Salem High School - Quaker Yearbook (Salem, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 226 of the 1978 volume:

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Here are just a few of the many memories from the Class of ’78 : Being a Pepette - Beating East Liverpool in football - Push Ups - Big Sis - Being selected for Homecoming Court - Goody bags - The Haunted House - The Great Pumpkin - The West Branch Mud Bowl - Murf and Mow buzzin' the BC 4th - Making All-Ohio - Marching to Reil- ly Field in pouring rain - Being a Maid - Vinnie’s class - Selling tick- ets in the ticket booth at lunchtime - Modeling the Senior gridders’ PJ's - Eating dinner 1st period in Foods class - Cheering the boys on to vic- tory - Taking the ACT - Making MVP - Rowdiness in Rafferty’s class - Being a class officer - Gettin1 small - Secret Pals - Getting Senior portraits retaken because they didn’t turn out the first time - Rocky - Legally barhopping - The Un-White White Christmas - Elaine coming home - Four tall boys - Short People - Hot Spot - Rudy has bow legs! - Beating Alliance in basketball - Being on Sweetheart Court - We Will Rock You - The Quaker Taker's pacemaker breaking - Is this a basketball game? - Chewing out the Pepettes - Barberton game OT - Reading newspapers at the West Branch basketball game - Winning season in Wrestling - Snowflakes in the cafeteria - The Big S cake - The last dance - Child Care nursery - Hang Ten - Visiting colleges - Choosing term paper topics - Closing the smoking lounge doors - The blizzard! - Last minute announcements - Getting cookies for Mrs. Hoi- royd and Mrs. Miller - Racing to meet yearbook deadlines - The trials in POD - Turning out the lights - Being a conehead - Sneaking past Mr. Birtalan in the halls during lunch! - Birthday parties in the cafeteria - Leaking roofs - Teen of the Month - Snow days - Decorating lockers - The Valentine’s Booth - Getting married in Family Living - By the Light of the Silvery Moon - Pantomimes in speech class - For the Lions to Win - Giving blood - Scholastic Challenge - Winter track - Working at concession stand - Getting shots - Foursite - Chuckholes in the parking lot - Outsmarting Mr. Cabas during lunch for the fourth straight year - Filling out college applications - Baby pictures - Pep Assemblies - Just missing the honor roll - Nice ditch - Making scrap- books - Going to Florida for spring break - Swimming in Charlie New- man's pool - Bing's Men - Whatever makes your boat float - Chew- ing tobacco on the diamond - Sailin’ Away at the prom - IOE Work Week - Senior Skip Out Day - Three wild and craaaazy guys! - Caps and gowns - Last minute jitters about college choices - Detention - Class picnic - Senior countdown - Graduation! 