Salisbury High School - Sapan Yearbook (Salisbury, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1984 volume:

In the Spotlight” 1984 Sapan Salisbury C-IV Salisbury, Missouri Table Cf Contents Seniors .............................. 3 Faculty ............................. 17 Underclassmen ....................... 21 Student Life ........................ 31 — Organizations ........................ 37 Sports .............................. 55 Activities .......................... 75 Robert Abeln Cathy Rillue Craig Cook Olivier Alcaraz Greg Armentrout lerry Bos lisa Cross Virgil farnen ti n James lawks Robin Clark Sheila Riere Linda Crowley Stephanie Collet Gene Emmerich Brian Managin Shelley Fuemmeler . Spotlight f SALISBURY MEAT MARKET AND PROCESSING Salisbury. MO 318 S8I6 JERRY FUEMMELER S CUSTOM COMBINING Salisbury. MO 388-5523 or 388 5350 YUNG'S BODY SHOP Let Us Straighten You Out Salisbury. MO 388-6276 1984 SENI { 8 Senior Class I . Spotlight i — ■ WRIGHT S ONE STOP MAREK BUILDING SUPPLY WEIMER LUMBER HWY. 24 Salisbury. MO 65281 Bob and Veronica Marek. Owner Sentry Hardware Bob and Kathryn Salisbury. MO 65281 Salisbury. MO 65281 II Ann McGuire Teresa McSparren Jim Maag Brenda Mailed A Sieve Marek Laura Meissen Leroy Meissen Arlene Miller Theresa Morrison Leigh Nolke Gail Ray Dana Roberts I Jane Roling Tilda Russell Alecia Schoonhoven Janice Slallo Angela Struble Carla Jo Sumpter Paula Vaughan Mary Wagner Danny Washam Andrea Weber Myron Weimer Randy Weimer Reggie While Shelley While Jerry Widmer Ray Woods “HEPE’I T€ CUE SALISELEY UK I SCHOOL . . . 13 Tracie Whitley Tom Yung RED CROSS PHARMACY Congratulations Seniors! Seniors IS Salisbury. MO 65HI SALISBURY CLINIC Dr. G. Quinn and Dr. D. Pressley Faculty Salisbury R-4 School Board from left: Lawrence Henke, secretary: Arlene Binder, member: Kent Harmon, vice-president: Dr. Donald Pressley, president: Ronald Hutchinson, member: Gerald Linneman. treasurer. Tom McGuire- Superintendent Bob Fuka- Principal Gaylen Laster- Counselor Matt Arni- Math Bill Beshears- Art Mickey Cochran- P.E. Jim Davenport- Social Sciences Ron Dempsey- Math Susan Fink- English Ellen Harms- Science Mary Harris- Study Hall 18 McGuire-Harris John Hoover- History Terry Hulett- History Bonnie Humphrey- English Dennis Humphrey- P.E. Dennis James- English 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 Lester Peters- Ind. Arts Joy Phillips- Special Ed. Ginger Royston- Vocal Music Ron Scheiderer Vo. Ag Sherry Scott- Business Rena Shull- Math Greg Thurmon- Science SOMMER S FOOD PRODUCTS Horn of Sommer� Potato Chip� 106 W. 7th. Sali bury. Mo. PASTRY PALACE Owner: Beverly Va«� er Salisbury. Mo. 65781 Hoover-Thurmon 19 Gary E. Wood- World of Work Gary S. Wood- Driver's Ed P.E. Earlene Yelton- Librarian Staff Lunch supervisors from left: D. Carroll. E. Milhollin. D. Weisman. E. Harlan. M. Ablen. T. Billue But Mechanic: Bob Henke 20 Wood-Yelton Secretaries from lefti J. Buffington. N. Friesz. D. Morrison Custodiansi E. Holt. B. Abeln. J. Agler President ... Amber McMillan Vice-President . Jerry Washam Secretary ........ Jamel Hinkle Treasurer ... Jennifer Swallow Student Council .. Brian Quinn Annette Nanneman 22 A� buryGro«venor Juniors Glen Davis Mark Eastin Laura Farnen Daniel Feiertag Melvin Fessler Leanne Fuemmeler Kevin Asbury Debbie Baker Darren Bartholomew Curtis Bennett Joy Binder Lori Blackwell Karen Buffington Jeff Buffington Troy Coffman Bart Colliver Carol Cook Travis Daugherty Julie Gaubatz Kevin Ginter Joey Grosvenor � v Troy Linneman Amber McMillan Kathy Macklin I.G.A. FOODLINER Salisbury. Mo 65281 Stacy Guilford Cindy Hayes Pam Helmich Terry Henke Brenda K. Hickman Jamel Hinkle Judy Hoover Robbie Johnson Karol Kunkel Mitch Kunkel Robin Lamb Randy Lewis IMAN AUCTION CO. Jerry Clark i Ben Iman 388 5517 or 6735 Guilford-Macklin 33 Julie Meissen Arletha Miller Annette Nanneman Mary Ann Neeson April Parrish Noah Penrod Brian Quinn Sheldon Richey Bryan Scheiderer Robbie Schluckebier Jerry Springer Jennifer Swallow Tracy Terry Rodney Wagner Jerry Washam Jeff Wegs Kevin Weiseman Carolyn Widmer Lisa Widmer Jeanie Widmer Dana Williams Stephanie Windmiller Jeanette Williams Phil Wright 34 Meissen-Zeltner = Scphcmcres President Vice-President .. Brent Knippenberg Secretary Treasurer Student Council .. Kurtis Wages David Abeln Rick Armentrout Donna Baker Bonnie Billings Connie Billings Troy Binder Bethany Biere Tina Bowen John Browning Rick Carter Eric Chapman Cindy Cross Tom Crowder Larry Day Justin Daugherty Sarah Davis Jody Dooley Marilyn Farnen D8D A.F. SUPER 132 West Third Street Salisbury. MO 65281 SYLVIA S BEAUTY SHOP 107 South Broadway. Salisbury 388-571 1 Sylvia. Betty. Rose. Judy. Connie DOCTOR AND MRS W.W. LEATHERWOOD Salisbury. MO 65281 Abeln-Farnen 35 26 Folk Latamondeer Kerri Kunkel Larry Latamondeer Camera Shy: Russell Lampe; Teresa Leeds Suzanne Folks Cathy Freese Mara Gelski Mitch Green Michelle Grimsley Mary Beth Grosvenor Barbara Hecke Denny Henke Mike Henke Christy Homan Gary Hook Stacy Hulett Brent Knippenberg Jason Kressig Lisa Grotewiel Vicki Haeney Stephen Hayes Brian Harmon Jodie Harmon Julie Hartman LeAnn Linneman Charlotte Lyons Mendy