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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1984 volume:

fu Levine Mem cry The 1983-98d SALLMATiCN Staff proudly dedicates this volume of the SALLMACMCN to the memory of Terry and Teeny McClain. Tftc bu Salem Community High School and the community of Salem were saddened by the deaths of Dr. Kerry McClain and his wife Peggy on March 27, 1984. The couple died instantly in a car-train collision in Odin, Illinois on that evening. Dr. McClain had been the principal of SCHS for 17 years. Mr. and Mrs. McClain were both active in church and community affairs. It will take several people to fill their many positions. They will be sadly missed by relatives and their many friends. Education does not mean teaching people what they do not know. It means teaching them to behave as they do not behave. It is not teaching the youth the shapes of letters and the tricks of numbers, and then leaving them to turn their arithmetic to roquery. and their literature to lust. It means, on the contrary, training them into the perfect exercise and kingly continence of their bodies and souls. It is a painful, continual and difficult work to be done by kindness, by watching, by warning, by percept, and by praise, but above all — by example.” John Ruskin We are thankful that Kerry and Peggy were our examples. Student Council .............. 82 - 83 FFA .......................... 84 - 86 Hi Tri ............................ 86 SALEMARION ......................... 87 THOUGHTWELL ........................ 88 BROADCASTER ........................ 89 Camera Club ........................ 90 Speech Team ........................ 91 Radio Club ......................... 92 French Club ........................ 93 Peer Helpers ....................... 94 Media Center Workers ............... 95 Nurses Aides Executive Secretaries . 96 Interrelated Child Care ............ 97 Aides General Studies Workers ...... 98 S Club ............................. 99 Organization Out Takes .......... 100 Girls’ Track ..................... 102 - 103 Boys’ Track ...................... 104 - 105 Girls’ Softball .................. 106 - 107 Boys’ Baseball ................... 108 - 109 Boys’ Tennis ........................... 110 Girls’ Tennis .......................... Ill Cross Country .......................... 112 Golf ................................... 113 Volleyball ....................... 114 - 115 Freshman Football ...................... 116 Sophomore Football ..................... 117 Varsity Football ................. 118 - 119 Girls’ Basketball ................ 120 - 121 Girls’ J.V. Basketball ................. 122 Freshman Basketball .................... 123 Sophomore Basketball ................... 124 J.V. Basketball ........................ 125 Varsity Basketball ............... 126 - 127 Cheerleaders ....................... 128-129 Sports Honors .................... 130 - 131 Intramurals ...................... 132 - 135 Sports Out Takes ....................... 136 National Honor Society Il. State Scholars ........................... Spanish Honor Society SAR-DAR Outstanding Junior Jets Team ....... The Life of an SCHS Student .......... Seniors Senior Activities Juniors ........... Sophomores Freshmen ... Faculty .. Aen' Releases The RiQht Stuff Caddyshack War Games I I I The Ccmpetltlcn The Main Trent Marching Band .................. 138 • 139 Band Sections .................. 140 - 141 Pep Band Jazz Band ................... 142 Concert Band ......................... 143 Choirs ......................... 144 - 145 Choral Officers ...................... 146 Music Honors ......................... 147 Music Out Takes .................. 148 Variety Show 151 Washington Trip .... 152 - 153 Dance Marathon .... 154 - 155 156 SALEMARION Distribution 157 .... 158 - 159 Homecoming Week 160 Homecoming Dance 161 Homecoming Court .... 162 - 163 Halloween Dance ..... — 164 • 165 Madrigal Dinner .... 166 • 167 168 169 1984 Prom Court 170 - 171 172 - 220 221 - 223 ..... 224 Ads .... Index . Closing Fast Times A t Fish When the yearbook staff began looking for possible themes for this year’s yearbook, it seemed like it would be a long year. We went from soap names to cereal box covers, but when movie names were mentioned things began to roll (if you will pardon the pun). After producing the theme, the next problem was to link it with the academic life at SCHS. We had to take into consideration everything from every day “Fast Times at Salem High” to more special events, such as “Prom Night,” to come up with “All the Right Stuff’ it takes to make a memorable yearbook. Publishing a memorable yearbook is similar to producing an award-winning movie. Funds are always hard to come by. Fortunately SCHS has many loyal advertisers. Deadlines are a constant nemesis. Photographs must be taken, developed, and printed. Copy must be written and rewritten. Pages must be designed. Finally, after editing and proofreading, the completed work is sent to the publisher. After approximately twelve long weeks, the long-awaited publication is distributed. In spite of a few critical reviews, the staff feels a sense of accomplishment. So sit back and relax and take a glimpse at the “Fast Times at Salem High.” Watching movies together can be exciting and fun. Of course, it depends on what you re watching! Inside the Camera is not the most interesting film. That’s obvious by this photo of the SALEMARION Staff. FIRST ROW: Sharon Vlahovich, Rhonda Maxey, Shari Mahon. SECOND ROW: Randy Schultz, Kim Gillis, Joy Monroe, Lynn Murphy, Beckey Morris. THIRD ROW: Mike Garner, Nancy Shoemaker (asleep), Deanna Atteberry (not paying attention), Sharon Frankland, Kim Cash, Don Dowds, Steve Kern, Teresa Wilson, Jim Beasley, and Becky Gibson (hiding). Late for the film were: Alan Waggoner, Brad Russell, Chu Ok Lee, Karin Gray, and Tammy Casner. Tc The Viewers ... Walsworth Publishing Company of Marceline, Missouri, printed 765 copies of the 1984 SALEMARION. The cover and division headlines are 36 point Pioneer Italic. All other headlines are 30 point and 14 point Broadway Italic. All copy is Century style. The endsheets are Sundance Skyblue and the paper is 80 pound enamel. Credits dree ter Stase Hands Sharon Frankland TWO YEAR STAFF Trcducers Kim Cash Becky Gibson Steve Kern Deanna Atteberry, Editor Joy Monroe Nancy Shoemaker, Assistant Editor Beckey Morris Executive Treducer Alan Waggoner FIRST YEAR SENIORS Rhonda Maxey, Business Manager: Tammy Casner Kim Gillis §peciai Camera Chu Ok Lee Sharon Vlahovich Crew JUNIORS Nip’s Creative Photography Jim Beasley Don Dowds Mike Rippee Mike Garner Steve Rippy Karin Gray Mike Williams Shari Mahon All Staff Members Lynn Murphy Brad Russell Randy Schultz Teresa Wilson Wlthcut Further interruuticn ... L iah tsiCameratA c ticnl People 7 The Tecnle9s Choice Awards 8 Honors NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY - FIRST ROW: Sharon Vlahovich, Rhonda Maxey, Julie Morris, Kim Gillis, Cherie Smith, Elizabeth Gaines. SECOND ROW: Christy Barnhart, Lisa Bruce, Carla Spence, Dawn Striker, Becky Gibson. THIRD ROW: Phil Anderson, Bobby Marshall, Tom Murray, Kelly Land, Mike Barcroft. FOURTH ROW: Tom Mullen, Hein Due Ma, John Taylor, Eddie McKinzie, Tim Kern, Randal Jett. The members of the National Honor Society are chosen each year from faculty recommendations of eligible students having a B average through their high school career and displaying characteristics of leadership. The initiation was held December 8, 1983 at the Marion County Savings and Loan, where each student received a gold pin and was formally inducted into the Society. On the basis of their ACT scores and class rank, SCHS was honored to have 10 students named Illinois State Scholars. This speaks very highly of the school and the students to have obtained this honor, gaining statewide recognition. ILLINOIS STATE SCHOLARS - FRONT ROW: Allen Rinehart, Kelly McCann, Elizabeth Gaines, Sharon Vlahovich, Lisa Daniels, Rhonda Maxey. BACK ROW: Bobby Marshall, Tom Mullen, Randal Jett, Kelly Land. SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW: Mrs. Karen Mathews (sponsor), Julie Morris, Becky Gibson, Stephanie Reese, Lynn Murphy, Susan Meador, Tami Gordon, Shari Mahon, Michele Henne. SECOND ROW: Jack Myers, Lisa Herman, Donna Weems, Tammy Todd, Sharon Vlahovich. Bobby Marshall - SAR and Elizabeth Gaines - DAR. JETS TEAM - FIRST ROW: Mike Barcroft, Julie Albright, Jayma Branch. Laurie The class of ’86 selected Shan Mahon as Vlahovich. SECOND ROW: Jill McGaughy, Jennifer Shook, Leena Nanda. THIRD ROW: Outstanding Junior. Brad Decker, Chris Phillips, Monica Broom, Karen Beavin. FOURTH ROW: Jeff Forehand, Karin Gray, Kelly Bushue. Jeff Williams, Don Roberts, Dan Clifton. FIFTH ROW: Elizabeth Gaines, Greg Maxey, Jamie Whitworth, David Wayman, Hein Ma. NOT PICTURED: Robert Albright, Debbie Dye, Kelly Land, Bobby Marshall, Jerry VanHoutin, Sharon Vlahovich. THE JETS’ TEAMS Competition covers subject areas of biology chemistry, physics, mathematics, engineering graphics, and English. All tests are multiple choice with 40 minutes allowed for each. Pocket calculators may be used when taking any of the tests. The competition offers competitive materials covering pre-college curriculum and allowing students to compete as teams against others. To become a member of the JETS at SCHS, a student is selected by faculty members Honors 9 on the basis of his ability. A typical day in the life of an SCHS student usually begins with walking to school or riding a bus. He or she then finds himself making major club decisions during activity hour on Tuesdays. First hour Shari Mahon finds herself falling asleep as she works diligently on the upcoming SALEMARION deadline. Many students enjoy chemistry and computer courses during the day, then let off some excess energy in PE class. School is not a continuous monotony of classes however. SCHS has everything from Consumer Management taste testing day to Intramurals at noon to the Red Cross Blood Drive to passing notes in the Media Center study hall. Students and teachers all agree that these things help make the day interesting, challenging, and a little more fun (bearable!). Aside from nailing people and wondering lazily “Where’s the beef?”, the SCHS student spends his time in a variety of activities after school. Interests govern whether he chooses to participate in sports, attend dances, join chorus or band, or simply spend time with friends. Many loyal SALEMARION staff members spend evenings outside of school working. As the viewer can see from the above photo, we had a close-knit staff this year. “A Day in the Life of an SCHS Student” might end with working at a part-time job, spending time with friends, or attempting to finish Algebra homework. Today the similarity between SCHS students’ lives are much alike. But tomorrow differences present themselves as graduation sends us our separate ways. This movie has been brought to you in black and white by the ’83 - ’84 SALEMARION staff. The names in this film have not been changed to protect the innocent. Parental Guidance Suggested Seme material may net be suitable fer children. 16 The firet pereon to identify the etudent hidden on the bottom of pe e 14 to Mur Frenklend, will reeve e free plnetic yearbook rover IiLLl££ LiLr ikb± DIRECTORS: Lisa Sapp (Vice- President), Troy Brant (President), and Pam Brewster (Secretary- Treasurer). Tammy J. Adkins Gary D. Albert Terry 6ene Albert Loyd Allen Angela Denise Alvis Darin B. Anderson Phil Anderson Deanna Atteberry Julie Marie Authenrieth Mike Barcroft Christy Barnhart Barbara L. Bartley Alvin Bates Tina Bates Angie Beard David Beasley Susan Jane Beasley Keith Beer Cindy Ann Blanton Roger James Boozer 18 Seniors Neil Scott Bowen Anna Boyd Brad Boyles Thomas Boyles Troy A. Brant Mike Brasel Pamela S. Brewster Lisa Diane Bruce Tina Bryan Tammy Buchanan John Calvetti Chris Carroll Doug Carter Chester Casconi Kim Cash Tammy R. Casner Donald Cato Jason E. Chapman Bruce W. Clark Mike Clemens Seniors 19 Senicrs Prepare fer Cclleste Many of the seniors at S.C.H.S. are planning to go to college after graduation. In order to be ready for college entrance and the workload those students are already beginning to prepare. Juniors take the A.C.T. and the P.S.A.T. Seniors can enroll in preparatory classes such as College Prep Writing. Students are also allowed excused college days to visit a college they may be interested in attending. All of these give seniors a head start on college. RIGHT AND ABOVE RIGHT: These seniors work hard at keeping up with Ms. Baryiske in College Prep Writing. Melinda Clopton Michelle Crain Tim A. Dalton Kevin L. Daniels Lisa Michelle Daniels Tad Davis Jack L. Deadmond Norma Jean Donoho Nancy Donohue Scottie Easley Tom Easley Robert Eastin 20 Seniors Richard Edwards Mikey Ellerd Brenda Ervin Jerry Erwin Becky Lynn Eskew Cheryl A. Estep Wesley K. Fitzwater Mark Allen Fogerson Dan E. Freidhof William L. Freund Tim Fulton Elizabeth Ann Gaines S.C.fy.S. Science is Abcve Average Salem High is very proud of it’s science department. Students from the department have repeatedly scored above average in national tests. The recently remodeled third floor classrooms house the Biology, Chemistry, and Physics classes. Occasionally unusual sounds and smells emanate from them. The classes are recommended to those students who plan to enter college, but are open to anyone interested in learning more about the way the world works. Seniors 21 Paula Diana Garner Becky L. Gibson Kimberly Gillis Dave Goodall Donna M. Goostree Tami R. Gordon Becky Green Brian L. Green Danny Ray Griffin Steve Griffin Barry Michael Hahn Steve Halfacre Sheri J. Donoho Hawkins Michael L. Hayes Victor R. Helm Rollin Henson Lisa Herman Jeff Hicks Robert L. Higgerson Jr. JoElla Hill 22 Seniors Cherri Hiltibidal Bret Hollenkamp James Edward Holsapple Christie D. Howard Carla Hunter Dawn Javorsky Randal C. Jett Deidre R. Jones Michael E. Jones Randy Jourdan Tim A. Kaiser Howard Duane Karrick, Jr. Jackie S. Keifer Steve Kern Tim Kern James D. Kline Laura Schmidt Knox Kelly D. Land Chu Ok Lee Mike Linder Seniors 23 James Little Cristy L. Lohman Susan Loudenback Bryan Lowry Jay Luse Hein Duc Ma Bobby Marshall Charlotte Leigh Maxey Mark Maxey Rhonda Sue Maxey Kelly McCann Ed McKinzie Jeff Mills Zenoba Joy Monroe Dennis W. Moore Michael S. Moore RIGHT: Chu Ok Lee works diligently on her program to beat the bell. FAR RIGHT: Susan Loudenback concentrates on her accounting test. 24 Seniors FAR LEFT: Kelly McCann and Jim Munaey share another tender moment over a Hallmark card. LEFT: Vic Helm tries to decide which wire yoes where. Beckey L. Morris Julie Morris Robert Mosbarger Thomas B. Mullen Audra Mulvany Jim Munsey Tom Murray Jack Lee Myers Jeff Netemeyer Daniel T. Newport Gary D. Nix Renee Patton Kevin D. Pontious Jim Purcell Crystal D. Quandt Lou Ann Rhodes Seniors 25 Gary L. Rice Stephen B. Richards Lori Riley Allen L. Rinehart Craig Roberts John T. Roe Michelle Roe Lisa M. Sapp John E. Scarbrough Jim Schoonover Stephanie Shock Nancy Shoemaker Randy Sills Cheri L. Simmons Misty Lynn Simmons Cherie D. Smith Mike Smith David Snow Carla Spence Dennis Squibb 26 Seniors Jeffrey A. Steevens John Allen Stephens Dawn Marie Striker Mark Struckhoff Timothy J. Sullens Kip Swisher Crystal L. Tate John Robert Taylor Daniel E. Telford Kayla Masters Thomas Tamesha Thomas Carl Rhea Thomason Tina Marie Thrash Dennis Tidwell Tony L. Vest Sharon Marie Vlahovich Paul Wafzig Alan D. Waggoner Ellen Wall Jeff Walls Seniors 27 tutc Mechanics is Fun. but Hard Werk The senior auto mechanics class has put a lot of hard work behind them before they are able to work on cars. First, during their sophomore year, they learn theory - why a part is in an engine, and what it’s purpose is. In Auto I, their junior year, they learn about brake repairs, electrical work and engine suspension. All of these things lead up to their senior year when they must find the problem with car engines and rebuild rusted and damaged parts of a car body. These mechanics pose for a group shot around their “baby.” Pamela Wantland Paula Watson Donna S. Weems Leslie A. Weichlein Anne M. Wenning Paul West Gerald White James R. White, Jr. Darren M. Wiggins Watesa Wilkinson Bradley E. Williams Monica L. Willman 28 Seniors Kelly is pulling her hair out over an accounting assignment. Steven Richards and Jeff Netemeyer get caught comparing homework. Seniors not pictured are: Robert Beard, Terry Beard, James Carpenter, David M. Eblin, Robert G. Lowery, Terry McIntosh, Raymond D. Phillips, Candice Ridgway, Steven P. Russell, Carlene G. Sill, Charlene Kay Sill, Robert E. Smith, and Jeffery W. Stuber. Tom Murray works diligently to finish his accounting test. Seniors 29 Jerry Erwin - Becky Eskew Presenting the Senior Stars 30 Seniors Tim Sullens - Chu Ok Lee Tina Thrash - Stephen Richards Randal Jett - Dawn Striker Troy Brant - Julie Morris Anna Boyd - Kelly Land Ed McKinzie - Kim Gillis Tom Murray - Angie Alvis Roger Boozer - Lisa Sapp Bobby Marshall - Elizabeth Gaines Senicr Cut-TaKe§ Roger Boozer is still practicing his ASDF-JKL;. Jeff Webster watches his idol, Paul Wafzig, in awe. Craig Roberts and Gerald White show their enthusiasm for Sociology. We know what Mike Smith has on his mind. Brad Wolff and John Scarbrough haven’t discovered that the engine is in the front of the car, not the back. Jeff Stevens studies his hardest subject. Ed McKinzie and Jay Luse take Mr. Raymer's advice and swap answers. 32 Seniors Lights! Camera! Acticn! The following is a Senior Class list including the activities of each student over the past four years. The activities were compiled from the information supplied by each student. TAMMY J. ADKINS ... Salemaires 1; Variety Show 1; Child Care Aide 4. TINA M. BATES GARY D. ALBERT ... Baseball 3,4; Tennis 1,2; Radio Club 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Football 1. ANGIE BEARD TERRY GENE ALBERT ROBERT BEARD LOYD ALLEN TERRY BEARD ANGELA DENISE ALVIS ... Student Council 2,3,4 (Treasurer); DAVID BEASLEY Marching Band 1; Concert Band 1; Canada Trip 1; Prom Attendant 3; Homecoming Attendant Candidate 2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2; Talent Show 2; Variety Show 2; Tennis 3,4; Peer Helper 3,4. DARRIN B. ANDERSON PHIL ANDERSON ... National Honor Society 4. SUSAN JANE BEASLEY ... Lancers 1,2,3 (Sergeant), 4 (Co-captain); Indoor Guard 1,2,3 (Sergeant); Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Canada Trip 1; Chicago Trip 2; Variety Show 1,2,3,4 (Committee Member); Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Band Contest 1,2,3.4; Hi Tri 1,2; Salemaires 1; Dance Marathon 1,4; Prom Ticket Taker 2; Prom Committee Member 3; Freshman Orientation 2,3,4; International Club 2; FHA 1. DEANNA ATTEBERRY ... Concert Choir 2; Salemaires 1,2; SALEMARION 3.4 (Editor); Variety Show 1; Teacher s Aide 3; Child Care Co-op 4. KEITH BEER ... FFA 1,2,3,4 (Officer 2,3,4); Intramural Basketball 2.3,4. JULIE MARIE AUTHENRIETH ... Vice-President 1; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Lancers 1,2; Wildcatettes 3,4; Hi Tri 1,2; THOUGHTWELL 2; Variety Show 1,2,3,4; Band Trips 1,2; Softball 2; Basketball 1; Dance Marathon 1. CINDY BLANTON . . . Hi Tri 1,2.3,4; FHA 1; International Club 2; Concert Choir 2; Salemaires 1; Lancers 1; Variety Show 1,2,3,4; Media Center Club 3; Basketball 1; Softball 2,4; Prom Committee 3; Served for Prom 2; Washington Trip 4; FFA 3,4; Dance Marathon 2,3,4. MIKE BARCROFT ... Math Team 1,2,3,4; International Club 1,2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Computer Math Team 4; Freshman Math Team 1st Place on Math Field Trip; State Math Contestant 1,2,3; National Honor Society 4. ROGER JAMES BOOZER ... Student Council 3.4; Class Office 1; Concert Choir 1,2; Chormen 1; Prom Escort 3; Homecoming Escort 3,4; Variety Show 3; Football 1,2; Track 1,2. SCOTT NEIL BOWEN CHRISTY BARNHART ... Marching Band 1; Concert Band 1; Canada Trip 1; Math Team 4; Cheerleader 2; Tennis 3,4; Dance Marathon 1,2,3; Peer Helper 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Teacher’s Aide 3; Freshman Orientation 2,4; Variety Show 1; National Honor Society 4. ANNA BOYD ... Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1; Marching Band 1; Canada Band Trip 1; Concert Choir 2; Spanish Honor Society 3; BROADCASTER 3,4; Variety Show 1; Track 1.2 (Most Improved Player), 3,4. BARBARA L. BARTLEY ... Prom Emcee 3; Marching Band 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1; Canada Trip 1; Concert Choir 1; Salemaires 1; Variety Show 1,2,3; Band Contest 1,2,3; Madrigal BRAD BOYLES ... FFA 1,2,3 (Treasurer). 