Salisbury High School - Sapan Yearbook (Salisbury, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1982 volume:

THE BEST OF TIMES SAPAN 1981-82 AL WA VS HA VE A DREAM Forget about the days when it's been cloudy, but don't forget your hours in the sun . . . forget about the times you've been defeated, but don't forget the victories you've won- Forget about mistakes that you can't change now. but don't forget the lessons that you’ve learned . . . Forget about misfortunes you’ve encountered, but don't forget the times your luck has turned. Forget about the days when you've been lonely. but don't forget the friendly smiles you ve seen ... Forget about the plans that didn’t seem to work out right. but don't forget to always have a dream. 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Member Arlene Binder. Member Kent Harmon. Member Matthew Ami - Math William Beshears - Art Mickey Cochran - Physical Education Jim Davenport - Social Science Susan Fink ■ English Mona Fisher ■ Spanish English 4 John Hoover - Social Studies Athletic Director Dennis Humphrey - Physical Education Bruce Johnson - Physical Education Linda Johnson - Home Economics Jill Koelling - Art Duane Lentz - Vocational Agriculture Sarah Meyer - English Drama Bob Hagai- Social Studies Physical Education Carole Pearson - Inst. Music Bill Pentland - English Judy Peters - Business Education Lester Peters Industrial Arts Joy Phillips • Special Education Roger Price Science 5 Ginger Royston - Vocal Music Ron Scheiderer ■ Vocational Agriculture Sheryl Scott - Business Education Gregory Thurmon Science Earl Welborn. Jr. - Math Gary Wood - Vocational Tech. Earlene Yelton - Librarian Bonnie Cooper - English Secretaries Row I, D. Morrison. D. Carroll. V. Enesz Row 2, T. Kendrick. J. Buffington. M. Harlan Cooks L to R - Grace Carroll. Thelma Billue. Mildred Abeln Custodians Row h J. LeBoeuf. J. Agler Row J, E. Holt. C. 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Henke ■ Pres. Row h M. Widmer - Tres.. J. Fitzpatrick - V.P. Row 3, B. Bills and K. Pressley ■ Student council Rep. 10 SOPHOMORES Robert Abeln Greg Armentrout Sheila Biere Cathy Billue Terry Boss Robin Clark Sthephame Collet Craig Cook Lisa Cross John Eise Roy Eise Gene Emmerich Virgil Farnen James Fawks Selley Fuemmeler Kevin Gamblin Doug Ginter John Gros venor Dean Linneman Jim Maag Brenda MaUett Steve Marek Darrell McCubbms Matt McCune Kayla McGee Ann McGuire Suzie McSparren Laura Meissen Leroy Meissen Arlene Miller Theresa Morrison Leigh Nolke Gail Ray Dana Roberts Jane Roling Tilda Russell Alecia Schoonhoven Janice Stallo Angela St ruble Carla Jo Sumpter George Taylor Paula Vaughn Mary Wagner Danny Washam Andrea Weber Myron Weimer Randy Weimer o Reggie White Shelley White Trade Whitley Jerry Widmer Raymond Woods Tommy Yung Not Pictured Brian Flanagin Gloria McClusky Joann Walz Class Officers Row I, M. Weimer - Pres.. D. McCubbins V.P. Row 2, W. Leutung Sec.. B. Flanagin Tres Row Si J. Widmer and J. Rolmg - Student Council Rep. 13 FRESHMEN Kevin Asbury Debbie Baker Darren Bartholomew Curtis Bennett Joy Binder Jeff Buffington Karen Buffington Lori Blackwell Bart Colli ver Carol Cook Travis Daugherty Glen Davis Connie Dugger Mark Eastin Kimberly Edwards Laura Farnen Daniel Feiertag Melvin Fessler Joey Gr os venor Stacy Guilford Cindy Hayes Pam Helmich Chris Folks Leanne Fuemmeler Julie Gaubatz Kevin Gin ter 14 Terry Henke Brenda Kay Hickman Jamel Hinkle Judy Hoover Sheila Jeys Robbie Johnson Mitch Kunkel Robin Lamb Troy Linneman Amber McMillan Kathy Macklin Julie Meissen Arletha Miller Stanley Monnig Annette Nanneman April Parrish Noah Penrod Brian Quinn Shelson Richey Vonda Salyers Bryan Scheiderer Robbie Schluckebier Jerry Springer Jennifer Swallow Tracy Terry Rodney Wagner Jerry Washam Kevin Weiseman Jeff Wegs 15 Carolyn Widmer Jeanie Widmer Lisa Widmer Angie Wilson Janet Williams Tami Williams Walter Williams Stephanie Windmiller Phil Wright Linda Young Annette Yung Not Pictured Randy Lewis Keith Mulnix Mary Ann Neeson Dana Williams Class Officers Row h J. 