22-Seniors (Senior Memories) Frederick D Baker Ricky E Bell Christopher J Barrette Timothy P. Barrett Jeffrey W. Berger Lorraine J. Berg Frank M. Batcha Robert E Birk 23 Keith J, Blake Robert D. Blankenship Paul D Bloor Thomas D. Blubaugh Steve E Bolding Yvonne M Brennan Kimberly C. Berk Patricia A, Borkowski Scott F Bricker Aria Brown Todd T, Bowman Kerry M. Brown Linda S. Bush Richard S Cameron Suzanne M. Campbell Linda S• Carr 25 Jenette M Delp Saundra J, Dunbar Cynthia S. Ehrhart Luis Espinoza Karen L. Ehrhart MarkM. Eucker Roberta L Elly son Barbara A Evans Dianna L. Endicott Edmund J. Evans 26 David E, Firth Stephen L. Flood Edward E. Fisher Arlene Fitch Maria Jean A Flory Robert W Fluharty Karen L, Flick Patricia M. Francisco 27 Theresa L Galchick Margaret C Gibbs Darrell J. Gaydosh Mark B, Gleckler Mark R- Geist Denise Goehring Gregory S. George Wayne A. Gorby Geoffrey S Gordon 28 Sharon E. Goughenour Barry N. Gray Carl M. Greathouse Mark J. Hardy Barbara A. Harrington Mark J. Heim Deborah L. Henderson Mary R. Hess Heidi S. Hough Dwayne E. Hill Brenda L Hite Jacquelyn L. Howery Holly K. Hubbs JohnR. Horning Jeffrey L Hughes 29 James S. Irey Laura A Janning Robert Irey Evan E Jackson Timothy S. Janofa James A. Jeffries Debra L James Annette M Jermolenko Robert D. Jesko 30 Michael D, Juliano David W. Johnson Susan L, Johnston Diane E Kaufman Denise M Kekel Brenda L. Juillerat LaVernM Kelly Philip A. Kelly Julie A. Landwert Mary A, Kidder Robin A. Law Deborah F. Kisner Susan B. Lau Susan L. Koenreich .St .:, 4 —• Elaine R Lesick Donna L Lutsch David L- Lutz Bruce E Maher Catherine A. Manis Concetta M Marino I'Tii . % Robert E, McClaren Connie L Martin Lawrence G McDevitt Helen M Martin jdHP-- 4u NandyD. McGhee Janice A, Masters Judy G McKinley Teri A, McNeelan Anne McQuilkin Pamela R. Meals Christine K Metcalf 32 Kelly C. Myers Phyllis L. Notario Rebecca L Omweg David L. Phillips James R. Noli Edward F. Nunzir Jack A. Peppel Richard C. Mueller Lori L Nannah Tim G. Norman Patrick J Murphy Thomas E Murray Michael J Norkus Denise K. Odey Dale R. Persello 34 Michael A. Ospeck Michael J, Prychodczenko Dennis S. Quinn Patricia Plummer Joni M Pietrafese Scott W. Ramsay Cheryl L. Reed Linda S Reese Barbara J. Richards Mark $ Sell William C Shivers Scott L Shafer Elizabeth A, Silver Connie Shanker Jackson Jeannie L. Simmons Michael J, Sheppard Debra K. Smith Lawrence A, Smith Lorn a S Smith Marilyn K Smith Virginia R. Smith Kevin Z. Smutko David A. Snyder G ary R ♦ Snyd er Scott A. Snyder 36 Teri-Lynn M Soldo Scott E Solomon Scott M Sorge Debra L. Sox r John F. Sposetta Carol J. Stone Glenda F Tharp Roberta S. Stanley Terry Stover Timothy L Todd Sheri L. Strait Richard A Tyo Kimberly J. Steves Terri L, Sweely Catherine S. Untch 37 Amy J. Varkonda Robert P, Vogt Darcy A. Votaw Randy M. Vuksta Teresa A, Walsh Erin 1« Waugh John M. W ebb Barbara J. Wend el Judith L. Windon Jill A. Winkler David Yakubek Raymond A Yeager Joanne L. Zamora Susan P. Zeigler Barbara G. Wooding Larry E, Woods Nancy J. Yuhaniak Brenda L. Yoder Seniors Not Pictured: Sandra Blackburn, Daniel L. Buchanan, Gary Colian, Randall S. Colian, David W. Criswell, Susan L Cutchall, Phillip J Dufresne, Michael S Faulkner, Paulo Gon- claves, Lois A. Haddix, Brabara A. Higgins, Gail A. Hill, Donald K Hindman, Edwin W- Jeffries, Virgil A. Kunz, Ed D. Martines, Harvey H Mason, Kevin Miller, Diane L Pap™ arodis, Bradley J. Pitts, David Pittman, John Popa, Joy Proc- tor, Paul J. Rutkousky, Dean A. Shafer, Christer Skoglund, Mark D. Strabala, John A Swetye, Mark D. Wilhelm, Gary L. Wukotidi, James D. Yapp. 39 40-Last Minute Memories Last Minute Memories-41 42-Undcrclassmen (Juniors) U