4 (President). Dinner 1; Dance Marathon 1; Freshman Orientation 3,4; Grad Reception 2,3,4; Peer Helper 2,3,4; Intramural Volleyball 1,3,4. ALVIN BATES THOMAS BOYLES Senior Activities 33 TROY A. BRANT ... Class Vice-President 2; Class President 3,4; Pep Band 1; Jazz Band 3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; S Club 4; Variety Show 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,4; Dance Marathon 3,4; Washington Trip 3; Canada Trip 1; Chicago Trip 2; Freshman Orientation 3; Jazz Band Tour 4; Prom Emcee 3; Madrigal Dinner 3; Intramural Volleyball 2,4; Intramural Basketball 3. MIKE BRASEL PAMELA S. BREWSTER ... Hi Tri 1; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Flag Corps 1,2; Rifles 3 4 (Captain); Class Secretary-Treasurer 2,3,4; Variety Show 1,2,3,4; Honor Guard 1. LISA DIANE BRUCE ... Lancers 1,2 and 3 (Captain); Drum Major 4; Canada Trip 1; Chicago Trip 2; Indoor Lancers 1,2 and 3 (Captain); Pep Band 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Variety Show 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Freshman Orientation 3,4; National Honor Society 4; W’ashington Trip 4; Hi Tri 1; Dance Marathon 1; International Club 1. MIKE CLEMENS MELINDA CLOPTON ... International Club 1; FHA Outstanding Freshman 1; Speech Team 4. MICHELLE CRAIN ... Dance Marathon 1,2,3,4; Freshman Orientation Leader 3,4; Co-op Work Program 4. TIM A. DALTON KEVIN L. DANIELS LISA MICHELLE DANIELS ... FHA 1; THOUGHTWELL 4. TAD DAVIS JACK DEADMOND TINA BRYAN TAMMY BUCHANAN JOHN CALVETTI JAMES CARPENTER CHRIS CARROLL DOUG CARTER ... Track 2,3,4; FFA 1; Intramurals 1,2,3.4; Variety Show 4; S Club 3. CHESTER CASCONI KIM CASH ... FFA 1,2,3,4; Hi Tri 3,4 (Secretary-Treasurer); Intramural Volleyball 2,3,4; SALEMARION 3,4. TAMMY R. CASNER ... Hi Tri 3,4; THOUGHTWELL 3,4 (Assistant Editor); BROADCASTER 3,4; SALEMARION 4; Spanish Honor Society 3. DONALD CATO ... Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1,2; Cross Country 4; Track 1,3,4; FCA 1; S Club 4 (Vice-President). JASON E. CHAPMAN ... FFA 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1. BRUCE W. CLARK NORMA JEAN DONOHO ... Salemaires 1; Variety Show 1; Work Program 3,4. NANCY DONOHUE ... International Club 1; Lancers 2,3; Prom Committee 3; Peer Helper 3,4. Our photographer caught Rhonda Maxey when she least expected it. 34 Senior Activities SCOTTIE EASLEY TOM EASLEY ROBERT EASTIN DAVID EBLIN ... Varsity Baseball 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2; Variety Show 1,2. RICHARD EDWARDS WESLEY K. FITZWATER ... Chormen 1,2; Concert Choir 2; FFA 1,2,3. MARK FOGERSON DAN FREIDHOF ... Concert Choir 1,2; Chormen 1,2; Computer Team 4; BROADCASTER 3; Variety Show 1,4; Baseball 1,2; Golf 1,2,3; Tennis 4; Basketball Manager 1; Video Tape Technician 3. WILLIAM L. FREUND MIKEY ELLERD BRENDA ERVIN ... Concert Choir 1,2,3; Salemaires 1,2,3; Child Care Aide 4. JERRY ERWIN ... Student Council 1,2; Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Football 1; Variety Show 1. TIM FULTON ELIZABETH ANN GAINES ... Tennis 2,3,4; Marching Band 1; Lancers 1; Class Secretary-Treasurer 1; Math Team 3,4; JETS Team 3,4; International Club 1,2; French Club Secretary 3; Variety Show 1; Band Trip 1; Outstanding Junior 3; Peer Helper 1,2,3.4; FHA 1; Prom Committee Co-Chairman 3; Graduation Usherette 3; National Honor Society 4. BECKY LYNN ESKEW ... Student Council 4; Marching Band 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2,3; Spanish Honor Society 3; Variety Show 2. CHERYL A. ESTEP PAULA DIANA GARNER BECKY L. GIBSON ... Salemaires 1,2,3,4; Concert Choir 2,3,4; International Club 1; Spanish Honor Society 4; Choral Trip 2; Freshman Poetry Contest 1st Place; Graduation Usherette 3; Variety Show 1.2,3,4; THOUGHTWELL 3 (Poetry Editor), 4 (Editor); Choral Solo and Ensemble Contest 3,4; Choral Organizational Contest 1,2,3,4; U of I Choral Festival 3; National Honor Society 4; SALEMARION 3,4; Intramural Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Madrigal Dinner 2,3,4; Freshman Orientation 2,3; BROADCASTER 3. KIMBERLY GILLIS ... Transfer 3; Student Council 4; Class Vice-President 1; Carnival Candidate 1; FHA 1,2; Hi Tri 3; Homecoming Candidate 4; Beta Club 1,2; Executive Secretary 4; SALEMARION 4; Cheerleader 1,2; Volleyball 1,2; Softball 1,2,3,4; Geometry Award 2; English Award 2; Prom Servant 1; National Honor Society 4. DAVE GOODALL ... Track 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4; Intramural Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Soccer Team 1; Intramural Soccer 1,2; Tennis 1,2; S Club 3; Variety Show 1,2,3,4; Baseball 4; FFA 1. DONNA M. GOOSTREE ... FFA 1,2; Child Care Co-op 4. TAMI R. GORDON BECKY GREEN ... Marching Band 2,3; Concert Band 2,3; Lancers 2,3; Hi Tri 1; Variety Show 2,3; Executive Secretary 4. BRIAN L. GREEN ... FFA 1. Anna Boyd concentrates on her stride to outdistance her opponents. Senior Activities 35 BRET HOLLENKAMP Roger Boozer likes to keep a “balance between his studying and a busy social life. DANNY RAY GRIFFIN STEVE GRIFFIN BARRY MICHAEL HAHN Football 1,2; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4; Intramural Volleyball 3,4. STEVE HALFACRE ... Cross Country 1; Basketball 1. MICHAEL L. HAYES ... Concert Choir 1,2,3.4; Chormen 1,2,3.4; BROADCASTER 3; Variety Show 1,3,4; Football 3; IMEA 4; World’s Fair Choral Festival 2; U of I Choral Festival 2; Intramurals 1,2,4; Organizational Contest 1,2,3,4; Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2,4; JETS Team 4; Madrigal Dinner 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Kaskaskia Choral Festival 3; SIU Choral Festival 1. VICTOR R. HELM ROLLIN HENSON LISA HERMAN ... Hi Tri 3,4; Softball 3; Spanish Honor Society 3,4. JEFF HICKS ROBERT L. HIGGERSON, JR. JOELLA HILL CHERRI HILTIBIDAL JAMES EDWARD HOLSAPPLE CHRISTIE D. HOWARD ... Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Prom Attendant 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Concert Choir 2; S Club 4; Dance Marathon 1,4. CARLA HUNTER ... Second Place Freshman Poetry Contest; Secretarial Aide 4; Executive Secretary 4. DAWN JAVORSKY RANDAL C. JETT ... National Honor Society 4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; IMEA District 2,3,4; IMEA State 3,4; Concert Choir 1,2,3,4; Chormen 1,2,3,4; Chamber Singers 1,2,3,4; Canada Band Trip 1; Variety Show 1,2,3,4; Madrigal Dinner 1,2,3,4; Pop Revue 1,2,3,4; Jazz Combo 2; Concert Choir World's Fair Festival 2; IMEA District Jazz 4; Band Chicago Trip 2; Band Contest 1,2,4; Concert Choir Contest 1,2,3,4; Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2,3,4; Chormen Contest 1,2,3,4; U of I Choral Festival 3; EIU Honor Band Participant 3,4; Outstanding Soloist Award at EIU Marching Band Festival 4; Red Cross Tour 1,2,3; Concert Choir Section Leader 2,3,4; Concert Choir President 4; Band Section Leader 3,4; Golf 1; Intramural 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Band Camp 2,3. DEIDRE R. JONES ... Band 1,2,3; Salemaires 1; Concert Choir 2; Color Guard 2. MIKE JONES RANDY JOURDAN ... FFA 1. TIM KAISER HOWARD DUANE KARRICK, JR. ... Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Jazz Band 3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; IMEA District 4; Canada Trip 1; Chicago Trip 2; Football 1,2,3; Intramural Volleyball 2,3,4; Variety Show 1,2,3,4. JACKIE S. KEIFER STEVE KERN TIM KERN ... Pep Band 2,3; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Choir 1,2; Chormen 1,2; Chamber Singers 1,2; FCA 2; Freshman Orientation 2,3; Math Team 1,2,3,4; BROADCASTER 3; S Club 4; Variety Show 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; French Club 4; Canada Trip 1; Chicago Trip 2; World’s Fair Trip 2; Washington Trip 3; Intramurals 2,3,4; Computer Team 4; National Honor Society 4. 36 Senior Activities JAMES KLINE LAURA SCHMIDT KNOX KELLY D. LAND ... Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,4; Football 1; FCA 1,2; S Club President 4; Homecoming Escort 4; Prom Escort 3; National Honor Society 4. CHU OK LEE ... Student Council 2,3,4; Prom Attendant 3; SALEMARION 4; Tennis 3,4; Talent Show 3. MIKE LINDER JAMES LITTLE ... Track 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Variety Show 2,4. CRISTY L. LOHMAN ... Dance Marathon 1,2,3,4; Nurse’s Aide 4. SUSAN LOUDENBACK ... Tennis 3,4; International Club 1. ROBERT LOWERY BRYAN LOWRY . . FFA 1.2.3.4; Parliamentary Procedure Team 3,4; Track 3,4; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4; Intramural Soccer 1. JAY LUSE ... Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Class President 2; FCA 1,2; FFA 1; S Club 2,4. HEIN DU MA ... National Honor Society 3,4; Math Team 4. KELLY MCCANN TERRY MCINTOSH ED MCKINZIE ... Pep Band 2; Jazz Band 1,2,4; Marching Band 1,2,4; Concert Band 1,2,4; FCA 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1,4; S Club 4; National Honor Society 4. JEFF MILLS .. . Pep Band 1; Jazz Band 4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Canada Trip 1; Chicago Trip 2; BROADCASTER 3; Variety Show 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 3,4; Football 1; Baseball 4; Basketball Manager 2,3; Intramurals 1.2,3.4. ZENOBA JOY MONROE .. Student Council 3.4; Pep Band 2; Marching Band 1,2,3; Band Concert 1,2,3; Prom Attendant 3; Homecoming Candidate 4; SALEMARION 3,4; Variety Show 1,2,3; Canada Trip 1; Chicago Trip 2; Dance Marathon 1,2; Washington Trip 3. DENNIS W MOORE MICHAEL S. MOORE ... Pep Band 1.2,3.4; Jazz Band 3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Honor Band 2,3,4; Canada Trip 1; Concert Choir 1,2,3; Chormen 1,2,3; Chamber Singer 1,2,3; Golf 1; IMEA Band 3,4; All State Band 3,4; Variety Show 1,2,3,4; Red Cross Tour 1,2,4; Madrigal Dinner 1,2,3; Pop Revue 1,2,3; World’s Fair Tour; Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2,3,4; Organizational Contest 1.2,3,4; U of I Choral Festival 2; Chicago Trip 2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Tennessee Tech Symposium 3; SIU Choral Festival 1. BECKEY L. MORRIS BOBBY MARSHALL . Track 1,2,3,4; First Place Conference High Hurdles 3; Basketball 1,2,3; Cross Country 1,2; S Club 4; Math Team 1,2,3,4; JETS Team 3.4; Prom Committee 3; National Merit Scholar 4; National Society 4. CHARLOTTE LEIGH MAXEY MARK MAXEY ... Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1.2,3.4; S Club 4; FFA 1,2,3; Cross Country 1. RHONDA SUE MAXEY .. Color Guard 1,2; Canada Trip 1; Chicago Trip 2; Hi Tri 2 (Secretary), 3,4; FHA 1; FFA 4; Math Team 1,2,3; International Club 2; BROADCASTER 3 (Copy Editor), 4; Camera Club 4; SALEMARION 3.4 (Business Manager); Variety Show 1,2,4; Intramural Volleyball 2,3,4; Prom Committee Decoration Chairman 3; Junior Concession Stand 3; Peer Helper 2,3,4; Grad Reception 2,3,4; Ag Assistant 4; Science Lab Assistant 4; Freshman Orientation 2,3,4; Washington Trip 3; Dance Marathon 2,3,4; National Honor Society 4 I ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ I. Angie Alvis, Lisa Bruce, Carla Spence, and Christy Barnhart help turn the drab gym into “Paris by Night. ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ★ ★ ★ Senior Activities 37 JULIE MORRIS ... Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3 (Highest Batting Average), 4; Spanish Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1; Concert Band; National Honor Society 4. ROBERT MOSBARGER ... Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Variety Show 1,2,3,4. THOMAS B. MULLEN ... Marching Band 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2,3; Canada Trip 1; Chicago Trip 2; Concert Choir 3; Chorman 3; National Honor Society 4; Math Team 1,2,4; International Club 1,2; BROADCASTER 3,4; Media Center Club 4; Variety Show 1,2,3. AUDRA MULVANY ... Salemaires 1; Hi Tri 1,2,3; FHA 1,2; Variety Show 1; Child Care Co-op 4; Teacher’s Aide 4. JIM MUNSEY TOM MURRAY ... Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 2,3,4; Prom Escort 3; Homecoming Escort 1,2,4; IMEA Jazz Band 4; IMEA Concert Band 4; S Club 4; Variety Show 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Cross Country 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; NEC All Conference Honorable Mention in Basketball 3; FCA 2; National Honor Society 4. JACK LEE MYERS JEFF NETEMEYER ... Marching Band 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2; Pep Band 1,2; Band Camp 2,3; Canada Trip 1; Chicago Trip 2; Variety Show 1,2; Radio Club 1,2; Football 2; Tennis 2; Prom Committee 3; Washington Trip 3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. DANIEL T. NEWPORT GARY D. NIX RENEE PATTON ... Basketball 1,2; Tennis 3.4; Hi Tri 1.2,3.4 (President); French Club 3; Softball 4; Prom Committee 3; Media Center Club 3; BROADCASTER 3. RAYMOND D. PHILLIPS KEVIN D. PONTIOUS ... Football 1,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4. JIM PURCELL ... Track 1,2,4; Computer Team 4; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4. Wildcat Troy Brant (No. 19) makes another tackle to bring down a Mt. Carmel Golden Ace. Canada Trip 1; Chicago Trip 2; Tennessee Choir Trip; W’ashington Trip 3; Tennessee Tech Trumpet Symposium 3; World’s Fair Choral Festival Concert Choir 1,2,3; Chamber Singers 3; Chormen 1,2,3; IMEA 4; Variety Show 1,2,3,4; International Club 1; Readers’ Theatre 1; Speech Team 1; Intramural Volleyball 1,3; Golf 1; Pop Revue 3; Prom Committee 3; Madrigal Dinner 1,2,3; U of I Choral Festival 2; Red Cross Tour 4; Solo and Ensemble Contest 3; Organizational Contest 1,2,3,4; Band Camp 2,3; Dance Marathon 2,3,4. CANDICE RIDGWAY LORI RILEY ALLEN L. RINEHART ... Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4; Intramural Soccer 1; Intramural Volleyball 2,3,4; Intramur- al Ping Pong 2; Basketball All Star 3; Prom Committee 3. CRYSTAL D. QUANDT CRAIG ROBERTS LOU ANN RHODES GARY RICE STEPHEN RICHARDS ... Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 4; JOHN T. ROE ... Band 1,2,3; Marching Band 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2,3; S Club 3,4; Variety Show 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4. MICHELLE ROE STEVEN P. RUSSELL 'k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k + 38 Senior Activities Doug Carter is pedaling for the longest possible jump. LISA M. SAPP ... Class Vice-President 3,4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Concert Band 2,3,4; Chicago Trip 2; Wildcatettes 3,4; Variety Show 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3,4; Dance Marathon 1,2,3,4; S Club 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. JOHN E. SCARBROUGH JIM SCHOONOVER STEPHANIE SHOCK ... Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2; Marching Band 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2,3; Canada Trip 1; Chicago Trip 2; Concert Choir 1,2; Salemaires 1,2; French Club 1; S Club 4; Variety Show 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Madrigal Dinner 1,2; Intramural Volleyball 1,2,4; U of I Choral Festival; Washington Trip 3; Dance Marathon 1,2. NANCY SHOEMAKER ... Softball 1,2,3.4; SALEMARION 3,4 (Assistant Editor); Intramural Volleyball 1,2; Volleyball Video Technician 4; FCA 1. CARLENE G. SILL CHARLENE KAY SILL ... Basketball 1; Softball 1 (Most Improved Player), 2. RANDY SILLS CHERI L. SIMMONS ... Marching Band 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2,3; Variety Show 1,2,3,4; Tennis 3,4; Peer Helper 3,4; Child Care Co-op 4; National Honor Society 4. MISTY LYNN SIMMONS ... Transfer 4; Girls' Chorus 1; Mixed Choir 2; Horticulture Club 2; Radio Club 1,2; Hi Tri 4. CHERIE D. SMITH ... Salemaires 2; Intramural Volleyball 1,2,3; Co-op Work Program 4. MIKE SMITH ROBERT E. SMITH DAVID SNOW ... Concert Choir 1; Basketball 1,2,3; Cross Country 2,3; S Club 4; Media Center Club 3,4. CARLA SPENCE ... Pep Band 1,2; Marching Band 3,4; Lancers 1,2; Concert Clarinet 1,2,3,4; Indoor Lancers 1,2,3; Canada Trip 1; Chicago Trip 2; Variety Show 1,2,3,4; Hi Tri 1; Prom Committee 3; Intramural Volleyball 3,4; Dance Marathon 1,2,3; National Honor Society 4. DENNIS SQUIBB .. Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; S Club Treasurer 4; FCA 1. JEFF STEEVENS ... S Club 4; Cross Country 1,2; Baseball 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4. JOHN ALLEN STEPHENS DAWN STRIKER ... Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz Combo 1,2,3,4; Swing Band 1; Concert Choir 2,3,4 (Secretary); Salemaires 1,2,3,4 (Accompanist); Chamber Singers 4; French Club 3 (Treasurer); THOUGHTWELL 3,4; Canada Trip 1; World’s Fair Tour 2; Indoor Percussion 4; Red Cross Tour 1,2,4; Variety Show 1,2,3,4; Madrigal Dinner 1,2,3,4; Pop Revue 1,2,3,4; Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2,3,4; Band And Choral Organizational Contest; EIU Honor Band Participant 2,3,4; District IMEA Band 2,3,4; U of I Choral Festival 2; Chicago Band Trip 2; United States Achievement Academy’s National Bandman Award 2; Talent Show 2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Tennessee Tech Symposium 3; National Honor Society 4. MARK STRUCKHOFF JEFFREY W. STUBER TIMOTHY J. SULLENS ... Student Council 3,4; Cross Country’ 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Football 1.2; Variety Show 1,2,3,4. KIP SWISHER Senior Activities 39 ★ ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ 1 CRYSTAL L. TATE ... Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Canada Trip 1; Chicago Trip 2; Lancers 1,2,3 (Sergeant), 4 (Co-captain); Honor Guard 1; Hi Tri 1,2; Variety Show 1,2,3,4; Indoor Color Guard 2,3; Dance Marathon 3,4; Freshman Orientation 3,4; Band Contest 1,2,4. JOHN ROBERT TAYLOR ... Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,4; FCA 2; National Honor Society 4. DANIEL E. TELFORD ... Student Council 1,2,3 (Vice-President), 4 (President); FFA 2; Talent Show 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Washington Trip 3; Dance Marathon Chairman 4. KAYLA MASTERS THOMAS ... Marching Band 1,2,3; Marching Band Crew 4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Canada Trip 1; Chicago Trip 2; Lancers 1,2; Wildcatettes 3; Outdoor Color Guard 1,2,3; Indoor Color Guard 1,2,3; Variety Show 1,2,3,4; Salemaires 1; Concert Choir 2. TAMESHA THOMAS CARL RHEA THOMASON TINA MARIE THRASH ... Salemaires 1; Hi Tri 2,3 (Vice- President), 4 (President); French Club 2,3,4 (Vice-President); Variety Show 1,3,4; Basketball 1. JEFF WALLS PAMELA WANTLAND ... BROADCASTER 3,4; Hi Tri 3,4; Salemaires 1,2. PAULA WATSON ... Dance Marathon 1,2,4; Salemaires 1; Nurse’s Aide 4. DONNA S. WEEMS ... Hi Tri 3,4 (Vice-President); Freshman Orientation 3; Peer Helper 3,4; International Club 2; Spanish Honor Society 3,4. LESLIE A. WIECHLEIN ANNE M. WENNING ... Salemaires 1,2; Concert Choir 3; Child Care Co-op 4. PAUL WEST GERALD WHITE JAMES R. WHITE DARREN M. WIGGINS DENNIS TIDWELL ... Cross Country 3,4; Track 3,4; Basketball TESA WILKINSON Manager 2,3; S Club 4; Variety Show 4; Concert Choir 1,2; Chormen 1,2. BRADLEY E. WILLIAMS TONY L. VEST SHARON MARIE VLAHOVICH .. Transfer 2; Concert Choir 1,2,3,4; Salemaires 1,2,3,4; Chamber Singers 4; Choir Tour 2; Choral Assistant 1; Madrigal Dinner 2,3,4; Spanish Honor Society 3,4; Radio Club 3,4; BROADCASTER 4; Camera Club 4; SALEMARION 4; Hi Tri 4; Variety Show 3,4; Speech and Drama Team 2 (Most Valuable New Member), 3 (Secretary'), 4 (President); Readers’ Theatre 3,4; Drama Tour 2; Debate 1; Volleyball 1; Prom Committee 3; Pop Revue 4; National Honor Society 4. PAUL WAFZIG . .. S Club 3,4; Variety Show 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4 (Captain); Track 1,2,4; Intramural Basketball 2,3,4; Intramural Volleyball. ALAN D. WAGGONER MONICA L. WILLMAN ... Cheerleader 1,2,3; Track 1,3,4. BRAD WOLFF .. FFA 1,2,3,4 (Historian); Track 2; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4; Intramural Soccer 1; Intramural Ping Pong 2; Intramural Volleyball 3,4. VIRGINIA WOODEN ... THOUGHTWELL 4; Teacher’s Aide 4. JAMES F. WOODS BEVERLY J. WOODWARD CINDY WOODWARD .. FFA 2,3,4; Peer Helper 3,4; Child Care Co-op 4; Track 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4. ELLEN WALL . Marching Band 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2,3; ELIZABETH WOODWARD Variety Show 1,2,3; Prom Committee 3; Washington Trip 3. 40 Senior Activities DIRECTORS: Todd Telford (Vice President), Chris Daniels (President), and Karin Gray (Secretary- Treasurer). Juniors 41 Keith Adams Lisa Albert Rob Albright Kyle Ambuehl Renee Anderson Darrell Applegate Tania Archer Kevin Austin Stacey Ayers Judy Ball Lena Barrett Deana Bass Mike Bass Jim Beasley Dan Beavin Dawn Beckman Ina Berry Lisa Berry Becky Black Buck Bowers 42 Juniors Lora Bowling Monica Broom Tammy Brown Carmen Brubaker Lisa Brubaker Brenda Bryan Tammie Bryan Harry Buchanan Randy Bullard Teresa Bunton Steve Burroughs Kelly Bushue Cheryl Byars Dave Cannon Tara Cannon Leah Carter Keli Cates Lee Ann Childers Michael Chitty Dedra Chitwood Juniors 43 Jason Chitwood Jina Combs Doug Croelow David Crouch Chris Daniels Amy Davis Tonya Decker Mitch Denzik John Dill Tammy Dodson Teresa Dodson Dave Doherty Businessmen at SCHS Many of the SCHS students visited the area businesses and industries on May 5, which was declared Visit Day. Also many of the business owners visited classes. The main topics of their lectures were how to run a business. The purpose of the day, which was organized by Mr. Guthrie and Miss Hawkins, was to give the students a better “feel” for the world of work. FAR RIGHT: Bill Marsh lectures on profit earning. TOP RIGHT: These eager people anxiously await to board the bus which will transport them to an area business. BOTTOM RIGHT: Bill Myers explains the details of the machinery at World Color. 