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

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SCJ4S (joe Mi Out for The Door Prize winners were Julie Albright, Jenny Sherman, and Best Costume winners were Robin Roberts, Becky Stone, Linda Pape, and Kristy Minton. Emily Morris. On October 26 the annual Halloween Dance was enjoyed by students as well as the chaperones. The THOUGHT- WELL Staff did a find job of bringing fun into the Halloween season. The Student Council once again did a fine job of providing the music for the event. UPPER LEFT: Kristy Jones looks for her lost sheep. LOWER LEFT: Theresa Bass and Cris Casner show off their punk costumes ABOVE: Melissa Craig gets into the music. Halloween Dance 17

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JA omecomin.fi ance The traditional Homecoming Dance was held on Saturday, October 13, 1984, at 8:00 pm in the new gym. The entertainment for the evening was provided by Video Trax which pre- sented popular video tapes with sound and light. The gym was tastefully decorated by the Student Council. Council members also served refreshments of cookies and punch. Approximately 350 people attended the dance. At the close of the evening the candidates and attendants were escorted in by their chosen escorts. Queen Jill Gardner and her escort Paul Gierten danced the Queen's dance to Lionel Richie’s “Hello.” This year’s dance was termed a success by the Council. Look what Homecoming doct to Lisa Brubaker! Denise Kavanaugh, Melane Snyder, Steven Bazetta. and Mclisa Snyder guard the entrance to the dance. 16 Homecoming Dance HOMECOMING COURT: Juniors Lora Smith and Kenton Horner, Sophomores Michelle Hunzicker and Tom Kane, Freshmen Lisa Donoho and Jason Branch, Queen Jill Gardner escorted by Paul Gierten, Seniors Susan Meador. Dave Doherty, Shari Mahon, and Rich Haney.

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 deait and dantai V On the evenings of December 18th and 19th the S.C.H.S. Chamber Singers took part in a strange and unique happening. This unusual event, under the directon of G. Michael Register, took place on the stage and was witnessed by an estimated 130 people. It was the Madrigal Dinner, an old English dinner consisting of roast beef, flaming pudding, and wassail. Cast and audience were magically transported back to the 16th century for the evening. They were entertained by the music, songs, and a short play. An enchanted evening was had by all! Master of the Revels (Mr. Chuck Middleton) ponders on what to do with the unexpected guests, George and Nell (Mr. Louis Daniels and Mrs. Bette Kagy). RIGHT: Tami Jones and Steven Jett parade in at the Madrigal Dinner. LOWER RIGHT: Ginny McAthur and Brian Higgerson lead the procession of the couples to their places. BELOW: Vicki Bailey and Michele Henne take time out from the last minute touch-ups to smile for a picture. Bobby Goosetree takes a short break to pose for a picture, while working the lights. 18 Madrigal Dinner