Marek Rick McCubbins Kevin McFadden Barin Menaugh Ronnie Miller Fadre Morris Stacy Niemeier Diane Nanneman Wayne Pancoast Sanjay Patel Abby Schachtele Flenry Schoemaker Jane Slightom Donna Snodgrass Kurtis Wages Jim Washam Paula Walser Wendy White Camera Shy: Rosie Lewis: Danny Marek Kristi Widmer Randy Wienhaus Lance Wooldridge Bryan Vasser Jamie Vetter Lewis-Vetter 27 President ................. Duane Durham Vice-President ......... Cheryl Buffington Secretary Treasurer ........... Tracy Fink Student Council Representatives .......... Lynnae Shannon 28 Billups Fuemmtler — Freshmen Angie Billups Gail Blackwell Sandy Brown Kelly Browning Cheryl Buffington Bobbie Jo Case Darlene Clark Greg Clark Tony Cravens Cindy Cloyd Jeff Davis Brenda Day Phillip Dicus Duane Durham Steven Farnen Kurt Fehling Tracy Fink Sherry Fuemmeler Brian Gabbert Aaron Gray Ben Henke Michelle Hinkle Missy Hulett Michael Hutchinson Carl Jackson Darren Jackson Carlene Joiner Julie Kelley Betty Kruessel Roslyn Lewis Wayne Linebaugh Lynda Linneman Sara Lyon Autumn McMillan Kim Marek Tina Nanneman STEFFES STORE Wien. Mo. Phone-226-5271 Amos. Giles t Irene MFA EXCHANGE Salisbury. Mo. 65281 3886421 Gabbert Nanneman 39 Nita Patel Leslie Peters Brian Ramsey Kent Ratliff Mike Roling Mark Scheiderer Lynnae Shannon Todd Steinman Curtis Strodtman Tim Swallow Cletus Syler Veronica Taylor Becky Turner Brenda Washam Jaydin Wellborn Brian Widmer Lisa Wyatt Robyn Yung Here’s Lookin’ Faces. Smiles, tears, worries, and fears. All are emotions that are characterized in the class- rooms and throughout the hall- ways of Salisbury High School. Of the many faces you will encounter as you amble through the halls of Salisbury High School, one of the friendliest and most familiar faces you will see is that of Mrs. Mary Harris. She has not only molded the char- acter of many students through- out the years, she has been a friend to many. Mrs. Harris has willingly given her time, knowledge, patience, and understanding to hundreds of students throughout the years and after a quarter of a century, she has decided to retire her teaching position in the Salisbury school system. Students remember numer- ous things about Mrs. Harris. Many of her witty sayings are well-known to all of us. One of the most famous being I smell Tutti-Fruity” meaning that someone was chewing gum. Although Mrs. Harris can be a serious teacher in the class- room. she is one that shows great spirit for her school and her students. Her enthusiasm has captured us all at one time or another, be the topic the table of elements or some upcoming sports challenge. Mrs. Harris is a one of a kind teacher and person. The students of SHS. past and present, want to say Thank-you Mary Harris. We won't forget what you have taught us. At ycu - SHS 32 Student Life I. C. Billing� . Angie Perkin� . 2. K. A� bury. R. Schluckebier. K. Weisman. S. Guilford. J. Springer. K. Ginter. 3. C. Sumpter. 4. J. Hinkle. 5. J. Dooley. 6. L. Nolke. 7. D. William� 8 J. Vetter. 34 Student Life Woolridge 4. D. McCubbins. 5. R. While. WRIGHTS DRIVE-IN MAAG INT. SALES RICKETTS FARM SERVICE 6. B. Quinn. 7. R. Clark. Salisbury. MO 65281 AND SERVICES INC Hwy 34 Salisbury. MO 388-6403 Salisbury. MO 65381 Student Life 35 Outstanding Individual Achievements Carla Jo Sumpter Superior rating in State Original Oratory Jeanie Widmer Superior rating in State Poetry and Regional FHA Historian 1983-84 Joy Binder State FHA Vice-President from Region III 1984-85 and Regional FHA Secretary 1983-84 Leroy Meissen State Farmer Degree (only 3% of total FFA membership in state wins this degree per year) Bryan Scheiderer Group I rating or top 35% of entrants in State Farm Management Contest Lisa Widmer State FBLA Secretary 1984-85 Sheila Biere Chairman of State Parliamentary Procedure team that will compete in national contest Silvia Gentile Second place in painting in State High School Art Competition Kayla McGee Third place in painting and fourth in mixed media in State High School Art Competition Paula Vaughn One of fifty finalists nation-wide that received honorable mention in National Poster Graphics Contest Jeff Harrison Second place in State FFA competition for his work in developing Farm Management forms on Multiplan for computers Linda Crowley Second place in drawing in Stale High School Art Competition and one of fifty finalists nation-wide that received honorable mention in National Poster Graphics Contest Andrea Weber One of fifty finalists nation-wide that received honorable mention in National Poster Graphics Contest and honorable mention in George Caleb Bingham Slate Poster Competition Mike Grotewiel Award for Outstanding Research Project given by Junior Science Engineering and Humanities Symposium and a highly superior rating given for research on sensory biology of nurse shark by the State Junior Academy of Science. 