44 I Fundraising is Fun Decorating for the prom is looked forward to with great anticipation. The funds and decorating is all done by the junior class under Mr. Raymer’s supervision. The funds are raised by the Junior concession stand. Certain juniors who work enough games are selected for the Prom planning committee. TOP: Lawren Wimberly takes a breather at the low momenta to watch the football team play their hearts out BOTTOM: Jill Gardner takes her turn at the concession stand. Shannon Doherty Angela Donoho Erin Donoho Gail Donoho Joyce Donoho Don Dowds BufTv Dunbar Rick Duncan Debbie Dye Jeff Eddings Greg Eells Wanda Elliott Juniors 45 Shannon Engel Scott Ervin Darren Featherstone Carrie Fitch Jeff Forehand Charnell Francis Cindie Fry Jill Gardner Lisa Garner Mike Garner Barbara Garrett Bobbie Garrison Paul Gierten J.D. Graham Tami Graham Karin Gray Mary Guerrettaz Mike Hammond Rich Haney Eric Hanley 46 Juniors Linda Harper Kevin Hartnell Beth Hawn Blake Hays Jan Helm Sheila Henne Annemieke Henson Laura Hester Beth Hicks Kyle Hinck Kelly Hogan Rod Hollenkamp Tim Holmes Cherl Holsapple Wayne Hooten Barbara Jackson Steven Jett Brad Jones Glenda Jones Mike Jones Juniors 47 Patty Jones Angie Kane Samuel Karrick Amy Keleher Jeff Kretzer Amy Latch David Linder Connie Loomis Sharon Loudenback Glenda Lucas Shari Mahon Lori Marshall Eric Mathis Ginny McArthur Sandy McIntosh Susan McLean RIGHT: Mike Rippee poses for a change, instead of taking the picture. FAR RIGHT: Christi Wilson and Beth Hawn seem to be the only alert people in Spanish I on this particular morning. 48 Juniors FAR LEFT: Greg Prince carefully sands his woods project. LEFT: Paul Wimberly and Terry Sadler get caught by surprise on their way out. Susan Meador Angela Melton Carl Meredith Kelly Minton Joyce Modesty Carol Moore Dywana Morris Marilea Morris John Mullen Tim Nolte Gail O’Dell Charles Orrell Steve Orrell Jim Parker Julie Peradotti Mike Perry 49 Don Peterson Lorene Phillips Sarah Phillips Scott Phillips Rhonda Pierce Bruce Piper Greg Prince Stephanie Rees Becky Rice Mike Rippee Jeff Rockett Carmen Romine Kelley Ross Brad Russell Tim Sadler Brenda Sands Larry Sands Kenny Saxton Barbara Scarbrough Randy Schultz 50 Juniors Gary Schwartz Brian See Andy Shanafelt Missy Shell Letha Shelton Jenny Sherman Gina Short Bobby Shufeldt Kelly Shuler Troy Shults Larry Sills Jim Sloat Rene Smith Cyndee Snodgrass Angela Sparling Fred Stallons Sheila Suddeth Steve Suddeth Linda Sullens Sarah Tate Juniors 51 Todd Telford Sheri Thomas Mike Thomason Tammy Todd Lonnie Todd Mark Toler Bobby Tolliver Chris Tougaw Terri Vlahovich Sarah Waggoner Kelee Warfield Ben Watts Randy Webb Nora Weber Jeff Webster Mike Webster Christa W’est Dennis White Jeanette Wilkins Lori Wilkins 52 Juniors Richard William Stephanie Williams Teresa Wilson Lawren W'imberly Juniors not pictured are: Joyce Alsept, Kim Barbee, David Beckham, Mike Black, Michael Butts, Tim Carter, Robert Daugherty. Steve Donoho, Dawn Dunlap, Joey Evans. Roger Farmer, Gerry Frambes. Dwayne Halterman, Randy Helm. John Howard, Greg Huff, Darcey Hunley, Pat Kassel. Tina Keller, Chu Kwon Lee, Julie Lowery, Rod Melton, Gerald Moon, Lynn Murphy, Dana Page, David Plumb, Neale Powell, Vikki Rainwater, Faith Reynolds, Terry Sadler, Kenny Sauter, Tim Schoonover, Mike Smith, Danny Sterritt, Subrina Thomas, Jerry Van Houtin, Karen Walker, Terri Weinburger, Sharon West, Doug Wilcoxen. “rry it ycu’ll Like itt99 “Great!” “Fantastic!” “Superb!” You might think these are some comments the students have on Consumer Management, but they’re not. They’re just the reactions of the students after completing a taste test. The taste test is just one of the learning experiences the students enjoy in Consumer Management. See what you have to look forward to juniors? TOP: Tammy Casner, Bruce Clark, and Brenda Irvin can tell this is not a product their mothers buy. BOTTOM: Paula Garner and Doug Carter fill out their survey sheets for soda and chips. Juniors 53 DIRECTORS: Tim Green (President), Tricia Engel (Vice-President), and Denise Rankin (Secretary-Treasurer). Phil Adkins Lyndell Allison Mike Alvis David Applegate Leslie Arnold Richie Arnold Teresa Askins Vicki Bailey Tim Barnhart Rob Barton Deana Baskett Richard Bazzetta Lula Beasley John Benson Eric Berning Becky Billings Sandy Birth Carole Black Craig Boyles Jim Branch Joe Brandibas Kevin Branson Carla Bray Charlie Brown Tabby Brown Kim Bryan Marlene Buehne Scott Burns Bryan Burroughs Terry Burroughs Sophomores 55 RIGHT: Camila Dias and Michele Henne take a break in chorus. FAR RIGHT: Ren£ Ervin and Deana Haskett pick out styles for their clothing projects. Tammy Butts Mark Byers Troy Carter Rene Casconi Chris Cavins Tracy Cheatum Larry Church Dale Clinton Doss Collier Brenda Cone Chuck Craig Melissa Craig Christa Crouch Jodi Daniels Joey Daugherty Brad Decker Christi Dodson Brett Donoho Liz Duncan Roy Eaker 56 Sophomores Tricia Engel Denise Engh Ren£ Ervin Jeff Erwin Greg Fairchild Ron Fatheree Angie Ferrell Renee Frankrone Tom Frazee Mindie Fry Andy Garden Liz Gamer Barry Gibson Terry Goodin Bobby Goostree Tiffany Graham Bobby Green Michele Green Teresa Green Tim Green FAR LEFT: Gregg Logue and his friends help unload the band fruit. LEFT: It looks like most of Mr. Stein’s study hall actually studies. Sophomores 57 Melissa Griffin Dan Halfacre Pam Halfacre Rhonda Halfacre John Hall Tracy Hancock Leslie Harmon Mary Hawkins Billy Hays Sherry Hendrix Michele Henne Mark Hicks Karen Higdon Brian Higgerson Alberta Hill Leon Holmes Randy Hiltibidal Brad Hollenkamp David Holmes Kristen Hood Jim Hooten Kenton Horner Harvey Howell David Hutt Roy Irvin Karen Jackson Dawn Jayne Kelly Johnson Jody Jones Denise Kavanaugh 58 Sophomores Brenda Kern Sandy KruUinger Loleta Kunstman Cindy Lagow Mike Lance Amie Land Lisa Landers Randy Larson Lara Lasater Julie Lawson Karl Linder Joe Littrell Roma Littrell Gregg Logue Joey Luse Trudy Mai key Lori Mallot Greg Maxey Rodney Maxey Gary McConnaughhay Steve McKinzie Mitch McMeen David Meador Paula Melton Steve Miller Jodi Mitchell Jeff Molenhour Tracy Monical Angie Morris Kevin Morris Sophomores 59 Cur Cccr Is Always Coen RIGHT: Everyone seemed to enjoy the turkey dinner served on Open House night. BELOW: Tours of the building began in the gym lobby. BELOW RIGHT: The cooks served a delicious meal. Open house is an evening set aside each year, when parents are invited to meet with the staff members at Salem High. During this time parents are able to talk individually with the teachers in order to get a broader aspect of a student’s academic day. This year’s Open House was November 17, 1983. Between the conferences the school administration provided a turkey dinner with all the trimmings for the visiting par- ents. When the evening finally came to an end both teachers and parents had a better understanding of each other. Mike Morton Beth Murray Tracy Musgrove Leena Nanda Nita Newport Marti Niemann Lana Nix Stephanie Oberholtzer Bobby Oiler Rhonda Palmer Mike Pape Johnny Parker Chris L. Phillips Glen Phillips Danny Pickett Allen Purcell Denise Rankin Ann Rehfuss Jim Rhodes Belinda Rogers 60 David Russell J Russell Angie Scharnhorst Lori Schwartz Bill Shelby Lisa Shoemaker Mendy Shoemaker Sherry Short Kurt Shuler Brad Skaggs Phillip Skaggs Brent Smith Gina Smith Kenya Smith Lora Smith Larry Snow Paul Sobolewsky Paula Sobolewsky Ann Somer Shannon Spangler Ca ts 9 Vic tcricusI At the pep rally before the game against the Mt. Carmel Golden Aces on Dec. 2, the Wildcats played an exhibition game to get in some extra practice. Youngsters, some who are the sons of SCHS Faculty members, played as the Wild- cats’ starting ‘six’ players, while the Wildcats’ second string players performed as the Mt. Carmel Golden Aces. The Gol- den Aces put up a good fight, but they were not talented enough to down the victorious Wildcats. TOP: The ‘Wildcat’ starting six were Von Corrona. John Haney. Mike Goodin, Jason Guthrie, Paul Katzen- stein, and Kyle Gruenkemeyer. BOT- TOM: The opposing teams line up for the fateful free throw. Sophomores 61 Darren Steele Michelle Stewart Mark Stinson Pam Stovall Mark Szaro Jim Tate Michelle Tate Susan Tomasik Tim Tucker Vanessa Vertrees Heather Waters Gena Watson David Wayman Rick W’essling Rhonda Wilfong Jeff Williams Roberta Williams Chuck W'illman Eric Woodward Lisa Woodward Sophomores not pictured are: Dennis Allen, Robert Barter, Mike Berger, Craig Boyles, Dale Brimberry, Paul Browne, Kenny Carpenter, Richard Caughron, Gary Denton, Joel Easley, Cindy Ferrell, Paul Garrison, Angela Hartzell, Sue Ann Herrington, Denise Higgins, Harvey Howell, Roger Johnston, Mike Kirgan, Robert Melton, Larry Owens, Diane Pate, Lynn Phillips, Theresa Phillips, Tina Renfro, Laura Russell, Ron Russell, James Silvey, Melisa Snyder, Stephanie Strickland, Biancia Toler, Paul Toler, Tom Tomes, J. Whitworth, Toni Zeidler. 62 Sophomores DIRECTORS: Michele Hunzicker (Vice President), Tim Thrash (Secretary- Treasurer), and Michelle Perry (President). Freshmen 63 Julie Albright Missy Ashley Robby Bachman Jeff Bahrns Barbara Baker Shelly Baker Jeff Bartley Brian Barton Theresa Bass Larry Bates Teri Baxter Karen Beavin Stacey Bechdoldt Brian Becker Amy Beckham Sally Beckman Jack Beeson Rob Berens Don Bierman Davette Blankenship Jeff Blanton Chuck Bower Jayma Branch Denise Briesacher Keri Brooks Cindy Brubaker Amy Bruce Julie Bryan Philip Bryan Ricky Bullard 64 Freshmen Wayne Bumgardner Steven Cain Lori Cantrell Rick Carter Frank Casconi Charles Casner Cris Casner Tony Casner Angie Charlton Alan Chitwood Amy Chitwood Terry Church Rebecca Clark Mickey Clay Daniel Clifton Tracey Clifton Velvet Crippen Walter Curry Dalan Cushman Michelle Davis Billy Dill Roger Dixon Kim Doherty Brad Donoho Tina Dowds Jeff Easley Marty Edwards Tina Elliott Tracy Elliot Brian Evans Freshmen 65 Eric Fagan Jeff Felgenhauer Ken Felton Robin Fenton Cindy Fisher Don Foes Tim Foust Randy Frambes Terrie Frazee Sherry Garner Greg Garrett Heather Gibson Mike Gooden Clint Gordon Susan Gordon Doug Green Tim Green Christine Guinn Christy Harbin Michelle Harris Feud Cver Feed On the week of December 14th the battle over the food began. Miss Henry’s health class was in deep competition with Miss Frankland’s yearbook staff. The feud continued till December 20th when the Student Council members counted the cans for the outcome. The result was: Miss Henry - 243 cans, Miss Frankland - 160 cans, and Mrs. Kagy - 104 cans. Mrs. Hooe, Ms. Barylske, Mrs. Mathews, Mrs. Forehand, Mr. Byers, and Mrs. Allen all made contributions for a grand total of 716 cans. Miss Henry’s class was treated to a breakfast. Miss Henry - BEWARE NEXT YEAR! Mias Henry’s class brought their foodstuffs down in shopping carts. Miss Frankland and Jim Beasley gather up their cans from their secret hiding place. Jeff Hawkins Jim Hawn Billy Hayes Jeff Hays Johnny Hays Tracy Hays Scott Hertel Kelly Hess Kenny Hess Brad Hester Scott Higdon Susan Hill Alan Hollingshead Stacey Hooten Mike Huff Lori Hughes Delena Hull Michelle Hunzicker Renee Infield Troy Javorsky UPPER LEFT: Dee Dee Zeiss, Tammy Linder, and their lab partners are hurrying to finish their cake before the bell rings. LOWER LEFT: Tracy Elliott, Delena Hull, Sherry Johnston, and Rhonda Mount show off the finished product. ABOVE: These girls would probably tell you that Home Ec. is a fulfilling class. The §eascn Cf The Witch Mrs. Pipers Home Economics class learned how to make treats this year for Halloween. The stu- dents learned how to make cakes that were shaped like a witch’s face. After the cakes were decorated, the girls took a break and sam- pled their cooking. Freshmen 67 Every student at SCHS is required to attend a personal torture class, otherwise known as Physical Education. Each day the doomed students are drug into the bowels of the earth to be stripped of their clothes and clothed in slave garments. They are herded into a sorting arena similar to the Roman Coliseum and required to attempt feats requiring impossible strength. After this period of anguish, the despon- dent victims return again to the hallowed halls of SCHS. The Tcrture Test Coach Corrona gives the command to The girls were forced to play the excruciating begin the rigorous relays. game of scooter tag. Sheila Jett Billy Johnston Sherry Johnston Dana Jose Faron Jourdan Kelly Jourdan Tom Kane Emily King Melissa Kingery Jane Lagow Tammy Linder Paula Little Tim Livesay Tina Livesay Amy Lowry Brenda Lucas George Lumb Robert Lumb Jim Lumpkins Quang Ma Due 68 Freshmen Mr. Woodruff guide® these new peer helpers in an after school work session. Jeff Blanton takes his turn checking out materials for people in the Media Center. Dung Ma Le Tony Malan Tony Manske Lori Marks Beth Marshall Carla Marshall Gayla Marshall Scott Martin Stacey Maxev Darren McDaniels Jill McGaughy David McIntosh Jeff Michael Tonya Mobley Melissa Molenhour Victoria Morris Sherry Morrison Rhonda Mount Ronnie Munsey David Murphy Freshmen 69 David Myers Tammy Neff Don Nix Christina Nolte Linda Pape Elida Pena Latricia Pennington Eugena Perry Michelle Perry Greg Phillips Howard Phillips Lori Phillips Jason Powless Lisa Powless Brian Prince Gina Propes Matt Purcell Penny Purdue Cecilia Qualls Scott Ragusa Marie Reynolds Brad Roberts Don Roberts Susan Rogers Jill Russell Tracy Russell Jim Sanders Beth Sands James Schleuter David Shaw 70 Freshmen Matt Sherman Angie Shoemaker Stacy Shoemaker Jennifer Shook Angie Short Roger Shuler Mike E. Sills Christy Snodgrass Rich Snodgrass Cathy Snow Darrin Snow Lori Snow Tony Sparling Darren Spear Melanie Spence Ron Spencer Angie Squibb Denise Squibb Mike Stauffer Becky Stone Shawn Stork Cindy Stovall Pamela Sullens Kim Swisher Colin Teel Ken Thompson Lisa Thoms Tim Thrash Gina Trammel Tina Turpen Freshmen 71 Jeff Tyler Andy Vaewhongs Dan Vanhorn Paul Varecha Bobby Vaughn Laurie Vlahovich Rick Wataon Jeff Weems Cindy Weible Dave White Liz White Scott White Brian Wilkins Trevor Wilkinson Andy Williams Tammy Williams Christi Wilson Teresa Wimberly Danny Winkel Ria Woodruff 72 Freshmen Freshmen not pictured are: Tammy Allen, Ida Atteberry, Jason Baity, Larry Box, Rich Carpenter, Brian Fraily, Tammy Garrison, Tod Gibson, Hershel Higgins, Rich Higgins. Rodney Hodge, Mark Holsapple, Mike Juds, Scott Keller, Tara Lammers, Doug Lykins, Joe Meador, Carol Jean Modesty, Freda Nibert, Reed Pollard, Cameron Powell, Robin Roberts, Chris Sauter, Mindy Shirr, Kirby Williams, Art Wimberly. k 4 dm in is tra tit n BOARD - SEATED: Richard Hays, Richard Garden, Harold Blank, Harry Maxey, Pat McArthur, Jerry Phillips. STANDING: Gerald Purcell, John Wright, Bill Hawley, Superintendent Robert Raver, Principal Kerry McClain, Assistant Principal George C. Lewis. Mrs. Crow always greets everyone with a smile Many faculty members take advantage of the free wild game dinner provided by the when they come to the office. FFA. 74 Faculty Secretaries And Aides Elizabeth Bailey (General Studies) Dorothy Bruce (Main Office) Joyce Bruce (Music) Joyce Crow (Athletic Office) Loretta Garich (General Studies) Carm Guymon (Media Center) Pat McArthur (Bookkeeper) Kay Stinson (Main Office) Jean Wheeler (Student Services) Not Pictured: Barbara Striker (Music) Student Services Mary Lou Hawkins Stan Hughes Harold Woodruff Not Pictured: Jan Stuart General Studies Kathy Finney Sharon Frankland Lillian Phillips Stan Robert Phil Shaw Heme Eccncmics Jan Luse Verna Piper Jodi Smalley Sandy Tinsley Math Roger Chitty Louis Daniels Greg Gruenkemeyer Carla Hooe 76 Faculty Mstcry Bernie Bryant Diane Eller Jim Koehler Joann Sager English Sheila Baldridge (History and English) Judy Baryiske Donna Brinkerhoff Dr. Jim Green Bette Kagy Tish Long Marilyn Teel Not Pictured: Brenda Engel Mr. Guthrie works with Alis the computer in the library. A proud mother, Mrs. Forehand brings her new baby to the S.C.H.S. dance. Faculty 77 Chuck Budde Jim Corrona Suzanne Henry (P.E. and Health) Bill Morgan (P.E. and Health) Science Dwight Daub Tom Hopkins (Health, Dr. Ed., Physics) Mark Johnson (Dr. Ed., Health) Kirby Phillips John Raymer Darrell Stein (Science and P.E.) Bernie Travelstead (Nurse) 7g Mrs. Kagy efficiently handles the mounting problems at the SCHS Speech Meet. Miss Wilkerson helps out at the girls' track meet. Mr. Raymer is caught by surprise in the Junior concession stand. Industrial Occupations Paul Arnold (Wood Shop) Jim Cemy (Auto Mech.) Robert Cone (Ag.) Jim Davis (Drafting) Don Foss (Metals) Michael Marks (Ag.) Lindell Mulvany (Electronics) Jerome Nix (Welding) Business Helen Allen Carl Byers Beryl Jett Gayla Wilkerson Ken Brewer (Art) Bill Hezlep (Band) Mike Register (Chorus and Asst. Band) Mr. Brewer and Tammy Casner go over the final Mr Register's work is Faculty 9 preparations for the prom backdrop. never done. Cccks Martha Collier Freida Gaston Ida Smith Betty Wilkens Maintenance Bob Easley Rob Easley Herb Gaston Doug Goodwin Bill Hines Ronald Powell John Purcell Jesse Weems Mrs. Horn prepares to keep score for the volleyball game. Mrs. Baldridge keeps her eyes on her little Dr. Green lectures on how to grow ferns in bureaucrats. British Lit. 80 Faculty Ccuncil Prcmctes Invclvement FIRST ROW: Joy Monroe, Chu Ok lee, Shari Mahon, Kim Gillia, Denise Kavanaugh. SECOND ROW: Jina Combs, Jill Gardner. Melisa Snyder, Becky Eskew, Susan Meador, Rich Haney takes a break from his Lon Hughes. THIRD ROW: Roger Boozer, Angie Alvis, Scott Higdon, Paul Gierten, Mrs. Student Council duties Baldridge (Sponsor). FOURTH ROW: Joey Luse, Steve McKinzie, Rich Haney, Dan Telford. NOT PICTURED: Tim Sullens. The ’83-’84 Student Council sponsored many fun events along with fund raisers throughout the year. Homecoming week included Preppy Day, Punk Day, and then Green and White Day. They also sponsored the Homecoming Dance and Valentine Dance and most dances after home football and basketball games. Council also had their annual Christmas card delivery and flower delivery on Valentine’s Day. This was the Council’s second year to sponsor a free movie night which turned out to be a big success. At publication time they have plans to sponsor the annual Dance Marathon and Blood Drive in March. Student Council also gives a $500.00 scholarship to a deserving student. Council not only serves the student body, but also the teachers through Teachers Appreciation Day on the first Friday of every month, in which Council provides treats for the teachers in the lounge. The Council strives to promote student involvement throughout the year. Everyone site attentively and listens during the meeting. 82 Student Council TOP LEFT: Kelly McCann, Becky Eskew, Julie Morris, Steven Richards, and Linda VanHorn relax during the Dance Marathon break. TOP RIGHT: Joy Monroe listens as Roger Boozer explains the procedures of a record dance. MIDDLE LEFT: Joey Luse counts the cans to find the winner of the can food drive. MIDDLE RIGHT: Kyle Ambuehl, Tim Carter, and Missy Griffin work together so as to win the Christmas decorating contest. LEFT: Everyone enjoys a Student Council dance. Student Council 83 nth Time Geld Emblem Club TEA Membership Keith Adams John Dill Christina Nolte Phil Adkins Erin Donoho Tim Nolte Lyndell Allison Greg Fairchild Bobby Oiler Darin Anderson Ron Fatheree Jim Parker Phil Anderson Tim Foust Glenn Phillips Darren Applegate Tim Fulton Danny Pickett David Applegate Andy Garden Cameron Powell Ida Atteberry Paul Garrison Allen Purcell Kevin Austin Michael Goodin Matt Purcell Shelly Baker Tammy Graham J Russel Chris Barter Doug Green Chris Sauter Keith Beer Paul Green Kenny Sauter John Benson Danny Halfacre Mindy Schirr Cindy Blanton Steve Halfacre Gary Schwartz Jeff Blanton Mike Hammond Brian See Brad Boyles Jim Hawn Ted Shaw Craig Boyles Rollin Henson Bill Shelby Tabby Brown Brad Hester Larry Snow Tammy Buchanan Laura Hester Mike Stauffer Randy Bullard Leon Hilmes Darren Steele Ricky Bullard Jim Hooten Kip Swisher Terry Burroughs Wayne Hooten Jim Tate Mark Byars Bradley Jones Todd Telford Kim Cash Scott Keller Paul Varecha Sam Casner Jeff Kretzer Sarah Waggoner Dave Cannon Cindy Lagow Ben Watts Kenny Carpenter Joel Littrell David Wayman Richard Caughron Bryan Lowry Dave White Jay Chapman Gary McConnaughhay Dennis White Alan Chitwood Mitch McMeen Gerald White Dale Clinton Rhonda Maxey Jim White Dave Crouch David Meador Cindy Woodward Robert Daugherty Jeff Molenhour Russell Woodward Billy Dill Mike Morton Wayne Woodward Dwight Yates The Salem Chapter FFA was awarded the State Gold Emblem for Program of Activities award at the University of Illinois this past June at the annual State FFA Convention. Also, the chapter was third in the State in “Building Our American Community” program. The chapter was recognized later at the National Convention for being in the top twenty nationally in the BOAC program. In the fall, Five chapter members won section 21 Land Use contest at Kaskaskia Community College. The Parliamentary Procedure team won first in the section and was represented at the SIU Invitational at Carbondale. Highlights also included National FFA week activities with church attendance and the Barnyard Zoo. Extra emphasis was placed on judging livestock and carcass team this year in anticipation of doing well at the State Judging Contest. The 54th Annual Banquet was held on March 13th with many members, friends, faculty, and guests attending. Randy Hedge, a former National FFA officer from Arkansas, was the guest speaker. 84 FFA PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE: Bryan Lowry, Rollin Henson, Keith Beer, Brad Boyles and Tabby Brown. GRAIN JUDGING: Standing; Erin Donoho, Phil Anderson. Seated: Randy Bullard and Brad Boyles. PRACTICE GRAIN JUDGING: Advisor - Mike Marks, Erin Donoho, SURVEYING: Keith Adams, Erin Donoho, Phil Anderson. Sarah Randy Bullard, Phil Anderson and Brad Boyles. Waggoner and Laura Hester. 