Salisbury High School - Sapan Yearbook (Salisbury, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1983 volume:

Salisbury Rn Salisbury Mssouri TABLE OF CONTENTS My mast memorable experience in high school was burning a hole in the floor during chemistry. Jerry Armen trout k A Ticket to Success is the Class of '83. Shelley Bagby V. w Graduation means a new start. Joe Fmmerich r r Jerry Armen trout Being a senior means reaching the top of a ladder and being ready to take the next step. Carla Boss $ My most memorable experience in high school was play ing for the 2A State Basketball Championship. Janice Hartmann r w LA M-4-, -Jr ■ . ’:mr ' Terry Arment rout Shelley Bagby P A 0 f r“ Donna Bailey Leslie Baker Paul Baldwin A Ticket to Success is finding a goal that you really want to reach and striving to get it. Connie Boss The funniest thing that happened to me in high school was while in Pottery my apron string got caught in the potter wheel and nearly choked me. Laura Carroll My main goal in life is to be happy in everything I do. Sandy Hinkie The funniest thing that happened to me in high school was dropping my horn at Homecoming '82 while everything was quiet. Kevin Homan 4 Seniors Connie Boss Laura Carroll Pete Cravens James Henke Roy Henke Sandy Hinkle Kevin Homan 5 Senior Candids 7 School consists of eight hours of visiting different countries. travel- ing back through time, and talking with the animals. Pam Hudson Pam Hudson t lit f . W Marsha Hulett Kelly Jackson Graduating means getting the chance to try your new wings. Vicki Joiner The students at SHS are kind, crazy, and easy to get along with. Paula Pegclow Bruce Jaco F.dvard Jocnscn Vicki Joiner l.earning is going through an experience and gaining from the outcome. Lisa Pressler Extracurricular activities are the only things that make each day worthwhile. Karen Pressley My main goal in life is to drive a pink Cadillac with fuzzy dice on the mirror. Shawn Leven If could relive my high school years, I would have been Sylvester Stallone's training buddy instead of a student. Kelly Quinn 8 Seniors Shawn Leven Kelly Quinn Steve Rae Patrick Ramsey Leah Richey 9 Senior Candids II A “Ticket to Success” is walking the halls and pretending to go to your locker without getting caught. Vicki Stanley Allen Schieni Dale Stallo Vicki Stanley Being a senior means continuing the long journey up a sometimes shaky ladder and looking up a still higher path representing the future. Melinda Twyman The thing I regret most is my Homecoming speech. Gayla Terry Being a senior means being able to groove with the teachers. Lyle Vasser My favorite class was Contempor- ary Living because we caused so much trouble. Cletius Weimer 12 Seniors Leslie Wagner Danna Ward Cletius Weimer My most memorable experience in high school was attending the Youth Tour to Washington. D.C. Becky Widmer J fijdjcatxudL n v|t nc ry qJ paU patfiUd Oo fuuythxry thtsx. is a. seasoru Q hrriJi }o sxssij purpose Uf d r hxtx -ri (X iirr L }c U Porn 0-ncL a lime to Oja CcoJUscasttCS Jhi Class cj 19X5 rJinsrnbjrs ................ Graduation marks an end for some and just a beginning for others. All the graduating seniors of 1983 will agree, it was a special night to always remember. _____ 106 West 7th. Salisbury. Mo. Graduation 15 i9«5 Juniors Robert Abeln Greg Armentrout Sheila Biere Cathy Billue Terry Boss Robin Clark Stephanie Collet Craig Cook Lisa Cross Linda Crowley Gene Emmerich Brian Fla nag in Shelley Fuemmeler Kevin Gamblin Doug Ginter John Gros venor Mike Grotewiel Scott Hamilton 18 Abeln ■ Leezer Wendy Leutung Dean Linneman Jim Maag Brenda Mallett Steve Marek Robert Massey Darrell McCubbins Matt McCunc Kayla McGee Ann McGuire Teresa McSparren Laura Meissen Leroy Meissen Arlene Miller Theresa Morrison Leigh Nolke Gail Ray Dana Roberts Jane Roling Tilda Russell a MAN ION AND SMITH INSURANCE 223 Broadway Salisbury, Mo. phone: 388-5815 WIDMER JEWELRY 388-5131 Butch and Eleanor Widmer THE SALISBURY COMPANY Division of Biltwell Company Leutung - Russell 19 Sophomores Kevin Asbury Debbie Baker Darren Bartholomew Curtis Bennett Joy Binder Lori Blackwell Jeff Buffington Karen Buffington Bart Colliver Carol Cook Travis Daughterty Glen Davis Connie Dugger Mark Eastin Laura Farnen Daniel Feiertag Melvin Fessler Chris Folks Asbury ■ Guilford 21 Cindy Hayes Pam Helmich Terry Henke Brenda Hickman Jamel Hinkle Judy Hoover Sheila Jeys Robbie Johnson Karol Kunkel Mitch Kunkel Robin Lamb Randy Lewis Troy Linneman r Kathy Macklin Amber McMillan A Julie Meissen Stanley Monnig Annette Nanneman Brian Quinn Sheldon Richey High School has taught me how to handle responsibility; how to become a better student. • Amber McMillan 22 Hayes ■ Richey Vonda Salyers Bryan Scheiderer Robbie Schluckebier Jerry Springer Jennifer Swallow Tracy Terry Rodney Wagner Deiderc Walz Jerry Washam Jeff Wegs Kevin Weiseman Carolyn Widmer Jeanie Widmer Lisa Widmer Dana Williams Janet Williams Tami Williams Walter Williams My most fascinating experience has been getting an S on a world geography test. - Chris Folks School spirit is backing your school all the way, whether winning or losing. - April Parrish Success is setting a goal and then reaching that goal by working very hard. - Tracy Terry Stephanie Windmiller Phil Wright Linda Young Annette Yung My most fascinating experience has been feeding and learning about the animals in Marine Biology. Also, going to the 1982 World's Fair with the band. - Cindy Hayes A “Ticket to Success means working hard and always believing in what you are trying to do. - Mitch Kunkel SHS means a place to become a better person, both in mind and personality. - Curt Bennett Success is to get by Mrs. Fink's English II class. • Lisa Widmer High School has taught me to always do my best. - Jennifer Swallow Success is working towards a goal and then reaching it. • Carolyn Widmer School spirit is being able to support your school and back your team, no matter if they win or lose. - Lori Blackwell WRIGHT'S OIL SER VICE, INC. SKINNY'S DRIVE-IN SALISBUR Y OIL COMPANY Salisbury, Mo. 6S28I Highway 24 388-6429 phone: 816-388-6312 Salisbury, Mo. Salisbury. Mo. 6S28I Salyers - Yung 23 Freshmen David Abeln Rick Armentrout Donna Baker Bethany Biere Bonnie Billings Connie Billings Troy Binder Tina Bowen John Browning Rick Carter Eric Chapman Cindy Cross Tom Crowder Justin Daughterly Sarah Davis Larry Day Jody Dooley Marilyn Farnen Cathy Freese Mara Gel ski Michelle Grimsley Mary Beth Grosvenor High school has taught me how to accept responsibility. - Brent Knippenberg School spirit is cheering your team on even when they're losing. ■ Anita Linneman Success is something I can only make for myself. - Jamie Vetter 24 Abeln ■ Grosvenor Lisa