36 Science Club Firs! row. from left: M. Arni. sponsor: C. Hayes. T. Crowder. K. Fehling. M. Grotewiel. president: Randy Weimer. treasurer: A. Schoonhoven. vice-president. A. McMillan, secretary: G. Thurmon. sponsor: L. Linneman. L. Linneman. M. Marek. Second row: K. Wages. E. Chapman. B. Harmon. J. Vetter. K. McFadden. B. Hickman. J. Hinkle. L. Blackwell. J. Hoover. J. Gaubatz. A. Perkins. V. Haeney. C. Joiner. Third row: J. Welborn. M. Roling. S. Marek. J. Springer. K. Asbury. K. McGee. D. Linneman. L. Meissen. L. Farnen. A. McGuire. L. Meissen. S. Biere, L. Crowley. A. Struble. S. Gentile. B. Mallet. Fourth row: M. Scheiderer. W. Pancoast. B. Scheiderer. B. Quinn. T. Linneman. D. Ginter. G. Armentrout. R. Schluckebier. L. Widmer. L. Fuemmeler. A. Parrish. C. Cook. C. Widmer. J. Meissen. A. Nanneman. Fifth row: J. Washam. J. Washam. G. Emmerich. R. Armentrout. J. Dooley. B. Biere. S. Richey. M. Hinkle. L. Wyatt. M. Gelski. J. Hartmann. C. Lyons. L. Groteweil. C. Freisz. B. Turner. S. Fuemmeler. Sixth row: C. Cross. C. Homan. A. Linneman. L. Peters. A. McMillan. C. Cloyd. T. Fink. T. Nanneman. M. Grosvenor. D. Nanneman. S. Lyons. C. Buffington. G. Blackwell. L. Shannon. J. Kelley. K. Marek. Student Council First row. from left: G. Armentrout. president: G. Ray. sec. treas.: Second row: C. Sumpter. W. Leutung. A. McMillan. A. Nanneman. B. Quinn. Third row: B. Harmon. L. Grotewiel. K. Wages. L. Shannon. D. Durham. Not pictured: J. Roling. vice-president: M. Weimer. 38 Organizations NUS First row. from left: J. Davenport, advisor; S. Biere. C. Sumpter. W. Leutung. D. Linneman. Second row: 6. Davit. S. Fuemmeler. L. Crowley. J. Gaubatz. B. Mallet. L. Fuemmeler. G. Ray. Third row: D. Feiertag. B. Hickman. C. Hayes. A. McMillan. J. Hoover. K. Buffington. J. Swallow. J. Binder. J. Meissen. Varsity Club First row. from left: M. Kunkel. president: D. Ginter. treasurer: D. Linneman. vice president: L. Fuemmeler. secretary Second row: M. McCune. K. Ginter. K. Asbury. P Wright. M. Grotewiel. G. Armentrout. A. Schoonhoven. S. Fuemmeler. K. McGee. Third row: B Scheiderer. G. Davis. B. Quinn. R. Schluckebier. T. Linneman. B Knippenberg. R. Lewis. P Walter. A. Yung Fourth row: J. Swallow. B Hickman. L. Farnen. A. McGuire. J. Hoover. C. Hayes. L. Widmer. J. Dooley. J. Hartmann. M. Gelski. B Case. Fifth row. K. Buffington. A. McMillan. R. McCubbins. R. White. D. Washam. J Springer. B Harmon. J. Washam. L. Wooldridge. R Armentrout. J. Washam The Sports Stop Coast To Coast 211 S. Broadway Bill i Janice Armentrout Salisbury. Mo. 65281 Salisbury. Mo 65281 388-5580 Organizations 39 Band From left, first row: Lisa Grotewiel. Bobbie Jo Case. Leslie Peters. Amber McMillan. Cindy Cross. Sarah Davis. Tina Bowen. Jodie Harmo Angie Perkins. Karol Kunkel. Tina Nanneman. Abby Schachtele. Angela Struble. Gail Blackwell. Kim Marek. Sherry Fuemmeler. Michelle Hinkl Jody Dooley. Stephanie Windmiller. Mark Scheiderer. Betty Kruessel. Julie Hartmann. Terry Boss. Christy Homan. Lynda Linneman. Jamel Hinkl Leanne Linneman. Cindy Cloyd. Mendy Marek. Julie Meissen. Aaron Gray. Darren Jackson. Carl Jackson. Wayne Pancoast. Tom Crowder. Kar Clark. Diana Nanneman. Leanne Fuemmeler. Carla Jo Sumpter. Tracy Fink. Fifth row: Kent Ratliff. Jerry Springer. Lynnae Shannon. Bethai Quinn. disorganizations ngie Billups. Dana Williams. Lisa Wyatt. Roslyn Lewis. Second row Charlotte Lyons. Gail Ray. Sara Lyon. Judy Hoover. Tracy Terry. Joy Binder, bird row: Autumn McMillan. Sherry Lewis. Missy Hulett. Teresa Leeds. Carlene Joiner. Fadre Morris. Ann McGuire. Stacy Neimier. Cathy Freese, ecky Turner. Cheryl Buffington. Brenda Hickman. Julie Gaubatz. Cindy Hayes. Fourth row: Julie Kelley. Annette Nanneman. Lori Blackwell, uffington. Dan Felertag. Dean Linneman. Mara Gelski. Brian Harmon. Brent Knippenburg. Eric Chapman. Jerry Widhelm. Todd Steinman. Greg it re. Kurtis Wages. Carolyn Widmer. Phil Wright. Michael Hutchinson. Anita Linneman. Bart Colliver. Shelley Fuemmeler. Brian Ramsey. Brian SPRINGER S BARBER SHOP Hwy 24 Salisbury. Mo. 388-6292 AL S BARBER SHOP 314 S Broadway Salisbury. Mo. 65281 388-5358 CHARITON LANES Salisbury. Mo. 388 6397 Ricky Lanham Band Specialties Front row from left: S. Lyon. T. Fink. B. Turner. C. Buffington. C. Joiner. B. Cate. Back row: S. Lewis. C. Sumpter. L. Peters. A. McMillan. C. Hayes. A. McMillan . . . Flag Corp. Top to bottom: B. Hickman. K. Buffington. J. Hinkle. S. Windmiller . . . Twirlers Page 42: I. J. Gaubatz. D. Nanneman. B. Kruessel. L. Linneman. C. Homan. J. Hartman. T. Boss. L. Fuemmeler. 2. Football spectators. Page 43: I. T. Steinman. M. Hutchinson. G. Clark. W. Pancoast. 2. C. Sumpter. 3. S. Windmiller. 42 Organizations Front row. left to right: P Wright. B Colliver. S. Fuemmeler. B. Turner. C. Buffington. B Hickman. J. Gaubatz. C Hayes Back row■ W. Pancoast. T. Crowder. K Buffington. D. Feiertag. D. Linneman. C. Wages. J. Wilhelm. E. Chapman. B. Knippenberg. B. Harmon, B. Quinn. M. Gelski. Standing: C. Sumpter. B. Case. L. Shannon . . . Jazz Band. The Biltwell Company Orville Dunivent Wright s Oil Service. Inc. Salisbury Division See Me For Your Ins. Needs Salisbury. MO 6S28I Salisbury. MO 388 S453 Phone (816) 388 6312 Organizations 43 Mixed Chorus From left. first row: G. Royston. V. Salyers. C. Joiner. D. Roberts. R. Clark. S. Windmiller. C. Sumpter. B. Day. L. Meissen. C. Billings. B. Billings. P. Walser. Second row: T. Whitley. A. Miller. J. Hoover. C. Hayes. L. Widmer. L. Blackwell. L. Farnen. J. Binder. P. Helmich. G. Krouse. D. Baker. S. Gentile. Third row: E. Chapman. J. Vetter. B. Harmon. B. Case. B. Quinn. L. Peters. C. Buffington. B Turner. L. Shannon. M. McCune. A. Struble. Fourth row: T. Crowder. M. Green. D. Durham. C. Jackson. A. Billups. C. Cross. T. Bowen. M. Gelski. J. Harmon. C. Lyons. T. Leeds. J. Stallo. T. McSparren. Fifth row: A. McMillan. S. Davis. S. Guilford. K. Ginter. M. Roling. J. Welborn. B. Henke. T. Terry. T. Russell. B. Hecke. B. Mallet. D. Williams. Girls Glee From left, first row: S. Davis. S. Windmiller. D. Roberts. C. Sumpter. A. Miller. J. Harmon. Second row: A. McMillan. P. Helmich. B. Turner. C. Lyons. V. Salyers. C. Hayes. J. Hoover. J. Binder. M. Gelski. C. Cross. Third row: C. Buffington. T. Leeds. C. Joiner. L. Shannon. L. Blackwell. L. Widmer. R. Clark. B. Case. T. Bowen. Fourth row: G. Royston. T. Whitley. T. Russell. L. Meissen. L. Peters, A. Billups. B. Day. L. Farnen. 44_Organizations Selected Chcrus From left, first row: G. Royston. S. Davis. C. Lyons. S. Windmiller. C. Sumpter. D. Roberts. A. Miller. J Harmon. Second row: Pam Helmich. A. McMillan. I. Leeds. V. Salyers. C. Hayes. J. Hoover. B Case. T. Whitley. J. Binder. M. Gelski. C. Cross. Third row: C. Buffington. B. Turner. C. Joiner. B. Quinn. B. Harmon. R. Clark. L. Widmer. L. Blackwell. L. Farnen. L. Shannon. T. Bowen. Fourth row. T. Russell. L. Meissen. T. Crowder. C. Jackson. M. Green. D. Durham. E . Chapman. J. Vetter. L. Peters. A. Billups. B. Day. Chamber Chcir From left, first row: S. Davis. S. Windmiller. C. Sumpter. J. Harmon. G. Royston. Second row: B. Turner. C. Lyons. C. Hayes. B. Case. J. Binder. M. Gelski. C. Cross. Third row-. C. Buffington. L. Shannon. B. Quinn. B. Harmon. R. Clark. T. Bowen. Fourth: T. Crowder. C. Jackson. M. Green. J. Vetter. E. Chapman. D. Durham. L. Peters. B. Day. Carters Trans. Service ft General Repair Rt. I Salisbury. Mo. Bus. 6124 Home 5587. Wishing Well Florists BIO S. Broadway Salisbury. Mo. 65781 Ben Franklin 214 S. Broadway Salisbury. Mo. 5412 rganization Drama Club Front row from left: S. Meyer. Adv.? D. Roberts. sc r. his.: D. Feiertag. pres.: J. Widmer. vice pres. Second row: T. Fink. P. Wright. F. Morris. B Kruessel. S. Richey. C. Sumpter. Third row: T. Crowder. C. Lyon. T. Terry. A. Struble. L. Young. S. Gentile. Fourth row: B. Menaugh. B. Widmer. S. Farnen. C. Cloyd. L. Wyatt. M. Hinkle. p. 46: I. R. Scheiderer. N. Fries . J. Widmer and parents. C. Sumpter and parents. S. Richey and parent, p. 47 I. J. Widmer. T. Fink. A. Weber. K. Widmer. D. Feiertag. C. Sumpter, outstanding award winners. 2. D. Feiertag. A. Weber. 100 Club' members. 3. Drama Social Cake. 4. Yearly star recipients. S. New officers. 6. New Thespians. 46 Drama S. O SMITH. D.V.M Salisbury. MO SPENCE RADIO AND T V. Quasar i T.V. Sales And Service Salisbury. MO SEARS AUTHORIZED MERCHANTS Salisbury. MO 388 6121 Bill Biere. Manager Drama 47 FELA From left, first row: J. Peters, advisor: S. Biere. president: L. Widmer. v. president: S. Windmiller. secretary: L. Fuemmeler. treasurer: J. Swallow, reporter: G. Ray. parliamentarian: S. Scott, advisor. Second row: M. Marek. A. Schachtele. M. Hulett. R. Yung. A. McMillan. J. Hoover. C. Hayes. L. Meissen. D. Roberts. S. Fuemmeler. R. Clark. A. Schoonhoven. Third row: L. Linneman. M. Farnen. C. Billue. J. Binder. A. Parrish. T. Terry. D. Williams. A. Struble. C. Sumpter. W. Leutung. K. McGee. G. Armentrout. S. Richey. C. Bennett. Fourth row: K. Buffington. W. Waite. C. Billings. B. Billings. D. Snodgrass. A. Nanneman. L. Blackwell. P. Wright. R. Weimer. D. Ginter. R. Armentrout. K. McFadden. D. Nanneman. Fifth row: L. Grotewiel. S. Lewis. P. Walser. S. Hulett. J. Harmon. J. Hartmann. B. Hickman. A. Linneman. J. Dooley. B. Biere. S. Davis. C. Freese. T. Bowen. J. Hinkle. iETTING INVOLVED I0DAY, IN FBLA LEADS TO TOMORROWS POT OF GOLD L 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. 48 FBLA COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY 9000 Marshall Dr. Lenexa. Kan. 66215 Page 40: I. L Widmer. state secretary. 2. Chapter Exhibit. Page 49i I. L. Widmer working. 2. S. Biere. State Chairman Parliamentary Procedure team. L. Widmer. state secretary. 3. First place State Parliamentary Procedure team. 4. district winners. FBLA 49 rr4 First row from left) E. Henke. Chapter Sweetheart; S. Marek. sentinel; B. Scheiderer. asst, reporter; C. Bennett, secretary. L. Meissen, president; T. Boss, vice-president; J. Harrison, treasurer; G. Emmerich, reporter; D. Lentz, advisor. Second row; W. Pancoast. W. Linebaugh. G. Clark. B. Ramsey. K. Ratliff. M. Hutchinson. M. Scheiderer. C. Strodtman. L. Day. Third row: R. Johnson. L. Latamondeer. C. Wages. J. Springer. L. Wooldridge. B Harmon. D. Henke. A. Young. R. Lamb. Fourth row: R. Abeln. M. Fessler. J. Buffington, J. Daugherty. D. Marek. R. Miller. R. Weinhaus. R. Weimer. T. Henke. Fifth row: S. Niemeier. S. Hayes. p. SO I. Local Banquet 7. Local Banquet p. 51 I. 1984-85 officers 2. Merit Award Winners 3. Proficiency Award Winners 4. Leadership and Scholarship Award Winners 5. Special- ty Award Winners - Chapter Service 6. Speaking Award Winners 7. State Farmer Leroy Meissen and parents. THE HAIRDRESSER 313 S. Broadway Salisbury. MO 65781 J. F. ROLING 8 SON. INC. 709 West 7nd Salisbury. MO 65781 388-6166 FFA 51 fH4 Front row from left: C. Widmer. rec. leader: L. Young, pari.; J. Widmer. hist.; J. Meissen. 