Salem Community High School - Salemarion Yearbook (Salem, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1980 volume:

pnm. . ■ -V I 1 „ e- � «« •, „ vSsteJmu w ■ % r V. - — yJf 7 jy NEW HORIZONS SALEMARION EIGHTY Salem Community High School Route 37 North Salem, Illinois 62881 Volume LI Table of Contents The Decade Review 2-16 Faculty and Staff 68-74 Organizations 83-102 Music 119-128 Class of '80 and Activities 156-164 Class Sections 17-67 Honors 75-82 Special Activities 103-118 Sports 129-155 Advertisements 165-219 1 The Decade Review - The Decade Review - The Decade Review - The Decade Review - The Decade Review Retracing steps . . . Remembering . . . The early 1970’s were unsettled times, and at the close of the decade 43 to 50 Americans were still being held hostage at the American Embassy in Iran. But, the years in between were years of change, expansion, struggle, and triumph at SCHS and elsewhere in the world. Rock-and-Roll music was overtaken by disco, the styles ranged from mini to maxi to knee-length skirts, and from pastel colors to bright shades of red and purple in new combinations. Although some fads, clubs, and activities no longer exist at SCHS, some things such as the style of prom dresses, and the Homecoming snake dance will still be around for students to enjoy in the 1980's. They are an important part of SCHS. They are tradition. On a national level, 1970 was a year of struggle and protest. Women actively demanded equal rights, and college students on campuses across the country demonstrated against U.S. intervention in Cambodia. But, at SCHS, the only demonstrations held were pep assemblies, as school spirit hit an all-time high. The student body thought the football 'Cats were “kool , even with their record of three and six. 1970-1970-1970-1970-1970-1970-1970-1970-1970-1970-1970-19701970-1970-1970-1970-1970-19 1971-1971-1971-1971-1971-1971-1971-1971-1971-1971-1971-1971-1971-1971-1971-1971-1971-19 In 1971, a Twenty-sixth amendment to the Constitution gave eighteen-year-olds the right to vote, and an ambitious student council was busy planning a mock election for the Seniors. Also this year, the Student Council sponsored a Fall Festival in place of the traditional Homecoming. Other active groups were the Dramatics Club (its last year), the Latin Club, and the enthusiastic Athletic Supporters , who made a come back in 1978. SALEM WILDCAT FOOTBALL TEAM (71-72) Salem 6 9 Centralia Salem 20 0 Bridgeport Salem 26 6 Flora Salem 6 14 Fairfield Salem 13 8 Mt. Carmel Salem 8 21 Lawrenceville Salem 36 22 Olney Salem 19 8 Carmi Salem 28 22 Mt. Vernon Worldwide, 1972 was an exciting year for the Mun- ich Sapporo Olympics. American swimmer Mark Spitz captured seven gold medals for the U.S. and petite Russian gymnast, Olga Korbut, became the darling of Olympic crowds with her tremendous perfor- mances. At SCHS, our own athletes were successful, too. Both the football and baseball teams placed second in the Conference, and the Basket- ball Wildcats earned the Championship in the Salem Invitational Tournament. 1972-1972-1972-1972-1972-1972-1972-1972-1972-1972-1972-1972-1972-1972-1972-1972-1972-19 1973-1973-1973-1973-1973-1973-1973-1973-1973-1973-1973-1973-1973-1973-1973-1973-1973-19 1973 saw cease-fire agreements signed in Vietnam, but the American POW’S returned to find the biggest political scandal in history taking place, as the Watergate investigations began. On the SCHS campus a fashion revolution struck as bright plaids, turtlenecks, and lace-up boots came into style. Verlea Bercutt was crowned Homecoming Queen this year, and Michelle Flanigan reigned as Prom Queen. August 8. 1974, Richard Nixon resigned from the Presidency. As Vice-President Gerald Ford took office, he promised, Our long national nightmare is over. For the SCHS band, 1974 was a year of accomplishments. Long hours and careful planning went into the 25th Annual Variety Show, and the Marching Wildcats gave a tremendous half-time performance in a downpour at Busch Stadium, for which they received a standing ovation. 1974-1974-1974-1974-1974-1974-1974-1974-1974-1974-1974-1974-1974-1974-1974-1974-1974-19 1975-1975-1975-1975-1975-1975-1975-1975-1975-1975-1975-1975-1975-1975-1975-1975-1975-19 Women seemed to dominate the news in 1975. In September Patty Hears!, 21-year-old newspaper heiress, was apprehended nine- teen months after being kid- napped by Symionese Liberation Army terrorists. Another young women, Lynette “Squeaky” Fromme, received a sentence of life imprisonment after attempting to assassinate President Ford. And the Equal Rights Ammendment failed to pass despite spirited campaign by many supporters. But women were gaining equality at SCHS. For the first time female athletes received a chance to show their ability on girls' basketball, volleyball, and softball teams. Further traditional roles were broken as students and teachers swapped positions for a day. Seen on the Scene: mood rings, T-shirts, and the layered look. The year 1976 marked the 200th birthday of our country, and everyone joined in the celebration. Bicentennial coins, $2 bills, parades, and red, white, and blue were every where. SCHS students had the Spirit of 76 and a great deal of school spirit, also. This enthusiasm led our football Wildcats to a thrilling victory over our arch rivals — the Centralia Orphans. This event will surely stand out in the records for years to come. 1976-1976-1976-1976-1976-1976-1976-1976-1976-1976-1976-1976-1976-1976-1976-1976-1976-19 1977-1977-1977-1977-1977-1977-1977-1977-1977-1977-1977-1977-1977-1977-1977-1977-1977-19 With 1977 came a nationwide CB craze, a new President who called himself |immv, and the premiere of the most widely viewed show in television history - Roots”. On the music scene, everyone was coming down with Saturday Night Fever” as the Bee Gee's recorded hit after hit. Also this year, Americans were sad- dened by the deaths of favorite entertainers Bing Crosby, Charlie Chaplin, and Elvis Presley. At SCHS good-byes were also said as Mr. Lance, Mr. Poole, Mr. Deason. Miss Wham, and Miss Stoafer. individuals who made lasting impressions on many lives, completed their last year of teaching. Also on campus, disco was forgotten for an evening as students jitter-bugged at the 50's Dance which was sponsored by the SALEMARION staff. Although the St. Louis Cardinal Football team failed to have a winning season in 1978, theSCHSgym was packed when the Cardinal All-Stars came to town to take on the Big Green Machine in a game of basketball. The Big Green Machine team, comprised of local basketball talent, was victorious over the Cardinal team in an exciting, fast-paced game. On a more academic level, six new teachers were added to the SCHS faculty in 1978 and on Career Interest Day students were given new insight to a variety of occupations in the workshops. Also this year, two big comebacks were made; the school play was presented again and the Athletic Supporters returned to promote school spirit. 1978-1978-1978-1978-1978-1978-1978-1978-1978-1978-1978-1978-1978-1978-1978-1978-1978-19 1979-1979-1979-1979-1979-1979-1979-1979-1979-1979-1979-1979-1979-1979-1979-1979-1979-19 As the decade drew to a close, approximately 50 Americans were still being held hostage in Iran, and no indication of their release had been made yet on the last day of the year. At SCHS, 1979 was a significant and prosperous year for almost everyone. Coach Koehler led the girls’ basketball team in a tremendously successful season, and new additions to the building contributed greatly to the progress being made in the athletic, industrial, business, and choral departments. 1980-1980-1980-1980-1980-1980-1980-1980-1980-1980-1980-1980-1980-1980-1980-1980-1980-19 1980-1980-1980-1980-1980-1980-1980-1980-1980-1980-1980-1980 1980-1980-1980-1980-1980-19 1980-1980-1980-1980-1980-1980-1980-1980-1980-1980-1980-1980-1980-1980-19801980-1980-19 The Decade Review-The Decade Review-The Decade Review-The Decade Review-The D Our lives have touched, briefly. We have expanded . . . Lost some . . . Learned more. We move on to a new era . . . A new set of goals . . . A new age of technology . . . New problems to settle . . . New discoveries . . . New opportunities . . . And many . . . NEW HORIZONS Seniors II happiness is our 14 ?|m?sl desire. then vvo sliniilil In-.ill 11«•! serious in our |Mirsnil nl it. Nnl lli.it it is outside of ourselves. so lli.il we must go somewhere to linil it It is insiili' us or now lion- . You in.iy In in school to help yoursell make a living: lint if that is your only ex| ei:lation. somnias soil may regret that you iliil not insist on mon Livings can In- lost .is well .is made. I.ifo as invisible as air. lint also as | crinnnent. is surrendered only with our last lirealh. Till |o Ilf lliMIlf! Srriotls” AiliIn‘M� li M.irk V.m Don � Ni‘vv York OmiviMillion for SIimIimiIs I luivi rsily of Illinois. IfNkf CLASS OF «0 Colors: green anil gold Flower yellow rose Motto: Out of school life, into life's school. Song: The Way We Were Officers: |oe Telford. President: Mel Fletcher. Secretary-Treasurer: Chclle Drill laker. Vice-President. Super Sports Class Clowns Flirt and Wolf Laura Butterfoss and Mike McCann Gail Heminover and Sam Foutch |anel Wheeler and Lcn Meador Pleasing Personalities lulie Jenkins and Randy Sands Likely to Succeed Susan Brace and Sieve Netemoyer 18 Seniors Fashion Apple Polishers Followers Disco Ducks Master Musicians Susan Klinglxril and |ue Telford Senior Favorites Seniors 19 Biggest Fish Rhonnio Addison Hlizalieth Adkins Kiilhy Allicrl Tinii M. Allison Tammy Applegate Jeanne M. Arnold Mike Ashhy Jimmy Ashworth |ohn Attelxjrry Sharon Bahrns Koliert Barcrofl Boh Barkley Tom Barnhart Connie Bartley Terry Bartley SheriII R. Beal Carol Beasley Doris Beasley Bill Beavin Boh Beckman 20 Seniors Kill Boll Diane Bern inn Wally Booher Konl Boyles Sandy Bovlos Kim Brandcbury Kandy Brantley l cc Bringwald Bruce Brinkerhoff Chelle Brubaker Susan la;Ann Bruce Rhonda Bullard Dave Bullock Don E. Bumgarner Laura Butterfnss Terri Byars Seniors 21 I Usa Gavins Carole Charlton Kim Childers Kelly Chitty Carmen Clark Miles Clark Peaches Clemens Beth Cobcrly Teresa Coleman Tim Conrad Maureen Cooney Bart Copplc 22 Seniors I roy Cannon David Ca| e Mike Car| cnter Al Carter 4 : j Chuck Grain Carla Crane Brenda Crouch Marcie Dagg Rod Daniels Rick Davis Theresa Dcnzik Ixslic Donoho Tammy Donoho Rick Doss Jeff Duncan Terry Easley Brad Eastin Carmoleta Eckheart Clark Ellis Miki Bullard Eubanks Brent Evans Lisa Fairchild Lisa Fcathcrstonc Tarry Fisher Seniors 23 Susan Fit .water Mol Fletcher |ohn Foster Randall I). Foutcli |immy Garner Delihio Garrett Kelly I). Phillips Garrett l,aura Goodwin |ulie Goes tree Riirry Green Hrenl Green |im Griffith Tracy Gnilien |oAnn llalfaere Clyde Hall |im llar|N!r |oy Harris Dehhin Hartwell Marsha Hawkins Amy Hays 24 Seniors Seniors 25 Kenny Mays Connie Heeszel Gail lleminover |ii ly Henson Wayne Herman Greg Hertel Mike Hills David Hiltibidai Dan Hoefer Eric Hofclich Koh Hollenkamp Tara Hollenkamp Tracy Horton Scott Hotze Debbie Howard Alice |ackson Fclecia |affords |nlio Jenkins Silo |onscn Ii,ni),ii,i |oll Terry |ohnson Kelly Justice Kerry Keele Walter R. Kershaw IV Susan Klinglieil Glen Klomp Jeanyne Krueger Carol Lawrence Chorie Lee Clay Loyd Ron Lux Mike McCann 26 Seniors Kim McCleary Mickey McDaneld Sheri McDonough Pam McKinzie Doug McWhorter Dan Manske Korl Martin Phil Martin Lloyd Marvel Marlena Masters harry Maxey Melinda Maxey lain Meador Kick Meador Tom Merta Bob Meyer Harry Michael Randy Miller Susan Mitchell ('aria Moore Seniors 27 Hutch Monro Vicki Monro Akin Morion |off Morris Pam Most larger David Mount Mimi Million Stovo Murphy Cindy Murray Lean Murray Stovo Nolomoyor Karon Nix Shorn,’ Oiler Peggy Oulrey l.isa Perry Marsha Perry Betsy Potrea Stephen Phillips David Pickett David. Pierce 28 Seniors Linimio Pontioiis Theresa Potter Julie A. Pmtt Cindy Presgrovo Rick Price Cay Stuber Prosise Andrea Purcell Terry Purcell Vernon Quandt Klizalieth Rade Richie Rislonlni Teen a Renfrew Dave Robinson Chris Roe Cary Rose |ulia Ruckman Seniors 29 |im Runyon Deann Silver Diann Sauer Piiul Saikiii Randy Sands Tom Shehorn Emmett Shoemaker Rhonda Shoemaker |im Smith Keith Smith Lorna Smith Duane Snow Kathryn Snow Troy S|jencer Marchelle Sprietlcr Shelia Storey 30 Seniors W - Holly Stroud Paula Stroud Darrell Sallens Pam Summers Kandy Swain Darla Tackett Susan Tate |oe Telford Bob Tomes Jeff Trammel Mandy Travclstead Louie Tucker Lori VanHorn R xlnev VanNatta Glenda VanScyoc Becky Vertrees Trade Rajcan Waggoner Sherene Warnecke Rober Watson Janet Wheeler Seniors 31 Cindy Whitney Ih� ;r 'l Willi mils Ellen Williams Mark Williams Cilia Wilson Jim Wisniewski Margaret Ann Woods Tania Woodward Alcla Organ Wooldridge Liz Worlow Greg Wright Megan Young Slieena Rose Young Terri ). Zeidler Camera Hliv: Mark Adams. |on Ander- son. Tommy Hryan, Donald Keilli Carlton. Holtliy Church. I.iuda Collier. Mieliael Crain. Tony Douolio. Hr nee Duncan. Kick Kveland. Tony I'errell. Tom Hall. Doris Henson. Sharon Higdon. Carolyn Hill. |olm |ounlan. Mary Koch. Randall l.agow. Danny Lmdreth. Kd I Kingston. Martha Pereira. (Hen Russell. I.esa Scott, Duane Shinskcy. Dennis Sloan. David Soder- lierg. Julie Stanford. Kandy Shirr. Jeffery Tale. Gene Thompson. Sandy Todd. Tony Tomes. Richard Travis. Rick I Insell. Cathy I hisell. Joyce Weather- ford. |eff Whitworth. |ay Wilkins. Teresa Wiseman. 32 Seniors Juniors WHAT IT MEANS TO BE YOUNG Youth is not a time of life: it is a state of mind: it is not a matter of rosy cheeks, red lips and supple knees: it is a matter of the will, a quality of the imagination, a vigor of the emotions: it is the freshness of the deep springs of life. Youth means the predominance of courage over timidity, of adventure over the love of ease . . . junior Class Officers: Tami Renfrow. President: Mary' Keele. Vice-President: Tela Smith, Secretary-Treasurer. juniors 33 Dave Addison Terri Akes Tim Allison Kolin Ambuehl Dcnice Andersen Alan Anderson Bob Attebcrry Jim Baity Dorthy Baker Beth Baldridge Barb Barkley Brent Bartley Billy Beasley Luj uana Beasley Tom Beavin Alan Bell Jerry Bell Danny Bicknell Tammy Birth Gayla Black Greg Black Angela Blankenship Mike Bolton Mark Bookhout Bruce Bowers Kim Bradshaw Greg Branch Beth Brinkerhoff Mary Broadway Doug Broom Connie Bryan Mike Bullard Bill Burge Tony Burgess Sheri Burlcyson Mike Butler Tommy Butler Greg Butts Tony Childers Sue Coberly Teresa Collard Linda Collier Sherri Collier Susan Cone David Coughlin (eanie Cripps Brad Crow- Lisa Davis Barbara Decker Rodney Decker a. Oh no. I lost another contact, b Steve Waggoner is working hard in History, c. “I don t think this looks like the one in the book.” c. Juniors 35 Jerry Don oho Sherry Donoho David Downen Mark Draper Mary Jane Duncan Brad Durbin Lisa Dye Deborah Easley Julie Eaton Joanna Eddings Tim Eller Terry Erwin Mickey Ferrell Brad Finney Chuck Fisher Steve Flora Bonita Frankrone Kenny Frankrone Kathy Freidhof Debbie Fry 36 juniors Jeanne Gardner Laura Gardner Jean Ann Garner Lori Ann Gamer Tracy Garrison |oni Gaule Cyndi Gaylord Nanette Gerec Sheila Goostree Cheryl Gordon Karlctta Gary Brad Green |ohn Green john Greenlee Donna Guerrettaz Cyndi Hahn Lisa Halfacre Sharon Halfacre |ulie Haney Scott Hanson a Anita Watts finds Concert Choir very exciting l Nancy Piper’s tme feelings arc revealed when Both Radc tries to steal Nancy's coat. c. Boh Attcbcny takes a nap in Mr. Bryant’s History Class juniors 37 Brad Hargis Vickie Harmon |anie Haught Carolyn Hawkins Sheri Ivn Hays Troy Hays Dena Heflin |ay Henke Kathy Henson Carolyn Hester Doug Hester Marion Hilmcs Tom Hoefer Roger Hollenkamp Barbara Holmes Larry Holmes Tina Holmes Susan Holsapple Mark Hopkins Mike Horton Wade Howe Lisa Howie Dave |ones Debbie Jones Lauren Jones 38 Juniors a. Marion Hilmes finds typing class very exciting! b. Theresa Tidwell | erforms acupuncture on a potato? c. Kim Warfield is caught sewing a new vest Robert Jones Phil jose |ohn |ourdan Mary Keele |eanette Kcifer Kyle Kell Janice Kelly Bernadette Kern Harry Kershaw Mike Kingery Karen Lagow Linda Lammers Robert Landers Alice Langston Shawn Latch Kay Lester |im Lcuty Kris Little Rhonda Littrcll David Lowery Rick Lyons Doval McLean Dotty Mahon Brenda Manning Mileah Meador juniors 39 Rebecca Meador Theresa Mercer Michele Merta Cindy Meyer |on Meyer Janice Michael Lisa Middleton Greg Miller Tammic Milner Danny Molcnhour Allan Monical Gisela Montes John Moore Mark Moore Lisa Morgan Molly Morris Bill Morton Jack Morton 40 Juniors Jeff Mount Mike Murphy Ric Murry Tracy' Neff Robby Neudecker Allen Nye Anthony Page Kent Peper Chris Peradotti Steve Peterson Eddie Petrea Kasev Phillips Kevin Phillips |oc Phoenix Nancy' Piper Bob Plaschkc Tanara Poland Rodney Pollard luniors 41 Neena Pontious Troy Porter David Pulley Brent Qualls Larry Rankin Linda Rankin Troy Reed Tami Renfrew Larry Rice Chris Roberts Laurie Roberts |eana Rollinson Maria Rorie Anne Ruschcr Connie Sager Danny Sanders |on Sanders Kim Sanders Marla Sapp Peggy Scarbrough Tena Schmidt Randy Schwartz Robbie Seaton Thelma Simmons Debbie Smith Karla Smith Norm Smith Scott Smith Tela Smith Janet Snow Jerry Sparling Brett Sprietler J C Stahlman Tammy Stein Cheryl Sullens Brenda Sweet Tracy Teel Bill Telford Doug Telford Melissa Thomas Chris Thompson Bob Thoms Brenda Thorsen Theresa Tidwell Mike Todd Mike Tolliver Greg Tracy Steve Waggoner David Wall Mike Waller c. a. Needles aren't too tasty, are they. Karla? b. There is a right and a wrong way to get your fingers out of a motor explains Bob Attcberry. c. Is Dan Bicknell allergic to potatoes? (uniors 43 Steve Wallis Kim Warfield Dottic Watson Anita Watts Steve Way man Cindy Webb Mark Webster Brett Weems Milrca Weems Anita Wcnning Sharon West Flo Whitaker Brenda White Kent Wichlc Den a Wiggins Shari Wigginton Greg Williams Paul Williams Carl Wiseman Rue Woodruff 44 juniors Darla Wyalt Alan Young Tina Zurbriggen luniors not pictured: Shawn Cavins. Paul Clark. Kevin Collier. Joni Combs. Tim Eulianks. Jack Gill. Deann Hanna. Roger Hollcnkamp. Eric Krumwicdc. Ronald Landreth. Ron Parker, Albert Pereira. Larry Rice. Carla Sill. Kevin Thrash. d. a. Theresa Mercer gets caught writing love notes to one of her guys, b Beth Radc tells it like it is! c. This is a Dance Marathon? d Gail and Kathy practice a new team lay-up. c Who at S.C.H.S. is starting a grapefruit diet? juniors 45 Sophomore Class Officers: |oni Taylor. President: Lawain McNeil. Vice-President: Nancy Boyd, Secreta ry-T reasurer. Sophomores Nobody grows old merely by a number of years. We grow old by deserting our ideals. Years may wrinkle the skin, but to give up enthusiasm wrinkles the soul. Worry, doubt, self-distrust, fear and despair — these bow the heart and turn the spirit back to dust. Whether sixty or sixteen, there is in every human being's heart the love of wonder 46 Sophomores Rill Addison Robert Aldcrson |.