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They remained undefeated until the Moberly Tourney where they came in 2nd. With a 5 - conference record, the girls cap- tured the Lewis and Clark Confer- ence title. The District II Softball Championship went to Salisbury for the 4th consecutive year that they have participated. The softball team's season ended with their best record ever, 12 - 3. They finished the season with a 2 - 4 loss to Pilot Grove in the regional tournament. There were 4 seniors selected to the Lewis and Clark Conference team. Karin Gros venor. Pat Henke. Cathy Fuemmeler. and Jan Jacobs. Honorable mentions went to juniors: Janice Hartmann. Gayla Terry. Kelly Quinn, and sophomore. Aleci a Schoonhooven. 36 Varsity• Row I, C. Fuemmeler. K. Grosvenor. J. Hartmann. J. Jacobs. G. Terry. P. Henke. A. Schoonhoven. K. Quinn. D. Speiser. Row J, Coach Mickey Cochran. K. Pressley mgr.. V. Stanley mgr.. P. Patton. F. Jaco. J. Dooley. K. Struble mgr.. Coach John Hoover. VARSITY SCHEDULE Overall Record 12 - 3 Conference Record 5 - Moberly 6 - 2 Salisbury Trn. 1st Marceline 16 - 3 Moberly 13 • J Macon 9 - 4 Fayette 9 - Paris 7 - 6 Marceline 13 - J Westran 16 - 4 Moberly Trn. 2nd Cairo II - 0 Macon 1 - 7 North Callaway 7 - 8 Slater 21 - District Trn. 1st Paris 5 • 2 Cairo 3 - 2 Regional Trn. Pilot Grove 2 - 4 District Champs Conference Champs 37 Softball - Junior Varsity Us Them 4 Moberly 7 2 8 Fayette 10 12 10 Pans IS 10 15 Marceline II 10 17 Westran 15 13 11 North Callaway 10 7 21 Slater 12 II 24 Moberly Overall 8 0 12 3 Softball ■ Freshman 4 Moberly II to Overall I - 0 Junior Varsity 3 Freshman The Junior Varsity did a super job as they ended their season undefeated. Their record was a proud 8-0 record. The JV and Freshman was coached by John Hoover this year. They are sure to be an asset for the seasons to come. The freshman won their only game. Row h S. White. W. Leutung. M. Widmer. R. Clark. S. Fuemmeler. B. Gamblm, T. Whitley. L. Richey, J. Williams, S. Bagby. Row 2 J. Swallow. K. Buffington. J. Hoover. J. Widmer. A. McMillan. C. Hayes, L. Young. L. Fuemmeler. L. Widmer. A. Miller. Coach John Hoover. 38 FOOTBALL The 1981-81 Varsity Football season was a frustrating one. The Panthers were leading in several of the games only to have victory slip away in the last quarter. The Panthers hit with the best of them and turned out two all-Conference players in Jamie White and Tim Armentrout. The future looks good for Salisbury as the Junior Varsity team was undefeated. Their record was 5-0-1, including a thrilling come-from behind victory over our rivals Marc eline. R.°.WJ L.toR‘ Scarnmshorn. P. Skidopolulos. J. Baer. R Millas. P. Yung. T. Armentrout. M. Goins. C. Kendrick. C. Bixeman. J. White. R Gamblin. M. Burks. Row 1, D. McCubbms. R. Woods. T. Armentrout. C. Perry. C Kunkel. B. Jaco. J. Armentrout. D. Washam. J. Widmer. T. White. D. Lmneman. Row 3, G. Taylor. N. Penrod. M. Kunkel. R. Schluckebier. S. Richey. B. Quinn. J. Washam. R. Lewis. B. Colli ver. P. Wright. J. Eise Row 4, Asst. Coach ■ Gary Wood. Head Coach Bruce Johnson. Asst. Coach William Pent land Varsity ■ Football Us Them Sept. 4 Milan 0 6 II Blair Oaks 11 16 15 Slater 14 10 Oct. 1 Marceline 0 41 9 North Callaway 7 11 16 Pans 6 34 13 Westran 7 18 30 Fayette 6 34 Nov. 6 Montgomery County 0 11 Overall 0 - 9 40 JUNIOR VARSITY The Junior Varsity Team is proud of its undefeated season. It's 5- 0-1 record included victories over Westran. Paris, Fayette. Slater, and Marceline. The only blemish was a 6- 6 tie with Westran (a team they already defeated once) in an uns- cheduled game. Congratulations III Junior Varsity - Football Us Them Sept. 14 Westran 22 6 21 Paris 14 12 28 Slater 6 0 Oct. 12 Fayette 14 6 19 Westran 6 6 26 Marceline Overall 5-0-1 12 8 41 BOYS BASKETBALL The I9SI-S2 Panther Boys Varsi- ty basketball squad finished the season with an overall record of 12 and 15. The Panthers started the season fast coasting to a 7 and 2 mark before injuries and a mid-season slump reduced the club to the .500 mark. Highlights of the season were a very exciting double overtime win over rival Westran in the season opener and a pair of upsets in district play over Ashland and Fayette, which advanced the Panthers to the finals where they lost to Halls ville to end their season. Other highlights saw the Panthers place third in the Centralia Tournament and fifth in the Keytes- ville Tournament. Led by seniors Wes Fuemmeler, Kevin Wyatt, Jamie White. Glen Kottman, Brett Kessler and Tim Armentrout this edition of Panther Boys Basketball was a very spirited and exciting one. These boys came to play”. 42 Row I L to R, B. Kessler. D. Ginter. R. Woods. W. Fuemmeler. 