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

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2 - Toons Trash cons looinzfoo' school colors Y-Teen service projects this year included holding a party for the Avondale Children's Home, building a book- case for the cafeteria, sending Valentines to our guys in Vietnam, decorating the YWCA, buying towels for the basketball team, and painting trash cans school colors. FRONT ROW: Fritzi Myers, Debbie Hupp, Chris Mitchell, Cathy Cox, Betty Brown, Michele Barnhart, Terry Egbert, Linda Cooperrider, Christy Covert, Rhonda Wolgamott, Can- dy Vaughn, Ellen Gildow, Marilyn Downs, Vika Drushal, and Margaret Mock. SECOND ROW: Margaret West, Anita Dnzweiler, Mary Shephard, Suellen Perone, Karin Williams, Christi Horton, Joyce Krause, Cheryl Babb, Barb King, Becky Decker, Vickie Parsons, Kathy Gramlich, Pat Shrader, Chris Wartenbe, and Rhonda Horton. THIRD ROW: Beverly Krause, Dana Herreman, Nancy Hill, Patty Smith, Debbie Krause, Karla Morris, Linda King, Janet Beitzel, Jill Warner, The officers for 1969-'70 were Linda Cooperrider, presi- dentg Betty Brown, vice-president: Terri Egbert, secretary: Michele Barnhart, treasurer: Patti Smith, program chairman: and Cathy Cox I.C. C. representative. Mrs. Marlatt is the acl- viser. Linda Miller, Pam Kent, Jana Greiner, Sandy Dingus, Karen Knighton, and Marla Jones. FOURTH ROW: Lori Scott, Molly Brennen, Beth Wells, Beth Sebaugh, Jean Moorefield, Leah Taylor, Debbie Boughner, Faye Smith, Nancy Lemmon, Lynn Lilly, Kristie Kahler, Pam Tom, Valerie Walker, Paula Tom, and Ranee Wilkins. FIFTH ROW: Cathy Hall, Beth McCloud, Teresa Makin, Lisa Cooperrider, Debbie Miller, Karla Jones, Cheryl Young, Ronella Barnes, Debbie Baughman, Donna Moore, Marcie Ryan, Carol Ferguson, Pam Bolin, Peggy O'Neil.l, and Judith Maxwell. Adviser Mrs. Mar- latt shows the technique of spray painting to club members. , 3 V1 if 'lf ,,. L.. ., ' . i M , p W? -had h , Christy Covert tries her luck. 50 .F

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FFA. lub members my actz'vz'tz'es G1 6, Mark Feldner gathers in a rebound against the John Glenn F,F.A. chapter's team. Larry Ball practices for the annual Parlimentary Procedure Contest held at West. Among the activities of the West Muskingum chapter of Future Farmers of America were Parli- mentary procedure, public speaking, land judging, live-stock judging, and other contests on the state and district levels. Members were given opportunities to earn awards as individuals or as team members. Officers of the 35 member chapter were president, Ernie Norrisg vice-president, John Wallace: secretary, Joe Beardmoreg and student-advisor Mark Feldner. A FRONT ROW: Mark Fe1dner,TimMakin, John Wallace, Larry Ball, Ernie Norris, Joe Beardmore, Ron Iden, and adviser Mr. Householder. SECOND ROW: Jeff Schlaegel, Terry Sisk, Jim McBride, Ted Catlett, Joe Courson, Mike Smith, BobMurphy, Danny Geiger. THIRD ROW: Ed Tom, Mike Yost, Jack Campbell, Lannie Sorenson, Chester Evans, Brent Taylor, Jeff Bagent, Steve McConnell. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Weiser, Brent Rambo, Danny Kocher, Bob Dolen, Bill McPherson, Dirk Fults, Craig Stemm, Bruce Tom, and Steve Lowe. 49

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FRONT ROW: KL-RJ Marc Kendall, Barney Sisk, Bill Thome, Gary Stahl, Dave Thornton, Gary Srrouse, Bill Weiser, Jeff Zellars, Ron Craig, and Mr. Dunlap. SECOND ROW: Ron Pryor, Bob Beroset, Dan Ankrum, Dave Winland, Don Miller, Ken Probasco, John Porter, Andy Beardmore, Jim Huth, Bill Brokaw, and Ted Pitts. THIRD ROW:Don Starkey, Tad Zeig- ler, Jerry Weiser, Randy Grotegeer, Ted Catlett, Jim Mc- Hg'-Y 3 Bride, Lance Riehl, Mike Smith, and Larry Aggas. FOURTH ROW: Bill Metzger, Doug Vousden, Doug Winland, Marc Jesse, Randy l-Iartmeyer, Rick Kirkendall, Joe Corson, Bob Heiner, and Alan Wilson. FIFTH ROW: Bob Kreuter, Dean Williams, Gary Shinn, Chris Zigo, Jim Hayes, John Parker, Fred Finnen, Bob Howard, Jeff Schlaegel, and Butch Lien. Pizza jyanjf held at MZ.!Z.fd7j? Hi-Y did rather little this year outside of their monthly meetings. The event which drew the most attention was a party that was given after the one-act plays with members of the casts and crews invited to attend. Many of them had never participated in either of these activities before so several stu- dents found delight in watching others. Despite collecting an admission fec at the door, the club did run into debt, thus severely cramping the club's style socially. Hi-Y members discuss the c1ub's rather embarrass- ing fiscal condition: AGG - My stars! GARY - Let's not panic, now! AGG - Gou1y! BUMP - I-low'd we lose so much money? AGG - Goodness gracious sakes alive! ANDY - Let's find out where the money went. BUMP - I'm trying. ANDY - Yes, Don, you're gy trying. AGG - Shiz-ga-nj-I SI