South Salem High School - Sword and Shield Yearbook (Salem, OR)

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.And the Serious Ones CHOLARSIIIPS Home Economics Award orthwest Nazarene College Honor Scholarship Linda Goldsmith :hemeketa Community College Erin McConnell Ricks College Academic, Music, and Art Scholarship Celeste Morgan University of Oregon - Athletic Brian lleater University of Oregon National Merit Scholarship Jon Wiens Whitman College - Campbell Music Scholarship Jeanne Tsai -Whitman College - National Merit Scholarship John Warrtxus Jniversity of Oregon - Alumni Merit Scholarship Susan Gray University of Oregon Alumni Book Award Nortnan Beard U.S. Air Force Academy Appointment Marianne Ghim Baylor University, Laura Lambert Boston University, Tanya Hambourg, Brown University. Maggie Simmons Colorado College. l.isa Meyer Texas Massachusetts Corrine Hamboutg Rhode Island Honors at Entrance Hesston College, Kansas Tammy Snyder Pomona College, California Lundy Smith Rice University, Texas Renate Neuendotf University of Chicago, Illinois Mary Ann Ahmed Certified Professional Secretaries' Scholarship Michelle lleidt Confederation of School Administrators l.isa Mason Donna and David Jeanne Tsai Eason Piano Award Salem Federated Music Club Scholarship Marc Webster Tektronix Scholarship Jon Wiens lSalem Hospital Auxiliary Scholarship Patricia Juliano Air Force ROTC Scholarship Marianne Ghim Phi Delta Kappa Scholarship Marc Webster ISOUTII SAl.lZM llIGll SCHOOL AWARDS ohn M. Miller Swimming Scholarship Lundy Smith D.A.R. Good Citizen Award Anne Drips liaxon Weight Club Scholarship Chris Johnson JUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENTS 8: DEPARTMENT AWARDS 'Art Department Award Michael Leisten Business Department Award Teri lkel Architecture Club - Rainier Award Ken l-lise Terrina Moore, Dione Jefferson Journalism Susan Gray Speech John Watrous Language Arts Laura Bedford, Jordan Posell, Pam Reynolds, Melanie Ronai, John Watrous, Marc Webster, Melinda McClel- land. Quill and Scroll Jennifer Brown, Melanie Ronai, Diana Snawder, John Kuhn, Melinda McClelland, Susan Gray, Wyatt Kato, Lisa Meyer, Science - Bausch and Lomb Science Award Jon Wiens South Salem Optimist of the Year Dianna Snawdet National Mathematics Association State Honor Roll Jeanne Tsai, Kevin Donaldson, Melinda McClelland, Robert Schmitv, Marc Webster, Jon Wiens, Melanie Ronai, Norman Beard, Mark Mead.Jordan Posell, Mi- chael Sloop, Daryl Gossack, l.isa Barber, Susan llanson, Daniel Swensen, Robert Withers, Jeffrey Bell. Spanish Audrey Bruton, Susan llanson, David Mart7, Lisa Meyer, Pam Reynolds, Maggie Simmons, Traci Vanlless, American Field Service International Exchange Audrey Bruton, Daryl Gossack, Chris Grater. French Mary Ann Ahmed, Anne Drips, Susan Gray,Jordan Po- sell, Shannon Timm, German Renate Neuendorf, Jeanne Tsai SPECIAL RECOGNITION National Merit Finalists John Watttmus, Jon Wiens National Merit Letter of Commendation Norman Beard, Susan Hanson, Melinda McClelland, Lisa Meyer, Renate Neuendorf,Jordan Posell, Melanie Ronai, Marc Webster. Oregon Scholars Mary Ann Ahmed, Norman Beard, Laura Bedford, Mari- anne Ghim, Susan Gray, Susan llanson, Michelle lleidt, David Mattz, Melinda McClelland, Mark Mead, l.isa Meyer, Renate Neuendorf, Kristen Nielsen, Jordan Po- sell, Pamela Reynolds, Melanie Ronai, Linda Schrader, Margaret Simmons, Lundy Smith, Shannon Timtn, Jeanne Tsai, John Wattous, Marc Webster, Jon Wiens. Albert Prize Lundy Smith fi 1 1 1 -1' fx 'T',k,,f I i