Grotewiel Brian Harmon Jodie Harmon Julie Hartmann Stephen Hayes Barbara Hecke Denny Henke Mike Henke Christy Homan Stacey Hulett Kerri Kunkel Brent Knippenberg Jason Kressig Larry Latamondeer Rosie Lewis Sherri Lewis Anita Linneman LeAnn Linneman Charlotte Lyons Daniel Marek Melinda Marek FARNEN BROTHERS PO Box D Salisbury, Mo. 65281 (388-6161) M and M SPRAYING. INC. Highway 24 West Salisbury, Mo. 65281 (388-6111) WOOLSTON BROS. IMP COMPANY IH. and N H Farm Equip. Salisbury, Mo. 65281 I look forward to five hours of homework every night and tests every day. - Tommy Crowder High school has taught me to get a seat fast at the lunch table. • Kurds Wages My most fascinating experience was watching Jamie Vetter score against Westran, but for the wrong team. - Wayne Pancoast ■I . Rick McCubbtns SHS means Salisbury High School. - typical freshman response Grotewiel - McCubbins 25 Kevin McFadden Barin Mena ugh Fad re Morris Rhonda Michael Ronnie Miller Diana Nanneman Stacy Niemier Wayne Pancoast Abby Schachtele Henry Schoemaker Jane Slightom Donna Snodgrass Bryan Vasser Jamie Vetter Kurds Wages Paula Walser Jim Washam Wendy White Kristi Widmer Randy Wienhaus Lance Wooldridge Camera Shy: Suzanne Folks My main goal is to graduate with honors and be respected by my classmates. - Brian Harmon 26 McFadden ■ Wooldridge Salisbury R-4 School Board from left; Arlene Binder, member; Kent Harmon, member; Dr. Donald Pressley, president; William Wyatt, vice-president; Lawrence Henke, secretary; Gerald Linneman, treasurer. Matt Ami - Math Bill Beshears - Art Mickey Cochran P.E. Nancy Craig - Math 28 Faculty A well rounded high school education can be the “Ticket to Success for an individual that is determined to use it as a building block for obtaining challenging jobs or achieving higher learning. Salisbury High School gives any student an excellent opportunity for this type of education. It is up to the individual student to make the most of it. - Bob Fuka Jim Davenport - Social Studies Susan Fink - English Ellen Harms - Science Mary Harris - Study Hall John Hoover - History Bonnie Humphrey - English Dennis Humphrey - PE. Dennis James - English By teaching at Salisbury High School, I have gained a sinus problem from a smelly locker room and wrinkles on my face from my seventh grade girls. - Mickey Cochran By teaching at Salisbury High School. I have gained little money, lots of headaches, many friends and a feeling of accomplishment. Each day is what you make it. - Mary Harris Salisbury High School provides a well-rounded education because a curriculum has been established to offer students a wide variety of subjects from which to choose. - Sherry Scott Academics and athletics are both important. Academics are most important and need to be thought of as such. At hletics are necessary to round out an education. - Gary S. Wood Jill Koelling - Art Bridget Leiskau - English Dwayne Lentz - Vo. Ag. Donna McAdams - Home Ec. Sarah Meyer - English Bob Nagel • History Carole Pearson • Band Judy Peters Business J. F ROLING AND SON, INC. 209 W. Second Salisbury. Mo. 65281 (388-6166) MAREK BUILDING SUPPLY Bob and Veronica Marek, owners Salisbury. Missouri (388-6151) Faculty 29 Lester Peters - Ind. Arts Joy Phillips - Special Ed. Ginger Royston - Vocal Music Ron Scheiderer - Vo. Ag. Sherry Scott - Business Greg Thurmon - Science Gary E. Wood - World of Work Gary S. Wood - Drivers Ed. P.E. Mrs. Morrison, Mrs. Buffington, Mrs. Friesz, Mrs. Billue, Mrs. Carroll, Mrs. secretaries Abeln, cooks Bob Henke, bus mechanic Extracurricular activities help many students enjoy high school and receive recognition for their talents. • Sarah Meyer Tests are one measure of learning and I believe a necessary evil. - Jim Davenport 30 Faculty Students Make SHS Interesting Salisbury High School is a building that counts. Students are the nucleus of any high school and Salisbury is no exception. From 8:50 to 3:30, five days a week, students gather to learn, meet friends and attend school functions. There are always new things happening here and one must keep their eyes open to catch it all. There are assemblies, dances, games, meetings and of course, classes to attend. Students are truly busy people. Somehow they also find time to devote to part-time jobs which may range from store clerk to mechanic to nurse's aide. They learn responsibility as well as the ability to organize their time. Where would you expect to find a student socializing? Ask a student and they will tell you it would be at lunch, in the halls, in the parking lot, in the old gym or sorry to say, in the classroom. These times are important, nevertheless, because a student may only get the chance to see certain friends at these meeting places. The ending of school for another year may bring mixed feeling from the faculty and students. Most can be described as relieved, happy or even a twinge of sadness as everyone realizes another year has come to a close. Yes, the students at SHS are interest- ing. They're also spirited, caring and busy. It takes cooperation from each individual to make this building come alive. It also takes determination and the courage to give each activity your all. In this, all may agree that the students at SHS have found their “Ticket to Success”. 32 Student Lite page 32: I. L. Carroll; page 33: I. B. Harmon, P. Wright; 2. S. Bagby. G. Taylor, K. Jackson; 3. enthusiastic career day group; 4. J. Springer: 5. J. Widmer, K. McGee; 6. B. Collivcr, P. Wright, S. Windmiller, K. Weisman. My main goal is to graduate from high school knowing I did the best I could and accomplished the things I wanted to accomplish. - Wendy Leutung SANDERS DECORATING COMPANY Salisbury, Mo. 65281 HINKLE BROS. TRUCKING Transport Grain and Livestock Salisbury, Mo. 388-5580 or 5978 CHARITON LANES Salisbury, Mo. 388-6397 Ricky and Mark Lanham Student Life 33 MM i Students make SHS interesting through different aspects of their daily life. With their schoolwork, school activities, and recreational time, they meet busy schedules on a day-to-day basis. Employment is another area of learning in the high school years. It's a common practice of several students at SHS. Even though many school activities occupy a large amount of time for several students, many of them hold part-time jobs throughout the community. Ranging from baton lessons to bookkeeping to auto mechanics, SHS not only instructs a population of the learning; but of the working as well. MAAG INTERNA TIONAL SALES AND SERVICE. INC. Salisbury, Missouri Phone: 816-388-6403 SEARS AUTHORIZED MERCHANTS Salisbury. MO Phone: 388-6121 Bill Biere, Manager BEN FRANKLIN 214 S. Broadway Salisbury. MO 388-5412 Page 34: I. S. Biere, B. Biere. 2. A. McMillan. L. Carroll. 