7. Armentrout. Row h Coach Gary Wood. M. Grotewiel. B. Jaco. K. Wyatt. C. Kukel. J. White. J. Fitzpatrick. Mgr M. Burks. Asst. Coach - Matt Ami VARSITY 11-15 Us Them Westran 65 63 Brunswick 39 North Callaway 66 46 Centralia Trn. 3rd Paris 63 47 Macon 33 65 Flails ville 60 64 Marceline 56 39 Paris 46 41 Fayette Trn. Flails ville 61 5 Glasgow 39 46 Slater 48 61 North Callaway 58 71 Fayette 46 1 Keytesville Trn. 4th Brookfield 47 66 Marshall J.V. 65 44 Bos worth 51 40 Slater 58 75 Westran 47 48 Fayette 59 71 Marceline 57 59 Glasgow 40 59 Slater 65 78 Paris S3 60 Brunswick 41 46 District Trn. Ind Ashland 65 55 Fayette 55 45 Flails ville 54 60 43 Junior Varsity Row I, R. Lewis. T. Linneman. G. Taylor. D. Linneman. G. Armen trout Row 1, M. Grotewiel. J. Fitzpatrick. K. Asbury. S. Rae. K. Ginter Row 3, Coach - G. Wood. D. Ginter. P. Phillips. C. kunkle. R. Schluckebier. M. kunkle. Mg. - M. Burks. Asst. Coach - M. Arnie The Salisbury Panther Freshman team had a reasonably successful season, finishing at 3 wins and 3 losses. After winning their opening game at Carrollton, the Panthers lost a nip - and - tuck home game vs. rival Westran. 37-35. Later, the loss was twice avenged, as the talent - ladened Panthers convincingly trounced the Hornets 44-31. and 49-38. The season ended against the Moberly Spartans in a 47-40 loss that saw Salisbury fight back from a 15 point deficit in the dosing minutes to cut the lead to 5 points with 2 minutes remaining. Certainly, the future of SHS Basketball looks bright. JUNIOR VARSITY S-7 Us Paris 43 Brunswick 37 key tes ville 49 Moberly 34 Westran 27 Westran 25 North Callaway 49 Salisbury Trn. 2nd Marceline 42 Paris 72 Slater 34 Fayette 41 Westran 38 Marceline 35 Glasgow 37 Paris 42 Carrol ton Westran Westran Slater Westran Moberly L Moberly W Westran L Slater W Westran L Westran W Carrollton FRESHMAN 3-3 Us 36 35 44 34 49 40 47 - 40 49 - 38 45 - 36 44 - 31 37 - 35 36 ■ 28 Freshman Row I, T. Linneman. P. Wnght. J. Washam. J. Grosvenor. R. Johnson Row 2, R. Lewis. K. Asbury. N. Kunkle. Coach - M. Arnie. k. Ginter. R. Schluckebier. B. Quinn. Mg. - k. Weiseman 44 GIRLS BASKETBALL The Salisbury Girl Basketball Team had a very successful season this year due to determination and hard work on the part of the girls. They ended their year with the best record yet for Salisbury Girls Basketball at 15-5. The high point of the season was capturing second place in the state of Missouri for Class 24. The success achieved by these young ladies from Salisbury is a tribute to their strong character, determination, hard work and pride in themselves and their community. They set high goals for themselves as individuals and as a team, and worked hard to achieve them. They are super young ladies, and am proud to have been associated with them. Dennis Humphrey 45 Row I. I to r - K. Buffington. D. Bailey. Assistant Coach Janet Gail Jackson. Coach Dennis Humphrey. C. Fuemmeler. R. Bailey Row 2. Mgr. D. Pressley. A. McGuire. P. Henke, k. Quinn. S. White. J. Hartmann. $. Fuemmeler. K. Grosvenor. J. Fehling. Mgr. L. Pressler VARSITY 25-5 Westran Us 88 North Callaway 72 Centralia Trn. - 1st North Callaway 59 Macon 52 Centralia 51 Marceline 58 Paris 30 Fayette Trn. - 2nd Cairo 60 Fayette 64 North Callaway 74 Keytes ville Trn. - 1st Marshall J.V. 85 Brookfield 71 Cairo 44 Moberly 49 Slater 67 Fayette 58 Westran 75 Fayette 37 Marceline 54 Glasgow 70 Slater 91 Paris 43 Brunswick 54 District Trn. • 1st Ashland 63 Paris 58 Fayette 50 STATE TOURNAMEN Sectional Linn 51 Quarter Finals Knox County 47 Semi Finals Creigton. Sherwood 44 Finals Scott County Central 49 SECOND IN STATE Them 53 20 29 43 43 48 50 53 73 44 8 35 31 38 17 54 41 47 50 21 12 50 27 30 46 36 37 45 33 85 46 Junior Varsity Row h B. Hickman. J. Swallow. J. Williams. J. Gaubatz. A. McGuire Row 2i L. Widmer. J. Hartmann. L. Fuemmeler. S. White. S. Fuemmeler Row 3i Mgrs. - L. Farnen. C. Hayes. Asst. Coach ■ J. Jackson. Coach - D. Humphrey. Mg's. - K. Buffington. J. Hoover JUNIOR VARSITY III Us West ran 54 Pans 28 North Callaway 47 Marcelme 39 Paris 20 Westran 64 Salisbury B Trn. Marceline 44 Pans 45 Moberly 52 Fayette 50 Glasgow 39 Slater 56 Them 19 27 12 36 28 12 21 35 20 13 33 7 The Junior Varsity Girls had an outstanding season. They recorded 9 wins against just one loss. Their determination and will-to-win was evident in their overall success. The JV's