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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1986 volume:

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Ingredients Sports Music Organizations Sports Honors....................... 8-9 Varsity Football ................ 10-11 Freshman Football ................... 12 Golf................................. 13 Volleyball....................... 14-15 Cross Country........................ 16 Girls' Tennis........................ 17 Cheerleaders 18-19 Intramurals 20-21 Varsity Basketball 22-23 JV Basketball ....................... 24 Sophomore Basketball 25 Freshmen Basketball 26 JV Girls 'Basketball 27 Girls ' Basketball 28-29 Boys' Track...................... 30-31 Girls' Track 32-33 Baseball......................... 34-35 Softball 36-37 Boys' Tennis 38 Choir Sections.............. 40-41 Choirs......................... 42 IMEA 43 Band Sections............... 44-45 Marching Band 46 Pep Band 47 Band 48 NHS ILSS..................... 50 JETS Scholastic Bowl......... 51 Student Council........... 52-53 FFA........................ 54 56 Speech Team ................. 57 SALEMARION 58 THOUGHTWELL 59 BROADCASTER 60 Radio Club................... 61 Hi-Tri 62 S Club 63 SSADD 64 Christian Club............... 65 Peer Helpers 66 Media Center Club............ 67 Nurse s Aides................ 68 General Studies Program 69 Child Care Program............ 70 2 Table of Contents Events Homecoming....................... 72-75 Play ■ Star-Spangled Girl 76-77 Madrigal Dinner.................. 78-79 Christmas Dance .................... 80 Valentine Dance 81 Dance Marathon 82-83 Play - Fools.................... 84 -85 Variety Show 86-87 Washington D C. Trip............. 88-89 Prom 90-91 Prom Candidates 92-93 People Faculty........................ 95-101 Freshmen 102-116 Sophomores..................... 117-131 Juniors........................ 132-144 Seniors ....................... 145-160 Senior Activities.............. 161-170 Ads.......................... 172-218 Index........................ 219-223 Closing Thoughts................. 224 Table of Contents 3 Salem High - How Sweet It Is! A yearbook and its contents are usually based around a theme. Creating a theme that can be used throughout the book is no easy task. As you noticed on the cover and throughout the yearbook there are candy bars practically everywhere! The yearbook staff has chosen candy bars to represent the various features in your book. For instance, who hasn't sneaked a candy bar into class and eaten it because you didn't have something earlier? Or haven't you casually walked over and slipped forty cents into the vending machine at lunch or study hall? We also feel life at Salem High can be pretty sweet when compared to other places. Besides, it was a lot of fun to eat the candy bars we used for pictures when we were done with them. We hope you will enjoy it as much as you do your candy. We've captured this year with copy and pictures for your enjoyment. We sincerely hope that it will give you years of pleasant memories. We have included some bite-size samples on page 5 to whet your appetite. Acknowledgments Staff Members Advisor TWO YEAR SENIORS Tricia Engel - Editor Roberta Williams - Assistant Editor Loleta Kunstman ONE YEAR SENIORS Leslie Harmon Dawn Jayne Jody Jones Trudy Malkey Christy Pelan JUNIORS Jeff Easley Christine Guinn Jenny Shook Dee Dee Zeiss Sharon Frankland Photographers All Staff Members Tim Green Dale Guthrie Chuck Middleton Nip Parsons Steve Rippy Salem Times-Commoner Stephanie Strickland Marilyn Teel Mike Williams Thank You We would like to say Thank you to a few special people for their help in publishing this book. First, thanks to everyone who helped by furnishing photos when they were desperately needed. The Salem Times-Commoner was quite helpful in this category. A special thanks to Nip Parsons. Steve Rippy, and Mike Williams for their professional help. Ed and Jeff Easley spent several hours in the dark room for us, too. Barb Pelan, Regina Williams. Michelle Cavins. and Tim Green gave a portion of their time even though they weren't on the staff. The index was organized by Lula Beasley. Last, but not least, we would like to thank the faculty, staff, and administration for their cooperation and patience Colophon W lsworth Publishing Company of Marceline. Missouri, printed 775 copies of the 1986 SALEMRION The cover type is 72 point Brush All division headlines are 48 Brush The cover photo and all division photos were provided by Nip s Creative Photography The regular headlines are 30 point Cooper and the subheads are 24 point Cooper Captions are printed in 8 point Clarendon Italic, while all body copy is printed in 10 point Clarendon Italic The endsheets are Blue Granite The paper is 70 pound enamel 6 Acknowledgments The students and coaches put a Jot of time and energy into our sports programs. This pays off. In our fall season alone we brought home NEC Championship Titles in Varsity FootbaU, Cross Country, and Golf We also received the Regional Championship Title in Volleyball The ‘ spree of this fall was the Varsity FootbaU season, even though there were a bit of butterfingersThey had an undefeated and untied season and a state play-off win. Both the SoftbaU and Basketball teams came home with NEC trophies. Keep up the good work athletes! We 're proud of you! Sports 7 Athletes Achieve Success Specialty Paws went to these football players FIRST ROW Brett Donoho. Tim Green, and Tim Barnhart SECOND ROW Chuck Bower. Steve McKinzie. and Tom Frazee FOOTBALL Tim Green ■ Speciality MVP. Dave Meador ■ MVP and Offensive MVP. Andy Garden Defensive MVP. Football Tri-Captains Dave Meador. Andy Garden. Mark Byers 8 Sports Honors Football Defensive Paws Andy Garden. Dave Meador. Dave McIntosh. Tom Frazee FIRST ROW BASEBALL Rob Barton - Co-Most Improved. TRACK Dan VanHom - Sophomore with Most Points. BASEBALL Tim Green - Co-MVP, TENNIS: Chu Kwon Lee - MVP. TRACK. Mark Byars - MVP and Junior with Most Points. Dave Doherty - Senior with Most Points SECOND ROW TRACK: Bill Runyon - Freshman with Most Points. BASEBALL Tracy Cheatum • Pitching Award. Brad Hollenkamp - Co-MVP. TENNIS: Mike Chitty Most Improved. BASEBALL. Chuck Bowers - Co-Most Improved CROSS COUNTRY Darren Wolff ■ Most Improved. Terry Goodin • MVP snd Most Inspirations! Boy. Debbie Squibb - Most Inspirational Girl. Brenton Smith - MTXE VOLLEYBALL Sandy Meirink ■ Best Server. Kim Doherty ■ Best Spiker. Mendy Shoemaker Best Defensive Player. MVP. Laurie Vlahovich Most Improved GIRL S TRACK Janie Lagow Most Valuable. Becky Fitch - 3200 Meter Run Record. Lisa Budde ■ Most Improved and 200 Meter Hurdle Record. Beth Marshall ■ Most Points and 100 Meter Hurdle Record. TENNIS Fawn Meyer - Most Improved. GOLF Craig Liddle ■ Most Improved MOST VALUABLE PLA YERS Dave Meador ■ Football. Mendy Shoemak er Volleyball. Andrea Carr - Tennis. Terry Goodin ■ Cross Country. Tony Malan - Golf Sports Honors 9 Varsity Football Breaks Record FIRST ROW Chris Phillips. Korey Colher. Stephen Bazzetta, Tom Frazee. Dave Woodward. Mike Roth. Chris Barter. Bryan Hood. Joey Luse SECOND ROW Mike Alvis. Tim Green. Dave Meador. Greg Piper. Tim Smith. Jeff Eells. Steve McKinzie. John Cavaletto. Mark Byars. Assistant Coach Bill Beavers THIRD ROW Assistant Coach Tom Hopkins. Erik Larson. Kelly Brasel. Mike Karrick. Chuck Bowers. Rob Albert. Dave McIntosh. Dave White. Tim Barnhart. Scott Copple. Keri Brooks. Asssitant Coach Doug Eblin FOURTH ROW. Coach Chuck Budde. Wes Powell. Andy Garden. Brad Hester. Brett Donoho. Tim Foust. Scott Phillips. Dan Purcell. Jeff Mole nhour. Mike Berger. Assistant Coach Dwight Daub FIFTH ROW Tommy Tomes. Brian Roberts. Barry Gibson. Greg Maxey. Doug Applegate. Dave Way man. Kevin Rehfuss. Rodney Maxey SIXTH ROW Chris Francois. Rick Wesshng. Alan Purcell. Stacy Shoemaker. Jim Tate. Charles Casner. Mark Hunzicker. Jerry Blanton. Manager Jeff Traffican. The 1985 Varsity Football Cats had a very successful season. It was the first time the Cats remained undefeat- ed and untied in regular season play. Also, they won the first round of the state Play-offs for the first time. Besides the team's great success, several individuals were quite successful. Dave Meador became Salem's leading rusher and single season rusher leader. Mark Byars also had a good rushing season. Mike Berger and Andy Garden completed excellent defensive seasons. All the players deserve praise for a good year. Salem's only loss was in the second round of Play-offs to Roxana 28-24. Coach Budde credited the success to great talent and desire for success. He also gave credit to the weight program The ‘85 Cats were led by coaches Doug Eblin. Bill Beavers. Dwight Daub. Tom Hopkins, and Chuck Budde 10 Varsity Football Wildcats Andy Garden, Mike Berger, Jim Tate, and Mark Byars psych up for the rest of the game in the locker room FOOTBALL 39 Centralia 6 55 Red Hill 0 35 Flora 0 55 Fairfield 6 21 Mt Carmel 12 55 Lawrenceville 0 35 Olney 6 14 Carmi 6 35 Benton 21 49 St Jacob Triad 7 24 Roxana 28 Dave Meador. 22. turns to avoid an opponent fs block LEFT Coach Daub confers with Dave Way man about the next play Varsity Football 11 JV Cats Shine Too FIRST ROW Scott Becker. James Carter. Shawn Them. Ross Henry. Curt Daniels. Eric Tucker. James Schisler. Rodney Cruise. Shaun Taylor SECOND ROW Dennis Hodge. Billy Scott. Chad McGee. Scot Hester. John Kirkman, Brad Pamsh. Terry Nix. Doug Long. John Pitts THIRD ROW Jeff Dye. Tim Durham. John Williams. Brady Phillips. Jae Hallet. James McCarty. Gary Purcell. Steve Smith. Chuck Hall. Coach Doug Eblin. JV FOOTBALL Salem Opponent 18 Centralia 7 28 Flora 0 8 Greenville 0 26 Mt Carmel 16 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Salem Opponent 0 Centralia 28 28 Olney 34 20 Greenville 8 26 Flora 8 36 Fairfield 6 12 Mt Vernon 30 The JV Football Wildcats copied their Varsity counterparts by complet- ing an undefeated regular season. Under the direction of Coach Bill Beavers, the Cats outscored their opponents 80 to 23. The Freshman team split the season with a 3-3 record. The heart- breaker was the Olney game in which the Cats lost in a double overtime. 12 Freshman JV Football Cats Are NEC Champs Again FIRST ROW Randy Burleyson. Jeff Williams. Clark Heavener. Kerry Wallace. Ron Smith. Derek Morrison. SECOND ROW Coach Bill Morgan, Tony Malan. Craig Liddle. Joe Meador. Don Roberts. Craig Morton. Randy Larson The SCHS Golf Team had a very rewarding '85 season. In regular play they ended the season with a 14-4 record. In invitational play they placed 3rd at Granite City and 7th at Centralia. Then they went on to place 1st in the NEC for the third year in a row. The Wildcats finished 9th in the regional tournament. Among all the fine team mem- bers, a few stood out. Tony Malan was awarded Most Valuable Play- er with an average of 39.6. Craig Liddle was awarded Most Im- proved Player. The Wildcats warm up before a home match. GOLF Salem Opponent 154 Nashville 161 Carlyle 187 157 Flora 166 Mt Carmel 181 147 Centralia 154 16S Benton 160 West Frankfort 166 158 Mater Dei 184 162 Flora 169 166 Mascoutah 156 Mater Dei 183 158 St Anthony 209 Fairfield 173 Olney 166 160 Olney 163 165 Centralia 167 Belleville 169 161 Mt. Vernon 165 Golf 13 Volleyball Cats Take Regionals VARSITY VOLLEYBALL - FIRST ROW Sandy Meinnk, Melissa Molenhour, Lisa Thoms, Missy Ashly. Ria Woodruff. Mendy Shoemaker SECOND ROW Coach Pam Ray me r. Kim Doherty. Christy Harbin. Bonnie McLeod. Lauri Vlahovich. Melanie Spence. Cindy Stovall. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Salem Opponent 0 Mater Dei 2 0 Mt Vernon 2 2 Centralia 1 2 Vandalia 0 2 Olney 1 2 Lawrenceville 0 2 Sandoval 0 2 Carlyle 1 0 Breese Central 2 2 Olney 0 0 Mt Carmel 2 1 Effingham 2 2 Carmi 1 2 St. Anthony 0 2 Mascoutah 1 2 Fairfield 1 2 Flora 0 Kim Doherty sets up the ball successfully I got it!”yells Melanie 14 Volleyball JUNIOR VARSITY • FIRST ROW Carry Beirman. Mary Williams. Chris Helm. Emily Davis. Kris tan McCann. Debbie Beavin. Danette Wiggins. Cheryl Scharnhorst. Lisa Budde SECOND ROW Dawn Donohue. Karen Byers. Jennifer Sutten. Julie Luse, Kim Marshall. Tracy Maxey. Kari Andrews. Lana Travis. Jennifer Morton. Liz Niemann. Coach Suzanne Henry JV VOLLEYBALL Salem Opponent 0 Mater Dei 2 2 Mt Vernon 0 2 Centralia 0 2 Vandalia 1 2 Olney 1 2 Lawrenceville 0 2 Sandoval 1 2 Carlyle 1 0 Breese Central 2 2 Olney 0 2 Mt Carmel 0 0 Effingham 2 2 Carmi 1 1 St Anthony 2 0 Masco Utah 2 0 Fairfield 2 2 Flora 1 The 1985 Varsity Volleyball Wild- cats had a very successful year. The team brought home a 1st place from the Regionals and 4th place in the Kaskaskia Tournament. They ended the season with a record of 12 wins and 5 losses. The team had a rebuilding season after losing all but two players to graduation. The Varsity team was composed of one senior, 10 juniors, and one sophomore. The Junior Varsity was a large team consisting of 11 freshmen and 8 sophomores. They ended the season with a record of 11 wins and 6 losses. Liz Niemann successfully blocks a bull spiked by the opponent. Volleyball 15 4th Year £or Conference Title FIRST ROW Joe Shetley. Brent Smith, Terry Goodin. Brian Prince. Jeff Weems SECOND ROW Coach Jim Corrona. Debbie Squibb. Darren Wolff. Darren Pitts. Wayne Kern. Rob Smith. Tony Garrison. Jason Weber For the fourth consecutive yeas the Wildcat Cross Country Team captured the Conference Championship. The Freshman Sophomore team also won the title. The Cats finished sixth in the Regional Tourney. The overall record was 150-46. Four Salem runners made the top five in the All-Conference Team. Terry Goodin was named first in the NEC and also received the Most Valuable Runner award. Brent Smith. Joe Shetley. and Darren Wolff were also named to the 1st team. The Wildcats once again lead the pack CROSS COUNTRY Salem Opponent 15 Fairfield 48 26 Carmi 29 15 Grayville 50 63 Centralia 33 Mt. Vernon 33 18 Olney 43 23 Benton 32 26 Oleny 29 15 Noble 50 DuQuoin Invitational 3rd Mt. Vernon Invitational 3rd Olney Invitational 3rd Benton Class Run Freshmen 1st Seniors 1st Peoria Invitational 18th Harrisburg Invitational 2nd Mt. Vernon Mattoon 14th NEC 1st Benton Invitational 3rd Regional 6th 16 Cross Country Lady Cats Strive £or More FIRST ROW Stephanie Forney. Fawn Meyers. Rita Nanda. Kelly Jourdan. Lori Marks. Rene Infield. Lori Phillips SECOND ROW Rosslind Mabrey. Jayanthi Suppiah. Chris Weber. Andrea Carr. Amy Lowry. Rebecca Gaines. Nancy Durbin. Jenny Infield. Coach Marianne Larimer GIRLS’ TENNIS Salem Opponent 0 Mascoutah 9 0 Mater Dei 9 0 Effingham 9 0 Teutopolis 9 1 St Anthony 8 1 Olney 8 2 Carmi 7 0 Flora 9 3 Carmi 6 1 Fairfield 8 2 Olney 7 0 Flora 9 0 Centralia 5 0 Fairfield 9 1 Greenville 8 The Lady Cat s Tennis team suffered a disappointing season this fall. The overall record was 0- 15. The Cats placed 4th in the NEC Tournament. They placed 5th in the conference. Girls' Tennis 17 Cheerleaders Win Awards FIRST ROW Denise Rankin. Michele Hunzicker. Beth Marshall. Lisa Landers. SECOND ROW: Kristen Hood, Denise Kavanaugh. Michelle Perry. Cindy Weible ABOVE: The girls must be prepared to perform in a different style for outdoor events. RIGHT: The cheerlead- ers perform one of their award winning mounts. 18 Cheerleaders The 1985- 86 cheerleaders were a great inspiration to the teams. They cheered them on through rain and snow. The girls placed first in the Salem Invitational Tournament. They also placed first at the Centralia Hohday Tournament, but were disqualified because of a mount violation. One difference this year was that the sponsor was from outside the school. Mary Martin coached the cheerleaders. FIRST ROW Tricia Anderson. Julie Hopkins. Andrea Corrona. Michelle Mercer. Amy Smith SECOND ROW Kristy Beeson. Kristy Minton. Melanie Perry The JV Squad lead the fans to cheer on the JV basketball team The girls have to take a break every now and then. Cheerleaders 19 Intramurals Bounce Away No one realizes how much hard work and time goes into scheduhng intramural sports. Mr. Morgan, who has been directing the program for 13years, says that next year he plans to have a longer amount of time devoted to intra- murals. He was pleased with the good participation this year. Mr. Morgan reported that basket- ball used to have more participants before girls' sports. Now most of the girls are on the basketball teams. Mixed volleyball has the most members with 240-250 individuals. Basketball has 180-200 participants. There's everything from handball to checkers. Mr. Morgan is always open for suggestions. If you have a sport you wish to play that isn't in the intramural line-up, talk to Mr. Morgan. Terry Goodin shoots a free throw as the others prepare for the rebound. FIRST PLACE ■ STUDENT COUNCIL Tom Frar.ee, Dave Way man. Tim Barnhart. Tim Green. Joey Luse, Steve McKinzie. Coaches Phil Skaggs and Terry Goodin NOT PICTURED: Coach Steve Miller. 20 Intramurals Everyone on the team helps to make as many points as they can Mark Stinson and David Russell try to block Danny AuBuchan's shot SECOND PLACE SKOAL BANDITS Mark Meador. Jimmy Tate. Brad Hester. Andy Garden. Chuck Bower, and Mark Byars Intramurals 21 Basketball Levels Out FIRST ROW Steve Miller. Tommy Kane. Chuck Craig Tracy Cheatum. Brad Hollenkamp. Phil Skaggs. Kenton Horner, and Lyndon Heard SECOND ROW. Coach Jim Comma. Assistant Coach Greg Gruenkemeyer. Tony Malan. Joe Meador. Mike Roth. Bill Runyon. Shannon McNeil. Tony Manske. The Cats were coached by Jim Comma and Greg Gruenkemeyer 22 Varsity Basketball Brad goes up for shot 1 VARSITY BASKETBALL Salem Opponent 52 Mt Carmel 57 49 Flora 94 42 Lawrenceville 57 59 Centralia 72 70 Vandalia 75 76 Fairfield 59 50 Carver 58 44 Peoria 57 45 Olney 67 60 Car mi 75 47 Greenville 50 58 Red Hill 52 49 Murphysboro 50 52 Cahokia 49 64 Hillsboro 73 48 Carmi 78 53 Mt Carmel 43 61 Fairfield 55 54 Lawrenceville 36 53 Flora 63 62 Olney 52 63 Red Hill 56 57 Effingham Season Incomplete 49 FAR LEFT Shannon McNeil taps the ball in. MIDDLE Tracy Cheatum executes a beauti- ful jump shot. LEFT Phil Skaggs goes in for a slam-dunk This year's basketball team had a rough start but won the last 6 out of 7 games. The team's free throw percent- age was 70% and was in the top 10 of the state. Coach Corrona said that they had great team defense in the last 10 games of the season. With few fans in the stands the enthusiasm of the team kept them working and going. Coach Corrona ’s main comments of the season were that they were ,an extremely good bunch of young men to work with. ” He also felt that the teammates were over- achievers the last 10 games of the season FAR LEFT: Phil Skaggs tips the ball in gracefully LEFT Tracy Cheatum steals the ball and 3. Varsity Basketball 23 JV has Outstanding Season JV Basketball Salem Opponent 55 Mt Carmel 34 39 Flora 51 45 Lawrenceville 73 42 Centralia 55 81 Vandalia 45 76 Fairfield 53 70 Olney 69 43 Carmi 61 60 Red Hill 40 58 Carmi 81 64 Mt. Carmel 48 59 Fairfield 51 55 Lawrenceville 52 45 Flora 40 70 Olney 47 54 Red Hill 56 57 Effingham 49 Season Incomplete FRONT ROW Craig Morton. Mike Roth. Bill Runyon. Mark Hunzicker. Bryan Hood BACK ROW Kelly Brasel. Kevin Shoemaker. Joe Meador. Doug Roberts. Rob Watson. JeffEells. Coach Greg Gruenkemeyer Bill Runyon out maneuvers the opposing defense 24 JV Basketball Mike Roth shoots for two. Sophomores Split Season FRONT ROW Doug Roberts. Kelly Brasel. Kevin Shoemaker. Rob Watson. JeffEells BACK ROW Craig Morton. Mike Roth. Bill Runyon. Mark Hunzicker. Bryan Hood, and Coach Greg Gruenkemeyer Sophomore Basketball Salem Opponent 45 Olney 47 55 Greenville 58 44 Vandalia 32 51 Flora 43 74 Carlyle 46 58 Sandoval 50 82 Mt. Vernon 79 52 Teutopols 50 38 Carlyle 57 53 Olney 58 50 Flora 60 47 Louisville 48 Sophomore Tourney Third Place 67 Casey 45 56 Flora 67 61 Effingham Season Incomplete 57 The Salem Squad prepares for active defense Bryan Hood waits patiently for the next ball at warm ups Sophomore Basketball 25 Freshmen Work Together FIRST ROW Jason Weber. Derek Morrison. Gary Smith, Chad Roberts. Troy Owens. Gary Purcell, and Scott Hester SECOND ROW Manager Wayne Kern, Tyson Graham. Chris Hall. Ross Henry. Troy Williams. Curt Daniels, Clark Heavener. Chris Matoush. and Coach Tom Hopkins The freshmen basketball team had a good year. This year ’s team had a 9-6 record. They were coached by Tom Hopkins, who is in his ninth year of coaching. Throughout his coaching years his fresh- men teams have brought home several NEC Championship trophies. This year's team had 14 members. The starters for the team came from different grade schools. The players didn't know each other very well, but they hung together as a team. Chad Rogers was the ball handler on the team. Scott Hester and Curt Daniels were the leading scorers, both aver- aging 12 points a game 26 Freshmen Basketball FRESHMEN BASKET- BALL Salem Opponent 53 Olney 31 39 Greenville 35 77 Vandalia 31 50 Red Hill 53 54 Flora 49 44 Carlyle 5S 56 Sandoval 45 47 Mt Vernon 58 64 Teutopolis 59 45 Carlyle 47 69 Olney 48 47 Effingham 49 68 Flora 53 80 Louisville 59 Season Incomplete The freshmen cats warm-up before the game JV Gets Varsity Experience FRONT ROW Nancy Hanks. Missy Smith. Christi Puckett, and Karen Byars SECOND ROW Coach Sapp. Julie Luse, Tracy Maxey. Chris Weber. Kan Andrews. Mary Ann Maxey, and Coach Lanmer GIRLS' JV BASKETBALL Salem Opponent 28 Fairfield 61 21 Mt. Vernon 58 13 Teutophs 48 36 Olney 55 18 Greenville 22 20 Fairfield 46 29 Flora 46 27 Carlyle 48 39 Brownstown 16 22 Carmi 10 29 Effingham 29 42 Flora 42 34 Lawrenceville 38 20 Masco Utah 42 Teutopohs Tourney 36 Flora 41 36 Effingham 34 Season Incomplete 1 The 1985-86 JV Lady Cats con- sisted of two returning players and seven new players. Their season was no more successful than the varsity. They did have players that gained experience from playing in quite a few varsity games. The Lady Cats had a 3- 13 record. ABOVE LEFT Julie Luse looks for someone to help her in- bound the boll ABOVE RIGHT The players wait for the rebound LEFT The JV Cats set up an in bound play JV Girls’ Basketball 27 Cats Face Challenge FRONT ROW Ria Woodruff. Dawn Jayne. Julie Luse. Karen Jackson. Jodi Mitchell, and Mendy Shoemaker BACK ROW Coach Sapp. Tracy Maxey. Kan Andrews. Mary Ann Maxey. Karen Byars, Kim Marshall, and Coach Larimer NOT PICTURED Behnda Rogers. Tracy. Ria. and Mendy practice the half court weave while Mary Ann watches. 28 Girls' Basketball Belinda cries. Tip it to me. Kim! I'm open! The 1985-86 Lady Cats' Basketball Team was composed of 5 seniors. 