1984 CHAPTER OFFICERS: Standing; Laura Hester, Tim Fulton, Mark Byars, Brad Wolff, Keith Beer, and Greg Fairchild. Seated: Phil Anderson, Brad Boyles and Gerald White. FFA 85 Grc wins Strena ABOVE: President Tina Thrash is confused by the discussion during a Hi-Tri meeting. UPPER RIGHT: Freshman Initiation is always interesting ... and hilarious. RIGHT: Everyone is totally engulfed in the business on hand during Hi-Tri’s monthly meeting. Hi-Tri is proud to boast a growing membership this year. The all female club, open to all freshmen through seniors, is under the direction of Mrs. Forehand for the second year. Hi-Tri sponsors the annual Christmas Dance and hosts a club Freshman Initiation each fall. Bake sales are held as a means of fund raising for the girls. In the spring, however, all the hard work pays off. The yearly trip to Six Flags is always welcomed. FIRST ROW: Tammy Neff (Reporter), Tina Thrash (President), Kim Cash (Secretary-Treasurer), Donna Weems (Vice President), Mrs. Forehand (Sponsor). SECOND ROW: Tracy Hays. Kerry Wright, Amy Chitwood. Rhonda Maxey. Gail O’Dell, Cindy Blanton. THIRD ROW: Penny Purdue. Vicki Morris, Teresa Wimberly, Tina Turpen, Becky Rice. Tammy Casner. FOURTH ROW: Michele Henne, Dana Jose. Stacey Mazey, Lisa Herman, Jayma Branch, Sharon Vlahovich. FIFTH ROW: Misty Simmons, Jenny Sherman, Beth Marshall. Amy Beckham, Lori Hughes. Lisa Shoemaker. Trudy Malkey, Leslie Harmon. SIXTH ROW: Angela Donoho, Carol Moore, Glenda Jones, Mary Guerrettaz, Patty Jones, Tina Keller. Rhonda Halfacre. SEVENTH ROW: Lori Phillips, Amy I wry. Pam Wantland. 86 Hi-Tri Fer Ycur iewine Pleasure... FIRST ROW: Beckey Morris, Joy Monroe. Chu Ok Lee, Kim Gillis, Rhonda Maxey (Business Manager), Deanna Atteberry (Editor), Nancy Shoemaker (Assistant Editor), Kim Cash, Becky Gibson. SECOND ROW’: Sharon Frankland (Adviser), Sharon Vlahovich, Karin Gray, Randy Schultz, Shari Mahonn, Brad Russell, Lynn Murphy, Jim Beasley, Tammy Casner, Mike Garner, Alan Waggoner, Teresa Wilson, Don Dowds, Steve Kern. For your viewing pleasure, the 1983-84 SALEMARION staff proudly presents this annual, “1984”. The endless hours put in during first hour and late nights, the true- blue dedication, and highly active imagina- tions were all combined to produce this tremen- dous edition. The all junior-senior staff held an educational seminar, directed by Bob Butler of Walsworth Publish- ing Company, in the spring and again in the fall. The SALEMAR- ION enters a variety of contests each year. The American Scholastic Press Association awarded the 83 book a second place honor. ABOVE: Gopher, the typing expert, contemplates which finger belongs with which key. LEFT: The yearbook staff does have a little fun along with all the hard work. UPPER LEFT: Shari Mahon is evidently enjoying her first year on the SALEMARION staff, despite the difficulties. SALEMARION 87 Another Success fui THCUGHTWELL The 83-84 Thoughtwell Staff had a very successful year. The annual Halloween Dance was held October 21 and was the most profitable in history. The winners of the last Freshmen Poetry Contest were announced in December along with plans to hold an all-school contest next year, with prizes being awarded in each class. The Thoughtwell Christmas Party was held January 3 after having been postponed by the weather. The staff chose purple as the theme color this year, which will be the cover color for their main project, the book, published in the Spring. First Row: Sponsor Marilyn Teel, Virginia Wooden, Mike Garner, Annemieke Henson, Second Row: Lisa Daniels, Patty Jones, Tammy Brown, Kelly Johnson, Leena Nanda. Third Row: Beth Hawn, Mary Guerrettaz. Dawn Striker, Becky Gibson, Tammy Casner. BOTTOM LEFT: Short Story Editor Dawn Striker geta additional instructions from Mrs. Teel. BOTTOM RIGHT: Presentation of Freshmen Poetry Contest Awards: Leena Nanda (Contest Manager), 1st place winner Emily King, Second place winner Shelly Baker, 3rd place winner Jimmy Lumpkins, and Becky Gibson (Editor). 88 Thoughtwell Editor - Becky Gibson Assistant Editor - Tammy Casner Business Manager - Mike Garner Design and Paste-up Editor • Annemieke Henson Assistant - Mary Guerretaz Art Editor - Beth Hawn Assistant - Patty Jones Poetry Editor - Tesa Wilkinson Assistant - Kelly Johnson Prose Editor - Dawn Striker Assistant - Tammy Brown Freshmen Poetry Contest Manager - Leena Nanda Typists - Lisa Daniels Virginia Wooden BTCADCASTTT-The The Trcud Tew9 The 1983-84 BROADCASTER Staff, incredibly shorthanded this year, and due to Mrs. Engel’s absence, decided to publish only one issue every other month. Therefore, the staff was once again assisted by Mrs. Engel’s 7th hour Journalism class. Beginning 2nd semester, Mr. Guthrie became the new BROADCASTER sponsor, giving them a bright outlook on the future, especially with the help of the Media Center computers. Editor - Tom Mullen Asst. Editor - News Editor - Pam Wantland Sports Editor - Anna Boyd Feature Editor - Tina Thrash Asst. News Editor Lisa Herman Advertising Manager - Tammy Casner Car Corner Editor - Allen Rinehart Reporters - Sharon Vlahovich Becky Gibson Journalism Class TOP: Clockwise from left: Anna Boyd, Tom Mullen, Sharon Vlahovich, Tammy Casner, Pam Wantland, Rhonda Maxey, Paula Garner. Not Pictured: Tina Thrash, Becky Gibson, Lisa Herman, Allen Rinehart. BOTTOM LEFT: Paula Garner and Rhonda Maxey discuss major issues as they await the bell. BOTTOM RIGHT: Tom Mullen hopes everyone is getting their work done. Broadcaster 89 Candid Camera FIRST ROW: Samuel Karrick, Sharon Vlahovich, Rhonda Maxey, Brad Russell. SECOND ROW: Mike Rippee, J.D. Graham, Mike Garner, Randy Schultz, and Andy Vaewhongs. The Camera Club was reactivitated after a brief re- spite. The members meet on Tuesday evening. Mr. Raymer instructs them in the art of photography, including developing and printing film. A major project this year was a successful photo exhibition at the Salem Invitational Tour- nament. The photos were not only displayed, but sold as well. ABOVE RIGHT: Mr. Raymer helps the club members find the answers to their probing questions. LOWER RIGHT: Mike Garner works feverishly to finish the photo display. 90 Camera Club Randy Schultz switches from photographer to model to show off the club display. i Cue lit Tc Be in First Row: Jayma Branch, Shelly Baker, Sharon Vlahovich, Tricia Engel, Kelly Johnson, Annemieke Henson, Second Row: Emily King, Richard Bazzetta, Leena Nanda, Mike Garner, Dan Clifton, Third Row: Joe Littrell, Stephanie Strickland, Michele Henne, Pamela Sullens, Mike Pape, Jim Rhodes. Sponsors: Bette Kagy and Dale Guthrie. The Speech Team, which com- petes under the ruling of the IHSA, is also a member of the Egyption Forensic League. The team com- petes in speaking and performing events which center around drama and comedy. The team ends the year with a Dessert Theater in which they perform their events for parents and interested individuals. One of the focal points of last year was placing 3rd in Readers Theater Regionals. This year’s veteran squad is sponsored by Dale Guthrie and Bette Kagy. Out of 15 active members, eight members rising to the finals were Sharon Vlahovich, Tesa Wilkinson, Mike Garner, Kelly Johnson, Leena Nanda, Stephanie Strickland, Michele Henne, and Joe Littrell. This year’s squad also sponsored a meet. Fifteen schools competed in the largest meet ever held at this school. Stephanie Strickland and Michele Henne are amazed at something out the window in Mike Garner tries to wake up Kelly Johnson during their their performance of Chapter Two”. Humorous Duet Act, “The Only Game in Town Speech and Drama 91 The Radio Club is made up of a group of students who have an interest in broadcasting. They write weekly shows about events that are taking place in the school. The students write their own shows and are respon- sible for gathering information and checking its accuracy. Mr. Guthrie, club sponsor, proo- freads the material and takes the students to the radio station during the week to tape the show. “SCHS on the Air” can be heard on WJBD on Saturday afternoons. Any student interested in broadcasting is welcome to join the club. FIRST ROW: Ren£ Ervin, Paul Varecha, Keri Brooks. SECOND ROW: Gary Albert, Kenya Smith, Mike Garner, Brad Decker, Kelly Johnson, Tricia Engel, Richard Bazzetta, Stephanie Strickland. Joe Littrell, Mr. Guthrie (sponsor), Sharon Vlahovich. NOT PICTURED: Toni Zeidler, Tad Davis, Tesa Wilkinson, Brian Barton, Ken Hess. sens Gees WJGG 92 Radio Club Tesa Wilkinson prepares to tape her program. Mr. Guthrie and Tesa work together to get the show ready to air. Club Plans Invasion Cf Canada SEATED: Teresa Wilson, Annemieke Henson, Kelly Johnson, Stephanie Williams, Tina Thrash, Denise Engh, Lari Malott, Tina Renfro. STANDING: Lora Bowling, Vanessa Vertrees, Renee Frankrone, Monica Broom, Melissa Kingery, Jim Lumpkins, Mrs. Forehand (sponsor), Gayla Marshall. The French Club is for students who are taking or have taken a French class. This year, the club had a Christmas party where they sampled different French foods such as quiche, chocolate mousse, French bread, and souffle. At publication time they are planning to attend a play called “Le Medecin Malgre Lui,” or “The Doctor in Spite of Himself.” It will be presented in Decatur on April 12, by the National Theatre of Performing Arts, Ltd. The French Club is also planning a five day trip to Canada this summer. They will be leaving on June 23, spending one night in Montreal and three nights in Quebec. French Club 93 My Tuter FIRST ROW: Joyce Donoho, Buffy Dunbar, Dedra Chitwood, Susan McLean, Gail Donoho. SECOND ROW: Barb Bartley, Nancy Donohue, Shari Mahon, Angie Alvis. THIRD ROW’: Mike Barcroft, Jack Myers, Debbie Dye, Rhonda Maxey, Donna Weems, Gail O’Dell. NOT PICTURED: Christy Barnhart, Elizabeth Gaines, Tom Mullen, Allen Rinehart, Cheri Simmons, Cindy Woodward. These peer helper trainees are responding to Mr. Woodruffs Everyone waits in line to talk to Chuck Daniels, question in their journals. The ’83-’84 Peer Helpers started out the year very well under the supervision of Mr. Woodruff and Mrs. Stuart, who returned second semester after a leave of absense. So far this year the Peer Helpers hosted the Grad-reception on December 20 in the cafeteria. This was a chance for the former SCHS students to come and visit with teachers and to talk with students. Also Mr. Woodruff was in charge of training new people for Peer Helping. These people are to help others with studies that they may be having trouble with. Peer Helpers Paper Chase FIRST ROW: Christa Crouch, Michelle Hunzicker, Christi Dodson, Don Peterson. SECOND ROW: Jeff Blanton, Mrs. Horn, David Snow, Mike Pape, Greg Fairchild. Melinda Clopton, Mrs. Guymon, Jim Beasley, Mr. Guthrie. NOT PICTURED: Mike Rippee, Tami Gordon, Tom Mullen, Steve Russell. Tim Kern observes Mrs. Horn loading the VCR. Book Fair poster contest winners were: Patty Jones. First Place; Jim Beasley, Third Place; Kevin Branson, Second Place. The Media Center Helpers are picked from the students assigned into the Media Center for Study Hall. These students help check out books for other students. Also Mrs. Horn picks a person to help her in the A.V. room assembling papers and transfering video machines around the building. This year students were distributed new Student I.D. Cards, which will be used on the new computer called “ALIS” Media Center 95 Students Receive Experience Nurse’s Aide The Nurse’s Aide Program is now in its fourteenth year of helping to prepare girls to become nurses. The girls spend six hours in class and four hours working. They get their work experience at Salem Township Hospital or one of two nursing homes. They receive 2 credits for being enrolled in this program and after it’s completed they are eligible to be employed as nurse’s aides. FIRST ROW: Crystal Quandt, Cheri Hiltibidal, Beverly Woodward, Christy Howard, Mrs. Travelstead. SECOND ROW: Elizabeth Woodward, Lee Ann Childers, Lisa Albert, Cheri Holsapple. THIRD ROW: Jackie Keifer, Pam Brewster, Paula Wataon, Criaty Lohman. interrelated Ere gram The interrelated program is designed for seniors, but some juniors participate. The students work from 15 to 40 hours a week and also attend the interrelated class which helps them with problems they find on the job site. This program gives the students an opportunity to work in the field of employment they choose. FIRST ROW: Mark F. Toler, Lonnie Todd, Mike Brasel, Jo Ella Hill, Miss Hawkins. Cheri Simmons. SECOND ROW: David Eblin, Misty Simmons. Not Pictured: Michelle Roe. 96 Nurse’s Aide’s Interrelated Preparing Per The Tuture Executive Secretaries The executive secretaries program prepares girls for future secretarial work in either college or the work field. The girls have a special room which has many of the machines they will come in contact with. SEATED: Letha Shelton, Kim Gillis, Tammy Buchanan. STANDING: Carla Hunter. Gina Short, Deidre Jones, Becky Green, Jan Helm, Wanda Elliott, Brenda Bryan, Glenda Jones. NOT PICTURED: Dawn Javorsky and Joyce Alsept. Child Care Pregram The Child Care program gives senior girls an opportunity to work as an aide in one of the feeder schools. It is a good experience for someone wanting to enter the teaching field. To be eligible to be in the Child Care Aide Program students must take Child Care Orientation and Child Care Occupations I. Past grades, performance in classes, and their attendance record are the qualifications to be eligible. The students work 2'A to 3 hours each day and are paid gas money for driving to and from the school. Mrs. Tinsley reports that the program is very successful for the girls and the schools who participate in the program. FIRST ROW: Tammy Adkins, Candy Ridgway, Audra Mulvany, Cindy Woodward. SECOND ROW: Cheri Simmons, Brenda Ervin, Deanna Atteberry, Donna Goostree. THIRD ROW: Anne Wenning, Mrs. Tinsley, Monica Willman. NOT PICTURED: Rene£ Patton, Lori Schmidt Knox. Executive Secretaries Child Care 97 GeneraI Studies These SCHS seniors assist the General Studies teachers in the classroom. The job is restricted to students who have been approved by Mrs. Phil- lips. Work might include typing, running off dit- toes, and helping in- dividual students with their work. Credit is received for this work. Terry Albert, Virginia Wooden, Cheryl Estep, Audra Mulvany. FIRST ROW: Terry Sadler, Joey Evans, Wayne Hooten, Michael Butts, Randy Sills, Norma Donoho, Lou Ann Rhodes. SECOND ROW: Harry Buchanan, Cherri Hiltibidal, Cheryl Estep, Tina Bryan, Paul Wimberly, Larry Sills, Alvin Bates, Jack Deadmond, Mark Fogerson, Mike Clemens, Loyd Allen. The General Studies work program places juniors and seniors, who are 16 within the current school year, into various on-campus jobs. These jobs are only training, which they will later be able to use in future occupations. The workers also receive credit for work. Many participating students are very appreciative for such a service at Salem High. 98 General Studies § iwer Club Vest, Donnie Cato, Dennis Squibb. Chris Daniels, Paul Gierten, John Hoe. FOURTH ROW: Bobby Marshall. Paul Wafzig. Rich Haney. David Snow. Troy Brant, Stephanie Shock, Jina Combs. Renee Andersen. John Taylor, Kelly Land. Since the first year that “S” Club began in ’82, its enrollment has become exceedingly greater. With the theory that no one sport is more important than the other, they are able to bring all sports and their participants closer together. The only qualification for membership is to have earned a letter in a sport. S Club 99 FIRST ROW: Lisa Garner, Linda Sullens. Monica Broom, Lisa Brubaker. Shannon Doherty. Sarah Tate. Becky Black. Keli Cates, Angie Kane. Susan Meador. Kelly Minton. SECOND ROW: Randy Helm, Dave Linder. Dan Telford. David Beckham. Mark Maxey. Tom Murray, Tim Sullens, Jay Luse. Amy Keleher. THIRD ROW: Ed McKinzie. Kyle Ambuehl, Mike Perry, Tony Crsanizaticn Cut-Takes Glenn Phillips, Mike Garner, and Tesa Wilkinson take a much needed lunch break from the Salem Speech Meet. Mrs. Baldridge iuns the Student Council with an iron hand. THOUGHTWELL Editor, Becky Gibson, finds it can be lonely at the top. 100 Organization Candida The THOUGHTWELL staff meets frequently to receive working assignments. Rebuilding year fcr Lady Cats GIRLS TRACK: First Row - Kelly Cates, Susan Meador, Michelle Loyd, Elizabeth Garner, Kristen Hood, Teresa Askins, Pam Halfacre, Cindy Lagow, Heather Waters, Paula Sobolewsky, Denise Rankin, Marti Neiman, Laura Russell, Stacey Wilson, Angie Ayers. Second Row - Coach Suzanne Henry, Buffy Dunbar, Monica Willman, Lisa Sapp, Vicki Halfacre, Sarah Waggoner, Leah Carter, Sarah Tate, Angie Kane, Jan Helm, Shannon Doherty, Tracey Harbin. Kelly Minton, Terri Vlahovich, Becky Black, Cindy W’oodward, Denise Tackett, Amy Keleher, Christy Travelstead, Anna Boyd, Penny Stuber. GIRLS’ TRACK 8dn Opponent 49 4 Highland 66 Litchfield 48 76 Vandalia 6 Teutopolia 82 28 Mt. Vernon 100 90 Greenville 38 58 Olney 70 19 Mt Vernon 79 Centralia 65 46 Effingham 80 Newton 38 Centralia Invitational Eifhth Olney Relay - Siith Conference Third Manon Pentagonal Fourth 102 Girls’ Track Penny Stuber and Shannon Doherty smile in anticipation of finishing first Last Spring, the girls track team only won one meet, but they ran a lot of close races. The team’s goal was to win the conference. They placed third, but were only eight points away from first and four points away from second. They lost just three seniors to graduation, so Coach Suzanne Henry is expecting a good season this year. LEFT: Monica Willman passes the baton to Buffy Dunbar. MIDDLE LEFT: Jan Helm strides hard for the finish line. MIDDLE RIGHT: Angie Kane receives the baton from Monica Willman and runs to the finish. LOWER LEFT: Leah Carter and Amy Keleher concentrate hard to pull ahead of their opponents. LOWER RIGHT: Heather Waters and Anna Boyd use cooperation to finish with pride. Girls’ Track 103 We Are The Champions A sain First Row: Van Gardner, Chris Daniels, Paul Gierten, Don Cato, Dennis Squibb. Alan Waggoner, Bruce Livesay, Tim Sullens, David Goodall, Dennis Tidwell. Second Row: Jim Barringer, Nick Hays, Vic Helm, Rob Proeise, Bobby Moore, David Donoho, Steven Jett, Steve Sweet, Bob Marshall, Junior Logue, Jim Munsey. Third Row: Coach Jim Green, Mgr. Jeff Williams, Craig Roberts, Mike Bass, Mike Chitty, Mark Maxey, Tom Murray, Tony Vaughn, Doug Carter, Mgr. Jim Sweney, Coach Darrell Stein. Rob Prosise flys over the bar as he shows his pole vaulting skills. Bobby Marshall hurdles past opponents for a win. For the second straight year Salem brought home the conference championship. Thru the course of the year five school records were set. These records are: Rob Prosise - pole vault - 13' 6 ; Tony Vaughn - discus - 158' 4 ; Van Gardner, Tim Sullens, Chris Daniels, Brad Hollenkamp - 4 mile relay - 19:07.6; Doug Carter, Mark Maxey, Mike Bass, Bob Mar- shall - high hurdle relay - 1:08; Tim Sullens, Chris Daniels, Craig Roberts, Van Gardner - distance medley relay - 11:12.5. 104 Boys’ Track BOYS' TRACK Salem Opponent 121 Vk Clay City 24 114 Greenville 32 31 Centralia 71 Mt. Vernon 79 134V Highland 41 Litchfield 21 114 Mater Dei 31 Vandalia 30 131 Louisville 15 104 Effingham 42 Benton Indoor • Second Benton Relay (F-S) - Sixth Benton Relay - Third Salem Invitational - Firat Mt. Vernon Relay Fifth JV Conference Second Varsity Conference - First Marion Octagonal - Fifth District ■ Ninth David Donoho fires out of the blocks upon hearing the gun. Doug Carter reaches for the sky in the long jump competition. Van Gardner strides on to a conference championship. Craig Roberts gives it all he’s got to finish the mile relay. The Freshman track team, under the direction of Coach Jim Green, had a good year. In the Olney Invitational, their only freshman meet, they finished first out of eleven teams. In the JV Conference Larry Church, Brent Smith, and Mike Pape teamed up with sophomore Paul Gierten to set a new record in the two mile relay. The Salem track team has a promising future. First Row: Chris Cavins, Mike Morton. Phillip Skaggs, Tim Green. David Wayman. Craig Boyles, Chris Phillips. Second Row: Coach Jim Green, Larry Church, Brent Smith, Mike Pape, Mark Byars, Mark Szaro, Gary Denton, Barry Gibson, Rick Wessling. Boys’ Track 105 983 Team Rebuilds fcr FIRST ROW: Jodi Mitchell, Nancy Donohue, Paula 1 Belinda Rogers, Laura Hester, Jina Combs, Lisa Garnc Leckrone. SECOND ROW: Nita Newport, Dawn Tabby Brown, Nancy Shoemaker, Dodie Goostree The Salem Lady Wildcats had a 5-11 record. The Cats had a rough beginning starting the season out with six injuries and playing four games without any regular pitchers. Coach Riley had to assign positions to a team which only had a few returning players. The Wildcats proved to play better in the field than at bat, by making several double plays and Jina Combs added a triple play. Even though Salem didn’t have a winning season they managed to beat the top regional team. Crossville was ranked number one and was undefeated, until the Lady Wildcats broke their streak with an 11-2 victory. Salem advanced to another game, then was taken out of play by McLeansboro. The soft- ballers will be looking forward to a dominating season next year with several players returning. 