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

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EZ! Future Teachers z'nz'tz'ate vz'5z'Zezzfz'0n day Under a new adviser in Mrs. Atkinson, Future Teachers They then began planning for an early spring visitation this year gained added insight into the education profession. day. Here they went to Hopewell and Richey Elementary Early in the year, members took 21 field trip I0 ZHHSS' Schools where they worked with kindergarten and first grade ville High School to observe the ZHS chapter and acquire students. They stayed the entire day and served in various ideas for activities. capacities within the classroom. STANDING: KL-RJ Alan Wilson, Mike Moore, Don Lawyer, Roberta Saunders, and Amy Sebaugh. 44

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National Honor Society Seholarshzjv banquet given in sloring Twenty-four members of the class of 1970 wereinducted into the West Muskingum chapter of the National Honor Society. They received pins and certificates for their merit in scholarship, leader- ship, character, and service. This year the NHS, along with the West Muskingum Forum, sponsored the Scholarship Banquet honoring those students with an accumulative grade average of 3.5 or higher. In order to have the banquet and provide the awards, the club maintained the book store located in the library. At the meetings, society members planned the induction ceremonies and delegated responsibilities for the assembly and fac- ulty-parent tea. In the spring, eight juniors were inducted into the West Muskingum chapter. They were Karen Bracken, Cindy Frame, Beth Frye, Susan Householder, Linda King, Bob Sayre, Albert Sutton, and Karin Williams. l Prior to the candlelight ceremony, Dave Winland and Jim Huth hang one of the four symbols of the society's induction require- ments. At the spring induction of juniors, senior Gary Stahl welcomes students, faculty members, and parents to the ceremony. 43

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FRONT ROW: QL-R9 Cheryl Babb, Donna Murphy, Mary Carolyn Norman, Brenda Nichols, Cindy Maxwell, Carolyn Shivers, Vickie Whittlinger, Joyce Makin, Cathy Baesel, and Smith, Vickie SCOII, Dianna Williams. and Marilyn JOHeS Kathy Sorg. BACK ROW: Mary Jo Fisher, Viola Scott, Not shown is club adviser, MIS. Mary KrGiS- 7055 Several service lbrojeets completed The Junior Red Cross, advised by Mrs. Kries, was active in donating and pre- paring articles for non profit organiza- tions. Among these were filling ditty bags for the servicemen overseas, col- lecting clothing for Appalacia, and sending birthday gifts to Avondale Childrens' Home. They also donated money to the Ca- mille disaster, March of Dimes, Ruth Ly- ons' Christmas Program, and theAmerican Red Cross Appeal. Offices were Joyce Makin, president: Mary Jo Fisher, vice-presidentg Mary Shi- vers, secretary: and Donna Murphy, treasurer. vp ,W fy ,, ,, ' if . V If if, my , ., l p rtt 1 e 1 V., . M t ', 1 crtr t f. ,, . ,, eq, T. 'iv Amid discussion of a spring project, Cathy Baesel's suggestion meets with varied reaction, 45