1 junior. 2 sophomores, and 4 freshmen. The lady cats posted a 2-18 record. Obviously, this season was very frustrating. “I will compliment the players, howev- er, on their resiliency. The easiest thing to do would have been to quit. A lot of people cannot face up to a challenge as great as the one put before our players. We are changing attitudes and see better results ahead We saw some positive aspects to this year. Certainly there is hope for the future, commented Coach Larimer. With several players returning next year, the Lady Cats are looking forward to improving their record. Many underclass- men had a chance at varsity experience. Therefore, they should be ready for the following year. Karen Jackson shows the others how to go after a rebound GIRLS' BASKETBALL Salem Opponent 35 Fairfield 66 20 Ml Vernon 80 29 Teutopohs 71 45 Olney 62 22 Greenville 58 26 Fairfield 48 38 Flora 70 20 Carlyle 60 44 Brownstown 60 44 Carmi 55 26 Effingham 52 21 Flora 67 40 Lawrenceville 68 12 Mascoutah K.C. Tourney 56 23 Wood lawn 70 48 Okawville 37 36 Greenville Woodlawn Tourney 62 30 Wayne City 51 54 Webber Township 27 33 Pinckneyville 44 Girls ’ Basketball 29 Boys’ Track “Attracks” Attention FIRST ROW Bryan Hood. Tim Smith. Joe Shetley. Doug Roberts. Chris Francois. David Woodward. Jerry Blanton. Lara Henson. Robbie Smith. Scott Copple. and Ron Spencer SECOND ROW Kevin Rehfuss. Gary Denton. Jim Tate. Terry Goodin. Don Roberts. Steve Cone. Greg Phillips. Dan VanHom. Jeff Eells. Kelly Brasel. Steven Bazzetta, Kerry Wallace. Tim Barnhart. Brad Donoho. Tim Green, and Kevin Shoemaker THIRD ROW: Coach Kirby Phillips. Chuck Craig. Mike Alvis. Dave Doherty. Chris Phillips. Mark Szaro. Jeff Blanton. Bill Runyon. Mark Hunzicker. Gary Monical, Barry Gibson. Paul Gierten. Tommy Tomes. Mark Byars. Phil Skaggs. David Meador. Allen Purcell. Dave Way man. and Coach Jim Comma With only two seniors and many of the underclassmen inexperienced, the Boys' Track team was still victorious with three wins and two losses. Coach Phillips felt the team did very well for a young group. They had set a goal to win Conference but were disappointed when Olney beat them as decisively as they did. However, Coach Phillips thinks that sets the stage for a major rematch for the teams. Mark Byars aided the team and honored the school by qualifying for the state meet byjumping SO feet and 9‘4 inches in the long jump. Mr. Phillips stated, Quite an honor coming out of a tough Southern Illinois sectional. One highlight was placing second be- hind O’Fallon at the O’Fallon relays. Anoth- er highlight was a freshman first place finish at the Olney Invitational. 30 Boys' Track Mark Byars qualified for state by jumping 20 0V BOYS' TRACK Salem Opponent 71 Greenville 75 72 Benton 78 Harrisburg 73 Sparta 29 90 Olney 76 Lawrenceville 17 92 Flora 54 102 Effingham 44 Puducah Tilghman 22 out of 33 Olney Invitational 6th Benton Frosh Soph 4th Benton Invitational 5th O’Fallon Invitational 2nd Benton Varsity 6th Salem Invitational 3rd Mt Vernon Relays 4th Olnev Frosh 1st NEC 2nd AWARD WINNERS Most Improved Runner Tim Barnhart Most Valuable Player Mark Byars Most Points for each Class Senior.......... David Doherty Junior............ Mark Byars Sophomore....... Dan Van Horn Freshman Bill Runyon B E Gum Track Memorial Mark Byars Paul Gierten gives it all for the team Boys' Track 31 Girls9 Track Is “High on Pride - . IlLUU. - FIRST ROW Dana Jose. Bev Green. Delmona Romine. Susan Gordon. Faith Reynolds. Leslie Harmon. Maryr Ann Maxey, Liz Niemann. Chandra Lowryr, and Tiffany Graham SECOND ROW MacheUe Ayers. Becky Fitch. Becky Zinser. Debbie Squibb. Denise Rankin. Laura Hester. Martin Niemann. Janie Lagow. Lisa Thoms. Tracy Hays. Kristy Minton. Chris Helm. Tammy Dye. Beth Marshall, and Lynn Murphy THIRD ROW Coach Melissa Wollin. Paula Sobolewsky. Leah Carter. Sarah Tate. Melanie Spence. Heather Waters. Jan Helm. Lisa Woodward. Lisa Donoho. Becky Black. Kimberly Marshall. Bonnie McLeod. Lana Travis. Mary Hawkins. Melane Snyder, and Coach Suzanne Henry This was a good year for the Girls ’ Track team with 6 wins and 2 losses. Highlights included placing 19th at the Paducah Invi- tational, 3rd at the Olney Relays, and 2nd in the NEC. Miss Henry stated, With our tough- ened and more complete schedule we had more overall success this season than we've had in the past four.” There was a large turnout for the team and Miss Henry felt that that provided the needed depth for a track program. She also felt that having such a dedicated group of girls to work with was a big key to their success. 32 Girls’ Track Becky Fitch broke the school record for the 3200 Meter Run with a time of 12:49.24. GIRLS' TRACK Salem Opponent 66 Fairfield 62 40 O'Fallon 61 Belleville West 63 69 Teutopohs 58 28 Mt Vernon 100 84 Mater Dei 44 94 Greenville 34 88 Olney 69 Newton 53 Edwards County 24 Noble 15 81 Mater Dei 47 31 Mt Vernon 76 Centralia 57 80 Effingham 64 St. Anthony 19 Paducah Invitational 19th Olney Relays 3rd Marion Invitational 12 th NEC 2nd NEW RECORDS AWARD WINNERS 3200 Meter Run.......... 12 49 24 Most Points Beth Marshall Becky Fitch Most Improved....... Lisa Budde 200 Meter Hurdles.......... 31.47 Most Valuable...... Janie Lagow Lisa Budde 100 Meter Hurdles.......... 15.92 Beth Marshall Hurdle Shuttle Relay....... 52.55 Lisa Budde Leah Carter Dannette Wiggins Beth Marshall Sprint Medley Relay 4 48 72 Paula Sobolewsky Laura Hester Janie Lagow Kim Marshall 3200 Meter Relay 11:1121 Becky Fitch Heather Waters Debbie Squibb Kim Marshall Distance Medley Relay 10:31.36 Jan Helm Lisa Budde Melanie Spence Becky Fitch Freshman Lisa Budde broke the 200 Meter Hurdle record with a time of 31 47. Girls' Track 33 Third Year Conference Champs Wildcats have good spirit as they take the field The Varsity Wildcat baseball team got off to a slow start in the '85 season. With only 1 returning senior, a little hard work, and team work, the Wildcats pulled themselves out of an almost no win situation into a 9 game-winning streak. Junior player Brad Hollenkamp contribut- ed to the fine season with 6 homeruns in one week. The Salem Cats went on to win the Conference Championship for the third year in a row and ended the season 13-9. Brad Hollenkamp and Rob Barton share team spirit 34 Baseball FIRST ROW Craig Liddle, Joe Meador, Rod Tucker. Kenton Homer. Tim Green. Brent Bertschi. and Tony Bryant SECOND ROW: Coach Stan Robert. Greg Garrett. Chuck Bowers. Brad Hollenkamp. Tracy Cheatum, Scott Higdon. Bob Barton. Scott Phillips, and Manager Brian Barton Kenton Homer safely steals a base Tracy Cheatum warms up before a game BASEBALL Salem Opponent 1 Greenville 6 0 Mater Dei 9 4 Carlyle 8 6 Effingham 7 5 Effingham 6 12 Flora 3 10 St Anthony 9 0 St Anthony 13 4 Manon 2 0 B'ville East 7 1 B'ville East 12 6 Vandalia 5 8 Sandoval 2 7 Odin 5 14 Beecher City 2 16 Odin 6 6 Manon 4 8 Mt Carmel 16 14 Mt Vernon 3 Conference Plav 4 Fairfield 1 10 Flora 2 6 Lawrenceville 5 Baseball 35 Cats Named Regional Champs FIRST ROW Jodi Mitchell. Dawn Jayne. Carla Jamison. Ria Woodruff. Mendy Shoemaker. Cyndi Stovall. Jina Combs, and Cindie Fry. SECOND ROW Coach Koehler. Cheryl Byars. Missy Smith. Kelly Childers. Beth Hicks. Stacey Bechdoldt. Paula Tucker. Pam Stovall. Nora Weber, and Patricia Smith SOFTBALL Salem Opponent 17 Lawrenceville 0 26 Flora 15 6 Mt Vernon 8 11 Mt Vernon 21 7 Okawville 1 3 Mater Dei 10 20 Lawrenceville 1 6 Wayne City 7 10 Fairfield 5 6 Vandalia 7 4 Mater Dei 8 6 Flora 11 9 Flora 8 14 Vandalia 0 15 Centralia 21 11 Mt Carmel 4 6 Benton 1 7 Mt. Vernon 6 0 Herrin 7 The 1985 softball team began the season with a new coach. Coach Jim Koehler, who formerly coached the Varsity Lady Cat Bas- ketball Team, took over coaching duties from Mary Riley. The team had nine returning players from the previous year. Coach Koehler named the victory over Mt. Vernon as the biggest win of the season when the Lady Cats were named Regional Champs. He felt the biggest disappointment was the loss to Flora in the N.E.C. Tournament Semi- Finals. The Lady Cats posted a season record of 9-10. 36 Softball Softball 37 TOP LEFT Mendy Shoemaker gets ready to fire the bail to the catcher TOP MIDDLE Right into Cindie 'a glove TOP RIGHT. Whose ball is it? LEFT: Mendy breathes a sigh of rehef as Jina Combs catches the ball Cats Struggle on the Court FIRST ROW David Russell SECOND ROW: Rick Wessling, Rob Albright THIRD ROW J. D. Graham. Rick Darnell. Mike Chitty FOURTH ROW: Chu Kwon Lee. Coach Bill Morgan, and Mike Roth. The Boys’ Tennis Team struggled last spring with a 6- 10 record. In the NEC they placed 5th. The Cats were 4th in the District standings. The Most Valuable Player was Chu Kwon Lee. Mike Chitty was named Most Im- proved. BOYS’ TENNIS Salem Opponent 4 Teutopolis 5 8 Vandalia 1 3 Flora 6 5 Breese Mater Dei 4 1 Centralia 8 6 Greenville 3 9 Flora Forfeit 3 Olney 6 4 Vandalia 5 3 Teutopolis 6 4 Greenville 5 2 Centralia 7 6 Car mi 3 5 Fairfield 4 Rick Darnell prepares for the next return. 38 Boys’ Tennis The music department involves students who wish to display and express their musical talent and ability. A well-known series of commercials is the musical Nestle s Crunch ads. We thought this was a good representa- tion for the music department. The bands and choirs are all excellent, award-winning groups. All of these organizations perform not only in competition, but for the public as well. Why don't you make an extra effort to attend some of their fine performances? Music 39 Music Makes Magic Salemaires FIRST ROW Michelle Davis, Cindy Fisher. Stephanie Strickland. Cindy Lagow. Tami Jones. Michele Henne SECOND ROW Susan Jett. Elida Pena. Teresa Wimberly. Lori Kuder. Tracy Smith. Lori Hodge. Deannette Crain. THIRD ROW. Vicki Bailey. Rene Bethard, Emily King. Cris Casner. Roma Littrell. V’ nessa Vertrees. Tracy Hays. Sherry' Hendrix. Jayma Branch. Tricia Engel, Jodi Mitchell Chormen FIRST ROW Mike Littrell. Joe Littrell, Scott Martin. Colin Teel, Brian Higgerson. Dave Leonard SECOND ROW Ron Spencer. Greg Fairchild. Jeff Williams. Brad Parrish, Joe Puffer. Brian Barton. Jerry Respondek 40 Choirs Chamber Singers FIRST ROW: Vanessa Vertrees. Emily King. Vicki Bailey. Cindy Lagow. Tami Jones. Michele Henne SECOND ROW Mike Littrell. Greg Fairchild. Jeff Williams. Joe Puffer. Scott Martin. Brian Barton. Colin Teel. Joe Littrell Concert Choir FIRST ROW Michelle Davis. Cindy Fisher. Stephanie Strickland. Cindy Lagow. Tami Jones. Michele Henne SECOND ROW Vicki Bailey. Rene Bethard. Emily King. Cris Casner. Roma Littrell. Vanessa Vertrees. Tracy Hays. Sherry Hendrix. Jayma Branch. Tricia Engel. Jodi Mitchell THIRD ROW Mike Littrell. Greg Fairchild. Ron Spencer. Jeff Williams. Joe Puffer. Brad Parrish. Dave Leonard. Jerry Respondek. Joe Littrell. Scott Martin. Brian Barton. Brian Higgerson. Colin Teel Choirs 41 Greg Fairchild gives it his All at the '85 Pop Revue CHORUS OFFICERS. Colin Teel - President Pro-Temp, Jeff Wilhams - President. Jayma Branch - Secretary-Librarian, and Cindy Lagow - Secretary The Chamber Singers present the '85 Pop Revue in the Band Room for the first time 42 Choir Colin Teel and Vicki Bailey express themselves well through music CHOIR IMEA PARTICIPANTS: Greg Fairchild. Colin Teel. Brian Higgeraon. Cindy Lagow, and Tricia Engel. BAND IMEA PARTICIPANTS Gregg Logue. Jayma Branch. Julie Albright, and Amy Bruce The four choirs at SCHS keep busy throughout the year. The Chormen con- sists of all males, while Salemaires is an all female choir. The Concert Choir is the largest group and is a mixed chorale. Chamber Singers is a smaller, auditioned group. The combined choirs presented a fall concert earher in the year. The choirs also combined forces this year to present the annual Madrigal Dinner. At publication time the choirs were preparing for several spring events. One special event is the issuance of the Wil- liam Jennings Bryan stamp. Of course, solo and ensemble contests are always a threat. The choirs will also present a spring concert. A favorite each year is the annual Pop Revue presented by the Cham- ber Singers. IMEA 43 Marching Cats Are Champs PERCUSSION FIRST ROW Tim Barnhart. Maryr Hawkins. Tammy Garrison, Cindy Weible. Susan Hill. SECOND ROW Beth Basham. Scott Martin. Lana Travis. Joey Luse. Jason Baity. Chandra Lowery’. Michelle Perry. Jill McGaughy DRUM MAJORS Jayma Branch. Angie Morris. Brad Skaggs FLUTES - FIRST ROW Wendy Graham. Lynn Dial. Kelly Rice. Carole Black. SECOND ROW Dana Jose. Linda Pape. Patricia Smith. Lisa Allison. Patricia Berry, Stephanie Forney FLUGELHORNS Bev Green. Kari Andrews. Amy Smith TRUMPETS ■ FIRST ROW Lora Smith. Steve B rise u so. Angie Burroughs. Kellie Smith. Sheila Jett. Rhonda Lynn Mount. Brian Henson SECOND ROW Jodi Daniels. Missy Smith. Ben Eilbes. Robert Hawkins. Wayne Kern, Vince Williams. Gregg Logue. Traci Willman SAXOPHONES - FIRST ROW Tina Livesay. Susan Jett. Tim Brant. Lisa Donoho SECOND ROW Ron Spencer. Julie Albright. Susan Tomasik. Richard Bazzetta. Rob Ervin. Michelle Tate CLARINETS FIRST ROW Jennifer Shook. Julie Chitty. Shen Duncan. Christie Puckett. Sherry Karrick. Sandy Monical. Lisa Williams SEC- OND ROW Stacey Maxey. Gina Propes. Amy Bruce. Diane Tomasik. Leslie Harmon. Nancy Hanks. Andrea Watts. Tammy Durham TUBAS Kevin Boldrey. Steve McKinzie. Richard McCleary TROMBONES Lisa Cannon. Bill Spradlin. Scott Hester. Steve Morton. Rob Barton. Don Foss. Mike Huff. Ke in Watson. Darren Pitts COLOR GUARD - FIRST ROW Toni Zeidler and Leslie Arnold (Co- Captains). SECOND ROW Nancy Durbin. Allison Shields. Brenda Brown. Sally Williams. Lisa Mulvany. Sherryr Garner. Beth Sands. Brenda Shafer. Rachel Bierman THIRD ROW Tracey Clifton. Tricia Engel. Deanna White. Kristin McCann. Rhonda Gail Mount. Liz Gamer. Lori Hodge. Robin Roberts. Susan Gordon. Jennifer Morton. Sherryr Spear. Pam Sullens Band Sections 45 Salem Marching Wildcats Pep Band FIRST ROW Jason Baity Richard McCleary. Kevin Boldrey. Amy Bruce. Shellie Nix. Diane Tomasik. Sherry Kamck. Stacy Maxey. Leslie Harmon. Usa Williams Jenny Shook Jayma Branch, and Patncia Smith SECOND ROW Michelle Tate. Rob Ervin. Juhe Albright. Tina Livesay. Rich Bazzetta. Susan Tomasik SuLn Jett. Tim Brant. Carole Black. Gina Propes. Sue Hill. Lisa Mulvany. and Kelly Rice THIRD ROW Bill Spradlin. Kevin Watson. Steve Morton. Rob Barton. Don Foss. Darren Pitts. Gregg Logue. Ben Eilbes. Sheila Jett. Steve Bnscuso. Rhonda L Mount. Missy Smith. Angie Burroughs. Brian Henson STUDENT DIRECTOR Brad Skaggs Pep Band 47 Band Has Challenging Year The SCHS Marching Wildcats had a challenging year, but they managed to come out successfully. One of the highlights of the season was the Metro East Marching Festival held in O'Fallon. They received 1st in the large school division and Grand Champion over all bands. In all, 11 trophies were won that day. At the Apple Festival in Murphys- boro, the Marching Wildcats received 2nd in parade and 3rd in the field competition. They hosted the annual Little Egypt Festival Band Competi- tion, which involved 30 bands. They brought home a 5th place in class A bands in the Illini Marching Festival held at the University of Illinois. Champaign, and a 12th place rating in Illinois State Marching Competition (although Mr. Hezlep still insists the performance was much better than that.) Our Marching Wildcats enter- tained the crowds at all the home football games and followed our team all through the playoffs. At publication time the band still had several events scheduled. The Spring concert is planned for March 20, 1986 The Band plans to compete in the state contest on March 1 and April 19. Of course the big project of the year is the annual Band Variety Show to be held March 25th and 26th. Organizations ars an important way for students and faculty to be with others with similar interests. They provide excitement for the school year, like the toy surprise in the bottom of your Cracker Jack box To continue the fine tradition established in the past, these clubs need interested members Perhaps you could find a new niche in life. Organizations 49 Students Achieve Success National Honor Society SEATED Brenda Kern. Leena Nanda. Becky Fitch. Vicki Bailey. Angie Schamhorst. Carole Black. Lisa Woodward. Cindy Lagow STANDING: Gary McConnaughhay. Jeff Williams. Chuck Criag. Roma Littrell. Mark Byars. Karen Higdon. Da id Wayman. Jodi Mitchell, Gary Denton. Chris Phillips. Greg Fairchild. Mike Pape. Brad Skaggs. NOT PICTURED: Susan Tomasik. Illinois State Scholars 50 Honors FIRST ROW Jodi Mitchell. Becky Fitch. Carole Black. Doss Collier. Leena Nanda SECOND ROW Greg Maxey. David Wayman. Chris Phillips. Chuck Craig. Bob Green THIRD ROW Brad Decker. Jim Hooten. Jeff Williams NOT PICTURED Kelly Johnson. Joel Luse. Brad Skaggs Scholastic Bowl Brent Stevens. C. J. Holthaus. Chns Hertel. Doug Roberts. Dsn Clifton. Don Roberts. Greg Maxey. Lars Henson. Richard McCleary Varsity JETS FIRST ROW David Way man. Leena Nanda. Karen Beavin. Jenny Shook, and Steve Cone SECOND ROW Jeff Eells. Julie Albright, and Barry Gibson. THIRD ROW Don Roberts. Andy Vaewhongs. Greg Maxey. and Chris Phillips JV JETS FIRST ROW Stacey Sarver. Jill McGaughy. Jayma Branch. April Bray. Janice Donoho SECOND ROW C. J Holthaus. Mary Ann Maxey. Rita Nanda THIRD ROW Michael Vaewhongs. Brent Stevens. Doug Roberts. Kevin Helm. Chris Matoush. Richard McCleary Honors 51 Council Takes Control Steve Miller. Michele Perry. Bryan Hood. Denise Kavanaugh. Tim Green. Me lane Snyder. Mrs. Baldridge. Kim Doherty. Phil Skaggs. Steve McKinzie, Jason Branch. Julie Luse. Tricia Anderson. Joey Luse. Becky Zinser. Tommy Tomes. Lori Hughes. Michele Hunzicker. Joe Meador. Liz Niemann. Not Pictured Tim Barnhart. Dave Wayman, and Jeff Eells. OFFICERS: SteveMcKinzie - Treasurer. Becky Zin- ser - Secretary. Steve Miller - President. Joey Luse - Vice President Not Pictured: Dave Wayman - Parliamentarian 52 Student Council Come on. Tim. I’m not THAT food-looking! exclaims Steve McKinzie Everybody helped load the cans collected in the canned food drive at Christmas Tim Barnhart and Denise Kavanaugh helped deliver the annual Christmas cards dunng 3rd hour The Student Council is a group of students elected to help express the opinions and views of then- peers. There are 3 freshmen, 4 sophomores, 6 juniors, and 8 seniors on council. The advisor again this year is Mrs. Baldridge. According to Mrs. Baldridge this has been the best and most successful year for the council since she has been advisor. In October prior to the home- coming game they sponsored homecoming week. Then the Saturday following the game, they spon- sored the annual Homecoming Dance with approxi- mately 400 attending. Also, the canned food drive was a success again Mrs. Baldridge's first hour Psycholo- gy Class won. A total of 1,359 cans were donated to the Food Pantry. At the time of this writing, plans were being made for the Valentine Dance to be held on February 1 For the second year a king and queen will be crowned The Dance Marathon is also being planned Mrs. Bal- dridge is expecting and hoping for the best marathon ever. 53 FFA Keeps Busy FIRST ROW: Kurt Beer. Alan Purcell. Mark Roberts. Darren Wolff. Jim Hooten. Larry Snow. Dan Halfacre. Jim Hawn. Chris Sauter. Joey Daughtery. Mike Hawn. Tracy Hooten. Larry Boughers. and Howard Phillips SECOND ROW Mr Marks. Darren Bunton, Robbie McLain. Scott Hester. Travis Sill. Josh Sisney. Derek Purcell. David Applegate. Ten Baxter. Shelly Baker. Tracey Hunter. Katrina Rose. Melinda Eddings. Christine Nolte. Sherry Spear. Cindy Clifton. Julie Waggoner. Robert McQuaid. and Mr Cone. THIRD ROW: Lana Hays. Terry Archer. Danny Pickett. Ron Fatheree. Kevin Helm. Scott Woodward. David Burroughs. Mark Meador. Kent Donoho. Chris Matoush. Jeff Austin. Jason Schuette. Doug Quandt. Chad McGee, and Tom Graham. FOURTH ROW Jeff Molenhour. Dave Meador. Jim Tate. Gary McConnaughhay. Melissa Conrad. Leon Hilmes. Rick Bullard. Bobby Oiler. Mitch McMeen. Dale Clinton. Dwight Yates. Sam Casner. Bill Shelby. Bruce Green. Darren Steele. Wayne Woodward. Darren Spear. Brent Holzhauser. Cameron Powell The 1985-85 Salem FFA is 87 members strong. FFA is for students who are interested in agriculture and agriculture careers and who are en- rolled in ag classes. The Chapter participates in vari- ous activities and contests through- out the year. During National FFA week, the blue and gold jackets are a familiar sight around the school. A barnyard zoo is sponsored by the chapter. Students visit it during study halls and lunch. Animals of all types are included. The chapter is quite successful at judging contests. There are several plaques to prove this. FFA OFFICERS Mitch Petrea ■ Historian. Shelly Baker ■ Chaplain. Dwight Yates - Sentinal. Jim Hooten - President. Gary’ McConnaughhay - Secretary. Chris Barter - Reporter. Kent Donoho - Parliamentarian NOT PICTURED: Brad Hester - Vice President. Kurt Beer ■ Treasurer. 