� son Alscpt Tony Alvis Sonia Anderson Stephanc Anderson Lynn Anspach Chris Arnold Pam Arnold David Ashby Tracy Ashworth Hobby Bahms lack Bailey Uiura Bailey Craig Bartley Shcllic Beal Rarliara Beckham Kevin Beer |ane! Bell jacquclinc Berger Alan Black Brad Blank Greg Booher Brian Bower Amy Boyd Nancy Boyd Paula Branch LeAnn Brandebury Travis Branson Kim Brantley a. “Who took down the fingering chart? b. Mrs. Allan's room decorations take 3rd place at Christmas. b Sophomores 47 Mike Brault |iilie Broom Mella Bryan Becky Burley son Brad Butler Gary Byars Tony Cannon )ohn Cape Mark Carlton Pat Casconi Scott Casner Cathy Charleton Tina Chitwood |im Chmiel Bill Clark |anet Clark Mark Clark Kaelin Colclasure Pat Col lard Angela Collum Mark Copple Bcnita Cornett Greg Crenshaw |im Dagg Cynthia Daniels 48 Sophomores a. Is Hi-Tri always this interesting?” b. Is it sticking yet? c. Mountain Grown. Trov Daugherty Wendell Daugherty Terric Decker Trov Decker Dana Demaris Kelly Denzik Eddie Dodson Perry Donoho Joseph Donohue Stephanie Eddings Ray Ellcrd Denicc Ellis Sarah Felgattcr |crry Fitzwater Eddie Foster Tina Foster Mike Frailey Debbie French |ulie Friend Lori Garden Danny Garrett |im Gaule Chcric Gentry Steve Gilkeson Cindy Goodin Sophomores 49 Uh. oh - 25 demerits for eating in the bandroom!” 50 Sophomores Robin Gordon Tina Gordon Dawn Grafton Carol Green Melinda Green Bob Hahn Tom Hall Jurgen Hammer Stuart Hanna Brenda Harmon Karen Hawkins Rob Hays Charlotte Heeszel Laura Higdon Billy Hill Mark Hills Pete Hofelieh Lori Hoilenkamp Doug Holsapple Ron Hooten Paul Hopkins Kendra Homer Steve Hotze |ulic Howard |eff Huff How would YOU like lo be out here practicing this early in the morning?!?! |unct Huss Rhonda Inlxxlen Danny |ackson Sharon felt Beth Johnson Kenny Johnson Robert Johnston Sandy |ohnston Steve Jones Bill lose Carol |oiirdan Marty Jourdan Neil Kassel Florence Kern Tony Kilgore Brenda Kirgan Susan Kleiboeker Cindy Klingbeil Tammy Koelling Douglas Lawrence Kathy luingston Carla Lewis Joe Lewis Both Lcyerle Donny Linder Sophomores 51 Nancy Linder Ronnie Linder Steve Linder Pam Luttrell Mike Lux Sheryl McCleary April McCaughy |erry McIntosh Lawain McNeil Sherry Malkey Brent Mann Madonna Manning Terri Manske Lana Marshall Chad Martin |im Martin Julie Martin Kern’ Martin Keith Meigs Robbie Menson 52 Sophomores Mark Middleton Hope Moon Frank Moore Periann Moore Rita Morgan Bruce Morris Terrill Mosbarger Delora Mount Pat Mullen Kevin Murray Joe Myers julic Mvers Rhea Nall Beth Nattier |oc Nix Kathy Oliver Kevin Organ Steve Oswald Renee Owens Brad Pate |anicc Patterson Lori Pcndle Joyce Peterson Shorn Phelps Nancy Phillips a. I wonder if he's looking? b. Has she noticed me yet? c. “He’s not just cutting squares, he is a square! c. Sophomores 53 54 a. Sam Phillips Rocky Pilts Ron Pilts John Potter Sheila Powless Becky Price Kathy Pulley Gaff Purcell Robert Purcell Richard Quandt Angie Rakcrd Malissa Rankin |im Rice Terri Rippee Donnie Rogers Jackie Runyon Tim Runyon Jim Russell Theresa Russell Jane Saikia David Sands Rob Sands Gary Sapp Joe Schram Sarah Schwartz Doug Sellers Jake Shanafclt Armon Shielze Bill Shoemaker Diana Shoemaker Steve Shular Terry Sill Ron Simpson Jeri Singletcrry David Sloan Gale Smith Tony Smith Tracy Smith |ay Soger Cindy Southard Diana Spangler Doug Squibb Laura Stecvcns Harold Stevenson John Stevenson a. Three of a kind is better than a pair. b. Only Mother knows, c. G . . . r . . . c . . . d. Did you say cut it or Tara” it? d. c. Sophomores 55 Cathy Stone Tom Storey Hiirl� «ira Stormont Gary Stormont Andy Sullens Roh Sullivan |oni Taylor Ron Thomas George Thompson Bartfcira Thoms Marsha Thurston Rachael Toler Sandy Van Natta Shelly VanNatta Allan Wallace Mike Webb Angie Weems Mark Wcichlein Da than West |udy West c. Suetta White Ruby Wilkerson Debbie Wilkins |canie Wilkins Cheryl Williams Greg Williams Louis Williams Mike Williams Phil Williams Rebekah Williams Dorothy Williamson Chris Wilson David Wilson Joey Wimberly Tony Wimberly Cheryl Wisniewski Mark Wood Rae Woodruff Elva Woodward jim Woodward Sophomores 57 Mindy Wright Camera Shy: Jennifer Arnold. Quinton Barbre, Michael Bell. Cindy Carlen. Mitchell Kstcp. Keith Kirgan. Richard McNcw. Tom Philli| s. Joanna Toth. Greg Weaver. Vicki White. a b. a. It looks like we found a keyboard watcher, b. If a picture paints a thousand words . . . c. Is it true a stitch in time saves nine. Cathy?” 58 Sophomores c. Freshmen . . . the sweet amazement at the stars and the starlike things, the undaunted challenge of events, the unfailing childlike appetite for what-next, and the joy of the game of living. You are as young as your faith, as old as your doubt; as young as your self-confidence, as old as vour fear; as voting as vour hope, as old as your despair. SAMUEL ULLMAN Freshman Class Officers: Susan Butterfoss, Vice-President; Lucion Boyles. President; Lucinda Phelps; Secretary - Treasurer. Freshman 59 Anitc Addison Lori Addison Armando Aguilar Tim Albert Donna Allen Cathy Allison Darla Andersen Blaine Anderson John Andrews Kim Archer Shirley Arnette Lynne Arnold Vera Arnold Debbie Atteberry Lisa Atteberry Steven Austin Angie Ayres Jeff Baker Susan Bid! Bambi Barbre Lori Barker |im Barringer Darrin Bartley Linda Bass Mimi Bazzetta Robert Beard David Beasley Susan Beavin Debbie Beckman |anel Beckman Richard Bell David Berger Becky Berning Sarah Bicknel) Gary Bolton Larry Bolton Neil Bowen Lucian Boyles Wade Bradshaw Julie A. Branch Julie M. Branch Terry Branch David Brantley Bobby Brault Cynthia Bredar Sheri Brooks Don Brown Gale Brown Ranae Brubaker Ray Brubaker Jay Bruce Bobby Bryan Pam Buchanon Robbie Bullard Tina Bullard Mike Burge Troy Burroughs Carla Bushuo Susan Butterfoss Angie Butts Paul Byars Tina Cannon lames Carpenter jim Cavins Rick Chandler Bill Cheatum Kevin Clark Shelly Clark Mike Claybourn Beverly Clinton a. Is something interesting happening in the bandroom? b Whistle while you work. c. Who's going to win this race? It looks like Mark Silvey is taking an early lead. Freshmen 61 Leroy Collier Sharon Collier Joey Combs Francis Cook Connie Courson Tammie Crenshaw Vickie Crenshaw Cristy Crouch Matt Crundwell Chuck Daniels Bill Davis Mark Decker Larry Dodson David Donoho Phyllis Donoho Sharon Donoho Terry Donoho Tracy Donoho Dana Dunbar Tony Duncan Scot! Easley Eric Eckheart Dennis Edgeworth Nancy Eskew Ben Evans Jeff Fairchild Steve Farley Sharon Ferrell Scott Fitch Virginia Flippen Annette Frailey Doug Fyke Van Gardner Ray Gamer |ohn Garrison Neal Gibbens a. Say what?!? b. Patty cake, patty cake, a. baker's man! c. Sleeping in class seems to be a favorite pastime among some S.C.H.S. freshmen, d. When E.F. Hutton speaks everyone listens. 62 Freshmen b. Richard Goodall Dodie Gooslree Tom Gordon Cheryl Green Shelly Gruben Vickie Halfacre Wanda Halfacre Kevin Hallerman Manning Haney Richard Haney |o Harper Greg Harris Rodney Harvey |ulic Haughl Bryan Hawkins David Hawkins Larry Hays Nick Hays Kenny Helm Robin Helm Tim Helm Mary Henson Connie Herrington |anet Hester |im Hester Greg Hill |ohn Hill Marcia Hilmes Darrin Hinck Lillie Holmes Tracy Howard Kim Hun ley [)onnic Ingram Donna Irvin |amic |effords Bill |ohnston Freshmen 63 64 Freshmen Kristy Jones Lynne Jones Mike Kavanaugh Kenny Keleher Alan Lance Roy Landers John Larson Tawana Leckronc Chu Lee Keith Lester Robin Littrell Amy Livesay Bmcc Livesay Junior Loguc Steven McConnaughhay George McCubbins Derek McClean Susan Me Roy Cuong Ma Due Hicn Ma Due Jody Maroney Suzi Martin Dale Maxcv Jeff Meador Steve Melton Scott Meyer Becky Michael Chris Middclton |amie Mikutis lack Mills Mike Mitchell |cnny Molenhour Steve Monica I Caroline Monroe Bobby Moore No. one copy of the English exam will l e enough Mrs Andersen. Connie Moore Richard Moore Jerry Mount Paula Moyer Amy Myers Ron Nepsha Scott Nielson Danny Nix Kirk Organ Tina Page |cssie Parker Stan Parker Lucinda Phcl|� s Tommy Philli| s Kim Pierce Steve Pitts Debbie Porter Steve Powell Robbie Prosise Melanie Purcell Robert Quandt David Quick Jamie Renfrew Lou Ann Rhodes Monty Rilex Cathy Rogers Lisa Rogers Mike Rogers Robert Sager Mary Saikia Shelly Sammons Cindy Sanders Jeff Scott Tammy Scott Theresa Shietze Freshmen 65 a. The freshmen football players are all psyched up for their game b. J immy. this is your tummy talking, c. Five-O ma'am, we need to ask you a few questions. Marsha Shoemaker Venice Shoemaker Barry Shook |ohn Sills Mark Si Ivey Howard Simmons Brad Smith Tommy Smith Lisa Snow Alicia Snyder Laurie Soger Jeff Squibb Tom Steinmann Dennis Stilwell Jeffrey Stroud Kerry Stuber Penny Stuber David Sullens Brett Sullivan Steve Sweet lames Sweney Denise Tackett Becky Tate Jackie Tate Jay Tate Mary Taylor Gary Teel Janet Thomas John Thomas Michael Thomas 66 Freshmen Lydia Tidwell Crystal Trammel Christy Travclstead Linda Van Horn Cara Weber Bcllcssa Weems Debbie Weems Scott Weems Sherrie West Tony West |immy Wheeler Chris White Christine White Robert White Mike Whitworth Rob Wilkins |on Wilson Stacey Wilson Randy Wimberly Roy Wiseman Camera shy: Charles Bal- lard. Tina Bates. Pat Bu- shuc. Mike Cavins. Goldie Clark. Mary Lou Dodson. Mark Fender. Michael Hammes. Bobby Heflin. Sandy Heflin. Carol |our- dan. Tracy Martin. Robert Meyer. Peter Pokojski. Tony Tillery. Tony Vaughn. Dorothy Williamson. Ron Wimberly. Freshmen 67 3 Faculty Staff Those who educate children well are more to be honored than even their parents, for these only give them life, those the art of living well. Aristotle 68 Faculty and Staff Art And Music Business Ken Brewer Doug Cosby | Patrick Henning Mike Register Helen Allen Carl Byers Maxine Hawley Bery l |ett Career Preparation English |udy Barylske [Donna Brinkerhoff Brenda Engel lames Green Bette Kagy Tish Long Kathy Simmons Marilyn Teel Janet Terlizzi Foreign Language Media Center Steven Sacco Marcia Schofield lames Guthrie Lael Horn Guidance History Bernard Bryant Richard Easley |im Koehler joann Sager Home Economics |an Luse Verna Piper |ody Smalley Sandy Tinsley Math Roger Chitty Louis Daniels Bob Eller Greg Grucnkeymeyer JoAnn Wahlstrom P.E. And Nurse Jim Corrona Holly Henderson Steve Horrell Darrell Stein Melissa Wollin Faculty and Staff 71 Health And Science 72 General Studies Linda Ellwood Kathy Finney Sharon Frankland Mike Gunter Lillian Phillips Secretaries And Aids Nancy Andersen Dorothy Bruce Loretta Garich Pat McArthur Sherry Morton Kirby Phillips John Raymcr Philip Shaw Kim Smith Cooks Martha Collier Martha Ferguson Freida Gaston Ida Smith Custodians Bob Easley Henry' Gaston Herb Gaston Doug Goodwin Ronald Powell David Skelton George Watson |esse Weems Bus Drivers Burl Moore Ralph Brambley Denise Martin Arnold Tate Eddie McIntosh Art Stanley Pint Stevenson Gene |ohnson Reuben Piilani Faculty and Staff 73 Board First row: Pat McArthur. Gene Duncan. Roger Bartley. Gerald Purcell. Harold Blank. Second row: Dr. Robert Raver. Harry Maxey. Bill Hawley. Jerry Phillips. Dr Kerry McClain. George C. Lewis. Administration Dr. Robert Raver. Superintendent Dr Kerry McClain. Principal George C. Lewis. Assistant Principal A liberal education is the education which gives a man a clear, conscious view of his own opinions and judgments, a truth in developing them, an eloquence in expressing them, and a force in urging them. It teaches him to see things as they are. to get right to the (joint, to disentangle a skein of thought, to detect what is sophistical, and to discard what is irrelevant . . . He is at home in any society, he has common ground with every class; he knows when to speak and when to be silent. |ohn Henry Newman National Honor Society: First Row: Megan Young. Marchelle Sprietler. Connie Bartley. Susan Bruce, Sandy Boyles. Tarry Fisher. Second Row: Marsha Perry, Clyde Hall. Alan Morgan. Steve Netemeyer. Dan Hoefer. Paul Saikia, Tracy Horton. Julie Goostree. Third Row: Deann Sager, Jim Wisniews- ki. Larry Maxey. Rick Doss. Bill Beavin. Fourth Row: Julie Jenkins. Laura Butterfoss. Teena Renfrow, Mimi Mullen, Maureen Cooney. Carole Charlton. Not Pictured: Carla Crane. Beth Rade. Glen Russell, and Gina Wilson. 76 Honors Salutatoriam Rick Doss Valedictorian: Marsha Perry SAR and DAR: Clyde Hall and Susan Bruce Outstanding Juniors: |eana Rollinson and Tom Hoefer Spanish Honor Society: Terry Erwin. Sandy Boyles. Tammie Milner. Debbie Fry. Lisa Halfacre. Cheryl Gordon. Marla Sapp. Angie Blankenship. Bob Plaschke. Mark Hopkins. Brett Weems. Kent Boyles. Bart Copple. Alan Young. Mike Waller. Carla Moore. Lori Van Horn. Marsha Perry. Illinois Math League Contestants present for picture were Megan Young. Dan Hoefer. Debbie Fry. Tarn’ Fisher. Glen Klomp. Kevin Phillips. Sandy Boyles. Alan Morgan. Barbara Holmes. Lisa Halfacre. Steve Netemevcr. Rick Doss. David Robinson. Terry Erwin. Kolin Ambuehl. Anne Ruscher. Paul Saikia. Denny Sloan. Steve Wayman. Brent Bartley. Chris Roberts. Eric Hofeiich. Brett Weems. Tom Beavin Honors 77 a. Bov's Basketball - |amcs Petrea. Best Defensive Player; Mr Sutter. Coach; David Nall. Most Valuable Player and Most Frecthrows; Bill Linder. Most Rebounds, b. Girls Basketball - Marcea Hartwell. Most Rebounds: Diane Beasley and Carla Haney. Most Valuable Players: Marla Sapp. Best Freethrow Average, c. Baseball - Garry |ones. Most Valuable Player. |cff Morris. Highest Batting Average, d. Softball - Diane Beasley. Most Valuable Player; Anne Ruscher. Best Batting Average c. Track - Kent Boyles. Most Improved Player: Dan Schwartz. Most Valuable Player. Carla Haney and Tarry Fisher. Most Valuable Players; Sandy Boyles. Most Improved Player f Broadcasters All Conference Football - 1st Row Butch Moore. 1st Team Defensi?; Steve Waggoner. 1st Team Defense: 2nd Row • Mr Stein - Coach of the year; Scott Hotze. 1st Team Defense g Fall Banquet - Steve Waggoner. All Conference: |ohn Foster. Most Valuable Runner; Tim Filer. Lowest Golf Average; Scott Hotze. Most Improved Player and Most Tackles; Butch Moore. Most Valuable Player and Best Back; Miles Clark. Best Lineman; Steve Wayman. Most Improved Player, h. Fall Banquet - Carol Beasley - All Conference: Anne Ruscher. All Conference; Marla Sapp. Most Valuable. Best Spiker. Best Server. All Conference: Rae Woodruff. Most Improved Player; Perianne Moore. Most Valuable Player, i. All State Tennis - Mandy Travelstcad and Periann Moore, j. I.M E.A. - 1st Row: Sheri Burlcyson. Lori Vanhorn, |im Martin 2nd Row; Carm Eckhcart. Darla Wyatt. Ellen Williams. Alan Young. Tracy Teel. Carla Crane. 3rd Row ; |ohn Atteberry. Phil Martin. Jay Soger. Honors 79 Intramurals a. 1979 Intramural Volleyball Champs were: Mandy Travelstead. Kenny Hays. Deann Soger. Emmett Shoemaker. Keith Smith. Randy Sands. Not pictured: Rhonda Shoemaker. Charlene Patton, b. Chess and Checker Champs of 1980 were Jimmy Wheeler, second place checker champ: Joe Donohue, first place chess champion. Not pictured: Brent Qualls, second place chess champion and first place checker champion, c. Intramural Table Tennis singles champions for 1980 were: Phil Marlin, fourth place; Jamie Henke, third place: Ric Murry, second place; and first place was won by Mike Carpenter. 80 Honors « a. The winners in the table tennis doubles were Kelly Denzik and Rhea Nall, who took first, and Dan Hoefer and Phil Martin who captured second. b First place Basketball Team winners. First row: Randy Sands. David Pierce. |im Griffith. Mike Carpenter, coach Second row: Mike Ashby. Kenny Hays. Keith Smith. c. The winners in weightlifting were: Lightweights: |ohn Foster took first. Jon Atteberry was second, and Pete Hofelich was third In middleweights: John Moore took first. Mark Williams was second In heavyweights: Dave Addison was first, while Lucien Boyles took second. Honors 81 a Mike Carpenter is on his way to a victory b Gee. I didn't expect to win anything! c. Steve Wayman - Most Improved Player and 1980 Captain, d. Jim Hawley presented the Coach of the Year 1979 award to Coach Darrell Stein, c. Marcea Hartwell presents Coach Koehler with an award from the girl's basketball team, f Phil Jose and Greg Miller arc receiving their JV Basketball awards, g. The 1978-79 Varsity Cheerleaders Staff - First Row Pam McKinzie. Most Improved: Susan Fyke. Captain; Kathi Chittv. Most Spirited: Sharon Bahms. Second Row: Mrs. Stuart. Sponsor; Tara Hollenkamp. Chelle Brubaker. Margaret Ann Woods, julie |enkins. Coach Jack Sutter. 