2nd v. pres.; J. Binder, pres.: R. Weimer. Barnwarming King: D. Leezer. 1st vice president: $. Windmiller. sec.: J. Gaubatz. treas.: M. Marek. rep.: K. Kunkel. rec. leader. Second row: L. Meissen. T. Russell. P. Walser. A. Schachtele. S. Lewis. T. Terry. D. Williams. A. Struble. J. Stallo. B. Day. A. Perkins. R Yung Third row: R. Clark. D. Roberts. C. Cook. A. Parrish. J. Hinkle. L. Blackwell. A. Nanneman. D Baker. G. Krouse. P. Helmich. C. Joiner. V. Haeney. Fourth row: E. Henke. L. Nolke. C. Freeze. J. Dooley. L. Grotewiel. J. Kelley. B. Kruessel. K. Marek. $. Lyons. C Billue. B. Washam. Fifth row: T. Nanneman. G. Blackwell. S. Davis. B. Biere. A. Linneman. C. Cross. C. Lyons. L. Linneman. L. Linneman. L. Wyatt. M. Hinkle. The Salisbury FHA Chapter was involved in several activities this past year. They sponsored a Halloween Parade for children, preschool to sixth grade and as in previous years, joined FFA to sponsor barnwarming. In addi- tion. they catered for the dinner theatre The Wedding of the Year and presented a style show entitled Styles - Past and Present. 52 FHA S I YUtD PR5T € PRESEMT page SB: I. $. Windmiller. J. Binder. 2. B. Washam. S. Lewis. D Baker. I. Russell. 3. J. Meissen. B. Kruessel. R. Yung. 4. S. Windmiller and parents. S. J. Binder. B. Washam 6 J. Widmer. B Washam. J. Roling. R. Yung. CHARITON VALLEY TELEPHONE P.0. Box 407 Bucklin. MO 64631 SANDERS DECORATING Paint. Wallcovering. Floor Cov. Salisbury. MO 388-6311 WOOLSTON BROS INC I.H. I N H FARM EOUIP Salisbury. MO 65281 FHA 53 Industrial Arts Club Front row. left to right: M. McCune. C. Cook. D. McCubbins. S. Guilford. L. Peter - Sponsor. Second row: J. Grosvenor. K. Gamblin. T. Bos . R Abeln. C. Bennet. Third row: G. Emmerich. L. Meissen. T. Binder. D. Washam. S. Hamilton. Art Club Front row. left to right: B. Washam. L. Crowley - President. K. McGee - V. President. J. Gaubatz. Second row: A. Yung. M. McCune. D. Baker. $- Gentile. 54 Organizations Softball Panthers Opponent 3 Moberly IB 26 Cairo IB 17 North Callaway 28 4 Pari� 14 IS Fayette 2 9 Pari� 12 8 Marceline 2 II Weriran 12 2 Moberly S 13 Slater 2 12 North Callaway 5 7 Harritburg (district semifinal� ) v 12 Page 56« from left: I. On the Mound: 2. Dougout scene: 3. M. Cochran, head coach: 4. M. Grosvenor. 5. A. Schoonhoven; 6. $. Fuemmeler: 7. R Clark. 56 Softball From left� front row: C. Buffington. R. Clark. B. Case. M. Gelski. S. White. A. Schoonhoven. J. Williams. J. Dooley. L. Fuemmeler. M Grosvenor. Second row: G. Blackwell. T. Nanneman. L. Shannon. S. Lyon. J. Hartmann. A. McMillan. M. Marek. L. Peters. L. Linneman. R Young. R Lewis. Back row: J. Hoover. Asst. Coach: M. Cochran. Head Coach: S. Fuemmeler. T. Fink. R. Lewis. S. Fuemmeler. C. Cloyd. A. McMillan. B. Day. J. Swallow: manager. 0 £ • ■' kSI - ;W ;T Sr, Page 57: I. A. Schoonhoven. J. Hoover, $. White: 7. L. Fuemmeler. 3. B Day Swings bat. 4. J. Williams. HICKMANS 788 Broadway Salisbury. MO (816)388 5038 JACK TURNER INC 113 E 3rd Salisbury. MO 65781 (816)388 6457 The 1983 Softball team ended their season with a balanced record of six wins and seven losses. The Lady Panthers were a determined team always ready to fight hard and play to the best of their ability until the final out ... Softball 57 Football 12 20 7 7 45 20 14 26 19 6 42 Milan Blair Oaks Warrenton Slater Marceline North Callaway Pari OT Westran OT Fayette Schuyler Count T . Westran (District Championship) Louisiana (State Quarter finals) Front row from left: S. Guilford. R. Armentrout. J. Grosvenor. G. Armentrout. D. Washam. D. Linneman. M. Roling. P. Wright. B. Knippenberg. C. Jackson. B. Harmon. J. Washam. J. Washam. Coach G. Wood. Back row: Asst. Coach R. Dempsey. Asst. Coach R. Nolke. B. Scheiderer. J. Widmer. D. McCubbins. J. Browning. M. McCune. R. Schluckebier. B. Quinn. R. Lewis. J. Vetter. M. Grotewiel. R. Woods. M. Scheiderer. Asst. Coach G. Thurmon. The 1983 football season was a success. They started off by winning the first three games. They then suffered two losses but bounced back to win the next two games. The Panthers lost to Westran but won the next two allowing them to play Westran for the district crown. Salisbury won and was beaten by Louisiana in the quarterfinals. 58 Football Page 58: 2. R Schluckebier. 3 Panther action. Page 59i I. R. Schluckebier and R. Woods. Kickoff. 3. From left: Asst. Coach R. Nolke. Asst. Coach R. Dempsey. Coach G. Wood. Asst. Coach G. Thurmon. 4. D. McCubbins. 5. On the field. 6. Getting instructions. K-Auto Parts 118 W. 2nd Salisbury. Mo (388 5515) Widmer Jewelry 388 5131 Butch 8 Eleanor Widmer Farnen Brothers P.O. Box D 388-6161 Salisbury. Mo. Football 59 Varsity Girls From left. A. Schoonhoven. manager. B. Hickman. L. Widmer. J. Dooley. D. Humphrey. Coach) L. Fuemmeler. S. Fuemmeler. M. Grosvenor. Not pictured. S. White and Jannette Williams. 