ntlerc lassmen (Jun iors) -43 Steve Adams Karen Amrhein Johnna Andrason Sue Apicella Emil Banar Jeff Barnard Terri Barrick Gina Belich Sam Bender Shirley Bender Beth Bentley Cheri Berg Nancy Blake Kathy Blubaugh Rich Blystone Lisa Bolles Lisa Borrelli Art Bowker Dessxe Breault Tammy Brink John Brooks Lori Brown Ward Bryan Becky Burson Hobie Butcher Lisha Calhoun Laurie Call atone Derf Capel Cathy Carson Debbie Chaffin Bonnie Chandler Rodney Christenson Rick Ciminelli Lou Coccia Lisa Collins Mary Cowie Mike Coy Ken Creer Greg Crosser Don Crowell Jane Csepke Carol Curtis John Curtis Letitia Curtis Luanne Daniels Walt DeShields Sandy DiAntonio Colleen Dixon Pam Dudley Connie Ehrhart Dawn Elias Dora Englert Angie Eucker Mark Evans Andrea Fabis Tami Faulkner Amy Fisher Ray Flanery Kenny Forkel Denise Forney Margaret Fornesi Bob Foust Tammy Fowler Tina Fowler Underclassmen (Juniors)-45 Steve Franklin Theresa Gabriel Debbie Gale hick Mark Galchick Kim Garrett Ron Good Nate Corby Bev Gross Kevin Guchemand Cindy Hack Jeff Haldeman Charlie Halverstadt Joyce Handley Dave Hanna Rodney Hannay Dan Harbert Fred Barker Tim Harp Laura Hart Vanessa Harvey Heidi Hayes Gloria Hays Jim Hays Douv Heath Marilyn Hergenroder Glenn Herman Ruth Hileman Valerie Hiner Jay Hissom Cindy Hively Keith Hochadel Brian Hole 46-Underclassmen (Juniors) Janice Horning Fred Janning Steve Kataro Barb Kovach Eileen Howell Joe Jefferies Cheryl Kay Carrie McGhee Diane Hrvatin Sherri Johns Debbie Kelly Mike McCollum Scott Hum Terri Johns Don Kibier Kathy McDevitt Brian Huston Pam Juillerat Marianne Klemuim Gordon MeClellan Don Isaacs Chris Juliano Cathy Knag 0 Don McClellan Amy Jackson Joe Kalbfell Sherenc Knoedler Michele Mattoon Shelly Jackson Joann Kataro Joe Kocsis Cindy Mather Underclassmen (Juniors)- ! Chris Kunz Carol LaValle Dan Lawlis Abi Leija Lynn Lemmon Bobbi Lieder Tammy Lieder Donna Lodge Sheryl Lorenz Mindy Lottman Marcia Loudon Mary Beth Lowdermilk Mark Luscombe Glenn Maniscalco Lisa Marino Chuck Martig Don McKinley Julie McNally Theresa McNeal Jim McQuilken Jerry Meals Sue Mehno Connie Messenger Linda Metts Colleen Meyers Karen Mickunas Don Miller Jim Miller Tom Miller Roberta Moffet Alicia Montford Mary Moore nderclassmen (Juniors) Duane Morey Georgia Muhleman Patti Murphy Karen Murfay Scott Myers Debbie Nannah Kim Oriole Tina Ousley Robin Park Nick Pasqualino Diana Paster Mike Paster Joyce Patton Tim Paxton Frank Quinn Jackie Quinn John Pryor Chris Ragan Mike Ramsey Janice Reed Rosemary Reichle Monica Riffee Doug Riley Randy Riley Robin Ripley Janet Roberts Scot Robertson Carrie Roth Terri Saltsman Doug Sampson Kyle Saunders Rick Schehl Underclassmen {Juniors)-49 Debbie Schleimer Jim Sines Diane Snyder Judy Stephenson Tom Schneider Tom Singer Mark Somgynari Tracy Stilwell Linda Scott Jolynn Slocum Mike Sosbe Laurie Stoffer Kevin Sebrell Chuck Smith Jody Southern Ed Stone Lorrie Secrest Linda Smith Jim Spack Sue Stone Lori Sekely Randy Smith Kathy Spanbauer Jim Stoops Lisa Shearer Teri Smith Jeff Steele Lori Storey Bob Silver Terri Smith Ted Steffel Bill Swart . 