82 Honors Reverence for life . . . does not allow the scholar to live for his science alone, even if he is very useful to the community in so doing. It docs not permit the artist to exist only for his art. even if he gives inspiration to many by its means. It refuses to let the business man imagine that he fulfills all legitimate demands in the course of his business activities. It demands from all that they shoidd sacrifice a portion of their own lives for others. All crt Schweitzer N.Y. Times |an. 1955 83 Student Council b. a First row: |.C. Stahlman. Darrell Sullens. Chuck Crain. Laura Butterfoss. Tom Hoefer. Larry Maxey. Paul Saikia. Terry Erwin. Ncena Pontious. Jeana Rollinson Second row Mr. Woodruff. Mike Kavanaugh. John Atteberry. Melanie Purcell. Betsy Petrea. Margaret Ann Woods. John Cape. Beth Leyerle. Sam Phillips. Steve |ones. Dena Heflin, b. Student Council is busy at one of their regular Tuesday meetings, c. Student Council Officers: Laura Butterfoss. Secretary; Paul Saikia. President: |eana Rollinson. Treasurer; Margaret Ann Woods. Vice President 84 Organizations 1 Student Council Activities The 1979-1980 Student Council is involved in many activities to benefit the student body They provided the students with two assemblies. One of these was the Pantomime Act which is in the upper left hand corner Beside the traditional Homecoming and Christmas activities, the S.C. also sponsored the Dance Marathon. Valentine Dance, and many other record dances This year the counci donated a memorial to Herbert B. Davis, a former English teacher, on the football field, which is depicted in the upper right hand comer. In doing this, they made a new school flag designed by Clyde Hall, which is in the lower left hand comer The coat of arms on the flag is split into four sections The top left section contains an open book and an atom representing academic studies. The top right section has a rolling pin and a sprouting seed to represent the vocational studies. In the lower left section, a half note and an eighth note represents the fine arts. The lower right section has an Olympic symbol and a winged foot for each of the fourteen school organizations. The green strip on the left of the flag stands for the faculty, the center red strip is for the student body and the green strip on the right represents the administration. The four large white stars in each comer symbolizes the freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior classes. Organizations 85 SS Club Junior And Senior 86 Organizations Junior And Senior Freshman And Sophomore Carolyn Hester. Lisa Morgan. Cindy Gaylord. Brenda Sweet. Cheryl Gordon. Brad Crow. Linda Collier. Karla Smith. Beth Baldridge. Paul Williams, julie Eaton. Tina Zurbriggen. Kim Warfield. Melissa Thomas. Shari Wiggington, Cheryl Sullens. Bob Plaschke. Tracy Teel. Dorothy Baker. Doug Hester. David Downen. Jerry Bell. Connie Sager. Joni Combs. Doug Broom. |on Sanders. Dale Maxey. Tami Renfrow. Teresa Collard. Bill Telford. Marla Sapp. Tina Schmidt. Mike Morton. Troy Porter. Sheila Goostree. Dena Heflin. Wade Howe. Tammy Birth. Tom Hoefer. Sherri Collier. Sharon West. Angela Blankenship. Denice Andersen. Peggy Scarbrough. Barbara Decker. Nanette Gerec. Brenda White. Mary Jane Duncan. |ohn (ourdan. Debbie Fry, Neena Pontious. Lisa Halfacre. Sherry Donoho. Nancy Piper. Greg Black. Marien Hilmes. |ean Ann Gamer. Greg Branch. Jeff Mount. Darla Wyatt. |anice Michael. Milrea Weems. Laura Gardner. Lori Gamer, Chris Roberts. Debbie Smith. Dottie Watson. Ed Petrea. Sherilyn Hays. Jim Leuty. Bernadette Kem. becky meador. Gavla Black. Steve Waggoner. Carl Wiseman. Donna Guerrettaz. Kim Sanders. Rhonda Littrell. Karletta Gray. Debbie Jones. Beth Brinkerhoff. Dotty Mahon. Dena Wiggins. Paul Clark. Jim Baity. Dave Wall. Mileah Meador. Tom Beavin. Mike Murphy. Kyle Kell. Brent Qualls. Bob Atteberry. Mike Kingery. |anet Snow. Robert Landers. Jack Morton. Doug Telford. Terry Erwin. Steve Peterson. Julie Haney. John Moore. Kim Bradshaw. Jeana Rollinson. Mike Butler. Cyndi Hahn. Sue Coberly. Brett W'eems. Barbara Holmes. Mark Bookhout. Bill Burge. Jay Henke. Mike McCann. Sherene Wamecke. Kenny Hays. Keith Smith. Randy Brantley. Tarry Fisher. Teena Renfrow. Carolyn Hill. Kathy Albert. Beth Rade. Sheri McDonough. Cindi Murray. Jim Gamer. Billy Beasley. Darla Tackett. Martha Pereira. Carole Charlton. Joe Telford. Debbie Hartwell. Randy Swain. Dave Cape. Betsy Petrea. Julie Jenkins. Ellen Williams. Butch Moore. Becky Vertrees. Sheena Young. Lisa Featherstonc. Kerry Keele. Kelly Chitty. |im Griffith. Diann Sager. Joyce Bringwald. Bob Meyer. Clay Loyd. Jim Runyon. Connie Bartley. Barry Green. Sam Foutch. Susan Fitzwater. |ulie Goostree. Rick Meador. Chelle Brubaker. Greg Wright. Gina Wilson. Susan Mitchell. Holly Stoudt. Rhonda Shoemaker. Andrea Purcell. Glen Klomp. Randy Sands. Randy Miller. John Atteberry-. Sandy Boyles. Tracy Horton. Margaret Woods. Mickey McDaneld. Tara Hollenkamp. Gail Heminover. Lisa Cavins. Felecia Jeffords. Carol Beasley. Leslie Donoho. Dan Hoefer. Kent Boyles. Brenda Crouch. Chris Roe. Mimi Mullen. Carol Lawrence. Mandy Travelstead. Carla Crane. Carla Moore. David Pierce. Larry Maxey. Mike Ashby. Kathryn Snow. Troy- Cannon. Bart Copple. Rodney Daniels. Lori VanHom. Chuck Crain. Darrel Sullens. Bob Beckman. Alan Morgan. Rick Doss. Maureen Coony. Sherill Beal. Stephen Phillips. Terry Johnson. Lisa Perry. Paula Stroud. John Foster. Cheryl Williams. Mike Carpenter. JoAnn Halfacre. Tina Allison. Jeff Trammel. Clark Ellis. Jeff Morris. Leah Murray. Pam Mosbarger. Marlena Masters. Eric Hofelich. Don Bumgarner. Mike Hills. Jon Wilson. Janet Hester. George McCubbins. Tony Vaughn. Jody Maroney. Jobee Harper. Robert Quandt. Jeff Meador. Armando Aguilar. Jack Mills. Susan McRoy. Lori Barker. Mary Saikia. Joey Combs. Lisa Atteberry. Richard Moore. Roy Landers. Don Stuber. Steve McConnaughhay, Robbie Bullard. David Sullens. Gale Brown. Jamie Mikutis. Shelly Gruben. Doug Lawrence. Robert White. Mimi Bazzetta. Lucinda Phelps. Nancy Eskew. Julie Haught, Jerry Mount. Mike Burge. Jeff Baker. Brad Smith. Terry Branch. Paul Byars. |im Barringer. Mike Claybourn. Debbie Beckman. Marcia Hilmes. Doug Fyke. Darrin Bartley. Mike Kavanaugh. Jeff Squibb. Barry Shook. Stacey Wilson. Susan Butterfoss. Connie Moore. Doug Berger. Bill Cheatum. Matt Crundwell. Bryan Hawkins. Kim Hunley. Donna Allen. David Hawkins. Cindy Sanders. Robin Littrell. Laurie Soger. Eric Eckheart. Kirk Organ. Mike Mitchell. Blaine Anderson. Phyllis Donoho. Crysta Trammel. Richard Goodall. Ron Nepsha. Angie Ayres. Renee Owens. Amy Livesay. Julie Branch. Kristy Travelstead. Cathy Allison. Connie Courson. Randy Wimberly. Steve Austin. Tom Steinmann. Valerie Young. Leroy- Collier. David Beasley. Nicky- Hays. Sharon Collier. Carol Weber. Bambi Barbre. Alicia Snyder. Lynne Jones. Debbie Atteberry. Julie M. Branch. Benji Evans. Steve Pitts. Annette Frailey. Denise Tackett. Lynne Arnold. Lujuana Beasley. Bill Shoemaker. Kelly Denzik. Tina Chitwood. Lori Stevens. Dawn Grafton. Cindy Southard. Mark Carlton. Pat Casconi. Jim Rice. April McGaughy. Terrill Mosbarger. Jane Saikia. Joey Wimberly. Pat Collard. Elva Woodward. |ackie Berger. Richard Quandt. Tom Beavin. Craig Bartley. Mark Webster. Pat Mullen. Stephanie Eddings. Andy Sullens. Charlotte Heeszel. Allen Wallis. Kathy Charlton. Terri Rippee. Mindy Wright. Paul Hopkins. Lori Hollenkamp. Jerry Fitzwater. Melinda Green. Troy Daugherty. Jeannie Wilkins. Sherry- Phelps. Joni Taylor. Suetta White. Beth Nattier. Robert Alderson. Keith Meigs. Florence Kern. Jeff Huff. Bruce Morris. Kathy Gray. Brad Butler. Billy Clark. Sandy VanNatta. Shelly- VanNatta. Sarah Schwartz. Alan Black. Cheryl Wisniewski. David Sands. Steve Hotze. Rhea Nall. Janice Patterson. Brenda Kirgan. Angela Collum. Rachel Toler. Bcnita Cornett. Sam Phillips. Phil Williams. David Wilson. Kendra Homer. Steve Shuler. Billy Jose. Pete Hofelich. Julie Meyers. Cynthia Daniels. Susan Kleiboeker. Tammy Koelling. Pam Luttrell. Barbara Beckham. Lana Marshall. Tracy- Ashworth. Sharon Jett. George Thompson. Paula Branch. Joe Lewis. Kerry Martin. Chad Martin. Rebekah Williams. Jim Martin. Delora Mount. Kathy Pulley. Rita Morgan. Kathy Stone. Doug Squibb. Janet Clark. John Cape. |udv West. Jackie Runyan. Tony Wimberly. Robin Gordon. Amy Boyd. Julie Howard. Cindy Klingbeil. Stephanie Anderson. Steve Jones. Doug Holsapple. Perry Donoho. Jim Gaule. Cheryl Williams. Shelly Beal. Jim Chmicl. Angela Rakerd. Organizations 87 Fellowship Of Christian Athletes First Row: Rhea Nall. Milrea Weems. Marla Sapp. Tammy Donoho. Rue Woodruff. Tami Renfrew. Becky Burleyson. Amy Boyd. Rae Woodruff Second Row: Mark Copple. Sam Phillips. Susan Tate. Denise Tackett. Denice Anderson. Sherry Donoho. Kathy Freidolf. Chelle Brubaker, Sharon Bahrns. Rhonda Shoemaker. Megan Young. Melanie Purcell. |ulie Myers. Emmett Shoemaker. |im Dagg. Terry Bartley. Third Row: Coach Phillips, Coach Comma. Coach Koehler. |im Gaule. Kerry Martin. Kelly Denzik. Billy lose. Gary Sapp. |im Chmiel. Bill Shoemaker. Stephen Phillips. Kent Boyles. Kevin Murry. Tommy Butler. Ric Murry, Miles Clark. Jay Henke. Darren Bartley. Larry Maxey. Brent Bartley. Lawain McNeil. Kevin Phillips. David Wilson. The FCA is a new organization at SCHS, started by Coach |im Corrona. Sponsors for the boys’ fellowship are Coach Phillips and Coach Corrona. Coach Henderson and Mrs. Wollin are the girls’ sponsors. Officers for both FCA groups were elected as follows: Girls’ Captain - Tami Renfrow; Boys’ Captain - Larry Maxey; Co-Captain - Emmett Shoemaker; Secretary - Kevin Phillips; Treasurer - Brent Bartley. The motto of FCA is as follows: The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is a movement of present athletes and coaches, and all whom they influence, the challenge and adventure of receiving Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord, serving Him in their relationships and in the fellowship of the church.” Media Center Club First Row: Tela Smith. Milrea Weems. Denice Anderson. |.C Stalman Second Row: Greg Black. Mrs. Andersen. Clyde Hall. Debbie Garrett. Stephanie Eddings. Tammy Birth. Mindy Wright. Mr Guthrie Third Row: April McGaughy. Nancy Piper. Rachel Toler. Mary Broadway. Mrs Horn 88 Organizations First Row: Shelia Goostrec. Marla Sapp. Dena Heflin. Denice Anderson. I.isa Morgan. Barbara Decker. Dorothy Baker. Kasey Phillips. Kim Bradshaw. Mary |ane Duncan. Julie Haney. Gail Heminover. Julie Broom. Malissa Rankin. Second Row: Mrs Kagy. Sponsor; Becky Tate. Denise Tackett. Mileah Meador. Debbie Jones. Susan Mitchell. Angela Blankenship. Sherry' Donoho. Becky Meador. Nancy Piper. Anita Watts. Amy Boyd. Barbara Beckham. Third Row: Darla Wyatt. Carla Sill. Sheri Burleyson. Beth Brinkcrhoff. loni Combs. Nanette Gerec. Carolyn Monroe. Angie Butts. Lisa Halfacre. Sharon Halfacre. Sarah Bicknell. Linda Vanhorn. Fourth Row: Sandy VanNatta. Sara Schwartz. Shelly VanNatta. Paula Branch. Pam Luttrell. April McGaughy. Annette Frailey. Becky Price. Angie Avres. Julie Haught. Beth Nattier. Fifth Row Lisa Scott. Jo Bee Harper. Jay Wilkins. Mark Williams. Alicia Snyder. Lynn |ones. Paula Moyer. Mimi Bazzetta. Lucinda Phelps. |amie Mikutis. Lisa Atteberry. Melissa Thomas. Stephanie Anderson. Peaches Clemens. Sixth Row: Terri Rippee. Dawn Grafton. Julie Meyers. Mindy Wright. Kim Sanders. Julie Branch. Cindy Sanders. Kay Tidwell. Sherry Oiler. Sheri McDonough Hi-Tri President. Angela Blankenship, instructs Lynn Arnold on Hi-Tri Freshman Initiation Day. Hi-Tri officers - First Row. Mrs Kagy. sponsor; Sarah Bicknell. Angela Blanken- ship. Sherry Donoho. Julie Haney. Linda VanHom. Malissa Rankin. Second Row: Sherry Oiler. Mary Jane Duncan. Susan Mitchell. Julie Broom Third Row: Sheri McDonough. Lucinda Phelps. (Jail Hemin- over. Mimi Bazzetta. Fourth Row: Barbara Decker. Denice Anderson. Joni Combs. Nanette Gerec. It s not what you think! Organizations 89 FFA The FFA today is one of the most effective youth organizations in the world. The organization is active in nearly 9,000 high school chapters located throughout 50 states, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. The Salem Chapter is recognizing its Golden 50'| this year. The 50th parent and member banquet will climax many of the year's activities by recognizing the 10 past American FFA Degree members, the 110 State FFA Degree members and many of the 50 past FFA presidents. 90 Organizations a. Rhonnie Addison. Alan Anderson. Dwight Anderson. )on Anderson. David Ashby. Mike Ashby. Bob Attcberry. Steven Austin. Jack Bailey. Jeffery Baker. Terry Bartley. Alan Bell. Richard Bell. Kevin Beer. Greg Branch. Terry Branch. David Brantley. Randy Brantley. Bruce Brinkerhoff. Donald Brown. Tommy Bryan. Pam Buchanan. David Bullock. Don Bumgarner. Robbie Bullard. Troy Burroughs. Greg Butts. Mike Carpenter. Scott Casner, Pat Collard. Sherri Collier. Susan Cone. Mike Crain. |eanie Cripps. Chuck Daniels. David Donoho. Tony Donoho. Jeff Duncan. Mary Jane Duncan. Tony Duncan. Lisa Dye. Susan Fitzwater. Joni Caule, Sheila Coostree, Barry Green. Brent Green. John Greenlee. Melinda Green. Jim Griffith. Richard Haney. Deann Hanna. Rodney Harvey. Robbie Hays. Sherilyn Hays. Dena Heflin. Kathy Henson. Caroline Hester. Doug Hester. |anet Hester. |ohn Hill. Mark Hills. Ron Hooten. Mike Horton. Donnie Ingram. Alice Jackson. Marty Jourdan. Jeanette Keifer. Kyle Kell. Butch Kershaw. Eric Krumwiede. Randall Lagow. Bruce Landreth. Paul Landreth. Edward Langston. Keith Lester. Mike Lux. Sherri Malkey. Lloyd Marvel. Steven McConnaughhay. Mickey McDaneld. April McGaughy. Jerry McIntosh. Doval McLean. Jeff Meador. Rick Meador. Robie Mensen. Robert Meyer. Susan Mitchell. Danny Molenhour. Steve Monical. Caroline Monroe. Jack Moore. Lisa Morgan. William Morton. Leah Murray. Joe Myers. Steve Oswald. Brad Pate. Kent Peper. Tom Phillips. David Pickett. David Pierce. Ron Pitts. Stephen Phillips. Rick Price. Kathy Pulley. Vernon Quandt. Troy Reed. Robert Sager. Sarah Schwartz, Louise Simmons. David Sloan. Jay Soger. Gary Storment. Andy Sullens. David Sullens. Bill Telford. Mike Thomas. Gene Thompson. George Thompson. Brenda Thorsen, Mike Todd. Crystal Trammel. Jeff Trammel. Louie Tucker. Steve Wallis. Steve Waggoner. Roger Watson. Stephen Wayman. Greg Weaver. Anita Wenning. Tony West. Chris White. Christine White. Robert White. Kent Wiehlc. Robbie Wilkins. Louis Williams, b. First Row: Jeff Trammel. Mike Marks. Bob Cone. Second Row: Kevin Beer. Mike Ashley. Steve Oswald. Jim Griffith. Third Row: Steve Phillips. Nancy Piper. Lisa Morgan. Mick McDaneld FHA FHA members. First Row: Carol Law'rence, Marlcna Masters. Leah Murray. Nancy Piper, Becky Meador. Kathy Chariton. Susan Mitchell. Pam Mosbarger. Suetta White. Robin Johnson. Karletta Gray. Second Row: Debbie Smith. Dottie Watson. Melinda Lance. Cheryl Gordon. Beth Nattier. Cheryl Sullens, Jeanne Wilkins. Tina Chitwood. Nancy Eskew. |o Bee Harper. Lisa Dye. Debbie Wilkins. FHA Officers - First Row: Mrs. Tinsley. Co-Adviser. Jeanne Wil- kins. Historian: Carol Lawrence. Secretary; Beth Nattier. President (2nd Semester): Cheryl Sullens. Treasurer. Mrs. Smalley. Co- Advisor. Second Row: Debbie Smith. President (1st Semester) Becky Meador. Public Relations. 92 Organizations The FHA had a busy schedule this year. They took part in many activities. At the beginning of the year, they took part in the National March of Dimes Week. The money they raised during the week was donated to the March of Dimes. On Valentines Day. the FHA held a combined FHA-FFA skating party. Pam Mosbarger and |im Griffith were crowned king and queen. 17-23. was filled with many activi- ties. One of these traditonal activi- ties was distributing apples to the teachers. On March 27 a spaghetti Supper was held for all FHA members. National FHA week. February Organizations 93 Speech Team Sitting: Jim Chmiel. Tracy Teel. Alan Young. Kelly Denzik. Tom Hoefer. Debbie Fry. Kevin Clark. Diann Sager. Jeana Rollinson. Sheri Burleyson. Gary Teel. Angie Rakerd. Debbie Jones. Carla Crane. Tammie Renfrow. and Stac ’ Wilson. Standing: Neena Pontious. Lori VanHom. Darla Tackett. Mrs. Kagy. Mr. Guthrie. Paul Williams. Teresa Collard. Cindy Klingbeil. Laura Steevens. and Darla Wyatt. Speech team is a group of students organized for competition. They compete under I.H.S.A. rules in individual events and group interpretation. The events are verse, prose, original oratory, declamation, original comedy, and four dramatic performances. Sponsors are Dale Guthrie and Bette Kagy. 94 Organizations Reader’s Theatre c. a. Reader s Theatre - First Row: Alan Young. Lori VanHorn. Jim Dagg. Sheri Burleyson. Brad Butler. Second Row: Tracy Teel. Debbie Fry. Debbie (ones. Angie Rakerd. Susan Klingbeil. Jeana Rollinson. Jim Chmeil. Darla Wyatt, b. Lori VanHorn takes her stand for women’s lib. c. Lori VanHorn is having a hyperactive fit. d. Some of the Reader's Theatre cast acts out one of the scenes from one of their plays, e. |im Dagg and Sheri Burleyson - love at first sight. Reader’s Theatre is a group of performers that act out plays in the same fashion as they were originally performed. The performance for 1980 was “Gooper in the Closet” by J. F. Stokes. This humorous play was well received by audiences. Organizations 95 French Club First row: Doug Hester. Denice Ellis. Alicia Snyder. Lynn |ones. Janet Snow. Linda Collier. Teresa Collard. Julie Howard. Kathryn Snow. Greg Black. Lucinda Phelps. Rhonda Shoemaker. Laura Gardner. Doug Squibb. Malissa Rankin. Second row: Beth Nattier. Deann Hanna. Carla Crane, Darla Tackett. Janel Beckman. Tina Allison. Armon Schietze. |im Chmiel. Carol Beasley. |ulie Goostree. Bill Telford. Paul Williams. Third row: Cathy Stone. Mr. Sacco, adviser: Angela Collum. Laura Steevens. |eannie Arnold. Brenda Thorson. Tracy Teel. Paula Moyer. Mary Saikia. |anet Huss, loni Taylor. |ulie Broom. Angie Rakerd. Becky Burleyson. Spanish Club First row: Bryan Bowers, {eanne Gamer. Second row: Susan McRoy. Angie Ayers, |eanne Arnold. Felecia |effords. Linda VanHom, Sarah Bicknell Third row: Mark Hopkins. Cindy Southard. Cyndi Hahn. Pam Arnold. |eri Singleterry. Becky Blann. |im Leuty. Fourth row: Carla Sill. Joyce Peterson. Lori Gamer. |oe Donohue. Miss Schofield, advisor. Fifth row: Mike Waller. Terry Erwin. Lori VanHom. Bob Plaschke. Steve Shular. Jamie Henke. Pat Mullen. Bret Weems. Mark Wood. Eddie Petrea. 