won their own Salisbury Tourney, truly an accomplishment to be proud ofl FRESHMAN 4-3 Us Them Carrollton 29 36 Westran 23 17 Moberly 15 31 Westran 33 29 Slater 28 12 Slater 48 13 Moberly 31 38 One of the benefits of our school system is a competitive program for our younger players. Our players are taught the importance of winning at an early age and by the time they reach a varsity level, have several games experience behind them. Our Fresh- men girls had a very fine season this year, ending up with a 4 and 3 record. Freshman Row h J. Widmer. A. Nanneman. J. Williams. L. Widmer. J. Gaubatz. L. Young Row 2i C. Hayes Mgr. J. Jackson - Coach. L. Fuemmeler. J. Swallow. A. McMillan. B. Hickman, k. Buffington Mgr. J. Hoover 47 GIRLS TRACK Salisbury - 97-, New Franklin - 401 2, Key tes ville - 38 1 2 Salisbury - 94i Marceline - 73, Westran - 63, FUgbee - 16 Fayette Relays - 2nd 89pts. Warrensburg Relays - 4th 57pts. Macon - 77, Salisbury ■ 52, Marceline - 43 Salisbury ■ 107, Westran - 70, Paris ■ 44, Slater - 37 Chillicothe Relays - 3lpts. Conference - 1st Salisbury - 144, Fayette - 107, Marceline - 88, Westran - 59, Paris - 58, North Callaway - 46, Slater - 59 Salisbury Relays - 1st I55pts. District - 2nd I7pts. State - I6pts. Row I, l to R. F Jaco. I. Noll, J. Abeln. L. Soil. R. Bailey. Row 2. S. Bagby. P. Peglow. J. Hartmann. B. Gambiin. D. Bailey. K. Quinn. Row 3. S. White. A. Schooven. O. Roberts. A Young. S. Collett. L. Hansen. Row 4. Coach G. Wood. Asst. Coach B. Pentland 48 49 BOYS TRACK Salisbury - $9; Keytesville - 58: New Franklin - 27 Salisbury - 89-. Marc eline - 77 1 2; Keytesville - 59 1 2; West ran - 26; Higbee - 15 Fayette Relays - Fifth -47 pts Warrensburg Relays - 20 pts. Macon • 68; Marceline 58; Salisbury - 53 Salisbury 85 1 2; Slater - 65; Paris - 63 1 2; Westran - 43 Chillicothe Relays • 25 pts. Conference - Third Fayette - 107; Marceline - 97{ Salisbury - 94; Paris - 63; North Callaway - 63; Slater - 38; Westran - 31 Salisbury Relays - First - 155 pts. District - 31 pts. L to R Row It M. McCune. S. Rae. J. Fitzpatrick. P. Phillips. D. McCubbins. P. $ R. Millas. Mgr. P. Ramsey. Row 1 W. Williams. D. Washam. R. Abeln. J. Springer. P. Wright. R. Lewis. T. Daughtery. R. Woods - Mgr. Row 3 Asst. Coach - B. Pentland. Coach ■ B. Johnson 50 51 BASEBALL The Salisbury Baseball Panthers, ended the regular season with a 4 4 won loss record in 7 inning contests, and an additional loss in a scheduled 5 inning game. Victories came over Hallsville. Madison. Moberly. and Harrisburg, while the Panthers came up short twice to Moberly. once to West ran. and to Hallsville. Greatly hampered by inclimate condi- tions. the Panthers first 3 games were cancelled. The season finally opened 2 weeks late on April 16. and Salisbury responded with a 9 - 4 victory over the Indians of Hallsville. Perhaps the Highlight of the season was a 13 - 5 victory over Moberly. at Moberly. avenging earlier losses to the Spartans by 4 3 and 12 • 2 counts. It was the Panthers first victory over Moberly in 4 years. The Panthers were led by the strong pitches of Darren Linneman. and received great leadership and performances from Seniors Tim Armentrout. Wes Fuemmeler. and Glen Kottman. Kneeling. Left to Right - G. Armentrout. D. Linneman. T. Armentrout. C. Warner. J. Armentrout. T. Linneman. Standing. Left to Right - Coach Arni. D. Ginter. B Quinn. M. Warner. G. Kottman. D. Linneman. W. Fuemmeler. T. Armentrout. Coach James. 51 VARSITY 3-8 Us Them Halls ville 16 6 Halls vi He 4 9 Madison Moberly Trn. II 0 Moberly 2 4 Fulton 7 8 Westran 1 2 West ran 0 10 Moberly 2 12 Moberly District Trn. 1 14 Schuyler County 6 1 Jeff City Helias 0 10 53 COACHES John Hoover, Athletic Director. Asst. Softball Bill Pentland, Asst. Football. Asst. Girls Track. Asst. Boys Track Matt Ami. Varsity Baseball. Asst. Boys Basketball Bruce Johnson, Varsity Football. Boys Track Y Dennis James, Asst. Baseball Janet Gall Jackson, Asst. Girls Basketball 54 CHEERLEADERS Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Row I, $. Windmiller Row 2$ J. Hinkle. V. Salyers Row 3, V. Joiner Cheerleaders Row I, K. Pressley Row 2, C Boss. A. Struble. T. Whitley. K. Struble. L. Pressler. Connie Boss Karen Pressley Lisa Pressler Angela Struble Kathy Struble Tracy Whitley Jamel Hinkle Vicki Joiner Vonda Salyers Stephanie Windmiller 56 BAND Our band continued its tradition receiving