106 Softball Melton, Hicks, Connie McCormick. THIRD ROW: Lana Nix, Lisa it, Toni Herman, Kim Gillia, Julie Morris, Jamie Renfrow, Cindie Fry, Jayne, Coach Mary Riley. Not pictured: Mendy Shoemaker, i, Beth While the girls warm up before the game, Lisa Garner shows the correct way to pitch the ball. Next year SOFTBALL Salem Opponent 3 Breeee Meter De 16 2 Ml Vernon 18 6 Mt Carmel 25 17 Sandoval 20 3 Vandalia 6 2 Wayne City 12 9 Flora 4 14 Fairfield 15 8 Mt. Vernon 6 32 Lawrenceville 12 4 Breeae Central 18 7 Sandoval 9 5 Centralia 16 9 Walton ville 3 11 Croae ville 2 s McLeenaboro 9 UPPER LEFT: Pearl is al- ways left holding the bag. UPPER RIGHT: Lady Wild- cat seem disappointed as they fall farther behind in the game. MIDDLE LEFT: Tabby gets the team excited as another Wildcat run is scored. MIDDLE RIGHT: Jina Combs practices on getting her timing down. BOTTOM LEFT: Kim Gillis takes a walk to put a Ladycat on base. Softball 107 Champs First Row: Gary Albert, Bret Hollenkamp, Mike Mitchell, Larry Bolton, Kyle Bill Cheatum, Kenny Keleher, Jay Luse, Carl Thomason. Jeff Meador, Tim Ambuel, David Eblin, Tim Kern. Ray Brubaker. Terry Albert. Second Row: Albert. Coach Stan Robert, Kevin Pontious, John Roe, Pat Bushue, Mike Perry, Despite a split season of 10 wins and 13 losses, the Varsity Baseball Cats captured the NEC Pennant for the first time since 1957. Coaching the Cats for the first this year was Stan Robert. Coach Robert felt the record spoke for itself. The team is looking forward to another great record in 1984. BOYS’ BASEBALL Salem Opponent 5 Central 6 6 Belleville East 17 4 Belleville East 13 8 Marion 0 4 Olnev 11 4 Flora 5 2 Sandoval 1 8 Ktnmundv 1 1 Belleville Weet 2 2 Belleville Weet 3 8 Odin 4 11 Mater Dei 7 1 Marion 5 0 Effingham St Anthony 2 5 Mt. Vernon 7 5 Olnev 7 1 Olnev 6 Conference 8 Flora 4 13 Fairfield 12 16 Red Hill 13 Regional 8 Mt Vernon 4 13 Harrisburg 7 2 Murphy� boro 6 6 Odin 5 6 Mt Vernon 7 108 Baseball Mike Jones yells, I got it. I got it ...' Mike Perry gets caught in a sticky situation as he tries to steal a base. ♦ Freshman Kent Horner warms up before a J.V. game. Jay Luse smiles for the camera before the game. Baseball 109 GIRLS TENNIS Salem Opponent 4 St. Anthony 5 2 Effingham 7 8 Teutopolu 1 3 Malar Dai 6 1 Olney 8 5 Flora 4 2 Malar Dai 7 1 Centralia 8 5 Fairfield 1 4 Olney 5 2 Flora 7 7 Fairfield 2 Cats Cebuilct Ce sitire Attitude First Row: Laura Hester. Renfce Patton, Angie Alvis, Susan Cheri Simmons, Kelly Jourdan, Sarah Phillips, Carla Hooe • Loudenback, Chu Ok Lee, Christy Barnhart. Second Row - Coach. Shari Mahon, Nora Weber, Lena Barrett, Elizabeth Gaines, 110 Girls Tennis UPPER LEFT: The intensity on Elizabeth Gaines’s face is evident as she concentrates on her forehand return. UPPER RIGHT: Susan Loundenback watches Chu Ok Lee as she thinks about where to place the ball. The Girls Tennis team improved their record over the 1982 season. During Mrs. Hooe s first year of coaching the team worked to improve old skills and learn new ones. The girls felt as though they were a team and gave a lot of encouragement to each other. Players Sccre Pest Seascn Left to Right: Coach Morgan, Roy Landers, Jeff Darrin Bartley, Gary Bolton. Scott, Derek McLean, Tom Steinman, Matt Zeunen, BOYS’ TENNIS Salem Opponent 8 Olney 1 3 Greenville 6 9 Meter Dei 0 I Centralia 8 0 Flore 9 8 Olney 1 8 Fairfield 1 6 Vandalie 4 6 Highland 4 5 Teutopolia 4 5 Greenville 4 6 Fairfield 3 8 Vandalia 1 3 Centralia Conference • Second Sectional - Second 6 The 1983 tennis team made Coach Morgan really proud. They had a winning season with a record of 10-4. The tennis team had the best record of any boys’ tennis team at SCHS. UPPER LEFT: Tom Steinman concentrates on improving his serve. UPPER RIGHT: Derek McLean patiently waits for Mike Kavanaugh to make a smashing serve to the opposing team. BOTTOM LEFT: Roy Landers really gets into the game as he tries to return a difficult volley. Boys’ Tennis 111 “Anti They9re Cff . • •State FIRST ROW: Donnie Cato, Dennis Tidwell, Dennis Squibb, Chris Daniels, Goodin, Coach Jim Comma, Brian Prince, Tim Sullens, Jeff Mills. Paul Gierten. SECOND ROW: David Doherty, Russell Woodward, Terry Cross Country is one of the more competitive sports at Salem High and although you may not think of Cross Country as a thrilling or exciting sport, it is. Cross Country takes time, training, and self discipline on the part of the coach and runners alike. As Coach Corrona has said many times, “Cross Country isn’t like basketball when you call a few friends, shoot a few baskets and have fun. It’s a test of the will, getting up and running every morning at 6:45 and after school til 6:00”. In Cross Country you can only better yourself through perseverance and the support of your fellow runners. Salem is very proud of the Cross Country team and the great job they did this past season, taking 24th in State, winning the NEC and having an overall score of 172 wins and 41 losses. CROSS COUNTRY Salem Opponent 19 Mt Vernon 364 17 Fairfield 426 17 Centralia 44 27 Mt Vernon 28 16 St. Anthony 48 16 Teutopolis 46 21 Olney 34 16 Benton 43 24 Olney 31 19 Lincoln 37 Herrin Invitational • First Benton Claes Invitational • First Mt Vernon Invitational - First Harrisburg Invitational - First Benton Invitational - Second Mattoon Invitational • Fourth Peoria Invitational - Thirteenth Olney Invitational - Second NEC Conference • First Regional Second State - 24th 112 Cross Country T-ins Cff Per Perfection GOLF Salem Opponent 163 Carlyle 177 166 Na.hv.Ue 171 166 Flora 163 166 Centralia 169 166 Benton 166 166 Waat Frankfort 160 166 Vandalia 177 166 Flora 181 166 Maacoutah 164 166 St. Anthony 169 162 Matar Dai 176 161 Fairfield 178 161 Olney 179 163 Fairfield 174 160 Centralia 164 160 Belleville Althoff 186 162 Mt. Vernon 177 The 83 Golf season was one of the best seasons, the Salem team has seen. V ith an overall record of 31 wins and only 6 losses, Coach Morgan could only feel proud of this year’s team. Rob Albright was voted Most Valuable Player for his special technique and ended the year with a 38.05 average. Yet a team is not made up of only one person. It was all the talent of the players put together with Coach Morgan’s guidance that made this season one of the best. FIRST ROW: Joe Meador, David Myers, Mike Chitty, J.D. Graham, Don Haney. Tom Kane, Cindi Fry, Rob Albright, Coach Bill Morgan Robert . SECOND ROW: Randy Larson, Tony Malon, Jeff Williams, Rich Golf 113 Vclleyball Cats Suffer Tcush Year VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Salem Opponent 0 Miur Dei 2 0 Mt. Vernon 2 2 Centrali 1 2 Vandalia 1 1 Olney 2 2 Lawrenceville 0 0 Sandoval 2 2 Carlyle 1 2 Flora 0 0 Breeae Central 2 2 Olney I 0 Fairfield 2 0 Mt Carmel 2 1 Effingham 2 1 Carmi 2 0 Grayville 2 0 Free burg 2 2 Ham burg 0 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL: First Row - Coach Suzanne Henry, Lisa Brubaker, Leah Carter, Shannon Doherty, Lynn Murphy. Mendy Shoemaker, Susan Meador, Coach Pam Raymer. Second Row - Sarah Tate, Renee Anderson, Linda Sullens, Terri Vlahovich, Monica Broom. ABOVE LEFT: Mendy Shoemaker uses her own technique to serve the ball. ABOVE RIGHT: Sarah Tate spikes the ball for a kill as Shannon Doherty waits for the block. RIGHT: Shannon Doherty positions herself to bump the volleyball 114 as Monica Broom is prepared to help. JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL: Coach Suzanne Henry, Jennifer Shook, Missy Ashley, Mindy Schirr, Melanie Spence, Kim Doherty. Laurie Vlahovich, Lisa Brubaker, Christy Harbin, Melissa Molenhour, Ria Woodruff, Lisa Thomas. J.V. VOLLEYBALL Salem Opponent 0 Mater Dei 2 0 Mt- Vernon 2 2 Central� 1 2 Vandalie 1 1 Olney 2 2 Lawrencevill 0 0 Sandoval 2 2 Carlyle 1 2 Flora '1 0 Breeee Central 2 2 Olney 0 2 Fairfield 0 2 Ml. Carmel 0 0 Effingham 2 2 Carmi 1 2 St Anthony 0 1 Maacouteh 2 The varsity volleyball team had a rebuilding season after losing all players to graduation except two. The varsity team was composed of nine Juniors and one Sophomore that led to their record of 9 wins and 15 losses. The junior varsity had a winning record of 10 wins and 7 losses. The junior varsity was composed of ten Freshman and one Junior. ABOVE LEFT: Lisa Brubaker takes her approach to an ace serve. ABOVE RIGHT: Ria Woodruff serves as Melanie Spence and Lisa Thomas waits for the return. LEFT: Kim Doherty slides to her knees to hit the ball as Melanie Spence is prepared to help. Volleyball 115 Unity - U and 1 FIRST ROW: Danny VanHom, Clint Gordon, David Mclntoah, Brian Fraley, David White, Rodney Hodge, Kenny Hess, Troy Javorsky, Shawn Stork. SECOND ROW: Wayne Bumgarner, Jeff Hayes, Stacy Shoemaker, Glenn Box, Kelly Hess, Brad Donoho, Jeff Blanton, Greg Garrett, Greg Phillips. THIRD ROW: Coach Phillips, Tim Green, Ronnie Munsey, Jack Beesoi Brad Hester, Tim Foust, Chuck Bower, Jeff Felginhauer, Larry Bat (Manager), Doug Likens. NOT PICTURED: Bob Vaughn. The Freshman Football team was a hard working and dedicated group. Their unselfishness as individuals and as a team was the key to their success. The team’s discipline and ability to encourage one another during tight situations proved to make them over all winners. Coach Phillips commented that they have a tremendous future as these young men mature both physically and mentally. With a record of 6-3 they were a pleasure to the coach. The motto for the season was Unity - “U and I.” “There’s no use itching for something unless you’re willing to scratch for it.” 116 Freshmen Football Chuck Bower ( 38), blocks the opposing team as Brad Donoho ( 31) makes run for a touchdown. David McIntosh ( 33), assists a fellow teammate on the carry. The freshmen football team held back their opponents no matter how tough they were to beat. Coach Phillips salutes the freshmen team on a job well done. The team comes off the field after doing a satisfactory job. Stacey Shoemaker ( 85), gets his chance to go in and show off his stuff. One thing the guys on the freshmen team remembered was to get on top of the ball. Scphcmcres Shine 1-Chris Phillips 8-Tom Frazee 10-Mitch Denzik 12-Bruce Piper 15-Joey Luse 18-Brenton Smith 21 -Tim Green 25-Brett Donoho 30-Steve McKinzie 33-Mark Byars 51-Jamie Whitworth 58- Andy Garden 59- David Wayman 62-Kevin Austin 66-Rick Weesling 68- Jeff Molenhour 69- Mike Berger 73- Steve Orrell 74- Barry Gibson 75- Greg Maxev 76- Mike Hammond 79-Rodney Maxey 81-Greg Eels 83- Greg Prince 84- Chris Barter 85- Jim Tate 88- Mike Alvis 89- Gary Denton the turn out. 117 SOPHOMORES FOOTBALL Salem 0 Centralia Opponent 23 34 Greenville 0 14 Robinaon 2 30 Fairfield 6 28 Effingham 0 18 Olney 0 The Sophomore football team didn’t get a picture taken, but we would like the take time out to recog- nize them for their hard work. The team record was 5-1. After their terrible loss to Centralia 23-0, Salem got their stuff together and didn’t let their opponents score over 8 points. Coach Bill Beavers was proud of Varsity Cats Imp ■ 71- ic or.« qf fcop-� V p EM' C -57 WteJ 7.� 7 1 ci-55 7 qo cr U c? V V- 9 2° I’ 44 P I w : CM First Row: Managers: Brad Decker, Sammy Karrick, Dwight Yates. Second Row: Chris Phillips, Kyle Ambuehl, Tom Frazee, Mitch Denzik, Mike Perry, Bruce Piper. Joey Luse, Brent Smith, Troy Brant, Tim Green. Third Row: Coach Budde, Coach Beavers, Dave Meador, Brett Donoho, John Taylor, Craig Roberta, Steve McKinzie, Ed McKinzie, Mark Byars, Dave Linder, Tim Kern, Coach Daub, Coach Hopkins. Fourth Row: Jim Munsey, Jaimie 1983 Wildcat Coaches: Tom Hopkins, Bill Beavers, Dwight Daub, Chuck Budde. Whitworth, Paul Wafzig, Darrel Applegate. Andy Garden, David Waymar Phil Atkins, Carl Thomason, Kevin Austin. Fifth Row: Tony Vest, Rand, Helm, Rick Wessling, David Beckham. Jeff Molenhour, Mike Berger, Vic Helm, Steve Orrell, Barry Gibson, Greg Maxey. Sixth Row: Mike Hammond, Dan Telford, Rodney Maxey, Jay Luse, Greg Eells, Kevin Pontious, Greg Prince, Chris Barter, Jimmy Tate, Mike Alvis, Gary Denton. The Salem Wildcats had a double-winning season with a 6-3 record. Coach Chuck Budde commented, “I am extremely proud of our team. Assistant Coach Dwight Dub cites the defensive unit for a tremendous overall effort the entire season. Senior Paul Wafzig was named to the 1983 Coaches All-NEC first-team as Offensive Guard and Defensive End. He also was selected to the Chicago Sun-Times All State team and the Southern Illinois Coaches Association All Star Team. Senior Craig Roberts set a new school record for rushing by completing 1,194 yards in 188 carries. He also was named to the All-NEC first-team as Offensive Tailback and received Honorable Mention to the SICA All Star team. Other Cats to receive honors were Dave Meador - SICA All Star team honorable mention and All-NEC second-team as Offensive Fullback and Defensive Linebacker, David Beckham - All-NEC second-team for Offensive Tackle, and Jay Luse received a second-team Defensive End Award. 118 Varsity Football TOP LEFT: The Salem Wildcat are ready for another game. TOP RIGHT: Jim Munsey just misses completing a pass. MIDDLE LEFT: The Wildcat offensive line tries to hold up against Ml. Carmel. MIDDLE RIGHT: Coach Daub gives the defense advice during the game. ABOVE: Paul Wafzig rushes to the other side after completing his tackle. Varsity Football 119 Lady Cats Liene fer the Luture Coach Brenda Robinson, Jan Helm, Jina Combs, Leah Carter, Cindie Hester, Cindy Woodward, Coach Jim Koehler. Fry, Jenny Sherman, Nora Weber, Beth Hicks, Darcey Hunley, Laura Laura Hester charges down court with hopes of establishing the fast Cindy Woodward lines up a free throw as Leah Carter looks on. break. 120 Girls Basketball Cindie Fry put up a shot hoping for two points. Girk’ Backet ball Salem Opponent 52 Sandoval 46 44 Carlyle 56 42 Mt Vernon 67 56 Greenville 56 61 Olney 64 36 Teutopolia 78 47 Fairfield 42 40 Flora 56 61 Carlyle 69 67 Walton ville 68 69 Brownatown 25 64 Wayne City 58 77 Carmi 18 66 Sandoval 44 71 Effingham 53 56 Flora 60 46 I-awrenceville 66 39 Maacoutah 67 50 Fairfield 55 Season Incompleta at Publication Time The ’83 - ’84 girls’ basketball season was ac- tually more successful than their record shows. This year’s team lacked exper- ience, being composed entirely of juniors with the exception of one senior. Next year should be much more productive than this year. Girls’ Basketball 121 Leah Carter, Cindy Woodward, and Darcey Hunley battle for the rebound. Girls Grew in Skills FIRST ROW: Coach Robinson, Liz White, Kim Doherty, Julie Albright, Cindy Stovall, Coach Koehler. SECOND ROW: Ria Woodruff, Nita Newport, Karen Jackson, Belinda Rogers, Jodi Mitchell, Mendy Shoemaker. GIRLS' JV BASKETBALL Salem Opponent 18 Mt V«rnoo 57 22 Greenville 29 31 Olney 40 31 Teutopolia 70 32 Fairfield 34 35 Flore 31 32 Cerlyle 35 28 Browne town 16 53 Cermi 12 37 Effing hem 18 30 Flore 29 47 Lewrenceville 30 27 Meecouteh 41 37 Fairfield 39 28 Centralia 51 48 Red Hill 28 122 Girls’ JV Basketball Ria reachea for th sk ' Nita, over here! Fresh Challenge Cnncnents FIRST ROW: Tony Malan, Ron Spencer, Billy Hayes, Joe Meador. Shawn Stork, Coach Hopkins. SECOND ROW: Tony Manske, Gary Monical, Scott Higdon, Jeff Weems, Jeff Michael. Jim Hawn. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Salem Opponent 45 Olney 61 51 Greenville 34 52 Vandalia 67 56 Flora 57 54 Vandalia 32 65 Clay City 26 46 LawrenceviUe 63 44 Flora 34 52 Carlyle 49 50 Sandoval 37 65 Mt Vernon 4� 74 Teutopolie 72 51 Olney 62 63 North Clay 29 35 Mater Dei 43 61 Carlyle 53 70 Centralia 76 Seaaon Incomplete at Publication Time Gary makes another free throw. Billy tries a layup. Freshman Basketball 123 Scphs Have Tcush Year FIRST ROW: Phil Skaggs, Brad Hollenkamp, Tracy Cheatum, Chuck Craig, Kent Horner. SECOND ROW: Coach Steve Garren, Steve Miller, Scott Burns, Mike Lance, Coach Jim Miller, Coach Greg Gruenkemeyer. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL Salem Opponent 56 North Clay 54 23 Mater Dei 46 28 Carlyle 52 45 Olney 61 51 Greenville 55 42 Vandalia 40 50 Flore 62 62 Vandalia 56 72 Clay City 20 42 Flora 43 45 Carlyle 52 42 Sandoval 63 60 Mt. Vernon 63 53 Teutopohs 55 S««on Incomplete st Time Publication 124 Sophomore Basketball Kent Horner shoots the ball while Phil Skaggs and Steve Miller wait for the rebound. JY Has Sclid Sea sen FIRST ROW: Coach Steve Garren, Phil Skaggs, Brad Hollenkamp, Tracy Cheatum, Chuck Craig, Greg EelU, Coach Jim Miller. SECOND ROW: Steve Miller, Scott Bums, Mike Lance, Tim Carter, Kenton Homer, Rich Haney, Coach Greg Gruenkemeyer. JV BASKETBALL Salem Opponent 61 Ml. Carmel 56 41 Flora 43 46 Lawrenceville 47 52 Centralia 58 61 Vandalia 50 78 Fairfield 38 51 Olney 60 58 Carmi 59 39 Greenville 37 69 Red Hill 32 45 Ml Carmel 39 79 Fairfield 44 68 Lawrenceville 54 54 CMney 41 66 Red Hill 52 59 Flora 71 Sm od Incomplete at Publication Tima Tracy Cheatum shoota for two while Greg Eella and Tim Carter wait to assist. JV Basketball 125 Twc9 We Want Twc. FIRST ROW: Greg Eells, Mark Maxey, Mike Bass, Tom Murray, Mike Chitty, Mike Perry, Kelly Land. SECOND ROW: Coach Jim Corrona, Jeff Stevens, Troy Brant, Tim Carter, Kyle Ambuehl, Matt Zeunen, Mike Smith Ed McKinzie, Coach Greg Gruenkyemer. The Varsity Cats this year were in a season of rebuilding. Most of the games were close with the loss of only one or two points. Although they didn’t place in either tournaments, they moved up to consolation championship, but lost a close game by one point. Returning Seniors this year were Kelly Land, Mike Smith, Tom Murray, Troy Brant, Mark Maxey, and Jeff Steevens. A new Senior this year was Ed McKinzie, who returned after a two year absence. VARSITY BASKETBALL Salem 42 Mt Carmel Opponent 44 38 Flora 62 65 Lawrenceville 39 61 Centralia 56 67 Vandalia 70 47 Fairfield 46 50 Cahokia 59 58 Mt Vernon 57 47 Arlington 54 50 Olney 51 45 C'arnu 48 40 Greenville 43 61 Red Hill 44 54 Charleston 57 47 Vandalia 43 55 KfTmgham 57 44 Mt Carmel 58 66 Fairfield 48 64 Lawrenceville 61 44 Olney 46 88 Red Hill 62 53 Flore 58 Season incomplete at publication time Kelly Land trie to out jump his opponent. 126 Varsity Basketball UPPER LEFT: Kyle Ambuehl looks for a teammate to pass the ball to. UPPER RIGHT: Tom Murray completes a lay-up for the Wildcats. LOW’ER LEFT: Mike Chitty has his own style to shoot for two. LOWER RIGHT: Mike Perry concentrates on defense against the Charleston Trojans. Varsity Basketball 127 The Suhncrtinsf Cast Julie Morris, Lisa Garner, Amy Keleher, Christie Howard, Sponsor Gayla Wilkerson, Anna Boyd, Jill Gardner, Faith Reynolds, Becky Black. 128 Cheerleaders Look, Mom! No cavities! Smile! You’re in the SALEMARION. Missy Griffin, Gena Watson, Michelle Stewart, Denise Kavanaugh, Denise Rankin, Kristen Hood. FIRST ROW: Cris Casner, Michele Hunzicker, Becky Zinser. SECOND ROW’: Cindy Weible, Stacy Bechdolt, Michelle Perry. TOP RIGHT: “No one said I don’t make some mistakes.” BOTTOM RIGHT: Christie has other things on her mind besides football. LEFT: Jill, Julie, Amy, and Lisa are trying to decide what cheer to do next. Cheerleaders 129 Spcrts Hcncrs- W Spring 1983 Roy Landers (Tennis - MVP), Gary Bolton (Tennis - Moat Improved), Tony Vaughn (Boys’ Track • Moat Improved), Van Gardener (Boys’ Track - MVP), Tracey Harbin (Girls’ Track - MVP), Becky Black (Girls’ Track - Most Improved). Not Pictured: Jina Combs (Softball - MVP), Julie Morris (Softball - Batting Title), Larry Bolton (Baseball - MVP, Batting Title). Boys’ Basketball: Ted Johnson (MTXE Award), Benji Evans (Highest Free Throw %), Joey Combs (Chairman of the Boards), Ken Keleher (Moat Assists), Tom Murray (Best Defensive Player, Most Improved). LEFT: Monica Willman (Varsity Cheerleading • Moat Spirited). ABOVE: Girls’ Basketball: Laura Hester (Moat Improved), Amy Livesay (MVP, Free Throw %, Moat Rebounds). Not Pictured: Cindy Woodward (Best Defensive Player). 130 Sports Honors §pcrts Hcncrs - Tim Sullen (Croe Country - Moat Improved), Chen Simmon (Tennis - Moat Improved), Lise Brubaker (Volleyball Moat Spirited Player), Lynn Murphy (Volleyball - Most Improved Player) Rich Haney (Golf Most Improved), Paul Gierten (Cross Country - MTXE). Not Pictured: Sarah l ate (Volleyball ■ Best Spiker). Dennis Squibb (Cro« Country - MVP), Angie Alvis (Tennis ■ MVP) Renee Anderson (Volleyball • MVP, Best Defensive Player), ShannonDoherty (Volleyball • MVP. Best Server), Paul Wafzig (Varsity Football • MVP). Not Pictured: Rob Albright (Golf - MVP). Varsity Football: John Taylor (Most Valuable Specialty Player), Paul Wafzig (Most Valuable Defense), Craig Roberts (Moet Valuable Offense). Varsity Football Tri-Captains: Jay Luse, Ed McKinzie, Paul Wafzig. Sports Honors 131 Same Time Next year The intramural program, coordinated by Mr. Morgan, is made up of different athletic activities that SCHS students can participate in during the lunch hour. Some of the activities this year included basketball, handball, and mixed volleyball. At publication time, wrist wrestling and table tennis were also being planned. In previous years checkers, chess, and horseshoes were part of the program, but due to a lack of student interest they were not included this year. HANDBALL: Mike Thomason - Fourth place, Jeff Hicks - Third place, John Hall First place, Robert Mosbarger - Second place, Bill Morgan - intramural coordinator. ABOVE: John Hall looks on while Jeff Hicks works on perfecting his game. RIGHT: Robert Mosbarger shows us his fancy footwork. 132 Intramurals Tammy Brown practices levitation using a volleyball. “I got it! says Chet Casconi as Brian Green looks on. ABOVE: Intramural fans are engrossed in watching their favorite volleyball teams. ABOV E RIGHT: Dedra Chitwood and Melinda Clopton anxiously await the outcome of the game. Twenty mixed volleyball teams were entered in the intramural program this year. The games were just getting under way at publication time, with the suspense mounting as to who would be the champions. Intramurals 133 BASKETBALL - RIGHT: Skoal Bandits - First place: Andy Garden, Terry Albert, Steve Burroughs, Steve Halfacre, Bob Shufeldt. Not Pictured: Gary Albert, Barry Hahn. BELOW: Harley Hogs - Second place: Tony Vest, Tim Sullens, Jim Woods, Jim Munsey, Paul Wafzig, Jay Luse, Kevin Pontious. 