96 Organizations Thoughtwell Staff First row: Sharon Bahms. Mar- sha Hawkins. Second row: Tracy Teel. Jim Chmiel. Laramie Pontious. Cyndi Murray. Mrs. Teel, Clyde Hall. Kim Bran- debury. Connie Heeszel. Mike Waller. Pam McKinzie. Jeri Singleterry. Peer Helpers First row: Kevin Murray. Bob Plaschke. Jim Chmiel. Neena Pontious. Rhonda Shoemaker. Second row: Sara Schwartz. Janet Snow. Debbie Jones. Dena Heflin. Terri Decker. Kathryn Snow. Becky Meador. Sandy Boyles. Mrs. Stuart. Organizations 97 SALEMARION Staff Members are: 1. Sandy Boyles, 2. Beth Brinkerhoff, 3. Kerry Keele. 4. Margaret Ann Woods. 5. Tami Renfrow. 6 Debbie |ones. 7. Janet Wheeler. 8. Miss Frankland; Advisor. 9. |im Wisniewski. 10. Steve Netemeyer. 11. Cheryl Williams. 12. Susan Bruce. 13. Ric Murry. 14. Carm Eckheart, 15, |anet Snow. 16 Rhonda Shoemaker. 17. Susan Cone, 18. Greg Williams. 19. Kelly Chitty. 20. Ellen Williams The SALEMARION Staff spends hours putting your yearbook together. It takes more than picking out pictures and writing captions. The work actually begins one year before you get your copy of the book. A theme must be chosen, ideas must be discussed, and decisions must be made. Staff members sell advertising to area business people during the summer. We have approximately 184 patrons. Subscriptions must be sold in October to meet down payment schedules. Then the real work begins: pictures taken, people identified, names alphabetized, more pictures taken, pages designed two at a time . . . and the list goes on. Everything must be sent to the publisher exactly as we want it to appear in the book. The hardest task is waiting for the 875 books to be delivered to the school. It is our hope that you enjoy the 1980 edition of the SALEMARION. 98 Organizations Advisor ......... Editor .......... Activities Editor Sports Editor.... Business Editor O.R.C........... STAFF ......... Miss Frankland .......... |im Wisniewski ........ Steve Netemeyer ........ |anet Wheeler ........... Kerry' Keele ............ Kelly Chitty Organizations 99 BROADCASTER (a) (b) (c) a. The Broadcaster Staff: Paula Stroud. Maureen Cooney. |erry Sparling. Kent Boyles. Sheena Young. Brenda Crouch. Mrs. Engel: Advisor. Gina Wilson. Carla Crane. |eff Morris, and Dan Hoefer. b. Sheena Young. Sports Editor, and Gina Wilson. Feature Editor, arc working hard to meet a deadline, c. On your mark, get set. go! STAFF Editor....................... News Editor ................. Feature Editor .............. Sports Editor ............... Business Manager............. Circulation Manager ......... Sports Reporter ............. Reporter .................... Typist ...................... Photographer................. Adviser...................... .... Dan Hoefer ....Carla Crane ... Gina Wilson .... Sheena Young ... Paula Stroud .... Kent Boyles ..... Jeff Morris .. Brenda Crouch Maureen Cooney .. jerry Sparling .. Brenda Engel The school newspaper, the Broadcaster, was put out nine times this year by a staff consisting of ten carefully selected journalism students. In addition to covering all aspects of school life from sports to academics, the Broadcaster included movie and album revues, editorials, cartoons, and more. Thank you. 1979-80 staff, for a great year of news coverage. 100 Organizations Camera Club First Row: Geff Purcell. Jim Chmiel. Richard Goodall. Deann Hanna. Dana Demaris. Dan Bicknell. Second Row: Rhea Nall. Paul Byers. |eff Squibb. Gale Smith. Keith Meigs. Mr. Raymer. Adviser. Third Row: David Downen. Brad Crow. David Mount. Gary Byers. Bob Alderson. Fourth Row: Danny Jackson. |oe Donohue. Ron Thomas. Richard Moore. Radio Club First Row: Tami Renfrow. Jim Chmiel. Carla Crane. Second Row: Mr. Guthrie: Adviser. Darla Wyatt. Brad Butler. Gary Teel. Clyde Hall. Organizations 101 a. No. 12 (Kelly Chittyl is pretty by Steve Netemcyer! b. Is this to prove all Student Council members are square? c. Ric is trying to tell Carm about the “birds and the bees.” Carm still doesn't under- stand. d. May I have your attention please? e. I think I’m in love!! f. Karla Smith is a good example of Dress Down Day - Death Warmed Over. (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) (f) 102 Organizations Your world is as l i as you make it I know, for I used to abide in the narrowest nest in a corner, my wings pressing close to my side. But I sighted the- distant horizon where the sky line encircled the sea iincl I throblxjd with «i burning desire to travel this immensity. I buttered the cordons around me and cradled my wings on the breeze then soared to the uttermost reaches with rapture, with power, with case. Georgia Douglas Johnson 103 104 Special Activities April 27. 1979. marked the 30th birthday of the Annual Band Variety Show. This great tradition was initiated by Norman Hanes |r. thirty years ago and has been a regular Band activity' ever since. The success of this year's show, as well as of those in the past, is truly a credit to the time and hard work put in by the students of Salem Community High School. When the music starts and the emcees appear, the Variety Show is in the hands of the students from the acts right down to the light and sound crews. THANK YOU MR HANES AND MR. COMBS AND MANY OTHERS FOR THIS GREAT TRADI- TION. a. Kathy, that was my line' b. The pied pipers are al it again! c. Achooooo! d. Greg Williams is singing My Way , c The Variety' Show requires alot of work as Tracy. |ulie and Margaret find out the hard way. f Tom Hoefcr. man of a thousand voices? g Ellen W'illiams marching off to war? h This is the serious side of Molly Morris i. Sheri Burleyson is singing Everything Special Activities 105 The Long And Winding Road The queen and her court — Seniors: Rick Zurbriggen and Linda Wall. Scott Bockhom and Cathy Tolka. Larry Cape and Jeanie Williams. David Telford and Shari Moore. Queen Kathi Chitty escorted by Mick Martin. Retiring Queen Marla Rakerd escorted by Rich Carden. |uniors: Chelle Brubaker and Clark Ellis. Gina Wilson and Micky McDaneld. Margaret Ann Woods and Paul Saikia. Betsy Petrea and Chuck Crain. Scott Hotzc and Tracy Horton. Last year's prom. The Long and Winding Road, was a very exciting moment for Miss Kathi Chitty, who was crowned queen. Tara Hollenkamp and |im Wisniewski were the Masters of Ceremony. The (unior Prom Committee chose colors of green and yellow. The flower chosen was a yellow rose. 106 Special Activities Prom 1979 Homecoming 1979 was a big success, according to Harold Woodruff. Student Council sponsor. The key to the success was in part due to the dance being held in the new gym instead to the cafeteria. The band. Ammaretto. was said to have been one of the best in recent years. Approximately 350 people attended the dance. Homecoming has progressed to becoming bigger and more popular each year. Homecoming week was filled with many high points. Tuesday was officially dubbed Hat Day. Wednesday was T-Shirt Day. Dress Down Day was Thursday, and Friday was Green and White Day. Friday was also the Annual Homecoming Football game. The night ended with a victory for the Wildcats, in which the Wildcats romped over Olney. 49 to 16. The 1979 Homecoming Queen was crowned at halftime. Gina Wilson, escorted by |im Griffith, was crowned the queen. Chelle Brubaker, escorted by Dan Hoefcr. and Margaret Ann Woods, escorted by Paul Saikia. were senior candidates. Neena Pontious, escorted by Tommy Butler was the |unior attendant. The sophomore attendant was Beth Leyerle. who was escorted by John Cape. Lori Barker, escorted by Joey Combs, was the freshman attendant. Thanks to the Student Council, the Football team, the administration and student support. 1979 Homecoming was successful. 108 Special Activities Homecoming ’79 1979 Queen Gina Wilson escorted by Jim Griffith The Queen and her court: Margaret Ann Woods, escorted by Paul Saikia: Pontious. escorted by Tom Butler: Beth Leyerle. escorted by |ohn Cape; Lori Chelle Brubaker, escorted by Dan Hoefer; Retiring Queen Linda Wall. Barker, escorted by Joey Combs, escorted by David Nall; Queen Cina Wilson, escorted by Jim Griffith; Neena 110 Special Activities Freshman attendant Lori Barker Sophomore attendant Beth Leyerle and her escort |oey Combs and her escort John Cape junior attendant Neena Pontious and her escort Tom Butler Special Activities 111 Madrigal Dinner First Row: Cindy Klingbeil. |im Martin. Ellen Williams. Phil Martin. Lori Van Horn. Alan Young. Darla Wyatt. Steve Linder. Second Row: Michael Register. Director: Tracy Teel. John Atteberry. Carm Eckheart. Greg Williams. Sheri Burleyson. David Hawkins. Carla Crane. |ay Soger. Susan Klingbeil. Hey. Mom. is it soup yet? The tumblers for the madrigal dinner were Chelle Brubaker, jeana Rollinson. Kelly |ustice. Pam McKinzie. and Debbie (ones. 112 Special Activities The brass quinte! consisted of Greg Miller. Barry Shook, Anne Ruscher. Gayla Black, and Laura Bulterfoss Oh. Kllcn. you shouldn't have! Manor musicians for the performances provided traditional chamber Is • Charlies Angels! music. Tho 8CHS Chamber Singers put on their annual Madrigal Dinner this year with much success. The Chamber Singers are a select group of 16 singers who audition for positions. This year the group attended a clinic in Tennessee after trying out and placing in the top 5 schools in a 3 state area. Congratulations on a great year to the SCHS Chamber Singers! Sheri Burleyson. I think your wassail is a bit too strong! Coffee, lea. or me? Special Activities 113 Tracy Horton Prom Candidates Chelle Brubaker Prom Attendants Dena Heflin Tammie Milner 114 Special Activities Gina Wilson Neena Pontious Jeana Rollinson Tami Renfrow Special Activities 115 Dance Marathon The 1979 Dance Marathon was a big success. It lasted 35 hours with $4,784 raised. The money was donated to the Red Cross Fund and the American Cancer Society. Trophies were awarded to the winners as follows: First Row: Clay Loyd, Kathryn Snow, Pam McKinzie, Amy Boyd, and Rick Zurbriggen. Second Row: Paul Saikia. Randy Schwartz. David Telford, Debbie Fry, and Brent Mann. Not Pictured: Mick Martin. 116 Special Activities Halloween Dance The 1979 Thoughtwell staff held the annual Halloween Dance this year on November 2 Music was provided by Sound Electron- ics. At the dance, many albums and singles were given away in the drawings and also awarded as prizes in the costume competition. Winners in the costume competition includes Alice )ackson. Most Original and Best Overall Costume: Wendell Daugherty. Most Revolting; and Sherene Warncckc. Most Glamorous Special Activities 117 | (a) (b) (O (d) (e) (f) a. Where's the team? b. Garry (ones plays Big Bird for the children at Variety Show c. This year’s prom had record attendance. D. Swing your partner round and round, e. Larry's pickin'. Joe’s grinnin and David's standin'? f. These are the winners of the Merle Norman Cosmetic Beauty Contest. 118 Special Aclivities Servant iind master am I; servant of those dead and master of those living Through me spirits immortal s|)cak the message that makes the world weep, and laugh, and wonder, and worship. I tell the story of love, the story of hale, the story that saves, and the story that damns. I am the incense upon which prayers float to heaven. I am the smoke which palls over the field of Imlllo when; men lie dying with me on their lips. I am close to the marriage altar, and w hen the graves open I stand near by. I call the wanderer homo. 1 rescue the soul from the depths. I open the lips of lovers, and through me the dead whis|)cr to the living ... I s| enk through the birds of the air. the insects of the field, the crash of waters on rock-ribbed shores, the sighing of wind in the trees, and I am even heard by the soul that knows me in the clatter of wheels on city streets ... I am the father of the Ih;sI that is in them, and they an: fathers of the lies! that is in me . . . For I am the instrument of God. 119 Honor Guard Barbara Beckham. Gail Heminover. Julie Myers, joanna Eddings. Sherri Collier. Malissa Rankin. Loma Smith. Not Pictured: |oni Cauie. Sergeant at Arms. Percussion First Row. Eric Eckheart. Cynthia Bredar. Geff Purcell. Melanie Purcell. Terry Erwin. Sergeant at Arms; Jim Sweney. Mindy Wright. Second Row; Craig Bartley. Amy Boyd. Billy Jose. John Cape. 120 Music Wildcatettes First Row: Megan Young. Captain; Ellen Williams. 1st Lieuten- ant; Betsy Petrea. 2nd Lieutenant; Kelly Chitty. Sergeant at Arms. Second Row: Kerry’ Keele. Debbie Fry. Leah Murray. Sharon |ett. Susan Fitzwater. Lancers First Row: Chery l Wil- liams. Cheryl Wis- niewski. Lisa Feather- stone. 2nd Lieutenant; )oni Taylor. Second Row. Nanette Gerec. Dawn Grafton. Chris Roe. 1st Lieutenant: Kendra Horner. Sandy Boyles. Sergeant at Arms. Not Pictured: Susan Bruce. Brenda Crouch. Cindy Kling- beil. Music 121 Jazz Band First Row: Susan Klingbeil, Jim Wisniewski. Julie Jenkins. Chris Roe. Scott Smith. Alan Young. Tern- Erwin. Barry Shook. Second Row: Nancy Boyd. Gayla Black. Steve Shular. Laura Butterfoss. Greg Miller. Pat Mullen. Jean Ann Garner. Bmce Livesay. Mr. Cosby. Pep Band First Row: Susan Ball. Leah Murray. Beth Baldridge. Janice Michael. Mary Taylor. Marien Hilmes. Laura Gardner. Barb Barkley. Sonia Anderson. Second Row: Greg Black. Rac Woodruff, Steve Shular. Laura Butterfoss. Cheryl Williams. Angie Ayres. Becky Burlcyson. Craig Bartley. John Cape. Eric Eckheart. Third Row: Lucinda Phelps. Susan Butterfoss. Anne Ruschcr. |can Ann Gamer. Greg Miller. Barry Shook. Pat Mullen. Alan Young. Chuck Fisher. Mr. Henning Trumpets and Cornets First Row: Dawn Grafton. Sherry Collier. Cheryl Williams. Nancy Boyd. Jay Bmce. and Gayla Black. Second Row: Nanette Gerec. Steve Shular. Laura Butterfoss. Mike Butler. Bryan Hawkins, and Kevin Phillips. Percussion First Row: Mindy Wright. Troy Porter. Cynthia Bredar. Melanie Purcell. Amy Boyd, and Sharon |ctt. Second Row: Craig Bartley. Billy lose. Eric Eckheart. Gcff Purcell, lim Swcney. John Cape. Terry Erwin, and Tarry Fisher. 122 Music Flutes and Oboes First Row: Joni Taylor, janice Michael. Leah Murray. Delora Mount. Cheryl Wisniewski. Sherry Brooks. Mimi Bazzetta. and Susan Ball. Second Row: Susan Klingbeil. Beth Baldridge. Anita Watts. Mary Saikia. |ulie Broom. Kay Lester. Debbie Fry. Lisa Atteberry. Beth Lcyerle. and Ellen Williams. Clarinets First Row: Kay Tidwell. Dena Wiggins. Karla Smith. Lisa Featherstone. Kerry Keele. Kendra Homer, Tina Gordon, and Laura Stecvens. Second Row: |anel Beckman. Laura Gardner. Marien Hilmes. Sandy Boyles. Betsy Petrea. Dana Dunbar. Tammy Koelling. and Kim Warfield. Third Row: Mary Taylor. Debbie Weems. Cathy Rogers. Jean Shoemaker. Megan Young. Kelly Chitty. Sarah Fetgatter. Barb Barkley. Sonia Anderson, and Susan Fitzwater. Brass First Row: Anne Ruschcr. Kevin Clark. Bruce Livesay. Barry' Shook. Pat Mullen. Angie Ayres. Becky Burleyson Second Row: Susan Butterfoss. Marcia Hilmes. Lucinda Phelps. Jean Ann Gamer. Darren Hinck. Greg Miller. Doug Telford. Alan Young. Chuck Fisher Saxophones First Row: Sam Phillips. |ulic Jenkins. Chris Roc. Paula Moyer. Pcriann Moore. Rae Woodruff. Stephanie Eddings. Second Row: )im Wisniewski. Phil Williams. Brad Smith. Donny Rogers. Robert Landers. Scott Smith. |ay Henke. Greg Black. Music 123 Marching Wildcats a. Not bad for a couple of drum majors Mr Cosby and Mr. Henning, b. Head Drum Major: I ura Butterfoss Assistant Drum Major: Julie Broom, c. Twirler Tarry Fisher. a. b. c Band Membership Sonia Anderson. Lisa Atteberry. Angie Ayres. Beth Baldridge. Susan Ball. Barb Barkley. Craig Bartley. Marie Bazzetta. Barb Beckham. Janel Beckman. Gayla Black. Greg Black. Amy Boyd. Nancy Boyd. Sandy Boyles. Cynthia Bredar. Sheri Brooks. Julie Broom. Jason Bruce. Susan Bruce. Becky Burlcyson. Mike Butler. Laura Butterfoss. Susan Butterfoss. John Cape. Kelly Chilly. Kevin Clark. Paul Clark. Sherri Collier. Brenda Crouch. Dana Dunbar.’ Eric Eckheart. Stephanie Eddings. Terry Erwin. Lisa Featherstone. Sarah Fetgattcr. Chuck Fisher. Gayla Fisher. Susan Fitzwater. Debbie Fry . Laura Gardner. |ean Garner. |oni Gaulc. Nanette Gerec. Tina Gordon. Dawn Grafton. Mike Hammes. Bry an Hawkins. Gail Heminover. jamie Henke. Marcia Hilmcs. Maricn Hilmcs. Darrin Hinck. Kendra Horner. |ulie Jenkins. Sharon Jett. Kristy Jones. William lose. Kerry- Keele. Cindy Klingbeil. Susan Klingbcil. Robert Landers. Kaylynn Lester. Beth Leyerle, Bruce Livesay. Janice Michael. Greg Miller. Pcriann Moore. Delora Mount. Paula Moyer. Patrick Mullen. Steve Murphy. Leah Murray. Julie Mvers. Steve Netcmeyer. Betsy Petrea. Lucinda Phelps. Kevin Phillips. Sam Phillips. Troy Porter. Geff Purcell. Melanie Purcell. Malissa Rankin. Chris Roe. Donnie Rogers. Cathy Rogers. Jeana Rollinson. Elizabeth Ruscher. |anc Saikia. Mary Saikia. Venice Shoemaker. Barry Shook. Steven Shuler. Bradley Smith. Jeffery Smith. Karla Smith. Lorna Smith. Laura Steevens. James Swenev. Joni Taylor. Mary Taylor. Doug Telford. Lydia Tidwell. Steven Waggoner. Kim Warfield. Anita Watts. Debbie Weems. Dena Wiggins. Cheryl Williams. Ellen Williams. Paul Williams. Phil Williams. Cheryl Wisniewski, lames Wisniewski. Rac Woodruff. Rue Woodruff. Mindy Wright. Alan Young. Megan Young Music 125 Girls’ Glee Club First Row: Becky Michael. Sarah Bicknell. Nancy Eskew. Lynne )ones. Linda Van Horn. Tina Chitwood. Tina Allison. Second Row: Lucinda Phelps. Bellessa Weems. Karen Hawkins. Darla Tackett. Judy Woods. Suzi Martin. |eanie Cripps. Third Row: Tracy Howard. Penny Stuber, Kim Hanley. Marsha Thurston. Theresa Mercer. Karletta Gray. Carolyn Hawkins. Sherry Phelps. Kathy Charlton. Chamber Singers First Row: Carm Eckheart. Alan Young. John Atteberry. Ellen Williams. Phil Martin Second Row: |im Martin. Lori Van Horn, Cindy Klingbeil. Darla Wyatt. Jay Soger. Carla Crane. Susan Klingbeil. Accompanist; Steve Linder. David Hawkins. Sheri Burleyson. Mr Register. Director; Greg Williams. Tracy Teel. 126 Music Chormen Firs! row: Armando Aguilar. James Jeffords. Alan Young, and Greg Williams Second row: |ay Soger. |im Martin. Greg Miller, and Armon Shietze. Third row: Phil Martin. Steve Linder, and Eric Eckheart. Fourth row: Don Stuber. David Hawkins. |ohn Atteberry. and Gary Teel. Concert Choir First row: Lori VanHom. Tracy Teel. Sheri Burleyson. Greg Williams. Armando Aguilar. James Jeffords. Alan Young. Garm Eckheart. and Ellen Williams. Second row: Janet Hester. Kerry Keele. Lori Barker. Jay Soger. Jim Martin. Greg Miller. Armon Shietze. Anita Watts. Marlena Masters, and Susan Butterfoss. Third row: Cindy Klingbeil. Doris Henson. Phil Martin. Steve Linder. Eric Eckheart. Rita Morgan. Laura Bailey, and Mary' Keele Fourth row: Beth Rade. Molly Morris. Beth Baldridge. Don Stuber. David Hawkins. John Atteberry. Gary Teel. Pam Mosbarger. Darla Wyatt, and Carla Crane. Music 127 Activities Editor I would like to thank all of those people who made my job as activities editor much easier. A special thanks to those teachers who gave me a list of the club and group activities. Also, to those on the Salemarion staff, who were very helpful, thanks a lot. Steve Netemeyer, Activities Editor 128 Special Activities Girls’ Track Firs! Row: Tina Zurbriggen (Manager). Kim Brantley. Judy West. Dorothy Anderson. Mary Broadway. Lori Beckham. Marla Sapp. Neena Pontiou Baker. Julie Haney. Sherry Donoho. Ginger Morrow. Terri Decker. Carla Sandy Boyles. Connie Bartley. Tammy Donoho. Dena Heflin. Coach Haney. Tarry Fisher. Second Row: Milrea Weems. Charlotte Heeszel. Kim Henderson. Bradshaw. Marchelle Sprietler, Beth Leyerle. Gail Heminover. Sonia , The 1978-1979 Girls’ Track Team, under the leadership of Coach Holly Henderson, proved to have a very exciting season. They beat Olney by a half a point to take home the Conference Championship. Team members. Lori Beckham and Sonja Anderson went on to State, where Lori received fourth in discus. Sports 133 Boys’ Baseball First Row: Kolin Ambuehl. David Wall. Mark Bookhout. Paul Saikia. Garry Jones. Kert Martin. Jeff Morris. Emmett Shoemaker. David Nall. Robert Landers. David Cape Second Row: Chris Roberts. Doug Broom. Dan Hocfer. Larry Maxey. Tom Hocfer. Brett Sprietler (Manager). Coach Hopkins. Bill Shoemaker (Statistician). David Telford. Rick |ones. Steve Peterson. Paul Clark, Mike McCann The 1979 Baseball Team placed second in the Conference and also in the Regional. The leading batter was Jeff Morris. Garry Jones was M.V.P. Three members of the team were chosen as All-Conference. They were Dan Hoefer. Garry Jones, and Jeff Morris. 134 Sports Boys’ Tennis First Row: Bob Plaschke. Phil Martin. David Wall. Not Pictured: Steve |ones. |amie Henke Second Row: Brad David Wright. |immy Martin. Ric Murry. Chapman. Mick Martin. Steve Wright. The 1979 Boys' Tennis Team had a very successful season. Coached by Mr. Bill Morgan, the team had several outstand- ing members. Bob Plaschke took the Conference singles title. Bob Plaschke and Mick Martin advanced to the state tournament in doubles. Congratulations to our lennis Wildcats. Sports 135 Freshmen Football First Row: Scott Fitch, Kenny Helm, Mike Kavanaugh. Roy Landers, |eff Fairchild. |im Barringer. |eff Scott. David Donoho. Van Gardner. Mark Silvey. Second Row: Robert Quant. Tim Albert. David Quick. Steve Austin. Kenny Keheler. Mike Mitchell. Pat Bushue. Nicky Hayes. Tom Gordon. |eff Meador. Barry Shook. Steve Pitts. Third Row: Coach Denny Finney. Jon Wilson. Steve Sweet. |ohn Garrison. Benji Evans. Tony Vaughn. John Andrews. Bobby Moore. Tommy Smith. |unior Loguc. Bill Cheatum. Coach Roger Chitty. The 1979 freshmen football squad finished the year with a 4-1 record, losing only to an unbeaten Fairfield team. The strong point of the squad was its offense which averaged 275 yards per game and 5.5 yards per carry. The teams' potential is there for continual success. 136 Sports Junior Varsity Football Congratulations Wildcats On 12 Straight Wins! First Row: Coach Kirby Phillips. Lawain McNeil. Rhea Nall. Bill Shoemaker. Alan Black. Kelly Denzik. Mark Middleton. Mike Frailey. Gary Sapp. Jim Dagg. Sam Phillips. Mark Weichlein. Second Row: Steve |ones. An undisputed record of 6-0 for the 1979 Sophomore Wildcats brought their overall record to a perfect 12-0 standing after two years of football at Salem High. The Sophomore Cats repeated another successful season under Coach Kirby Phillips by scoring 224 points to their opponents 20 and shut out four of their opponents and amassed a total offensive yardage of over 2000 yards in just six games. Their overall success is due to their team effort and play, and their constant consideration of how to improve as a team. |im Marlin. David Wilson. Cary Stormont. Mark Clark. Andy Sulims. Kerry Martin. Daniel Garret. Mark Copple. Doug Sellers. Scott Casner. Billy Clark. Mike Webb. Roh Sands. Phil Williams. Sports 137 Varsity Football First row: Kevin Phillips. Bill Telford. Kolin Ambuchl. Doug Telford. Danny Garrett. Jeff Morris. Kert Martin. Butch Moore. Steve Wallis. Jim Dagg. Kelly Denzik. Rhea Nall. Bill Shoemaker. Alan Black. Miles Clark, and Lawain McNeil. Second Row: Larry Rice. Ron Parker. Emmett Shoemaker. Gary Sapp. Mark Clark. Andy Sullens. Mark Copple. Steve |ones. Kerry Martin. Len Meader. Scott Hotzc. Mike McCann. Tony Burgess. Tracy Neff. Terry Erwin. Jim Smith. |oe Telford. Mark Middleton. Doug Seller. Mike Frailey. Jim Martin, and Sam Phillips Third row: Gary Storment. Rick Doss. Scott Casner. Phil Williams. Mark Wiechlin. Doug Hester. Steve Waggoner. Steve Wayman. Doug Broom. Paul Clark. Clark Ellis. Brad Finney. Dave Addison. Steve Phillips. Greg Hertel. David Wilson. Randy Schwartz. Dave Wall. |ohn Moore. Robbie Sands. Bill Clark. Chris Roberts, and Mike Webb. Coach Stein s views on the year. . . I was very pleased with the performance of this years football team. They played hard and without the injuries we had at the end of the year their record could have been better. I was also impressed with the performance of our freshmen and sophomore groups. If they continue to work as hard as they have, the future looks very bright.” 138 Sports Sports 139 Golf First Row: Mary |ane Duncan. Doug Fyke, Row: Coach Eller. Paul Saikia, |im Russell. Armando Aguilar. Phil Martin. Second Terry Johnson. Mark Wood. Tim Eller The Salem Golf Team, with only one returning letterman, had a surprisingly good year of 8 wins, 10 losses and 1 tie in all competition for the year. They finished 9th in the Granite City North Invitational. 2nd in the Mater Dei Invitational. 6th in the North Egypt Conference and 8th in the District. Tim Eller, a junior, placed 7th in the District, which qualified him for the Sectional at Rend Lake. He also received the jim Leyerle Memorial Award for the lowest average. 140 Sports Cross Country First Row: Derek McLean. Chris White. Jack Mills. Rob Prosise. Tim Helm. Richard Moore. Ron Nepsha. |ames Jeffords. Brett Sullivan. Gary Bolton. Steve Melton. Danny Nix. Armando Aguilar. Brian Hawkins. |im Hester. Greg Harris. Joey Combs. Mike Thomas. Second Row: Bob Hahn. |im Woodward. Billy Jose. David Ashby. Steve Gilkeson. Brad Hargis. Jon Sanders. Tom Beavin. Phil Jose. Tommy Butler. Mark Moore. Ric Murry. Brent Bartley. Dorthy Baker Third Row: Chuck Crain. Alan Morgan. Tom Barnhart. Glen Klomp. Kevin Murray. |ohn Cape. Pete Hoflich. Chuck Daniels. Kent Boyles. |im Gaule. Bruce Brinkerhoff. Darrell Sullens. Jim Baity. John Foster. Gary Rose. Bill Beavin. Larry Bolton. Bmce Livesay. Mike Carpenter. Larry Maxev. Terry Bartley. Jerry Sparling. Coach Corona The 1979 Cross Country’ team has a pleasing year with a 5-7 record to end the season. The biggest win for the team of 4ft members came at an away meet in Fairfield. They defeated last year's Conference champs. 29-27. w-ho at this point were undefeated. The biggest disappointment came at the end of the season when Salem finished third in the North Eastern Conference standings. The most dedicated player for the 1979 season was John Foster, and Bruce Brinkerhoff was the most improved. The Junior Varsity- season proved very’ successful finishing first in the Conference. Jim Gaule, a sophomore, prove his skills as he came in first in the conference individual run. Overall, the 1979 Cross Country- team had an inspiring year. Volleyball First Row: Rae Woodruff. Amy Boyd. Julie Myers. Rue Woodruff. Suzi Martin. Christy Travelstead. Second Row: Annette Frailey. Sonia Anderson. Gail Heminover. Sheila Goostree. Becky Tate. Denise Tackett. Dodie Goostree. Third Row: Milrea Weems. Manager: Anne Ruscher. Becky Burleyson. Marla Sapp. Mary Broadway. Amy Livcsay. Laura Butterfoss. |amie Renfrew. Cara Weber. Carol Beasley. Coach Henderson. Eight 1979 team members received letters this year. They were: Marla Sapp. Laura Butterfoss. Anne Ruscher. Gail Heminover. Carol Beasley. Rue Woodruff. Shelia Goostree. and Sonia Anderson. At the awards banquet Marla Sapp was awarded Best Spiker. Best Server, and Most Valuable Player. Rae Woodruff was the Most Improved Player, and Amy Livcsay was named Rookie of the Year. 142 Sports Girls’ Tennis First Row: Marsha Perry . Periann Moore, Mandy Travelstead. Tarry Fisher. Barb Barkley. Sheena Young. Susan Beavin. Paula Moyer. Linda Van Horn. Cherie Gentry. Tami Renfrew. Second Row: Sarah Schwartz. Rita Morgan. Coach Sacco. The team record for the 79 season was 6 wins and 7 losses. Mandy Travelstead and Periann Moore won the first champion- ship ever for Salem girls tennis by winning the NEC doubles vs. Olney. They also finished 4th in the state championships. Cherie Gentry' had a winning record in both singles and doubles. Rita Morgan won the 1st annual JV tournament. Paula Moyer was 2nd. Sports 143 Girls’ Basketball The 1979-80 junior Varsity squad members: Tawana Leckrone. Denise Tackett, Mary jane Duncan. Chris Middleton. Pat Casconi. Joyce Peterson. Darla Anderson. Denice Anderson. Milrea Weems. Valerie Young. Kasey Phillips. Carla Lewis. Becky Tate. Sherry Donoho, |ulie Myers. Julie Haney. Linda VanHorn. Coach Koehler. 144 Sports The following were Coach Koehler s comments at publication time: The 1979-80 Girls' Basketball season started off very well. We repeated as Newton Holiday Tourney Champs and have up until this date been undefeated in ten starts. With the hardest part of our schedule ahead of us, we are anticipating big games with Centralia, Mt. Vernon, and Olncy. We are also going to make every effort to repeat as North Egypt Conference champs. After that, we will go into state competition with the Regional to be held at Salem. Sports 145 Freshman Basketball First Row: Bcnji Evans. Bobby Moore. John Garrison. John Andrews Albert. Chuck Daniels. Derek McLean. Roy Landers. Jeff Scott. Tom Richard Moore. Joey Combs. Chris White. Jach Mills. Second Row: Coach Steinman. Hopkins. Kenny Kelehcr. Tim Helm. Bill Cheatum. Mike Mitchell. Tim This years freshman basketball team has had a very successful season so far. Their 8 wins, and 3 losses to date can be attributed to the fine coaching of Mr. Hopkins, who has taken these boys and molded them into a hard working squad. The boys traveled to Mt. Carmel to play in the conference tournament, where they brought home a second place trophy. 146 Sports Jr. Varsity Basketball Jon Sanders. Brent Bartley. Brad Hargis. Lawain McNeil. Phil Williams. Bill Ambuehl. Tim Eller. Sam Phillips. Gary Sapp, lose. Phil lose. Coach Greunkcmeyer. Bob Hahn. Dave Ashby. Kolin The 1979-80 |r. Varsity Wildcats had a fair season this year. This year's season was highlighted by the sophomore tournament, which was held in Fairfield this year. The squad, composed of juniors and so- phomores have the potential of developing into a very solid varsity squad. Sports 147 Varsity Basketball First row: Terry Bartley. Emmett Shoemaker. Bruce Brinkerhoff. Kolin Coach Gruenkemeyer. Mike Carpenter. Gary Rose. Mark Moore. Tom Ambuchl. Brad Hargis. Larry Maxcy, and Brent Bartley. Second row: Butler. Ric Murry. |im Gaule. Dan Whited, and Coach Corrona. The 1979-80 Wildcat Basketball Team started the year under a new head coach. Jim Corrona. The Wildcats hosted the annual Salem Invitational Tournament in Jan- uary and also participated in the Mater Dei Holiday Tournament. This year there were three returning lettermen: Gary Rose. Larry Maxey, and Terry Bartley. The basketball Wildcats wish to thank all of those who helped the team during the season, and a special thanks to the students, whose school spirit demonstrated how much the student body supported the team. 148 Sports J V Cheerleaders First Row: Malissa Rankin. Second Row: Julie Martin. Beth Leyerle. Julie Broom. Elva Woodward. Third Row- Nancy Boyd. Sarah Fctgatter. Tina Gordon. Freshmen Cheerleaders First Row: Melanie Purcell. Tammy Scott. Second Row: Mary Henson. Debbie Weems. Shelly Clark. Third Row: Cathy Rogers. Cynthia Bredar. 150 Sports Varsity Cheerleaders First Row: Molly Morris. Chcllc Brubaker. |eana Rollinson. Second Row: Kelly Justice. Peggy Oulrey. Sharon Bahrns Third Row: Chris Peradotti. Pam McKinzie. Tammie Milner. All three of the SCHS cheerleading squads sponsored the sale of spirit boosters such as pom pons, and school sweaters. The Varsity Cheerleaders were in- vited to teach pyramid and partner stunts at KC for the Annual Grade School Cheerleading Workshop. Varsity also won 1st at The Mater Dei Tournament. Sports 151 Box Scores SALEM BOYS TRACK OPPONENT 104 Mater Dei 38 Benton Relays - 5th 125 Breese 33 Benton Relays |J.V.| - 7th Salem Invitational • 4th OIney Relays (frosh) - 2nd North Egypt Conference - 2nd District - 8th SALEM GIRLS SOFTBALL OPPONENT 2 Wesclin 3 4 Breese Central 1 18 Sandoval 0 2 Newton 10 18 Carmi 1 15 Flora 0 15 Fairfield 0 North Egypt Conference Tourney Champs 16 Flora 1 Breese Central -Sub-Regional- 15 Centralia 23 Odin -Regional- 2 Carlyle 4 Red Bud Regional Champs -Sectional- 8 |crsey ville 1 Cahokia SALEM GIRLS' TRACK 67 Mt. Vernon Farina 56 Mater Dei Wesclin 451 3 Mt. Vernon Centralia 65 OIney Greenville 44 Effingham North Egypt Conference - 1st Lori Beckham OPPONENT 4th place in discus at state SALEM BOYS' BASEBALL OPPONENT 3 Odin 6 5 St. Anthony 7 4 St. Anthony 3 0 Lemon t 3 10 Olney 9 4 Mater Dei 5 15 Flora 5 18 Fairfield 6 2 Mt. Carmel 7 3 Mt. Vernon 5 2 Okawville 7 1 Okawville 2 11 Odin 12 5 Kinmundy 1 7 Newton 5 2 Mt. Carmel 3 SALEM BOYS' TENNIS OPPONENT Greenville 7 Flora 6 Fairfield 3 Centralia 6 Fairfield 5 Flora 5 Olney 8 OIney 6 Vandalia 3 Highland 5 Centralia 7 Greenville 6 North Egy pt Conference - 3rd Bob Plascke - 1st in singles championship Mick Martin and Bob Plascke won the district doubles title. SALEM FRESHMAN FOOTBALL OPPONENT 28 Olney 16 22 Greenville 8 14 Centralia 6 48 Flora 0 0 Fairfield 18 152 Sports Box Scores SALEM BOYS’ GOLF OPPONENT 164 Nashville 177 16« Flora 161 177 Mater Dei 174 162 Centralia 148 165 Effingham 172 170 Granite City 169 Granite City Tourney - 9th 164 Mt. Vernon 164 Centralia 153 176 Flora 168 Carlyle 176 192 Mater Dei 179 Waterloo 153 175 Olney Vandalia 177 185 163 Olney 180 166 Fairfield 176 Mater Dei Tourney - 2nd 169 Fairfield 160 158 Centralia 161 North Egypt Conference - 6th District - 8th SALEM VARSITY OPPONENT FOOTBALL SALEM | V FOOTBALL OPPONENT- 14 Centralia 0 12 Centralia 8 33 Red Hill 6 28 Flora 0 12 Flora 6 36 Fairfield 12 14 Fairfield 6 32 Breese Central 12 12 Mt. Carmel 24 38 Olney 0 15 Lawrenceville 40 78 Breese Mater Dei 0 49 Olney 16 26 Carmi 32 6 DuQuoin 36 SALEM GIRLS’ TENNIS OPPONENT 1 Effingham 8 5 Teutopolis 4 6 Vandalia 3 1 Olney 8 1 Centralia 8 7 Fairfield 2 6 Flora 3 7 Fairfield 2 6 Flora 3 4 Greenville 5 4 Mascoutah 5 1 Highland 8 1 Olney 8 SALEM CROSS COUNTRY OPPONENT 48 Effingham 15 35 Mt. Vernon 21 30 Benton 25 32 Mt. Vernon 23 27 Fairfield 29 17 Flora 45 Olnev Invitational - 9th 36 Mt. Vernon 19 45 Centralia 15 17 Olney 42 15 Red Hill 45 22 Flora 38 North Egypt Conference - 3rd North Egypt Conference (Frosh-Soph) - 1st SALEM GIRLS OPPONENT VOLLEYBALL 2 Newton 0 2 Carmi 1 2 Carlyle 0 1 Mt. Vernon 2 2 Flora 0 2 Patoka 0 1 Mt. Carmel 2 2 Flora 2 0 Mater Dei 2 2 Centralia 0 2 Breese Central 2 1 Mt. Vernon 2 2 Kinmundy 0 2 Centralia 0 2 lawrenceville 0 0 Mt. Carmel 2 Sports 153 Box Scores The season was incomplete at publication SALEM GIRLS BASKETBALL OPPONENT Newton Holiday Tournament - 1st 91 Effingham 41 73 Mt. Carmel 36 83 Farina 38 76 