a Top Rating (I) at contest this year. The concert band has received many honors at district and state contest this year in both full band and solo and ensemble contest. The marching band has been invited to the Worlds Fair in Knoxville. Tenn. The band will perform at the Fair on July Jlst. Thanks to a wonderful community, new uniforms have been purchased and the entire trip has been financed. Special thanks to the entire Salisbury community for this wonderful gift of kindness. Row I K Buffington. K. Schluckebier. K. Pressley. G. Terry. S. Hinkle. P. Hudson. Row 1 K. Quinn. D. Speiser. K. Iman. F. Jaco. J. Hoover. S. Bagby. J. Jacobs. Row 3 G. Ray. W. Leutung, C. Boss. S. Biere. J. Binder. S. Windmiller. J. Swallow. Row 4 L. Latomondeer. A. McGuire, J. Roling. T. Terry. J. Meissen. A. Nanneman. L. Black will, J. Mott. P. Ramsey. V. Joiner. K. Buffington. K. Homan. D. Tier tag. Row 5 S. McSparren. C. Farnen. P. Phillips. J. Springer Twirlers I. to r. S. Windmiller. K. Iman. K. Buffington. J. Hinkle. S. Hinkle. B. Hickman. K. Buffington Row I A. McMillian. L. Hansen. A. Struble. D. Williams. K. Kunkel. L. Pressler. Row 2 C Widmer. S. Coller. K. Kunkel. T. Boss. M. Widmer. C. Hayes. J. Gaubatz. Row 3 B. Hickman. J Hinkle. P. Wright. J. Dooley. L. Fuemmeler. C Sumpter. R. Cross. B Taylor. Row 4 K. Wiseman. D. Linneman. M. Hulett. M. Goins. S. Leven. A. Schoonhoven. M. Scheder. B. Colliver. S. Fuemmeler. N. Linneman. P. Lewis. B Quinn. S. Rae. Row 5 L. Farnen. B. Bills. S. Monmg. Flag Corps L. to R. A. McMillian. C. Sumpter. W. Leutung. G. Terry. J. Dooley. L. Pressler. K. Pressley. C. Hayes 59 u CHORUS Girls Glee Row h C. Sumpter. R. Llark. B. Mallo t. J. Bixenman. L. Meissen. K. Quinn. N. Linneman. C. Hayes. J. Hoover Row J, L Hansen. K. St ruble. T. Terry. L. Young. T. Russel. J. Binder. J. Meissen. Row 3, K. Macklin. P. Helmich. A. McMillan. H. Widmer. S. Collet. D. Roberts. D. Ward. Row 4, T. Ray. W. Leutung. L. Blackwell. L. Widmer. L Farnen. V. Joiner. J. Jacobs. G. Royston (Instructor) MIXED GLEE 60 School Chorus Row I, M. Wagner. P. Penrod. L. Syler. D. Ward. S. Lyons. N. Lmneman. K. Macklin. P. Helmich. V. Joiner. A. McMillian. L. Hansen. T. Terry. L. Meissen. G. Royston ■ Advisor. Row 2, L. Young. B. Mallet. S. Monnig. K. Boss. T. Boss. D. Her tag. T. Lmneman. B. Quinn. J. Harrison. P. Wright. J. Hoover. C. Hayes. V. Salyers. J. Bixenman. Row 3, A. Gabbert. L. Baker. J. McCollum. A. Scheme. M. Helmich. J. Henke. J. Maag. T. Yung. J. Jacobs. F. Jaco. J. Binder. J. Meissen. Row 4, G. Ray. R. Clark. K. Quinn. D. Fitzgerald. K. Kunkel. R. White. G. Kruessel. M. McCune. J. Gros venor. K. Krouse. A. Wilson. G. McCluskey. Row S, D. Roberts. $. Collet. T. Russell. A. Struble. J. timore. B McCloud. N. Emmerich. D McCubbins. T. Keetmg. H. Fainter. E. Williams. C. Billue. J. Walz. Row 6, L. Blackwell. L. Widmer. J. Stallo. E Henke. L. Nolke. A. Parish. B. Helmich. W. Leutung. M. Nanneman. C. Sumpter. T. Whitley. J. Widmer. L. Farnen. G. Taylor Chamber Choir Row I - J. Bixenman. K. Quinn. C. Hayes. J. Hoover. B. Mallot. L. Meissen. R Clark. N. Lmneman. L. Hansen. Row 2 - G. Royston (instr.). P. Wright. T. Linneman. B. Quinn. K. Boss. J. Harrison. T. Boss. D. Fiertag STAGEBAND 61 Row h J. Dooley. P. Wright. S. Fuemmeler. B. Colliver. C. Sumpter. V. Linneman, C Hayes. J. Gaubatz. Row 1, S. Leven. $. Rae. A. Schoonhoven. B. Quinn. Row 3, M. Goins. D. Feiertag. M. Hulett. D. Linneman. K. Weiseman. B. Taylor. B. Bills. P. Phillips STUDENT COUNCIL Row , G. Yung. K. Iman. K. Buffington. Row 3, R. Henke. K. Pressley. B. Bills. D Speiser. L. Noll. B. Kessler. Row 3, J. Gaubatz. M. Kunkel. K Buffington. J. Holing. J. Widmer. M. Weimer. National Honor Society Row I, J. Davenport - Advisor. K. Pressley - Tres.. L. Pressler - Sec.. T. Armentrout V.P.. A. iyrosvenor Pres.. Row 2, V. Linneman. J. Bixenman. A. Quinn. R. Bailey. K. Iman. D. Speiser. K. Buffington. Row 3, L. Richey. B. Widmer. D. Wienhaus. S. Wyatt. N. Widmer. M. Hulett. G. Terry. Row 4, C. Kunkel. D. Linneman. M Maag. S. Lyons. J. Abeln. J. Jacobs. S. Miller. K. Schluckebier 1981-81 Officers President - Gayla Terry Vice-President - Karen Pressley Secretary - Kelly Quinn Treasurer - Becky Widmer 63 FBLA This year the Salisbury FBLA chapter co-sponsored Courtwarm- ing. prepared baskets for the needy at Thanksgiving, participated in Heart Fund Drive, hosted FBLA Week Feb. 7 -13 and the District 6 Contest. Results of the State Contest are as follows: Jan Jacobs 6th. Ms. FBLA, Poster Event. 