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

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Freshman Qlwzr Fimf year singers in a'emana' The Freshman Choir, consisting of eighty members, was in its second year of existance. Directed by Mr. Jerry Gibson and accompanied by Susan Householder and Lynn Shuey, the freshmen established themselves as a choir by presenting concerts to the Richey School Forum and the congregation of Brighton Pres- byterian Church. In combination with the Varsity Choir the freshmen performed at a high school forum meeting, the Thanksgiving Assembly, and at the Y,W.C.A. Through donations, a bake sale, and a dance, the Frosh Choir earned enough money to enter and participate in the Junior High Band and Choir Contest held in Cam- bridge. Mr. Gibson directs the choir's readying for a school assembly program. FRONT ROW: QL-RJ Mary Dingey, Carmen Norman, Joey West, Sandy Gibbons, Trudy Somers, Leslie Bowman, Marci Ryan, Gisele Mast, Beverly Krause, Lynn Ingram, Nancy Palmer, Nancy Hill, Cris Wartenbe, Lynn Lilley, Candy Bishop, Debbie Havens, Valerie Walker, Bonnie Thomas, Ester Wince, and Patty Bowen. SECOND ROW: Debbie Dolen, Jackie Osborn, Carol Ferguson, Peggy O'Neil1, Pam Bolin, Joan West, Becky Huffman, Helen Sigler, Cheryl Shinn, Vickie Carpenter, Vicki Brandom, Debbie Daugherty, Rhonda Horton, Donna Moore, Kristi Kahler, Pam Tom, Paula Tom, Ranee Wilkins, Connie Kessler, Teresa Makin. THIRD ROW: Chuck Nasser, Jeff Riggle, Larry Marshall, Dean Williams, Gary Walsh, Tim Slack, Bob Harris, Randy Wilson, Dirk Fulks, Herbie Barbour, Ron Derry, Jeff Martin, Craig Stemm, Ralph Bishop, Duane Walters, Dan Ross, Dean Krause, Jeff Bates, Audie Seevers, Tim Soter, Doug Winland, Brian Baus- tian, Ron Iden, and Paul Pollock. 75

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SEATED: QL-lb Patti King, Janet Conrad, Beth Frye, Misti Hampp, Mark Tom, Anita Dunzweiler, NancyBaughman, and Reese, Rick Swinehart, Lynn Shuey, and Susan Householder. Michele Barnhart. STANDING: Mark Denman, Don Lawyer, Kim Cecil, Mike Choir Councils ouncils serve as guz'a'z'ngj51'ce The Freshman Choir officers include QL-RJ Doug Winland, Valerie Walker, Paula Tom, Connie Kessler, Bonnie Thomas, and Brian Baustian. 74 The Choir Councils were the governing bodies for the two vocal music groups. They were com- posed of officers and representatives who proved to be very effective in maintaining a close rela- tionship between the choirs and Mr. Gibson. The Varsity Choir Council demonstrated its strength by providing specific jobs for the council members and maintaining a set of rules pertaining to performance attendance. The council was also instrumental in the choir's decisions involving in- vitations to give performances, participation onthe district contest, and the presentation of the formal concert. The Freshman Choir Council increased its powers by supervising plans for a dance, reviewing invi- tations for choir performances, and establishing a dress code for the choir.

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Gym nzghz' Futures skills and dances i 2 One of the most successful new undertakings of an organization at West was this year's Gym I am- boree. Sponsored by both the Girls Athletic Asso- ciation and the high school physical education de- partment, the presentation featured boys and girls demonstrating both individual and group skills. Equipment used was the trampoline, balance beam, and gymnastic rings. Vickie Parsons, Debbie Henderson, and Gail Win- land finish a dance of rhe Middle East. E 3 i Q E ff' Freshmen through seniors join in on this Arabic folk dance. The girls made thei OW l'1 COSIUJTIES . Wim 'F' John Porter displays his athletic prow- ness on the gymnastic rings. Doug Phillis is caught in the apex of his jump on the trampoline. 76