60 Basketball Salisbury Opponent 64 Westran 31 36 Rrunswick 37 46 North Callaway 67 39 Centralia 63 37 Madison 40 45 Marceline 46 51 Paris 46 59 Marceline 53 31 Harrisburg 44 67 Hallsville 55 44 North Callaway 57 68 Fayette 76 53 Bucklin 47 46 Brunswick 35 44 New Franklin 47 54 Brookfield 38 47 Slater 78 57 Westran 50 57 Fayette 37 55 Marceline OT 41 Forfeit 30 Glasgow 58 38 H 5P 79 55 ParfF r 43 50 Brookfield M L Paris 78 44 39 74 Centralia 51 3 The 1984 basketball girls consisted of a very young and inexperienced team with high hopes and the determination to win. The team was led by only two seniors. At the beginning of the season the girls started off with several losses. However, as the season wound to an end the girls had dominated the courts to conclude their season with a 17-10 record. 5 HINKLE BROS TRUCKING TRANSPORT Grain 8 Livestock Salisbury. MO 388 5580 or S978 BIG JIM S NEW 8 USED FURNITURE Hwy. 74 Salisbury. MO 388 5584 SKINNY'S DRIVE-IN Hwy. 74 Salisbury. MO 6S78I Basketball 61 J.V. Girls The Junior Varsity finished their season with a 9 - 12 record. Paris being the only team to keep them from earning a perfect record. They placed first in the Salisbury Junior Varsity Tournament, this time, however, overcoming Paris in the final game. The five sophomores on the team showed much hope for next year’s varsity squad. The playing time they had this season proved that they will be a great asset for the future. With only two seniors graduating, next year should be filled with excitement. PANTHERS Westran OPPONENTS v 15 2 Paris North Callaway 36 30 Glasgow 39 44 !} ■ Marceline 33 II Paris 31 2 Westran Marceline 14 33 34 Fayette 33 Paris 31 Weslran 8 I From left, first row. M. Grosvenor. B Case. M. Gelski. Second row. C. Buffington. J. Hartmann. L. Peters. A. McMillan. M. Marek. 62 Basketball Freshmen from left, first row. G. Blackwell. R. Lewis. J. Kelley. L. Peter . A. Billups. Second row. B. Kruessel. Mgr.. B. Day. K. Marek. T. Nanneman. C. Buffington. B. Ca«e. L. Shannon. R. Dempsay. Coach. S. Fuemmeler not pictured. Panther 21 Brookfield Opponent 27 13 FayeHe 18 33 Moberly 10 35 Moberly 25 22 Fayette 14 29 Bucklin 28 The freshmen had a short season this year having five games cancelled. However, they did finish with a winning record of 4 - 2. The young girls showed much promise for next year's Junior Varsity squad with some of them already gaining J.V. experience. The girls gained much experience and learned the importance of team basketball as the year progressed. Even though they were young, they showed the maturity it takes to continue playing basketball in years to come. JACKSON MOTORS 384-6427 SALISBURY AG CENTER. INC. 118 E Front 388 6448 Salisbury. MO 6S38I J. BURDMAN AUTO 8 TRACTOR PARTS Salisbury. MO 6S38I Basketball 63 Varsity Beys Back row from lefts Man. R. Miller. J. Vetter. D. Marek. J. Browning. K. Asbury. 0. Ginter. M. Grotewiel. Man C. Hayes. Coach G. Woods. Front row: Man. B. Menaugh. B. Knippenberg. T. Linneman. L Wooldridge. R. Armentroul. B. Harmon. Man. B Widmer. Not pictured: R. Woods. The Varsity Panthers were a very gutsy team whose record did not speak for the achievements of their season. These young men played tough, fast basketball. The team was faced by illness and other set backs throughout the year. The season started off with a bang and the Panthers stood at 3 wins and I loss. Momentum sagged toward the middle and end of the season and even though the team continued putting forth a great effort, their record began dropping. The 1983-84 basketball season drew to somewhat of a disappointing close at 9-16. Page 64: I. T. Linneman. R. Armentroul. R. Woods. 2. On defense. 3. T. Linneman. Page 65: I. The bench. 2. B. Knippenberg. 3. M. Grotewiel. 4. L. Wooldridge. 5. Coach Woods. 6. D. Ginter. 7. R. Woods. 64 Basketball WlESTRAN WUNSWrCk 4. callawXyl HALLmUE A XCON PARIS : M ARCELlNE AILSVILIE ■TARCEirNE - N. CALLAWAY ■FAYETTE f SLATER y westra® f FAYETjfer MARCEgNE T KEYTE$VlLLI 1 GLASGOW SIATER Panthf rt Opponent 63 6 ' . A f OT BUCKLIN CAIRO •IkiNSWICK BROOkfiaD ' Melody Beauty Salon Salisbury. Mo. 65281 388-6319 Reichert’s Department Store 224 S. Broadway Salisbury. Mo. Clothing for the entire family Hug’s Sales and Services 203 S. Broadway Salisbury. Mo. 388 6325 Basketball 65 J.V. Beys Panthers Opponent 57 Paris 35 45 Glasgow 44 48 Moberly i 44 51 Westran 49 67 Marceline 20 78 North Callaway 43 44 Fayette £{37 46 Marceline 70 37 Slater 44 33 Westran 51 29 Westran 3! m 1 50 Brookfield 43 43 Marceline 78 j. H 1 20 V Slater 47 | 31 Paris Page 66: I. J. Browning. 7. D. Marek. 3. J. Vetter. 4. J. Vetter. L. Wooldridge. B. Ramsey. Page 67« I. M. Roling. 2. B. Ramsey. K. Ratliff. 3. on court. Front row: from left: B Menaugh. mgr.: B. Knippenberg. B. Ramsey. W. Pancoast. D. Abeln. B. Harmon. B Widmer. mgr. Second row R. Miller, mgr.: K. Ratliff. L. Wooldridge. D. Marek. J. Browning. J. Vetter. R. Armentrout. M. Green. G. Wood, head coach. 