featured two teams composed of G,A,A, members. Their coaches were varsity footballplayers. This event was sparked by our routing m:s:i5 '5 r cheerleaders, who were also varsity V... ' K members. The lone touchdown was Q scored with seven seconds remaining. Bonnie Uoe Namathj Taylor unloads the bomb as linebacker Cindy Boetcher blitzes for the kill. Cheerleaders are Don Miller, Jim McBride, Ted Pitts, Martha Daw SSIS up I0 b10Ck and Kathy Spargrove and Ted Catlett. pulls from her right guard slot amid back field razzle dazzle. r ,. 1, . A , , Pam Swinehart makes a hurried pitch-out as Becky Dingey closes in for the tackle. 23

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Sadie Hawkins comes to West A curious crew of Sadie Hawkins collared their men hiding behind doors, under chairs, and in lockers, then dragged them off to the gym on November Swhere the junior class staged a hill-billy wing-ding. The comic affair was highlighted by the zany costumes of the couples. 3 Marryin' Sam CMI. Geistj hitched up many couples, among Bette Schuster Stands proudly with her maflly them were Teresa Brown, and Greg Smith. Eagerly awaiting Catch ' GUY Stfouse- his turn is Bill Weiser with Patty King. All g Y Y Y Taking a time out from the festivities are More delighted couples include Don Rhinebarger and Suellen Perone Jane Hodgson and Don Starkey. Dan Ankrum and Debbie Williams, and Debbie Henderson with Tom Harrier. 22

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f Awkward Leroy gets it socked to him. Reginald Tasker Monica, Christine, Reggie, and good old Emory have a friendly discussion on psychiatry. spins his yarn of Bessie. BAD SEED sets new standards or class plays On November 22, the Junior and Senior classes presented a play which excelled all previous school productions in acting and over- all dramatic impact. Under the excellent direction of Mr. Charles Finley and Mr. Larry Ledford, and aided by strong performances by the entire cast, Maxwell Anderson's Bad Seed unfolded as a chilling psychological profile of a young girl who cannot tell right form worng. Adapted from the novel by William March, the play was especially successful in depicting the relationship between the girl, her mother, and her grandfather. Rhonda Penmark- Colonel Penmark - Christine Penmark Monica Breedlove Richard Bravo - Leroy ----- Miss Fern - - - Reginald Tasker - Emory Wages - Mrs. Daigle ---- - Mr. Daigle - -' - Messenger - - - Cast - - - - -Ka1'enDalrymple - - -BillBrokaw - - Beth Frye - - Cyndie Pace - - Ted Pitts - - - Ron Craig Sus an Householder - - CurtisDailey - - Roger Trott - Cindy Spargrove - - - IeffZe1lers - - - - - - - AlanWilson 8 0 0