134 Intramurals The girls give it their best shot. The intramural All-Stars games were held Tuesday night, Feb. 14. The Scarlet All-Stars defeated the Green All-Stars, 65-41. In the second game the Faculty triumphed over the combined efforts of the Skoal Bandits and Harley Hogs, 76 - 35. Although the Bandits and Hogs came up with some ingenious and original strategies, the Faculty’s years of experience came to their aid. Plans are being made to provide free wheelchair services for the Faculty after next year’s game. Scarlet All-Stars: Tom Frazee, Dennis Tidwell, Tom Boyles, John Scarbrough, Dennis Squibb, Dan Freidhof, Kevin Hartnell, Paul Gierten, Greg Huff, Don Cato, Mike Smith. Green All-Stars: Allen Rhinehart, Bobby Marshall, Gerald White, Robert Mosbarger, Rod Melton, Jim White, David Goodall, Brad Wolff, Mark Struckhoff, Jeff Hicks (Coach). Faculty: Jim Comma, Greg Greunkemeyer, Chuck Budde, Bernie Bryant, Bill Morgan, Jim Husk, Stan Robert, Steve Geurin, Jim Miller. Doug Slagley. Despite the fact that these boys look like they're trying to fly. this is really a picture of an intramural basketball game. Intramurals 135 Spcrts Cut-Takes Elizabeth ‘gains on her opponent. Tide will get it clean! The Varsity Basketball players are introduced at the pep rally to kick off the season. The Cats fight for yardage. Mendy Shoemaker shows her stuff. Bobby Marshall hurdles his way to a Wildcat victory. 136 Sports Candids DRUM MAJORS - Lisa Bruce, Ginny McArthur, Kelly Hogan. FLUGAL HORNS - Kneeling: Emily King, Lora Smith, Standing: Tim Kern, Belinda Rogers, Stephanie Williams. TUBAS • Carl Thomason, Mike Moore, Steve McKinzie. Marching Band 139 RIFLES - First Row: Julie Authenrieth. Lisa Landers. Second Row: Lisa Sapp, Beth Murray, Tesa Wilkinson, Pam Brewster. FLAGS - First Row: Amie Land, Lori Phillips, Jayma Branch, Janie Lagow, Tracy Musgrove, Gena Watson, Tracey Clifton, Ann Rehfuss, Denise Rankin, Denise Kavanaugh, Buffy Dunbar, Sally Beckman, Toni Ziedler, Paula Little, Leslie Arnold, Paula Sobolewsky, Becky Stone. Second Row: Amy Lowry, Pam Sullens, Liz Garner, Susan Beasley, Joyce Modesty, Rhonda Mount, Lori Schwartz, Susan Gordon, Lisa Woodward, Angie Ferrell, Cris Tate, Robin Roberts, Tricia Engel, Beth Sands, Melissa Snyder, Teresa Askins, Cindy Stovall. PERCUSSION • First Row: Connie Loomis, Liz White, Jill McGaughy, Missy Shell, Barbara Jackson, Letha Shelton. Second Row: Jeff Hicks, Jeff Blanton, Scott Martin, Tim Holmes. Bruce Clark, Jason Baity, Kevin Hartnell, Mike Jones, Laura Hester, Joey Luse, Kyle Hinck. TROMBONES - First Row: Mike Huff, Steven Jett, Dawn Striker. Second Row: Donnie Foss, Tom Murray, Jeff Mills, Rob Barton, Randal Jett. 140 Marching Band SAXOPHONES • First Row: Nita Newport, Brian Barton, Julie Albright, Trevor Wilkinson, Richard Bazzetta. Second Row: Tina Livesay, Michelle Tate, Susan Tomaaik, Ronnie Spencer, Linda Sullens, Amy Davis. FLUTES - First Row: Dana Jose, Lori Cantrell, Susan Hill, Kim Swisher, Linda Pape, Tammy Garrison, Carole Black. Second Row: Beth Hicks, Becky Black, Heather Waters, Kelly Shuler, Debbie Dye, Kristen Hood, Shannon Engel. Cindy Weible. CLARINETS - First Row: Jenny Shook, Michelle Henne, Angela Charlton, Lora Bowling, Stacy Maxey. Gina Propes. Sheila Henne. Melanie Spence. Second Row: Brenda Sands, Barbi Baker, Amy Bruce. Leslie Harmon, Terri Vlahovich, Cindy Lagow, Mary Hawkins, Michelle Perry- TRUMPETS - First Row: Sheila Jett, Kelli Cates. Angie Sparling, Brenda Cone, Jodi Daniels. Carla Spence. Jeff Hawkins. Gregg Logue. Roger Shuler. Tony Sparling. Second Row: Ed McKinzie. Angie Morris, Brad Skaggs. Robert Mosbarger. Troy Brant, Stephen Richards. Duane Karrick, Tim Sullens. Scott Burns. Dalan Cushman, Davette Blankenship. Marching Band 141 Pep Band FIRST ROW: Steve Jett, Kevin Hartnell, Jenny Shook, Amy Bruce, Leslie Harmon, Debbie Dye, Kelly Shuler, Carol Black, Pam Sullens, Jayma Branch. SECOND ROW: Michelle Tate, Stephanie Williams, Amy Davis, Tina Livesay, Susan Tomasik, Carl Thomason. THIRD ROW: Robert Mossbarger, Duane Karrick, Angie Sparling, Brad Skaggs, Jodi Daniels, Sheila Jett, Mike Moore, Don Foss, Randal Jett, Rob Barton, Dawn Striker, Mike Huff. Not Pictured: Tim Holmes, Richard Bazzetta, Gregg Logue, Mike Jones, Doug Lykins. Jazz Band FIRST ROW: Lisa Bruce, Dawn Striker, Tim Holmes. Susan Tomasik, Michelle Tate, Ron Spencer. SECOND ROW: Steve Jett, Kyle Hinck, Kevin Hartnell, Randal Jett, Mike Moore, Rob Barton, Tom Murray. THIRD ROW: Brad Skaggs, Jayma Branch, Ginny McArthur, Connie Loomis, Mike Jones, Sheila Jett, Duane Karrick, Troy Brant, Ed McKinzie, Angie Sparling, Gregg Logue. 142 Pep Band Jazz Band Band Remains Active year Rcund The band rehearses during 4th hour each day. The work for SCHS Band members begins in August with band camp. This past year the camp was held at our own SCHS. The main emphasis of the week is to prepare for the fall marching season. The Marching Wildcats not only perform for home football games, but also compete in marching festivals. The concert season is just as busy as marching season. Unfortunately the February 28th concert was snowed out and could not be rescheduled. The month of March brings Solo and Ensemble contest. Individual band members must practice, memorize and perfect difficult pieces for the ominous judges. Spring also brings the annual Band Variety Show which was scheduled for April 5, 6, and 7 this year. At publication time a May 12th concert was planned. The Cher us Line Concert Choir FIRST ROW: Roma Littrell, Vanessa Vertrees, Jodi Mitchell, Vicki Bailey, Bobby Goostree, Roberta Williams, Diane Pate, Dawn Striker, Tesa Wilkinson. SECOND ROW: Kelly Minton, Sandy Mclntoah, Sharon Vlahovich, Shari Hendrix, Becky Gibson. Camila Dias, Cindy Lagow, Michele Henne, Stephanie Strickland, Barbara Boyles, Judy Ball. THIRD ROW': Tracy Musgrove, Ginny McArthur, Gina Watson, Toni Zeidler. FOURTH ROW’: Jim Rhodes, Joe Litterell, Greg Fairchild, Jeff W’illiams, Steven Jett, Ben Watts, Colin Teel, Brian Higgerson, Scott Martin, Mike Hayes. Mike Thomason, Randal Jett, Carl Thomason. Chamber Slmters 144 Choirs FIRST ROW: Ben Watts, Kelly Minton, Brian Higgerson, Toni Zeidler, Greg Fairchild, Gina Watson, Colin Teel, Dawn Striker. SECOND ROW: Carl Thomason, Ginny McArthur, Randal Jett, Cindy Lagow, Steven Jett, Sharon Vlahovich, Joe Littrell, Tesa Wilkinson. Chcrmen FIRST ROW: Jim Rhodes, Steven Jett, Bobby Goostree, Randal Jett, Mike Thomason. SECOND ROW: Jeff Williams, Greg Fairchild, Ben Watts, Carl Thomason, Colin Teel, Mike Hayes, Joe Littrell, Brian Higgerson. Salemalres FIRST ROW: Roma Littrell. Venessa Vertrees, Jodi Mitchell, Vicki Bailey, Roberta Williams, Diane Pate, Dawn Striker, Tesa Wilkinson. SECOND ROW: Kelly Minton. Sandy McIntosh. Sharon Vlahovich, Sherri Hendrix, Becky Gibson, Camila Dias, Cindy Lagow, Michele Henne, Stephanie Strickland. Barbara Boyles. Judy Ball. THIRD ROW: Tracy Musgrove. Ginny McArthur, Gina Wratson, Toni Zeidler. FOURTH ROW: Jayma Branch, Cindy Fisher, Gina Smith, Sally Beckman, Susie Rogers. Tracy Russell, Tara Lamers, Brenda Lucas, Gina Propes, Chris Casner, Missy Ashley FIFTH ROW: Gina Trammel. Velvet Crippen, Tracy Hays, Emily King, Lisa Thoms, Sheila Jett, Sheri Garner, Tammy Neff, Jill Russell, Michelle Davis. Choirs 145 Busy Year Chcirs The Choral Department was again very busy this year. The department, directed by Mr. Register, is made up of the Salemaires (women's choir), the Choirmen (men’s choir), and the Concert Choir (mixed choir). Chamber Singers is another group of sixteen selected singers who rehearse after school on their own time and perform madrigal, jazz, and pop music. The Choral Department sponsors programs throughout the year in which all of the groups participate. These programs are the Fall and Spring Concerts, Madrigal Dinner, Variety Show, and Pop Review. All members of the Concert Choir also participate in the Solo and Ensemble Contest and the Organizational Contest which are held in the spring. CHORAL OFFICERS: Pres. Randall Jett, Vice Pres. Ginny McArthur, Sec. Dawn Striker, Sec. Kelly Minton. SECTION LEADERS: Bass - Carl Thomason, Soprano Ginny McArthur, Alto - Tesa Wilkerson, Tenor - Brian Higgerson. Sandy McIntosh points out Mr. Register’s private photographer. 146 Choral Dept. Musicians Hcncred Mr. Hezlep and Mrs. Bruce present Barry Shook the Kohrig award and the John Philip Sousa Award at the ’83 Variety Show. BAND IMEA - FIRST ROW: Duane Karrick, Dawn Striker, Terry Vlahovich. SECOND ROW: Steven Jett, Tom Murray, Randal Jett, Mike Moore. CHORAL IMEA - SEATED: Tesa Wilkinson, Cindy Lagow. STANDING: Mike Hayes, Carl Thomason, Greg Fairchild, Brian Higgerson, Sharon Vlahovich, Gena Watson, Vicki Bailey, Kelly Minton, Ginny McArthur. Each November the music teachers of Illinois hold auditions to find the most talented high school musicians and assemble a district and all-state choir, band and orchestra. District choir and band meet one day at SIU- Edwardsville to rehearse and then perform a concert. All-State band and choir meet in Springfield and spend a weekend rehearsing and attending workshops. The weekend is also concluded with a concert, featuring the most talented high school musicians in Illinois. Attending All-State band this year were Randal Jett, Mike Moore, and Dawn Striker. Also this year for the first time in several years, Salem was represented in the All-State Jazz Choir by Ginny McArthur and in Jazz Band by Randal Jett and Tom Murray. Music Honors 147 Music Cut-Takes TOP LEFT: Mr. Register and Kelly Minton discuss her role. TOP RIGHT: Getting ready for Madrigal Dinner is hard work. MIDDLE LEFT: The cheerleaders help the band welcome the team. MIDDLE RIGHT: The band works many hard hours to get ready for competition. RIGHT: These choir members take time out for pictures. 148 Music Candids S.C.H.S. - In The SnctUsht “Thanks for the Memories”, the 34th annual Band Variety Show, was pronounced a great success by its co-sponsors Mr. Hezlep, Band Director and Mr. Register, Choral Director. Over 6000 people attended the 2 evening performances and Friday matinee. Students from throughout the school par- ticipated in the show, including Mrs. Baldridge’s 4th hour Psychology class with the skit “Teacher’s Lounge” and members of the varsity football team with their version of “The Hokey Pokey”. The show brought back three former per- formers and their acts, Bob Haney with “Victor Borge”, Harry Easley with “The Whistler” and Mike Haines who conducted the band for “The Man of LaMancha”. Emcees for the show were Gary Teel, Linda VanHorn, and Lucinda Phelps. The show brought past and present together with the annual presentation of the Kohrig Award, and for the first time, the John Philip Sousa Award. Both honors went to Barry Shook. Maude (Lynne Jones) and Gertie (Linda VanHorn) showed us their brand of country music (music?!?). 150 Variety Show Bill Cheetum got caught in an unusual situation by Coach Budde (Kirk Organ). Dawn Striker, accompanied by Mr. Register, performed “Yesterday”. Tom Murray, Jeff Mills, Randal Jett and soloist Barry Shook performed their unforgettable rendition of Viva L Amour”. Gary Teel and John Andrews meet for the first time in One Fine Evening . Variety Show 151 Junicrs Dc Washington in Style First Row: Stephanie Shock, Audra Mulvany, Nancy Shoemaker. Kim Cash, Joy Monroe, Lisa Green, Rhonda Maxey, Tom Mullen, Dan Telford. Second -Ivjo S „ J“Ci Myen, Jerry Erwln' Bobby Marshall, Stephen Richards, Raymond Richardson. Helen Richardson, Dorothy McKinzie, Bernie Brvant Third Row. Kevin Pontious, Troy Brant, Mike Barcroff, Paul Walfzig. Thirty-five students of the class of ’84 and eight chaperones traveled to Washing- ton D.C. by bus on Monday, March 28. The group arrived in Washington at approxima- tely 10:00 a.m. and started their busy tour at Ford’s Theatre and then across the street to the Peterson House where Lincoln was taken after he was shot. The tour guide showed many of the famous Washington sights, such as the National Archives, Supreme Court, Air and Space Museum, F.B.I. Building, Arlington National Ceme- tery, U.S. Capitol, Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, White House, Mt. Vernon, and a night time tour of Washington that many students found breathtaking. On Wednesday the students were able to go to the Springfield Mall, the largest mall on the east coast, to shop and browse. Friday, before the group left, they saw the famous Smithsonian Institute and other nearby attractions. Each student will always carry a favorite memory from Washington D.C. ABOVE RIGHT: Tony Vaughn and Jerry Erwin smile pretty for the camera during the long bus ride. RIGHT: Troy Brant is caught in the grip of things. FAR RIGHT: Audra Mulvany daydreams hopelessly to return home to Barry Hahn. 152 Washington D.C. Trip First Row: Bill Freund, Tim Sullens, Tim Kern, Ed McKinzie, Kim Gillis, Beckey Morris, Ellen Wall, Lisa Daniels, Virginia Wooden. Second Row: Becky Guthrie, Dale Guthrie, Feme Mills, Gene Mills, Harold Anderson (Guide), Jim Munsey, John Roe, Darin Anderson. Rollin Henson. Third Row: Tony Vaughn, Jeff Netemeyer, Mike Smith, Jack Mills. ABOVE LEFT: Part of the group takes a breather to talk about the day’s events. ABOVE RIGHT: John Roe gets into the hang of things. LEFT: Jim Munsey, Ed McKinzie, and John Roe take time out of their touring to buy a pair of camouflage pants. Washington D.C. Trip 153 ICC Cancers Sten Cut9 The hopeful dancers gather for the opening instructions. Over 100 dancers ‘stepped out’ to support the American Red Cross and the American Cancer Society. KHTR kicked off the dance at 6 pm with the theme song by Joe Jackson, “Steppin’ Out.” The dancers were also treated this year with a 50 inch video screen supplied by Thomas Appliance that showed various videos throughout the evening. Cindy Blanton received a portable stereo for raising the most money. Todd Telford was awarded a portable cassette player for collecting the most money per hour. The following students participated the full 30 hours: Mindie Fry, Lara Smith, Mike Laudone, Tony Vaughn, Bard Hollenkamp, Terry Goodin, Mike Jones, Belinda Rogers, Toni Leckrone, Angie Morris, Tim Green, Cindie Fry, Tammy Porter, Gary Bolton, Jina Combs, Troy Brant, Lorene Phillips, Mitch Denzik, Pat Wyman, Rena Casconi, Darcey Hunley, Angie Butts, Christy Barnhart, Kelly Ross, Steve Farley, Carla Spence, Cindy Blanton, and Jeff Erwin. The dancers exceeded the last year’s total and broke the ’83 goal, by earning $8,783.58. The money was divided evenly and presented to the Red Cross and the Cancer Society. Efficient Mrs. Baldridge barks out another announcement. 154 Dance Marathon Michele Henne. Tricia Engel, Angie Alvia, and Paula Moyer check in their survival kits. Denise Rankin looks tired already and the marathon hasn’t even started! Obviously the marathon isn’t underway yet, these girls are too chipper! Rich Arnold and Charlotte Maxey tell jokes to relieve the tension. Dance Marathon 155 Year beck Throws a Party Every year the yearbook staff throws a signature party so that the students have time to get their yearbooks signed by friends and have some fun. The cafeteria is opened to all subscribers. The Student Council provides background music for the occasion. Each yearbook has to pass the tedious inspections of Deanna Atteberry and Sharon Collier, our inspector 12s. Anticipating a possible riot over the yearbooks. Ms. Frankland was hired as the official bouncer. Tina Thrash and Renee Patton show us some of their crazy antics while waiting to purchase plastic covers. 156 Yearbook Distribution Ccunt Pints at the Bleed Drive Isn’t that juat like Debbie Beckman, always lying down on the job? Now let me see, detention at noon, a meeting at 1:00 C’mon Mr. Woodruff, don’t be a baby. They haven’t lost a patient yet,’’ coaxes Dr. McClain. Larry Bolton receives some of the special care the nurses distributed at the drive. Salem Community High School once again held the annual blood drive. Though the thought of having a pint of your blood drained from your body would make some people think twice about giving blood, the drive has always had a tremendous turn out. After the blood is collected, it is then rushed to St. Louis where it is distributed among various hospitals where patients’ lives depend on it. For this reason we at Salem High commend those who have taken an hour of their time and given blood. American Red Cross Blood Drive 157 Paris by Night Junior and senior couples spend memorable hours at the '83 Prom. Retiring Queen Malissa Rankin and her escort, Rob Sullivan, enjoy their last prom together. All of the couples file onto the main floor during the Grand March finale. 158 Prom 83 Queen Tracey Harbin, escorted by Jeff Fairchild; Chu Ok Lee, escorted by Tom Murray; Christie Howard, escorted by Kelly Land; Angie Alvis, escorted by Roger Boozer; Joy Monroe, escorted by John Taylor; Kelly McCann, escorted by Danny Newport; Julie Branch, escorted by Bill Cheatum; Cynthia Bredar, escorted by Mike Kavanaugh; Denise Tackett, escorted by Barry Shook; Christy Travelstead, escorted by Kenny Keleher. The traditional Grand March forecasts the coming coronation of the ’83 Prom During post prom everyone gets into the sounds of Phaser! Queen. The refreshments provided for post prom must have been good! Prom ’83 Miles of lavendar, white, and light blue streamers, hundreds of various colored formals, hours of soft, romantic music, and an Eifel Tower are a few of the many memories left by the 1983 Prom. Troy Brant and Barbara Bartley emceed “Paris by Night” introducing such entertainment as Mary Taylor and David Hawkins singing “Just You and I”, Lori Barker and Gary Teel’s rendition of “Up Where We Belong”, and Dawn Striker’s presentation of “Come in from the Rain”. The highlight of the evening was the coronation of Prom Queen Tracey Harbin. This evening of record attendance was enjoyed by many and remembered by all. Prom ’83 159 “That’s a nice necklace, Kerry,” says Scott. Melanie and Tim must have already seen it, but I wonder if they’ve ever seen a camera before. Queen Christie takes time out from her royal duties to pose for a picture with Roy. ABOVE: Davette and Jayma take a break from dancing to have a rap session, while Jeff and Sean try to eavesdrop. RIGHT: Michelle and Brad audition for a toothpaste commercial in between dances. 160 Homecoming ’83 Hcmeccmine Dance The Homecoming Dance, sponsored by the Student Council, is the traditional end to Homecoming week. This year the dance took place on Saturday, September 16. Earlier in the week students showed off their school spirit by dressing up for Preppie Day, Punk Day, and Clone Day. Thursday night was the Snake Dance, led by the band, to the bonfire and pep rally in preparation for Friday’s Homecoming game, in which Salem was defeated by Red Hill, 6-13. During half-time of the game, senior Christie Howard was crowned Homecoming Queen of 1983. LEFT: Jill shows Julie some of the moves that made John Travolta famous. Kelly and David pose as sophisticated, but Mindy shows us her true self. Everyone is so busy trying to remember the dance step that no one has time to smile for the picture. Isn’t it amazing what married life does for a person? A slow dance is the perfect opportunity to relax and see if your perfume still smells good. Homecoming '83 161 Hcmeccmine Cast 1983 Freshman Attendant Michelle Perry, escorted by Dan VanHorn; Sophomore Attendant Denise Rankin, escorted by Brad Hollenkamp; Junior Attendant Shari Mahon, escorted by Mike Chitty; Retiring Queen Christy Travelstead, escorted by Darrin Hinck; Queen Christie Howard, escorted by Kelly Land; Senior Candidate Joy Monroe, escorted by Tom Murray; Senior Candidate Kim Gillis, escorted by Tim Sullens; Senior Candidate Angie Alvis, escorted by Roger Boozer. Freshman Attendant Michelle Perry, escort- ed by Dan VanHorn Sophomore Attendant Denise Rankin, escorted by Brad Hollenkamp Junior Attendant Shari Mahon, escorted by Mike Chitty 162 Homecoming Court Queen Christie Howard, escorted by Kelly Land Senior Candidate Joy Monroe, escorted by Tom Murray Senior Candidate Kim Gillis, escorted by Tim Sullens Senior Candidate Angie Alvis, escorted by Roger Boozer Homecoming Court 163 Halle ween Vff The seventh annual Thoughtwell Halloween Dance was held on Friday, October 21, 1983. Music for the dance was provided by TMA Sound Production. Drawings were held for door prizes. Albums were awarded for the best costumes in three categories. The winners are pictured on this page. The dance was the most successful ever according to the advisor, Mrs. Teel. Miss Frankland’s favorites were Bobbie Garrison and Jennifer Sherman - alias Ms. Red Crayola and Ms. Green Crayola. Winners of the costume contest were Kevin Morris - Most Hideous, Stev Suddeth • Best Clone, and Howard Phillips - Best Punk. Door prize winners were Danny Sterritt, Beth Marshall, and Chris Daniels. 164 Halloween Dance A LLOIV E W Howard Phillips enjoys the music at the dance. Halloween Dance 165 Hadria a! Changes Fermat FIRST ROW: Jack Mills. SECOND ROW: Dawn Striker. Cindy Lagow. Ginny McArthur. Gena Watson, Toni Zeidler. THIRD ROW: Kelly Minton, Sharon Vlahovich, Tesa Wilkinson. FOURTH ROW': Randal Jett, Colin Teel, Carl Thomason, Steven Jett, Brian Higgerson, Greg Fairchild, Joe Littrell. Sharon Vlahovich assists Gena Watson in eliminating the Gena Watson performs a solo during the Chormen’s number to entertain the guests rest of the hors d’oeuvres. before dinner. 