54 FFA PARLIAMENTARY TEAM: Kurt Beer. Shelley Baker. Kevin Helm. Steven Cone. Kent Donoho. and student teacher Randy Meyer GRAIN JUDGING TEAM Gary McConnaughhay. Mitch Petrea, and Kent Donoho FFA 55 The ag department served a delicious meal for ag students and faculty Mrs. Teel. Mr Bryant. Mrs Travelstead and Mrs. As usual. Mrs. Hawley tells Mr Hughes and Dr Raver how it really is. Crow enjoy the meal and the fellowship. Mrs Tinsley spends the special mealtime with a former Mr. Cerny chows down on the delicious barbecue, student. Leah Carter 56 FFA Individuals Shine at Meets FIRST ROW: Missy Ashley. Mary Ann Maxey, Julie Chitty. Jayma Branch. Kelly Johnson. Emiley Morris SECOND ROW Stephanie Strickland. Leena Nanda. Greg Fairchild. JelT Williams, Michael Pape. Gary Denton THIRD ROW Kevin Helm. Joe Littrell. Brian Hosey. Emily King, Mr Middleton, Jeff Anspach. Glenn Phillips, and Colin Teel. This year the speech and drama team competed in four Southern Illi- nois meets. Meets consisted of 13 competition events ranging from radio to dramatic duet acting. Not having a large team with sufficient depth, Sa- lem High School did not place at any meet. The team did, however, win sever- al individual awards. Jeff Williams, a newcomer to speech and drama, and Mike Pape placed 3rd at Benton with a humorous duet cutting from the fall play The Star Spangled Oirl. Jayma Branch and Jeff Williams placed 6th at Mt. Vernon, also with a cutting from the fall play. Leena Nanda, a veteran speech team member, placed 4th and 5th in verse reading at Mt. Vernon and Kaskaskia respectively. The speech team was sponsored by Mr. Middleton with help from Mrs. Kagy, Mr. Guthrie and Mr. Price. All students on the team learned a great deal from the experiences in compet- ing. Mrs Ksigy takes out her frustrations on poor Mike Pape Jenny Weeks and Greg Fairchild performed a cutting from You Can't Taka It With You for the open house in October Speech and Drama Team 57 Small Sta££ Produces Big Results Work on the 86 SALEMARION began last spring by collecting the sports statistics, pictures, and information from all the spring activities. During the summer approximately $6,000 worth of ads were sold by staff members. For the first time this year there were staff meetings every Monday night. This was due to conflict in schedules At the time of this writing, the February deadline was looming ahead. Plans of relaxation were being looked forward to and a trip to Six Flags was being planned. The dreaded question, “When are the yearbooks coming? was already being asked. FIRST ROW: Jeff Easley. Dee Dee Zeiss, Jennifer Shook, Christine Guinn. Dawn Jayne. Christy Pelan SECOND ROW: Tricia Engel. Roberta Williams, Loleta Kunstman. Leslie Harmon. Trudy Malkey Not pictured Miss Frankland and Jody Jones. TOP LEFT Don’t cry Trudy. The typewriter really didn't mean it. Ev- erything will be okay TOP MIDDLE: Being on the yearbook staff makes your mind a little demented TOP RIGHT Christy and Leslie give us the impression that Trudy isn ’t as inno- cent as she portrays RIGHT: Roberta and Dawn entertained themselves by coloring at the Christmas party FAR RIGHT You can tell that Christy doesn't use Pert to control the fly- a ways 58 SALEMARION � h n THOUGHTWELL Publishes Works FIRST ROW Dawn Donahue, Theresa Bass. LuAnn Clark. Colin Teel SECOND ROW: Leslie Arnold. Tricia Engel. Mary Ann Maxey. Mrs Teel. Joe Littrell. Leena Nanda. THIRD ROW: Christina Nolte. Penny Purdue. Lee Ann Kern. Emiley Morris. Jayanthi Suppiah. Dana Jose. Pamela Sullens, Kelly Johnson The THOUGHTWELL is a published book of poetry and short stories written by SCHS stu- dents. The advisor for the publication is Mrs. Teel. Interested students apply to be on the staff. The chief money maker for the THOUGHT- WELL is the button making machine. Another project is the Poetry contest, which at the time of this writing was being judged. This year, for the second year, the staff is again putting the THOUGHTWELL together at the school rather than sending it away to be published. ABOVE LEFT Pamela Sullens presents Mrs Teel with Ten Better Ways To Stop Chewing Your Nails ABOVE RIGHT: Staff members met frequently alter school to work on the button project to make money LEFT Leena and Jayanthi color Garfield for the button project THOUGHTWELL 59 Staff Improves Paper The 1985-86 BROADCASTER staff had fifteen members including freshmen through seniors. The staff got into the Christmas spirit by sponsoring a locker decorating contest. Prizes were given to Rene Bethard, Cindy Jones, Beth Mar- shall, and Darrid Morris, the BROAD- CASTER had a float in the Little Egypt festival for the first time. It turned out great for the staff because they received first place in the clubs division. The newspaper changed several dif- ferent things this year. The staff gained experience in writing stories by learning new techniques. They were more orga- nized this year and profited by this. The staff redesigned the nameplate and changed the format of the paper. For the Christmas edition the staff used colored paper for the student ads and stories. The journalism class also helped the staff this year by providing stories for the paper. At pubhcation time the BROADCASTER had plans to pubhsh six issues. FIRST ROW Tim Green, Pamela Sullens. April Dawn Bray, Eric Waters, Tim Thrash, and Michael Pape SECOND ROW: Emily King. Wayne Kern, Gary Denton. Kevin Branson, and Joe Littrell. THIRD ROW: Mr. Guthrie, Lula Beasley. Rich Bazzetta, Michelle Perry, and Tricia Engel ABOVE LEFT Kelly Clayton, Jeff Anspach, and Gary Denton along with other students interested in journal- ism attended a workshop in October ABOVE RIGHT: BROADCASTER members demonstrate how hard they really work RIGHT and FAR RIGHT: Two winners of the contest were Rene Bethard and Cindy Jones 60 Broadcaster Students Learn Broadcasting Tim Green. Gary Denton. Michele Henne, Rob Ervin. Emily King. Wayne Kern and Mr Guthrie The Radio Club consists of about seven students who have an interest in broadcasting The students write their own scripts on events that hap- pen during the week at school. The shows are taped at WJBD on Friday and aired on Saturday afternoons. Through this club many students have gotten jobs at the radio station. Mr. Guthrie is the sponsor for the club. Mr Guthrie helps Gary Denton prepare his script for the Saturday afternoon airing Radio Club 61 Hi-Tri Expands Hi-Tri is open to all girls at SCHS. It is the only all girl club. The sponsor is Mrs. Forehand. This year the group was composed of 45 girls. As tradition has it, the Hi-Tri sponsored the annual Christmas Dance. Also, throughout the year they had fundraisers, like bake sales, to help pay for their spring trip. FIRST ROW Mrs. Forehand. Fawn Meyer, Julie Chitty, Angie Webster. Dana Hinck, Amy Smith, Amy Albert. SECOND ROW Teresa Wimberly, Tina Turpin, Cindy Fisher, Sherry Garner. Tami Jones. Angie Gordon. Cheri Halfacre. THIRD ROW Vickie Morris (Secretary). Emiley Morris. Tracy Hays (Vice-President), Jayma Branch. Michele Hunzicker. Beth Marshall (President). FOURTH ROW Kelly Clayton. Lori Hughes. Michelle Perry. Amy Beckham. Sandy Meirink. Patricia Berry FIFTH ROW. Jayanthi Suppiah. Geri Stevenson. Stephanie Forney. Kendra Troutman, Gina Malkey. Trisha Smith. SIXTH ROW Andrea Carr. Nancy Hanks. Karin Hillard. Chandra Lowry. Ginger Daniels. Rosalind Rogers. Rossi in d Mabrey (Reporter). SEVENTH ROW Missy Blackman. Dana Jose. Kristen Qualls. Tammy Dye. Stephanie Arndt. Cindy Jones. Michelle Tusinski. “The face of frustration” Kara Little. Pat Wyman, and Tracy Hays sample the refreshments brought by Hi-Tri. 62 Hi-Tri S Club In Fifth Year FIRST ROW Stacy Bechdoldt. Laurie Vlahovich SECOND ROW Melanie Spence. Bonnie McLeod. Danette Wiggins. Lisa Budde. Dawn Jayne. Jodi Mitchell THIRD ROW Mike Alvis, Mike Berger. Chuck Craig. Barry Gibson. Dave Wayman. Brett Donoho. Tim Green FOURTH ROW Chris Phillips. Tom Frazee S Club is Bn organization for people that are in the SCHS sports program. The only requirement is to have at least one varsity letter. Mr. Cavaletto serves as the spon- sor. Plans are being made for a summer activity. At publication time fundraising projects were being discussed. The officers of S Club are Chris Phillips (Vice Everyone learns from the wisdom of Mr Cavaletto President). Melanie Spence (Treasurer). Mike Berger (President). S Club 63 Students Show Concern The Salem Students Against Driving Drunk group is a division of the I Care group which was formed last spring by parents and interested community leaders. Letters were sent to every parent and student in the school, hoping to arouse a large turnout. The main hope for this group is to try to stop drinking and driving among students which will carry on to the adults. The new group seems to have caught the attention of many students and parents alike. The membership is always open. SSADD officers Jill McGuaghy (public relations). Dan Van Horn (vicepresident), and Jack Beeson (president) sort through pamphlets and pins that have just arrived Students vote for the officers who will speak for the group Ms Luse is the faculty sponsor for the Salem organization. 64 SSADD Christian Club Formed FIRST ROW Michele Green. Emiley Morris. Sully Beckman, Tina Live say. Pamela Sullens. Scott Conner. Lee Anne Kern. SECOND ROW Stephen Potts. Becky Wachholz. Scott Martin. Julie Chitty. Beverly Green. Cindy Clifton. Kathy Alvis. THIRD ROW Rosalind Rogers. Stephanie Forney, Lorena Woodward. Jennifer Stephens. Ginger Daniels. Deanna White. Beth Sands FOURTH ROW Rosslind Mabrey. Denise Kavanaugh, Kristen Hood. Denise Rankin. Mike Berger. John Schwegler. Dale Jones FIFTH ROW Andrea Carr. Melane Snyder. Tiffany Graham. Teresa Rainey. Rhonda G. Mount. Sherry Gamer. SIXTH ROW. Dr. Raver and Mr. Price. The Christian Club is a new group this year composed of students who want to share interests in Christ with fellow students. The club has students of all classes alike sharing and caring for each other The meetings are held out of school time, usually at a pizza place. The sponsors this year are Mr. Price and Dr. Raver. Sherry Gamer is stopped in mid sentence Christian Club 65 Peers Lend a Hand Peer helpers is a group of stu- dents who have been trained to tutor, listen, and communicate. They spend 20 hours in training■ and help all the people they can. Peer helpers can help people with classes, personal problems, getting ac- quainted, and training other peer helpers. If you need a peer helper you can contact Mrs. Stuart, your teach- er, or a peer helper individually. They are honest and understanding people. FIRST ROW: Cindy Fisher. Brian Wilkins. Lori Cantrell, Davette Blankenship, Dawn Jayne. Roma Littrell, Lisa Donoho. SECOND ROW: Scott Copple. Jayma Branch. Jennifer Shook. Trudy Malkey. Leslie Harmon. Laura Petersen. Mary Ann Maxey THIRD ROW DeeDee Zeiss, Becky Stone. Amy Jo Lowry. Tina Livesay. Sally Beckman. Susan Hill. Lee Ann Kern. FOURTH ROW Penny Purdue. Shawn Donoho. Emily King. Tracy Hays. Jill Russell. Pamela Sullens. Beth Sands FIFTH ROW Lis White. Cindy Lagow, Rosslind Mabrey. Stephanie Forney, Steve Briscuso, Julie Albright. Jill McGaughy. Kristy Minton. Jan Stuart (sponsor). SIXTH ROW Kristin Qualls. Andrea Carr. Tom Morris SEVENTH ROW Dawn Donohue, Emiley Morris, Darrid Morris. Jeff Anspach, Joe Littrell, Marie Reynolds, and Dana Jose. 66 Peer Helpers Davette Blankenship helps someone with one Mrs Worlow frequently assists with the peer of their classes helpers, too. Media Center and A.V. Check Out The Media Center Club is organized with students who work at the check out desk and work for Mrs. Horn in the audio visual room. There are 9 members in the Media Center Club. The students who work for the media center are very helpful and do a lot of work. They are always there to help when you need them. FIRST ROW Linda Pape. Emily King. Michele Henne. Michael Pape. Lara Lasater. LoriKuder SECOND ROW Mrs Horn. Jeff Easley. Wayne Kern. Cary Denton. Mrs Guymon. Mr Guthrie. Mrs. Guymon keeps the media center humming Gary Denton searches the teacher file to complete a check out. Jeff Easley prepares to check out a book for someone Media Center Club 67 Aides Receive Experience The Nurse's Aide program is now in its sixteenth year of helping to prepare girls to become nurses. They receive two high school credits for being enrolled in this program. After it is completed they are eligible to be employed as nurse's aides. They get their work experience at Salem Hospital or one of the nursing homes. FIRST ROW S ndy Birth and Michele Green SECOND ROW Cathy Snow and Tammy Crawford THIRD ROW Mrs. Travelstead and Sandy Krutsinger ABOVE LEFT: Sandy Krutsmger listens for Michele Green's blood pressure. ABOVE RIGHT: Cathy Snow and Sandy Birth practice on Annie. RIGHT Mrs Travelstead effectively demonstrates for her students. 68 Nurse's Aides Students Provide Service Juniors and Seniors in the General Studies program receive credit for work experience. Under the supervision of Mrs. Phillips, students are placed at work sta- tions in the schools and in the community. A prerequisite for work is to be enrolled in the Vocational Education class. This year a new station was added Mrs. Ca valet to supervises the SCHS Shirt Shop which provides t-shirts, sweatshirts, and hats to school groups for a minimal fee. FIRST ROW Bobby Goostree SECOND ROW Carol Modesty. Lisa Berry. Randy Ray. David Murphy. Sandy Krutsinger. Debbie Chandler, and Walter Curry ABOVE LEFT Mike Sills. Lonny Silvey, and Debbie Chandler work in the shirt shop together ABOVE MIDDLE Bobby Goostree sells Mr Cavaletto his favorite ice cream bar ABOVE RIGHT Angie Hartzell washes dishes in the cafeteria every day LEFT David Murphy rinses the trays off to ready them for the washer General Studies Program 69 Child Care Experience Provided The child care program at SCHS, under the supervision of Mrs. Tinsley, consists of three years of study. The sophomores are introduced to the prin- ciples and processes of child develop- ment. Experiences are gained by work- ing with young children in the child care playschool. On the junior level the students have the opportunity to apply their learnings through participation in lab. They also observe children and plan activities. The third level is designed to pro- vide actual training in working with children. These students work in the Salem area schools as aides. Child care students and their young charges prepare to watch a filmstrip ABOVE LEFT Gayla Marshall and Lori Kuder soon discover that their children. Nathaniel Hahn and Chris Lyday. love to be hugged ABOVE RIGHT Matt Stanford. Nga Ma. Genny Monical. Kory Smith. Tracy Smith. Angela Woodward. Aaron Millville. Chris Holsapple. Monica Carroll. Natalie Smith and Jackie Dunn prepare to watch the filmstrip Belt Woman RIGHT Lori Grzegorek and Barb Tate watch after their little people. Joey Bales and Casie Bergman 70 Child Care The events that take place throughout the year play an important part in students' lives. They remain in our memories for years to come. Remember that special Kiss? Everyone looks forward to the Joy of Prom. There's always Frost on the ground at Madrigal Dinner time. Everyone should try to be a little more appreciative of the people who work so hard to provide these special times. Events 71 Homecoming Is Fun £or Everyone The annual Homecoming festivities were actively followed through this year by faculty and students. The week started with Monday being hat and sun- glasses day. Tuesday was clash day. Wednesday was Bahama Tacky Tourist day. Thursday was Nerd day. The traditional Red and Green day wrapped up the week on Friday. The customary snake dance and bonfire were again held on Thursday. Groups and fans all gathered around to cheer on the Wildcats. Starting the fire were the three co- captains of the Varsity Football team: Andy Garden. Mark Byars, and Dave Meador. Speeches were given by Mr. Lewis and Mr. Cavaletto. During the week, while teachers and students alike dressed up. people who saw a few of the wild outfits thought that Old Salem High was going downhill------- FAST! One of the questions which many are still pondering about is, Who had more fun. the teachers or the stu- dents? The scoreboard tells it all UPPER LEFT Students watch the raging bonfire which helps to spark school spirit UPPER RIGHT The football team rode to the bonfire on the truck provided by Garden Drilling BOTTOM LEFT Mrs Piper displays her 7g school spirit on hat day BOTTOM MIDDLE Tacky Leslie Harmon dressed for tourist day BOTTOM RIGHT: How do you write a caption for a pair of brothers being themselves on nerd day? Dance Is Successful The Queen and her court reigned over the dance. Toni Zeidler was Homecoming Queen for the traditional Homecoming Dance. The Dance was held September28,1985 in the new gym at 8:00 p.m. It was attended by approximately 400 people The Student Council decorated the gym in silver, burgandy and white. Refreshments were served by Council members. Music for the evening was provided by the Sound and Light Show UPPER LEFT: Gayla Jones, Karen Byars, Liz Niemann, and Kristi Beeson chat at the dance UPPER RIGHT: The attendants and candidates join the Queen s Dance FAR LEFT: Jason finds it is terribly bonng to be in charge of the front gate LEFT Lori Hughes serves refreshments to the thirsty dancers Homecoming Dance 73 1985 Homecoming Memories 1985 Homecoming Court. Senior Candidate Denise Rankin, escorted by Kenton Horner. Senior Candidate Lora Smith, escorted by Phil Skaggs. Retiring Queen Jill Gardner, escorted by Greg Eells. Queen Toni Zeidler. escorted by Brad Hollenkamp. Junior Attendant Michele Hunzicker. escorted by Joe Meador. Sophomore Attendant Liz Niemann, escorted by Craig Morton. Freshman Attendant Kristi Beeson, escorted by Clark Heavener Queen Toni Zeidler. escorted by Brad Hollenkamp Senior Attendant Denise Rankin, escorted by Kenton Horner. 74 Homecoming Court Sophomore Attendant Liz Niemann, escorted by Craig Morton Freshman Attendant Knsti Beeson, escorted by Clark Heavener Homecoming Court 75 Showcats Come Through Again The obsessed Norman Cornell hangs on to every word of Miss Sophie Rauschmeyer, while the dubious Andrew Hobart tries to make sense of it all. On October 31 and November 1, 1985, the Showcats presented Neil Simon’s 4’Star-Spangled Girl” for the public. The performances, under the direction of Mr. Chuck Middleton, were held in the cafeteria and considered another success. Kelly Johnson played the lead, Sophie Rauschmeyer, oppo- site Mike Pape as Norman Cornell and Jeff Williams as Andrew Hobart on the first night, while Jayma Branch starred in the second performance. Auditions were held last spring and practice continued throughout the summer. The crew and cast members rehearsed an average of six hours a week to turn out another fine performance. 76 Fall Play Production Crew Director Chuck Middleton Student Director Glenn Phillips Technical Assistant Gary Denton Tickets Jeff Anspach Programs Kevin Helm Steven Cone Publicity Greg Fairchild Joe Littrell Make Up Connie Schroeder Set Paul Arnold Steven Cone Gary Denton Kevin Helm Chuck Middleton Mike Pape Jeff Williams Props Cindy Fisher Laurie Vlahovich Glenn Phillips Gary Denton ABOVE LEFT: Who would ever have thought that Andrew and Norman would be arguing because of a girl? ABOVE? Nobody told Glenn Philhps that being student director meant all this! LEFT Sophie strikes a bargain with Andrew Fall Play 77 Lord o£ Revels Visits Again December 13th. 1985, marked the date of the 14th annual Madrigal Dinner. The dinner, entitled “Home for the Holidays, was pro- duced by the SCHS choral department under the direction of Mr. Mike Register. Mr. Chuck Middleton played the part of Master of the Revels for the second year in a row as well as serving as drama coach. The Chamber Singers opened the dinner by singing the “Wassail Song. The tradition- al Boar’s Head Carol, “Notre Pere , and ‘ ‘FlamingPudding Carol' ’ were also sung. The guests enjoyed a delicious roast beef meal with all the trimmings. The Master of the Revels introduced a child, Jason Guthrie, to the marvels and traditions of Christmas. Virginia O'Hanlan and the Editor were portrayed by Erika Register and Mike Pape. Jayma Branch was a charming William who told about Christmas time through the eyes of a mischievous little boy. The choirs and several soloists helped the Master tell the story of Christmas through song. Sally Beckman sang “White Christ- mas followed by Vanessa Vertrees' “I'll be Home for Christmas. Other soloists were Colin Teel (“Christmas is a Feeling in Your Heart ), Greg Fairchild (“The Secret of Christmas ), Brian Higgerson ( The Christ- mas Song ), Vickie Bailey (“Blue Christ- mas ), Emily King (“Home for the Hob- days ), and Joe Puffer (“The Birthday of a King ). A special vocal number was “Some Children See Him performed by the 1984-85 Outstanding Senior Vocalist, Ginny McAr- thur. Two highlights of the evening were the Concert Choir performances of “The Twelve Days of Christmas and a special rendition of “Twas the Night Before Christmas. THE CHAMBER SINGERS - FIRST ROW Sally Beckman. Vickie Bailey, Vanessa Vertrees. SECOND ROW: Scott Martin. THIRD ROW: Cindy Lagow, Brian Barton, Colin Teel. Michele Henne FOURTH ROW Joe Littrell, Greg Fairchild, Gayla Marshall FIFTH RO W: Emily King, Mike Littrell. Jeff Williams. Joe Puffer, and Tami Jones. The Concert Choir donned their pajamas and robes to perform Twas the Night Before Christmas 78 Madrigal Dinner UPPER LEFT: Members of the choirs serv e the flaming pudding to the guests UPPER RIGHT The Master of the Revels. Mr Middleton, serves as Master of Ceremonies for the evening's festivities. MIDDLE LEFT Bobby Goosetree proudly displays the partridge in the pear tree for EVERY verse MIDDLE RIGHT The Cham- ber Singers take a break in the band room while the guests are busy with the delicious dinner LEFT The ten lords a leaping really get into their part Madrigal Dinner 79 Hi Tri Provides “A Christmas to Remember” On December 7, 1985, 275 people attend- ed the annual Christmas Dance sponsored by the Hi Tri. The theme this year was A Christmas to Remember. The dance began at 8:00pm in the cafeteria, which was decorated by the Hi Tri members. The Student Council provided the music. This year a special guest, Santa Claus, made an appearance. Santa handed out gifts. Three cassettes were given as door prizes. Refreshments, punch, and candy canes were donated and served by the Hi Tri members. Young couples take full advantage of the opportunity to dance TOP Slow dances were a favorite as couples epjoyed the romantic Christmas mood BOTTOM The student council pro- vided a variety of music for the evening 80 Christmas Dance Sweethearts Celebrate Together Denise Kavanaugh. Mark Byars. Queen Liz Garner. King Brad Hollenkamp. Denise Rankin, and Lyndon Heard line up for the coronation Approximately 300 people attended the Valentine Dance on February 1, 1986 The Dance, which was held in the new gym. was sponsored by the Student Council. For the second year in a row a king and queen were crowned. Candidates who were chosen by their peers were Denise Rankin, Liz Garner, Denise Kavanaugh, Brad Hollen- kamp. Mark Byars, and Lyndon Heard. Liz Garner and Brad Hollenkamp won the titles. Music for the dance was sponsored by Southern Illinois Sound and Lights. Another feature was couples photos taken by Steve Rippy. One hundred couples took advantage of this offer. TOP: Tommy Tomes. Kenton Horner and Craig Morton wait to be served by Lora Smith BOTTOM: Dances provide a time to meet new friends too TOP Steve Miller instructs the candidates as they line up at the door. BOTTOM: Couples Tim Green. Tammy Durham. Steve Bazzetta. and Becky Zinser enjoy a slow dance. Valentine Dance 81 Marathon “Kids Wanna Rock” The 1985 Dance Marathon, held March 22 and 23, started off with a bang. The theme chosen by the Student Council was Kids Wanna Rock. There were 109 dancers at the beginning of the marathon. The following students participated the full 30 hours: Amy Beckham Lori Hughes Jill McGaughy Kellie Smith Becky Stone Kelly Cates Tonya Decker Belinda Rogers Tim Brant Cindie Fry Michelle Perry Sherry Garner Sandy Meirink Dale Jones Keri Brooks Mindie Fry Amy Keleher Cindy Jones Tami Jones Howard Phillips Missy Ashley Karin Hillard Cyndi Stovall Ivan Barnett Cindy Weible Tammy Garrison Lori Marks Michele Hunzicker Jenny Sherman Amy Chitwood Cris Casner Jody Jones Robin Roberts Richard Bazzetta Deanna Crane Carrie Fitch Tammy Neff Pamela Sullens Lana Nix Tim Green Mike Berger One of the added highlights was the first lip-sync contest. There were 8 participants. Sandy Meirink won with the Go-Gos' We Got the Beat. The most spirited dancers were Leah Carter, Sandy Meirink, Tammy Neff, Stephanie Rees. Dale Jones, Tonya Decker, Amy Keleher, Michelle Perry, Cindie Fry, and Lori Marks. The dancers broke their goal of $10,000 by raising $11,007.80. Who were the real winners?Both those who participated and those who will benefit by the donations are winners. Mrs. Baldridge and the Student Council would like to thank all who helped with the Dance Marathon '85. TOP: One hundred nine students began in the 1985 marathon MIDDLE: Steve Miller tries to steal a number, but the alert Mrs Baldridge catches him BOTTOM Hey, hey. we're the Monkees! 