5th, Stephen Wyatt. 4th, Extemporaneous Speaking, Becky Widmer. 3rd. Accounting I, Dee Anne Speiser 2nd. Stenographer U, Chapter Exhibit. 1st. Kyna Iman presided as District 6 President. • Old Officers. Left to Right - K Pressley. D. Speiser. K. Buffington. J. Jacobs. K. Iman. K. Ouinn New Officers. Left to Right - M. Widmer. L. Pressier. S. there. K. Pressley. D. Bailey. 64 FBLA Row I ■ Karen Pressley. D. Speiser Reporter. K. Quinn - Sec. J. Jacobs ■ Pres.. K. Iman ■ Vice Pres.. K. Buffington - Treas. Row 2 - L Baker. D. Ward. M. Hulett. J. Fehling. G. Terry. M. Widmer. L. Pressler. V. Joiner. C. Farnen. J. Dooley. S. Fuemmeler. S. Miller. T. Morrison. Row 3 ■ B. Gamblin. T. Deffonbaugh. C. Boss. D. Bailey. J. Abeln. S. Rae. S. Leven. B. Bills. R. Clark. C. Sumpter. A. Schoonhoven. W. Leutung. L. Cross. Row 4 - A. McGuire. G. Ray. B. Mallet. T. Grimsley. S. Collet. D. Roberts. T. Armentrout. C. Weimer. S. Wyatt. K. Grosvenor. C. Fuemmeler. S. Biere. Row 5 K. Schluckebier. L. Latomondeer. S. Hinkle. K. Kunkle. S. Meissen. B. Widmer. S. Bagby. J. Harrison. L. Vasser. P. Yung. W. Fuemmeler. P. Henke. Row 6 ■ K. Gooch. A. St ruble. S. McSparren. L. Nolke. J. Rot mg. R. Gamblin. P. Hay lor. M. Goins. D. Linneman. T. Roe. T. Cross. J. Armentrout. P. Phillips. C. Carter Clockwise from left • Mrs. Peters and Mrs. Scott receive a gift from FBLA members. Jan Jacobs (right) hands the presidency over to Micki Widmer (left), and FBLA members at State Contest. 65 FHA This year the FHA participated in several activities. These included visiting the nursing home, attending Regional meeting, held a Halloween parade, gave a Teacher Appreciation tea. Paddy-Date night, and helped with Barnwarming and Homecoming parade entry with FFA. AMERICA 66 Row L. Cross ■ Parliamentarian. B. Gamblin ■ Recreation Leader. K. Schluckebier ■ Sec.. R. Clark - Second V. P.. N. Linneman - Pres.. G. Yung Barnwarming King. M. Nanneman - First V. P.. B. Helmich Reporter. K. Struble Tres.. L. Baker Recreation Leader. M. Twyman Historian. Row 2i L. Johnson - Advisor. S. Stallo. S. Meissen. C. Carter. T. Deffenbaugh. J. Dooley. C. Farnen. P. Hudson. L. Syler. D. Ward. Row 3i D. Roberts. A. Yung. A. Weber. K. Kunkel. D. Wienhaus. J. Fehling. G. Terry. M. Widmer. C. Boss. D. Bailey. A. Struble. S. McSparren. Row 4, B. Helmich. B. Hickman. J. Stallo. J. Gaubatz. S. Windmiller. B. Salyers. D. Williams. A. McMillan. J. Binder. D. Leezer. A. Parish. C. Cook. Row 5, C. Macklin. T. Williams. G. Krouse. A. Wilson. D. Baker. S. Hinkle. L. Latomondeer. L. Carroll. T. Morrison. J. Rolmg. L. Nolke, I. Henke. H. Hinkle 67 FFA The Salisbury FFA Chapter had many things to be proud of. The new Chapter Advisor is Mr. Duane Lentz. The membership was 49 people for this year. There was a successful Pancake and Sausage Breakfast. Members participated in District and State Contests. A boat project won a Silver State A ward. The FFA Chapter also had a successful banquet at the end of the year to recognize all of the achievements and fine work done by all its members. Row I, D. Lentz ■ Advisor. C. Weimer Sen.. M. Rustemeyer Tres.. J. Bixenman V.P.. S. St alio - Pres.. D. Linneman - Sec.. S. Wyatt Rep.. P. Lewis Ass. Rep.. M. Nanneman Chapter Sweetheart. Row J, R. Johnson. R. Lamb. B. Scheiderer. C. Bennett. M. Fessler. T. Henke. K. Asbury. R. Schluckebier Row 3, T. Boss. M. Grotewiel. S. Marek. J. Harrison. R Weimer. J. Emmerich. P. Wright. Row 4, J. Mott. C. Boss. P. Ramsey. K. Homan. V. Lezer. J. Henke. 6. Kruessel. T. Billue. Row 5, D. Fessler. D. Young. C. Bixenman. D. Marek. D. Stalb. G. Yung. B. Kesler. K. Wyatt. J. Elmore 68 J. Hartman. K. Iman. K. Gooch. C Carter. L. Carroll. P. Vaughn. P. Naylor. T. Deffenbaugh. T. Clark. P. Yung. S. Jeys. M. McCune. A. Weber. G. Emmerich. M. Kunkel. A. Nanneman. J. Grosvenor. B. Calliver. G. krouse. A. Yung. J. Maag. M. Twyman. L. Vasser Officers: Clockwise L to R - J. Hartman (Hist.). P. Vaughn (Sec.). A. Weber (V. Pres.). M. Twyman (Rep.). M. McCune (Pari.). K. Gooch (Tres). C. Carter (Pres) 69 INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB The Industrial Arts Club was a newly formed organization this year. Its advisor was Mr. Lester Peters. The objectives of the club are as follows. To