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

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Queen Angie Alvis tearfully accepts the crown from the retiring queen, Tracey Harbin. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis show the student body the new steps. Lynn Murphy. Chuck Bowers. J. D. Graham, and Sarah Phillips take a break from dancing. The ballroom” was just made for dancing. Kerry Martin. Christy Harbin. Annette Frailey, and Jay Luse take advantage of the tables provided. Last minute preparations are made on Malissa Finney and Travis Long before the coronation.

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Motet fleu, IJorL Bad, room The 1984 Prom was held on May 18th in the B.E. Gum Gymnasium. The junior class spent many hours transforming the gym into a luxurious hotel ballroom. Chris Daniels and Amy Keleher were the emcees for the evening. There were three soloists during the evening. Kelly Minton performed “In a Simple Way I Love You. Ginny McArthur sang “Even Now.” Dawn Striker's presentation was “Arthur’s Theme (The Best that You Do).’’ Also performing was a musical group consisting of Keith Morgan, Kevin Hartnell, and Steven Jett. The highlight of the evening was the coronation of the new queen, Angie Alvis. The evening was enjoyed by many and will be remembered by all. THE QUEEN AND HER COURT: Senior Escorts and Candidates — Ed McKinzie, Kelly McCann, Dan Telford, Joy Monroe, Kelly Land, Christie Howard. Dennis Squibb, Chu Ok Lee. Queen Angie Alvis, escorted by Tim Sullens. Junior Attendants and Escorts — Faith Reynolds, Kyle Ambuehl, Susan Meador, Greg Eells, Lisa Garner. Mike Chitty, Jill Gardner, Paul Gierten, Shari Mahon, and Dave Doherty. The emcees. Amy Keleher and Chris Daniels, announce the attendants, candidates and their escorts. All of the couples joined in on the Grand March. Kelly McCann, “show us your pantaloons!” Chu Ok Lee bows to the retiring queen.

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2 ance Warathon Jash Mt Jong” The annual Dance Marathon was held on March 23 and 24, 1984. It was once again sponsored by the Student Council. The dancers raised $9,927.37, well over their goal of $9,500.00. The proceeds benefitted the American Red Cross and the American Cancer Society. Music videos were provided for the first time. Instead of choosing one Most Spirited Dancer” for the entire 30 hours, the Student Council got together every three hours to pick a “Most Spirited Dancer.” They were awarded one of the “Top 10” albums. Those winning were Brian Evans, Denise Rankin, Belinda Rogers, Michelle Perry, Heather Waters, Jennifer Shook, Troy Brant, Tim Green, Howard Phillips, and Wes Fitzwater. Out of 111 dancers beginning the marathon, 23 completed the 30 hours. Congratulations to all who participated for making the 1984 Dance Marathon such a success. Goody-Two-Shoes Sapp admires the three stooges.