82 Dance Marathon LEFT Shannon Doherty. Sarah Tate, and Me lane Snyder weren't quite prepared for our photographer MIDDLE LEFT Danette Wiggins demonstrates that thirty hours of dancing can drive you to hysterics. MIDDLE RIGHT: Dancers must find various way to entertain them- selves for 30 hours. BOTTOM LEFT Les Harmon tips her hat to the photographer. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mindie Fry replies with her usual Oh. my gosh! 83 No Fools in Production o£ “Fools” Drama returned to SCHS after an eight year absence with the production of “Fools” on March 15 and 16, 1985 The “comic fable”, written by Neil Simon, was performed at 8 pm in the school cafeteria both nights. The play was also performed for SCHS students during study halls earlier in the week. The tiny Russian village of Kulyenchikov, ac- cording to Simon's fable, has been under a curse of stupidity for200years. The curse can be lifted if Leon, the schoolmaster, can educate the townspeople in 24 hours or if the heroine, Sophia, marries Count Gregor. Of course the outcome is inevitable, but the SCHS students provided a delightful performance to reach it. In order to allow more students to be involved in the production, several roles were played by one person on Friday and another on Saturday. Slovitch was performed by Colin Teel on Friday and Glenn Phillips on Saturday. Lenya was played by Emily King and Annemieke Henson. Ginny McArthur and Kelly Johnson share the role of Sophia. Three other major roles were Mike Pape as Leon the schoolteacher, Jeff Williams as Count Gregor, and Greg Fairchild as Doctor Zubritsky. Student director Laurie Vlahovich discusses costuming with the director. Mr Middleton TOP. Keri Brooks, the sheepherder. doesn't understand the school- teacher because of the curse of stupidity MIDDLE: Count Gregor. Jeff 84 Fools ” Williams, is about to be conned into adopting the schoolteacher. Mike Pape BOTTOM Leon finally comes down” to visit Sophia secretly. Director Cast mad Craw Stage Manager Student Director Leon, the schoolteacher Snetsky. the sheepherder Magistrate Slovitch. the butcher.......... Yenchna. the vendor............. Marushka. the post mistress Doctor Zubritsky Lenya. the doctor’s wife Sophia, the daughter Count Gregor Costumes.......... Tickets Publicity Set Props Lights.............. Make Up Programs Program Cover Design Mr Charles Middle- ton Laurie Vlahovich Mike Page Keri Brooks Shawn Donoho (F) Colin Teel (S) Glenn Phillips Pam Sullens Jayma Branch Greg Fanchild (F) Emily King (S) Annemieke Hen- son (F) Ginny McArthur (S) Kelly Johnson Jeff Williams Ms Becky Forehand Ms Lael Horn Ginny McArthur Angie Scharnhorst Monica Broom Laurie Vlahovich Ms Jan Luse Kelly Minton Tracy Hays Diane Pate Doss Collier Lori Hughes Ms Lael Horn Tammy Durham Mr Ken Brewer Advanced Art Class Mr Paul Arnold Kerry Wallace Steve Miller Mr Ken Brewer Kelly Clayton Ruth Armstrong Laurie Vlahovich Mr Lowell Phelps Mr John Ray mer Mary Kay Cosmetics Leena Nanda Beth Hawn TOP. The townspeople carefully follow the Count’s every command MIDDLE: It looks like Sophia will be marrying the Count after all BOTTOM The confused townspeople are astounded at Leon's loss of intelligence Ginny McArthur and Jayma Branch take a moment between scenes to pose “Fools” 85 Students Exhibit Talent in ’85 The 36th Annual Band Variety Show was held on April 26th and 27th, 1985. in the gymnasium. The show was composed of approximately 25-30 acts. The acts were auditioned by Mr. Hezlep. Mr. Register, and Mr. Middleton. The EmCees for the '85 show were Miss Becky Black and Miss Connie Loomis. The Chamber Singers are a traditional part of the Variety Show Mr Hezlep presents the Kohrig Award to a proud Steven Jett Amy Davis received the coveted John Philip Sousa Award 86 Variety Show TOP LEFT: Com Pone was one of the many fillers used throughout the evening to ensure a smooth running show TOP MIDDLE Richard Bazzetta hams up his interpretation of Prince. TOP RIGHT. Sally Beckman sings “I Love a Lovely Day. LEFT: The Dixieland Band gave a rousing performance of Basin Street Blues and “The Saints Go Marching In. BOTTOM Becky Black performs a dance routine for the audience. Variety Show 87 Class o£ ’86 Invades Washington The annual trip to Washing- ton. DC. was slightly changed from the past. Time was saved by stopping in Williamsburg. Virginia before going on to Washington. The tourists were divided into two groups and toured all around Williamsburg. Wil- liamsburg is a small town which has been reconstructed to resemble the colonial days. There they learned the thrash- ing of wheat, making of candles, and other educational experiences. After all of those activities and shopping around, many of the group took advantage of the indoor pool which had been calling to them. Packing their bags they were off to the Big City of Washington. D C. There they toured the Air and Space Building. Ford's Theater, and the monuments in a memora- ble night tour. After touring, the group waited for the bus to be fixed for the second time so that they could get their lug- gage and some sleep. The next morning the trav- elers started out fresh, vigor- ous. and alive. The day includ- ed touring the Capitol and White House, listening to Mike Pape trying to get a letter to President Reagan, and visit- ing George Washington ’s home. The tired travelers showered their weary little bodies (some in hot water, some in cold) just to go out to eat and shop. Memorable experiences were had by all. Finally they made it back. Pizzas were ordered by many, while others helped them “chow down. ’’ Others called home to send love and settle the fears of their parents. FIRST ROW Tracy Hancock. Roma Littrell. Kelly Johnson, Vanessa Vertrees. Jodi Daniels. Angie Morris. Tiffany Graham. Tricia Engel. Marti Niemann. Mindy Fry. Toni Zeidler. Jodi Jones. Becky Fitch. Leena Nanda. Lora Smith, and Carole Black SECOND ROW Loleta Kunstman. Bobby Oiler. Roberta Williams. Liz Garner. Lisa Shoemaker. Susan Tomasik. Gene Mills, Feme Mills, Harold Packing for the last time, many took “one last look at the room that contained many happy times. The last day was spent at the Smithsonian In- stitute Complex. As they left most became sad and wished they could go back for just ONE more day. The $236.00 were well worth every cent plus a lot more. ABOVE Becky Fitch and Tim Barnhart were chosen to place the wreath on the Tomb of the Unknown Soldiers. LEFT Everyone watches the changing of the guard with rapt attention 88 Washington. D C. Trip Anderson (guide). Dale Guthrie. Bernie Bry ant. Paula Tucker. Karen Jackson. Leslie Harmon. Jodi Mitchell. Dawn Jayne. Denise Engh. and Lula Beasley THIRD ROW Danny Pickett. David Hutt. Greg Maxey. Dennis Allen. Tim Barnhart. Joey Luse. Mike Berger. Steve McKinzie. Jamie Whitworth. Gary Denton. Mike Pape. Leon Hilmes. and Dwight Vates ABOVE Mike and Gary are mystified by something in Ford’s Theater ABOVE RIGHT Temptation strikes! Let's leave him there! RIGHT Tricia thrashes a mean bundle of wheat Washington. D. C. Trip 89 A Passport To The Caribbean THE QUEEN AND HER COURT ■ FHIST ROW: Junior Attendants and Escorts — Kenton Homer and Denise Rankin, Steve McKinzie and Marti Niemann. Lora Smith and Tim Barnhart. Denise Kavanaugh and Brad Hollenkamp, Tiffany Graham and PhiJ Skaggs SECOND ROW Senior Candidates and Escorts — Mike Perry and Susan Meador. Doug Croslow and Faith Reynolds. Queen Shari Mahon and Escort Greg Eells. Jill Gardner and Paul Gierten. Shannon Doherty and Rich Haney The Retiring Queen. Angie Alvis, crowns the new Prom Queen. Shari Mahon. The Prom Queen herself, Shari Mahon! The traditional Junior Senior Prom was held May 3, 1985. on a Friday evening. The theme of the prom was “Sail Away — A Passport to the Caribbean. The theme was followed through by an island placed in the center of the Gym. On the stage was a boat and sunset. Opposing that wall was the Queen “s throne and a silhouette of a couple dancing in the moonlight. The prom had a large turn-out. selling 400 tickets to prom and 550 tickets to post-prom. The music enchanted all. At about one hour before prom ended and 2 hours before post-prom began the retiring queen 90 Prom was honored. The highlight of the evening was the coronation of the new queen, Shari Mahon. TOP LEFT Everyone awaits anxiously to dance after the Grand March TOP RIGHT: The senior candidates and their escorts led the Grand March MIDDLE LEFT: Friends joke around while waiting for the dancing to begin at the post prom MIDDLE RIGHT Students dance the night away. BOTTOM: Dancers take advantage of the free food at post prom provided by the Lions Club Prom 91 1986 Prom Candidates Chosen Senior Candidates Denise Kavanaugh Marti Niemann Denise Rankin 92 Prom Candidates Junior Attendants Kelly Jourdan Michelle Perry Prom Attendants 93 l cvUety tie Dtefotay 94 All right, faculty. You think we don't know anything, huh? We know what day you live for every month. We know we can push the test off another day (or two. depending on the pay). It's pay day! We'd like to say thanks. Most students don’t realize what a lasting impression you 've made on us. Thanks again! Faculty 95 Administration BOARD OF EDUCATION - SEATED: Pat McArthur (secretary), Harold Blank, John Wright, Gerald Purcell. STANDING: Dr. Robert Raver (Superintendent), Richard Hays, Richard Garden, Jerry Phillips. Harry Maxey, George C. Lewis (Principal). Dr Robert Raver Superintendent George C. Lewis Principal Mark Johnson Assistant Principal John Cavaletto Athletic Director Stan Hughes Director of Student Services Lillian Phillips Director of Special Services 96 Faculty General Studies English Kathy Finney Sharon Franklan d Stan Robert Sheila Baldridge (English and History) Judy Barylske Donna Brinkerhoff Jim Green Bette Kagy Tish Long Don Price Marilyn Teel Math Stan Blank Louis Daniels Greg Gruenkemeyer Carla Hooe Gerald Lively Mary Riley Faculty 97 Industrial Occupations Paul Arnold Jim Cerny Bob Cone Jim Davis Don Foss Mike Marks Lindell Mulvany Jerome Nix Business Jan Luse Verna Piper Jody Smalley Sandy Tinsley 98 Faculty P.E. Chuck Budde Jim Corrona Suzanne Henry Bill Morgan Pam Raymer Melissa Wollin Bernie Bryant Diane Eller Jim Koehler Joann Sager Science Mary Barrow Dwight Daub Tom Hopkins Marianne Larimer Kirby Phillips Darrell Stein Bernie Travelstead Faculty 99 Secretaries and Aides Dorothy Bruce Main Office Connie Cavaletto General Studies Joyce Crow Athletics Loretta Garich General Studies Carm Guymon Media Center Pat McArthur Bookkeeper Kay Pullium Music Kay Stinson Main Office Jean Worlow Student Services Cooks Martha Collier Mary Lois Hawkins Kay Tate Betty Wilkins Maintenance 100 Faculty Student Services Mary Lou Hawkins Jan Stuart Harold Woodruff Art and Music Ken Brewer Bill Hezlep Mike Register Media Center Foreign Language Mr Johnson faithfully guards the Mr Lively conducts a meeting to explain his math program to the Faculty 101 hallway at noon parents each year Freshmen have no value in high schools, right? At least that s what the old tradition claims. That's the main reason for your title. Don't worry. Everyone was once low man on the totem pole. Keep a close watch out and don't repeat any mistakes. Who knows, maybe someday you may make a “Perfect 10 candy bar for your class. 102 Freshmen Lorraine Adams Amy Albert James Albert Jeanie Alsept Kathy Alvis Teresa Anderson Tricia Anderson Kari Andrews Jeffrey Arnold Tim Arnold Richard Baker Ehzabeth Basham Debbie Beavin Scott Becker Kristi Beeson Carrie Bierman Robert Biggs Jim Boldrey Sheila Bolton Larry Boughers Freshmen 103 Chad Bradley Janet Branch Brenda Brown Jennifer Brown Tony Brown Stacy Bumgardner Randy Burleyson Angie Burroughs Linda Bushue Eric Butler Karen Byars Kim Byers Milo Card James Carter Trent Carter Angie Casner Stacey Chapman Tammy Chapman Robin Childers Julie Chitty 104 Freshmen Erin Clark Glen Clark Jason Collier Pam Collum Dana Conner Scott Conner Melissa Conrad Andrea Comma Angie Courtney Tony Craig Deannett Crain Rob Crain Penny Crenshaw Rodney Cruise Curt Daniels Sandy Daugherty Brian Davis Emily Davis Ron Declue Lynn Dial Freshmen 105 Cheryl Dodson Sam Donaldson Susanne Donaldson Janice Donoho Keith Donoho Doug Duncan Nancy Durbin Tim Durham Jeff Dye Jeffrey Eagan Lisa Easley Aaron Etcheson 106 Freshmen always ham it up when you point a camera at them Angie Casner helps the freshmen decorate the third floor at Christmas time Melvin Eubank Lance Fancher Trucy Felty Tony Fields Shannon Fisher Eric Fitz water Rebecca Gaines Tony Garrison Margie Goostree Angie Gordon Wendy Graham Doug Gregory Melinda Halfacre Chris Hall Chuck Hall Joe Halien Tern Hancock Lora Haney Nancy Hanks Cathy Harbin Freshmen 107 Michelle Harmon Crystal Hays Lana Hays Clark Heavener Dan Helpinstine Rossi Henry Brian Henson Chris Hertel Scott Hester Angie Hicks Dina Hinck Lori Hodge Angela Holmes Aaron Holsapple x, ■ Shelley Holsapple C.J. Holthaus fL Julie Hopkins Vicki Hunley Tracey Hunter Jenny Infield 108 Freshmen Tony Jayne Susan Jett Marcy Jones Sherry Kamck Wayne Kern John Kirk man Beth Landreth Mike Littrell Doug Long Nicole Lumb Tony Lusch Julie Luse Lanee Manning Paul Marshall Lori Martin Chris Matoush Tracy Maxey Kristin McCann James McCarty Robert McClain Freshmen 109 Richard McCleary Martin McCormick Chad McGee Jill McIntosh Sherrill McLean Rob McQuaid Debbie Meador Michelle Mercer Fawn Meyer Shannon Meyer Greg Molenhour Kyle Monroe Derek Morrison Jennifer Morton Steve Morton Tracy Morton Lisa Mulvany Rita Nanda Kevin Neff Tiffany Neff 110 Freshmen Oar photographer, Nip Parsons, is a familiar face on registration day Freshmen girls gather around the yearbook table hoping for some friendly advise from the pros Today I’ve got to go get my picture taken, my books, and my own locker! Those thoughts ran through the heads of many fresh- men on registration day. Some were excited while others were frightened. They were no longer kids, but young adults. Those who helped on registra- tion day usually found them very confused and often in the wrong line. They will get it next year (hopefully). Kevin Nix Terry Nix Tammy Nolte Robert Owens Troy Owens Linda Page Brad Parrish Barb Pelan Kelly Pendle Melanie Perry Rhonda Phelps Brady Phillips Freshmen 111 Howard Phillips Darren Pitts John Pitts Floyd Potter Lawrence Pratt Cristie Puckett Joe Puffer Derek A. Purcell Gary Purcell Doug Quandt Keely Raftery Teresa Rainey Marilyn Renfro Jerry Respondek Kelly Rice Autumn Richards Alan Richardson Mark Roberts Lori Rogers Katrina Rose 112 Freshmen John Rowchff Charlie Russell Laura Sanders Stacy Sarver Amy Saucer Cheryl Schamhorst James Schisler Jason Schuette Adam Lee Schulz Billy Scott Brenda Shafer Tracy Shaw David Shea Lonnie Shell Allison Shields Lisa Shuler Shelley Sill Cathy Simmons Josh Sisney Charla Slater Freshmen 113 Kim Slater Scott Sloat Amy Smith Gary Smith Robert Smith Steve Smith Tracy Smith George Snodgrass David Stauffer Jennifer Stephens Brent Stevens Derek Stevens Ed Strickland Lon Tate Scott Tate Shaun Taylor Jim Thomas Karen Thompson Diane Tomasik Shawn Them 114 Freshmen Julie Waggoner Kevin Watson Jason Weber Angie Webster Julie Wilfong Joanna Williams John Williams Lisa Williams Mary Williams Troy Williams Vincent Williams Traci Willman Rita Nanda and Jeff Anspach work diligently on a pinata for Spanish class Freshmen 115 Jill Wimberly Darren Wolff Misty Wood Larry J. Woodward Larry R Woodward Lorena Woodward Scott Woodward Robin Zinser yy Mrs Phillips' bears enjoy a satisfying breakfast after their tramatic bearnapping” by the SALEMARION staff Council members Julie Luse and Tricia Anderson deliv- ered Christmas cards in Miss Frank land‘s class 116 Freshmen Freshmen Not Pictured: Cliff Bray Kelly Cessna Tom Graham Tyson Graham Dennis Hodge Betty Miller Deidre Ross Jeff Olden Sherrie Purser Ron Schreier Travis Sill Ellen Stallons Eric Tucker As a sophomore you 're pretty well stuck in the 'middle' of the classes. Your names aren't always remembered, so you re referred to as a Whatcha- macallit. Meanwhile you start to plan a career for yourself and take courses to help you. Make a mark in life ... One that will leave a long lasting great impression. Sophomores 117 Amy Albert Cynthia Albert Rob Albert Lisa Allison Sam Amerman Jeff Anspach Terry Archer Stephanie Arndt Janet Ashby Dan AuBuchon Jeff Austin Machelle Ayers Tim Bailey Blaze Barbre John Barcroft Ivan Barnett Steve Bazzetta TonyBeard Mike Becker Kurt Beer 118 Sophomores Michael Beezhold Patricia Berry Brent Bert sc hi Rene ’ Bethard Rachel Bierman Bill Bishop Michelle Bivins Missy Blackman Jerry Blanton Sheme Botka Jason Branch Tina Branson Tim Brant Kelly Brasel Stephen Bnscuso Doug Brubaker Tony Bryant Lisa Budde Darren Bun ton David Burroughs Sophomores 119 Jocelyn Calvetti Lisa Cannon Valerie Carpenter Andrea Carr Monica Carroll Todd Carter John Cavaletto Michelle Cavma Paula Cavins Donna Chandler Melinda Chandler Michelle Chandler Kellie Childers Lu Ann Clark Kelly Clayton Cindy Clilton Korey Collier Steven Cone Anne Marie Cooney Scott Copple 120 Sophomores Mr Middleton's Spanish classes enjoyed a cultural experience Chandra Lowry encircles the tree with garland for the sophomores Andy Crouch Bret Crunk Ginger Daniels Rick Daniels Carl Dodson Kent Donoho Lisa Donoho Shawn Donoho Dawn Donohue Barbara Dowds Paul Drake Sherri Duncan Sophomores 121 Jackie Dunn Tammy Durham Tammy Dye Dale Eagan Jeff Eaker Billy Easley Stacey Easley Melinda Eddings Jason Edgeworth JeffEeUs Ben Eilbes David Elder Troy Engel Rob Ervin Melinda Evans Anita Fatheree Bryson Fitch Stephanie Forney Chris Francois Marsha Gaston 122 Sophomores Doug George Karen Goodin Todd Goostree Beverly Green Bruce Green David Green Chria Greider Chris Griffy Lori Grzegorek Cheri Halfacre Robert Hawkins Mike Hawn Brad Helm Chris Helm Darla Helm Kevin Helm Lars Henson Lisa Hilderbrand Joe Hill Lisa Hill Sophomores 123 Kurin Hillard Bryan Hood Tracy Hooten Tania Hunter Mark Hunzicker Carla Jamison Cindy Jones Dale Jones Gayla Jones Michelle Jones Chantima Kangwal Panama Kangwal Every sophomore anticipates the ordering and arrival of then- class rings. Rings are ordered in October and received in December Most sophomores order their rings from the Josten's Company through the school. When asked why they said either it was cheap- er. it was more convenient, there was more of a choice, or it had special meaning because it came from our school. Students discovered when you order your ring you have to be very careful to put the right letter in the right box You also have to print exactly what you want engraved on it. Careless mistakes can result in receiving a ring you don’t want. ABOVE Cindy Smith and Ginger Daniels wait expectant- ly for Mr Lawrence from Josten s to find their rings. RIGHT: Scott Copple finds it's hard to make a decision about his ring. 124 Sophomores Mike Karrick Lee Anne Kern Lon Kuder Erik Larson Julie Lever Craig Liddle Kara Little Chandra Lowry Dawn Loyd Roxi Loyd Rosalind Mabrey Gina Malkey Kim Marshall Tina Martin Mary Ann Maxey Bonnie McLeod ShannonMcNeil Mark Meador Danny Miller Kristy Minton Sophomores 125 Lisa Modesty Genny Monica! Kelly Monical Sandy Monical Darrid Morris Emiley Morris Stephanie Morris Tom Morris Joe Morrison Craig- Morton Rhonda Lynn Mount Jeff Mulvany Jack Murphy Paul Nibert Elizabeth Niemann William Owens Robbie Parker Tony Pate Tammy Perry Laura Petersen 126 Sophomores Keith Pettay Scott Phillips Greg Piper Randy Pitts Dennis Pokojski Darrin Pontious Wes Powell Anthony Purcell Dan C Purcell Penny Purcell Kristin Qualls Kenny Rankin Kevin Rehfuss Jim Renfro Brian Roberts Doug Roberts Jim Rogers Jon Rogers Rosalind Rogers Delmona Romine Sophomores 127 Tiffany Root Scott Ross Mike Roth Lisa Royer Barry Runge Bill Runyon Jamie Russell Mandy Schoreck John Schwegler Mike Shanafelt Brian Shawn Joe Shetley Kevin Shoemaker Chris Slater Angie Smith Cindy Smith Kellie Smith Missy Smith Patricia Smith Rob Smith 128 Sophomores Ron Smith Tim Smith Tracey Smith Me lane Snyder Sherry Spear Bill Spradlin Debbie Squibb Geri Stevenson David Suddeth Monica Suddeth Mike Sullens Jayanthi Suppiah Jennifer Sutton Barb Tate Jim Taylor Darren Thompson Vance Thompson Jim Toth Jeff Trafican Lana Travis Sophomores 129 Kendra Troutman Jimmy Tucker John Turpen Michelle Tusinski Michael Vaewhongs Becki Wachholz Kerry Wallace Eric Waters Rod Watson Andrea Watts Chris Weber Jesse Weems Thomas Weems Angie Welch Steve Wheat Deanna White Danette Wiggins Regina Williams Sally Williams Randy Wimberly 130 Sophomores Dan Wooden Angela Woodward David Woodward Mark Yates Bonnie McLeod. Lana Travis, and Tracy Maxey seem to be best of friends David Woodward takes on the danger- ous duty at the Christmas decorating Sophomores Not Pictured: Doug Applegate David Bryant Michelle Cronk Penny Donoho Lisa Hopkins William Landreth Tammy McCandless Mitchell Petrea Jeff Plumb Elizabeth Purcell Sophomores 131 Scott Sills Lonny Silvey This year's Juniors seem to be represented best by this candy bar. Laughes, giggles, jokes, and Snickers seem to now out of all of you. You have one more year left before you enter the real