50-Underclassmen (Juniors) Barb Zimmann Crystal Thayer Bob Thomas Connie Trantham Eric Vaughn Randy Vild Dirk Votaw Joan Walker Debbie Ward Doug Watterson Sharon Weber Peggy Whinnery Don Whitney Jody Wilkes Kevin Wilson Marilyn Wilson Bob Wilson Clyde Wolfgang Jim Wright Lauren Wright Cathy Yeagley Paula Young Wendy Young Debbie Zeigler John Zerbs Underclassmen (Juniors)-51 52-Underclassmen (Sophomores) Underclassmen (Sophomores)-53 Karen Alexander Debbie Anderson Renae Anderson Frank Apicella John Armeni Jim Atkinson Bonnie Bailey Judy Bailey Anne Barrette Brian Barr Jon Barrett Kevin Barrett Tod Bennett Doug Berdine Beth Benson Mike Berger Tim Bergman Janet Bettis Scott Birtalan Ron Blackburn Kathy Boals Dan Borrelli Kim Bricker Steve Brink George Bryan Ed Budde Gene Calai Julie Carlisle Victor Carre on Sean Casey Marlin Catlos Lynn Cent of anti Marshall Clark Shane Cobourn Beth Colbert 54-Underclassmen (Sophomores) Tom Colon Sue Conn Jeff Corl Mark Cowie John Crawford Denise Crookston Kim Crosser Livia Curtis Chuck Cushman Mindy Danklef Scott Darling Tom Darling Pat Demeo Mike Demeo Terie Dermotta Barb DeRoads Chuck Dickey Missy Diehl Pam Dimko Scott Earl Jeff Ehrhart Wendy Ellis Tammy Endicott Linda Faieta Loretta Fatherly Jerry Faulk Dean Fediaczko Lisa Fields Robyn Finch Henry Fink Alan Firestone Cindy Flanery Dave Flood Susan Fork el Debbie Fortney Underclassmen {Sophomores)-55 Sherry Foust Suzanne Fulgoni Theresa Fulgoni joe Gabriel Scott Gagnon Rose Galchick Cara Gardner Amy Gilbreath Bob Good Ken Graff Bryan Grimm Joni Ha Ideman Tina Hamilton Jacki Harrold Joe Hartzell Sean Hart Carla Hawkins Dan Heath Cathy Heller Mark Hergenroder Tom Herman Denise Herron Chris Hippely Cindy Hole Jeff Horning Suzon Horning Brian Hough Tarri Houp Mike Hubbs Pam Huffman Tami Huffer Janet Huston Devon Iler Janet lrey Trudy Isaacs 56-Underclassmen (Sophomores) Doreen Jackson Lori Jackson Tim Jackson Sheryl Jamison Steve Jarming Deanna Janofa Leanna Janofa Anne Jones Ralph Jones Rene Juillerat Kelly Kantz Ann Kataro Karen Keefer Debra Keller Jeanne Kennedy Rick Kirby Mike Kisner Scott Knavel Debbie Knoedler Mike Koran Keith Krepps Carol Lake Lisa Landwert Lois Landwert Valerie Lau Connie Lawlis Tim Leider Kathy Lewis Jeff Linam Doris Ling David Livingston Jill Lofland Lori Lossick Trudy Lott man Rick Lozier Underclassmen {Sophomores)-57 Amy Madison John Madison Barry Magyar os Sue Maher Shawn Maloy Kim Mango Frank Marino Sue Martmelli Jim Mason Alan Masters Dewey Maynard Todd McCormick Kathy McGowen Jeff McGuire Debbie McLa ughlin Brian McQuilken Lorie Meissner Susan Menning Rick Menough Caro] Messenger Bob Metis MaryBeth Metzger Barb Milliron David Miller Randy Miler Scott Miller Matt Minamyer Tami Minamyer Julia Mont ford Scott Morrison Jim Mowery Ted Munites Dayne Myers Sherri Needham Karen Nihart SS-Underclassmen (Sophomores) Lynn Omweg Bany Pash Tim Paxson Sue Paxton Dale Phillips Tracy Piontowski Lou Pittman Dave Plummer Tom Price Howard Protzman Chris Prychodzcenko Sandy Pryor Richard Pucci Jim Purrington Mary Quinn Tom Quinn Cindy Ragan Michele Ramsey Debbie Randolph Dorothy Reese Patti Reichle Charlie Renner Tom Richards Calvin Riddle Lori Ritchey Tony Sal vino David Schiller Alan Schnorrenberg Becky Seaton Chris Senanefes Rick Shafer Ron Shasteen David Shivers Mark Shivers Don Shuman Underclassmen (Sophoniores)-59 Brenda Slosser Brett Smith Bruce Smith Linda Smith Lynda Smith Bob Smith Scott Smith Terri Smith Kevin Smolira Brenda Snyder Jay Snyder Richard Spack Bill Spanbauer Debbie Stamp Randy Stamp Doreen Stanley Lisa Stanga John Stifiler Wendy Stihvell Keith Stoffer Jeff Strabala Traci Sweely Anna Timlin Chris Toot Greg Toothman Wendy Toulmin Denny Ulrich Caroline Vogt Joe Vuksta Barb Walker Jeff Walters Patti Ward Tracey Waugh Pat Weldon Regina Wendel 60-Underclassmen (Sophomores) Doug Whitney Phil Wickersham Jen Wilhelm Trudi Wilms Judy Wilson Keith Wilson Harald Wolf Janet Wolfe Denise Wood Becky Wright Rick Wright Tom Wright Linda Yakubek Susie Yakubek Troy Yakubek Gregg Yarwood Jamie Yonkey Beckie Young Janice Zamora Tami Zeppernick Jill Zocolo Jack Zocolo Deanna Zorick Underclassmen (Sophomores)-61 62-Underclassmen (Freshmen) Underclassmen (Freshmen)-63 Allen Abrams David Abrams Brenda Alesi Winifred Allison Tom A ndrason Tammy Bailey Rob Bakondy Charlotte Barcey David Barrett Wade Batch Darleen Beachler Bill Beer Ted Beer Jane Bell Kim Bell Rick Berdine Fred Bergman Lori Blackburn Ron Blackburn Dan Boehm Bonnie Bowker Kathleen Bowser Michele Breault Amy Brown Paul Brown Tom Brown Ron Bruner Quint Bry an Lori Burk Bob Campf Lori Carlariello Ann Carlisle Wayne Carlisle Rebecca Cams Brian Carson Lenny Cat lot Steve Cent of anti Mike Cerneck Cheryl Chaffin Jeri Chandler 64-Underclassmen (Freshmen) Karen Citino Amy Close Lee Coccia Mark Colian Sheri Cost low Debbie Couchie Doug Covert Jackie Cramer Julie Crifield Debbie Culp Mike Cunningham Jeff Cushman Brad Dailey Scott Darner Chris Dawes Teri Dean Diane Decrow Steve Devan Jim Devine Virgil DiBiase Jim Dickey John Dickey Tina Doyle Dave Dufresne A nil a Edgar Richard Edgerton Erick Ehrhart April Fatherly Lauri Fisher Marianne Foreman Eric Forney Jim Fortune Kerry Franzen Kristy Franklin Vince Francisco Julie French Ginger Fulmer Cheri Calchick Julie Gibson Kelly Gilbreath LInderclassmen (Freshmen)-65 Kim Gitschier Gary Goddard Jodi Corby Sandy Goughenour Marty Gow Becky Grimm Keith Guiler A my Harp Julie Harrington Linda Hart Lisa Hart Vicki Haddix Dean Heath Chuck Henderson Craig Hepler Dave Higgins Mark Hill Mike Hill Paul Hippely Linda Hively Mark Hott Peggy Houchins Mark Hough Kathy Hull Bob Hutcheson Lynn I ekes Sherry' Trey Dennis Jackson Rollin Jackson David Janovec Dan Jermolenko Jim Johnson Tony Johnson Peggy Julian David Jurina Terri Jurina Kellee Karlis Kelly Karol Mark Karol Angela Kaufman 66-Underclassmen (Freshman) Marcie Keeler Diana Kelly Chip Kelly Bob Kemats Tim Kenreigh Jim Ketchum Kathy Kibler Tracy Kirkland Shelly Kloos Mary Kopec Sherry Kovach Bob Kuhns Kim Kuhns Steve Laskey Connie Lease Penny Lemmon Tina Lewis Chris Leyman Duane Lieder David Linton Linda Little Chris Lobdell Cindy Lobdell Lynn Lofland Leslie Lossick Howard Loudon Kirk Lowdermilk Randy Ludt Diane Lutsch Rick Lutsch Steve Maenz Sandy Maines Linda Martens Tom Martig Tony Marlinelli Raymond Martin- elli Bill Mattix Sherry Mattoon Helen McClish Doug McCollum Underclassmen (Freshmen)-67 Don McCoy Dana McLaughlin Charlotte Mesen- ger Steve Mehno Vicki Metzgar Jeff Miller Lois Miller Mark Miller Teri Miller Terry