166 Madrigal Dinner This year’s Madrigal Dinner was considerably different than those in the past. After the traditional entrance of the Chamber Singers in costume, performances were given by the Salemaires and Chormen. After dinner the opera entitled, “Amahl and the Night Visitors,” took place. The opera starred Bobby Goosetree as Amahl, Ginny McArthur as the Mother, Carl Thomason as the Page, Randal Jett, Steven Jett, and Brian Higgerson as the Three Kings, and the Concert Choir as the Chorus of Shepherds. The story involved the three kings on their journey to see the Christ child as they spend one night along the journey with a poor widow and her crippled son. Due to the miracle of that special night and the love surrounding him, Amahl is able to walk at the conclusion of the story. The effects of the music and the outstanding performances of the actors sent shivers up the audiences spines and had to be the most fabulous Madrigal Dinner in history. TOP LEFT: Teas Wilkinson and Sharon Vlahovich share a quick secret about Jack Mills as the cast mingles with the guests during dinner. TOP RIGHT: Randal Jett sings about how the boar's head is burning his finger. MIDDLE: Several shepherds gather for a family portrait. LEFT: Choral Director Mike Register gives Kelly Minton some last minute instructions. Madrigal Dinner 167 White Christmas 168 “A White Christmas” was the theme for this year’s annual Christmas Dance held on December 3, 1983. Music was provided by TMA and the Hi-Tri club members provided refreshments and punch. There were more couples at this year’s dance than any previous year. All of the couples there enjoyed themselves very much. UPPER LEFT: Leslie Arnold and Robert Mosbarger smile for the camera at the Christmas Dance. UPPER RIGHT: Some of the Hi-Tri members are shown here getting the punch ready for those who are attending. MIDDLE LEFT: Mark Maxey and Becky Eskew seem to be enjoying one of the slow dances. MIDDLE RIGHT: After dancing, some of the students visit the refreshment table. BOTTOM RIGHT: Slow dances seem to be the favorite of most couples. Tradition Returns The Student Council once again sponsored the Valentine’s Dance. It was held on February 11, 1983. Music was provided by the Southern Illinois Sound and Light Show. This year’s dance was very successful because it once again returned to a formal dance. Everyone enjoyed themselves very much. UPPER LEFT: Everyone enjoyed the many slow dances. UPPER RIGHT: Tony Malan and Becky Zinser enjoy a quiet moment together. MIDDLE LEFT: Everyone likes to watch Billy Dill dance. MIDDLE RIGHT: Mr. and Mrs. Baldridge discuss the success of the dance. BOTTOM LEFT: Slow dances seem to be preferred to fast ones. 169 Senior Candidates Finalists fcr the Jill Gardner Lisa Garner Shari Mahon 170 1984 Prom Chu Ok Lee Kelly McCann Joy Monroe 1984 Prcm Are . . . Susan Meador Faith Reynolds Junior Attendants 1984 Prom 171 ..— _ Congratulations r— Seniors w ZarrJfS SPECIALTY MOTORS, INC. P. O. BOX 692 PHONE 501-521 W. 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CENTER AND JUDY’S BEAUTY SHOP 2401 S. Washington 548-3612 188 Advertisements Bernhardt’s CLOTHIERS • SALEM “The Fashion Store For Men” 107 East Main • 548-1144 LA CHALET hair salon Precision Haircutting Styling for Men Women 530 S. Broadway 548-1666 Verle Norma Poland KEELE MILLING COMPANY, INC. Phone 266-7266 Custom Grinding Liquid Supplement Seed Cleaning Dix, Illinois Congratulations to the class of 1984 From all of us at St. Theresa of Avila Catholic Church Salem Rev. Daniel Jurek Pastor Advertisements 189 ZURBRIGGEN ELECTRIC CO. Congratulations to the class of 1984 FAIRCHILD AUTO SUPPLY Your NAPA Distributor Congratulations DUNCAN OIL COMPANY 300 S. Washington Salem. Illinois A Dick and Liz Fairchild Owners 120 South Washington Salem, II. 548-0472 190 Advertisements SALEM FLOWERS GREENHOUSE We specialize in corsages and wedding work 799 E. Main 548-1300 With Best Wishes Across from East Lawn Cemetery JIFFY PACKAGING CORP. Salem. 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Insurance - Real Estate 218 South Broadway Salem, Illinois 548-2737 HUBERT W. WOODRUFF, II SHERRI L. E. TUNGATE VAUGHN N.WOODRUFF 192 Advertisements Compliments of Stanford STANFORD DIVISION M A N. - ROLAND U S A., INC. SALEM. ILLINOIS 62881 PHONE: 618 548-2600 194 Advertisements Compliments of ACCOBABCOCK INC. Industrial Lifters Division Mansaver-Vac-U-Lift Products Highway 37 North Salem, Illinois 62881 Advertisements 195 SALEM MOBILE AND MODULAR HOMES INC. ROUTE 50, WEST AT TEXAS CORNER SALEM, ILL. 62881 ROY G. WOODWARD PRESIDENT TELEPHONE 618-548-5721 RETROLANE LP-GAS For Domestic, Industrial Agricultural Uses Petrolane, Inc. RR 4, Hwy, 50 West Salem, IL 62881 Off. Ph. (618) 548-3000 H P HOERCHLER INSURANCE 1220 W. Main Salem, Illinois 62881 Marty Hoerchler Dean Gramlick Lana Rubin Office: 548-1512 mm mm Lee SALEM, ILLINOIS Route 50 West Open 7am to 9pm 6 days Closed Sunday Plumbing - Hardware Paint Electrical Work Shoes - Hoots Work Clothes ACE HARDWARE EVERYTHING FOR DO-IT-YOURSELFERS CROUCH RADIATOR SERVICE Radiators Cleaned - Repaired ■ and Recoring Automotive Air Conditioning Sales Service Phone 548-0311 U.S. 50 West Salem. Illinois 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 YOUR CATERPILLAR DEALER 196 Advertisements TOM THOMPSON General Manager 7tU Salem 1-57 Route 50 West Salem, IL 62881 FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH 1200 W. Boone Salem, Illinois This Inn Managed by Saratoga Management Corporation Phone (618) 548-4212 Thomas Wyatt, Minister Ed Frost, Associate Minister Congratulations class of ’84 Compliments of Breakfast served at 6:00 to 10:30 Open 7 days a week Sunday thru Thursday 6:00 to 11:00 Friday and Saturday 6:00 to 12:00 Wallace W. Holsapple DBA H. C. Holsapple Auto Body 548-1570 Compliments of REABAN’S DRIVE IN Rt. 50 West Salem, IL 62881 548-5415 5:30 A.M. - 8:30 P.M. Monday - Saturday Advertisements 197 PERRY JEWELRY Keepsake Diamonds Bulova - Seiko Watches Congratulations Seniors China Calico Carousel Bridal Registry and 114 West Main Salem, Illinois Teddy Bear Day Care Compliments WILLIAMS REALTY INC. THE COFFEE AND DONUT SHOP Congratulations Darren and all the 1984 graduates 120 W. Schwartz Salem, Illinois 216 W. Main Dean Wiggins - GRI Broker Salem, IL Phone 548-1470 Phone 548-2342 Congratulations SALEM LODGE Class of 84 NO. 361 222 W. Main Dances every Saturday Night Lodge meetings the 1st 3rd Phone: 548-5238 Wednesday of every month at 8:00 p.m. Loyal order of Moose GLENN S MAGIC CLEANERS Joe Black Agency, Inc. 210 EAST MAIN Specializing SALEM. ILLINOIS in Insurance FREE PICK-UP DELIVERY Joe, Ed, or Joyce PHONE 548-1330 548-3073 CLEANING WITH THAT MAGIC TOUCH 198 Advertisements 821 W. MAIN ST., SALEM 548-5123 Congratulations Class of ’84 from 112 W. Main Salem, IL 548-6060 Jim Somer, G.R.I. BROKER Compliments of Congratulations and Best Wishes SHAKESPEARE OIL CO. INC. 202A W. Main Salem. Illinois Salem's most popular apparel where fashion is fun Salem Centralia Marion t Advertisements 199 Compliments of Jess B. Martin, Jr. your STATE FARM INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Southern Gardens Shopping Center Salem. Illinois 548-2574 Brown Shoe Company “The Shoe With The Youthful Feel Route 37 south - Phone 548-0114 We are equal opportunity Employer Harold R. Dyer, Plant Manager GoasttoGoast TOTAL HARDWARE Southern Garden Shopping Center BEST WISHES AND GOOD LUCK To The Class of ’84 from Judy, Larry and Patrick Ryan GLENNAS STYLON Phone: 822-6376 Box 174 Kell. II 628S3 Glenna (Maxey) Mount 'Uni-'Mlccticat! One. St. Rt. 161 37 - Kell, Illinois 62853 Toll Free 800-642-2124 - (618) 822-6680 Home Health Care Exercise Equipment Incontinence Systems Physicians Hospital Supplies Advertisements 201 The Student Council would like to wish you the best of luck throughout your future years. Seniors: Unyu CIimjc fsooje jfaoiet' vSl isrJ r K vC Sophomores: u uuiuia • a XOl, dCYH.bO' jhcVUL n pjusiyyj c ' ijoojuiok QoOi W. ”® 74 -r AiV,ACU AulJX TZL ( K Sponsor: AU . qjL Au oL _ 202 Advertisements 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 )PlRAR[J RT-37 So.. Salem. 111. 62881 —-------- The Building With Muscle UNION Petroleum Products Allen E. Meador SALEM. ILLINOIS Business Phone 548-3215 Home Phone 548-3203 tor your GIRARD DEALER phone 618 548 2883 Compliments of JARCO INC. Hiway 37 South Southern Gardens Shopping Center Salem Salem, Illinois OPEN 24 HOURS 7 DAYS A WEEK! 548-3263 Don Willis, Manager Advertisements 203 WEEMS DISTRIBUTING COMPANY WEEMS DISTRIBUTING COMPANY Route 37 South Salem, Illinois Arthur E. Weems 204 Advertisements MOUNTAIN VALLEY WATER from Hot Springs, Ark., for 100 Years NATURALLY WHOLESOME, NATURALLY BETTER! ARTHUR E. WEEMS Route 2, Salem, Illinois 62881 Phone 618 548-2056 Congratulations DIETRICH’S To The Salem's Oldest and Outstanding Store Featuring The Newest Styles Class of 1984 SWENEY’S DRUG STORE MEN’S CLOTHING and AFTER SIX FORMAL RENTAL Prescription Needs Ice Cream - Cokes Complete School Supplies Across From The Courthouse Phone 548-3254 Salem, Illinois Cosmetics SHIRLEY and WALLY WATKINS Advertisements 205 AUSTIN’S RESTAURANTS “Banquets and Catering Service” “Smackin’ Good Fried Chicken” Salem and Dix 548-0084 266-7233 MAX DYE, INC. Oldsmobile - Pontiac - GMC Trucks Rt. 50 West Phone 548-2343 Salem, Illinois 62881 Ol JOa � 9oa0L E Congratulations class of 1984 PONTIAC 206 Advertisements Congratulations Class of '84 Pi a -Hut ion A Junior Missy's Apparel WESTGATE SHOPPING CENTER SALEM. ILLINOIS 62881 548-6611 1551 West Main Salem, Illinois JUDY JIM WHEELER. OWNERS 548-4873 Radio hack dealer For Savings You Can See Everywhere You Look. (We Sell For Less) WESTGATE SHOPPING CENTER U.S Highway 50 Illinois Avenue SALEM, IL. Compliments of Compliments of BANDY’S PHARMACY Route 37 South P O Box 367 Salem. Illinois 62881 Located at Westgate Shopping Center 548-4000 618-548-1353 R C FARM HOME CO. Westgate Shopping Center Salem, Illinois Business 618 548-3187 Robert D. Petrea Home 618 323-6391 Store Manager SALEM ENERGY frails SUPPLIES S SERVICES 1301 WEST MAIN • SALEM. IL 62881 Advertisements 207 Jack Woods Construction Co Builder of fine Custom Homes Congratulations Seniors 209 S. Walnut, Salem, 111. PHELPS □ PE ALtOS HEALESTATE Phone 548-3343 Post Office Box 604 • 206 West Schwartz Salem, Illinois 62861 PFAFF, GARNER. TERLIZZI Attorneys 202 W. Sch artr Salem. Illinois 62881 O i HEIGHTS FINANCE CORPORATION 106 WEST MAIN STREET. P.O BOX 682 SALEM IL 62881 PHONE 618 548 5000 FOR ALL SEASONS FASHION BOUTIQUE QUALITY FASHIONS AT AFFORDABLE PRICES CASUAL DRESSY • JEANS • SWEATERS • TOPS • PANTS YOUR TOTAL SPORTSWEAR STORE 222 W. Main Salem ....... 548-9737 208 Advertisements MEMORY OF MY PALS Bettendorf STANFORD, INC. Advertisements 209 TELEPHONE 548-6660 SALEM, ILLINOIS HEADQUARTERS FOR HAIR • Hair care for entire family • Suntan beds • Whirlpool WESTGATE SHOPPING CENTER “1 •toaorara IFCwdrick SALEM TIRE CENTER PASSERGER • FARM • R V. • COMMERCIAL • RETREAD JRQAD t FARM TIRE SERVICE U S 50 WEST AT 1-57. SALEM IL 62881 f� ' w (618)548-5045 ROUTE 37 SOU H SALEM ILLINOIS 62881 618 546 =282 DONALD R BERTRAND Lu’s Fashion Outlet Specializing in: Boys Junior Girls Ladies Name brand clothing at discount prices everyday Open Mon-Sat 10 am to 6 pm Fri 10 am to 8 pm Southern Gardens Shopping Center Phone (618) 548-6265 IRWIN’S HOME FURNISHINGS AND CARPET CITY Stock Wallpaper Westgate Shopping Center Salem, Illinois 548-0711 or 548-4525 Color or Black and White ED’S PHOTOGRAPHY WE DO OUR OWN PROCESSING AND PRINTING PHONE 548-0318 Rt. 4 Salem, Illinois 62881 WEDDINGS • BABY • FAMILY GROUPS PIZZA MAN Bob and Mike Highway 50 West - Salem IL OUR HOURS ARE: 10:30 A M 11:00 P M. Sun. thru Thurs 10:30 A M. - 12 Mid. Fri. Sat. PHONE 548-5331 548-5332 548-5333 210 Advertisements .IlL CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1984 “We’ll be looking forward to seeing you in the near future.” “We can handle all of your transportation needs at Joe Hotze Ford-Mercury.” JOE HOTZE FORD MERCURY RT. 50 WEST SALEM, IL JOE HOTZE OWNER THIS SPACE TO REMEMBER A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS OF ... Rogers-Atkins Funeral Home LARRY E. ROGERS. FUNERAL DIRECTOR WOODMEN OF THE WORLD LIFE INSURANCE SOCIETY Fraternal Life Insurance I.R.A. - Annuity Disability Mortgage Protection Compliments of FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH of Salem GENE BAILEY FIELD REPRESENTATIVE Phon« «18-S4S-04E0 RR §2 Satom. Illinois 62M1 212 Advertisements Where you save does make a difference Marion County Savings And Loan Association Gene L. Yollon 301 West Main, Salem, Illinois 62881 Executive Vice-President Phone 548-3440 Rookie Shop 120 W. Main Salem, Illinois 548-2813 And our new location at Southern Gardens Shopping Center Flora, Illinois AUSTIN’S FASHION FLOWERS 111 N. Broadway Ph. 548-4490 Nights or Weekends: 548-5804 F.T.D. and Floratax Corsages - Funerals - Hospital gifts - Weddings - Cemetery pieces - Dry and Silk arrangements Betty Young (owner) Judy Harville (manager) Your Downtown Flower Shop Advertisements 213 COMPLIMENTS OF SALEM NATIONAL BANK 205 W. Main 548-2200 START YOUR FUTURE RIGHT BY LEARNING TO SAVE ASK ABOUT OUR FREE CHECKING ACCOUNT FOR STUDENTS “OUR FIRST PRIORITY IS YOU” TWO SERVICE FACILITIES: CHURCH AND McMACKEN - RT. 50 WEST 24 HOUR BANKING - MAGIC TOUCH GOLDEN 60 CLUB - VACATION LOCKERS FDIC 214 Advertisements Phone 618-548-1190 P.O. Box 498 Best Wishes from Egyptian Concrete Co. (an equal opportunity employer) Culvert Pipe-Redimix Concrete - Sewer Pipe Precast Bridge Units - Caps - Concrete Bridge Piling Precast Manholes - Precast Cox Culverts - Custom Precasting Prestressed Bridge Units - Prestressed Piling Salem, Illinois 62881 Best Wishes From SEE US FOR YOUR DECORATING NEEDS Carpet - Paint - Wallpaper - Sundries - Ceramic Tile KANE INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 618-548-4686 Bill Talbot Jim Grimes 115 West Main Salem, IL 62881 Salem, Illinois Congratulations Seniors From the Class of ’67 Emmett Kane Charles J. Kane Robert E. Kane Advertisements 215 216 Advertisements Tomorrow - The first day of the rest of your life. Live it like it were the last. Great Tomorrows to Young People Everywhere • Furniture Discount Warehouse 1431 W Main Salem. Ill 61881 Rutch r eterson Chevrolet-Buic 6) k, Inc. The first person to point out this ad to Miss Frankland will receive a free plastic cover for his or her yearbook. Let our Integrity Be your Guide Sales, Service, Parts, Leasing Rt. 50 West Salem 548-5500 WARFIELD O sTSL AC Sale il Company O PRODUCTS 1 m. Illinois 62881 , © rEXACO We would like to thank our advertisers for their fine patronage. We encourage you to give them your business. Advertisements 217 Carpeting, Drapery, Wall-Covering, Paint and Lazy-Boys CARPET COUNTRY HOME DECORATING 204 West Main Salem, Illinois 548-5588 Salem Federal Savings and Loan 420 West Main • Salem, Illinois MF.MBKR Fsnr 218 Advertisements TAYLOR BODY SHOP DOMESTIC FOREIGN CAR REPAIR Compliments of Kathryn and Dean White “If you have accident insurance - Why not have rustproof insurance?” SALEM BOWL Rt. 50 E. Salem 548-4020 16 Bowling Lanes and Recreation Best Wishes from: Kell New and Used Office Furniture P. 0. Box 146 Downtown Kell, Illinois BEST WISHES FROM THE SALEM MINISTERIAL ALLIANCE The Pastors People Of Central Christian (Disciples) Church First Baptist Church First United Presbyterian Church Grace Nazarene Church Salem Lutheran Church St. Thomas Episcopal Church First General Baptist Church St. Theresa Catholic Church Church of God First Christian Church Free Methodist Church Grace United Methodist Church Trinity United Methodist Church The First Pentecostal Church Salem Assembly Young’s Chapel Christian Church Emmanuel Baptist 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 Advertisements 219 People You Know Serving People They Know (Z tmtuctUfy STATE BANK Salem. Illinois Member I- I) 1C 401 W Main St. 548-2265 Neighbor-to-Neigtibor YOUR HOME-OWNED INDEPENDENT HANK SERVES YOU BEST 220 Advertisements A Adam . Keith ... 42. 84, 86. Adkin . Phil . 66. 84. 118. Adkin . Tammy ... 18. 33. 97. Albert. Gary ... 18. 33. 92. 108. 134. Albart, Lisa . 42. 96 Albert, Terry 18. 33. 96. 101. 134. Albert. Tim . 108. Albright. Julie 9. 64. 122. 140 Albright. Rob 9. 42. 113. 131. Allen. Dennis 62. Allen. Helen .79. Allen. Loyd 18. 30. 98 Allen, Tammy . 72. Allison, LyndeU 64. 84. Akept, Joyce .53. Alvis. Angie 18. 31. 33. 37. 82. 94. 110, 131. 166, 169. 163. 170. Ahris. Miks 64. 117. 118. Ambuehl, Kyle 42. 83. 99. 108, 118. 126. 127. Anderson. Darin 18. 33. 84. 163. Anderson. Harold 166. Anderson. Phil 8. 18. 33. 86. 89 Anderson. Renee 42. 99. 114. 131. Andrews. John ... 11. Applegate Darrel 42. 118. Applegate, David 66, 84. Archer. Tania 42. Arnold. Leslie 64. 140. 168. Arnold. Paul ... 79. Arnold. Richie 64. 166. Ashley. Missy 64. 114. 146 Askins. Teresa 64. 102. 140. Atteberry. Deanna . 6, 6. 18, 33, 87, 166. Atteberry, Ida ... 72, 84. Austin. Kevin 42. 84. 117, 118. Authenrieth. Julie ... 18. 33. 140. Ayers. Angie . 102. Ayers. Stacey 42. B Bachman. Robby . . . 64. Bah me. Jeff 64. Bailey. Elisabeth 76. Bailey. Vicki ... 64. 144, 146, 147. Baity. Jason .72, 140 Baker. Barbara 64. 141. Baker Shelly . 64. 84. 88. 91. Baldridge. Sheila .. 77. 80. 82. 100. 164, 169. Ball. Judy . 42. 144. 146. Barbee. Kim . 53 Barcroft. Mike 8. 9. 18. 33. 94. 152 Barnhart. Christy 8. 18. 33. 37. 94. 110. Barnhart. Tim ... 64. 160. Barrett. Lena ... 42. 110 Barringer. Jim ... 104. Barter. Chris 62. 84. 117, 118. Bartley. Barbara 18. 33. 94. Bartley. Darrin . 111. Bartley. JefT 64. Barton. Brian 64, 92. 140. Barton. Rob .64. 140, 142. Barylake. Judy .77. Bass. Deans 42. Baas. Miks 42. 114. 126. Baas. Theresa 64. Baskett. Deans . 64. 66. Bates. Alvin 18. 33. 98. Bate . Larry ... 64. 116. Bates, Tina . 18. 33. Baxter Ten 64 Bassetts. 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Amy 64. 141. 124. Bruce. Dorthy ... 75. Bruce. Joyce ... 76. 147 Bruce. Lisa . 8, 34. 37. 139. 141 Bryan. Brenda 43, 97. Bryan. Julie .64. Bryan. Kim . 66. Bryan. Philip .64. Bryan. Tammie .43. Bryan. Tina 19. 23. 98 Bryant, Bernie . 77, 136, 164. Buchanan. Harry 43. 98. Buchanan. Tammy .. 19. 34. 84. 97. Budd . Chuck ... 78. 118, 136. Buehne. Marlene .56 Bullard. Randy ... 43. 84. 86. Bullard. Ricky ... 64. 84. Bumgardner. Wayne . 66, 116. Burton, Teresa .43. Burns. Scott 56, 124. 126. 141. Burroughs. Bryan 56 Burroughs, Steve .43. 134. Burroughs, Jerry ... 51. 84. Buahu . Kelly .. 9. 43. Bushu . Pat 106. Butts. Michael . 63. 98 Butts. Tammy 56. Byars. Cheryl 43. Byars. Mark 56. 84. 86. 106. 117. 188. Byers. Cart ... 79. c Cain. Steven 66. Calvetti. John 19, 34. Cannon. Dave ... 43. 84. Cannon. Tara ... 43. Cantrell Loci . 65. 141. Carpenter. James 29. 34. Carpenter. Kenny ... 62. 84. Carpenter. Rick .72. Carroll. Chris 19. 34. Carter. Doug 19. 34. 39. 63. 104, 106. Carter. Leah 43. 102, 114. 120. 121. Carter. Rick 65 Carter. Tim . . 63. 83. 126. 126. Carter. Troy ... 66. Cascom. Chester .. 19. 34. 133. Casconi. Frank . 66. Casconi, Rena . .. 66. Cash, Kim . 5. 6. 19. 34. 84. 86. 87. 162. 163. Casner, Charts .66. Casnsr Cris 65. 129. 146. Casner. Tammy . 6. 8. 19. 34. 63. 79. 86. 87. 88. 89. Casner. Tony 66. 84 Cates. Kali ... 43. 99. 102, 141. Cato. Donnie .. 19. 34. 99. 104. 112. 136. Caughron. Richard . 62, 84. Cavaletto, John ... 74. Cavins. Chris .56. 106. Corny. Jim ... 79 Chapman, Jay ... 19, 34, 84. Charlton. Angie 66, 141. Cheatum. Bill 108, 160. 169 Cheatum. Tracy 56. 124. 126. Childers. Lee Ann 43. 96 Chitty Michael 43. 104. 113. 126. 127. 162. Chitty. Roger 76. Chitwood. Alan . 66, 84. Chitwood. Amy 66. 86. Chitwood. Dears 43. 93. 133. Chitwood. Jason 44 Church. Larry ... 56. 106. Church. Terry ... 66. Clark. Bruce .. 19. 34. 63. 140. Clark. Rebecca 66 Clay. Mickey 66. Clemen . Mike 19. 34. 98 Clifton. Daniel . 9. 65. 91. Clifton. 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Mitch 44.117.118. Dias. Camila 56. 144, 146. Dill Billy .. 65. 84. 169 Dill John 44. 84. Dixon. Roger 66. Dodson Christi ... 56, 94. Dodson. Tammy . 44. Dodson. Teresa 44. Doherty. Dave 44. Ill Doherty. Kim 66. 116. 122 Doherty. Shannon 46. 99. 102. 114. 131. Doooho. Angela 46. 86 Donoho. Brad 66. 116. Donoho. Brett 56. 117, 118. Donoho. David 104. Donoho, Erin ... 46. 84. 86. Donoho. Gail . . 46. 93 Donoho. Joyce 45. 94. Donoho. Norma 20. 34. 98 Donoho. Steve .63. Donohue. Nancy 20. 34. 94. 106. Dowds. Don 6. 6. 46. 87. Dowd . Tina ... 66 Dunbar. Buffy . 46. 93. 102. 118 140. Duncan. Lis 56. Duncan. Rick ... 46. Dunlap. Dawn ... 63. DyeTDebbi . 9. 46. 94. 141, 142. E Raker. Roy 56. Easley. Bob 80 Easley. Jeff 66 Easley. Joel 62 Easley. Rob 80 Easley. Scotti ... 20. 36. Easley. Tommy 20. 36 Eaatin. Robert 20. 36 Eblin. David . 20. 36. 96. 108. Eddings. Jeff 46 Edwards, Marty .. 66. Edwards. Rich . 21. 36. Eells. Greg 46. 117. 118. 126. 126 Eller. Diane .77. Ellerd. Mikey 21. 36. Elliott. Tina 66 Elliott. Tracy 66. 67 Elliott. Wanda 46. 97. Engsl. Brenda . 77. Engel, Shannon . 46. Engel. Tricia 64. 67. 91. 92. 140. 168 Engh. Denis .. 67. 93 Ervin. Brenda 21. 36. 63. 97 Ervin. Ran 56. 57. 92 Ervin. Scott .46. Erwin. Jeff 67 Erwin. Jerry .21. 30. 36. 152. 163. Eakew. Becky .21. 30. 36. 82. 83. 168. Estep. Cheryl 21. 36. 96 Evans, Benji . 130. Evans. Brian . 66 Evan . Joey . 