3. J. Widmer. 4. A. St ruble. 5. B Widmer 6. B. Gamblin, S. Windmiller, C. Boss. 7. P. Cravens. J. Fawks. 8. J Widmer. 9. G. Taylor. Page 35: I. J. Roling 2. J Swallow. 3 M Weimer. 4. S. FucmmcJer. 5. T. Yung. M. Young. 6. M Helmich. 7. S. Hinkle and students. Student Life 35 Outstanding Individual Achievements I. Mike Grotewiel received a superior rank at the state meeting of the Junior Academy of Sciences in the field of zoology for his work on electrical sensitivity of the nurse shark. 2. Robin Clark was one of 16 students chosen out of 100 that auditioned from the Northeast District to perform in the 1983 All State Choir. 3. Cliff Perry received a third rating at the State Academic Contest in Industrial Arts after being named the highest scoring individual at the district level. 4. Alecia Schoonhoven placed second in Class 2A State Girls Track in the discus competition. 5. Pam Hudson received a superior rating at the State Speech Festival in Prose Reading. 6. Kelly Quinn placed fifth in the triple jump competition at the Class 2A State Girls Track Meet. Kelly also received a national scholarship for the school of her choice given by the California Educational Research Foundation for her research on water quality. Only one of these scholarships is given nationally. 7. Shawn Leven and Steve Rae were selected to perform in the Missouri Lions International Convention Band. The band will perform in Honolulu, Hawaii. Steve Rae also placed seventh in the Class 2A Boys State Track Meet in the 400 meter event. Student Council Front row from left: B. Bills, Pres.. L. Vasser, Vice Pres. .Second row: J. Hartmann, S. Wyatt, D. Linneman, D. Linneman, C. Sumpter, J. Roling. Top row: S. Windmiller, R. Schluckebier, T. Linneman, R. Armentrout, B. Harmon, M. Grosvenor. Sot pictured • D Bailey, Sec. Treas. Science Club Front row from left: E. Harms, advisor; S. Leven, Treas.; S. Rae, Pres.; K. Pressley, Vice Pres.; M. Widmer, Sec.; G. Thurman, advisor. Second row: D. Linneman, B Bills, L. Vasser, K. Quinn, C. Kunkel, P. Hudson, L. Wagner, D. Weinhaus, J. Armentrout, T. Armentrout, P. Phillips. Third row: D. McCubbins, B Flanagin, R. Weimer, G. Armentrout, D. Linneman, A. McGuire. A. Schoonhoven, S. Biere, B Mallett, L. Meissen, E. Joenson. Fourth row: B. Scheiderer, G. Emmerich, S. Marek, A. Parrish, B. Hickman, J. Hinkle, J. Roling, P. Wright, T. Linneman, K. Weiseman, B. Quinn, M. Kunkel, M. Marek. Fifth row: P. Vaughn, A. Weber, J. Widmer. J. Gaubatz, L. Fuemmeler, L. Widmer, K. Asbury, L. Blackwell, J. Hoover, A. McMillan, C. Hayes, D. Feiertag, C. Widmer, J. Meissen. Sixth row: S. Davis, T. Bowen, C. Homan, A. Linneman, J. Dooley, R. Michael, L. Grotewicl, G. Davis, B. Taylor, B. Harmon, L. Wooldridge, J. Washam, J. Hartmann, L. Linneman, C. Lyons, P. Walser. Seventh row: M. Gelski, D. Nanneman, S. Richey, A. Nanneman, C. Freese, J. Browning, C. Cross, E. Chapman, B. Knippenberg, J. Vetter, R. Armentrout, D. Marek, D. Abeln, T. Crowder. 38 Organizations National Honor Society Front row from left: K. Quinn, sec.; B Widmer. treas.; K Pressley, v. pres ; G. Terry, pres. Second row: D. Linneman. S. Rae. D Linneman. D. Wienhaus. L Richey. C. Kunkel. L. Pressler. Third row: J Roling. K. Michael. S. Biere. G Ray. S. Fuemmeler. C. Sumpter. W. Leutung, M. Hulett. M. Widmer, S. Wyatt. New members not pictured: B. Hickman. S. Hinkle. K. BufTington. L. Fuemmeler, C. Hayes. J. Swallow. A McMillan. J. Hoover. D. Feiertag, D. Bailey. L. Crowley, B Mallctt, J. Meissen. J. Binder. P. Hudson, G. Davis. J. Gaubatz, S. Meissen. Varsity Club Front row from left: D. Linneman, L. Pressler Second row: J. Hartmann. K. Michael, K. Quinn. S. — Rae. J. Armentrout. T Armentrout. C. Kunkel, G. Terry, J. Fehling. K Jackson. S. Bagby. Third row: B Gamblin. J. Widmer. A. McGuire. S. Fuemmeler. R White. A Schoonhoven. S. White, D Washam. G. RICHARD B FINK Armentrout, G. Taylor. Fourth row: P. Pegelow, A. Yung. D. McCubbins, J. Hoover. C. Hayes. K Buffington, Painless Dentist” T. Linneman, B. Quinn, J. Washam, R Woods. Fifth row: P Wright. R Schluckebier, P Phillips, M Kunkel. 388-6126 J. Swallow. J. Williams. L Wagner, D Wienhaus. K Pressley. C. Bass. Sixth row: M McCune, L. Wooldridge.___________________________ J. Washam. B Harmon. R Armentrout, B Knippenburg. J. Vetter. R McCubbins, D. Linneman. Mr. J. Hoover, sponsor. Organizations 39 r™ Band First row from left: K. Pressley, L. Groteweil, C. Cross, A. McMillan, S. Davis, S. Hinkle. Second row: K. Quinn, C. Lyons, G. Ray, W. Leutung, J. Hoover, J. Hartmann, J. Vetter, K. Kunkel. K. Jackson. Third row: S. Biere, S. Lewis, C. Boss, T. Terry, J. Binder, J. Meissen, A. McGuire, J. Dooley, S. Bagby, J. Swallow. Fourth row: F. Morris, L. Blackwell, A. Sanneman, C. Freese, L. Linneman. M. Marek, S. Niemcier, W. Pancoast, T. Crowder, V. Joiner, K. Buffington. D. Feiertag, K. Weiseman, D. Linneman. Back row. B. Bills, J. Springer, P Phillips. First row from left: W Leutung, L. Pressler, K. Pressley, G. Terry, Second row: A McMillian, S. Lewis, C. Hayes. C. Sumpter Flag girls. 40 Organizations First row: P Hudson. T Bowen. J. Harmon. A. Struble. D Wiliams. K Kunkel. A. Schachtclc. Second row: C. Homan. T. Boss. B Hickman. S. Collet. R Michael. J. Hinkle. M Widmer, C. Hayes. J. Gaubatz. Third row: S Windmiller. K Michael. S. Fucmmclcr. B Colliver. A. Linneman. C. Widmer. P Wright. D. Nanneman. L. Fucmmclcr. C Sumpter. R. Cross. B Taylor. Fourth: S Leven. A Schoonhoven. B. Harmon. B Scheiderer, K Wages. M. Gelski. E. Chapman. B Knippenberg. R Carter. P Lewis. B Quinn. S Rae Page 41: I. M. Gelski. 2. S. Bagby My most fascinating experience has been the chance to go to the World's Fair with our school band. - Jamel Hinkle - SPESCE RADIO AND TV Quasar Zenith Sales Service Salisbury. MO SALISBURY PRESS SPECTATOR Supporting Salisbury Schools for III years SALISBURY MEAT MARKET PROCESSING Phone 816-388-5816 Salisbury. MO 65281 Organizations 41 i- Band Top to Bottom: B. Hickman, K. Buffington, J. Hinkle, S. Windmiller, S. Hinkle ... Twirlers. From marching band competitions in the fall to holiday concerts at Christmas to concert band competitions in the spring, Salisbury students are constantly growing, changing, improving, and striving to excel to personal and performance skills. - Carole Pearson P. 42: I. J. Swallow, 2. L. Pressler and C. Hayes, 3. SHS Band at Homecoming Parade. CHARITON VALLEY TELEPHONE CO P O Box 407 Bucklin, MO 64631 THE WISHING WELL FLORIST SYLVIA S BEAUTY SHOP 310 S. Broadway 107 S. Broadway, Salisbury, MO 65281 Salisbury. MO 65281 ph. 388-5711 Sylvia, Betty, Rose. Donna 42 Organizations Stage Band First row from left: P Wright. B Colliver. S. Fuemmclcr. K Michael. M Widmer. C. Hayes. J. Gaubatz. Second row: B