world! Set your goals and Go For It! 132 Juniors Julie Albright Missy Ashley Rob Bachman Jeff Bahrns Jason Baity Barbi Baker Shelly Baker John Baldock Jeff Bartley Brian Barton Theresa Bass Larry Bates Teri Baxter Karen Beavin Stacey Bechdoldt Brian Becker Amy Beckham Sally Beckman Jack Beeson Cassy Bigham Juniors 133 Davette Blankenship Jeff Blanton Chuck Bower Glenn Box Brent Boyles Jayma Branch April Dawn Bray Keri Brooks Cindy Brubaker Amy Bruce Philip Bryan Rick Bullard Wayne Bumgardner Steve Cain Lori Cantrell Rick Carpenter Richard Carter Charles Casner Cris Casner Sam Casner 134 Juniors Angie Charlton Amy Chitwood Terry Church Becky Clark Dan Clifton Tracey R Clifton Velvet Crippen Walter Curry Dalan Cushman Michelle Davis Billy Dill Kimberly Doherty Brad Donoho Tina Dowds Jeff Easley Marty Edwards Tina Elliott Tracy Elliott Julie Evans Enc Fagan Juniors 135 Jeff Felgenhauer Robin Fenton Cindy Fisher Don Foss Tim Foust Brian Frailey Terrie Frazee Sherry Garner Greg Garrett Heather Gibson Tod Gibson Clint Gordon Susan Gordon Doug Green Tim Green Christine Guinn Christy Harbin Angela Hartzell Jeff Hawkins Jim Hawn 136 Juniors Jeff Hays Johnny Hays Tracy Hays Scott Hertel Kelly Hess Kenny Hess Brad Hester Scott Higdon Susan Hill Cheri Lynn Hoard Rodney Hodge Alan Ho 11mahead Mark Holsapple Mike Huff Lori Hughes Michele Hunzicker Renee Infield Sheila Jett Sherry Lee Johnston Dana Jose Juniors 137 F ron Jourd n Kelly Jourd n Mike Juds Tom K ne Emily King Missy Kingery Janie L gow Tammy Linder Paula Little Tim Livesay Tina Livesay Amy Lowry 138 Juniors Lora Cantrell does the dirty work in April Bray and Sally Beckman are determined that the Juniors the Spanish Christmas project will win the decorating contest Daniel Boone” Clifton shows his school spirit on hat day. Brenda Lucas George Lumb Robert Lumb Jim Lumpkins Dung Ma Tony Malan Tony Manske Lori Marks Beth Marshall Gay la Marshall Scott Martin Stacey Maxey Juniors 139 Jill McGaughy Dave McIntosh Joe Meador Sandy Meirink Jeff Michael Doug Miller Carol Modesty Melissa Molenhour Vicki Morris Sherry Morrison Rhonda G. Mount Tammy Neff Christina Nolte Linda Pape EUda Pena Gena Perry Michelle Perry Greg Phillips Howie Phillips Lori Phillips 140 Juniors Cameron PoweU Jason Powless Brian Prince Gina Propes Matt Purcell Penny Purdue Scott Ragusa Marie Reynolds Brad Roberts Don Roberts Robin Roberts Joelle Robinette Susan Rogers Jill Russell Tracy Russell Jim Sanders Beth Sands David Shaw Matt Sherman Angie Shoemaker Juniors 141 Stacy Shoemaker Jenny Shook Angie Short Roger Shuler Christy Snodgrass Rich Snodgrass Cathy Snow Darrin Snow Tony Sparhng Darren Spear Melanie Spence Ron Spencer Denise Squibb Beckey Stone Shawn Stork Cyndi Stovall Pamela Sullens Troy Sullens Kim Swisher Cohn Teel 142 Juniors Kim Doherty finds her self in a dither at half time Everyone must keep busy to make a profit for prom Junior Concessions are a major project for the juniors. Volunteers who are asked to work at football and basketball games are supervised by Mrs. Riley, Mrs. Forehand, Mrs. Hooe, and Mrs. Long. It is the responsibility of the juniors to work at these games so they can raise money for prom decorations. This year juniors had a hard time getting volun- teers. Some of the teachers gave bonus points to those who worked this year. Ken Thompson Lisa Thoms Tim Thrash Gina Trammel Tina Turpen Jeff Tyler Andy Vaewhongs Dan Vanhorn Laurie Vlahovich Michel] Warren Rick Watson Jenny Weeks Juniors 143 Jeff Weems Cindy Weible Dave White Liz White Brian Wilkins Trevor Wilkinson Kirby Williams Tammy Williams Christi Wilson Teresa Wimberly Danny Winkel Ria Woodruff Juniors Not Pictured: Tammy Allen Alan Chitwood Mickey Clay Roger Dixon Curt Hage Billy Hayes Brain Hosey Billy Johnston Quang Ma Jason Miller Ron Munsey David Murphy Melody Purser Randy Ray Chns Sauter Mindy Schirr Steve Schreier Mike Stauffer Bill Valentine 144 Juniors Finally! The year we 've all been waiting for has arrived. We've all made the best of our senior year and have this book to prove it. Seniors are a special part of the high school. Underclassmen look to them for guidance. Because of past experience they provide valuable insights. For that reason we chose Russell Stover Mints to represent the Class of '86. We hope your senior year has been very sweet! Seniors 145 Dennis Allen Lyndell D. Allison Michael Alvis David A. Applegate Leslie Arnold Vicki Sue Bailey Timothy F. Barnhart Chris Barter Marlene Buehne Bartley H. Robert Barton Deana Lynn Baskett Richard A. Bazzetta Lula Kay Beasley John Benson Michael Anthony Berger Lisa Ellen Berry 146 Seniors Roberta Williams deals with the stress of being It's OK Mrs Baldridge is probably submitting her class assistant yearbook editor by succumbing to a security to another -fun psychology activity by locking them strawberry pop. out of the room. Eric Beming Sandra A. Birth Carole Ann Black Kevin Duane Boldrey Joe Brandibas Carla Bray Bryan Burroughs Mark Alan Byars Tracy L. Cheatum Dorothy E. Collier Chuck R. Craig Deanna R. Crane Christa Cay Crouch Jodi Daniels Brad Decker Gary D. Denton FAR LEFT: Heather Waters and Susan Tomasik practice for Puttin’on the Hits” at a Student Council record dance. LEFT: Our photographer catches Angie Morris gettin' down . Seniors 147 Brett A. Donoho Tami Denise Dunn Roy L. Eaker Tricia C.L. Engel Denise Diane Engh Lenore Rene Ervin Jeffrey Lee Erwin Greg S. Fairchild Gena Watson Farley Angie Ferrell Rebecca Jane Fitch Lenis Renee Frankrone Seniors Serve as Interns The Government Internship Program enables high school seniors to spend a full semester with an executive in the state government office most closely associated with their personal career choices or interests. These seniors are placed at various levels within decision-making positions. This year four SCHS seniors. Becky Fitch. Kelly Johnson. Lisa Woodward, and Mike Pape are paticipating in the program Mr. Bryant, who coordinates the program at this school, says the acceptance rate for SCHS students who have applied in the past has been very high. Anyone interested in this program is encouraged to apply. Mike Pape, Becky Fitch, and Kelly Johnson are partici- pating in the program second semester Lisa Woodward was in Springfield first semester 148 Seniors UPPER LEFT Student Aides Michele Green. Tammy Crawford. Sandy Krutsinger. and Sandy Birth wait for Annie” to recuperate LOWER LEFT The noon hour provides a time for Leena Nanda. Becky Fitch, and Carole Black to share the latest gossip BELOW The Data Processing class waits patiently for Mrs Smudrick to begin class Mindie F. Fry Andy Garden Elizabeth W. Garner Barryr Gibson Terry Goodin Bobby Goostree Tiffany Graham M. Michele Green Bob Green Teresa Green Timothy H. Green Pamela K. Halfacre Seniors 149 Rhonda J. Halfacre Tracy Hancock Leslie Ann Harmon Mary Hawkins Sherry A. Hendrix Michele Lee Ann Henne Karen Lynn Higdon Brian Higgerson Leon Hilmes Brad L. Hollenkamp David A. Holmes Kristen Hood Jim Hooten Kenton Horner David Paul Hutt Roy Irvin Karen L. Jackson Dawn Rene Jayne Kelly D Johnson Jody Jones 150 Seniors Tamara Lynn Jones Denise TGayle Kavanaugh Brenda Kern Mike Kirgan Loleta Kunstman Cynthia L. Lagow Amie Mae Land Lisa D. Landers Lara Ann Lasater David Leonard Joseph N. Littrell Roma Littrell Gregg L. Logue Joel R. Luse Trudy L. Malkey Gregory Allen Maxey Rodney J. Maxey Gary McConnaughhay Steve McKinzie Mitchell Wayne McMeen Seniors 1S1 Most Athletic David Meador - Mendy Shoemaker Teacher’s Pets Steve McKinzie- Melisa Snyder Seniors Favorites Pleasing Personalities Steve Miller- Vanessa Vertrees Fashion Followers Richard Bazzetta- Beth Murray 158 Class Clowns Brad Hollenkamp- Liz Garner Gullible Guppies Tom Tomes- Denise Rankin Flirt Wolf Phil Skaggs- Mindie Fry 153 David Meador Paula Diane Melton Jodi M. Mitchell Jeffery Joe Molenhour Angie Morris Kevin Wayne Morris Elizabeth Ann Murray Tracy Lynn Musgrove Leena Nanda Marti Ann Niemann Lana Nix David O'Bryan Robert C. Oiler Michael James Pape Diane Pate Christy Ann Pelan 154 Seniors Christopher Lee Philhps Glenn Philhps Danny Pickett Stephen Potts Denise Rankin Ann Rehfuss Tina Renfro Belinda Denise Rogers David Russell J. Russell Laura Russell Ronnie Russell Angelia R. Schamhorst Bill Shelby Lisa Ranae Shoemaker Mehnda Shoemaker FAR LEFT. The football captains psych themselves up for another Wildcat victory. MIDDLE: Sometimes it's hard to find a place to concentrate In the yearbook room, but Dawn Jayne found one this time. LEFT: The editor promised David Way man we would make sure he was in the yearbook, so we caught him In drafting class. Seniors 156 Kurt Shuler Michael Wayne Sills Bradley E. Skaggs Phillip Skaggs Brenton L. Smith Kenya K. Smith Lora J. Smith Larry Snow Melisa Snyder Darren Steele Mark Stinson Pamela K. Stovall SCHS Represented in Brazil On May 18. 1985. Nita Newport left her hometown of Salem to begin her trip to Brazil. Nita was chosen as an exchange student representing our school. She is currently with her second host family. Nita commented that she likes this family better because they have girls in their family. In her first host family she was the only girl. When Nita arrived in Brazil she was greeted by her host family and their friends. At her new home, the family had an American flag flying in their yard. They had parties to introduce Nita to all of their friends. The school Nita attends has eight week sessions with two week breaks throughout the year. Her classes take a number of field trips. Nita's activities include giving speeches to Rotary Clubs and area schools. She is also learning Portuguese. Nita has commented that she knows the city of Chapeco almost as well as she knows Salem. Nita remarked “People are real friendly. Everybody knows I'm an exchange student and they are all friendly and nice to me. Her mother said If I would have had that opportunity when I was a teenager. I would have jumped at it, too. She feels that it is a great opportunity for Nita. Nita commented that if she could do it again she would. 156 Seniors Nita plans to return to Salem in April or May of 1986. She will graduate from SCHS in the spring of 1987. Stephanie Strickland Mark Duane Szaro James A. Tate Michelle Denise Tate Paul Toler Susan Mary Tomasik Tommy L. Tomes Tim Tucker Vanessa M. Vertrees David D. Villalobos Heather Elizabeth Waters David M. Way man FIRST ROW Paula Sobolewsky. Teresa Green. Tracy Monic l SECOND ROW Toni Zeidler. Lisa Landers. Carla Bray. Jody Jones. Diane Pate. Marlene Buehne Bartley THIRD ROW: Liz Garner. Doss Collier. Rene Ervin. Brenda Kern. Mrs Tinsley. Cate Pokojski. Lori Wilkins. Lana Nix. Pam Halfacre Class Gives Experience The Child Care work study program at Salem High School, headed by Mrs. Tinsley, has been a learning experi- ence for all. Senior girls who have completed two previous years of Child Care are eligible to apply for the program. After applying for the program, the girls are evaluated by their teachers. Then the final selection is made. The participants work three hours a day at a feeder school as teachers' aides. Some girls work the first three hours of school and the others work the last three hours. Fourth hour is spent in Child Care class at the high school. Seniors 157 Richard A. Wessling James Whitworth Rhonda K Wilfong Jeff Williams Roberta Susan WiUiams Arthur Charles Willman Eric Dwayne Woodward Lisa Woodward Michael W. Woodward Patricia Wyman Dwight L. Yates Toni Sue Ziedler Seniors Not Pictured: Richie Arnold Barbara Boyle Craig Boyles Jim Branch Bill Branch Kevin Branson Dale Brimberiy Tabby Brown David Butts Ken Carpenter Troy Carter Chris Cavins Larry Church Dale Clinton Tammy Crawford Rod Cronk Joey Daugherty Robert Daugherty Joel Easley Ron Fatheree Tommy Frazee Paul Garrison Danny Half acre Angela Hartzell Mark Hicks Randy Hiltibidal Harvey Howell Roger Johnston Michael Kohler Sandra Krutsinger Randy Larson Jim Leonard Karl Linder Steve Miller Tracy Monical Cate Pokojski Allen Purcell Jim Silvey Gina Smith Paul Sobolewsky Paula Sobolewsky Shannon Spangler Lori Schwartz Wil- kins Russell Woodward 168 Seniors Fall Fashions ’85 From football casual to dressy for that special Saturday evening. Fall '85 fashions were bright, full and alive. For Fall ‘85 there was a re-creation of old with insertion of new. The season had a special look created by asymmetrical styling of padded shoulders, oversized jackets, sweaters, blouses on top of full or form fitting trousers, stirrup pants, jeans, and skirts in every length. Fall '85 for men brought much the same in oversized and layered sweaters, shirts and jackets. A special interest for men was more awareness in styling of jeans from tight basics to full pleated baggies. The different fabrications added styles never before offered for men. We would like to thank KK's for providing fashions and advice. Models for our layout were: TOP LEFT - Roma Littrell and Gary Denton. TOP MIDDLE - Christy Pelan and Mike Pape. TOP RIGHT - Craig Boyles and Angie Morris. LEFT - Brent Smith and Tami Dunn. We appreciated their coopera- tion. Ladies and gentlemen, that was you in Fall Winter '85. Seniors 1S9 In Memory Sherry Short (March 8. 1968- June 26. 1985) Sherry, the daughter of Bert and Donna Short, would have been a senior at SCHS this year. She was the victim of a tragic drowning accident. Sherry leaves behind a son. Christo- pher Lee Short. Sherry will be sadly missed by her family and her friends at Salem High. THE ABIDING LOVE It singeth low In every heart. We hear it each and all A song of thoee who answer not. However we may call; They throng the silence of the breast We see them as of yore.- The kind, the brave, the true, the sweet. Who walk with us no more. John White Chadwick 160 Class o£ 1986 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 the individual students. DENNIS ALLEN LYNDELL ALLISON MICHAEL ALVIS Football2.3.4. Track 2.3.4, Intramurals 2.3.4. S Club 4 DA VID APPLEGATE LESLIE ARNOLD Color guard 1.2.3.4. THOUGHTWELL 4. Variety Show 1, Intramurals 2.3. RICHIE ARNOLD VICKI SUE BAILEY Concert Choir 2.3.4; Salemaires 1.2.3.4; Chamber Singers 3.4; IMEA 2; Madrigal Dinner 3.4. Variety Show 2.3.4; Track 4. National Honor Society 4. TIMOTHY F BARNHART Student Council 4. Marching Concert Band 4. Prom Escort 3; Intramurals 1.4; Washing- ton. D C Trip 3; Football 1.3.4; Track 3.4 CHRIS BARTER FFA 1.2.3 and 4 (Reporter); Football 1.2.3.4; Intramurals 1.2.3.4 MARLENE BUEHNE BARTLEY SALEMARION 3; Peer Helper 1.2.3.4. Child Care Program 4. Intramurals 1 BOB BARTON Pep. Marching, and Concert Bands 1.2.3.4; Jazz Band 2.3.4; Concert Choir 3; Chormen 2.3; Variety Show 1.2.3.4. Intramurals 2.3; Teacher's Aide 4; Football 1. Baseball 1.2.3.4. DEAN A BASKETT RICHARD A BAZZETTA Marching. Concert, and Pep Bands 1.2.3.4 Variety Show 1.2.3.4; THOUGHTWELL 1.2.3.4; BROADCASTER 4; Dance Marathon 2.3.4 LULA K BEASLEY Washington. D C. Trip 3; BROAD- CASTER 4 JOHN BENSON MICHAEL ANTHONY BERGER S Club 1.2.3. Track 1.4. Football 1.2.3.4. Intramurals 1.2.3.4. Washington. D C. Trip 3; Youth for Chnst 4 ERIC BERNING LISA E BERRY Work Study Program 3.4 Senior members of the Marching Wildcats pose for one last photo together Seniors 161 SANDRA A. BIRTH . Nurse’s Aide Program 4 CAROLE ANN BLACK . Pep. Marching, and Concert Bands 1,2,3.4. Section Leader 4; Variety Show 1.2.3.4. Math Team 1. Washington. D C. Trip 3; Graduation Usher 3; Illinois State Scholar 4. National Honor Society 4 KEVIN DUANE BOLDREY Transfer Student. Pep. Marching, and Concert Bands 1.2,3.4. FFA 1; JETS 1.2.3. Math Team 1.2.3. Plays 1.2; Concert Choir 1.2.3; Student Council 1; Class Vice President 3. BARBARA BOYLES CRAIG E. BOYLES FFA 1.2; Track 1; Intramurals 3.4 WILLIAM BRANCH Dance Marathon 2.3.4; Intramurals 1.2 JIM BRANCH JOE BRANDIBAS Intramurals 3.4 KEVIN BRANSON BROADCASTER 4; Variety Show 3. Activist Club 3. CARLA J BRAY Intramurals 1.2.3; Child Care Program 4 DALE BR1MBERRY TABBY BROWN BRYAN BURROUGHS DAVID BUTTS MARK ALAN BYARS Class President 4; FFA 1,2.3.4; S Club 3.4; Intramurals 2.3.4; Basketball 1; Football 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2.3.4; National Honor Society 4 KENNY CARPENTER TROY CARTER CHRIS CAVINS TRACY L CHEATUM Baseball 1.2.3.4. Basketball 1.2,4 LARRY CHURCH DALE CLINTON DOROTHY ELAINE COLLIER Child Care Program 4. Illinois State Scholar 4. Spanish Honor Society 1. CHUCK CRAIG DEANNA CRANE TAMMY CRAWFORD RODNEY CRONK CHRISTA CROUCH Media Center Club 1.2; Hi Tri 2 JODI LYNETTE DANIELS . . Concert and Marching Bands 1.2.3,4; Pep Band 2.3; Jazz Band 3.4; Class Vice President 3. Variety Show 1.2.3.4; Washington. D C Trip 3. JOEY DAUGHERTY ROBERT DAUGHERTY BRAD DECKER GARY DENTON BRETT DONOHO Football 1.2,4; Basketball 1. Baseball 1.2; Track 3.4; S Club 3.4. Intramurals 2.3.4. TAMI DUNN ROY EAKER JOEL EASLEY 162 Seniors It's not very often you see Seniors sleeping, but these students did on the trip to Washington. D C. last spring TR1CIA C L. ENGEL . Class Vice President 2. Marching: Band 1.2.3.4; Color Guard 1.2,3.4. Concert Choir 4; 1MEA 4; THOUGHTWELL 3.4 (Paste Up and Design Editor); BROADCASTER 4 (Business Manager) SALEMARJON 3.4 (Editor); Radio Club 2; Salemaires 4. Speech Team 2; Variety Show 1.2.3.4, Intramurals 4. Washington. D C. Trip 3. Prom Committee 3; Concert Band 1.2.3,4; Indoor Guard 1.2. Spring Concert Crew 2.3.4; Dance Marathon 1.2,3.4; Madrigal Dinner 4; Teacher’s Aide 2.3 DENISE D ENGH . French Club 2. Math Team 1.2; Washington. D C Trip 3. RENE ERVIN Child Care Program 4; Radio Club 2; Youth for Christ 4. JEFF ERWIN GREGORY S FAIRCHILD Concert Choir and Chormen 1.2.3.4; Chamber Singers 2.3.4. IMEA 2.3.4; FFA 1,2,3; FFA Officer 2.3; Plays - Fools 3. “Star-Spangled Girl Publicity 4; Variety Show 1.2.3.4; Intramurals 2.3,4; Speech Team 4. Madrigal Dinner 2.3.4. National Honor Society 4 GENA WATSON FARLEY . Color Guard 2; Concert Choir 1.2.3.4. Salemaires 1.2.3.4. Chamber Singers 2.3; IMEA 1.2,3; Variety Show 1.2.3; Cheerleader 1.2 RON FATHEREE . FFA 1.2.3.4, Football 3; Intramurals 1.2.3 ANGIE FERRELL Marching Band 1.2.3; Color Guard 1.2.3 (Sergeant). Variety Show 1. SALEMARION 3; Freshmen Orientation 2 REBECCA J. FITCH Transfer Student 3; Cross Country 3. Track 3. Math Team 3; Washington. D C Trip 3; Illinois Governmental Internship 4. Illinois State Scholar 4; National Honor Society 4 RENEE FRANKRONE French Club 1.2 TOM FRAZEE MINDIE J FRY Variety Show 3.4; Intramurals 2.3,4; Washington. D. C Trip 3 ANDY GARDEN Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1; Intramu- rals 2.3.4; FFA 1.2.3.4. Photography became a hobby of everyone while visiting Colonial Williamsburg on the Junior trip LIZ GARNER Marching Band 1.2.3.4; Concert Band 1.2.3; Color Guard 2.3.4; Child Care Program 4; Variety Show 1.2.3.4. Washington. D C. Trip 3. Track 1 PAUL GARRISON BARRY GIBSON S Club 3.4; JETS 4; Math Team 2.3.4; Intramurals 2.4; Football 1.2.3,4; Track 1.2.3.4. Computer Team 3; JETS Club 4 TERRY L. GOODIN Cross Country 2.3 (Most Improved. All Conference). 4 (Most Inspirational. All Conference. All Southern Illinois First Team); Track 2.3.4 (Co-Captain). Football 1. Baseball 1. Intramurals 1.2.3.4 BOBBY GOOSTREE Concert Choir and Chormen 1.2.3.4. Radio Club 3. TIFFANY A GRAHAM Transfer Student 2; Youth for Christ 4; Variety Show 4; Prom Attendant 3; Intramurals 2.3.4. Washington. D C. Trip 3; Track 2.3, and 4 (Man- ager) BOB GREEN MICHELE GREEN TERESA GREEN Child Care Program 4 TIM GREEN Student Council 3.4; Class Vice President 1; Class President 2. Marching and Concert Band 1.2.3.4. BROADCASTER 4; Radio Club 4. S Club 3.4. Baseball2.3.4. Variety Show 1.2.3.4; Intramurals 2.3.4. Basketball 1; Football 1.2.3.4. Track 1 DAN HALFACRE PAMELA K HALFACRE Track 1.4; Child Care Program 4; Intramurals 2.3.4. RHONDA JEAN HALFACRE Hi Tri 2; Freshmen Orientation 3 TRACY HANCOCK Track 4. Washington. D C Tnp 3. Intramurals 1; Dance Marathon 4 LESLIE ANN HARMON Marching. Pep and Concert Bands 1.2.3.4; Variety Show 1.2.3.4; Hi Tri 1.2; Track 3; Washing- ton. D C. Trip 3; Dance Marathon 3.4; Intramurals 3.4. Freshmen Orientation 4, Peer Helper 4; Softball 4. SALE- MARION 4 Seniors 163 Working on the yearbook can produce close relationships as illustrated by Roberta Williams, Leslie Harmon, Dawn Jayne, Tricia Engel, and Trudy Malkey MARYR HAWKINS Track 2.3,4, Concert and Marching Bands 1.2.3.4, Variety Show 1.2.3.4 SHERRY HENDRIX Concert Choir 1.2.3.4: Salemaires 1.2.3.4. Variety Show 2.4. MICHELE LEANN HENNE Marching Band 1.2: Concert Band 1. Concert Choir 2.3.4. Salemaires 1.2.3.4. Chamber Singers 3.4, Hi Tri 2. Radio Club 3.4. Media Center Club 4; Speech Team 2.3,4: Reader's Theatre 2.4. Variety Show 1.2.3.4: Play 4 MARK HICKS KAREN HIGDON . Class Secretary 3: Graduation Usher 3. Prom Emcee 3: Prom Committee 3: National Honor Society 4 BRIAN HIGGERSON LEON HILMES FFA I.2.3.4. Band 1. Washington. D C. Trip 3: Intramurals 3.4. RANDY H1LTIB1DAL BRAD L HOLLENKAMP Homecoming Escort 2.4. Prom Escort 3. Basketball 1.2.3.4: Baseball 2.3,4. Track 1. Cross Country 1: Variety Show 3.4: S Club 3. Dance Marathon 1: Intramurals 2.3.4 DAVID HOLMES KRISTEN TEMPLE HOOD Marching and Concert Bands 1.2: Youth for Christ 4. S Club 4. Variety Show 3.4. Intramurals 1.2.3.4: Track 1.2. Cheerleader 1.2.3.4 JIM HOOTEN Intramurals 2.3,4. Spanish Honor Society 1: Illinois State Scholar 4. FFA 1.2.3 (Secretary). 4 David Hutt and Tracy Hancock look fetching in their colonial costumes in Williamsburg. (President) KENTON HORNER Basketball 1.2.3.4: Homecoming Escort 3.4. Prom Escort 3. Baseball 1.2.3.4: Intramurals 3.4 HARVEY HOWELL DAVID HUTT ROY IRVIN KAREN LEA JACKSON Basketball 1.2.3.4: Intramurals 2: Washington. D C. Trip 3. DA WN RENE JA YNE Spanish Club 3: SALEMARION 4. S Club 3.4: Peer Helpers 4. Intramurals 2.4; Washington. DC Trip 3. Soft ball 1.2.3.4. Basketball 1 (Manager). 4: Dance Marathon 2.3.4: Freshmen Orientation 3.4. Prom Committee 3: Youth for Christ 4 KELLY DAWN JOHNSON French Club 1.2.3: THOUGHT WELL 2.3 (Poetry Editor). 4 (Business Manager). Radio Club 2: Speech Team 1.2.3.4: Reader s Theatre 2: Plays 3.4: Washington. D C. Trip 3: Illinois Governmental Intern 4. Illinois State Scholar 4. Activist Club 3 (Secretar r- Treasur- er). BROADCASTER 2.3 ROGER JOHNSTON JODY JONES Dance Marathon 2.3.4. Intramurals 2.3.4. Spanish Club 4. Child Care Program 3.4: SALEMARION 4. Washington. D C. Trip 3. 