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

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The Faces Of Homecoming But it is not allowed to rain on Homecoming night. Well, it must not know that, because it does anyway. Still, most of the faces of Homecoming seem to have one thingfin common - a smile. .Trudy Somers and Leslie Bowman exhibit their high spirits, while protecting Homecoming hairdos. ftop rightj The team makes a good play - you can always tell by the Cheerleaders' reactions, Leslie hugs Cindy Billy, while Kim Irvin demonstrates her delight. ffar rightj The girls' hair, their corsages, and the boys' suits are quite a change from their usual appearance! fbottom rightj. Later at the dance, the Homecoming Court and their Escorts line up for a traditional picture. fbottomj.

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Dogpaich U.9.A. The Sadie Hawkins Dance - one of the most popular dances of the year. Why? Because everyone gets to dress and act naturally. Anne Thomas and Gary Fisher fsafely disguised by dark galssesy gaze at the strangely dressed people around them. frightj Dogpatch is also a place where people can show off their many abilities. Brad Notestone demonstrates the art of blowing the perfect bubble to Jody Terry. Her talent is obvious, as shown by Brad's fantastic corsage. ffar rightj Sue Swinehart fin the dressy arid Pam Miller fPam Miller? IJ are one of the more stylish couples at the dance. Here, running the risk of messing up Sue's hair, they let themselves go by dancing. qbottom lefty Mike Thompson gives Sarah Morrison a smile. He approves of her new hairdo? fbottom righty The night would not be complete without at least one square dance. Mike Fuller and Annette Skinner enjoy the music, while a happy bystander watches. fbottom rightj. l 24 fr. ,v Li, if 4' ,A Mx .ffm f I, 13, iw ,QL ,, f ,AW at Quit . p iq -. 1 jg M ll 'if ' 5 ,gi-i-fri all V p 1.3, 'Wa f , 2 , ,.i iiisl Q y sg HY' ' fi T U 5. I Wax, -1 xx ' l