Harmon. S. Rae. S. Leven. B. Quinn. A Schoonhoven. M. Gelski. K. Wages. Third row: B Taylor. D. Linneman. K. Weiseman, P. Ramsey. P Lewis, D. Feiertag, V. Joiner. Back row: P. Phillips, C. Sumpter. First row from left: J Koellipg. Adv.. A. Yung. Pari.: M. Twyman, V. Pres.: L. Vasser. Pres., J Hartmann. Scc. Trcas.; M McCune. Pari. Second row D. Nanncman, A. Sanneman. S. Jcys, A. Weber. E. Joenson Third row: M Seeson. L. Fuemmeler. L. Crowley. K. McGee. P. Phillips. B. Colliver. Fourth row: T. Morrison. L. Cross. R. Clark. M. Kunkel. D. Linneman. B. Bills. Organizations 43 Art Club Chorus First row from left: K. McGee. C. Hayes. K. Quinn. B. Harmon. J. Maag, E. Chapman, T. Williams. G. Krouse, C. Cross, Mrs. Royston; Second row: L. Nolke. K. Pressley, L. Meissen. W. Pancoast, B. Quinn, R. Clark, C. Sumpter, T. Whitley, M. Gelski, K. Kunkel; Third row: E. Henke. V. Joiner. D. Ward, M. McCune, R Armen trout. J. Vetter. K. Jackson. K. Kunkel. J. Harmon, B Hecke; Fourth row: G. Ray, P. Helmich, J. Stallo, T. Henke. J. Harrison, D. Feiertag, P. Wright, L. Widmer, L. Blackwell, P. Pegelow, C. Billuc; Fifth row: C. Freese, K. Macklin, S. Lewis, S. Hulett, J. Grosvenor, J. Fawks, T. Crowder, T. Morrison, R. McCart, P. Penrod; Sixth row: C. Homan, S. Davis, C. Lyons, P. Walser, S. Windmiller, C. Boss, J. Binder, D. Roberts, T. Russell. A. Weber, J. Wall. Selected Choir First row from left: M. Gelski, P. Helmich, C. Freese, S. Davis, C. Cross, W. Windmiller, K. Pressley, T. Russell: Second row: C. Lyons, C. Homan, B. Harmon, J. Maag, B. Quinn. W. Pancoast, J. Harmon. D. Ward. D. Roberts; Third row: Mrs. Royston, K. Quinn, C. Hayes, D. Feiertag, P. Wright, E. Chapman, T. Crowder, T. Whitley, P. Penrod, C. Sumpter; Fourth row: S. Lewis, L. Widmer. L. Blackwell, L. Meissen, J. Harrison, J. Vetter, K. Macklin, V. Joiner, J. Binder 44 Organizations Chamber Choir First row from left: C. Lyons, C. Hayes, K. Pressley, K. Quinn; Second row: S. Davis, C Cross, C. Sumpter, S Windmiller. J. Harmon; Third row: W. Pancoast, M Gelski, J Maag, B Harmon, P Wright. D. Feiertag. T. Crowder. Mrs. Royston; Fourth row: J. Vetter, B Quinn, E. Chapman, J. Harrison. Girls Glee First row from left: M Gelski. C. Lyons, S. Davis, C. Cross, S. Windmiller. K. Pressley. P. Helmich; Second row: C. Homan. K Quinn, C. Sumpter, D. Roberts, D. Ward, T. Russell, J. Harmon; Third row: L. Blackwell, C. Hayes, L. Widmer, L. Meissen, P. Penrod, T. Whitley; Fourth row: Mrs. Royston, S. Lewis, K. Macklin, V. Joiner, J. Binder, C. Freese. RICKETTS FARM SERVICE Hwy. 24 West Salisbury. MO PUTNAM BOAT SALES Thomas Hill Lake. Callao. MO 63534 2601 Hwy. 63 N. Columbia, MO 65202 KASEYVILLE STORE Thomas Hill Lake Callao. MO 777-3525 Organizations 45 From left row I: J. Peters, advisor; S. Wyatt, parliamentarian; L. Pressler, V. president; M. Widmer, president; S. Biere secretary; K. Pressley, treasurer; S. Scott, advisor. Row 2: S. Fuemmeler, M. Hulett, K. Michael, J. Fehling, S. Windmiller. C. Boss, S. Jeys, P. Vaughn, B. Mallett, S. White, A. McMillan. Row 3: L. Wagner, S. Meissen, B. Widmer, L. Richey, D. Wienhaus, B. Fessler, D. Leezer, A. Yung, L. Young. L. Baker, S. Bagby. Row 4: A. Schoonhoven, G. Ray, T. Morrison. L. Cross, R. Clark, W. Leutung, A. Parrish, B. Bills, S. Leven. L. Vasser, S. Hinkle. Row 5: G. Terry, T. Armentrout, D. Linneman, E. Joenson, J. Widmer. L. Fuemmeler, L. Widmer, L. Blackwell, A. Nanneman, J. Hoover, J. Swallow. Row 6: J. Armentrout, C. Weimer, R. Weimer, G. Armentrout, S. Marek, B. Hickman. J. Stallo, K. Buffington, J. Hinkle, J. Binder. M. Neeson. A history of prestige, success, and a promise to support the future needs of the business world, creates a strong foundation for the Future Business Leaders of America. With an average yearly membership of 65, the Salisbury FBLA chapter has always been one of the more popular organizations at school. In February, the chapter begins planning for the District contest to be held in March. April brings State contest. Leading a positive attitude toward the future world of business, the FBLA chapter participates in various activities in order to prepare students to be the “Future Business Leaders of America ” 46 Organizations IN - OUR WORLD FBLA Page 46: 1., 2. Business students in action. Page 47: 1. 1983 Parliamentary Team - 1st place district contest, 5th place state contest. 2. 1983 Exhibit Team - 1st place district contest; 2nd place state contest; 3. 1983 state contest participants; 4. Vice-president L. Pressler passes gavel to new president S. Biere: 5. S. Biere, candidate for State Treasurer: 6. L. Wagner, Office Procedures - 1st place district contest, 10th place state contest; 7. 1983-84 elected officers; 8. E.T. and friends. GREENS ONE STOP Highway 24 and 2nd St. Salisbury, Mo. 65281 BIG JIM'S NEW AND USED FURNITURE Highway 24 Salisbury, Mo. 388-5584 LINNEMAN'S APPLIANCE South Broadway Salisbury, Mo. 65281 Organizations 47 ---F H A First row from left: D McAdams. Adv.; S Hinkle. Rec. Leader; A Weber. Hist.; A. Strublc. Pari.; S. Meissen. 2nd V. Pres.; M Twyman. Pres.; D. Stallo, Barnwarming King. L. Latamondeer. 1st V. Pres.; J. Binder. Sec.; K Kunkel. Rep.; D Ward. Treas.; and L. Baker, Rec. Leader Second row: D. Wienhaus, L. Wagner. S. Windmiller. C. Boss. G. Terry. J. Fehling, S. Jeys. C. Widmer. J. Meissen. S. Lewis. T. Terry, D Williams, and P Walser. Third row: K. Kunkel. T. Russell. P Hudson. B Widmer. B Fessler. D Lcezcr, L. Young. D. Roberts. C. Cook. P Hclmich. K. Macklin, and V. Joiner. Fourth row: J. Hartmann. L. Carroll. T. Morrison. L. Cross, R. Clark. J. Stallo, J. Hinkle, B Hickman. J. Gaubatz. D Baker. G. Krouse, and M. Neeson. Fifth row: C. Freese. C. Cross, L. Grotewiel, J. Widmer. L Widmer. A. McMillan, A. Linneman. J. Dooley, C Homan, and C. Lyons. Sixth row: B Billings. C. Billings. P Penrod, D. Baker, J. Roling, E. Henke, L. Solke, K. McGee, W. White, M. Marek, and L. Linneman. 48 Organizations Page 48: I. J. Widmer, J. Binder, regional officers. 2. M. Twyman and second place regional display. Page 49: I. Clothing award recipients: S. Windmiller, S. Meissen, J. Gaubatz, B. Biere, S. Lewis, M. Marek. 2. 1983-84 Officers: K. Kunkel, Rec. Leader; M. Marek, Rep.; J. Gaubatz, Treas.; D. Leezer, 1st V.P.; J. Binder, Pres.; J. Meissen, 2nd V.P.; S. Windmiller, Sec.; C. Widmer, Rec. Leader; Absent L. Young, Pari. 3. Encounter degree recipients: S. Windmiller, C. Widmer, J. Gaubatz, M. Marek. 