Fairfield 55 46 Greenville 39 74 Flora 39 62 Carlyle 36 58 Olney 39 62 Mt. Vernon 52 64 Fairfield 50 87 Flora 27 78 Altamont 58 90 Farina 32 55 Centralia 54 The season was incomplete at publication time. SALEM FRESHMAN OPPONENT BASKETBALL 67 Greenville 35 89 Effingham 64 62 Olney 69 81 Vandalia 48 58 Effingham 51 75 Fairfield 62 77 Carmi 65 66 Mt. Carmel 71 North Egypt Conference - 2nd 70 Flora 31 55 Vandalia 34 80 Mt. Vernon 85 75 Olney 62 72 Greenville 48 70 Flora 33 89 Centralia 53 The season was incomplete at publication time. SALEM BOYS |V BASKETBALL OPPONENT 49 Greenville 73 Highland 42 Mt. Carmel 48 Flora 49 Lawrenceville 53 Vandalia 66 Fairfield 46 Olney 56 Carmi 60 Vandalia (Sophomore) 86 Red Hill 49 Mt. Carmel 37 Centralia 46 Fairfield 60 Flora (Sophomore) 62 Red Hill 75 Flora The season was incomplete at publication time. SALEM VARSITY BASKETBALL OPPONENT Greenville Highland Mt. Carmel Flora Lawrenceville Vandalia Fairfield Highland St. Jacob Springfield Olney Carmi Red Hill Wood River Charleston Mt. Carmel Fairfield Red Hill Flora time Varsity Cheerleaders Mater Dei Tournament - 1st place Salem Invitational Tourney - 2nd place Golden Eagle Cheerleading Camp - 3rd place 154 Sports Sports Editor I would like to take this opportunity to thank the many coaches, managers and athletes for their participation in the sports activities and their coopera- tion in making the sports section of the 1980 SALEMARION a reality. I would also like to thank the student body for their support, encouragement and faith in the many teams throughout their seasons. They helped keep SCHS number one in school spirit and number one in good sportsmanship. Janet Wheeler Sports Editor Sports 155 Class Of ‘80 And Activities MARK ADAMS RHONDA ADDISON ELIZABETH ADKINS KATHY ALBERT . . . SS Club 3.4; Media Center Club 1.2. TINA MARIE ALLISON . . . Girls Choir 1.2.3.4; Vice President 3; President 4; FFA 3; French Club 3.4: SS Club 2,3,4. |ON ANDERSON TAMMY APPLEGATE . . . SS Club I.2.3.4. |EANNE ARNOLD . . . HiTri 1; FHA 1: French Club 4; Spanish Club 4. MIKE ASHBY |IMMY ASHWORTH JOHN ATTEBERRY . . . Student Council 3.4; SS Club 1.2.3.4: Concert Choir 1.2,3,4; Chormen 2.3.4: Chamber Singers 4; Variety Show 4; TTV Choral Festival Honors Choir 4; Intramurals 2,3.4; District IMEA 3,4; All State Chorus 3,4; Choral Contest 3,4. SHARON C. BAHRNS . . . Transfer Student 2: HiTri 2; THOUGHTWELL 4: SS Club 2.3.4; Cheerleader 3.4; FCA 4. ROBERT BARCROFT TOM BARNHART CONNIE L. BARTLEY . . . Honor Society 4; Band 1,2; FFA 3; SS Club 1,2.3,4; Track 2.3.4; Variety Show 1,2; Intramurals 3,4; Soil judging Team 3. TERRY L. BARTLEY . . . FCA 4; FFA 1.2.3.4; SS Club 1.2.3.4; Cross Country 4: Football 1; Basketball I.2.3.4. SHERILL R. BEAL . . . Transfer Student 4; SS Club 4. CAROL BEASLEY . . . Volleyball 1.2.3.4: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1.2,3,4: French Club 4; SS Club t.2.3,4. DORIS BEASLEY . . . SS Club 2; Track I; Candy Striper 2. WILLIAM C. BEAV1N . . . Track 1,2,3,4; FFA t.2.3,4; Cross Country 3,4; Creative Writing Club 2; THOUGHTWELL 2: Parliamentary Procedure Team 2; Foundation Award Winner 3; FCA 4: National Honor Society 4; SS Club 3. BOB BECKMAN . . . Football 1.2: French Club 2.3; All School Play 2. BILL BELL DIANE BERNING WALTER BOOHER KENT BOYLES . . . Cross Country 1.2.3.4: Track 2.3,4; Most Improved Player 3; BROADCASTER 4: SS Club 3,4; Spanish Honor Society 3,4; FCA 4. SANDY BOYLES . . . Track 2.3.4; SS Club 1.2.3.4; SALEMARION 4; Spanish Club 2; National Honor Society 4: Spanish National Honor Society 3; Hi Tri 1,2,3; Variety Show 1,2.3,4; Marching Band 1.2.3.4; Honor Guard 1,2; Lancers 3.4; Sgt. at Arms 4; Concert Band 1,4: Honor Band 2,3; Freshman Orientation 3: Peer Helper 4: Graduation Usherette 3. KIMBRANDEBURY. . . FHA 1.2.3; FHA Officer 2; SS Club 2.3; HiTri 1: THOUGHTWELL 4. RANDY BRANTLEY. . . FFA 1.2.3.4; SS Club 4: Track 4. JOYCE BRINGWALD . . . SS Club 1.2.3.4: Hi-Tri 3: Candy Striper 3. MICHELLE GAY BRUBAKER . . . Band 1: Lancers 1; Hi-Tri 1; SS Club 1.2.3,4; Variety Show 3,4; Cheerleader 2,3.4: Prom Attendant 3.4; Homecoming Candidate 4; FCA 4; Class Vice President 3,4; Intramural Volleyball 3; Media Center Club 2. 156 Senior Activities BRUCE BRINKERHOFF . . . FFA 1,2.3,4; Camera Club 3; Cross Country 4: Most Improved Runner 4; Basketball 1,2,4; Intramural Basketball 3. SUSAN LEANN BRUCE . . . Marching Band 1.2.3.4; Concert Band 1; Honor Band 2.3: Pep Band 3; Lancers 2,3,4: 2nd. Lieutenant of Lancers 3; Hi-Tri 1,3: Spanish Club 1; National Honor Society 4: SALEM ARION 4; Graduation Usherette 3: Freshmen Orientation 3. TOMMY BRYAN RHONDA BULLARD . . . FFA 1.2: SS Club 1,2,3; Hi-Tri 1.2; Girls Choir 2; Intramurals 1.2. DAVID BULLOCK DONALD BUMGARNER LAURA BUTTERFOSS . . . Volleyball 1.2.3.4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Best Batting Average 2; SS Club 2.3: Student Council 4; Student Council Secretary 4; Freshman Orientation 3; National Honor Society 4: Marching Band 1,2,3,4: Drum Major 3.4; Repertory Band 1: Concert Band 2,3,4: Jazz Band 2,3,4; Variety Show 1,2,3,4; Intramural Volleyball Second Place 3; Intramural Basketball 4. TERRI BYARS TROY D. CANNON . . . FFA 1,2,3; SS Club 1.2.3.4; Baseball 1,2. DAVID W. CAPE . . . SS Club 1.2.3.4: Baseball 3.4. DONALD KEITH CARLTON MIKE CARPENTER . . . Cross Country 4: Basketball 1,2,4; SS Club 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2.3,4; Intramurals Basketball 3. ALFRED CARTER LISA CAVINS . . . Hi-Tri 1.2; FHA 1.2; SS Club 1.2.3.4: AG Secretary 4; Band 1; Spanish Club 2. CAROLE CHARLTON . . . FHA 2: National Honor Society 4; SS Club 2,3,4; Media Center Club 3. KIMBERLY CHILDERS KELLY L. CHITTY . . . Wildcatettes 3.4: Wildcatelte Sgt. at Arms 4; Honor Guard 2; Marching Band 1,2.3,4; Concert Band 2,3,4; Repertory Band 1: SS Club 1.2.3.4; SALEMARION 3. ORC 4; Variety Show 1.2.3.4: Graduation Usherette 3; Freshman Orientation 3. BOBBY CHURCH MILES CLARK . . . Football 1.2.3.4 (Captain 4|; Track 1.2; Baseball 4: FFA 1,2; SS Club 1,2,3,4: Most Valuable Lineman 4; All Conference First Team Defense. Honorable Mention Offcnse-Sportswriter Association; Second Team Offense-Radio Broadcaster's Association. CYNTHIA CLEMENS ANDREA BETH COBERLY . . . SS Club 1; FHA 1; FFA 3. TERESA ANN COLEMAN . . . Mixed Choir 2; FFA 3; Radio Club 2,3: SS Club 1,2,3; Executive Secretary 4. LINDA COLLIER TIMOTHY CONRAD MAUREEN COONEY . . . Transfer Student 4; National Honor Society 2.3,4; Band 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1.2.3; Softball 4: SS Club 4; BROADCAS- TER 4. BART COPPLE CHUCK CRAIN . . . Student Council 1.2.3.4; SS Club 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3; Homecoming Escort 2; Prom Escort 3; Variety Show 3,4; Intramurals I.2.3.4. CARLA J. CRANE . . . SS Club 1.2.3.4: French Club 1,2,3,4: Hi Tri 1,2; Girls Glee Club 1,2,3; Salemaircs 2,3; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Chamber Singers 4; National Honor Society 4: Radio Club 2,3,4; Speech Team 4; Girls Tennis 3; BROADCASTER 4; Times Commoner Columnist 3. BRENDA CROUCH . . . Spanish Club 1; Concert Band 1.2.3.4: Lancers 2,3,4; Variety Show 1,2,3.4; School Play 2; SS Club 1,2,3,4: BROADCASTER 4: Interrelated 4; Intramural Volleyball 3; Marching Band 1,2,3,4. MARCIE DAGG Senior Activities 157 RODNEY DANIELS RICK DAVIS THERESA DENZIK LESLIE DONOHO . . . HiTri 1.2; SS Club 1.2,3.4; Variety Show 1; Freshman Orientation 3. TAMMY DONOHO TONY DONOHO RICK DOSS . . . National Honor Society 4; Math Team 2,3.4; SS Club 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1; Football 2,3,4; Track 2; |ETS team competition 3,4; III. State Scholar 4; Outstanding Junior 3; Intramurals 2,3,4; ITDTA Competition 2. BRUCE DUNCAN JEFF DUNCAN TERRY EASLEY BRADLEY EASTIN CARM ECKHEART . . . Transfer Student 3; Concert Choir 3.4; Chamber Singers 4; SS Club 4; SALEMAR- ION 4; Variety Show 4. CLARK D. ELLIS . . . Football 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2.3.4; Band 1,2: SS Club 4; Prom Escort 3; FCA 4; Special Mention Defensive End Football 4; Intramurals 3,4. MIK1 EUBANKS BRENT EVANS RICK EVELAND LISA FAIRCHILD LISA FEATHERSTONE . . . Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3.4: Lancers 3,4; HiTri 1: SS Club 1,2,3,4; Variety Show 1,2,3,4. TONY FERRELL TARRY FISHER . . . Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Honor Band 3; Mixed Chours 1: HiTri 1; SS Club 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1,3,4; Variety Show 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2; National Honor Society 4; SCHS Twirler 1.2,3,4; III. Math League; Athlete of the Month 3,4; Teenager of the Month 4. SUSAN FITZWATER . . . Marching Band 1.2.3.4; Repertory Band 2; Concert Band 1,3,4; Honor Guard 1; Lancers 2,3; Wildcatettes 4; HiTri 1,2: FFA 3,4; SS Club 1,2,3,4; Variety Show 1.2,3,4; Intramurals 3. MELINDA FLETCHER JOHN FOSTER . . . SS Club 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 3,4, (3 trophies); Basketball 1; Football 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Team Manager 4; Intramural Weight Lifting 1,2,4, (3 trophies). SAM FOUTCH JIMMY GARNER DEBRA GARRETT KELLY GARRETT LAURA GOODWIN JULIE GOOSTREE BARRY GREEN BRENT GREEN JAMES GRIFFITH . . . Basketball 1; Football 1,2; FFA 1,2,3, President 4; Homecoming Escort 4. TRACY P. GRUBEN . . . Candy Striper 2: SS Club 1; FHA 1; DEP Army Reserve 4. JOANN HALFACRE . . . Office Worker 4; SS Club 2,3,4; Girls Choir 1; Media Center Club 2,3. CLYDE HALL. . . French Club 2,3; THOUGHTWELL 3,4; Radio Club 4; Media Center Club 3,4; Creative Writing Club 3; National Honor Society 4; S.A.R. 4. TOM HALL JIM HARPER JOY HARRIS DEBBIE HARTWELL . . . Concert Band 1; Repertory 158 Senior Activities Band 2; Marching Band 1,2; Lancers 1,2; FFA 3; Executive Secretary; Basketball 2,3,4; Variety Show 1,2,4; SS Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1; Office Occupations 4. MARSHA LYNN HAWKINS . . . SS Club 1.2.3.4; Mixed Chorus 1; Spanish Club 1; FFA 3; FHA 1,2; THOUGHTWELL Art Editor 4; Teacher's Aide 4; Usherette for Baccalaurette and Graduation 3; Intramurals 1,2,3. AMY HAYES KENNY HAYS . . . Baseball 3; SS Club 4; Intramurals; Basketball First Place 3; Volleyball Second Place 2 and First Place 3. CONNIE HEESZEL GAIL HEMINOVER . . . Transfer 2; Honor Guard 4; HiTri 2.4; SS Club 3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Variety Show 3; Band 1,2; Chorus 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2. DORIS HENSON |UDY HENSON . . . Transfer Student 4: Girls Choir 4; FHA 1,2,3; Spanish Club 2; Creative Writing 3; Yearbook 1. WAYNE HERMAN GREG HERTEL . . . Football 1,2,3,4; SS Club 1.2.3.4; Track 2,3; All Conference Football 2nd. SHARON HIGDON CAROLYN HILL . . . FFA 1; SS Club 2,3,4: Media Center Club 3. MIKE HILLS . . . SS Club 1.2.3.4: Spanish Club 2,3; Intramural Basketball; FFA. DAVID HILTIBIDAL DAN HOEFER . . . National Honor Society 4; Baseball 2,3,4; BROADCASTER Editor 4; Math Team 1,2,3; Homecoming Escort 4: Football 1; SS Club I.2.3.4. ERIC HOFELICH ROBERT HOLLENKAMP TARA HOLLENKAMP . . . HiTri 2; Cheerleader 2.3; SS Club 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Manager 2; Variety Show 1,2: Teacher's Aide 4. TRACY HORTON SCOTT HOTZE . . . Football 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2.3.4; Prom Escort 3; Basketball 1; SS Club 1.2.3,4. DEBBIE HOWARD ... FFA 3; SS Club 2.3: Mi ed Chorus 1; Teacher's Aide 4; Runner-up for Globe Democrat Poem Contest of “Child of the Year.” ALICE JACKSON FELECIA JEFFORDS . . . HiTri 1; FFA 3.4: French Club 2; Spanish Club 4: SS Club I.2.3.4. JULIE JENKINS . . . Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1: Jazz Band 3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1; Honor Band 2,3; Variety Show 1,2,3,4; HiTri 1: FCA 4; National Honor Society 4: SS Club 1.2.3.4: Cheerleader 1,2. co-captain 3; Softball 2,3,4. SUE JENSON BARBARA ANN JETT . . . Band 1,2; Lancers 3; Basketball 1; HiTri 1; SS Club 1; Repertory Band 1; Concert Band 2: Variety Show 1,2. TERRY JOHNSON . . . Football 1; Golf 2.3.4: SS Club 1,2,3,4; French Club 3: Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Repertory Band 1,2,3; Concert 1,2,3; Variety Show 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 4. JOHN JOURDAN KELLY JUSTICE KERRY KEELE . . . Class Secretary-Treasurer 2,3: Marching Band 1.2,3,4; Symphonic Band 1: Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3; Honor Band 1,2,3,4; Organization Contest 3,4; Solo Contest 3; Honor Guard 4,2; Honor Guard Captain 3; Lancer Sgt. at Arms 3; Wildcatettes 4; Variety Show 1,2,3,4; HiTri 1,2,3; HiTri Representative 2,3; SS Club 1,2.3,4: SS Club Organizer 3; SALEMARION 3, Business Manager 4; Mixed Chorus 1; Salemaircs 2,3; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Madrigal Senior Activities 159 Dinner Manor Musician 3,4. WALTER KERSHAW SUSAN LYNN KLINGBEIL . . . Band-Symphonic 1; Honor 2,3; Jazz 1.2.3.4: Marching 1,2,3,4; Concert 2,3,4; Honor Guard 1; Lancers 2.3; Woodwind Quintet 2.4; Mixed Chorus 1; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Salemaircs 1,2,3; Chambers Singers 2,3.4: TTV Choral Festival 4; Chormen Accompanist 2,3,4; Master Musician 4; Variety Show 1.2,3,4; IMEA 2,3; Hi Tri 1; Spanish Club 2,3; SS Club 1,2,3,4; Speech Team 1,4: Readers Theatre 1.4. GLEN KLOMP MARY JOAN KOCH JEANYNE KRUEGER RANDALL LAGOW DANNY LANDRETH ED LANGSTON CAROL L. LAWRENCE . . . SS Club 1.2.3.4; FHA 1.3. Secretary 4. CHARIE LEE CLAY LOYD RON E. LUX MICHAEL MCCANN KIMBERLY MCCLEARY MICK MCDANELD . . . FFA 1,2,3; Parlimentarian 4; Prom Escort 3; SS Club 2,3,4: Intramurals 1,2,3,4. CHERYL MCDONOUGH . . . FHA 1; SS Club 1.2.3.4: Hi Tri 1.2.3.4: HiTri Representative 3,4. PAM MCKINZIE . . . Variety Show 1.2; Band 1,2; Lancers 2; Hi Tri 1; FHA 1; FFA 3; Spanish 2; THOUGHTWELL 3.4; SS Club 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Basketball Mgr. 3; Cheerleading 3.4: Most Improved Cheerleader 3; Cheerleader Treasurer 4. DOUG MCWHORTER DAN MANSKE KERT MARTIN PHIL MARTIN . . . Tennis 1.2,3,4; Golf 4: Football 1; Football Mgr 2.3; Statistician 4: Basketball 1; SS Club 1,2; FCA 4; Variety Show 2,3,4; Chormen 2,3,4; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Chamber Singers 2,3,4; IMEA 4; Freshman Orientation 2.3. LLOYD MARVEL MARLENA DENISE MASTERS . . . Concert Choir 3.4: Mixed Chorus 1; Girls Choir 2; FHA 1.2,3,4. LARRY MAXEY . . . Student Council 3.4: Marching Band 1,2,3: Concert Band 1,2,3; FFA 2: SS Club 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 4: Cross Country 3,4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Football 1,2; Baseball 1,3.4: Variety Show 1.2.3.4; FCA 4. MELINDA MAXEY LEN MEADOR . . . Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track I. 2.3,4: SS Club 1,2,3,4: FFA 1. RICK MEADOR TOM MERTA ROBERT MEYER HARRY MICHAEL RANDALL MILLER SUSAN MITCHELL . . . Transfer 4; FHA 1.2.3.4; Youth for Christ 1.2; Pep Club 1,3,4; Volleyball 2.3; Softball 3: Manager of Softball 3; Variety Show 2; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 3; FHA Officer 2. Vice President 3; FFA 4. CARLA MOORE . . . SS Club 1.2.3.4; Spanish Honor Society. BUTCH MOORE . . . Transfer 4; FFA 4; SS Club 4; Football 4; Most Valuable Player 4; Best Back Award 4; All NEC Football 4: All Southern Football 4; Track 4; J. V. Football 1; Wrestling 1,2,3; Varsity Football 2.3; Track 3; Art Club 3. 160 Senior Activities VICKIE MOORE ALAN MORGAN . . . Cross Country 4: National Honor Society 4; SS Club 4. |EFF MORRIS PAMALA JEAN MOSBARGER . . . Concert Choir 3.4; Mixed Chorus 1; Girls Choir 2; FHA 1,2,3,4; FHA March of Dimes Chairman 4; SS Club 1,2,3,4. DAVID MOUNT MICHELE MULLEN JOSEPH MURPHY CYNTHIA GAYLE MURRAY ... Pep Band 3; Marching Band 1.2.3.4; Concert Band 1,2,3; Concert Choir 2; Honor Guard 2; Girls Choir 2; French Club 2,3; THOUGHTWELL Staff typist; SS Club 1,2,3,4; Speech Team 1; Reader's Theatre 1; Creative Writing 3.4: Variety Show 1.2.3.4: Candy Striper 3,4. LEAH JANE MURRAY. . . Band 1.2.3.4; Pep Band 3.4; Marching Band 1; Concert Band 1.2.3.4; Lancers 3: Honor Guard 2; Wildcatettes 4; FHA 1.2,3,4; FFA 4; SS Club 2,3,4; Variety Show 1,2,3.4. STEVE NETEMEYER . . . SALEMARION 3; Activities Editor 4; SS Club 1,2,3; Camera Club 2; National Honor Society 4; Math Team 1,2,3; Outstanding Math Student 1,2.3; Pep Band 1,2; Jazz Band 3; Marching Band 1.2.3.4; Honor Band 1,2,3; Variety Show 1,2,3. KAREN NIX SHERRY OLLER . . . Hi-Tri 1.2.3.4; Hi-Tri Vice President 4; SS Club 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1; Intramural Sports 2,3. PEGGY OULREY MARTHA PEREIRA LISA PERRY MARSHA PERRY . . . Marching Band 1,2; Concert Band 1; Honor Band 2; FHA 1; National Honor Society 4; Spanish Club 1.2; SS Club 2,3: Tennis 3,4; Variety Show 1,2; Spanish Honor Society 2: Math Team 3; 111. State Math Award 3. BETSY LUANNE PETREA. . . Marching Band 1,2,3,4: Wildcatettes 2,3, Officer 4; Concert Band 1,2,3.4; Class President 1; Student Council 2,4, President 3; Homecoming Attendant 1; Prom Attendant 3; FFA 3; Variety Show I.2.3.4. STEPHEN L. PHILLIPS . . . FFA 1.2.3.4, Historian 4: SS Club 1,2,3,4; Football 1.2,3,4; Baseball 4; Track 2.3; Track Manager 1; Variety Show 1.2,3,4; Intramural Checkers Second Place 3: FCA 4: Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Basketball Manager 1; FFA Bowling Team First Place 3. DAVID PICKETT DAVID PIERCE LARAMIE PONTIOUS THERESA ELAINE POTTER . . . FHA 1; SS Club 1. JULIE PRATT CYNTHIA PRESGROVE RICK PRICE GAY PROSISE . . . Marching and Concert Band 1,2; Track 1,2: Basketball 2; Hi-Tri 1; Variety Show 1.2; Volleyball 2. ANDREA J. PURCELL . . . Hi-Tri 3; Spanish Club 2; SS Club 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3; Candy Striper 3. TERRY PURCELL VERNON QUANDT . . . FFA 1.2,3,4. BETH RADE . . . Transfer 3; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Concert Choir 4; SS Club 4; Track 2; Honor Guard 2; French Club 1,2,3; Speech Team 1,2; Band 1; FHA 1.2,3; Pep Club 2: FCA 3. RICHIE REDENBO TEENA RENFROW . . . Basketball 1.2; Girls Choir 1; Senior Activities 161 Hi-Tri 1.2: Spanish Club 1.2: SALEMARION 3; National Honor Society 4; SS Club 1.2.3.4; Office Occupation 4. DAVID ROBINSON CHRIS ROE. . . SS Club 1.2,3.4; FHA 1; Candy Striper 1; Office Occupations 4: Lancers Sgt. at Arms 2. First Lieutenant 3,4: Pep Band 2; Honor Band 2.3: Symphonic Band 1: Marching Band 1.2.3.4: |azz Band 1.2.3.4: Variety Show 1.2.3,4. GARY ROSE JULIA RUCKMAN JIM RUNYON GLEN RUSSELL DEANN SAGER . . . Executive Secretary 3: SS Club 1,2,3,4: Variety Show 2.4; National Honor Society 4. DIANN SAGER . . . Hi-Tri 1: Spanish Club 1; Variety Show 2; SS Club 1.2,3,4: SALEMARION 3: Speech Team 4: Teacher's Aide 4. PAUL SAIKIA . . . Student Council President 4; National Honor Society 4: SS Club 1.2.3.4; Tennis 1,2; Golf 2,3,4; Baseball 3,4: Prom Chairman 3: Prom Escort 3; Homecoming Escort 3,4. RANDY SANDS . . . Basketball 1: Class Vice- President 2: SS Club 1.2,4: Intramurals 3.4. LESA SCOTT TOMMIE SHEHORN DUANE SHINSKEY EMMETT SHOEMAKER III . . . FCA Co-Captain 4; Football 1,2.3,4: Baseball 2,3,4: Basketball 1,4; Track 1,2,4; SS Club 1,2,3,4; French Club 1,2: Variety Show 3; Intramurals-Mixed Volleyball Second Place 2. First Place 3, Basketball 2,3. RHONDA LYNN SHOEMAKER . . . FCA Treasurer 4; French Club 2. President 3, Vice President 4; SS Club 1.2,3.4: SALEMARION 4; Prom Committee 3: HiTri 1.2: Track 2, Volleyball 3; Intramurals Volleyball Second Place 2, First Place 3,4. DENNIS SLOAN JIM SMITH . . . Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3.4; Football 1,2,4; SS Club 1,2: FFA 1.2; Kamakaze Award 4. KEITH SMITH LORNA SMITH . . . Marching Band 1,3,4; Honor Guard 4; HiTri 3: FHA 1: SS Club 1: Reader’s Theatre 1; Track 2.4; Manager Track 3; FFA 3. DUANE SNOW ... FFA 1,2,3; SS Club 1.2,3,4; Track 1; Football 1,2,3.4. KATHRYN SNOW . . . Band 1.2,3; Pep Band 1.2; Marching Band 1,2,3; Concert Band 1; Honor Band 2,3; HiTri 1.2; French Club 1,2.4; SS Club 1.2.3.4; Track 2. DAVID SODERBERG TROY SPENCER MARCHELLE SPRIETLER . . . Band 1.2; FFA 3; National Honor Society 4; Tennis 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Variety Show 1,2; Intramurals 1,3,4: Soil fudging Team 3: SS Club 1.2. IULIE ANNE STANFORD RANDY STARR SHEILA STORY . . . Executive Secretary, SS Club. HOLLY STOUDT PAUL STROUD DARRELL SULLENS . . . Student Council 2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2.3; Repertory Band 1; Concert Band 2,3; FFA 1,2; SS Club 4; CrossCountry 3,4; Variety Show 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4. PAMELA SUMMERS RANDY SWAIN . . . Track 3: SS Club 4. DARLA C. TACKETT. . . FHA 1; Girls Choir 4: French Club 2,3,4: Speech Team 3.4; SS Club 2,4. 162 Senior Activities JEFFERY TATE SUSAN TATE JOE TELFORD GENE THOMPSON SANDY TODD . . . Band 1; SS Club 2.3; FHA 1; Track 1. BOB TOMES TONY TOMES JEFFERY TRAMMEL MANDY TRAVELSTEAD . . . Tennis 1.2.3.4; Most Improved Player 2: Volleyball 1; Basketball 1: Softball 1,2.3.4; SS Club 1.2,3,4; Athlete of the Month 4. RICHARD TRAVIS LOUIE TUCKER RICK UNSELL CATHY UNSELL LORI DEE VAN HORN . . . Mixed Chorus 1: Concert Choir 2,3. President 4; Chamber Singers 2.3,4; Salemaires 1,3; Girls Glee Club Student Director 4; Symphonic Wind Ensemble 1; Honor Band 2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3: Marching Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2; Variety Show 1.2,3,4; School Play 2; IMEA 2,3, All State 4; SS Club 1,2,3.4; Speech Team 3.4: Spanish Club 2,3,4; Spanish Honor Society 3.4: Outstanding Spanish II Student 3; HiTri 1: TTV Choral Festival 4. RODNEY VANNATTA GLENDA VAN SCYOC REBECCA VERTREES TRACIE RA|EAN WAGGONER . . . FHA 1; SS Club 1.2.3.4; Office Worker 3.4; Media Center Club 2,3. SHERENE WARNECKE ROGER WATSON JOYCE WEATHERFORD JANET E. WHEELER . . . Lancers 1.2; Lancer Commander 2: Wildcatettes 3; Variety Show 1,2.3; Marching Band 1,2,3; Repertory Band 1; Concert Band 2,3; Pep Band 2; SS Club 1,2; SALEMARION 3. Sports Editor 4: Spanish Club 1.2: Radio Club 1: Reader's Theatre 1; Speech Team 1: First Place Radio Speaking-Novice Division for Southern Illinois; Freshman Orientation 2.3. CINDY WHITNEY . . . FHA 1; Candy Striper 1,2,3. JEFF WHITWORTH JAY WILKINS CHERYL RENAE WILLIAMS . . . HiTri 1: Spanish Club 1: SS Club 1,2,3.4; SALEMARION 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Variety Show 2: Intramural Volleyball 3. ELLEN T. WILLIAMS . . . SS Club 1.2.3.4: Marching Band 1.2.3.4; Concert Band 1,2; Honor Band 3,4: Wildcatettes 3, 1st Lieutenant 4; Concert Choir 3,4; Chamber Singers 3,4: SALEMARION 4; Lancers 2; Variety Show 1,2.3,4; Prom Committee 3; Graduation Usherette 3: Freshman Orientation 3. MARK WILLIAMS GINA RAE WILSON . . . FHA 1; National Honor Society 4: BROADCASTER Feature Editor 4: SS Club 1,2,3,4; Prom Attendant 3: Homecoming Queen 4; Teacher's Aide 4; Intramurals 1.2,3. THERESA WISEMAN . . . SS CLUB 1.2: FHA 3. JIM WISNIEWSKI. . . Pep Band 1.2: Jazz Band 1.2.3.4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Honor Band 1.2.3.4; Spanish Club 1,2;SS Club 1,2,3; Teenager of the Month; Variety Show 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 4: Drill Instructor 3.4; SALEMARION 3. Editor in Chief 4. Senior Activities 163 MARGARET ANN WOODS . . . SS Club 1.2.3.4; Student Council 1.2.3.4; SALEMARION 4; Cheerlead- ing 1.2,3; Variety Show 1,2,3; Homecoming Court 3,4; Prom Attendant 3; Spanish Club 1; Band 1,2,3; Honor Band 1,2,3. TANIA WOODWARD ALETA ORGAN WOOLDRIDGE ELIZABETH WORLOW MEGAN LYNN YOUNG ... Pep Band 1; Concert Band 2,3; Honor Band 4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Lancers 1; Wildcatettes 2,3,4; Sgt. at Arms 3; Captain 4; SS Club 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; French Club 1,2; Secretary 1; Work Room 4; Variety Show 1,2,3.4. SHEENA ROSE YOUNG . . . Transfer 1; BROAD- CASTER 4; SS Club 3,4; Tennis 4; Basketball 2,3,4: Softball 2,3,4; Freshman Orientation 3,4. TERRI ZEIDLER GREGORY WRIGHT 164 Senior Activites Business Manager I would like to thank the businesses who purchased an ad this year. Their support of the 1979-80 SALEMARION is deeply appreciat- ed. We encourage all SCHS students and faculty to patronize them. Also, thanks to the SALEMARION staff who worked hard and did a terrific job on our advertising section. Kerry Keele Business Manager The SALEMARION Staff wanted to be the first to sign your yearbook. AN AUTOGRAPH PAGE Compliments of NIP’S CREATIVE PHOTOGRAPHY Southern Gardens Shopping Center Salem. II 62881 548-3385 166 Advertising COMPLIMENTS OF SALEM NATIONAL BANK 205 W. Main START YOUR FUTURE RIGHT BY LEARNING TO SAVE ASK ABOUT OUR FREE CHECKING ACCOUNT FOR STUDENTS THERE’S NOTHING LIKE MONEY IN THE BANK MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Advertising 167 Bowman Studio Phone (618) 548-2299 FASHION TWO TWENTY Cosmetics 112 West Main Street Salem, Illinois 62881 Ben Bowman Mary Bowman Compliments of YOLTON — BLACK INSURANCE AGENCY Joe - Margaret - Gene Marjorie June MARTIN AND MALAN Compliments CLOTHIERS AND HAIRSTYLING SALON of 222 W. Main St. Hair Affair 548-0075 420 West Schwartz Complete line of clothing Phone: 548-5238 and sportswear for the man of today PHELPS REAL ESTATE LOWELL PHELPS. BROKER BUYING. SELLING. BUILDING OR DEVELOPING It's easier with the help of qualified professionals SALEM'S LEADING REAL ESTATE BROKER “We probably have just what you want! 206 W. SCHWARTZ SALEM. ILL. Call day or evening 548-3343 168 Advertising MEMORY OF MY PALS Bettendorf STANFORD, INC. Advertising 169 Compliments of SALEM LODGE NO. 361 Steak suppers on the 2nd 4th Fridays of even,' month Dances every Saturday night Lodge meetings the 1st 3rd Wednesday of every month at 8:00 p.m. Women of the Moose meet the 2nd 4th Wednesday at 8:00 Loyal order of Moose 170 Advertising Communii v Stall «auj. COMMUNITY STATE BANK 401 W. Main Si. Salem. Illinois Home of the RED CARPET Treatment . FDK- A FULL SERVICE BANK ‘ A©ERfPV ;c 548 — BANK - 2265 Advertising 171 Compliments of: 1946 1980 MARY S VOGUE SHOP WHOLESALE SUPPLY DISTRIBUTION L.P. GAS DIVISION PETROLANE INCORPORATED Fabrics and Everything Odin, II. 775-8371 LIGHTNING SUPPLY INC. P.O. BOX 333 Salem, III. 62881 Tel. 618-548-1201 TWX. 910-996-2771 Phone 548-9707 CROSLOW STANDARD 1-57 and U S. 50 Salem. Illinois Jerry Croslow Old Things - Estates Bought and Sold OLD TOWN ANTIQUES GENERAL STORE Congratulations Class of 1980 Wallace W. Holsapple D.B.A. H. C. HOLSAPPLE AUTO BODY West Main Street. Salem. Illinois Phone 548-1570 Sam and Louise Davidson Main St. Res.: 155 Clinmar Odin, IL. Centralia. IL. Ph. 618-775-6360 Ph. 618-532-8477 HAWKINS TEXACO Route 50 West 1-57 Salem. Illinois 548-4188 Advertising 173 LEARN TO FLY SALEM AVIATION Complete Flight Instruction Ground School 548-2411 1200 W. Boone Salem, Illinois Thomas Wyatt, Minister Congratulations class of 1980 THE SHOE LOFT Where Fashion Fine Quality Reign Westgate Shopping Center Salem iam HGW SALEM, ILLINOIS Route 50 West Open 7 am to 9 pm 6 days Closed Sunday Plumbing - Hardware Paint Electrial Work Shoes - Boots Work Clothes EVERYTHING FOR DO-IT-YOURSELFERS Compliments of P.N. HIRSCH COMPANY Westgate Shopping Center Salem, Illinois MARATHON Interchange Station Rt. 50 West Salem. III. 62881 Phone 548-1118 174 Advertising Best Wishes From THE SALEM MINISTERIAL ALLIANCE Central Christian (Disciples) Church First Baptist Church First United Presbyterian Church Grace Nazarene Church Salem Lutheran Church St. Thomas Episcopal Church Christian Church of Salem Church of God First Christian Church Free Methodist Church Grace United Methodist Church St. Theresa Catholic Church Trinity United Methodist Church The First Pentecostal Church If my people, which are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray: and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways: then will I hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin. and will heal their land. II Chronicles 7:14 God loves you and we love you FABICK TRACTOR COMPANY P.O. Box 530. Salem. Illinois 62881 (618) 548-1400 TWX: 910-996-2690 OVER SIXTY YEARS OF SERVICE TO THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY Advertising 175 Compliments of ACCO INDUSTRIES INC. Industrial Lifters Division Mansaver-Vac-U-Lift Products Highway 37 North Salem, Illinois 62881 176 Advertising — fy[ ■McDonald's Compliments of HOLIDAY INN OF SALEM Breakfast served at 7:00 to 10:30 ()| en 7 days a week 1-57 and US 50 West Salem. Illinois Monday thru Thursday 7:00 to 11:00 Jackie C. Wood. Innkeeper Saturday anti Sunday 7:00 to 12:00 CROUCH RADIATOR SERVICE Radiators Cleancd-Repaired-and Recoring Automotive Air Conditioning Sales Service LP-GAS Petrolane. Inc. For Domestic. RR 4. Hwy. 50 West Industrial Salem. IL. 62881 Agricultural Off. Ph. (618) 548-3000 Uses Phone 548-0311 U.S. 50 West Salem. Illinois WILSON WILSON MONUMENT CO. MARION COUNTY'S LARGEST DISPLAY Compliments of Monuments. Markers. Mausoleums SALEM DISCOUNT HOUSE ODIN. ILLINOIS Route 50 West Salem. Illinois Phone: 775-8211 | Advertising 177 | Salem Area's Most Modern And Complete Food Store Salem IGA Foodliner ®a em Illinois 406 East Main Phone 548-0420 MAGIC MIRROR 108 North Washington Salem. Illinois Phone: 548-3108 Congratulations to the Class of '80 From Leah, Lisa. Toni, and Janet McMACKIN HARDWARE 216 E. Main II Salem. 11. 62881 Handy Hardware U Mf Houseware Service ■ ltd Harry Laughlin 1 Best Wishes Congratulations To The Class Of 80 Norm Your Friendly Sole Saver RALPH JOHNNIE at County Clerk NORM’S SHOE SERVICE Be Sure To Register To Vote 100 N. Washington Phone 548-1755 178 Advertising ROGER S CONSTRUCTION Builder of Quality Homes 333 Country Club Estates 548-4305 LYLE E. BEATY INSURANCE AGENCY Life - Health - Accident Disability - Retirement Inc. 548-9778 HAWKINS BARBER SHOP Compliments of: 102 North Washington ROLLINSON'S HOME CENTER 548-1546 Westgate Sub - Division Across From the Courthouse Salem. 11. 62881 TINA’S Fashion Jeans and Tops In Downtown Salem and Centralia Congratulation Seniors Advertising 179 Compliments of a Friend Compliments of MARION COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. 216 North Broadway Salem. Illinois Compliments of JONES LAUNDRY AND LINEN SERVICE Towels and Linens Hospital and Nursing Homes Phone 548-4181 211 E. Schwartz Salem. Illinois RAYMOND MULVANY OIL CO. MARATHON OILS Phone 548-2464 or 548-0937 East Main St. Salem. Illinois Congratulations and Best Wishes from THE OFFICE OF REGIONAL SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS SAM NALL Velma Duncan Don Wittenbrink PARADISE FLOWERS 730 N. Broadway Salem, Illinois Be young at heart, send flowers. 548-2170 anytime 180 Advertising Congratulations Class Of 1980 GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 116 E. Schwartz St. Salem. Illinois Dwight L. Jones, Pastor Compliments From The Class Of 1929 WAYNE “LITTLE DUTCH HILGEFORD Chairman Compliments of MONTGOMERY WARD RON and SHARON GURLEY 214 E. Main Salem. Illinois 62881 548-3111 Salem Congratulations and Best Wishes To All Students At S.C.H.S. Rankin Funeral Home Farina Phone 548-1234 Iuka Advertising 181 KENNY COLLIERS FRESH MEATS GROCERIES 631 South Broadway, Salem Phone 548-1771 BEST WISHES FROM ALL OF US TO THE CLASS OF 80 MARY COLLIER - OWNERS Where you save does make a difference Marion County Savings And Loan Association Gene L. Yolton 30i West Main, Salem, Illinois 62881 Executive Vice-President phone 548-3440 182 Advertising Compliments of KAREN’S TAILORING AND ALTERATIONS 6 a.m. till 10 p.m. WJBD — STEREO — “100 Phone 548-1609 113 South Broadway Salem. Illinois 62881 AMERICAN TOP 40 from Hollywood - with Casey Kasem VANCE REAL ESTATE S S Saturday and Sunday Salem and VIC VANCE AUCTION SERVICE “To the finest people in the world My best wishes for your Success and Happiness 815 W. Main St. Phone 548-1515 Your Best Friend is a Realtor ARNOLD’S LAWN MOWER AND BIKE SHOP 803 S. College Salem. II. Ariens Riding Mowers and Tillers Murray Bikes Lawnboy Mowers Repair and Parts Bridal Registry Phone 548-3304 JOHNSON'S JEWELRY Diamonds by Orange Blossom Our rings Engraved Free SHANNON’S CLIP SNIP Hallmark Cards Gifts for all occasions Class Rings on Display Shannon X 115 South sa V • C- V Maple jf Salem niinois 117 South Braodway Salem. Illinois 62881 Free Parking We need Your Head in our Business Advertising 183 Salem Cable TV 208 S. Walnut Salem, Illinois Phone 548-2722 12 clear Dependable channels SALEM TV REPAIR 401 SOUTH COLLEGE PHONE: 548-1463 MEMO TO: you can depend on Quasar Compliments of FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH of Salem 184 Advertising tfso Southern Realty of Salem, Inc. Route 50 West ROBERT W. WILLIAMS Box 648 REALTOR Salem. Illinois 62881 Res: 548-1717 Off: 618 548-5200 Advertising 185 Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Larimer THIS SPACE TO REMEMBER A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS OF . . . Rogers-Atkins Funeral Home LARRY E. ROGERS. FUNERAL DIRECTOR 186 Advertising Best Wishes From KANE INSURANCE AGENCY INC. Salem. Illinois SOMER REAL ESTATE, REALTOR -WHERE HONESTY AND SERVICE COME FIRST- SALES - LISTINGS APPRAISALS JIM SOMER. BROKER 821 W. Main St. Salem. Illinois 62881 548-5123 Compliments of JACK’S BODY SHOP 1103 W. Whittaker Salem. Illinois lack Holsapple, Proprietor SHOE LAND Your Family Shoe Store 123 W. Main Gerald and Margarete Penrod We appreciate your business CONGRATULATIONS P. A. M. DAD. MOM. ED. STEVE, MIKE. GRANDMA Advertising 187 DIETRICH’S CLOTHING STORE Salem's Oldest and Outstanding Store Compliments of For Men and Young Men STERCHI BOHRER Featuring PLUMBING Suits and Sportswear By Curlee Shirts By Arrow Leisure Wear By |ohn Alexander Samsonite Luggage HEATING 215 E. Main Salem. Illinois Phone 548-1864 Across From The Courthouse Phone 548-3254 Salem, Illinois phone-618-548-1190 P.O. Box 498 Egyptian Concrete Co. (an equal opportunity employer) Culvert Pipe — Redimix Concrete — Sewer Pipe Precast Bridge Units — Caps — Concrete Sewer Piling Precast Manholes — Precast Cox Culverts — Custom Precasting Prestress Bridge Units — Prestress Piling Salem. Illinois 62881 188 Advertising Congratulations To The Class of 1980 SWENEY’S DRUG STORE Congratulations to the Class of 1980 LEUTY-WOOLFORD RADIO-TV SERVICE 110 South Broadway - phone 548-1111 Salem. Illinois Compliments of Prescription Needs Ice Cream — Cokes Complete School Supplies N Cosmetics Lady’s Apparel 202 South Broadway 548-3136 SALEM FLOWERS 799 East Main Salem, Illinois Flowers For All Occasions Proms, Homecomings, Weddings Congratulations DUNCAN OIL COMPANY 300 S. Washington Salem. Illinois Compliments of McGRAW'S TEXACO Advertising 189 BRANCH SHOE GALLERY (across from the courthouse) Florsheim, Roblee, Levi's. Hush Puppies, Pedwin, Naturalizer. Pro Keds, Fanfare. Footworks. Osaga Life Stride Salem Times Commoner FAIRCHILD AUTO SUPPLY Your NAPA Distributor Dick and Liz Fairchild Owners 120 South Washington Salem. II. 548-0472 Compliments BERNHARDTS THE FASHION STORE FOR MEN Salem, Illinois THE MOST COMPLETE SOURCE OF NEWS IN THE SALEM AREA 190 Advertising Largest music chain in Southern Illinois WISNIEWSKI BROS. MUSIC 3 locations to serve you.. SALEM 115 East Main MT. VERNON Times Square Mall CARBONDALE University Mall Advertising 191 