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

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Reserve Cheerleaders unioryellers work Z0 190055 5119z'rz'Z This year's reserve cheerleaders were enthusiasm personified as they allowed their school spirit to permeate into their daytime school life. These sopho- more, coeds took an active part in pep assemblies and worked with the Pep Club to create cheering routines. Maintaining West's tradition, these girls took pride in their academic work. KL-Rj lan Nicholson, Debbie Miller, Delores Moorehead, Pam Swinehart, and Teresa Slater X g Sophomore cheerleaders, along with the varsity, assume Jan and Delores howl as the crowd chooses to sit this one out their pre-game stance. At the Morgan reserve game, the girls show their nearly flawless style.