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

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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.

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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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48 I nil., , FRONT ROW: Curtis Dailey, Terry Shaw, Kent Merriman, Sutton, Kenny Merriman, Donny Lawyer, John Garber, Perry Stephanie Stergios. SECOND ROW: Mark Tom, Larry Law, Taylor, Mike Moore, John Fisher, Jim Boyd, Larry Rose, Roger Trott, Kim Cecil, Bill Metzger, Charlie Brookover. Jack Schaeffer, and advisor Mr. Milligan. STANDING: Larry Hill, Mark Fuller, Kerry Smith, Albert A-V Club Two flms shown in gym In addition to their usual chores of dis- tributing, caring for, and repairing the school's audio-visual equipment, the members of West's A-V club this year presented two movies to the student body and went on their annual trip to Columbus with the physics class. The two movies, each of which played to a packed house of enthusiastic students, were The Guns of Nav- arone, shown just before the Thanksgiving va- cation, and Rebel without a Cause, shown just before the Christmas vacation. Late in April the club took its yearly jaunt to the State capital to tour through the WBNS-TV studio and the Ohio State University Pharmaceutical Department, Decked out in their white socks, Terry Shaw and Charles Roessler exchange. heated words over the A-V club picture at a pep assembly.