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The Launching Of The Ships The sign out in front read Welcome South Salem High School. At 6:00 p.m., 178 Saxon seniors converged upon the basement banquet room. By 6:15 everyone was seated and the waiters at Chumaree Rodeway Inn began serving dinner. Brian Heater welcomed everyone to the Annual Senior Awards Banquet and Dance, and introduced the head table. After dinner, Mr. Ediger and members of the staff presented the serious awards to the outstanding seniors. Next, janice Bowen spoke before the assembly about her year here at South and the difference between her homeland, South Africa, and her hostland, the United States. Linda Poteet, on behalf of the senior class, then presented Mr. Turman with a gift of appreciation. Soon after, Craig Volz displayed the senior slide show, which he volunteered to put together. Oliver Santos and Stan Frietag then took the stand and began the presentation of the humorous awards. At 10:00 p.m., the last of the 73 funny awards were presented. From 10:00 p.m. until midnight, the Senior Class funked the hours away to the music of Thrust, an excellent band. Though the band quit at midnight, for many seniors the party wasn't over. The Humorous Awards. . . Playboy of the Year William White Playgirl ofthe Year Chris Plog All-American Boy Wyatt Kato All-American Girl Anne Drips Most Likely to Succeed fBoyj Lundy Smith Most Likely to Succeed fGirlj Mary Ann Ahmed Most Likely to Make a Scene in a Public Place Sara Steeves Most Spirited Boy Dan Larsen Most Spirited Girl Tammy Snyder jock of the Year jon Ballanyne jockette of the Year Lisa Mason Loudmouth of the Year Paul Cary Class Clown Stan Frietag Best Legs tBoyj Steve Ercolini Best Legs fGirIj janet Grude 188 Senior Awards Banquet and Dance Hairest Legs Scott Lasley Friendliest Boy Ken jones Friendliest Girl Tammy Elsom Most Inspirational fBoyj jim Pavelek Most Inspirational 1Girlj Dianne Seare Girl-Watcher of the Year Scott Thompson Trouble-Maker ofthe Year Brian Heater Flirt ofthe Year Melinda McClelland Most Studious joh Wiens Least Studious Mitch Cox Best Dressed Boy Scott Rubenstein Best-Dressed Girl Cheryl Kalibak Prep-Attempt Award Aaron Thomas B-Sz Award Suzan Dereli You've Come A Long Way Baby Molly l-lanns Prettiest Eyes fBoyj Rob McCracken Prettiest Eyes fGirlj Kelly Riordan Nicesr Smile fBoyj Steve Coday Nicest Smile fGirlj Laura McGavern Class Redneck Earl Fletcher Most Accident-Prone Annie Thomas Cutest Couple Anne Drips and Lundy Smith Most Likely to Become Rich Illegally jay Brown Boy Most Wanted to be Stranded on a Desert Island With jordan Posell Girl Most Wanted to Be Stranded on a Desert Island With Debbie Mattson Mother of the Year Terrina Moore Most Likely to Be Late to His Own Funeral Mike Sloop Most Likely to Be Late to Her Own Funeral Liz Wilson Big Red Award David Martz Socializer of the Year jeni Brown Most Likely To Be Strangled By Her Own jeans LaShelle Truesdall Twins Award jim D'Eagle and jim Kerr Most Recognizable Laugh fBoyj Taylor Olson Most Recognizable Laugh fGirlj Marilyn Youngman Ski Bum Eric Miller Most Honest and Sincere Andrea Hibbard Most Gullible Sheri Post Most Likely to Sleep Through the Rest of His Life Wade Pose Skipper ofthe Year Andy Brunkel Most Parking Tickets Chris Henderlite Computer of the Year Norman Beard Porcelain God Award Pete Kittle Procelain Goddess Award Lisa Kahle Gossip of the Year Kelly Smith Best Dancer fBoyj Marc Horch Best Dancer 1Girlj Anne Drips Most Likely to Become a Dallas Cowboys' Cheerleader Shawn Susee Most Likely to Become a Sumo Wrestler Chris johnson Most Likely to Marry a Younger Woman jim Laughlin Most Likely to Marry an Older Man Sarah Clifford Most Liberal Linda Schrader Most Conservative Lisa Harris Most Likely to Become a Pig Farmer jeff Armas Most Likely to Have a Business that Fails jim Terranova Feminist of the Year Lisa Meyer Most Outgoing Girl Lisa Barber Mooch ofthe Year Bucky Williams Reckless Driver of the Year Linda Poteet

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Con-Graduations! Lot O Hassle For A Little Tassel The graduating class of 1982 made their commencement on the evening of june 4th in the South Salem Gymnasium. They were 589 strong. At 7:15 that evening, they met to organize themselves in the cafeteria. At approximately 7:50, they marched outside to the back entrance of the gymnasium, At 8:00 they marched two-by-two into the gym in front of about 2,000 friends and relatives. At 8:10 the Reverend Gary F. Borges gave the invocation and asked that they all be seated. The Southemaires then gave their last performance with You Are the Sunshine Of My Life and Friends With You. Following the Southernaires, ASB President Brian Heater spoke about the past twelve years. His speech included those boy-girl chases of first and second grade, those boy- girl parties of sixth grade, and of course, our great high school memories. After Brian, the Wind Ensemble played a piece titled Eternal Father Strong to Save. Next, Linda Schrader spoke to the audience about the future. She asked the question What future? and offered several possibilities. Following Linda's speech, Mr. Chuck Peter and Mrs. Mary F. Hoyt presented the diplomas to the graduating seniors. At 9:20, the Reverend Borges gave the benediction and the seniors were dismissed to the recessional, The Earle of Oxford's Marche. Following the ceremony, the graduates returned to the cafeteria, where they returned the gowns and picked up their actual diplomas. For many seniors, this ceremony was one of the most emotional of their lives. Graduation for many marks a great accomplishment in their life. For all, it is the beginning of a new life. Not only was this a sentimental moment for the class of '82, but also for Principal Wes Ediger. Mr. Ediger left South this year along with this class. He will be going to North Salem High School. In token of their appreciation of Mr. Ediger, each graduate gave him a single rose. By the end of the evening he had approximately 18 dozen roses. For all, it was a very emotional experience, a fact which is proven by the large number of tears shared by everybody that evening. 190 Graduation!