164 Seniors TAMARA LYNN JONES Concert Choir and Salemaires 2,3.4; Chamber Singers 3,4; Hi Tri 4; Variety Show 3.4; Intramurals 3.4; Softball 4. Transfer Student 2. DENISE G KAVANAUGH Student Council 1.2.3.4; Marching and Concert Bands 1.2. Color Guard 1.2. Youth for Chirst 4. S Club 3,4; Peer Helper 1.2; Variety Show 1.2.3.4; Prom Attendant 3. Intramurals 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2; Cheerleader 1.2.3.4 BRENDA KERN French Club 2; Child Care Program 4; National Honor Society 4 MIKE KIRGAN MIKE KOHLER SANDY KRUTS1NGER Nurse’s Aide Program 4 LOLETA WYNETTE KUNSTMAN Spanish Club 4. SALE MARION 3,4; Washington, DC. Trip 3; Prom Com- mittee 3; Dance Marathon 2.3.4 CYNTHIA L. LAGOW Pep Band 1; Marching and Concert Bands 1.2. Concert Choir 2.3.4. Salemaires 1.2.3.4. Cham ber Singers 2.3.4.1 ME A 2.4. FFA 2. Peer Helper 3.4. Track 1; National Honor Society 4 AMIE M LAND Color Guard 1,2; Variety Show 1.2; Intramurals 2 LISA D LANDERS Marching Band 1; Color Guard 2.3; Concert Band 1.2. Child Care Program 4. Variety Show 1.2; Cheerleader 1.4; Intramurals 2.3 4 Jeff Molenhour and Tim Green pose with their hero RANDAL ALLAN LARSON Golf 1.2.3.4; S Club 1.2.3.4; French Club 1.2; Baseball 4. Basketball 1 (Manager); Intramurals 1.2.3.4. Variety Show 4 LARA LASATER DAVE LEONARD JAMES LEONARD KARL LINDER JOE LITTRELL . Concert Choir 1.2.3.4; Chormen 1.2.3.4; Chamber Singers 2.3.4; FFA 1.2. French Club 1; THOUGHTWELL 3.4; BROADCASTER 4. Radio Club 2; Peer Helper 3.4. Speech Team 2.3.4. Reader s Theatre 2; Variety Show 1.2.3.4; Intramurals 1 ROMA LITTRELL Concert Choir2.3.4. Salemaires 1.2.3.4; Peer Helper 3.4; Variety Show 1.4. Washington. D C. Trip 3; Prom Committee 3. Madrigal Dinner 1.2.3.4. National Honor Society 4 GREGG LOGUE JOEL R LUSE Student Council 1.2.4 (Vice President); Marching and Concert Bands 1.2.3.4. French Club 1; Variety Show 1.2.3.4. Intramurals 1.2.3.4. Washington. D C Trip 3; Football 1.2.3.4 Bobby Goostree tries to ignore the photographer as he works on his Consumer Education assignment Seniors 165 Seniors use the buddy system to measure for their long awaited for caps TRUDY L MALKEY SALEMARION 4; Hi Tri 2. Peer Helper 3.4: Freshmen Orientation 3,4; Intramurals 4. GREG MAXEY Football 1.2.3.4; Camera Club 3. Activist Club 3; Variety Show 3.4; Math Team 2.3,4; JETS 1.2.3.4; Scholastic Bowl 4; Washington. D C Trip 3; Prom Commit- tee 3; JETS Club 4 RODNEY J MAXEY Football 2.3.4 GARY MCCONNAUGHHAY FFA 1.2,3,4; National Honor Society 4 STEVE MCKINZIE MITCH MCMEEN DAVID EUGENE MEADOR Football 1.2,3.4. Basketball 1; Intramurals 2.3.4. FFA 1.2.3.4; Track 3; All Conference 2.3.4; All South 2,3,4; MVP 3.4; Captain 4; Career Rushing and Scoring Record 4. Season Rushing and Scoring Record 4 PAULA MELTON STEVE MILLER JODI MITCHELL Softball 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1,2,3.4; S Club 3.4; Spanish Club 3; Variety Show 1.3.4; Dance Marathon 1.2.3.4; Concert Choir 2.3.4; Salesmaires 1.2.3.4; Washington. D C. Trip 3. Illinois State Scholar 4; National Honor Society 4. JEFF MOLENHOUR Football 1.2.3.4. FFA 1.2.3.4 TRACY MONICAL ANGIE MORRIS . Concert Band 1,2.3.4; Marching Band 1.2,3.4; Drum Major 4; Concert Choir 1. Madrigal Dinner 1; Intramurals 1; Washington, D C. Trip 3 KEVIN WAYNE MORRIS Peer Helper 3 ELIZABETH ANNE MURRAY Marching Band 1.2; Color Guard 1.2; French Club 1.2 (President); Hi Tri 1,2 (Vice President); Variety Show 1, Dance Marathon 1. TRACY LYNN MUSG ROVE . Marching and Concert Bands 1.2; Color Guard 1.2; French Club 1.2. Speech Team 1; Concert Choir 2. Salemaires 1,2. LEENA NANDA Speech Team 1.2.3.4; Math Team 1.2.3.4; BROADCASTER 3; THOUGHT WELL 2.3.4 (Editor). Read er's Theatre 2; JETS 2.4. Prom Committee 3; Washington. D C. Trip 3; National Honor Society 4 MARTI A. NIEMANN Track 1,2.3.4; Prom Attendant 3; Dance Marathon 3.4; Variety Show 4. Intramurals 3,4; Washington, D. C. Trip 3. LANA NIX DAVID O'BRYAN Transfer Student; Football 1; Math Team 1.2.3; Debate Group 3. 166 Seniors Becky Fitch and Tim Barnhart represented the SCHS tour group at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier on the Junior trip BOBBY OLLER MICHAEL JAMES PAPE French Club 1.2; BROADCAST ER 4. Media Center Club 1.2.3.4. Speech Team 2.3.4 ; Plays 3.4. Intramurals 3; Washington. D C. Trip 3. Track 2. Activist Club 3 (Vice President); Illinois Governmental Internship 4. Variety Show 3. National Honor Society 4 JULIE DIANE PATE Concert Choir 2.3. Salesmaires 1.2.3. Child Care Program 4; Variety Show 1.2. Madrigal Dinner 1.2.3 CHRISTY PELAN CHRISTOPHER LEE PHILLIPS S Club 2.3.4 (Vice President); JETS 2.3.4; Math Team 1.2.3; Variety Show 3.4; Intramurals 1.2.3.4; Football 1.2.3.4 (All Conference Second Team); Track 1.2.3.4; Illinois State Scholar 4; JETS Club 4; National Honor Society 4 GLENN A PHILLIPS Football Manager 1; Basketball Manager 1.2; FFA 1,2.3; Plays 3.4. Key Club 3; JETS Club 4; Concert Choir 4. Variety Show 1.2.3.4; Chormen 4. Prom Committee Chairman 3 DANNY PICKETT CATE POKOJSKI STEPHEN D POTTS Transfer Student 4; Orchestra 1.2.3; Children's Theatre 2; Youth for Christ 4; Drama 3; Debate 3; Vemois News 3; Portland News 3. ALLEN PURCELL FFA I.2.3.4. Track 3. Football 4 DENISE A RANKIN Class Officer 1.2.3.4; Color Guard 2; Youth for Christ 4. Prom Attendant 3; Homecoming Attendant 1.2.4. Intramurals 1.2; Volleyball 3; Track 1.2.3.4; Cheerleader 1.2.4 ANN REHFUSS Marching. Concert, and Pep Bands 1.2; Color Guard 2. French Club 1. Variety Show 1.2.3. Track 1; Intramurals 2 TINA MARIE RENFRO French Club 3; Freshmen Orientation 2.3 BELINDA D. ROGERS Basketball 1.2.3.4; Pep. Marching, and Concert Bands 1.2.3; Variety Show 1.2.3; Intramurals 1.2,3.4. Softball 1.4. Track 2. Dance Marathon 1.2.3 DAVID RUSSELL Intramurals 1.4; Tennis 2.3.4 J RUSSELL LAURA RUSSELL RON RUSSELL ANGELIA RENEE SCHARNHORST Seniors 167 BILL SHELBY FFA 1.2.3.4 LISA RANAE SHOEMAKER Hi Tri 2, Dance Marathon 2.4. Washington. D C Trip 3. MELINDA SHOEMAKER Volleyball 1.2.3.4 (MVP. Best Defensive Player All Conference. All KC Tournament Team); Softball 1.2.3.4 (MVP. Leading Hitter. All KC Tournament Team); Basketball 1.2.4 KURT SHULER MICHAEL WA YNE SILLS Basketball Manager 3 JIM SILVEY BRADLEY E. SKAGGS. Marching. Concert and Pep Bands 1.2.3.4. Jazz Band 1.2. Drum Major 3.4; Variety Show 1.2.3.4. Track 2; Prom Committee 3; National Honor Society 4 PHIL SKAGGS Student Council 4; FFA 1; S Club 3.4; Homecoming Escort 1.4; Prom Escort 3. Intramurals 2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2.3.4 BRENTON SMITH GINA RENEE SMITH . . . Color Guard 1. Salemaires 1; Teacher's Aide 4. Marching Band 1; Nurses' Aide Program 3 KENYA SMITH LORA J SMITH Marching and Concert Bands 1.2.3.4; Prom Attendant 3. Homecoming Attendant 3.4; Intramu- rals 1. Washington. D C. Trip 3; Track 2. LARRY SNOW MEL1SA SNYDER Student Council 2.3. Marching Band 1.2; Concert Band 1; Color Guard 1.2. Youth for Christ; Variety Show 1,2; Basketball Manager 2; Track 2; Intramu- rals 3,4. PAUL SOBOLEWSKY PAULA SOBOLEWSKY SHANNON SPANGLER Interested bystanders watch fellow students try on the colonial costumes 168 Seniors DARREN STEELE MARK STINSON PAMELA KAY STOVALL . Softball 3.4; Intramurals 2; Dance Marathon 2.3. STEPHANIE STRICKLAND MARK DUANE SZARO . . Track 1.2,3; Dance Marathon 4; Variety Show 4 JIM TATE MICHELLE TATE Marching and Concert Bands 1.2.3.4. Jazz Band 1.2.4; Pep Band 2.3.4; Variety Show 1.2.3,4 PAUL TOLER SUSAN TOMASIK Marching and Concert Bands 1.2.3.4. Pep Band 1,2.4; Jazz Band 1.2.3; Washington. D C. Trip 3; Dance Marathon 2.4; National Honor Society 4 TOMMY LEE TOMES Track; Football 1.3.4; Student Council 2.3; Intramurals 2.3; S Club 3.4 TIM TUCKER VANESSA M VERT REES Concert Choir 2.3,4; Salemaires 1.2.3.4; Chamber Singers 4. French Club 2; Variety Show 1.3.4; Washington. D C. Trip 3. Prom Committee 3; Madrigal Dinner 1.2.3.4 DAVID VILLALOBOS HEATHER E WATERS Band 1.2; Track 1.2.3.4; Class Decking the halls at Christmas can be tedious, so Tim Barnhart. Steve Miller. Joey Luse. and Steve McKinzie break the monotony and maybe the tree garland Officer 4; Dance Marathon 1.2.4; Variety Show 1.2; Basketball Manager 1.2 DAVID WAYMAN Football 1.2.3.4. Track 1.2.3.4. Math Team 1.2.3.4. JETS 2.4. S Club 3.4; Student Council Parliamentarian 4; FFA 2; Intramurals 2.4; Outstanding Juniors 3; JETS Club 4; Computer Team 3; Illinois State Scholar 4; National Honor Society 4 RICK WESSLING J WHITWORTH RHONDA WILFONG LORI SCHWARTZ WILKINS JEFF WILLIAMS . Concert Choir 1.2.3.4 (President); Chamber Singers 4. Chormen 1.2.3.4, French Club 1.2. JETS 2. JETS Club 4. Plays 3.4; Variety Show 1.2.3.4; Illinois State Scholar 4; Golf I.2.3.4. Track Manager 1.2; Speech Team 4. Activist Club President 3; National Honor Society 4 ROBERTA WILLIAMS SALEMARION 3.4 (Assistant Editor); Concert Choir 1.2.3; Salemaires 1.2.3; Variety Show 1.2.4. Intramurals 2.4; Washington. D C Trip 3; Spring Concert 2.3. Madrigal Dinner 1.2.3. CHUCK WILLMAN Mike Alvis and Mike Berger have sworn to be friends forever Seniors 169 ERIC WOODWARD LISA WOODWARD RUSSELL WOODWARD WAYNE WOODWARD PATRICIA WYMAN SALEMARION 3 Dance Marathon 1,2.3.4 DWIGHT YATES FFA 1,2.3and 4 (Officer). Washington. DC. Trip 3. Intramurals 3.4 TONI ZEIDLER Tracy Hancock. Dawn Jayne. Jodi Mitchell and Gary Denton wait in line patiently at the White House 170 Seniors Seniors meet frequently throughout the year to make final preparations for graduation t £vesitc emettfo Salem Community High School is very fortunate to have area businesses that are very supportive. What better way to show our thanks than to use such prestigious names as “5th Avenue and “100 Grand to represent this section of our book? The SALEMARION Staff encourages all of you to patronize these fine businesses that have supported us through the years. Thank you. Salem! Advertisements 171 SALEMARION 1986 The names above are the dedicated ones who stayed up those late nights for the book S you now hold in your hand The main person responsible for this book is our sponsor Ms. J Frankland, who has been very patient for the past 10 years in putting the yearbooks j together. We would like to 'unofficially ' dedicate this yearbook to her. for this is her last k —ZIIIZIZ I 172 Advertisements CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’86 FROM ALL OF US AT MARION F. MILLER DRILLING CO., INC. ROTARY DRILLING I j 606 E. Main I Salem, Illinois 62881 618-548-0616 P.O. Box 89 ! i Advertisements 173 GET IN STEP! S.C.H.S. BAND SALEM, ILL. SUPPORT S.C.H.S. BAND 174 Advertisements Compliments of your Salem Chapter Advertisements 175 H H OIL FIELD CONSTRUCTION Route 1 Iuka, IL Owners: Pete and John Hayes Phone: 323-6259 Complete Oil Field Work Carpeting, Drapery, Wall-Covering. Paint and Lazy-Boys CARPET COUNTRY HOME DECORATING Southern Gardens Shopping Center Salem, Illinois 548-5588 j 176 Advertisements Congratulations and Best Wishes SHAKESPEARE OIL CO. INC. 202A W. Main Salem, Illinois PHONE (618) 548-2388 POLLARD MOTOR SALES WHOLESALE - RETAIL Congratulations Class of '86 RICHARD POLLARD ROUTE 37 NORTH MARY POLLARD SALEM, IL 62881 Compliments of Dr. J. Franklin Whipps PFAFF, GARNER, TERLIZZI Attorneys 202 W. Schwartz Salem, Illinois 62881 SALEM LODGE NO. 361 Dances every Saturday Night Lodge meetings the 1st 3rd Wednesday of every month at 8:00 p.m. Loyal order of Moose I STEVE MULVANY RAYMOND MULVANY OIL CO. MARATHON OILS Phone 532-9511 - Centralia or 548-0937 - Salem East Main St. Salem, Illinois Advertisements 177 | Seniors Best Wishes from your Class Officers Juniors i Sophomores rYWt- k. 'i— Freshmen G qLh i Jyno C 178 Advertisements Compliments of Dan, Nancy, and Beth Basham Roses are red, Violets are blue. We published this book Just for you. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1986 i j We appreciate the patronage o£ the businesses that purchased advertising. We encourage you to £requent their stores. Advertisements 179 This page is for you to use for that “special friend. Dear, Yours very truly, Compliments of a friend r i 180 Advertisements The Student Council would like to wish you the best of luck throughout your future years. SENIORS b 1W JbfitxA SOPHOMORES fyczydL ayn °rJi v-w. ic-v JUNIORS Tu) aJcM cW il ir-JvMU ?WJ) HuajhlU yr zJqjUb Uu(hcy 2A FRESHMEN . CJL, c jfuUUL SPONSOR J tulc! Advertisements 181 182 Advertisements Whittaker and Westgate Salem, Illinois Advertisements I Congratulations and Best Wishes To The Class of 1986 THEIUKA STATE BANK IUKA. ILLINOIS 62894 Phone 323-6211 Member Compliments of Kathryn and Dean White SALEM BOWL 1601 E. Main 548-3448 16 Bowling Lanes and Recreation Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Congratulations Class Of 1986 GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 116 E. Schwartz St. Salem. Illinois Roscoe Rose Pastor CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 86 NORM YOUR FRIENDLY SOLE SAVER at NORM SHOE SERVICE 100 N WASHINGTON 548-1755 Congratulations Class of 86 SALEM MOTORS 548-4224 184 Advertisements CENTRALIA DISTRIBUTING PLANT Centralia, IL 62801 PEPSI fBernhardt's ROD’S AUTO PARTS THE FASHION STORE FOR MEN 107 EAST MAIN. SALEM. ILLINOIS 62881 Tuxedo Rental - Levis - Izod 120 South Washington Salem, 11. 548-0472 The Rookie Shop 209 E. Main Salem, IL 548-2813 SUPPORT THOSE WHO SUPPORT YOU Salem Federal Savings and Loan 420 West Main • Salem, Illinois • 548-2050 FSLIC Federal Savings Loan Insurance Corp. Your Savings Insured to $100,000 Congratulations Class of '86 ! 186 Advertisements I Compliments of LITTLE EGYPT PANCAKE HOUSE Rt. 50 W. Interstate 57 548-4110 The Williams Family Congratulations Class of '86 Topper’s Salem's most popular apparel WHERE FASHION IS FUN Salem Centralia Marion i i_________________________________________________________________ CHINESE AND AMERICAN FOOD CARRY OUT SERVICE KIM-THU'S RESTAURANT 101MISSOURIAVENUE.SALEM.IL 62881 548-6432 With Best Wishes JIFFY PACKAGING CORP. Salem. Illinois COOPER CHIROPRACTIC CENTER Complete Health Care Clinical Nutrition fc Acupuncture Dr. Dale Cooper 218 S. Broadway. Salem 548-6252 Salem IGA Foodliner Salem Area’s Most Modern And Complete Food Store Open 24 Hours a Day 7 Days a Week 406 East Main • Phone 548-0420 • Salem, Illinois Advertisements 187 MEMORY OF MY PALS Bettendorf STANFORD, INC. 188 Advertisements DON LIVES A Y X RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL Air Conditioning A Heating 30 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE IN THE SALEM AREA SALES - SERVICE - INSTALLATIONS - SHEET METAL FABRICATION EMERGENCY SERVICE 548-5378 AFTER HOURS EMERGENCY SERVICE 543-1263 REPAIRS ON MOST MAKES OR MODELS 706 S. BROADWA Y SALEM Big Lick Ice Cream So. Gardens Shopping Center Hwy. 37 South Salem, IL. Hot Dogs, Polish Sausage Soft Service Ice Cream, Italian Beef Burritos, Cold Drinks PARADISE FLOWERS 730 N. Broadway Salem. Illinois Flowers for all occasions 548-2170 anytime PHILS BUILDING MATERIALS CENTER • PANELING • SIDING • ROOFING • HARDWARE • KITCHEN CABINETS • PLUMBING SUPPLIES • ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES • TREATED DECK LUMBER • MILLWORK • FENCING • 02 SHINGLES • TRU88E8 JAN A PHIL PITTMAN OWNERS ASST MANAGER CAROL HUTCHISON • ANDERSEN WINDOWS • WEATHERGUARD INSULATION FOR FREE ESTIMATES - CALL PHIL ON THE HILL 266-7200 OPEN MON.-SAT. 8AM 6PM IF NO ANS. DIX 266 7317 DELIVERY SERVICE 640 W SOUTH. DIX TAKE DIX EXIT OFF 1-67 Compliments of JESS B. MARTIN. JR. your STATE FARM INSURANCE AGENCY. INC. Southern Gardens Shopping Center Salem, Illinois 548-2574 HalFs Nursery A Landscape Co. ONE OF THE LARGEST DISPLAYS OF NURSERY STOCK IN THIS AREA Residential A Commercial ORNAMENTAL A SHADE TREES FLOWERING SHRUBS A EVERGREENS BARK - MULCH A DECORATIVE ROCK Master Planning A Design Service We Specialize in Large Tree Transplants (618) 822-6949 LOCATED ON HWY 37 K MILE SOUTH OF KELL Advertisements 189 I Compliments of Fashions by Betsy Fine Ladies Apparel 202 South Broadway Salem 548-3136 Compliments of Ladies and Men's Apparel 116 S. Broadway Salem 548-6080 Salem Times I € omraoner Quality Job Printers Publishers Robert Robert Taylor -i INSURANCE a REAL ESTATE 518 S. Broadway, Salem, Illinois 62881 Telephone 548-1954 SHOE GALLERY Across From Court House Downtown Salem DEXTER FOOTWORKS 5 NIKE t ADIDAS I KAEPA 190 Advertisements r Congratulations Class of 1986 HOW TO WIN AT THE LOSING GAME DIET CENTER Salem 548-1124 Centralia 533-7546 PIZZA MAN Bob and Mike Highway 50 West - Salem, IL OUR HOURS ARE: 10:30 AM - 11:00 P.M. Sun. thru Thurs. 10:30 A.M. - 12 Mid. Fri. Sat. PHONE 548-5331 548-5332 548-5333 Compliments of FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH of Salem SHUBERT F. SOMER AGENCY. INC. Complete Insurance Protection 821 West Main Phone 548-2666 P.O. Box 167 Salem. 111. 62881 James D. Somer. President IRWIN’S INTERIORS AND CARPET CITY Custom Cabinets Stock Wallpaper Westgate Shopping Center Salem, Illinois 548-0711 or 548-4525 Advertisements 191 i I Compliments of D. W. Larimer Son, Inc. Abstracters of Titles Bill Larimer - Mark Larimer 7-6:30 WK. DAYS WEDDING QOWNS DRAPERIES 7-1:00 SAT. CLEANED BOXED REG. FAN FOLDS FREE PK UP DEL. - MON., WED., FRI. Qtenn 618-648-1330 Magic Cleaners Compliments of MARION COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. 216 North Broadway Salem, Illinois GLENN R. HEMINOVER, JR. 210 EAST MAIN ST. SALEM, IL. 62881 Congratulations and Best Wishes from THE OFFICE OF REGIONAL SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS SAM NALL McMACKIN HARDWARE AND GOURMET Candy and Cake Decorations and Supplies Hardware - Stovepipe - Paint Case Pocket Knives Cooking School I 192 Advertisements CITY OF SALEM Mayor - LEONARD E. FERGUSON City Manager - DONALD E. HAHN City Clerk - MARILYN K. STEEVENS City Attorney - MICHAEL R. JONES City Treasurer - DAVID HEAVENER Councilman DAVID E. BLACK TOM CARR MIKE MUNTER JOHN H. WRIGHT Salem - The history is ours, The future is yours CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! Salem Cable TV 208 S. Walnut Salem, Illinois Phone 548-2722 There is more to see on Cable TV. Advertisements 193 Congratulation s Seniors and Best Wishes from open 11:00 A.M. Daily Featuring Pizzas, Sandwiches Nachos and a 24 item Salad Bar. We have the latest in Video Games for your enjoyment while you wait. Radio hack DEALER WESTGATE SHOPPING CENTER SALEM. IL. 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. II 62881 MAX DYE, INC. Oldsmobile - Pontiac - GMC Trucks Rt. 50 West Phone 548-2343 Salem. Illinois 62881 Congratulations class of 1986 194 Advertisements BUSINESS 618 548-3187 Home 618 323-6391 Robert D. Petrea Store Manager SALIM ENERGY SUPPUES a IIIMCU 1301 WEST MAIN • SALEM. IL 62881 $udy A JaAhionA Junior A Missy ’s Apparel Sizes 1-20 WESTGATE SHOPPING CENTER SALEM. ILLINOIS 62881 548-6611 JUDY A JIM WHEELER. OWNERS J TootSteps Quality - Footwear for Women and Children Westgate Shopping Center Salem. Illinois 548-1370 Compliments of BANDY'S PHARMACY Located at Westgate Shopping Center 548-4000 HOLLY'S Mobile Home Supply 1443 W. Whittaker Salem. Illinois 62881 548-2421 Best Wishes from (Cam: Itevimoe So- “The Video Specialists” 601 W. Main. Salem - Phone 548-6662 EVAN'S FARM MARKET Quality Produce 1401 W. Main Salem, III. 548-6013 SALEM COMPUTER SYSTEMS Computer Sales and Service IBM-SANYO-A TARI-KA YPRO Westgate P.O. Box 401 Salem. IL. 62881 (618) 548-5292 Advertisements 195 I Congratulations Class of '86 Compliments of MEADOR TRUCKING Larry L. Meador 349 Woodland Dr. Salem, II. 548-5681 Compliments of fPetrofab, Inc.) Rt. 37 South SALEM, 1L. 62881 648-1353 ! 'lac. St. Rt. 161 A 37 - Kell. Illinois 62853 Toll Free 800-642-2124 - (618) 822-6680 Home Health Care Exercise Equipment Physicians Hospital Supplies toff ■« Midstate Machinery Company ROUTE 37 SOUTH SALEM. ILLINOIS 62881 DONALD R. BERTRAND 618-548-0282 UNION 76 Coast to Coast PETROLEUM PRODUCTS ALLEN E MEADOR SALEM. ILLINOIS 62881 BUSINESS PHONE 548 3215 HOME PHONE 548 3203 TOTAL HARDWARE Southern Garden Shopping Center BEST WISHES AND GOOD LUCK To The Class of '86 from Judy. Larry and Patrick Ryan 196 Advertisements Compliments of JARCO INC. HI way 37 South Salem, Illinois SALEM VACUUM CLEANERS 1401 S. Broadway Open Daily 9-6 Friday 9-6 Saturday 9-12 Area's Largest Selection of New, Used and Reconditioned. Financing A Lay-a-way Available 548-5444 BETHARD’S WELDING SERVICE KELL, ILLINOIS •A-V 'fra MOBILE OR IN-SHOP WELDING, BRAZING QUALITY WELDING DAY OR NIGHT 822-6694 i ? • yisz ri Jiy OF DIX Helping People Making Progress Dix, Illinois 62830 Phone (618) 266-7444 MEMBER F.D.I.C. I KEELE MILLING COMPANY. INC. Phone 266-7266 Custom Grinding Liquid Supplement Seed Cleaning Dix, Illinois GLENN A S STYLON Phone: 822-6376 Box 174 Kell. IL 62853 Olenna (Maxey) Mount Advertisements 197 AN A UTOGRAPH PAGE Compliments of NIP’S CREATIVE PHOTOGRAPHY Route 37 South Salem, IL 62881 548-3385 1 198 Advertisements MIKE'S WELDING REPAIR FARM COMMERCIAL Salem Glass Co. Inc. HOME • COMMERCIAL • AUTO GLASS • PLEXIGLASS • MIRRORS MIKE RAFTERY RT. 1 SALEM. IL 62881 110 N. Jefferson Salem, II. 62881 John Sands 6185480327 [ ! Phone 848-0988 Home 848-0722 Livesay Electric Service 35 Years Experience HARRELL PLUMBING HEATING INC. COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL • INDUSTRIAL FULLY INSURED UNION SHOP COMPLETE LINE OF SUPPLIES 848-1627 Keith Livesay Owner 706 S. Bway Salem, IL. 62881 Route 2, Box 422 Salem. IL. 62881 WM.O. (Bill) Harrell Pres. Lie.4088-088861 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS Compliments of L. R. OSBORN SON FUNERAL HOME 822-6281 Box 188 Kell. III. 62883 WARFIELD OIL COMPANY Distributing | PHONE k 648-0223 L TEXACO PRODUCTS SALEM. ILLINOIS 62881 © TEXACO Advertisements 199 Salem Congratulations and Best Wishes To All Students At S.C.H.S. Rankin Funeral Home Farina Phone 548-1234 : Iuka Best Wishes to the Class of 1986 Congratulations DUNCAN OIL Carl Y. Cantrell Agency, COMPANY Inc. 300 S. Washington Insurance - Real Estate Salem, Illinois 218 South Broadway Salem. Illinois 648-2787 200 Advertisements DIETRICHS Salem's Oldest and Outstanding Store Featuring The Newest Styles in MEN 'S CLOTHING and AFTER SIX FORMAL RENTAL Across From The Courthouse Phone 548-3254 Salem, Illinois SHIRLEY and WALLY WATKINS HOLSAPPLE MOTORS Used Cars and Trucks 210 East McMackin Salem. IL 548-0108 Congratulations Class of 1986 SALEM FLOWERS GREENHOUSE We specialize in corsages and wedding work 799 E. Main 548-1300 Across from East Lawn Cemetery Congra tula tions To The Class of 1986 SWENEYS DRUG STORE Prescription Needs Ice Cream - Cokes Complete School Supplies Cosmetics ELECTRONICS INC SALEM. IL. 62881 119 EAST McMACKIN ST MEXICAN-AMERICAN FOOD 321 E. Main Salem. IL 62881 548-3666 Advertisements 201 i I AUSTIN'S RESTAURANTS Banquets and Catering Service' Smackin' Good Fried Chicken Salem and Dix 548-0084 866-7833 Sun Tan Beds Computer Perms Manicures Body Waxing Nail Tips Head Quarters for Hair Westgate Shopping Center Salem. Illinois 548-6660 Open 6 Days Walk-in or Call PHONE. (618)548-0197 DAY OR NIOHT HENNE EXCAVATING AND OILFIELD CONSTRUCTION ROUTE 3 SALEM. ILLINOIS 31 YEARS EXPERIENCE 84 HOUR SERVICE ALL UNITS RADIO DISPATCHE R.L. DOC HENNE OWNER AND MANAGER MORRIS MARTIN INSURANCE AGENCY Westgate Shopping Center Salem, 1L 62881 Kevin Martin Marlin Morris Phone 548-6161 ! J WAL-MART For Savings You Can See Everywhere You Look. (We Sell For Less) U.S. Highway 50 fc Illinois Avenue 808 Advertisements Teddy Bear Day 207 Indiana St. Salem, II. Phone: 548-6919 Care REAL ESTATE Phone • 548-3343 Post Office Box 604 • 206 West Schwartz _____ Salem. Illinois 62881 m REALTOR CARMENS The Pine Cone Shop Gifts - yarn- We have Angora 602 WEST MAIN ST. SALEM. ILL. Phone 548-0131 FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH 1200 W. Boone Salem. Illinois 548-0867 Thomas Wyatt. Minister Your 1 Stop To Health Beauty Family Hair Styling Super Tan Tanning Supervised Exercise Programs Mini-Gym Spa Muscle Therapy Owned Operated by Carmen Buddy Rapp 206 E. Main - Salem. 