Compliments of Compliments of THE IUKA STATE BANK BRADFORD Iuka. II 62849 SUPPLY, INC. A Full Service Bank” Member FDIC IKTRY GAADfi MpsJi Wlw SOUTHERN GARDENS SHOPPING CENTER 192 Advertising Best wishes for the class of '80 from IUKA LUMBER COMPANY DAIRY MART Route 50 East 548-4067 Ice Cream Sandwiches GLENNA’S STYLON Phone: 534-6376 Box 174 Kell, 11 62853 Glenna Mount Compliments of Jess Martin, Jr. your STATE FARM INSURANCE AGENT Southern Gardens Shopping Center Salem. Illinois 548-2574 Best Wishes To The Class Of '80 SHIRTS, JEANS, THINGS Owners: Ben Baggett Winifred Daniels Southern Gardens Shopping Center Route 37 South Salem. Illinois Congratulations Class of '80 BEN FRANKLIN Southern Gardens Shopping Center Salem, Illinois RYNWOOD GREENHOUSE FLORIST 323-6257 Iuka, IL Jesus will help you when on his name you call. He is always there, hearing every prayer, faithful and true: Walking by our side in his love we hide all the day through. When you get discouraged just remember what to do — reach out to Jesus he's reaching out to you. Advertising 193 Compliments and Best Wishes From THE COUNTRY OUTLET Kell, Illinois 534-6233 Congratulations Graduates of ’80 SOUND ELECTRONICS Rt. 37 South Salem. ILL. Stereo. Car Stereo. CB, Records Tapes The Difference Quality Makes J B GLASS BUILDING PRODUCTS Southern Gardens Shopping Center Route 37 South Salem. Illinois 62881 Building Material, Trusses, Paneling Andersen Windows, Interior Exterior Doors John Sands Bill Graves, Proprietors Office Telephone Residence Telephone 618 548-5400 618 548-5283 Compliments of DICKIRSON GROUP Route 37 South Route 33 West Salem, IL. Ripley, West Va. 194 Advertising Carpeting, Drapery, Wall-Covering and Paint CARPET COUNTRY HOME DECORATING Compliments of JARCO INC. Hiway 37 South Salem, Illinois Shopping Center Route 37 South, Southern Gardens Salem, Illinois 548-5588 C. A. GLORE LUMBER COMPANY Complete Line of Building Material Phone 548-0400 Salem, Illinois SNOW CAFE Iuka, Illinois congratulations class of 1980 RILEY LAWN EQUIPMENT Hwy. 50 East Salem. Illinois 62881 COAST TO COAST STORES Country Gardens, Inc. 18 Southern Gardens S C Salem. Illinois 62881 Phone 548-4495 Congratulations graduates Advertising 195 merle McKinney motors Quality Cars Trucks Merle McKinney 548-3220 Congratulations Class of '80 Salem, II. 62881 Compliments of Kathryn and Dean White SALEM BOWL 16 Bowling Lanes and Recreation KINMUNDY EXPRESS Kinmundy, Illinois POLLARD MOTOR SALES Used Cars and Trucks Rt. 37 North Salem, IL Congratulations class of 1980 BRUNS EQUIP. CO. Sales Service for: Ford, Massey Ferguson. New Holland Kewanee, Bush Hog, McCulloch Congratulations class of 1980 Compliments of KEELE ROLLER RINK Hwy. 37 No. Salem. IL Owned and Operated by Jim and Donna Keele Phone Rink: 548-9705 or 548-1642 Congratulations Kerry class of 1980 196 Advertising BACHMANN'S HENNE EXCAVATING OILFIELD CONSTRUCTION Serving Salem Area For Four Generations Office Phone 548-0197 Rt. 3 Salem, Illinois HOME FURNISHINGS ACCESSORIES APPL1ANCES-CARPETING R.L. Doc” Henne Owner and Manager 109 W. MAIN PHONE 548-0509 SALEM. ILLINOIS 62881 Congratulations Class of '80 TAYLOR BODY SHOP ALLEN S BOOK STORE DOMESTIC FOREIGN CAR REPAIR 107 W. Main, Salem, Illinois and “If you have accident insurance — Why not have rustproof insurance? FREEMAN PRINTING Rt. 50 E. Salem 548-4020 104 E. Broadway Centralia, Illinois School and Office Supplies HOUSER CHEVROLET-BUICK RT. 50 WEST SALEM. ILLINOIS 548-5500 OPEN 8AM-8PM DAILY Advertising 197 Compliments of MILNER APPL. CENTER AND JUDY’S BEAUTY SHOP HflnBURQERS 2401 S. Washington 548-3612 CINDY’S RESTAURANT 1525 West Main Hwy. 50 West Salem Illinois 62881 In-store bakery We specialize in quality meat. produce, and customer service. STORE HOURS: Mon.-Sun. 7A.M.-10P.M. Westgate Shopping Center Salem, Illinois. 62881 548-4717 198 Advertising SALEM ENERGY SUPPLY Compliments the PIZZA MAN of WESTGATE SHOPPING CENTER-SALEM. ILLINOIS BANDY'S PHARMACIES Located at Westgate Shopping Center OUR HOURS ARE: 548-4000 11:00 A M. - 11:00 P.M. Mon. thru Thrus. 11:00 A.M. - 12 Mid. Fri. Sat. 4:30 P.M. - 11:00 P.M. Sunday PHONE 548-1394 AUSTIN’S RESTAURANTS ( s) Salem Dix and Hoffman Smackin' Good Fried Chicken” Advertising 201 OLDSMOBILE PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS Come Out and Look Us Over . . . We’re Ready MAX DYE, INC. Route 50 West. 1 Block of 1-57 Salem. Illinois Phone 548-2343 202 Advertising CUNNINGHAM’S Plumbing and Heating Co. P.O. Box 486 Salem. Illinois 62881 GOFF PLUMBING AND HEATING 1123 So. Broadway Salem. IL 548-5860 Compliments To The Class of 1980 BOOHER'S TIN SHOP IPHONE 548-1625) (MASTER CHARGE VISA) 701 S. Broadway 548-1295 Salem. Illinois TEXAS CORNER SERVICE STATION ROUTE 50 WEST SALEM. ILL. 62881 STATE SAFETY LANE INSPECTIONS WASH - TIRE BALANCING - TUNE UPS - AC REPAIR BEEN IN BUSINESS SINCE 1962 Garry L. Dye. Owner Compliments of SALEM AUTO SUPPLY WHERE THE ACTION IS Congratulations Westgate Subdivision Salem. Illinois STAR-LITE MOTEL Salem. Illinois Lila )ames Williams owners Advertising 203 [ • GRAVEL • SAND SATTLEY TRUCKING 534-6842 NO ANSWER CALL KELL - SM-tIB _________KELL. ILL._____ Salem Theatre And Cluster Drive-In 204 Advertising VILLAGE HOUSE Ladies Apparel” Southern Gardens Shopping Center Salem. Illinois 548-4199 Advertising 205 Congratulations to the Class of 1980 HAYS OILFIELD CONSTRUCTION CO. Richard L. Barbara |. Hays Salem. Illinois Pleasing You Pleases Us STARLITE RESTAURANT Owned and Operated by Emnie Ginny Donoho 206 Advertising Advertising 207 Dairy Queen PHONE AHEAD 548-0271 OPEN 11AM 7 DAYS A WEEK Dairy Queen-Brazier Restaurant 519 s. BWAY SALEM CONGRATULATIONS from Tom and |erry Newport Phyllis and |im Dodson Reg. U.S. Pat. Off. Am. D.Q. Corp. Copyright 1977 Am. D.Q. Corp. DRAPERIES CARPET COMPLETE WINDOW TREATMENT WALL COVERING DRAPERY HARDWARE FIELDCREST BEDDING AND TOWELS DECORATING ACCESSORIES BATH ACCESSORIES BRIDAL REGISTRY GIFT WRAPPING 208 Advertising La Chalet De Coiffure La Place Hair Salons 4 Southern Garden Shopping Ctr. Salem. 111. Phone: 548-2444 If your hair nails are not becoming to you you should be coming to us Sculptured Nails. Blow Cuts. Frosting. Hair painting. Hot iron curling or Natural Curly perms Owner: Verle E. Poland 530 S. Broadway St. Salem. 111. Phone: 548-1666 I ! SOUTHERN GARDENS CAR WASH i 1 UNION t Petroleum Products Allen E. Meador Route 37 South Congratulations Graduates SALEM. ILLINOIS Business Phone 548-3215 Home Phone 548-3203 Compliments of MR. T’S ICE CO. Terry Lee. Owner Phone 548-2102 Route 50 East Salem. IL 62881 Advertising 209 HOMEMAKER SPORTLINE Congratulations to the Seniors of 1980 from Route 50 West NICK’S PIZZA Salem. Illinois 714 North Shelby 548-2288 Best Wishes to the Class of '80 from THE CERAMIC CELLAR 524 North Broadway Salem. II. 548-2409 MARION-JEFFERSON SERVICE COMPANY FIRST STATE BANK OF DIX “A Friendly Bank in a Friendly Community SHUBERT F. SOMER AGENCY Complete Insurance Protection Dix, Illinois 62830 Phone (618) 266-7444 821 West Main P.O. Box 157 Salem, 111. 62881 Phone 548-2666 MEMBER FDIC KEELE MILLING COMPANY. INC. Phone 266-7266 Custom Grinding Liquid Supplement Seed Cleaning Dix. Illinois MAXINE’S BEAUTY SHOP Complete Beauty Service Open - Thursday. Friday Sat. Phone: 323-6402 luka. IL. Maxine Clifton - Owner 210 Advertising Compliments of WARFIELD-BEESON SERVICE 714 West Main Salem. Illinois PERRY JEWELRY Keepsake Diamonds Bulova Watches Bridal Registry Seiko Watches 114 West Main Salem. Illinois Compliments □ Compliments of OEAlTOO THE COFFEE AND DONUT SHOP WILLIAMS REALTY INC. 120 W. Schwartz Dean Wiggins, Broker Salem. Illinois 216 W. Main Phone: Salem. IL 548-1470 Phone 548-2342 Tresslar’s Variety Store and Tresslar’s Sportsman Den 204 W. Main St. Salem. 111. Advertising 211 Compliments Of TOPPER’S Salem's Most Popular Apparel Store Where Fashion Is Fun Salem Centralia Mt. Vernon Marion Compliments of SALEM BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Salem, Illinois Congratulations and Best Wishes SHAKESPEARE OIL CO. INC. 202 W. Main Salem, Illinois Compliments of KASKASKIA GAS COMPANY Post Office Box 372 210A W. Main St. Salem. Illinois 62881 Phone: 618-548-1061 212 Advertising MODERN WOODMEN Compliments of BUTTONS N” BOWS 118 W. Main Salem, 111. Children's Clothing Sizes 0-14 MILLER, PFAFF GARNER Attorneys 120 A W. Main Salem. IL. 62881 Life Insurance Savings Plans Education Plans Mortgage Protection Plans Retirement Plans Agency Office Roger Bartley 120 W. Main District Rep. Salem. IL. Phone: 548-4565 MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA Fraternal Life Insurance Home Office Rock Island. Illinois BECKMAN'S STANDARD 203 N. Broadway Salem. Illinois Salem, 111. Compliments of IRWIN’S Centralia. 111. Gifts Candies Linen Yarn Yes! We have angora! Advertising 213 SALEM PEPSI-COLA DISTRIBUTING COMPANY Arthur E. Weems Salem. Illinois LAKEWOOD MOTEL HWY. 50 E. SALEM, IL 62881 GLENN AND MARGARET HEMINOVER, OWNERS CONGRATULATIONS GAIL! bert Taylof Robert Taylor INSURANCE • REAL ESTATE 518 S. Broadway, Salem, Illinois 62881 Telephone 548-1954 9 0 TO KELLY CHITTY- The l)cst O.R.C. (Official Roll Checkcrl at S.C.H.S. Thanks, The SM Staff AUSTIN'S FASHION FLOWERS 111 North Broadway Ph: 548-4490 F. T. D. and Florafax corsages-funerals-hospital gifts- weddings-cemetery pieces-dry and silk arrangements Mary E. Ayers. Frances E. Reed, and Rebecca P. Roddy Your Downtown Flower Shop With Best Wishes JIFFY MANUFACTURING CO. Salem. Illinois Advertising 215 HOLSAPPLE MOTORS Used Cars and Trucks CARL Y. CANTRELL Insurance Real Estate 218 South Broadway Phone 548-2737 Salem, Illinois 210 East McMackin Salem, IL 548-0180 Compliments HUBERT W. WOODRUFF, II Attorney and Counselor At Law Congratulations Class of 1980 (618) 548-4500 216 South Broadway Salem. Illinois 62881 CHhtMH IHB3 CATFISH CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH-DODGE LTD. 301 East McMackin Salem. Illinois 618 548-5595 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '80 BOSWELL FUNERAL HOME Catfish Russell Owner Res. Phone 618 532-2452 THE BROADCASTER SALUTES THE SALEMARION 216 Advertising Senior Girls Quiz: Can you find the person who isn't a Senior Girl? Senior Girls 217 Brown Shoe Company The Shoe With The Youthful Feel Route 37 south - Phone 548-0114 We are equal opportunity Employer Harold R. Dyer - Superintendent R C FARM HOME CO. Westgate Shopping Center Salem, Illinois Compliments of ED WALKER INC. Congratulations Class of '80 ST. CLAIR MOBILE HOME SALES Rt. 37 South Salem. IL 218 Advertising DARRELL’S CONOCO BOX 7 Kell. Illinois 62853 Phone 534-6293 Best Wishes Class of '80 MICKEY CRIPPEN TRUCKING Iuka 323-6273 GIRARD Buildings' Exclusive Designs Are Standard Features! We offer a special heavy duty gutter and trim system, trusses notched into wall columns, various door sizes placed to your advantage, plus other numerous features. GIRARD is not the largest, nor are we the motor of the building industry, but we think we are the spark plugs. We predict that we will spark others to offer the same above features. GIRARD WHOLESALE SUPPLIES RT. 37 So.. Salem. 111. 62881 The Building With Muscle for your GIRARD DEALER phone 618-548-2883 Advertising 219 AN AMERICAN DREAM There was a lime when (hose who longed to reach American shores, believed the streets were paved with gold. And those of us who were born in Wilburn. Massachusetts or Tucumcari, New Mexico or Abilene, Kansas know the truth of the American dream. The streets were not paved with gold, but there could be a chicken in every pot. two cars in every garage, the chance for every kid to become President. There was a time when the living was easier, and the flags waved freely, and when everybody loved a parade. The mainstreet was magic in America. And then the dream was no longer dreaming. Most of us began to see only what we called reality. We saw what existed, and some said the American dream had become a nightmare. Patriotism was old-fashioned, sentimentality was a laugh, nobody believed that the living was easy, unless you knew somebody, unless you had an angle. The news was depressing, the economy was off, leadership was suspect, understanding with the rest of the world, none too good. But none of those things was new to America. The various times in the history of the United States, our friends around the world have not been so friendly. Our economy has been off before. We've had our breadlines. And over the years we've voted the rascals out, sometimes we've voted new rascals in. But while times change, and values change, we seem to go on repeating ourselves, learning from our mistakes, making them over again. And still in spite of our new found reality, we’re still dreaming an American dream. A dream of freedom, free to be the people we want to be. to live as we will, to pursue the adventures in life which have meaning for us as individuals. Yes. the American dream is still a part of our thinking. A recent study of high school age students in this country reveals that most still believe today they can attain whatever goal they have in life if they're willing to work for it. and that thinking is no different that when it was when the flag was waved from every front porch. This country has achieved magnificent advances in science, in health, in technology - advances that are world respected. But it is really not the things Americans have done that makes this country the world leader it is. It is Americans themselves from the country, from the city, from every walk in life. It's corn-bred kids from Iowa, and D-trained kids in New York, each building on the American dream in his own personal way. Sure we’ve made our mistakes. Yes, we have our problems today, and today we, along with the rest of the world, know our streets are not paved with gold. But come back to this country. See it’s rocky shores again and know that the United States is more than power and performance. More than technical advances. The United States is people, still free to be. to live, to pursue and still free to dream. Taken from a speech by Jim Aglward, as recorded on RCA record The Spirit of America, a musical salute. 220 An American Dream Memorian ART ADAMS (|ULY 29. 1964-JUNE 4. 1979) Art was a most ambitious and energetic freshman agriculture student. He had a real thirst for agricultural knowledge. The memory of his enthusiasm for agriculture will continue to motivate his instructors and fellow students. DAVID WRIGHT (JANUARY 8. 1963-JUNE 29. 1979) David, an extremely talented sophomore, was active in Chamber Singers. Concert Choir, and Reader s Theatre. His interests were not confined to the arts ... he was also on the tennis team. David s unique enthusiasm for life is an inspiration for all of us. TONY TOMES (NOVEMBER 30. 1961-JANUARY 31. 1980) Tony transferred from Clarksville. Indiana to Sandoval and then to Salem during his sophomore year. He participated in French Club his sophomore year and played on both intramural volleyball and basketball teams. Tony's shyness and caring attitudes towards everyone will always be remembered by those who knew him best. REMEMBER: Remember me when I am gone away. Gone far away into the silent land; When you can no more hold me by the hand. Nor I half turn to go, yet turning stay. Remember me when no more day by day You tell me of our future that you plann’d; Only remember me; you understand It will be late counsel then or pray. Yet if you should forget me for awhile And afterwards remember, do not grieve; For the darkness and corruption leave a vestige of the thoughts that once I had. Better by far you should forget and smile Than that you should remember and be sad. Christina Georgina Rossetti Memorian 221 Editor’s Comment America, like S.C.H.S. has gone through another decade. We have lost old, made new. and maintained some basic traditions. The SALEMARION has also changed a considerable amount. Ten years ago we could not present the yearbook as it is presented this year. In spite of these changes all of the yearbooks have one thing in common . . . memories of each and every year have been protracted to the fullest. Serving as editor has been a unique and pleasurable experience. To publish a book of this magnitude requires many long hours by many people. First of all. I would like to pay a long overdue tribute to this year s staff. It has been a pleasure working with all of you. Thank you for your exceptional cooperation and dedication. I especially want to thank |anet Wheeler (Sports Editor). Stephen Nctemeyer (Activities Editor), and Kerry' Keele (Business Manager). These people helped accomplish all the goals formulated at the beginning of the year. This book portrays your hard work. Secondly, to Nip's Creative Photography. David Farley. Janet Snow, and many other photographers who spent long hours taking pictures that fill the pages of this book. To Clyde Hall for the fantastic artwork. Lori VanHorn and Dianne Sager for the original copy in our special decade section. Mr. Guthrie and the entire faculty and administration. To all of you, and to all the unsung contributors who quietly took on extra tasks that were needed to make this a success, my gratitude and thanks. Finally. I would like to thank Miss Frankland, who has been responsible for the publication of the SALEMARION the last 4 years. With her knowledge and guidance the yearbook has grown in quality each year. On behalf of the SALEMARION Staff I sincerely wish that you enjoy your 1980 yearbook. 223 )im Wisniewski Editor Dear Your friend. V ¥ mWA LSW( RTH IM'III ISIIINC COMPANY Mtli n INI MINW� ■■ I'M