explore industry and the American industrial civilization Row I P. Naylor. D. Washam. S. Hamilton. B. Kesler. J. Hartman. K. Homan. M. Helmich. Row 1 D. Fitzgerald. C. Kendrick. C. Bixenman. K. Kunkel. T. Billue. T. Linneman. Row 3 B. McCloud. D. Linneman. M. Rustemeyer. M. Weimer. D. Marek. T. Keeting. To provide the student with opportunities for the development of leadership in social, civic, school, and community activities. To foster a deep respect for the dignity of work. To promote high standards of craftsmanship, scholarship and safety. To provide good leisure time activities and hobbies. To provide opportunities for wholesome recreation. To develop consumer knowledge in students. To instill desirable habits and attitudes toward the American way of life in students. VARSITY CLUB Row I L. Noll - Tres. D. Bailey Sec. W. Fuemmeler ■ V.P.. T. Armentrout - Pres. Row 2 L. Noll. P. Patton. R. Bailey. J. Hartmann. K. Quinn. K. Iman. J. Fehling. G. Terry. K. Pressley. L. Pressler. K. Wy Schluckebi er. Row 3 J. Jacobs. S. Bagby. K. Kunkel. B. Gamblin. D. Wienhaus. A. Schoonhoven. D. Speiser. C. farnen. J. Dooley. P. Yung. S. Stallo. S. Miller. B. Kessler. Row 4 F. Jaco. K. Buffington. P. Henke. C. Fuemmeler. K. Grosvenor. L Hansen. P. Phillips. J. Armentrout. C. Perry. T. Armentrout. P. Wright. C. Bixenman. Row 5 D. Washam. R. Gamblin. M. Goins. D. Linneman. C. Kunkel. M. McCune. J. Widmer. J. Baer. P. Ramsey. J. Elmore. D. McCubbins. Row 6 D. Linneman. J. Fitzpatrick. B. Quinn. R. Woods. M. Kunkel. G. Armentrout. R. White. B. Jaco. J. White 70 SCIENCE CLUB Row h E. Welborn - Advisor. M. Maag Pres. T. Roe - V.P.. K. Quinn ■ Tres.. M. Widmer ■ Sec.. G. Thurmon - Advisor. Row h S. Rae. G. Armentrout. R. Weimer. S. Lyons. J. Widmer. P. Par ton. S. Miller. D. Bailey. C. Boss. S. Meissen. D. Wienhaus. L. Wagner. L. Richey. Row 3i K. Kunkel. T. Armentrout. P. Naylor. V. Saylers. A. Parish. C. Cook. D. Spieser. T. Daffenbough. S. Jeys. L. Young. D. Ward. L. Syler. C. Widmer. J. Meissen. G. Krouse. Row 4, D. Linneman. M. Goins. T. Morrison. L. Cross. C. Hayes. L. Pressler. K. Pressley. A. McMillan. R. Lamb. J. Wegs. S. Richey. M. Wagner. L. Meissen. B. Mallet t. A. Weber. P. Vaughn. Row 5i S. Leven. L. Blackwell. L. Fuemmeler. A. McGuire. J. Roling. M. Helmich. L. Vasser. M. Kunkel. K. Asbury. T. Linneman. G. Davis. J. Washam. D. Linneman. C. Kunkel. V. Farnen. Row 61 G. Rae. S. Biere. D. Schluckebier. A. Nanneman. L. Farnen. L. Widmer. J. Hoover. B. Quin. C. Bennet. C. Weimer. C. Cook. G. Emmerich. T. Young. M. McCune. C. Sumptner. P. Phillips. Row 7i A. Schoonhoven. S. Fuemmeler. N. Groteweil. B. Scheiderer. P. Ramsey. P. Lewis. J. Hinkle. A. Struble. J. St alio. S. Guilford. R. Schluckebier. W. Leutung. J. Gaubatz 71 Wins for MMAP Members Kyna - Salisbury - 1st Large Group - North Calloway - Dec. - 2nd Large Group - Hale - March - 3rd Beth. Kenny Kyna. Arlene Leah. Theresa - District One-Act - March - 4th Pam. Leah. Steve - District Individual - March - 4th Drama Officers Top To Bottom! K. Boss ■ Pres.. B. Helmich - V.P. L. Richey ■ Sec., P. Hudson - Tres.. B. Gamblin - Reporter Scribe. n DRAMA CLUB Row I, L. Blackwell. C. Sumpter. A. Weber. $. Jeys. T. Terry. L. Hansen. V. Salyers. S. Meyer (Instructor). Row 1 S. McSparren. A Struble. S. Windmiller. B. Gamblin (Rep. Scr.). P. Hudson (Tres.). L. Wagner. D. Baker. T Williams. D. Williams. S. Wyatt. Row 3, L. Richey (Sec.). D. Fiertag. D. Ward. J. Hinkle. J. Gaubatz. J. Widmer. L. Scammahorn. P. Wright. L. Widmer. Row 4, T. Phillips. B Hickman. B. Helmich (V. Pres.). K Boss (Pres.). P. Lewis. $. Richey. L. Young. A. Yung. K. Iman Art Director - Andrea Weber Stage Manager - Beth Gamblin House Manager - Theresa Phillips Technical Asst. - Kenny Boss Publicity - Andrea Weber. Carla Jo Sumpter. Barb Helmich Props - Steve Wyatt. Leah Richey. Andrea Weber Sounds - Linda Young. Jeannie Widmer Lights - Dan Fiertag. Phil Wright. Paul Lewis. Stephanie Windmiller Stage Crew Tracy Terry. Sheila Jays. Carla Jo Sumpter Curtains - Sheldon Richey Costumes ■ Pam Hudson. Brenda Hickman. Jamal Hinkle. Julie Gaubatz. Kenny Boss Make-Up - Lori Blackwell. Leslie Wagner. Stephanie Windmiller Special Scenery - Barb Helmich. Judy Fehling. 