66 Basketball Freshman Beys From left, M Hutchinson. G. Clark. B. Ramsey. D. Durham. B Widmer. K. Ratliff. M Roling. A. Gray. M. Arni. head coach. The JV Boys basketball team had a superior year with a record of I I - 4. The Panthers' major accom- plishments were the defeats of Moberly and Glasgow. Salisbury finished second in the JV tour- nament. The Freshman boys had a season of experience this past year with a 2-5 record. The Panthers defeated Brookfield and Westran for their only wins. Experience gained this year should pay off in the future seasons. JIM COX INSURANCE AGENCY Farm i Home Agent� Salisbury. MO 388-3313 or 373-3360 MANION i SMITH INSURANCE 333 Broadway Salisbury. MO 65381 388 5851 SALISBURY PRESS SPECTATOR Supporting Salisbury Schools For 113 Years Basketball 67 Girls Track Front row: R. Lewis. P. Walter. T. Whitley. A. Schoonhoven. B. Hickman. M. Grosvenor. V. Taylor. Second row: J. Williams. M Marek. B. Day. R. Lewis. S. White. J. Hartmann. L. Young. Third row: A. McMillan. A. Billups. K. Marek. A. Yung. E. Zeltner. J. Slightom. Coach R. Dempsay. Page 68: I. A. Schoonhoven wins first in state discus competition. 2. R. Lewis wins fourth in state high jump competition. 3. B. Day and J. Williams 4. J. Williams. P. Walter Page 69: I. V. Taylor. 2. R. Lewis. 3. R Lewis. B. Day J. Williams. 4. P. Walter. S. B Hickman. 6. M. Grosvenor. 7. S. White. 8 Coach R Dempsay. 9. J. Hartmann. 68 Girls Track DOUG S CYCLE SHOP Salisbury. MO 65281 SHOW ME REAL ESTATE OF CENTRAL MO. INC. Salisbury. MO 388 6191 GESLING PRODUCE Salisbury. MO 65281 388 5611 Girls Track 69 Beys Track 70 Boyt Track THE WEIN INN RED WEIR FAMILY RESTAURANT i BAR ATHLETIC SUPPLIES SPORTSWEAR IS Miles N. of Hwy. 24 P.O. Box 673 on Hwy. 129 Columbia. MO 6S20I Page 71, I. J Wilhelm 2. R Lewis long jumping. 3. R. Lewis. 4. B. Scheiderer. 5. R. White. 6. J. Washam. 7. R. White long jumping. Boys Track 71 The 1984 Panthers base- ball team had a fine season with a record of 5 and 4. The season had a lot of rained out games. The Panthers were defeated by Moberly in game one but defeated Schuyler County in the fol- lowing game. They went on to defeat LaPlata, Sturgeon and Westran before they met up with Moberly again and were defeated twice. In district Salisbury beat Schuyler County again, but fell short of Westran for District Championship. Easeball Back rowi R. Wagner. K. McFadden. M. Green. R. McCubbins. K. Ginler. L Wooldridge. J. Springer. D. Durham. W. Pancoast. A. Gray. J. Washam. T. Crowder. L. Day. Coach J. Hoover. Front row: B. Ramsey. B. Quinn. T. Linneman. G. Armentrout. D. Linneman. M. Weimer. D. Ginter. P. Wright. B. Knippenberg. R. Armentrout. p. 72i I. D. Ginter: 2. D. Linneman: 3. G. Armentrout: 4. B. Quinn, p. 73: I. T. Linneman: 2. D. Linneman: 3. G. Armen- trout: 4. M. Weimer and G. Armentrout: 5. R. Armentrout: 6. K. Ginter: 7. L. Wool- dridge: 8. Coach J. Hoover. 12 Baseball Panthers Opponents 0 Moberly 4 18 Schuyler County 0 18 La Plata 6 8 Sturgeon 4 12 Westran 8 7 Moberly 16 1 Moberly 7 12 Schuyler County 0 5 Westran 6 Baseball 73 Cheerleaders From left to righti K. McGee. L. Blackwell. J. Hoover. J. Hinkle. A. McGuire. I. Nolke. Front to back' M. Hinkle. L. Wyatt. $. Davit. I. Bowen. r rf I P 71 The 1983-84 Cheerlead- ing «quad gave exuberant support at all the Salisbury games this year. The girls were chosen last year and attended I.C.F. Cheerlead- ing Camp at the University of Missouri at Columbia. Our cheerleaders attended the games cheering the teams on with the help of loyal fans. New cheerlead- ing uniforms and metallic pom-pons helped to boost morale among the cheer- leading squad. 74 Cheerleading A rf i% if ioc In The Snctliaht licmeccming ’83 Pag 76: I. W. leutung. M. Harris: 2. G. Royston: 3. B Hickman. S. Windmiller. Pag 77: I. M. Hutchinson. B. Ramsey: 2. S. Richey. A. Nanneman: 3. B. Widmer. S. Fink. A. Webber: 4. 3. Hinkle. A. McGuire: 5. 8. Quinn. C. Hayes: 6. Pregame Homecoming balloons. Spirit week at SHS was alive and kicking. Spirit and chaos were generated throughout the school as students wore their clothes inside-out. We had the opportunity to become a punk-rocker, relive the rip-roarin' days of the SO’s. portray the true meaning of the word nerd” or simply display our loyalty to SHS by wearing purple and gold. Chosen from these activities to represent SHS as the most spirited girl and guy were. Wendy Leutung and Brian Widmer. Spirit, however, is not only skin-deep. A valuable lesson was learned from this week: True spirit comes from within, a feeling to take pride in. in order to remember the great times of SHS. 76 Homecomin: The true spirit of SHS was manifested when the Salisbury Panther Football team captured a 40-15 victory from the North Callaway Thunderbirds to make this Salisbury's first homecoming victory in five years. r 1 t ± T . I Page 78 I. $. Guilford. R. Lewis. J. Grosvenor. D. McCubbinst 2. Team and Coach; 3. Game Action. During half-time, the pageantry of SHS was unfurled as Carla Jo Sumpter was chosen Homecoming Queen by vote of the student body. She reigned over the traditional Homecoming Dance with music provided by DJ. Express. The 1982-83 Homecoming is one that we will not soon forget. Queen and tier Court In the Spotlight Page 79: 3. Wendy leutung. Carla Sumpter. Kayla McGee. Sheila Beire. Lisa Cross. Robin Clark. Shelley Fuemmeler. Ann McGuire. Gail Ray. not shown: Jane Rolingi I. Carla Sumpter: 3. Ann McGuire. Carla Sumpter. Jane Roling. Gail Ray. Shelley Fuemmeler. Wendy leutung. Robin Clark. Kayla McGee. Lisa Cross. Sheila Biere. MSM Spraying HWY 24 West Bos 61 Salisbury. MO 388 6111 Salisbury Aerial Service. Inc. Custom Application of Chemicals. Seed Fertilizers 388-6113 ' I 79 Earmvarming The annual Barnwarm- ing dance held for and by FFA and FHA members was on October 15. 