Miller Debbie Mina- myer Marci Moffet Kim Mohr Ricky Mont ford Pam Moore Diane Morey Beth Morrison John Mosher Dave Mowery Tim Murphy Glenda Myers Robyn Nannah David Nolan Todd Norman Joe Northrup William Oldcorn Tim Oriole Todd Olsen Mark Pasquaiino Angela Paster Bill Pauline Jeff Peludat John Pennick Mary Lou Perry Debbie Phillips Patti Pitts Naoma Pregibon Rich Prendergast Alan Price Steve Pridon 68-Underclassmen (Freshmen) Christy Pugh Marcie Ramsey Mark Riffee Mark Righetti Scott Roberts Cindy Roessler Scott Roessler Jeff Rogers John Scheets Mark Schmid Mark Schmidt Keith Schrode Debbie Scullion Tom Scullion Gary Sebrell Sue Secrest John Seddon Scott Sharpes Kathy Shellen- berger Scott Shingle- ton Diana Shoemaker Marty Shone Dan Sines Ruth Shasteen John Rothbrust Steve Roush Scott Ryser Krystal Sanders Tammy Sanders Drew Santee Karen Sarginger Dee Schaefer Ben Singer Rose Skinner Scott Slocum Brenda Smith Linda Smith Marcie Smith Pat Smith Lisa Snyder Underclassmen (Freshman) - 69 Jeff Soldo Philip Somgy- nari Rick St ape It on Joan Stephenson Sue Stepanic Beth Stilwell Diane Stoffer Sue Stoops Karen Sullivan Bob Swartz Andy Swetye Ernie Thomas Reva Thomas Scott Thomas John Tinsley Gab Totani Shirley Trammell Amy Tuel Dennis Twaddle Julia Vance Dawn Vansickle Ann Vaughn Doug Vesey Sandra Vild Mike Votaw Deb Walter Janet Walters Jean Walters Ken Walter Diane Ward Paul Wendel Linda Wheatly Jeff Whinnery Hank Willard Greg Wilkinson Sherry Wilkes Roxanne Wilms Jeff Windon Sue Windon Barb Wolfgang 70-Underclassmen (Fresbmen) Bud Woods James Woolf Sherry Woolf Scott Yarwood Ricky Yoder Katie Zimmann Diane Zimmerman Jeff Zimmerman Scott Zimmerman Mary Zocolo John Zornick Rick Zubaty Underclassmen (Freshmen)-71 STUDENT COUNCIL-fl BLEND OF NEW AND OLD IN 78 Along with the traditional ac- tivities, Student Council undertook many new projects this year. Be- sides keeping busy with running the concession stand after school, spon- soring the Homecoming dance, having the infamous 1(hot spot at Christmas and the Valentine's booth, various members volunteered their help in aiding in the new handi- capped classroom established here at SHS in January of this year. Oth- er new activities which Student Council whose advisor was Mrs. Jane Eckstein, tackled were a cal- endar of events and giving Thanks- giving and Christmas food baskets to a needy family. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: (Foreground) Boni Miller-Vice-Pres- ident, Amy Varkonda-Secretary, (Back Row) Rick Mueller-Sargent- at-Arms, Randy Riley-Treasurer, James Blake-President, Tony Ar- meni-Sargeant-at-Arms. STUDENT COUNCIL: (Left) Juniors- Lorrie Secrest, Sherri Johns, Bonnie Chandler, Kathy Blubaugh, Judy Stephenson, Georgia Muhleman, Randy Riley, Laura Hart, Marcia Loudon, Mary Beth Lowdermilk. (Right) Seniors- Amy Varkonda, Terri Galchick, Debbie Henderson, Boni Miller, Rick Mueller, Rick Tyo, Dave Falk, Dave Johnson, James Blake, TonyArmeni. (Above Seniors-Sophomores) Joe Hartzell, Wendy Ellis, Lori Ritchie, Sheryl Jamison, Karen Alexander, Kim Bricker, Beth Benson, Jack Zocolo, Sue Maher, Mark Shivers, Sean Hart. (Left of Sophomores-Freshmen) Chuck Henderson, Linda Martens, Amy Tuel, GabTotani, Diane Kelly, Joan Stephenson, Todd Olson, Tom Scul- lion . 