6th Hour Art Ushers - Tami. Dana. Vonda Sayler. Danna Ward. Debbie Baker 73 SPA NISH CLUB Row I L to R, T. Morrison. R. Milas. $. Bagby. Row 2, L. Cross. S. Collet. R. Bailey. P. Hudson. Row 3, K. Gooch. N. Linneman. K. Folks. S. Meissen. T. Whiley LIBRARY CLUB 74 Row , G. Taylor. S. Monnig. V. Joiner. Row J, E. Yealton Advisor. A. Miller. D. Ward PUBLICA TIONS Row I, Left to Right - J. Dooley. P. Patton. L. Noll. Row 1 - C. Fuemmeler. D. Marek. M. Nanneman. L. Noll. P. Naylor. Row ) - K. Grosvenor. 5. Miller. J. Abeln Row 4 ■ B. Helmich. T. Grimsley. P. Henke. D. Fitzgerald. 75 76 1 (30 fiiil ■=!] =3 (?2) 30 Gufl 1 =!] (£0 2 (30 ® Iliiiplliiiplliiiplliii ] O § (30 [Ml ■m (§0 2 @0 Gufl ■m ■=!] O 2S3 (3® Dml =3 ■={] O 2S3 (30 tnJD liiiliiililiiil [1 (£0 2s3 3® 1m] ■m H ( 0 2 (3® 5ml ■=!] =3 ( 0 (3® tnH ■={] =3 ( 0 © trufl •=, illilillliilSiill _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________- :' :::i : ' HOMECOMING WEEK Monday• Hobo Day and Stuffed Animal Day. Tuesday• Occupation Day. The Battle of the classes was held in the afternoon. Wednesday: Wild West Day. The Powderpuff football games were played in the afternoon. The Sophomore girls won over the Freshman. The Senior girls won over the Juniors, making a 5 - 0 record for the Seniors. Thursday: Impression Day. The Student body was excused to work on floats or play volleyball. Friday.- Purple and Gold Day. The queen candidates were presented in front of the student body to answer a question pertaining to homecoming. The students then voted for their choice. At 1.00 there was a pep assembly, after the assembly school was dis- missed for the parade. That night the game was played against Westran. At half time Linda Roling was crowned queen. After the game a dance was held. D.J. Express provided great music. 78 79 BARNWARMING Barnwarming was held Saturday December 5. 1981 in the Ag depart- ment. Pudding eating, life savor pass and other games were played. Disco Heet provided music for dancing. Melita Nanneman and Greg Yung were crowned Queen and King. 80 COURTWARMING The 1982 Courtwarming was quite a success. The Panther Boys and Girls played host to the tough Fayette Falcons for the contest. Wes Fuemmeler and Kathy Buffington were crowned King and Queen respectively. Queen Kathy was presented a beautiful bouquet of roses. The game and the ceremonies were played before a capacity crowd. Panther Eyes were indeed on them that nightI 81 PROM On May 1st. 1982. well over 100 couples enjoyed themselves at the Jr. ■ Sr. Prom. The theme was Sailing Away . The Juniors did a marvelous decorating job. Music, provided by Sceptre. made dancing a pleasure. The Queen Candidates were as follows: Lori Noll. DeAnne Speiser. Kathy Buffington. Kyna Iman. and Linda Roling. The King Candidates were as follows; Mike Scamahorn. Wes Fuemmeler. Greg Tung. Brett Kessler, and Kevin Wyatt. Lori Noll and Mike Scamahorn were crowned Queen and King. The dance was over at Midnight. 82 83 ROYALTY A Homecoming Queen: Linda Holing Barnwarming Queen and King: Melita Nanneman and Greg Yung Courtwarming Queen and King: Kathy Buffington and Wes Fuemmeler Prom Queen and King: Lori Noll and Mike Scammahorn 84 FALL PLAY « y K ’ V i V i w All American MUSICAL too k Mai B.ooki Muk bj Clwlo Si fa a � i � L� rt � 1« la Litoim m Walt «h—‘ '• • • � ' ■ «b«i � ' � •« IB W l | BMW f Iflllfl «W IBM ll ■ W «.urilMBf f ■■ � � ■ « « a i W aa « ito mb Wb mmi xll am a««nw — a« • '■ � WW U v'lU«a - Mil W« H W IW ■“ W Matt M Nt umtilK Ihixih. tW «mm '« ' • •� iw ■■■mil- r a� i w • w w w ■ ■ | —1— tan � M� r..BT.. «MlMB MM •• • «« MM • WB. !«• � MMW ■ •C «• MB • WBM IB � «M -■ ‘ IHMII � MB B aw w W •� • B m � ■MBM.IMMB Mil IIMKIMIM ' tlBW' I iBBl • OW MM « MMMMtiMB • MMlM “� • � •“• • '■� « «••(•« I Brain «M • IMMBMB Inin I Tm w Bb WM «BMl 7 uw (an M Bm Mb� , im Ib M im r«n tw a • 85 THE HOUSE ON THE CUFF. From a TV play by George Batson and Donn Garmon. The House on the Cliff is rumored to be the last stop of the Civil War Underground Railroad and overlooks one of the Great Lakes. Years ago. an excursion boat sank in a storm and it's said the lake is haunted. The house’s occupants include a young, lovely heiress. Ellen Clayton, currently confined to a wheelchairf her cooly beautiful stepmother, and an austere housekeeper. Then Nurse Pepper arrives, a cheerful, curious person desirous of putting things in order. And there's substitute doctor Corey Phillips who believes Ellen can walk again-and soon. 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