4. M. Twyman: Outstanding Member of Region III. 5. Delegates that attended Officers Work- shop. This past year the Salisbury FHA Chapter sponsored a Halloween parade which was a “howling successChildren in preschool to sixth grade participated and winners were chosen. To recognize the teachers, an appreciation tea was held during vocational week and Mr. McGuire was given the door prize. As a tradition the FHA joined the FFA and sponsored Barnwarming. Even though activities were limited this year, the members showed their interest and involvement when it was needed. ________________________ BILLS INSURANCE AGENCY phone 388-5446 Salisbury, Mo. BILLS THEATRES phone 388-5219 Salisbury. Mo. Organizations 49 ---F F A First row from left: G. Terry, Chapter Sweetheart; L. Meissen, Treas.; P. Lewis, V.P.; D. Linnenman, Pres.: C. Weimer, V.P.; C. Boss, Sec.; J. Harrison, Asst. Sec.; S. Marek, Asst. Rep.; P. Ramsey, Rep.; D. Lentz, Advisor; Second row: R. Weinhaus, B. Harmon, L. Wooldridge, D. Marek, K. Kunkel, L. Latamondeer, D. Henke, K. Wages, S. Niemeier, J. Daugherty; Third row: L. Day, J. Springer, M. Easton, R. Lewis, P. Wright, M. Fcsslcr, A. Yung, W. Pancoast, R. Johnson; Fourth row: T. Henke, R. Lamb, G. Emmerich, R. Schluckebier, K. Asbury, B. Scheiderer, T. Boss, C. Bennett, R. Abeln; Fifth row: J. Emmerich, T. Binder, A. Schieni, D. Stallo, V. Leezer, T. Billue, G. Kruessel, J. Henke; Sixth row: S. Hayes, S. Penrod. Roller Skating Party with FHA and FBLA 1983 State Farmers: D. Linneman, C. Boss Area III Officers: T. Boss. Chaplin 83-84; P Lewis, Sentinel 82-83 50 Organizations I. Work in shop; 2. Mr. Lentz; 3. 5. Marek; 4. S. Marek, C. Weimer; 5. J. Daughtery. J. Buffington, M. Easton; 6. K. Kunkel, S. Seimeier; 7. A. Schieni. Compliments of WRIGHrS DRIVE IN Salisbury, MO PASTRY PALACE Owner: Beverly Vasser Salisbury, MO 65281 Organizations 51 MMAP Front row, from left: S. Meyer, Adv.; S. Richey; L. Rickey, Pres.; P. Wright; T. Terry; 2nd Row: T. Crowder; C. Sumpter; S. Wyatt, V. P.; K. Widmer; M. Grosvenor; 3rd Row: P. Walser, F. Morris; C. Lyons; A. Weber, Sec.; J. Hinkle; B Hickman; D. Williams; Back Row: D. Feiertag; K. Jackson; P. Hudson; B. Gamblin, Treas.; S. Jeys, Scr. His.; J. Widmer; D. Roberts. 52 Organizations Contest Winners Front row from left: C. Lyons, F. Morris; 2nd row: P. Hudson, J. Widmer, D. Roberts; 3rd row: L. Richey, P. Wright, D. Feiertag; 4th row: K. Jackson. S. Richey; Back row: S. Wyatt. Outstanding Award Winners From left: B. Gam biin, L. Richey, T. Crowder, S. Wyatt, K. Widmer, P. Hudson. Page 52: I. D. Roberts, S. Jeys; 2. P. Hudson; 3. B. Harmon; 4. J. Widmer. New Thespians From left: T. Crowder, B. Hickman, C. Lyons, F. Morris. D. Roberts, K. Widmer, P. Wright. Star Awards Front row from left: D. Feiertag, J. Widmer, S. Jeys, B Gamblin; Back Row: P Wright, S. Richey, C. Sumpter, K. Jackson. Honor Thespians and Honorary M.M.A.P. members from left: Mr. and Mrs. L. Weber, A. Weber, D. Feiertag, Mrs. and Pastor Feiertag. Not pictured: Mrs. D. McAdams. K-AUTO PARTS 118 W. 2nd Salisbury. MO 388-5515 CARTERS TRANSMISSION SERVICE AND GERERAL REPAIR Route I Salisbury, MO 65281 Business: (816)388-6124 or Home: 388-5587 ORVILLE DUNIVENT INSURANCE AGENCY “See Me For Your Life Insurance Needs” Salisbury. MO 388-5453 Organizations 53 Industrial Arts Club Front row from left: reporter, D. McCubbins; treasurer, J. Hartmann; vice president, C. Perry; president. T. Linneman; advisor. Mr L. Peters. Second row: W. Williams, J. Buffington, S. Guilford, C. Boss, J. Widmer, M. McCune, C. Cook. Third row: L. Meissen, C. Williams, R. Abcln, G. Taylor, D. Washam, C. Weimer. Library Club From left: G. Taylor, V. Joiner, J. Williams, advisor Miss E. Yelton. 54 Organizations • Softball We are the Panthers. Softball's our game. We 're fight in' back; nothing's the same. Cheer us when we're winning; push us when we're not. We're gonna give you all we've got. Let us, let us hear you, Panthers! District Champs 1982! Front row (I. to r.) J. Williams. J. Hartmann, K. Quinn, G. Terry, L. Pressler, K. Michael. A. Schoonhoven, S. White, S. Bagby; 2nd row L. Farnen, R. Michael, R. Clark, S. Fuemmeler. B Gamblin. K. Jackson. L. Fuemmeler. L. Widmer; 3rd row K. Pressley - mgr., J. Swallow, A. McMillian, J. Hoover. C. Hayes, J. Dooley, M. Gelski; Back row Coach Cochran. C. Billings. L. Linneman, K. Widmer. M. Grosvenor. M. Marek. J. Hartmann, Coach Hoover. Participating in, and being a part of the softball program can be a rewarding experience for player and coach alike. Each participant can benefit depending on the amount of desire and determination involved and effort put forth. - Mickey Cochran I. R. Michael; 2. J. Williams; 4. Varsity Coach Mickey Cochran; 5. J. V. Coach John Hoover; 6. L. Pressler; 7. S. Fuemmeler, R. Clark; 8. L Widmer; 9. J. Hartmann; 10. S. White, A. Schoonhoven. 56 Softball VI ft Panthers Opponent V JV V IV 5 0 Moberly 8 20 6 11 Fayette 12 8 15 13 Paris 10 9 10 19 Marceline II 11 8 15 Westran 20 8 12 9 North Callawayy 17 14 19 ' 14 Slater I 5 r 3 Moberly Salisbury Tournament - Moberly Tournament - II 5 2nd 2nd District Champs Regional - 2nd Softball 5 7 My senior year of softball ivas one of the most enjoyable experiences of my high school life. The support � e received from the football team and the rest was great. • Shelley Bagby CONGRATULATIONS. SENIORS! Salisbury Clinic DR G QUINN AND DR D PRESSLEY MID-MISSOURI FARMERS-COOP Fayette Elevator 248-3303 Armstrong Elevator 273-2222 Football Page 58, 1. Brian Harmon and Raymond Woods making a tackle; 2. Bruce Jaco recovering a fumble; 3. Panther coaches discussing strategy; 4. Danny Washam receiving instructions; page 59, 2. Panthers ready to start second half; 3. Panthers running onto Held. 58 Football Front row from left; C. Williams, D McCubbins. R Armentrout, L. Wooldridge, B Harmon, R White. R. Schluckebeir, B Knippenberg, J. Vetter. Second row; J. Washam, J. Armentrout. T Armentrout, D. Washam. R Lewis, J. Washam Third row; R McCubbins, G Armentrout, P Wright, B. Quinn, D. Linneman, R. Woods, J. Widmer. Back row; Asst. Coach G. Wood, Coach G. Wood, Asst. Coach R Solke. Varsity Football Salisbury Opponent 0 Milan 18 8 Blair Oaks 44 19 Warrenton 12 14 Slater 26 12 Marceline (OT) 13 12 North Calla way 7 0 Paris 26 0 West ran 16 20 Fayette 0 45 Schuyler County 14 2 The 1982 football season ended with two Panther victories and a final record of 4-6. The four wins came over Warrenton, North Callaway, Fayette, and Schuyler Co. It was an action-filled season with an explosive passing game, good running attack, and tough defense. The Panthers always played hard and never gave up. Four of the six losses came to playoff-bound teams. The other two losses came on hard fought battles against Slater and an exciting 13-12 overtime loss to rival Marceline. The future looks good for the young Panther team. Football 59 My main goal is to become All-State during the 1983 football season and to put a boys' athletic banner on the wall next to the flag. - Greg