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

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fa J is FRONT ROW: Bob Hiener, Butch Lein, Marc Jesse, Doug Randy Hartmeyer, Steve Childers, Don Miller, Ron Simmons, Lance Riehl, Jim McBride, Don Starkey, Dave Herry Schlaegel, Mike Smith, Charles Guss, John Winland, Mark Feldner, Randy Grotegeer, Ron Craig, Ted John Parker, Jim Hayes, Doug Murrey, Robert Smith Pitts, Dave Thornton, Gary Strouse, Marc Kendall, Doug Ingram. ROW 3: John Sisk. Clifton. ROW 2: Barney Sisk, Jeff Smith, Chase Johnson, Dave Winland leaves one Panther in hispath and turns it on to out-distance the defensive 1ine's flow. Qt1 -riafir si

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f L-A L A ' L x N I as are the Tornadoes of 1969. d trademark of West Muskingum football is the opening pak-through in which the starting tmit is introduced ahead the remaining players. Here comes Don Starkey. Wallace, Charles Conrad, Randy Kreuter, Fred Finnen, ed Catlett, Tom Hosler, Brad Brummage, Bob Kreuter, McNeish, Rick Kirkendall, Mark Nasser,Jim Fracker. Tornadoes once again post wz'nnz'ng season For the third time in as many years, head football coach Fred Steinbrecher guided the Tornadoes to a winning season with a record of six wins and four losses. The season opened at home on September 5 with a disappointing 12-'7 defeat at the hands of Caldwell's Redskins, as a last-second drive faltered just a few inches from the goal line. This was followed by three consecutive victories, 3-0 at Sheridan, with Charlie Guss's toe providing the marging and '7-2 over Morgan in a defensive battle. On October 3the Tornadoes were rocked 40-O by Maysville but, though they lost the game, they won a future. With a new-found spirit West dumped undefeated New Lexington 16-7 in what may be regarded as the best all-around team effort in West history. This was followed by wins over Roseville 27-14, and another previously undefeated team, John Glenn, 14-6. The last two games were heart-breaking losses, 14-8 to Tri-Valley as the Tornadoes almost pulled out awin after being down 14-O with five minutes left, and to Philco 6-3 in the year's most bruis-physical battle. But through it all, the team proved that, while it might be topped on the scoreboard, it could never be topped in spirit and deter- mination. Scoreboard WEST OPP. CALDWELL 7 12 SHEPJDAN 3 0 CROOKSVILLE 27 0 MORGAN 7 2 MAYSVILLE o 40 NEW LEXINGTON 16 7 ROSEVILLE 27 14 JOHN GLENN 14 6 TRI- VALLEY 8 14 PHILO 3 6 89