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

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Qui!! ana' Scroll oumalzsm honompf reactivatecz' West Muskingum's charter into Quill and Scroll was reactivated this year with a rebirth of student interest in journalism, The national organization is composed of students who have performed outstand- ing work on either newspaper or yearbook staffs. Requirements for Quill and Scroll include being an upperclassman, and a recommendation from the adviser of the student's ability and dedication toward the journalists' professional ethics. This year's members played key roles in up- grading the TORNADO TIMES and the 1970 TORNA- DO. Debbie Henderson shows her elation at finding out that her faculty section has been approved for publication. Other staff members are Cathy Baesel, Nancy Burkart, and Sue Hanson. ,ex .s Aw 2 I nv- yy, SEATED: KL-RQ Nancy Burkart, Debbie Henderson, Becky Kendall, Cathy Baesel, Cindy Hartmeyer, Debbie Gonder Purdy, Christy Covert' and adviser Mr. Finley' STANDING: and Claudine Metzler. Absent for the picture was Charlie Misti Reese, Sue Hanson, Lois Irvin, Dianna Williams, Marc BIOOROVGI.

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FRONT ROW: QL-Ry adviser Mr. Ankrum, Marc Jesse, Ron Bishop, Butch Lein, Doug Murrey, Jerry Schlaegel, Lance Riehl, Gary Strouse, Dan Ankrum, John Parker, Jim Hayes. SECOND ROW: Mark Tom, Bob Heiner, Doug Vousden, Bruce Darner, Barney Sisk, Bill Thome, Bob Beroset, Jim McBride, Larry Aggas, and Bill Wiser. THIRD ROW: Doug Clifton, Don .Zamtyituh Starkey, Andy Beardmore, Ron Craig, Ted Pitts, Don Miller, Dave Thornton, Curt Dailey, and Jim Boyd. FOURTH ROW: Tim Dolen, Mike Thompson, Larry Hill, Don Phillis, Char- lie Guss, Gary Stahl, Ron Pryor, and Jeff Zellers. TOP ROW: Dave Winland, Marc Kendall, Charlie Brookover, and Randy Grotegeer. Absent was Mark Feldner. West athletes lbroezde services Varsity Club members made the 1969-'70 school year the most productive in history by extending the club's scope to incorporate service projects as well as social. Fund raising projects included sponsoring two dances after athletic contests. Club members then donated ten dollars to the Avondale Christmas Fund for the home's or- phans and ten dollars to the fund created for a Norwalk St. Paul football player who was critically injured during the past season. Socially, members and their dates enjoyed themselves at a spring party held at Northside Beach. Officers were president, Dave Winlandg vice-president, Marc Kendall: secretary, Charlie Brookoverg and treasurer, Randy Grotegeer. Club member, Don Phillis holds c ty meet trophy,

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Members promote math at West When there are very few members in aclub nearly everyone gets to bean officer. The Math Club this year is a good example: exactly 100070 of the membership, meaning both Rick Swinehart and Bob Sayre, was an officer. The club was established to promote the interests and advancement of mathematics - which Rick and Bob generally accomplished by earning straight A's in the math courses they took from the club's adviser, Mr. Toole. Maybe next year the club can have three members, in which case they could have a secretary. STANDING: adviser Mr. Don Toole. SEATED: KL-lb Rick Swinehart a Bob Sayre. Science C!uQ Careers in jqelds 0 sezenee SIfUd'Z'6Cll Members of the West Muskingum Science Clubdedicated Mr. Todd Fugate, freshman science teacher, served as their monthly meetings to the general advancement of rhe club adviser. Club officers included Ron Boykin, presidentg field of science and, more specifically, to possibilities and Mike MOOIG, ViC6'preSid6HI:JOl'1f1 Fisher, S6CrSIaIy'II6aSl1fCfS new developments concerning occupations in science and the and Terry Shaw, social. necessary training and background. QL-RJ: Terry Shaw, Kent Merriman, adviser Mr. Todd Fugate, and ROD DCFFY- Iohn Fisher, Ron Boykin, Mike Moore, Bill Leake, Rod Taylor, 54 Mem one 'T