111. 548-2841 Jack Woods Construction Co. Builder of fine Custom Homes Congratulations Seniors 209 S. Walnut. Salem. 111. 618-548-6738 Congratulations Class of 86 s S Advertisements 203 WILLIAMS REALTY INC. Congratulations Class of 86 216 W. Main Dean Wiggins - ORI Broker Salem. IL Phone 648-1470 SHARP rtc i Whirlpool KltchenAld 4m ana vJEfSIM AIR 210 W. Main • SALEM. ILLINOIS 62881 “WE SERVICE EVERYTHING WE SELL“ BILL WOOLFORD BILL MARSH (618) 648-1111 Congra tula tions Class of '86 Wahhabi 222 W. Main Phone: 648-6238 Compliments THE COFFEE AND DONUT SHOP 120 W. Schwartz Salem. Illinois Phone: 648-2342 The House That ACCOUNTS For You 602 V� W. Main (Above the Pine Cone Shop) Salem. IL 62881 618 648-4394 Virginia L. Hixon 204 Advertisements r I 11 SALEM NATIONAL BANK Since 1870 205 W Main 548-2200 FDIC I 82J W. MAIN ST.. SALEM 548-5123 Jim Somer. O.R.I. BROKER The first person to bring Kay Stinson s autograph on this ad to Miss Frankland will receive a free plastic cover. Southern Illinois Garot-Christman Agency Life-Health-A u to CONGRA TULA TIONS! 1220 W. Main Salem. IL. Advertisements 205 I ! i i Congratulations Class of ’86 From Morton Oil Field Const. Corp. Tank Truck Service Rt. 1 Box 156 Kell, IL 618-822-6436 ROSA LEE'S BEAUTY SALON Rt. 37 North Dix. IL 62830 266-7196 MIDWEST FEED STORE 820 SO. Washington Phone 548-1079 Salem. IL. 62881 Orinding-mixing-bulk delivery Supersweet Feed Congratulations Class of 1986 Bill Jones Auto Repair 1 800 S. Broadway Salem, 111. 62881 548-2619 Hon Snyder Oary Smith Congratulations Class of 1986 AMENDMENT II FIREARMS 201 W. Lake Salem. 111. 62881 (618) 548-5527 specializing in: Military-Police surplus products I Compliments of MILNER APPL. CENTER AND JUDY'S BEAUTY SHOP 2401 S. Washington 548-3612 206 Advertisements People forget how fast you did a job, but they remember how well you did it Congratulations GOFF PLUMBING HEATING 1123 South Broadway Salem, Illinois Phone 548-5860 Brown Shoe Company “The Shoe With The Youthful FeeT' Route 37 south - Phone 548-0114 We are equal opportunity Employer Harold R. Dyer, Plant Manager (618) 648-6163 RILEY T. V. HOSPITAL Loebr Heating Air Conditioning COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION SERVICE Dix, IL. 62830 Zenith Sales fc Services S.S. Towers-Antennas ROBERT LOEHR 1120 SOUTH JEFFERSON STREET Owner SALEM, ILLINOIS 62881 fit. 37 North Phone 266-7760 I I Advertisements 207 10th YR IN BUSINESS ED'S PHOTOGRAPHY WE DO OUR OWN PROCESSING AND PRINTING PHONE 548-0318 R.R. 2 BOX 129 SALEM. ILL. WEDDINGS BABY FAMILY PORTRAITS Congratulations Class of '86 Compliments of NATIONAL MAGAZINE MAILERS k Rt. 50 West Salem I___________________________________________________________________________________________________, Butch Teterson Chevrolet-Buick, Inc. Let our Integrity Be your Guide Sales. Service. Parts. Leasing 548-5500 CROUCH RADIATOR SERVICE Radiators Cleaned - Repaired - and Recoring Automotive Air Conditioning Sales Service Phone: 548-0311 U.S. 50 West Salem. Illinois LP-GAS For Domestic, Industrial Uses Petrolane, Inc. 1824 West Main Off. Ph. (618) 548-3000 208 Advertisements Compliments of Stanford STANFORD DIVISION M.A.N. - ROLAND U.S.A.. INC. SALEM. ILLINOIS 62881 PHONE: 618 548-2600 Advertisements 209 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1986 “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 I 210 Advertisements McDonald's 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 SUPER 8 MOTELS, INC. America's Finest Economy Lodging (618)548-5882 1-57 A U.S. 50 Exit 118 Salem. 111. 62881 M KAREN STEVENS Manager S O Mobil Rt. 50 1 57 • 548-6195 Year round wash and wax $25.00 CONGRATULATIONS Seniors YOKOHAMA E UORAQO BFGoodrich SALEM MOBILE MODULAR HOMES. INC. 3 SALEM TIRE CENTER. INC. PASSENGER • FARM • R. V. TRUCK ROAD A FARM WHEEL ALIGNMENT TUFF-CURE RETREADING U.S. 50 WEST AT 1-57. SALEM. IL 62881 (618) 548-5045 Route 50. West at Texas Corner Salem 62881 Roy G. Woodward President Bus: 618-548-5721 Res.: 618-548-1180 i Advertisements 211 ccjL0 gravure °nnJV 212 Advertisement« f V Congratulations to the class of 1986 From all of us at St. Theresa of Avila Catholic Church Salem Rev. Stephen Rudolphi Pastor Congra tula tions to the Class of 1986 HAYS OILFIELD CONSTRUCTION CO. Richard L. Barbara J. Hays Salem, Illinois Advertisements SI3 Lloyd’s Hallmark Shop Cards Gifts and Bridal Register 121 W. Main Salem, II. 62881 Phone 548-5898 OLYMPIC STAINS OVERCOAT PITTSBURGH PAINTS (Carpet MORE SEE US FOR YOUR DECORATING NEEDS 618-548-4686 Marshia and Bill Talbott 115 West Main Janie and Jim Grimes Salem. IL 62881 Bridal Registry JOHNSONS JEWELRY HALLMARK 548-3304 Karen’s Fabrice Tailoring 113 SOUTH BROADWAY SALEM. ILLINOIS 62881 TELEPHONE 618-548-1609 Diamonds - Watches Gifts for all Occasions Salem. IL 62881 “Class Ring Headquarters Where you save does make a difference The Family Financial Center Marion County Savings And Loan Association Gene L. Yolton 301 West Main. Salem. Illinois 62881 Executive Vice-President Phone: 548-3440 214 Advertisements WIBD radio NBC Radio Network Affiliate 24 Hours A Day 1350-AM STEREO 100-FM SALEM CABLE CH. 12 SALEM, ILLINOIS Advertisements SIS I BACHMANN’S Serving- Salem Area For Four Generations HOME FURNISHINGS ACCESSORIES APPLIANCES - CARPETING 109 W. MAIN SALEM. ILLINOIS PHONE 548-0509 SALEM TV REPAIR 401 SOUTH COLLEGE MEMO TO: PHONE 548-1463 you can depend on Quasar Phone 618-548-1190 P.O. Box 488 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 216 Advertisements THIS SPACE TO REMEMBER A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS OF . .. 5 s ROGERS-A TKINS FUNERAL HOME LARRY E. ROGERS. FUNERAL DIRECTOR Compliments of JACK S BODY SHOP 1103 W. Whittaker Salem. Illinois Best Wishes From Jack Holsapple. Proprietor KANE INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Salem, Illinois Emmett Kane Charles J. Kane Robert E. Kane HEIGHTS FINANCE CORPORATION 106 WEST MAIN STREET SALEM. IL. 62881 Advertisements 217 People You Know Serving People They Know ( ? wu uut6btSTATE BANK Salem, Illinois Member F.D.I.C. W. Main St. I 218 Advertisements 1 Index Adams. Lorraine 103 Albert. Amy 62. 103. 118 Albert. Cynthia 118 Albert. James 103 Albert. Rob 118 Albright. Julie 43. 45. 47. 51. 66. 133 Albright. Rob 10. 38 Allen. Dennis 89. 146. 161 Allen. Helen 98 Allen. Tammy 144 Allison. Lisa 44. 118 Allison. Lyndell 146. 161 Alsept. Jeannie............. 103 Alvis. Angie 90 Alvis. Kathy............ 65. 103 Alvis. Mike......... 10. 30. 63. 146, 161. 169 Amerman. Sam 118 Anderson. Harold 89 Anderson. Teresa 103 Anderson. Tricia 19. 52. 103. 116 Andrews. Kari....... 15. 27. 28, 44. 103 Anspach. Jeff 57. 60. 66. 115. 118 Applegate. David 10. 54. 146. 161 Applegate. Doug 131 Archer. Terry 54. 118 Arndt. Stephanie 62. 118 Arnold. Jeffrey 103 Arnold. Leslie 45. 59. 146. 161 Arnold. Paul 98 Arnold. Richie.......... 158.161 Arnold. Tim 103 Ashby. Janet 118 Ashley. Missy...... 14. 57, 133 AuBuchon. Dan 21. 118 Austin. Jeff 64. 118 Ayers. Machelle 32. 118 B Bachman. Rob Bahrns. Jeff Bailey. Tim Bailey. Vicki 78. 146. 161 Baity. Jason Baker. Barbi Baker. Richard Baker. Shelley Baldock. John Baldridge. Sheila Bales. Joey Barbe. Blaze Bareroft. John Barnett. Ivan .......... 133 ........ 133 ......... 118 40. 41. 42. 50. 44. 47. 133 ......... 133 103 54. 55. 133 133 52.82. 97 70 118 ........ 118 ......... 118 Barnhart. Tim 8. 10. 20. 30. 44. 52. 53. 88. 89. 90. 146. 161. 167 Barrow, Mary 99 Barter. Chns....... 10. 146. 161 Bartley. Jeff 133 Bartley. Marlene Buehne 45. 146. 161 Barton. Brian 35. 40. 41. 47. 78. 133 Barton. Rob 8. 34. 47. 146. 161 Barylske. Judy 97 Basham. Elizabeth 44. 103 Baskett. Deana 146. 152. 161 Bass. Theresa 59. 133 Bates. Larry 133 Baxter. Teri.............. 54. 133 Bazzetta. Richard 47. 60. 87. 146. 152. 161 Bazzetta. Steve.... 10. 81. 118 Beard. Tony................... 118 Beasley. Lula Kay 60. 89. 146. 161 Beavers. Bill.................. 10 Beavin. Debbie 15. 103 Beavin. Karen................. 51. 133 Bechdoldt. Stacey 36.63. 93. 133 Becker. Brian 133 Becker. Mike 118 Becker. Scott 12. 103 Beckham. Amy.................. 62. 103 Beckman. Sally 65. 66. 78. 87. 133. 138 Beer. Kurt 54. 55. 118 Beeson. Jack 64. 133 Beeson. Kristi 19. 73. 74. 75. 103 Beezhold. Michael 119 Benson. John............. 146. 161 Berger. Mike 10. 11. 63. 65. 89. 146. 161. 169 Bergman. Cassie 70 Beming. Eric 147. 161 Berry. Lisa 69. 146. 161 Berry. Patricia 44. 62. 119 Bertschi. Brent 35. 119 Bethard. Rene 40. 41. 60. 119 Bierman. Carrie 15. 103 Bierman. Rachel 45. 119 Biggs. Robert 103 Bighorn. Cassy 133 Birth. Sandy 68. 147. 149. 162 Bishop. Bill 119 Bivins. Michelle........... 119 Black. Becky 32. 87 Black. Carole 44. 47. 50. 88. 147. 149. 162 Blackman. Missy 62. 119 Blank. Harold 96 Blank. Stan 97 Blankenship. Davette 66. 134 Blanton. Jeff.......... 30. 134 Blanton. Jerry 10. 130. 119 Boldrey. Jim 103 Boldrey. Kevin 45. 47. 147, 162 Bolton. Sheila 103 Botka. Sherrie 119 Boughers. Larry 54. 103 Bower. Chuck 8. 10. 21. 35. 134 Box. Glenn Boyles. Barbara Boyles. Brent 134 158. 162 134 Boyles. Craig 158. 159. 162 Bradley. Chad 104 Branch. Bill 158. 162 Branch. Janet 104 Branch. Jason 52. 119 Branch. Jayma 40. 41. 42. 43. 44, 47. 51. 62. 66. 85. 135 Branch. Jim 158. 162 Branch. Julie 57 Brandibas. Joe 147. 162 Branson. Kevin 60. 158. 162 Branson. Tina 119 Brant. Tim 45. 47. 119 Brasel. Kelly 10.24. 25. 30. 119 Bray. April.... 51. 60. 134. 138 Bray. Carla.... 147. 157. 162 Bray. Cliff.................. 116 Brewer. Ken 101 Brim berry. Dale 158. 162 Brinkerhoff. Donna 97 Briscuso. Steve 44. 47. 66. 119 Brooks. Keri ...... 10. 84. 134 Brown. Brenda 45. 104 Brown. Jennifer............ 104 Brown. Tabby.......... 158. 162 Brown. Tony................ 104 Brubaker. Cindy............ 134 Brubaker. Doug 119 Bruce. Amy 43. 45. 47. 134 Bruce. Dorothy............. 100 Bryan. Philip............... 134 Bryant. Bernie 56. 89. 99 Bryant. David.............. 131 Bryant. Tony 35. 119 Budde. Chuck 10. 99 Budde. Lisa 9. 15. 33. 63. 119 Bullard. Rick 54. 134 Bumgardner. Stacy.......... 104 Bumgardner. Wayne 134 Bunton. Darren 54. 119 Burleyson. Randy 13. 104 Burroughs. Angie 44. 47. 104 Burroughs. Bryan 147. 162 Burroughs. David...... 54. 119 Bushue. Linda.............. 104 Butler. Eric............... 104 Butts. David.......... 158. 162 Byars. Cheryl 36 Byars. Karen 27. 28. 73. 104 Bvars. Mark 8. 10. 11. 14. 21. 30. 31. 50. 81. 147. 162 Byers. Carl................. 98 Byers. Kim 15. 104 Cain. Steve Calvetti. Jocelyn ... Cannon. Lisa 134 120 45. 120 Cantrell. Lori Card. Milo 66. 134. 138 104 Carpenter. Kenny . 158. 162 Carpenter. Rick 134 Carpenter. Valerie 120 Carr. Andrea 9. 17. 62. 65. 66. 120 Carroll. Monica 70. 120 Carter. James 12. 104 Carter. Leah 32.56 Carter. Richard 134 Carter. Todd 120 Carter. Trent 104 Carter. Troy 158. 162 Casner. Angie 104. 106 Casner. Charles 10. 134 Casner. Cris 41. 50, 134 Casner. Sam 54. 134 Ca valet to. Connie . 100 CavaJetto. John 63. 69. 96 Cavaletto. John 10. 120 Cavins. Chris 158. 162 Cavins. Michelle 120 Cavins. Paula 120 Cerny. Jim 56. 98 Cessna. Kelly 116 Chandler. Debbie 69 Chandler. Donna 120 Chandler. Melinda 120 Chandler. Michelle 120 Chapman. Stacey 104 Chapman. Tammy 104 Charlton. Angie 135 Cheatum. Tracy 8. 22. 23. 35. 147. 162 Childers. Kellie 36. 120 Childers. Robin 104 Chitty. Juhe 45. 57. 62. 65. 104 Chitty. Mike 8. 38 Chitwood. Alan 144 Chitwood. Amy 135 Church. Larry 158. 162 Church. Terry 135 Clark. Becky 135 Clark. Eric 105 Clark. Glen 105 Clark. Lu Ann 59. 120 Clayton. Kelly 60. 62. 120 Clifton. Cindy 54. 65. 120 Clifton. Dan 51. 135. 139 Clifton. Tracy 45. 135 Clinton. Dale 54. 158. 162 Collier. Doss 50. 147. 157. 162 CoUier. Jason 105 Collier. Korey 10. 120 Collier. Martha .... 100 Collum. Pam 105 Combs. Jina 36. 37 Cone. Bob 54. 98 Cone. Steven 30.51. 55. 120 Conner. Dana . 105 Conner. Scott 65. 105 Conrad. Melissa 54. 105 Cooney. Anne 120 Copple. Scott 10. 30. 66. 120. 124 Corrona. Andrea 19. 105 Corrona. Jim 16. 22. 30. 99 Courtney. Angie 105 Craig. Chuck 22. 30. 50. 63. 147. 162 Craig. Tony 105 Cram. Deannett 40. 105 Crain. Rob 105 Crane. Deanna 147. 162 Crawford. Tammy 68. 149. 158. 162 Crenshaw. Penny 105 Crippen. Velvet 135 Cronk. Michelle 131 Cronk. Rod 15S. 162 Croslow. Doug 90 Crouch. Andy 121 Crouch. Christa 147. 162 Crow. Joyce 56. 100 Cruise. Rodney 12. 105 Crunk. Bret 121 Curry Walter 69. 135 Cushman. Dolan 135 Daniels. Curt 12. 26. 105 219 Daniels. Ginger......... 62. 65. 121. 124 Daniels. Jodi 44. 88. 147. 162 Daniels. Louis............... 97 Daniels. Rick............. 121 Darnell. Rick................ 38 Daub. Dwight........ 10. 11, 99 Daugherty. Joey .... 54. 158 162 Daugherty. Robert...... 158. 162 Daugherty. Sandy............ 105 Davis. Amy................... 86 Davis. Brian................ 105 Davis. Emily............ 15. 105 Davis. Jim................... 98 Davis. Michelle..... 40. 41. 135 Decker. Brad 50. 147. 162 Declue. Ron................. 105 Denton. Gary.... 30. 50. 57. 60. 61. 67. 89. 147. 159. 162. 170 Dial. Lynn.............. 44. 105 Dill. Billy 135 Dixon, Roger................ 144 Dodson. Carl................ 121 Dodson. Cheryl.............. 106 Doherty. Dave................ 8. 30 Doherty. Kimberly.... 9. 14. 52. 93. 135. 143 Doherty. Shannon........ 83. 90 Donaldson. Sam 106 Donaldson. Susanne........ 106 Donoho. Brad............ 30. 135 Donoho. Brett 8. 10. 63. 148. 162 Donoho. Janice.......... 51. 106 Donoho. Keith............... 106 Donoho. Kent........ 54. 55. 121 Donoho. Lisa 32. 45. 66. 121 Donoho. Penny............... 131 Donoho. Shawn........... 66. 121 Donohue. Dawn 15. 59. 66. 121 Dowds. Barbara ........ 121 Dowds. Tina................. 135 Drake. Paul................. 121 Duncan. Doug................ 106 Duncan. Sherri.......... 45. 121 Dunn. Jackie............ 70. 122 Dunn. Tami...... 148. 159. 162 Durbin. Nancy....... 17. 45. 106 Durham. Tammy 45. 81. 122 Durham. Tim............. 12, 106 Dye. Jeff............... 12. 106 Dye. Tammy 32. 62. 122 E Eagan, Dale.................. 122 Eagan.Jeffrey................ 106 Eaker. Jeff 122 Eaker, Roy.............. 148. 162 Easley. Billy................ 122 Easley. Bobby................ 100 Easley. Jeff 58. 67, 135 Easley. Joel............ 158. 162 Easley. Lisa................. 106 Easley. Rob.................. 100 Easley. Stacey............... 122 Eblin. Doug.............. 10. 12 Eddings, Melinda......... 54, 122 Edgeworth. Jason............. 122 Edwards. Marty............... 135 Eells. Greg ............. 74. 90 Eells. Jeff... 10.24. 25. 30. 51, 52. 122 Eilbes. Ben 44. 47, 122 Elder. David................. 122 Eller. Diane.................. 99 Elliott. Tina................ 135 Elliott. Tracy............... 135 Engel. Tricia..... 40, 41. 43. 45, 58. 59. 60. 88. 148. 163. 164 Engel. Troy Engh. Denise Ervin. Lenore .... Ervin. Rene 122 89. 148. 163 148. 163 157 Ervin. Rob 45. 47. 61. 122 Erwin. Jeffrey 148. 163 Etcheson. Aaron 106 Eubank. Melvin 107 Evans. Julie 135 Evans, Melinda 122 F Fagan, Eric................. 135 Fairchild, Greg 40. 41. 42. 43. 50. 57. 78. 148. 163 Faith, Reynolds.............. 90 Fancher, Lance.............. 107 Farley. Gina Watson....... 148. 153. 163 Fatheree. Anita............. 122 Fatheree. Ron....... 54. 158. 163 Felgenhauer. Jeff........... 136 Felty. Trucy................ 107 Fenton. Robin............... 136 Ferrell. Angie......... 148. 163 Fields. Tony................ 107 Finney. Kathy................ 97 Fisher. Cindy....... 40. 41. 62. 66. 136 Fisher. Shannon............. 107 Fitch, Bryson............... 122 Fitch, Rebecca 9. 32. 33. 50. 88. 148. 149.163. 167 Fitzwater, Eric............. 107 Forehand. Rebecca 62.101 Forney. Stephanie ... 17. 44. 62. 65. 66. 122 Foss. Don A......... 45. 47.136 Foss. Don.................... 98 Foust. Tim.............. 10. 136 Frailey. Brian.............. 136 Francois. Chris..... 10. 30. 122 Frankland. Sharon......... 58. 97 Frankrone, Renee..... 148, 163 Frazee, Terrie.............. 136 Frazee. Tom...... 8. 10. 20. 63. 158. 163 Fry. Cindie............. 36. 37 Fry. Mindie......... 83. 88. 149. 153. 163 G Gaines. Rebecca........ 17. 107 Garden. Andy..... 8. 10. 11, 21, 149, 163 Garden. Richard............. 96 Gardner. Jill.......... 74. 90 Garich. Loretta............ 100 Gamer. Liz....... 45. 81. 88. 149. 153. 157. 163 Gamer. Sherry 45. 62. 65. 136 Garrett. Greg.......... 35. 136 Garrison. Paul........ 158. 163 Garrison. Tammy............. 44 Garrison. Tony......... 16. 107 Gaston. Herbert............ 100 Gaston. Marsha............. 122 George. Doug............... 123 Gibson. Barry 10. 30. 51. 63. 149. 163 Gierten. Paul....... 30. 31. 90 Goodin. Karen.............. 123 Goodin. Terry.... 9. 16. 20. 30. 149. 163 Goodwin. Doug.............. 100 Goostree. Bobby........ 69. 79. 149. 163 Gostree. Margie............ 107 Goostree, Todd............. 123 Gordon. Angie.......... 62. 107 Gordon. Clint.............. 136 Graham. J. D................ 38 Graham. Tiffany... 32. 88. 90. 149. 163 Graham. Tom........... 54, 116 Graham. Tyson......... 26. 116 Graham. Wendy......... 44. 107 Green. Beverly 32. 44. 65.123 Green. Bob........ 50, 149. 163 Green. Bruce.......... 54. 123 Green. David............... 123 Green. Doug................ 136 Green. Jim.................. 97 Green. Michele........ 65. 68. 149. 163 Green. Teresa... 149, 157, 163 Gregory. Doug.............. 107 Greider, Chris............. 123 Griffy, Chris.............. 123 Gruenkemeyer. Greg 22. 24. 25. 97 Grzegorek. Lori....... 70. 123 Guinn. Christine...... 58. 136 Guthrie. Dale..... 60. 61. 67. 89. 101 Guymon, Carm.......... 67. 100 H Hage. Curt.................. 144 Hahn. Nathanial.............. 70 Half acre. Cheri...... 62. 123 Halfacre. Dan 54. 158. 163 Half acre, Melinda.......... 107 Halfacre. Pam .... 149, 157, 163 Halfacre. Rhonda..... 150. 163 Hall. Chris........... 26. 107 Hall. Chuck........... 12. 107 Hallett. Jae.......... 12. 107 Hancock. Terri.............. 107 Hancock. Tracy ... 88. 150. 163. 164. 170 Haney. Lara................. 107 Haney. Rich.................. 90 Hanks. Nancy...... 27, 45. 62. 107 Harbin. Cathy............... 107 Harbin. Christy....... 14. 136 Harmon. Leshe..... 32. 45. 47, 58. 66. 72. 83. 89. 150. 163. 164 Harmon. Michlele............ 108 Hart sell, Angela........... 69. 136. 158 Hawkins. Jeff............... 136 Hawkins. Mary..... 32. 44. 150. 164 Hawkins. Mary Lois....... 100 Hawkins. Mary Lou........ 101 Hawkins. Robert....... 44. 123 Hawley. Maxine............... 56 Hawn. Jim 54. 136 Hawn. Mike............ 54. 123 Hayes. Billy................ 144 Hays. Crystal............... 108 Hays. Jeff.................. 137 Hays, Johnny................ 137 Hays. Lana............ 54. 108 Hays. Richard................ 96 Hays. Tracy.... 32. 40. 41. 62. 66. 137 Heard, Lyndon......... 22. 81 Heavener. Clark... 13. 26. 74. 75. 108 Helm. Brad 123 Helm, Chris....... 15. 32. 123 Helm, Darla................. 123 Helm. Jan.................... 32 Helpingstine. Dan........... 108 Hendrix. Sherry...... 40, 41. 150. 164 Henne. Michele 40. 41. 61. 67. 78, 150. 164 Henry. Rossi...... 12. 26. 108 Henry. Suzanne 15. 32. 99 Henson. Brian..... 44. 47. 108 Henson. Lars...... 30. 51. 123 Hertel, Chris.......... 51. 108 Hertel. Scott............... 137 Hess. Kelly................. 137 Hess. Kenny................. 137 Hester. Brad 10. 21. 54. 137 Hester. Laura................ 32 Hester. Scott...... 12. 26. 45 54. 108 Hezlep. Bill................ 86. 101 Hicks. Angie................ 108 Hicks. Kelly................. 36 Hicks. Mark............ 158. 164 Higdon. Karen..... 50. 150. 164 Higdon. Scott 35. 137 Higgerson. Brian 40. 41. 43. 150. 164 Hilderbrand. Lisa........... 123 Hill. Joe................. 123 Hill. Lisa.................. 123 Hill. Susan 44. 47. 66. 137 Hillard. Karin.............. 62. 124 Hilmes. Leon 54. 89. 150. 164 Hiltibidal. Randy.... 158. 164 Hinck. Dina................. 62. 108 Hines, Bill................. 100 Hoard. Cheri................ 137 Hodge. Dennis............... 12. 116 Hodge. Lori........ 40. 45. 108 Hodge. Rodney............... 137 Hollenkamp. Brad 8. 22, 34. 35, 74. 81. 90. 150. 153, 164 Hollinshead. Alan........... 137 Holmes. Angela.............. 108 Holmes. David........ 150. 164 Holsapple. Aaron............ 108 Holsapple, Chris............. 70 Holsapple. Mark............. 137 Holsapple. Shelley.......... 108 Holthaus, C. J. ....... 51. 108 Holtzauser. Brent............ 54 Hood. Bryan.... 10. 24. 25. 30. 52. 124 Hood. Kristen..... 18. 65. 150. 164 Hooe. Carla.................. 97 Hooten. Jim 50. 54. 150. 164 Hooten. Tracy.......... 54, 124 Hopkins. Julie......... 19. 108 Hopkins. Lisa............... 131 Hopkins. Tom......... 10, 26, 99 Horn. Lael............. 67, 101 Homer. Kenton..... 22. 35. 74. 81. 90. 150. 164 Hosey. Brian........... 57. 144 Howell. Harvey....... 158. 164 Huff. Mike............. 45, 137 Hughes. Lori...... 52. 62. 137 Hughes. Stan........... 56. 96 Hunley. Vicki............... 108 Hunter. Tania............... 124 Hunter. Tracey......... 54. 108 Hunzicker, Mark .... 10. 24. 25. 30. 124 Hunzicker. Michele..... 18, 52, 62. 74. 75. 93. 137 Hutt, David..... 89, 150, 164 220 I Infield. Jenny.............. 