Armentrout COAST TO COAST Bill Janice Armentrout Family Salisb ury, Mo. 65281 THE SPORT STOP 211 South Broadway Salisbury, Mo. 65281 Ph 388-5580 Varsity Girls From left: K. Pressley, mgr.: K Buffington, mgr.: J Fehling; S. White; K. Michael; K. Quinn; J. Hartmann; S. Fuemmeler; C. Fuemmeler, asst, coach; D. Humphrey, coach. Not pictured: D. Bailey. To play good basketball you have to know the principle of the game and have the ability and attitude to play the game. - Janice Hartmann My most pleasant memory was that Donna and I held All-stater Liz Bush to 14 pts. when she averages 28, beating Fayette in double OT. - Kelly Quinn To play good basketball, you have to work as a team and want to win!! - Shelley Fuemmeler To play good basketball, you have to be willing to give the extra effort when you've already given 100%. - Kathy Michael 60 Varsity Girls Basketball Panthers Opponent 69 Westmq Brunswick 38 28 r 22 ♦ 37 41 North, Cafllaway 41 M Utfon 60 56 North Callaway 22 39 54 t . MadkOn Marcelitk 24 26 43 Paris 54 Marceline 32 45 Hallsvillc 52 51 Harrisburg North Cana way 52 53 — 38 43 Fayette s 45 73 35 28 Brunswick 37 51 36 55 Brookfield 45 43 Slater 29 73 Westran 29 5151 Favette 48-2 OT 63 Marceline 26 49 Keytesville 41 36 Glasgow ■m ' 28 53 Slater 41 34 Paris 41 54 Brookfield 41 45 Fayette 42 1 Basketball is a game of sacrifice and sweat. These young ladies answered the challenge of a new season with great amounts of both. This year's team overcame many obstacles to earn their 20-7 record. They replaced four starting seniors of last year and despite some inexperience, pulled themselves together and played as a team. - Dennis Humphrey Once again Coach Dennis Humphrey's Lady Panthers had a successful season with a 20 - 7 record. Even with a successful record, disappointments came along the way. Arch rivals, Fayette and Paris, dashed Panther hopes for major victories. Paris was first in ending hopes for the LCC crown. Fayette stepped in during district play and terminated the Lady Panther's quest for a second crown. All in all, the season was deemed very successful and watchful eyes are awaiting next year’s action. Page 60: I. Tip-off action. 2. J. Hartmann. D. Bailey. 3. Time-out. 4. S. Fuemmclcr shoots. Page 61: I. J. Hartmann. 2. K Quinn. 3. 5. Fuemmelcr. 4. S. Fuemmeler. K. Michael, L. Widmer 5. K. Michael. S. White, D. Bailey. S. Fuemmeler. K. Quinn. SALISBURY MERCANTILE BANK P O. Box 209 Salisbury, MO 6S28I Varsity Girls Basketball 61 J.V. Girls Basketball From left: J. Hoover, mgr., M. Grosvenor, M. Gelski, J. Swallow, L Widmer, J Dooley, L. Fuemmeler, E. Hickman. R Michael. C. Fuemmclcr. ass i. coach; D. Humphrey, coach. PANTHERS OPPONENT 57 Westran 20 26 Paris 37 48 N. Callaway 14 39 Marce line 26 20 Paris 22 36 MarceUne 20 44 Fayette 18 53 West ran 14 23 Paris 26 30 Slater 20 62 J V Girls Basketball Freshmen Girls Basketball From left: M. Grosvenor, D. Nanneman, R Lewis, J. Hartmann, K. Widmer, J. Dooley, R. Michael, M. Marek, C. Homan, M. Gelski, C. Fuemmeler, coach. Both the freshmen and JV girls’ teams had learning and profitable seasons. The fresh- men girls were young and many had just begun playing together as a team. Even though they only ended the season with a 5-5 record, the girls learned the value of team unity. They also gained a lot of valuable exper- ience to carry them into next season. The JV ended their season with a 7-3 record. The JV team placed second in their own tournament. They were narrow- ly defeated by Paris in the championship game. Paris also dealt them two other losses during the regular season. With the exception of the losses to Paris, the JV team was virtually unstoppable. The four leading sophomores also proved them- selves to be valuable substitut- ing assets to the varsity team. These young ladies should fill in well for the five graduating seniors. PANTHERS OPPONENT si M Brookfield 22 37 1 Westran 28 if m Mobcrly 39 16 Slater 22 14 Slater 31 Wgsfran 10 26rn 45 V Mobcrly Brookfield 38 20 33 Westran 22 2 Page 62: 2. J. Swallow. 3. Tip off action. 4. L. Widmer shooting. 5. B Hickman, L. Fuemmeler. Page 63: I. J. Dooley shooting. 2. Team conference. THE HAIRDRESSER 313 S. Broadway Salisbury. Mo. 6S28I JACK TURNER, INC. 113 E. 3rd 816-388-6452 Salisbury. Mo 63281 Freshmen Girls Basketball 63 Varsity Boys PANTHFRS Wcstra Brun, N. Ca Pari) Ha 112? Hi Marccli PafJK Glasgow I-a vet tern - Ny cutaway Fayette Buckltn Keytesville BoSworth Brookfield M Slater W Fayette Ma reel intis' Keytesville Glasgow West ran tU k Slater • k Paris MArceKpe Slater I. M. Grotewicl dribbles down court. 2. M Grotewicl shoots two as B. Jaco looks on. J. K. Asbury lakes a shot as others block out 4 B. Jaco gets the tip. 4. P. Phillips takes a shot as R. Woods looks for a pass. The thing I remember most about this year is Courtwarming night when I was Courtwarming King and scored 17 points over a 6‘8‘ and a 6'6' person. ■ B. Jaco I feel that at times during the year our boys played outstanding basketball and I am looking forward to being highly competitive next year. Coach Wood 64 Varsity Basketball The Varsity Panthers were a young team with only two seniors on the squad. This helped some of the younger players develop and will make the team better in the future. Although the Panthers were often outsized, they never gave up and were always fighting until the final buzzer sounded. Nine of the Panthers' 16 losses were by 10 points or less so they were in almost every game until the end. From left: C. Hayes. Mgr.: P Wright, Mgr.: B Flanagin, M Grotewiel, K. Ginter, K. Asbury. P Phillips. M Kunkel. T. Linneman. R Woods. R White. M Ami, Asst. Coach. G Wood. Head Coach. Sot pictured: D. Ginter and B. Jaco. I. P. Phillips shoots a free throw and R Woods looks on. 2. K. Asbury pulls down a rebound. 3. T. Linneman plays some tough defense. 4. B. Jaco up for a shot. 5. K. Ginter takes a free throw as M. Kunkel watches. HICKMANS 288 Broadway 816-388-5038 Salisbury. Mo. 65281 Varsity Boys 65 J.V. Boys Basketball From left: C. Hayes, manager. P. Wright, manager. D. Abeln, R Armentrout. B. Knippenberg, B. Flanagin, T. Linneman. J. Browning, L. Wooldridge, D. Marek, J. Vetter, R. White, B Harmon, Asst. Coach M. Ami, Coach G. Wood. Junior Varsity 11 - 2 Panthers Opp ments 62 Paris 41 34 Moberly • 52 49 Glasgow 38 58 Westran 53 64 Marceline 39 56 Y Callaway $ 43 29 55 3 ? Marcel me 52 27 49 Paris T 41 76 Fajfette 25 57 Marceline 25 60 Westran 46 49 33 I Freshmen Boys Basketball From left: D. Abeln, B Harmon, B. Knippenberg, D. Marek, J. Browning, L. Wooldridge, J. Vetter, E. Chapman, R. Armentrout, Coach M. Ami. Absent from picture: J. Kressig. The J.V. Boys basketball team had a very good year finishing the season with an 11-2 record and a first place finish in the Salisbury J. V. Tournament. The Panthers defeated Marceline, and then Paris to win the Tourney. The Panthers only two setbacks came to Moberly and to a strong Slater team. The Panthers also had an exciting 58-53 overtime win over rival Westran. The Freshmen Boys also had a very Fine 82-83 season finishing up with a 7-1 record. The Panthers only loss came to West ran by the score of 27-25. The Panthers avenged their loss by beating Westran twice in the course of the season. The future looks good for Panther Basket- ball! FRESHMEN BOYS 7 - I Panthers Opponents 32 Fayette I 29 Brookfield VjM 9, ' Westran M 43 Sluter 33 25 Westran 27 37 Westran 35 64 Moberly 36 53 Brookfield 28 2 Page 66: I. T. Linneman hits a freethrow. 