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

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Miss Bette McMu1dren gives post-rehearsal comments as big- wheels Steve Scott and Bob Beroset await their turns. Drama Club Students erzriclz a'rama program The renaissance of Drama Club this year was due to student-initiated interest in expanding West's dra- matics program. The renovated club was comprised of students who lacked sufficient stage work to be Thespians, and desired added experience and involve- mefli. By meeting concurrently with the senior organiza- tion, the Drama Club laid plans for an evening of three ON FLOOR: Alan Wilson. SEATED: CL Rj Mike Hampp, Carol Smith, Patti Shrader, Barb Baustian, Sue Householder, Karen Dalrymple, Bonnie Powell, and Debbie Henderson. FIRST ROW: Joyce Dunzweiler, Mary Shephard, JoAnn I-Iofstatter, Cindy Frame, Ted Pitts, Linda Porter, Kathy Spargrove and Jody Rusk. SECOND ROW: Adviser Mr. Fin- 46 one-acts. Members served.in all production positions. ley, Karen Bracken, Beth Frye, Jim Huth, Don Miller, and Dave Winland. ON LADDER: Nancy Baughman, Cyndie Pace, Vickie Parsons, and Bob Beroset. BACK ROW: Stephanie Stergios, Bill Thome, Marsha Fisher, Ron Boykin, and Stepha- nie McClellan.

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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

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ON FLOOR: QL-19 Adviser Mr. Finley, Vickie Parsons, Ted Wilson, Karen Bracken, Bob Beroset, Linda Porter, Kathy Pitts, and Jim Huth. SEATED: Beth Frye, Karen Dalrymple, Spargrove, and Marsha Fisher. ON LADDER: Patty Shrader, Stephanie Stergios, and Bill Thorne. STANDING: Cyndie Bonnie Powell, and Mike Hampp. Pace, Rick Swinehart, Cindy Frame, Nancy Baughman, Alan Tlzeslbians ineteen new ' members z'na'ue1fea' The May 27 induction ceremony saw nineteen Thespians inducted. This large number was indica- tive of the enthusiasm and diverse accomplishments of the 1969-'70 version of Troupe 2451. By June, senior members could recall having worked on THE BAT, MY FAIR LADY, BAD SEED, ONCE UPON A PLAYGROUND, UGLY DUCKLING, COURT OF CONSCIENCE, and THE CASE OFTHE CRUSHED PETUNIAS. Troupe officers were Beth Frye, presidentgKaren Dalrymple, vice-president: and Cindy Frame, sec- retary. Thespians Karen Dalrymple, Cyndie Pace, Karen Bracken, and Cindy Frame show their talents in Once upon a Playground.