108 Infield. Renee.......... 17. 137 Irvin. Roy....... 150. 155. 164 j Jackson. Karen 28. 29. 89. 150. 164 Jamison. Carla 36. 124 Jayne. Dawn 28. 36. 58. 63. 66. 89. 150. 155. 164. 170 Javne. Tony 109 Jett. Beryl 98 Jett. Sheila 44. 47. 137 Jett. Steven 86 Jett. Susan 40. 45. 46. 109 Johnson. Kelly 50. 57. 59. 88. 148. 150. 155. 164 Johnson. Mark 96. 101 Johnston. Billy 144 Johnston. Roger 158. 164 Johnston. Sherry 137 Jones. Cindy 60. 62. 124 Jones. Dale 65. 124 Jones. Gayla 73. 124 Jones. Jody 58.88.150. 157. 164 Jones. Marcy 109 Jones. Michelle 124 Jones. Tami 40. 41. 62. 78. 151. 165 Jose. Dana 32. 44. 59. 62. 66. 137 Jourdan. Faron 138 Jourdan. Kelly 17. 93. 138 Juds. Mike 138 K Kagy. Bette 57. 97 Kane. Tom 22. 138 Kan gw all. Chantima.... 124 Kan gw all, Panama 124 Karrick. Mike 10. 125 Karrick. Sherry 45. 47. 109 Kavanaugh. Denise 18. 52. 53. 65. 81. 90. 92. 151. 165 Kern. Brenda 50. 151. 157. 165 Kern. Lee Ann 59. 65. 66. 125 Kern. Wayne 16. 26. 44. 60. 61. 67. 109 King. Emily 40. 41. 57. 60. 61. 66. 67. 78. 138 Kingery. Missy 1S8 Kirgan. Mike......... 151. 165 Kirkman. John 12. 109 Koehler. Jim 36. 99 Kohler. Michael 158. 165 Krutsinger. Sandy 68. 89. 149. 158. 165 Kuder, Lori 40. 67. 70. 125 Kunstman. Loleta 58. 88. 151. 165 L Lagow. Cindy 40. 41. 42. 50. 66. 78. 151. 165 Lagow. Janie...... 9. 32. 138 Land. Amie 151. 165 Landers. Lisa 18. 151. 157, 165 Landreth. Beth 109 Landreth. William i 131 Larimer. Marianne 17. 27. 28. 99 Larson. Erik 10. 125 Larson. Randy 13. 158. 165 Lasater. Lara 67. 151. 165 Lee. Chu Kwon 8. 38 Leonard. Dave 40. 41. 151. 165 Leonard. Jim 158. 165 Lever. Julie 125 Lewis. George C . 96 Liddle. Craig 9. 13. 35. 125 Linder. Karl 158. 165 Linder. Tammy 138 Little, Kara 62. 125 Little. Paula 138 Littrell. Joe 40. 41. 57. 59. 60. 66. 78. 151. 165 Littrell. Mike 40. 41. 78. 109 Littrell. Roma 40. 41. 50. 66. 88. 151. 159. 165 Lively. Gerald 97. 101 Live say. Tim 138 Livesay. Tina 45. 47. 65. 66. 138 Logue. Gregg 43. 44. 47. 151. 165 Long. Doug 12. 109 Long. Tish 97 Lowry Amy 17. 66. 138 Lowry. Chandra 32. 44. 62. 121. 125 Loyd. Dawn 125 Loyd. Roxi 125 Lucas. Brenda 139 Lumb. George 139 Lumb. Robert 139 Lumpkins. Jim 139 Lusch. Troy 109 Luse. Jan 64.98 Luse. Joey 10. 20. 44. 50. 52. 89. 151. 165 Luse. Julie 15. 27. 28. 109. 116 I, yd ay Chris 70 M Ma. Dung 139 Ma. Nga 70 Ma. Quang 144 Mabrey. Rosslind 17.62.65. 66. 125 Mahon. Shari 90 Malan. Tony 9. 13. 22. 139 Malkev. Gina 62. 125 Malkev. Trudy 58. 66. 151. 164. 166 Manning. Lanee 109 Manske. Tony 22. 139 Marks. Lori 17. 139 Marks. Mike 54. 9S Marshall. Beth 9. 18. 32. 62. 139 Marshall. Gayla .... 70. 78. 139 Marshall. Kim 15.28.32. 125 Marshall. Paul 109 Martin. Lori 109 Martin. Scott 40. 41. 44. 65. 78. 139 Martin. Tina 125 Matoush. Chris 26.51.54. 109 Maxey. Greg 10. 50. 51. 88. 151. 166 Maxey. Harry 96 Maxey. Mary Ann 27. 28. 32. 51. 57. 59. 66. 125 Maxey. Rodney 10,151, 166 Maxey. Stacy...... 45. 47. 139 McArthur. Ginny..................85 McArthur. Pat 96. 100 McCandless. Tammy 131 McCann. Kristen 15. 45. 109 McCarty. James........ 12. 109 McClain. Robert....... 54. 109 McCleary, Richard 45. 47. 51. 110 McConnaughhay. Gary 50. 54. 151. 166 McCormick, Martin......... 110 McGaughy. Jill..... 44. 51. 64. 66. 140. 144 McGee. Chad 12. 54. 110 McIntosh. Dave...... 8. 10,140 McIntosh. Jill.................. HO McKinzie. Steve 8. 10. 20. 45. 52. 53. 89. 90. 151. 152. 166 McLean. Sherrill 110 McLeod. Bonnie 14. 32. 63. 125. 131 McMeen. Mitchell 54. 151. 166 McNeil. Shannon 22. 23. 125 McQuaid. Robert 54. 110 Meador. David 8. 9. 10. 11. 54. 152. 154. 166 Meador. Joe 13. 22. 24. 35. 52. 74. 75. 140 Meador. Mark...... 21. 54. 125 Meador. Susan 90 Meinnk. Sandy 9. 14. 62. 140 Melton. Paula 154. 166 Mercer. Michelle 19. 110 Meyer. Fawn 9. 17. 62. 110 Meyer. Randy 55 Meyer. Shannon 110 Michael. Jeff 140 Middleton. Chuck...... 57. 79. 84. 101 Miller. Betty 116 Miller. Danny 125 Miller. Doug 140 Miller. Jason 144 Mills. Feme 89 Mills. Gene 89 Millville. Aaron 70 Minton. Kristy 19. 32. 66. 125 Mitchell. Jodi 28. 36. 40.41. 50. 63. 89. 154. 166. 170 Modesty. Carol............. 69. 140 Modesty. Lisa 126 Molenhour. Jeff... 10. 54. 154. 165. 166 Molenhour. Greg 110 Molenhour. Melissa 14. 140 Momcal. Gary 30 Monical. Genny 70. 126 Momcal. Kelly 126 Monical. Sandy 45. 126 Monical. Tracy 157. 158. 166 Monroe. Kyle 110 Morgan. Bill....... 38. 45. 99 Morris. Angie 44. 88. 147. 154. 159. 166 Morris. David 66. 126 Morris. Emiley.... 57. 59. 62. 65. 66. 80. 126 Morris. Kevin............. 154. 166 Morris. Stephanie 126 Morris. Tom................ 66. 126 Morris. Vicki............ 62. 140 Morrison. Derek 13. 26. 110 Momson. Joe 126 Morrison. Sherry 140 Morton. Craig 13. 24. 25. 74. 75. 81. 126 Morton. Jennifer......... 15. 45. 110 Morton. Steve 45. 47. 110 Morton. Tracy ........... 110 Mount. Rhonda G...... 45. 65. 140 Mount. Rhonda Lynn....... 44. 47, 126 Mulvany. Jeff 126 Mulvany. Lindell 98 Mulvany. Lisa 45. 47. 110 Munsey. Ron 144 Murphy. David 69. 144 Murphy. Jack 126 Murphy. Lynn 32 Murray. Beth.... 152. 154. 166 Musgrove. Tracy...... 154. 166 N Nanda. Leena 50. 51. 57. 59. 88. 149. 153. 154. 166 Nanda. Rita 17. 51. 110. 115 Neff. Kevin 110 Neff. Tammy 140 Neff. Tiffany............ 110 Nibert. Paul 126 Niemann. Ehzabeth ... 15. 32. 52. 73. 74. 75. 126 Niemann. Marti 32. 88. 90. 92. 154. 166 Nix. Jerome 98 Nix. Kevin............... Ill Nix. Lana ......... 154. 157, 166 Nix. Shellie 47 Nix. Terry 12. Ill Nolte. Christine 54. 59. 140 Nolte. Tammy 111 0 O'Bryan. David 154. 166 Olden. Jeff 116 Oiler. Bobby 54. 88. 154. 167 Owens. Robert 111 Owens. Troy 26. Ill Owens. William 126 p Page. T.ind Ill Pape. Linda 44. 67. 140 Pape. Michael 50. 57. 60. 67. 84. 89. 148. 154. 159. 167 Parker. Robbie 126 Parrish, Brad 40. 41. Ill Parsons. Nip Ill Pate. Diane 154. 157. 167 Pate. Tony 126 Pelan, Barb Ill Pelan, Christy 58. 154. 159. 167 ■a I 3 4 40. 140 Pendle. Kelly in Perry. Gena 140 Perry. Melanie 19. Ill Perry Michelle 18.44.52. 60. 62. 93.140 Perry. Mike 90 Petersen. Laura 66. 126 221 Petrea. Mitchell.... 54. 55, 131 Pettay. Keith........... 127 Phelps. Rhonda.......... Ill Philhps. Brady....... 12. Ill Philhps. Chris 10. 30. 50. 51. 63. 155. 167 Philhps. Glenn............... 57. 155. 167 Phillips. Greg........... 30.140 Phillips. Howard........ 54. 112 Philhps. Howie.............. 140 PhiUips. Jerry............... 96 Philhps. Kirby.......... 30. 99 Philips, Lillian............. 96 Philhps. Lori........... 17. 140 Philhps. Scott.......... 10. 127 Pickett. Danny.......... 54. 89. 155. 167 Piper. Greg............. 10. 127 Piper. Verna ........... 72. 98 Pitts. Darren 16. 45. 47. 112 Pitts. John............. 12. 112 Pitts. Randy................ 127 Plum. Jeff ................. 131 Pokojski. Cate .... 157, 158. 167 Pokojski. Dennis............ 127 Pontious. Darrin............ 127 Potter. Lloyd............... 112 Potts. Stephen 65. 155, 167 Powell. Cameron......... 54. 141 Powell. Wes............. 10. 127 Powless. Jason.............. 141 Pratt. Lawrence............. 112 Price. Don.............. 65. 97 Prince Brian ........... 16. 141 Propes. Gina........ 45. 47. 141 Puckett. Christie........... 27. 45. 112 Puffer. Joe 40. 41. 78. 112 Pulliam. Kay................ 100 PurceU. Alan............ 10. 54. 158. 167 PurceU. Anthony............. 127 PurceU. Dan C. .......... 10,127 PurceU. Derek A......... 54. 112 PurceU. Ehzabeth............ 131 PurceU. Gary 12. 26. 112 PurceU. Gerald............... 96 PurceU. Johnnie............. 100 PurceU. Matt................ 141 PurceU. Penny......... 127. 141 Purdue. Penny....... 59. 66. 141 Purser. Melody.............. 144 Purser. Sherrie............. 116 Q Qualls. Knstin..... 62. 67. 127 Quandt. Doug........... 54. 112 R Rankin, Denise..... 18. 32. 65. 74. 81. 90. 92. 153. 155. 167 Rankin. Kenny............. 127 Raver. Robert 56. 65. 96 Ray. Randy............ 69. 144 Raymer, Pam .......... 14. 99 Register. Mike 101 Rehfuss. Ann......... 155. 167 Rehfuss. Kevin..... 10. 30.127 Renfro. Kim............... 127 Renfro. Marilyn........... 112 Renfro. Tina......... 155. 165 Respondek, Jerry.......... 40. 41. 112 Reynolds. Faith............ 32 Raynolds. Marie 66. 141 222 Rice. Kelly 44. 47. 112 Richards. Autumn........... 112 Richardson. Alan........... 112 RUey. Mary.................. 97 Robert. Stan........... 35. 97 Roberts. Brad.............. 141 Roberts. Brian......... 10, 127 Roberts. Chad............... 26 Roberts. Don .... 13. 30. 51. 141 Roberts. Doug......... 24. 25. 30. 51. 127 Roberts. Mark.......... 54. 112 Roberts. Robin......... 45. 141 Robinette. JoeUe........... 141 Rogers. Belinda ....... 28. 29. 155. 167 Rogers. Doug............... 127 Rogers. Jim................ 127 Rogers. Jon................ 127 Rogers. Lori............... 112 Rogers. Rosalind........... 62. 65. 127 Rogers. Susan.............. 141 Romine. Delmona....... 32. 127 Root. Tiffany.............. 128 Rose. Katrina.......... 54. 112 Ross. Deidre............... 116 Ross. Scott................ 128 Roth. Mike 10.22.24. 25. 38. 128 Rowcliff. John............. 113 Royer. Lisa................ 128 Runge. Barry............... 128 Runyon. BiU....... 8.22.24. 25. 30. 128 RusseU. Charlie............ 113 RusseU. David.......... 21. 38. 155. 167 RusseU. J............. 155. 167 RusseU. Jamie.............. 128 RusseU. JiU............ 66. 141 RusseU. Laura......... 155. 167 RusseU. Ronnie........ 155. 167 RusseU. Tracy.............. 141 Sager. Joann................. 99 Sanders. Jim................ 141 Sanders. Laura.............. 113 Sands. Beth 45. 65. 66. 141 Sapp. Marla............. 27. 28 Sarver, Stacey.......... 51. 113 Sauter. Chris........... 54. 144 Schamhorst. Angelia...... 144. 155. 167 Scharnhorst. Cheryl.... 15. 113 Schirr, Mindy............... 144 Schisler, James........ 12. 113 Schoreck. Mandy............. 128 Schreier. Ron............... 116 Schreier. Steven............ 144 Schuette. Jason 54. 113 Schulz. Adam Lee............ 113 Schwegler. John........ 65. 128 Scott. BUly............. 12. 113 Shafer, Brenda ......... 45. 113 Shanafelt. Mike............. 128 Shaw. David................. 141 Shaw. Tracy................. 113 Shawn. Brian................ 128 Shea. David................. 113 Shelby. BUI 54. 155. 168 SheU, Lonnie................ 113 Sherman. Matt............... 141 Shetley. Joe...... 16. 30. 128 Shields. Allison....... 45. 113 Shoemaker. Angie............ 141 Shoemaker. Kevin...... 24. 25. 30. 128 Shoemaker. Lisa 88. 155. 168 Shoemaker. Mendy 9. 14. 28. 36. 37. 152. 155. 168 Shoemaker. Stacy 10. 142 Shook. Jenny .... 45. 47. 51. 58. 66. 142 Short. Angie............... 142 Short. Sherry.............. 160 Shuler. Kurt......... 156. 168 Shuler. Lisa............... 113 Shuler. Roger.............. 142 SiU. SheUy................. 113 Sill. Travis.......... 54. 116 SiUs. Mike 69. 156. 168 SiUs. Scott................ 131 SUvey, Jim .......... 158. 168 SUvey. Lonny.......... 69. 131 Simmons. Cathy............. 113 Sisney. Josh.......... 54. 113 Skaggs. Brad 44. 47. 50.153. 156. 168 Skaggs. PhU..... 20.22. 23. 30. 52. 74. 75. 90. 153. 156. 168 Slater. Charla............. 113 Slater. Chris.............. 128 Slater. Kim................ 114 Sloat. Scott............... 114 Smalley. Jody Smith. Amy Smith, Angie 98 19. 44. 62. 114 128 Smith. Brenton .. 9. 16. 156. 159. 168 Smith. Cindy 124. 128 Smith. Gary 26. 114 Smith. Gina 158. 168 Smith. KeUie 44. 128 Smith. Kenya 156. 168 Smith. Kory 70 Smith. Lora 44. 74. 75. 81. 88. 90. 92. 156, , 168 Smith. Missy .... 27. 36. 44. 47. 128 Smith. Natalie 70 Smith. Patricia.... 36. 44. 47, 62. 128 Smith. Rob......... 16. 30. 128 Smith, Robert.............. 114 Smith. Ron............ 13. 129 Smith. Steve.......... 12. 114 Smith. Tim......... 10, 30. 128 Smith. Tracey 40. 70. 129 Smith. Tracy............... 114 Smudrick. Connie............ 98 Snodgrass. Christy......... 142 Snodgrass. George.......... 114 Snodgrass. Rich............ 142 Snow. Cathy................ 142 Snow. Darrin............... 142 Snow. Larry........ 54. 156. 168 Snow, Lori.................. 68 Snyder. Melane..... 52. 65. 83. 129 Snyder. Melisa ... 152. 156. 168 Sobolewsky. Paul...... 158. 168 Sobolewsky. Paula..... 32. 157, 158. 168 Spangler. Shannon..... 158. 168 Sparling, Tony............. 142 Spear. Darren......... 54. 142 Spear. Sherry...... 45. 54. 129 Spence. Melanie....... 14. 32. 63. 142 Spencer. Ron....... 30. 40. 41, 45. 142 Spradlin. BiU...... 45. 47. 129 Squibb. Debbie.............. 9. 16. 32. 129 Squibb. Denise............. 142 StaUons. EUen................. lie Stanford. Matt................. 70 Stauffer. David............... 114 Stauffer. Mike................ 144 Steele. Darren 54, 156. 169 Stein. DarreU.................. 99 Stephens. Jennifer...... 65.114 Stevens. Derek................ 114 Stevenson. Geri......... 62. 129 Stinson. Kay 100 Stinson. Mark 21. 156. 169 Stone. Beckey............ 66. 142 Stork. Shawn.................. 142 Stovall, Cindi...... 14. 36. 142 Stovall. Pam 36. 156. 169 Strickland. Ed................ 114 Strickland. Stephanie .... 40. 41. 57. 157. 169 Stuart. Jan 66. 101 Suddeth. David 129 Suddeth. Monica 129 SuUens. Mike 129 SuUens. Pamela 45. 59. 60. 65. 66. 142 SuUens. Troy 142 Suppiah. Jayanthi 17.59. 62. 129 Sutton. Jennifer 15. 129 Swisher. Kim 142 Szaro. Mark 30. 157. 169 T Tate. Barb 70. 129 Tate. Jim 10. 11 . 21, 30. 54. 157. 169 Tate. Kay 100 Tate. Lori 114 Tate. MicheUe 45. 47. 157. 169 Tate. Sarah 32 83 Tate. Scott 114 Taylor. Jim 129 Tavlor. Shaun 12 114 Teel. Cohn 40. 41. 42. 43. 57. 59. 78. 142 Teel. Marilyn 56. 59. 97 Thomas. Jim 114 Thompson. Darren 129 Thompson. Karen 114 Thompson. Ken 143 Thompson. Vance 129 Thoms. Lisa 14. 32. 143 Thrash. Tim 60. 143 Tinsley. Sandy 56. 98. 157 Toler. Paul 157. 169 Tomasik. Diane 45. 47. 114 Tomasik. Susan 45. 47. 50. 88. 146. 157. 169 Tomes. Tommy 10. 30. 52. 81. 153. 157. 169 Toth. Jim 129 Trafican. Jeff 10. 129 Trammel. Gina 143 Travelstead. Bernie 56. 68. 99 Travis. Lana 15. 32. 44. 129. 131 Tnem. Shawn 12. 114 Troutman. Kendra 62. 130 Tucker. Eric 12. 116 Tucker. Jimmy............... 130 Tucker. Paula........... 36. 89 Tucker. Rod.................. 35 Tucker. Tim............ 157, 169 Turpen. John................ 130 Turpen. Tina 62. 143 TUsinski, MicheUe 62. 130 Tyler, Jeff................. 143 y Vaewhongs. Andy........ 51. 143 Vaewhongs. Michael.... 51, 130 Valentine. Bill.............. 144 Vanhorn. Dan...... 8. 30, 64, 143 Vertreea. Vanessa 40, 41. 78. 88. 152. 157, 169 Villalobos. David...... 157, 169 Vlahovich. Lauria...... 9, 14. 63. 84. 143 w Wacholz. Becki 65. 130 Waggoner. Julie 54. 115 Wallace. Kerry 30. 130 Warren. Michell. 143 Waters. Eric .... 60. 130 Waters. Heather 32. 147. 157. 169 Watson. Kevin 45. 47. 115 Watson. Rick 143 Watson. Rod 24. 25. 130 Watts. Andrea 45. 130 Way man. David 10, 11. 20. 50. 51. 52. 63. 155. 157. 169 Weber. Chris 17. 27. 130 Weber. Jason 16. 26. 115 Weber. Nora 36 Webster. Angie 62. 115 Weeks. Jenny 57. 143 Weems. Jeff 16. 144 Weems. Jesse D 130 Weems. Jesse L 100 Weems. Thomas .... 130 Weible. Cindy 18. 44. 144 Welch. Angie 130 Wessling. Rick 10. 38. 158. 169 Wheat. Steve 130 White. Dave 10. 144 White. Deanna 45. 65. 130 White. Liz 66. 144 Whitworth. James 89. 158. 169 Wiggins. Danette 15.63. 83. 130 Wilfnng, Julie 115 Wilfong. Rhonda 158. 169 Wilkins. Betty 100 Wilkins. Brian 66. 144 Wilkins. Lori Schwartz 157, 158, 169 Wilkinson. Trevor 144 Williams. Jeff.... 13. 40. 41. 42. 50. 57. 78. 84. 153. 158. 169 Williams. Joanna 115 Williams. John 12. 115 Williams. Kirby 144 Williams. Lisa 45. 47. 115 Williams. Mary 15. 115 Williams. Regina 130 Williams. Roberta 58.88. 146. 158. 164. 169 Williams. Sally 45. 130 Williams. Tammy 144 Williams. Troy 26. 115 Williams. Vincent 44. 115 Willman. Arthur Charles 158. 169 Willman. Traci 44. 115 Wilson. Christi......... 144 Wimberly. Jill........... HO Wimberly, Randy 130 Wimberly. Teresa 40. 62. 144 Winkel. Danny 114 Wolff. Darren 9, 16. 54. 116 Wollin, Melissa 32.99 Wood. Misty............. 110 Wooden. Dan............. 131 Woodruff. Harold 101 Woodruff, Ria.... 14. 28. 36. 144 Woods. Elmer 144 Woodward. Angela 70. 131 Woodward. David 10. 30. 131 Woodward. Eric...... 158. 170 Woodward. Larry J 116 Woodward. Larry R....... 116 Woodward. Lisa .... 32. 50. 148. 158. 170 Woodward. Lorena 65. 116 Woodward. Michael .... 158. 170 Woodward. Russell... 158, 170 Woodward. Scott..... 54. 116 Woodward. Wayne.......... 54 Worlow, Jean 66. 100 Wright. John............. 96 Wyman. Patricia 62. 158. 170 Y Yates. Dwight... 54. 89. 158. 170 Yates. Mark........... 131 z Zeidler. Toni 45. 74. 88. 92. 157. 158. 170 Zeiss. Dee Dee. 58. 66. 144 Zigler. Jody 131 Zinser. Becky 32. 52. 81. 144 Zinser. Robin...... 116 Adver- i tisers Accounting House........ 204 Amendment II Firearms .... 206 Austin's Restaurants... 202. Bachmann’s.............. 216 Bandy's Pharmacy....... 195. Basham ’s.............. 179. Bernhardt's............. 186 Bethard's Welding...... 197. Bettendorf-Stanford.... 188 Big Lick................ 189 Branch’s Shoe Gallery.. 190 Brown Shoe Company..... 207. Cantrell Agency......... 200 Carmen’s............... 203. Carpet St More.......... 214 Carpet Country.......... 176 Centralia Pepsi Distributing 185 Chico's................. 201. City of Salem............ 193 C St M Video............. 195 Coast to Coast.......... 196 Coffee St Donut Shop .....204 Community State Bank.... 218 Cooper Chiropractic..... 187 Creative Printing....... 207. Crouch Radiator.......... 208 Diet Center............. 191. Dietrich's.............. 201. Dix First State Bank.... 197. Duncan Oil.............. 200. Dye. Max................. 194 Ed's Photography......... 208 Egyptian Concrete........ 216 Evans Farm Market....... 195 Fashions by Betsy........ 190 First Baptist Church.... 191. First Christian Church.. 203. Footsteps................ 195 Furniture Discount...... 194 Glenna’s Stylon......... 197. Glenn's Magic Cleaners .... 192 Goff Plumbing........... 207. Grace United Methodist.... 184. Hair Affair 204 Hall's Nursery........... 189 Harrell Plumbing......... 199 Hays Construction....... 213. Headquarters for Hair... 202. Heights Finance......... 217. Henne Excavating......... 202 HAH Oilfield............. 176 Holly's Mobile Homes.... 195 Holsapple Motors........ 201 Hotze Ford...............210. IGA ..................... 187 Irwin's Interiors ...... 191. Iuka State Bank.......... 184 Jack's Body Shop 217. Jarco.................... 197 Jiffy Manufacturing...... 187 Johnson's Jewelry 214 Jones' Auto Repair...... 206 Judy’s Milner’s.......... 206 Judy's Fashions.......... 195 Kane Insurance.......... 217. Karen's................. 214. KK’s..................... 190 Keele Milling........... 197. Kim-Thu's................ 187 Laco.................... 201. Larimer Abstract......... 192 Little Egypt Pancake House.......... 187 Livesay Air Sc Heating.. 189 Livesay Electric......... 199 Lloyd 's................. 214 Loehr Heating Sc Air.... 207. Mad Pricer............... 182 Manon County Abstract... 192. Marion County Savings Sc Loan........ 214 Martin. Jess............. 189 Mazzio's................. 194 McDonald's 211. McMackin 's.............. 192 Meador Trucking 196 Midstate Machinery....... 196 Midwest Feed 206 Mike 's Welding 199 Miller Drilling......... 173. Moose Lodge............. 177. Moms And Martin.......... 202 Morton Oil Field......... 206 Mulvaney Oil............ 177. National Magazine Mailers................ 208 Nip's Creative Photography............ 198 Norm's Shoe Repair....... 184 Osborn Funeral Home...... 199 Paradise Flowers......... 189 Peterson. Butch.......... 208 Petrofab................. 196 Petrolane............... 208. Pfaff. Gamer. Terlizzi.............. 177. Phelp s Realty 203 Phil on the Hill......... 189 Pine Cone Shop........... 203 Pizza Man............... 191. Pollard Motors.......... 177. Radio Shack.............. 195 Rankin Funeral Home 200 Regional Superintendent......... 192 Riley TV................. 207 Rod’s Auto Parts......... 186 Rogers-Atkins........... 217. Rookie Shop.............. 186 Rosa Lee 's Beauty Shop 206 Salemarion.............. 172. SScO Mobil............... 211 Salem Bowl............... 184 Salem Cable TV........... 193 Salem Computer System ... 195 Salem Energy............. 195 Salem Federal Savings.... 186 Salem Flowers........... 201. Salem Glass.............. 199 Salem Mobile Homes....... 211. Salem Motors............ 184. Salem National Bank...... 205 Salem Times-Commoner .... 190 Salem Tire Center....... 211. Salem TV Repair.......... 216 Salem Vacuum Cleaners ... 197 SCHS Band............... 174. SCHS FFA ................ 183 SCHS Student Council..... 181. Shakespeare Oil......... 177. Somer Insurance......... 191. Somer Real Estate........ 205 Southern Illinois Garot-Christman....... 205. S.S.A.D.D............... 175. Stanford................. 209 St Theresa's.............213. Super 8................. 211. Sweney’s................ 201. Taylor. Robert........... 190 Teddy Bear Day Care...... 203. Topper's................. 187 Uni-Medical.............. 196 Union 76................. 196 Walmart.................. 202 Warfield Oil............. 199 WCEE..................... 199 Whipps. Dr.............. 177. Williams Realty.......... 204 WJBD................... 215. Woods Construction....... 203 Woolford Marsh........... 204 World Color Press....... 212. 223 When you eat a candy bar it tends to disappear super fast (unless you are very careful). After you are finished you toss the wrapper into the trash can and forget about it. We published this book so you would not forget about the 1985-86 school year. No one ever forgets the taste of smooth milk chocolate or sharp bitter- sweet chocolate. In this yearbook we hope we have captured both tastes. The book follows the year from the fresh start to the crumbled end.” As I write the final page I have mixed feelings of both happiness and sadness. I'm happy because the yearbook is finally finished. On the other hand I’m sad because the end of my senior year is nearing. Yet I know there are better things ahead. I am taking this final opportunity to thank students, faculty, and last but not least, the advertisers in the end of this book. Without you there wouldn't be a yearbook. The main people who deserve a really big THANK YOU are the SALEMARION staff and Ms. Frankland. Good luck to all the Seniors and next year's yearbook staff. This is my final good-bye to all my friends and teachers. Love, Tricia C. L. Engel Did you notice I am one of the first to sign your book? if V f .