2. E. Flanagin takes a jumpshot. J. T. Linneman and L. Wooldridge Eight for a rebound. 4 R. White takes an offensive rebound and makes a basket. Page 67: I. L. Wooldridge shoots over an opponent. 2. R Armentrout goes for a loose ball. MFA EXCHANGE Box 204 Salisbury, Mo. 65281 388-5673 Freshmen Boys Basketball 67 Front row from left: S. White, A. Schoonhoven, T. Whitley, K. Quinn, D. Bailey, P. Pegelow, K. Jackson. Second row: P. Walser, J. Slightom, J. Hartmann, R. Lewis, L. Young, J. Williams, S. Jeys, A. McMillan. Back row: Coach S. Orr. Page 68: I. J. Slightom. 2. A. Schoonhoven, S. Bagby, 3. R Lewis, 4. B. Hickman. 5. A. McMillan. Page 69: I. K. Jackson, 2. A. Yung, 3. S. White, J. Williams, 4. J. Slightom, P Pegelow, 5. J. Hartmann, 6. J. Williams, 7. S. Bagby, 8. J. Slightom. 68 Girls Track The girls track team had an interesting sea- son. They placed first in the Salisbury Relays and conference. They placed second in the Fayette Relays, third in the Moberly Relays and in district. Five girls qualified for the state track meet. MERCHANTS 6 FARMERS BANK Box 189 (816) 388-6145 Salisbury. Mo. 65281 Compliments of RED CROSS PHARMACY Salisbury. Mo. 65281 Girls Track 69______ The boys track team had a successful season. They finished first in several meets including the Salisbury Relay’s and the conference track meet. They also placed second in the district track meet. Steve Rae qualified for the state track meet, and placed 7th in the 400 meter dash. The mile relay team consisting of Steve Rae, Matt McCune, Darell McCubbins and Reggie White also ran at state. The weather was a problem throughout the season, forcing practice indoors. The team never quit and gave their best at every meet. The boys are coached by Gary S. Wood. 70 Boys Track Track Front row, left to right: G. Taylor, M. McCune, R. White, P Phillips, B Jaco, S. Rae, V. Leezer, D McCubbins, Second row: R Miller. J. Washam, B Harmon, P. Wright, T. Da ugh tery, J. Buffington. R Lewis, G. Davis, D. Abeln, Third row: Coach G. Wood, R. Woods, J. Washam; managers. 1. R. White long-jumping, 2. J. Fitzpatrick pole vaults successfully. 3. G. Taylor goes up and over. 4. B. Taylor and P. Phillips watching the action, 5. G. Davis throws the discus. 6. B. Harmon hurdles toward the Finish line. 7. V. Leezer takes the baton from T. Daughtery, 8. R. Lewis prepares for a fast start. 9. J. Fitzpatrick looks on as B. Taylor checks the pole. 10. B. Jaco running hard. JACKSON MOTORS Look out world Here comes FORD! 388-6427 CATTON IRRIGATION J. Cat ton Farms Inc. Hwy. 24 W. Salisbury, MO Bus. 816-388-6153 Boys Track 71 Baseball 2 r„-™- m ar js mmmam a� ——Bfc ii —WiMitt MIMMni ■r � 1 f3 fcj JS «_ fw - (fr _ Wl w ? w ' . - if r; M'Jrr? v ym f B_6 janwiMPMi ■Mi MU 6k'9 «i m m z wnm t 5 H—— inia—i—ia yji —i iosy d r pgfc Front: D. Linneman, J. Armentrout, C. Weimer, T. Armentrout; Second row; D. Ginter, D. Linneman, M. Weimer, G. Armentrout; Third row; W. Pancoast. B Quinn. T. Binder. J. Springer, R McCubbins, T. Linneman. L. Wooldridge. R. Armentrout; Back row; Coach B. Nagel. Panthers Opponent 11 Harrisburg 1 5 Knox County 4 1 Sturgeon 6 3 West ran 2 8 Madison 3 5 Hallsville 6 7 Schyler County 3 6 Knox County 3 1 West Platte 11 Pr - 72 Baseball 5 The Panther Baseball team ended their season with a record of 6-3. It was a good season for the Panthers, who won District before falling to West Platte in a sub-state game. Darren Linneman, with a 5-1 record, along with Myron Weimer and Troy Linneman provided good pitching throughout the year. The Panthers also used solid defense and timely hitting to win ballgames. The Panthers will be losing only four starting seniors and should be in the running for another District title in 1984. Page 72, I. D. Linneman; 2. T. Linneman; 3. G. Armemrout; 4 The bench; page 73, 5. C. Weimer; 6. M. Weimer; 7. J. Armemrout; 8. D. Linneman; 9. T. Armemrout; 10. D. Ginter. CHARITON MANOR 902 New Street (816) 388-6486 Salisbury. Mo. 65281 COX INSURANCE Farm and Home 209 S. Broadway Box 16 7 Salisbury SALISBURY AG CENTER. Inc. 118 E. Front Street 388-6448 Salisbury. Mo. 65281 Baseball 73 Cheerleaders Varsity Cheerleaders from left: P. Hudson, senior; J. Hartmann, freshman: J. Widmer. sophomore: T. Russell, junior; S. Lewis, freshman; L. Young, sophomore. During the various sports seasons; there were eleven young ladies that rarely if ever, got their names in print. They were always present cheering on the team and leading the fans in numerous spirit-enhancing stunts. They let each team know that their school was behind them. Their title is Cheerleader. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders from left: D. Baker, freshman: R. Lewis, freshman, D. Roberts, junior; B. Billings, freshman: C. Billings, freshman. 74 Cheerleaders Homecoming “Arcade Victory” zapped the student body by being the theme for activities throughout Homecoming week. Panther pride radiated brightly during October II - 15. The second hour door decorating contest, powder puff football, and the battle of the classes were held. The school hallways were filled with strange and unusual char- acters during the week’s activities, which included: Monday - “ Wear Your Dad's Clothes;’’ Tuesday - “Nerd Day” and “Battle of the Classes;” Wednesday - ”Punk Rock Day” and “Powder Puff Football;” Thursday - “Hat and ’Prep’ Day;” and Friday - “Purple and Gold Day.” On Thursday, the student body directed their school spirit into float construction, each class hoping that they would win first place. During half time of the game Friday night, winners of the float competition were announced. The sophomore class won first place; the junior class, second place; the freshman class, third place; and the senior class, fourth place. For the week’s activities, Shawn Leven was chosen as the “Most Spirited Guy;” Carla Jo Sumpter was chosen as the “Most Spirited Gal. Each queen candidate was escorted across the football field by her father to await the announcement of the new Homecoming Queen. Miss Donna Bailey was chosen to reign as the 1982-83 Homecoming Queen. The dance was held immediate- ly following the Homecoming game with Paris, which we lost 26-0. 