53. 98 F Fagan. Eric 66 Fairchild. Greg . 67. 84. 86. 96.144.146.147. 166 Fairchild. Jeff 169. Farmer. Roger . 63 Fatheree. Ron ... 67. 84. Fes there ton . Darren 46 Felgenhauer. Jeff . 66. 118 Felton. Ken 66. Fenton. Robin 66 Ferrell. Angie . . 67. 140. Ferrell Cindy 62. Finney. Kathy .. 76. Fiaher. Cindy . 66. 146. Fitch. Carrie 46 Fiuwater. Wesley .. 21. 36. Fogereon. Mark . 21. 35. 98 Forehand. Jeff ... 9. 48 Forehand. Rebecca . 76. 77. 93. Foes. Don 79. Foes. Don 66. 140. 142 Foust. Tim ... 66. 84. 116. Frailey. Brian 72 118 Fram bee, Gerry ... 63. Frambes, Randy 66 Franci . Charnell 46 Frankland. Sharon . 6. 6. 66. 76. 87. 156. Frankroo . Rene 57. 93. Frase Terri . 66. Frase . Tom . 67. 117, 118 138 Freidhof. Dan . 21. 38. 136. Freund. Bill . 21. 36. 168 Fry. Cindie 46. 106, 113. 120. 121. Fry Mindie .. 67. Fulton. Tim ... 21. 36. 84. 86. G Gaines. Elizabeth 8. 9. 22. 31. 36. 94. 110. 138 Garich. Loretta 76. Garden. Andy 67. 84. 117. 118. 134. Garden. Richard .. 74. Gardner. Jill 48. 46. 82. 128. 129. 161. 170. Gardner. Van 104. 106. 130. Garner. Lisa 46. 99. 106. 128 129. 170. Garner. Li ... 67. 102. 140. Garner. Mike . 5. 6. 48. 87. 88. 90. 91. 92 100, 166 Garner. Paula 22. 36. 53. 89 Garner. Sherry 66. 146. Garren. Steve ... 124, 126. 136. Garett, Barbara 46. Garrett, Greg 66. 118 Garrison, Bobbie 46. 164. Garrison. Paul . . . 62 84. Garrison. Tammy ... 72 141. Gaston. Freida ... 80. Gaston. Herb ... 80. Gibson, Barry 67, 106, 117, 118. Gibson. Becky 5. 6. 8. 9. 22. 36, 87. 88. 80. 100. 144. 146. 221 Gibson. Heather 66. Gibson. Tod . 72. Gierten. Paul 46. 82. 99. 104. 112. 131. 136 Gillis. Kim ... 6. 6. 8. 22. 31. 36. 82. 97. 106. 107, 163. 162. 163. Goodsll. Dsvs 22. 36. 104. 136. Goodsn. Mike .61. 66. 84. Goodin. Terry ... 67. 112. Goodwin. Doug ... 80. Goostrss. Bobby ... 67. 144. 146. Goostrss. Dodis .. 106. Goostrss, Donna ... 22. 36. 97. Gordon. Clint ... 66. 116. Gordon. Susan 66. 140. Gordon. Tami ... 9. 22. 36, 96. Graham. J.D. . 46. 90.113. Graham. Tami ... 46. 84. Graham. Tiffany ... 67. Gray. Karin .. 5. 6. 9. 46. 87. Grssn. Becky 22. 36. 97. Green. Bobby 67. Green. Brian 22, 36. 133. Grssn. Doug 66. 84. Grssn. Jim . 77, 80, 104, 106. Grssn. Lisa 164. Grssn. Michsle 67. Grssn. Teresa . 67. Grssn. Tim H. ... 54. 57. 106, 117, 118. Grssn. Tim P. ... 66. 84. 116. Griffin. Danny ... 22. 36. Griffin. Melissa 58. 83. 129. Griffin. Steve 22. 36. Grusnkemeysr, Gref .. 76, 124. 126,126, 136. Gruenkemeyer, Kyle . 61. Guerrettax, Mary . 46. 86. 88. Guinn. Christine . 66. Guthrie. Becky .166. Guthrie. Dale 76 77. 91. 92. 96. Guthrie. Jason ... 61. Guymon. Carm ... 76. 96. H Hahn. Barry 22. 36. 134. Halfacre. Dim 68, 84. Halfacre. Pam 68. 102. Half acre. Rhonda 58. 86. Half acre, Steve . 22. 36. 84. 134. Halfacre. Vickis .102. Hall. Clyde 164. HoU. John . 68. 132. Halterman, Dwyane .53. Hammond. Mike 46. 84. 117. 118. Hancock. Tracy ... 68. Haney. John .61. Haney. Rich 46. 82. 99. 113, 126. 131. Hanley. Eric . 116. Harbin. Christy ... 66. 116. Harbin. Tracy .102, 130. 169. Hannon. Leslie . 68. 86. 141. 142. Harper. Linda ... 47. Harris. Michelle 66. Hartnell, Kevin .47. 136. 140. 142. Hartsell, Angela . 62. Hawkins. Jeff 67, 141. Hawkins. Mary 68. 141. Hawkins. Mary Lou . 76. 96 Hawkins. Sheri J. Donoho .22. Hawley. Bill . 74. Hawn. Beth 47. 48. 88. Hawn. Jim .. 67, 84, 123. Hayes. Billy . 67. 123. Hayes. Mike 22. 36. 144, 146. 147. Hays. Billy ... 68. Hays. Blake . 47. Hays. Jeff . . 67. 116. Hays. Johnny ... 67. Hays. Nick . 104. Hays. Richard ... 74. Hays, Tracy .67. 86. 141. Helm. Jan .. 47. 97. 102. 120. Helm. Randy .. 63. 99. 118. Helm. Vie .. 22. 26. 36. 104, 118. Hendrix. Sherry ... 58, 144, 146. Henne. Michele . 9. 56. 58. 86. 91. 141, 144, 146. 166. Henne. Sheila ... 47. 141. Henry, Suxanne . 78. 102, 114, 116. Henson. Annemieke .. 47. 88. 91. 93. Henson. Rollin ... 22. 36. 84. 86. 153. Hermann. Lisa . 9. 22. 36. 86. 89. 106. Herrington. Sue Ann ... 62. Herts!. Scott . . . 67. Hess. Kelly . 67. 92. 116. Hess. Kenny ... 67. 92. 116. Hester, Bred ... 67. 84. Hester. Laura .47. 84. 86. 106. 110. 120. 130. 140. Hexlep. Bill . . 79, 147. Hicks. Beth 47. 106. 120, 141 Hicks, Jeff 22. 36. 132. 136. 140. Hicks. Mark 58. Higdon. Karen 58. Higdon. Scott 42. 67. 123, 160. Higgerson. Brian 68. 144, 146, 146, 147, 166 Higgerson, Rob . 22. 36. Higgins. Denise . 62. Higgins. Hershel .. 72. Higgins. Rich .72. Hill. Alberta .58. Hill. JoElla . . 22. 36. 56. Hill. Susan ... 67. 141. Hilmss, Leon ... 58, 84. Hiltibidal, Cherri 23. 36. 96. 98. Hiltibidal. Randy 68 Hinck, Darrin 162. Hinck. Kyle . 47, 140. 142. Hines. Bill ... 80. Hodge. Rodney . 72, 116. Hogan. Kelly 47. 139 HoUenkamp. Brad 58. 124. 126. 160, 162. Hollenkamp. Bret 23. 36. 108 HoUenkamp, Rodney ... 47. HoUinshead, Alan ... 67. Homes. David ... 58. Homes. Tim . 47, 140, 142. Holsapple. Chari ... 47. 96 Holaapple. James . 23, 36. Holsapple. Mark .. 72. Hood. Kristen 58. 102, 129. 141 Hooe. Carla .76. 110. Hooten. Jim ... 58. 84. Hooten. Stacey .67. Hooten, Wayne ... 47. 84. 98. Hopkins. Tom .78. 118. 123. Horn. Leal 76. 80. 96. Horner, Kent 68. 109, 124. 126. Howard. Christie 23. 36. 96. 128, 129. 159, 160. 162. 163. 170 Howard. Hohn ... 63. Howell. Harvey 58. 62. Huff. Greg . 53, 136. Huff. Mike 67. 142, 144. Hughes. Lori 67. 82, 86 Hughes. Stan .. 76. Hull. Delens . 67. Hunter. Carla ... 23. 36. 97. Hunley, Darcey .53. 120, 121. Hunucker. Michele 63. 67. 94. 129. Husk. Jim .. 136. Hutt. David . 58. I Infield. Renee 67. Irvin, Roy ... 58. J Jackson, Barbara . 47. 140 Jackson. Karen . 58, 122. Javorsky, Dawn ... 23. 36. Javorsky. Troy ... 67. 116. Jayne, Dawn .. 58, 106. Jett, Beryl 79. Jett. Randal . 8. 23. 30. 36. 140, 142. 144, 146. 146. 147, 161. 166. 167. Jett, Sheila ... 68. 141. 142, 146. Jett. Steven .47. 104. 140, 142. 144,146.147. 166 Johnson. KsUy 58. 88. 91. 92. 93. Johnson. Mark . . 78. Johnson. Ted .. 130. Johnston. Billy ... 68. Johnston. Roger ... 62. Johnston. Sherry 67, 68 Jones. Brad . 47. 84 Jones. Dsidre . . 23. 36. 97. Jones, Glenda ... 47, 86. 97. Jones. Jody ... 58. Jones. Lynn ... 160. Jones, Mike E. ... 23, 36. Jones, Mike W . 47. 108, 140. Joss. Dana 68. 86. 140. Jourdan, Paron 68. Jourdan, KsUy ... 68. 110, 161. Jourdan. Randy .. 23. 36. Juds. Mike .72. K Kagy. Bette .. 77. 78. 91. Kaiser. Tim 23. 36 Kane. Angie 48. 99. 102. Kane. Tom 68. 113. Karrick. Duane . 23. 36. 141. 142. 147. Karrick. Samuel .. 48. 90. 118. Kassel. Pat ... 53. Katxenstein. Paul ... 61. Kavanaugh, Denies 58. 82. 120. 140. Kavanaugh, Mike ... Ill, 169. Keifer. Jackie 23. 36. 96 Keleher, Amy ... 48. 99. 102. 128. 129. Keleher, Kenny . 106. 130, 159 KeUer. Scott .. 72. 84. Keller. Tina .53. Kern, Brenda .69. Kern, Steve . 6. 6. 23. 36. 87. Kern. Tim ... 8. 23. 36. 96. 108. 118, 139. 153. King. Emily 68. 88. 91. 139, 145 Kingery, Melissa 68. 93. Kirgan, Mike .. 62. Kline, James . 23. 37. Knox. Laura Schmidt ... 23, 37, 97. Koehler. Jim .. 77. 120. 122. Kreiser. Jeff 48. 84. Krutsinger. Sandy .69. Kunstman, I-oleta .69. L Lagow. Cindy 59. 84. 102. 141. 144, 145, 147, 166. Lagow. Jane 68. 140 Lammers. Tara .72. 141. Lance. Mike 59. 124, 125. Land. Amie . 59. 140. Land. KeUy . 8. 9. 23. 31. 37. 99. 126, 159, 162. 163. Landers. Lisa . 59. 140 Landers. Roy .. HI. 130, 160. Larson. Randy ... 59, 113. Laaater. Lara 69. Latch, Amy . 48. Lawson. Julie .59. Lee krone, Toni . .. 106. Lee, Chu Kwon 53. Lee. Chu Ok . . 5. 6, 23. 24. 30. 37. 82. 87, 110. 169. 170. Under. David 48. 99. 118. Linder. Karl 59. Under. Mike ... 23. 37. Under. Tammy ... 67. 68. Uttle. James 24. 37. Uttle Paula 68. 140. UttreU. Joe 59. 84. 91. 92. 144, 145. 166 UttreU. Roma 69. 144. 145 Lively. Gerald 76 Liveaay. Amy ... 130. Uveeay. Bruos .. 104. Liveaay, Jim 68 Liveaay. Tina 68. 140, 141 Logus, Gregg .. 57, 59. 141, 142. Logus, Junior . 104. Lohman, Cristy ... 24, 37, 96. Long. Tiah .77. Loomis, Connie . 48. 140, 142. Loudenback. Sharon 48 Loudenback, Susan 24. 37, 110. Louis, Georgs C. ... 74. 157. Lowery, Bob 29. 37. Lowery. Julie ... 53. Lowry. Amy ... 68. 86. 140. Lowry. Brian .. 24. 37, 84, 86. Loyd. Michelle 102. Lucas. Brenda 68. 145. Lucas. Glenda 48 Lumb. George . 68. Lumb, Robert .68. Lumpkins. Jim ... 68. 88, 93. Luse. Jan . 76. Luee. Jay . 24. 32, 37. 99. 108. 109. 118. 131. 134 Luse. Joey 89. 83. 117, 118. 140. Lykine. Doug ... 72, 142. M Ms. Hein Due 8. 9. 24. 37. Ms. Quang Due . 68. Mahon. Shan .. 6. 6. 9. 48. 82. 87. 94. 110, 162. 170. Ms. Dung Le 69. Malan. Tony 69. 113. 123. 169 Malkey. Trudy ... 69. 86 Malott, Lari .. 59. 93. Manske. Tony 69. 123. Marks. Michael . 79. 84. 86. Marks. Lori . 69 Marshall. Beth 69. 86. 164. Marshall. Bobby 8. 9. 24. 31. 37. 99. 104. 135, 136, 152 Marshall. Carla . 69. Marshal], Gayla . 69. 93. Marshall. Lori . 48 Martin. Scott 69. 140, 144. Mathews, Karen .. 9. 76. Mathis. Eric .48. Maxey, Charolotte . 24. 37. 156. Maxey. Greg . 9. 59. 117, 118. Maxey. Harry .. 74. Maxey. Mark .. 24. 37. 99. 104, 126, 168. Maxey. Rhonda . 6. 6. 8. 24. 34. 37. 84. 86. 87. 88. 90. 94. 162. 153. Maxey. Rodney 59. 117, 118. Maxey. Stacey ... 69. 86. 141. McArthur. Ginny 48. 139, 142, 144, 146, 146, 147, 166 McArthur. Pat . 74. 76. McCann. Kelly . 8. 24. 25. 29. 37, S3. IM 170. McClain. Kerry .74. 167 McConnaughhay, Gary 59. 84. McCormick. Connie . 106. McDaniels. Darren 69 McGaughy. Jill . 9. 69. 140 McIntosh. David . 69. 116. 161. McIntosh. Sandy 48. 144. 145. 146. McIntosh. Terry ... 29. 37. McKinsie, Dorothy ... 154. McKinxie. Ed 8. 24. 31. 32. 37. 99. 118,126 131, 141. 142. 153. McKinxie, Steve 59. 82. 117, 118, 139. McLean. Derek .. 111. McLean. Susan 48, 94. McMeen. Mitch 59. 84 Meador. David 69. 84. 118. Meador. Jeff 108 Meador, Jos ... 72. 113, 123. Meador. Susan .9. 49. 82, 99. 102, 104, 170. Melton. Angela 49. Melton. Paula .59. 106. Melton. Robert .62. Melton. Rod . 53. 136. Meredith, Carl ... 49. Michael. JefT 69. 123. Miller. Jim 124, 126, 136. Miller. Steve 126 Mills. Feme 156. Mills. Gene . 155. Mills. Jack .. 156, 166. 167. Mills, Jeff 24. 37. 112, 140. 151. Minton. KeUy 99. 102. 144. 146. 146, 147. 148, 166. 167. Mitchell. Jodi 59. 106, 122. 144, 146. Mitchell. Mike 108 Mobley. Tonya 69 Modesty. Carol Jean .72. Modesty. Joyce 49. 140. Molenhour. Jeff 59. 84. 117, 118. Molenhour. Melissa 69. 116. Monica]. Gary 123. Monical Trecv 59 Monroe. Zenoba Joy 6, 6. 24. 37. 82. 83. 87. 152, 169. 162. 163. 170. Moon. Gerald ... 53. Moore. Bobby .. 104. Moore. Dennis 24, 37. Moore. Carol 49. 86 Moore. Mike 24. 37. 139. 142, 147. Morgan. Bill .77. Ill, 113, 132. 135. Morris. Angie 69. 141. Moms. Beckey 5. 6. 25. 37. 87. 153. Morris, Dywana ... 49. Morris, Julie . 8. 9. 26. 31. 38. 83. 106, 128. 130, 161. Morris. Kevin . 59. 164. 166. Morris. Manias 49 Morris. Victoria . 69. 86. Morrison, Sherry 69. Morton. Mike 60, 84. 106. Mosbarger, Robert . 25. 38. 132. 136, 141. 142. 168. Mount. Rhonda . 67, 69. 140. Moyer, Paula .. 156. Mullen. John ... 49. Mullen. Tom . . . 8. 26. 38. 89. 94. 96. 152 Mulvany. Audra 26. 38. 97. 98. 162, 163. Mulvany. Undell .79. Munsey, Jim . 25. 38.104, 118.119.134, 153. Munsey, Ronnie 69. 116. Murphy. David ... 69. Murphy. Lynn ... 5. 6. 9. 53. 87. 114. 131. Murray. Beth .60, 140. Murray. Tom . 8. 26. 29. 31. 38. 99. 104. 126. 127, 130, 140, 142, 147, 131, 169, 162. 163 Musgrove, Tracy 60. 140. 144. 145. Myers. David .. 70. 113. Myers. Jack .. 9. 25. 38. 94. 152. N Nanda. Leena . 9. 60. 88. 91. Neff. Tammy . 70. 86. 146. Netemeyer, Jeff 26. 29. 38. 153. Newport, Danny 25, 38. 159. Newport. Nita . 60. 106. 122. 140. Niebert. Freda ... 72. Niemann. Marti ... 60. 102. Nix. Don .70. Nix. Gary 25. 38. Nix. Jerome .79. Nix. Lana 60. 106. Nolle. Christine .70. 84. Nolle, Tim 49. 84 0 Oberhoitxer. Stephanie 60. O'Dell. Gail 49. 86. 94 Organ. Kirk ... 150. 222 Olkr. Bobby 60. 84 OrreU, Char lea 49 OrreU. Steve 49. 117. 118. Owena. Lorry . 62. P Page. Dona Lynn .63. Palmor. Rhonda 60. Papa. Linda ... 70, 141. Papa, Mika 60. 91. 96. 106. Parkar. Jim ... 40, 84. Parkar, John 60. Parson . Nip 6. pate. Diana 62. 144, 146 Patton. Ronaa ... 26. 38. 97. 110. 166. Pena. Elida ... 70 Pennington. Latrida ... 70. Paradotti. Julio 49 Parry. Eufana 70. Parry. Michallo 63. 70. 129, 141, 160. 162. Parry. Mika 49. 99. 106. 109. 118. 126, 127. Patoraon. Don 60, 96 PhiUipa. Chria 9. 60. 106. 117. 118. Phillipa. Glann . 60. 84. 100. Phillipa. Graf 70. 116. Phillipa. Howard 70. 166. 166 Phillipa. Jorry .74. Phillipa. Kirby 78. 116. Phillipa. Lillian ... 76. 98. Phillipa. Lorano 60. Phillipa, Lori ... 70. 86. 140. Phillipa, Lynn 82. Phillipa. Raymond D. 29. 38. Phillipa. Sarah ... 60, 110. Phillipa. Scott 60. Phillipa. Tharoaa 62. Pickott. Danny .60. Piarco. Rhonda 60. Pipar. Bruce 60. 117. 118. Pipar. Varna . 76. Plumb. David . 63. Pollard. Raad . 78 Pontioua, Kavm 25. 38. 106. 118. 134. 152. Powell. Cameron 72, 84. Powell, Neale . 63. Powell. Ronald ... 80. Powleee. Jaaon .. 70. Powleaa. Liaa .. 70. Prince. Brian ... 70, 112. Prince, Graf 49. 60. 117. 118. Propaa, Gina .70, 141. 146. Proaiee. Rob . 104. PurceU. Allen . 60. 84. PurceU. Gerald 74. PurceU. Jim . . 26. 38. PurceU. John . . . 80. PurceU. Matt .. 70. 84. Purdue. Penny .. 70. 86 Q Quail Cecilia .70. Quandt. Crystal 26. 38. 96. R Rafuaa. Scott .70. Rainwater Vikki . . . 63. Rankin. Deniaa 64. 60. 102, 129. 140, 166. Rankin. Maliaaa 166 Raver, Robert ... 74. Raymer, John .46. 78. 90. Raymer. Pam .. 78. 114. Rees. Stephanie . . 9. 60. Ref later. Mika 79. 146. 146 161. 167. Rehfuae, Ann ... 60, 140. Renfro. Tina 62. 93. Renfrew, Jamie 106 Raynolda. Faith .63. 128, 170. Reynold . Mane . 70. Rhodes. Jim .60. 71, 144. 146. Rhodes. Lou Ann . 25. 38, 98. Rice. Becky 60. 86. Rica, Gary 26. 36 Richards, Stephen 26. 29. 30. 38. 83. 141, 162. Richardson. Helen . 164. Richardson. Raymond .. 164. Ridfway, Candice 29. 38. 97. Riley. Lori 26. 38. Riley. Mary . 76. 106. Rinehart. Allen 6 26. 38. 89. 94. 136. Rippee. Mika 6. 48. 60. 90. 96 Rippy. Suva .6. Robert. Stan .76. 106 136. Roberta, Brad .70. Roberta. Craif 28. 38. 104. 106, 116 131. Roberta. Don .. 9. 70, 113 Roberta. Robin 32. 72. 140. Robinson. Brenda . 120. 122. Rockett. Jeff . 80. Roe, John 26. 38. 99. 108. 153. Roe. Michelle 26. 38. 96 Refers. Belinda 60. 106, 122. 139. Rogers, Suaan ... 70, 146. Romine. Carmen . 60. Roes, Kelley . 50. RuaeeU. Brad .. 6. 6. 60. 87, 90. RuaseU. David .61 RuaeeU, J. . 61. 84. RuaeeU, JiU .. . 70. 146. RuaeeU. Laura 62. 102. RuaeeU. Ron 62. RuaeeU. Tracy .70. 146. RuaeeU. Suven P 29. 38. 94. S Sadler. Terry 49. 96 Sadler. Tim 60. Sager, Joann ... 77. Sanders, Jim .. 70. Sands. Beth . 70. 140 Sands, Brenda .60, 141. Sands, Larry .. 60. Sapp. Liaa ... 17, 26. 31. 39. 102, 140. Sauter. Chris 72. 84 Sarton, Kenny . 60. 63. Scarbrough, Barbara .. 80. Scarbrough. John 26. 32, 39. 136. Scharnhorst. Angie ... 61. Schirr. Melynds .. 72, 84. 116. 161. ShleuUr. James .. 70. Schoonover, Jim ... 26, 39. Schoonover. Tim ... 63. Schultz, Randy . 6. 6, SO. 87, 90. Schwartz, Gary ... 61. 84. Schwartz, Lori .. 61. 140. Scott, Jeff .. 111. See, Brian ... 61, 84. Shanafelt, Andy ... 61. Shaw. David .. 70. Shaw. Philip .76. Shaw. Ted 84. Shelby. BiU 61. 84. SheU. Miasy . 61. 140 Sherman, Jenny ... 61, 86. 120, 164. Sherman. Matt . 71. Shock. Stephanie 28. 39. 99. 162. Shoemaker. Angie . . 71. Shoemaker Liaa 61. 86. Shoemaker. Mendy 61. 106. 114. 122. 136. Shoemaker. Nancy .. 6.6. 26. 39. 87.106.107, 162. 163. Shoemaker. Stacy .. 71. 116. Shook. Barry .. 147. 161. Shook. Jennifer 9. 71. 116, 141, 142. Short, Anfte .71. Short, Gina ... 61. 97. Short, Sherry 61. Shufeldt, Bobby .61. 134. Shuler. KeUy 51. 141. 142. Shuler. Kurt .61 Shuler. Roger 71. 141. Shulu, Tn r ... 51. SU1. Carlene 29. 39. SU1. Charlene 29. 39. Silla, Mike .71. Silk. Larry 51. 98 Silk, Randy 26. 39. 98. SUvey, Jama 62. Simmon . Shen 26. 39. 94. 96. 97. 110. 131. Simmona, Mkty Lynn .. 26. 39. 86. 96. Skagga. Brad .. 61. 141, 142. Ska« . Phillip . 61. 106. 124. 126. Slagley, Doug 136. Sloat, Jim .61. Smalley. Jodi 76. Smith. Bob 29. 39. Smith. Brent 61. 106, 117. 118. Smith. Chen . 8, 39. Smith, Gina ... 61, 146. Smith. Ida ... 80. Smith. Kenya 61, 92. Smith. Lora . 61. 139. Smith. Mike K. 26. 32. 36. 39. 126. 136, 163. Smith. Mike L .. 53. Smith. Renee . 61. Snodgraaa Chriety ... 71. Snodgraaa. Cyndee .51. Snodgraaa. Rich .. 71. Snow, Cathy ... 71. Snow, Darrin .. 71. Snow. David 26. 39. 96. 99 Snow, Larry ... 61. 84. Snow, Lori ... 71. Snyder. Meliaa . 62. 82. 140. Sobolewaky, Paul .61 Sobolewaky. Paula .61. 102, 140. Somer, Ann ... 61. SDander Shannon . 61. BpavS Angela 51. 141. 142 SparUnf, Tony ... 71, 144. Spear. Darren . 71. Spence Carla 8. 26. 37. 39. 141. Spence. Melanie . 71. 116, 141. 160. Spencer. Ron 71, 123. 140, 142 Squibb. Angie .. 71. Squibb. Deniae . 71. Squibb. Dennk 28. 39. 99. 104. 112. 131. 135. Stallone. Fred ... 61. Stauffer. Mike ... 71. 84. Steak, Darren .62. 82. Steek. Eric . 164. Steevena, Jeff 27. 32. 39. 126. Stein. Darrell 78. 104. Steinman, Tom ... ill Stephen . John . 27. 39. Sterritt. Denny ... 163. 164. Stewart. Michelk ... 62. 129. Stinaon. Kay .. 76. Stineon, Mark .. 62 Stone. Becky .. 71, 140. Stork. Shawn .. 71. 116, 123. 180. StovaU, Cindy ... 71. 122. 140. StovaU. Pam . 62. Strickland, Stephanie 62. 91. 92. 93. 144. 146. Striker. Barbara .. 76. Striker. Dawn 8. 27. 30. 39. 88. 140. 142. 144. 146, 146, 147. 161. 166. Struckhoff. Mark ... 27. 39. 136. Stuart, Jan ... 76 Stuber. Penny .102. Stuber. Jeff . 29. 39. Suddith, Sheik 51. Suddith, Steve ... 61, 164. Sulkna, Linda .61. 99. 114, 140. Sulkna. Pamek . 71. 91. 140, 142. Sulkna, Tim . . 27 30. 39. 82. 99. 104. 112, 131. 134, 141, 163. 162, 163 Sullivan. Rob 168. Sweet. Suva 104. Sweney. Jim . 104. Swiaher. Kim .. 71, 141. Swiaher. Kip . 27. 39. 84. Staro. Mark 62. 106. T Tackett, Demee .102. 169. Tate. Cri .. 27. 40. 140 Tate. Jim 62. 84. 117, 118 Tate. Michelk .62. 140. 142. Tate. Sarah .61. 99. 102. 114, 131. Taylor. John 8. 27. 40. 99. 118. 131. 159. Teel. Colin .71. 144. 146. 166 Teel. Gary . 161. Teel, Marilyn 77. 88 Telford. Den 27. 40. 82. 99. 118 152. 163. Telford. Todd 41. 62. 84 Thomaa. Kayk Master 27. 40. Thome . Sheri ... 62. Thomaa, Subrina ... 68 Thomaa. Temeaha . . 27. 40. Thomaaon. Carl 27,40,108.118.139.142. 144, 146, 146, 147, 166 Thomaaon. Mike .. 52. 132. 144. 146. Thom peon. Ken .. 71. Thome. Liaa .71, 116. 146. Threah. Tim 63. 71. Thrash. Tina . 27. 30. 40. 86. 89. 93. 156. Tidwell. Denma . 27, 40. 104. 118 136. Tinaley, Sandy 76. 97 Todd. Tammy ... 9, 58 Todd. Lonnie . 52, 96. Tokr. Biancia . 62. Tokr. Mark F . 58 96. Tolliver, Bobby .52. Tomaaik. Suaan .68 140. 148 Tomea, Tom ... 68 Tougaw. Chria ... 52. Trammel, Gina . . 71. 148 Travektead. Bernk . . 78 96. Travekteed. Chriety 108 169. 162. Tucker. Tim 62. Turpen, Tina .. 71, 86. Tyler. Jeff . 78 V Vaewhonga, Andy 78 Vanhorn. Dan 72, 116, 168 Vanhorn. Linda ... 83, 160. Van Houtin. Jerry . 9, 63. Varecha Paul .. 78 84. 92. Vaughn. Bobby ... 78 118 Vaughn. Tony 104. 164. 166. Vertreee. Vaneeaa 62. 93, 144. 146. Veet. Tony . . 27. 40. 99. 118, 134. Vlahovich, Laurie 9. 78 115. Vlahovich, Sharon 5. 6. 8. 9. 27. 40. 86. 87. 89. 90. 91. 92. 144, 146, 166, 167. Vlahovich. Terri 52. 102. 144. 141. 147. w Wafzig. Paul 27. 32. 40. 99. 118. 119. 131. 134, 168 Waggoner. Alan ... 6, 6, 27, 40, 87, 104. Waggoner, Sarah 62. 84. 86. 108 Walker. Karen . 63. Wall. Ellen . 27. 40. 163. Walk. Jeff 27. 40 Wantland. Pam 28. 40. 86. 89. Warfield. Kelee .. 52. Water . Heather .62. 102. 141. Wateon. Gena 62, 129. 140, 144, 146. 147. 166 Waeaon. Pauk 28. 40. 96 Wateon. Rick 78 Watte. Ben . 62. 84. 144. 146. Wayman. David 9. 62. 84. 106. 117, 118 Webb. Randy 68 Weber. Nor .52. 110. 120. Webater, Jeff 68 Webeter, Mike 68 Weema. Donna . 9. 28. 40. 86. 94. Weema. Jeff . 72. 123. 160 Weema Jeeae 80. Weibk.' Cindy .72. 129, 144. Weichkin, Leeite 28. 40. Weinburger, Terri .63. Wenning, Ann 28, 40. 97 Weealing. Rick 62. 106. 117, 118. Weet. Chrkta 58 Weet. Paul 28. 40. Weat, Sharon .53. W'heekr. Jean .. 76. Whit . Dave .72. 84. 116. Whit . Denma . 62. 84 White, Gerald 28. 32. 40. 84. 86. 136. White. Jim 28. 40. 84. 136. Whit . Liz ... 72. 128 140. White. Scott 78 Whitworth. J. ... 9. 62. 117, 118 Wiggina, Darren .. . 28. 40. Wilcozen. Doug 53 Wilfong. Rhonda 62. Wilkereon. Gayk 78. 79. 128. Wilkine. Betty 80 Wilkin . Brian ... 72. Wilkina. Jeanette 58 Wilkina, Lori ... 58 Wilkinaon. Tea 28. 40. 92. 100. 140, 144, 146, 146. 147. 186. 167 Wilkinaon. Trevor ... 78 140. WiUiama, Andy .78 William . Brad . 28. 40. William . Jeff 9. 62. 104. 118 144. 146 WiUiama, Kirby .78 WiUiama. Mike 6 WiUiama. Richard ... 63. WiUiama. Roberta 62. 144. 146. WiUiama. Stephanie 63. 139. 148 WiUiama, Tammy .78 WiUman. Chuck .68 WUlman. Monica 28. 40. 97, 108 130. Wikon. Christi 48. 78 Wilaon. Stacey .108 Wikon. Tereaa 5. 6. 63. 87. 98 Wimberly. Art ... 78 Wimberly. Lawren . 46. 53. Wimberly. Paul .49. 53, 98. Wimberly. Tereaa .72. 86. Winkel. Denny .78 Wolff. Bred 28. 29. 38 40. 85. 135. WoUin. Meliaaa 7 Wooden. Kay 53. Wooden. Virginia . 29. 40. 88. 98. 163, 164. Woodruff. Harold 69. 75. 157. Woodruff. Ria 78 116. 128 Wood . Elmer 78 165. 122. Wood . Jamee 29. 40. 134. Woodward. Beverly . 29. 40. 96. Woodward. Cindy . . 29. 40. 84. 94. 97. 102. 120. 121. 130. Woodward. Elizabeth . 29. 40. 96. Woodward. Eric .62. Woodward. Liaa 62. 140. Woodward. RuaeeU 62. 84. 118 Woodward. Wayne .. 68 84. Wright. John ... 74. Wright, Kerry 78 86. 100. Wyman, Pat . 68 Y Yatea, Dwight 62. 84. 118. z Zetdkr, Torn 62. 98 140. 144. 146. 166 Zetaa. Dee Dee . 67. 78 Zeunen. Matt 63. 111. 126. Zinaer. Beckv .78 129. 169 223 That9s AH rclksr9 v« r.'pvi