1983. It started off by entering through a tunnel of straw that ended with a slide. Later. last year's Queen Gayla Terry crowned Evelyn Henke as the new queen and Randy Weimer was given the traditional tie tack by the 1982 King Dale Stallo. Page 80: I. Queen Evelyn Henke and King Randy Weimer. 2. Evelyn Henke being crowned queen. 3. and 4. The dance. From left, front row; J. Stallo. S. Marek. J. Roling. T. Bom. Second row: A. Struble. G. Emmerich. R. Clark. J. Harrison. Third row: L. Meissen. L. Nolke. M. Wagner. R. Ablen. Fourth row: E. Henke. R. Weimer. 80 Barnwarming Ccurtwarming From lefti B. Ramsey. 8. Case. M. Grosvenor. B. Knippenburg. S. White. 0. Ginter. T. Linneman. L. Widmer. M. Grotewiel. C. Sumpter. R. Woods. S. Fuemmeler. Doug Ginter and Shelley White were chosen as King and Queen for the 1983 Courtwarming Festivities. They were attended by Bobby Jo Case and Brian Ramsey - freshmen: Mary Beth Grosvenor and Brent Knippen- burg - sophomores: Lisa Widmer and Troy Linneman - juniors. Shelley Fuemmeler. Carla Jo Sumpter. Ray Woods, and Mike Grotewiel were the senior attendants. The festivities began with a class feud among the four classes during the afternoon followed by the game that night against Fayette. A dance with music by D. J. Express followed the game. SWALLOW TROPHY SALES Salisbury. Mo. 65281 388-5734 Courtwarming 81 Prcm 9S4- Just Between You and Me reigned as the 1984 theme for the Junior - Senior Prom held on April 14. Frenzy provided an evening of dazzling entertainment. This year's king and queen candidates were: Sylvia Gentile. Evelyn Henke. Wendy Leutung. Gail Ray. Carla Sumpter. Greg Armentrout. Doug Ginter. Myron Weimer. Randy Weimer. and Jerry Widmer. This year’s King Myron Weimer and Queen Sylvia Gentile were crowned by the 1983 Queen Sandra Hinkle and King Roy Henke. Page 82. Construction scenes. I. J. Swallow. L. Fuemmeler 2. View from above. 3. B Hickman. J. Binder. K. Buffington 4 A. Parrish. D. Williams. S. S. Windmiller. L. Blackwell. 82 Prom Pag� 83. I. C. Sumpter. 2. G. Ray vi«iU W. Leutung. A. Noli. 3. A. McGuire. S. Guilford. 4. D. Ginter. L. Nolke. J Springer. E. Henke. 5. Queen Sylvia and King Myron. 1984 PROM JUST BETWEEN YOU AND ME EVELYN HENKE WENDY LEUTUNG GAIL RAY CARLA JO SUMPTER GREG ARMENTROUT DOUG GINTER RANDY WEIMER JERRY WIDMER • were honored as candidates - Prom 83 14 Prom Page 84: I. J. Grosvenor. J. Widmer. C. Kendrick. D. McCubbins. 2. R. Schluckebier. K. Weisman. K. Asbury and T. Linneman. 3. R. Woods and dale. 4. J. Widmer and date. S. $. Collet and date. J. Stallo and date. Compliments Of PRYOR ORCHARD 11 miles N. of Salisbury. MO PROFESSIONAL CARE CENTER Page 85« I. K Weisman. K. Ginter. 2. L. Widmer. Chariton Park Inc.. 388-6486 3. J. Widmer and group. 4. J. Stallo and date. 5. J. 902 New Street Salisbury. MO Hartmann. J. Washam. T. Coffman. M. Hinkle. 6. K. McGee and date. L. Crowley and date. 7. E. Henke and i. Springer. prom g5 Fall Flay The Very Great Grandson of Sherlock Holmes was presented as this year's fall play. The comedy-mystery, starring Dan Feiertag as Sherwood Holmes and Sheldon Richey as Doctor Watson, was performed on a Friday evening before a full house of M.M.A.P. admirers. Observing the story of Sherlock Holmes' decendant and his elementary way of solving mysteries proved to be a very entertaining way to spend an evening. From left lo right: A. Weber. F. Morris. K. Widmer. C. Cloyd. T. Fink, C. Sumpter. D. Feiertag. S. Richey. D. Roberts. J. Widmer. T. Crowder 86 Fall Play Page 86: I. C. Cloyd 2. K. Widmer 3. A. Weber 4. F. Morris 5. D. Roberts. C. Sumpter. T. Fink. 6. S. Richey. D. Feiertag 7. T. Crowder 8 J. Widmer Spring Play The best-worst thing that ever happened was used to describe the 1984 Spring Dinner Theatre presented by the M.M.A.P. The dinner theatre, which was held on April 5 8 6. was preceded by a banquet each night, provided by the F.H.A. The play entitled. The Wedding of the Year , brought much laughter as Alison Murchinson. played by Andrea Weber, found out her uncle was entering her in a Bride of the Year competition. There was never a dull moment while Alison, her family and her friends, proved to the audience that even the Wedding of the Year can be the best-worst thing that ever happened. p. 87. I. J. Widmer 2. D. Roberts 3. T. Crowder 4. C. Sumpter 5. BILLS THEATRES BILLS INSURANCE AGENCY T. Fink. F. Morris 6. S. Richey 7. D. Feiertag 8. A. Weber. B Widmer Phone 388-5219 Phone 388 5446 ____________________________________________________________________ Salisbury. MO Salisbury. MO Spring Play 87 mWALS WORTH PUBLISHING COM PA N Y MARCELINE MIMOIRI USA Robin Clark Linda Crowley Brian Flanagin Shelley Fuemmeler Doug Ginter Wendy Leutung Ann McGuire Shelley White Carla Jo Sumpter - editor Bonnie Humphrey - advisor mWALS WORTH PUBLISHING COMPANY