76 Homecoming Page 76: I. C. Sumpter. W. l.eutung; 2. R Clark. S Windmiller; 3. M. Ami; 4. Sophomore Class Float. Page 77: I. S. Leven. J. Hartmann; 2. Queen and court; 3. Junior Class Float; 4. S. Fink; 5 Battle of Classes; 6. Homecoming Dance. VIRGIL'S MEAT MARKET 1304 South Mor ley, Moberly 263-7541 MELODY BEAUTY SALOS Salisbury. Mo. 65281 By Appt. 388-6319 LAKE SEHAI RESTAURANT RR2 Marceline. Mo. 222-3361 Serving Fine Food Homecoming 77 Miss Lisa Pressler A pM H Miss Vicki Stanley Miss Diane Wien ha us YUNGS BODY SHOP Complete Body Repair Armstrong, Mo. 273-2529 LEVEN GUN WORKS Salisbury, Mo. 65281 816-388-5746 GREGS GARAGE Greg Asbury 273-2252 Hwy. 3, RR1, Armstrong. Mo. Homecoming 79 Barnwarming ’82 On November 20, 1982, FHA and FFA sponsored their annual Barnwarming dance which began at 7:30 with the guests entering the dance through a hay tunnel. The crowning of the king and queen took place at 10:00. Last year’s queen, Melita Nanneman crowned Gayla Terry as the new queen. FHA president Melinda Twyman pinned the traditional tie tack on the new king. Dale Stallo. First row from left: C. Weimer, D. Wienhaus, A. Scheini, V. Stanley, K. Homan, S. Hinkle; second row: D. Linneman, C. Boss, G. Kruessel. L Latamondeer; third row: King Dale Stallo, Queen Gayla Terry. SO Barnwarming Courtwarming ’82 The game was well attended by many enthusiastic fans. Everyone eagerly anticipated who would be chosen king and queen for 1983. The Tina! choices. however, were Miss Donna Bailey and Mr. Bruce Jaco. Their attendants were Freshmen - Mary Grosvenor and Brent Knippenburg; So- phomores - Lisa Widmer and Mitch Kunkel; Juniors - Shelley Fuemmeler and Doug Ginter. The other senior candidates were Kathy Michael. Janice Hart- mann. Rov Henke, and Paul Phillips. Tne music was provided by Sweet Amber. page 80: I B. Harmon, J. Harmon, S. Hulett, S. Hayes; 2. J. Binder; 3. Queen G. Terry, King Dale Stallo; 4. K. Macklin, P. Helmich; page 81: I. King B Jaco, Queen D. Bailey; 2. Courtwarming candidates; 3. Courtwarming dance; 4. “The Roast ; 5. Mr. Fuka and the Queen; 6. Coach Humphrey alias L. Vasser. SHS means a place I will miss when I am gone and look back on all the good times I had. - Evelyn Henke School spirit is supporting the activities and people of your school. Encourage people for trying instead of picking at them for failing. - Sheila Biere School spirit is supporting your school in activities like basketball, football, etc. Going to the games and cheering them on to victory. - Teresa McSparren ORSCHELS MOTORS Moberly, Mo. 65270 263-4353 J. BURDMAS AUTO ASD TRACTOR PARTS Margaret and Harold Russell Salisbury. Mo. 65281 HUG'S SALES ASD SERVICE 203 S. Broadway Salisbury. Mo. 388-6325 Courtwarming 81 Prom 82 Prom “Love Lift Us Up Where We Belong reigned as the 1983 theme for the Junior-Senior Prom held on April 16. “Midnight Lace provided an evening of fun-filled musical entertainment. This year’s King and Queen candidates were: Brad Bills, Roy Henke, Darren Linneman, Steve Rae, Cletius Weimer, Donna Bailey, Sandy Hinkle, Lisa Pressler, Karen Pressley, Kelly Quinn, and Micki Widmer. Queen candidate Miss Micki Widmer was unable to attend. This year’s King Roy Henke and Queen Sandy Hinkle were crowned by the 1981-82 Queen Miss Lori Noll. Page 82: I. Queen S. Hinkle. King R. Henke; 2. K. Homan. A. Parrish; 3. D. Bailey. K. Quinn and dates; 4. P. Hudson. G. Terry, C. Kunkel. C. Williams; 5. B Bills and date; S. Rae, L. Crowley; 6. B. Widmer, C. Bennet, C. Boss, J. Harrison. Page 83: 1. Prom Dance; 2. G. Terry, C. Kunkel; 3. King and Queen candidates S. Rae. K. Pressley; 4. King and Queen candidates D. Linneman, L. Pressler; 5. Prom dance; 6. R. Cross, D. Abeln; 7. King and Queen candidates B. Bills, D. Bailey; 8. King and Queen candidates C. Weimer, K. Quinn. S. O. SMITH, D.V.M. Salisbury, Mo. 65287 DON'S CABINETS Custom Built Kitchen Cabinets Armstrong, Mo. 65230 Ph. 273-2198 BECRAFT JEWELERS Class Ring Headquarters 507 W Reed, Moberly, Mo. 65270 S3 1982-83 Plays The Drama Troupe presented “An Evening of Melodramas” this fall. On Thursday afternoon, the collection of one-act melodramas was presented to the senior citizens of Salisbury as a community project. The selection of plays were “Drucilla’s Decision , “She’s More to be Cen- sured than Pitied , and “The Bad, the Worse and the Broccolli”. The plays were proceeded by a sing-a-long lead by the cast. The plays were presented to the general public on Friday evening. Row one from left: B Gamblin. B. Harmon, S. Richey. S. Wyatt, L. Richey, P. Hudson. K Jackson, P Walser, Second row: T. Crowder, S. Jeys, D Roberts. A. Weber. P Wright. J. Widmer. T Terry Third row: D Feiertag. C. Cook, P Lewis. C. Sumpter. F Morris, B. Hickman, J. Hinkle, K. Widmer. 84 Fall Play The fans of local high school Thespians enjoyed more than just a good performance this spring. The MMAP joined forces with FHA to host a dinner theatre for a full house of playgoers. After an enjoyable meal, the young actors presented the exciting murder mystery “The Mousetrap by Agatha Christie. Pam Hudson led the cast as Mollie Ralston; Dan Feiertag, Giles Ralston; Sheldon Richey, Christopher Wren; Beth Gamblin, Mrs. Boyle; Phil Wright, Major Metcalf; Leah Richey, Miss Casewell; Kelly Jackson, Mr. Par- avincini; Steve Wyatt, Sergeant Trotter. Left page: I. A. Weber. F. Morris; 2. S. Wyatt; 3. K. Jackson; 4. L. Richey; 5. S. Richey. Right page: I. S. Richey; 2. K. Jackson; 3. P Hudson; 4. S. Wyatt; 5. B Gamblin; 6. L. Richey; 7. D Feiertag; 8. P Wright. REICHERTS DEPT STORE 224 South Broadway Salisbury. MO EBERLEIN ELECTRIC For all your electrical needs Call 388-5388; mobile: 222-3326 MID-MISSOURI FARMERS - COOP Fayette Elevator: 248-3303 Armstrong Elevator: 273-2222 Spring Play 85 A school is an institution that opens its doors for learning, acquiring new friends, and developing hidden talents. Salisbury High School offers these opportunities and much more. It is up to each student to take advantage of these opportunities and make the most of them. Challenges will also surface and how a student meets them can determine their level of success. Memories have been made through- out the past year for every student and every member of the faculty. Memories will continue to happen for each person that passes through the doors of Salisbury High School. Achievements this past year have been challenging, interesting, and reward- ing. Together we have acquired the foundations for our “Ticket to Success”. mWALS WORTH PUBLISHING COM PA N Y