74_Activities (Student Council) HI-TRI: OFFICERS: Betsy Silver-Treasurer, Erin Waugh-President, Julie Landwert-Sec- retary, Patty Francisco-Vice-President, HI-TRt DEVOTED VEAR TO SERVICE FOR THE COMMUNITY Superior grades in the academic field are the criteria for member- ship into Hi-Tri, Any boy or girl who has not received a semester grade of a C,T over a period of two years is eligible to join. Var- ious community projects preoccu- pied the club this year, as they prepared food baskets for the elder- ly and needy during the holiday season, as well as donating clothes, food, and a Christmas tree to one area family. Hi-Tri continued to commit itself to the community with its services and projects, as it had in past years. HI-TRI: (Row One) Linda Smith, Julie McNally, Theresa Gabriel, Sue Apicella, Darrell Gaydosh, Saundra Dunbar, Dave Frit' man, Amy Varkonda. (Row Two) Theresa McNcal, Debbie Kelly, Debbie Galchick, Debbie Ward, Betsy Silver, Laurie Stoffer, Chris Ragan, Barb Ko- vach. (Row Three) Mary Beth Lowdermilk, Marcia Loudon, RickTyo, Randy Vuksta, Erin Waugh, julie Landwert, Lori Sekely, Laurie Jan- ning, Holly Hubbs . (Row Four) Cathy Yeagley, Linda Scott, Carrie McGhee, Patty Francisco, Yvonne Brennan (Row Five) Lori Brown, Hei- di Hayes, Terri Saltsman, Dawn Elias. Activities (Hi-Tri)-75 JR. JAYCEES - A LINK BETWEEN SHS AND THE COMMUNITY The Jr. Jaycees, a recently formed youth group, was a link between the Salem area Jaycees and the students of SHS. The Jr. Jaycees assisted the local chapter with various community service projects. The young club also held a dance after a football game to begin their treasury. Mr. Ram- muno, advisor, was awarded the traditional banner at an annual banquet sponored by the Jaycees. The Jr. Jaycees was an expanding club at SHS. JR. JAYCEES OFFICERS: (Row One) Karen Ehrhart-Public Relations, Patty Borkowski- Treasurer. (Row Two) Laura Janning-Secretary, Nancy Yuhaniak-President. (Not Pic- tured: Barb Harrington-Vice-President) JR. JAYCEES: (Top to Botton) (Row One) Bonnie Baker, Patty Borkowski, Nancy Yuhaniak, Laura Janning, Julie Landwert, Barb Har- rington, Barb Richards. (Row Two) Iinda Yakubek, Karen Ehrhart, Beth Benson, Sue Conn, Heidi Hayes, Becci Omweg. 76-Activities (Jr. Jaycees) KEY CLUB OFFICERS: (Row One) Mark Saltsman-President. (Row Two) Dave Johnson - Secretary, Gary Snyder-Treasurer, Todd Bow man-Vice-President, KEY CLUB AIDED IN BUILDING A BETTER COMMUNITY The Key Club is a community service organization sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. The Key Club provided Christmas dinners for underprivileged families in the Salem area. They went even a- bove and beyond the call of duty by ringing bells for the Salvation Army in freezing temperatures A major project of the Key Club was the annual Spring Banquet for hon- or roll students. Key Club, under the direction of Mr, Don Bennett, also assisted in assembling equip- ment for the Blood Banks. The club ran all the concession stands at both the wrestling matches and Girls' Basketball games Also, they put their might into chopping wood to raise funds. The Key Club demonstrated that young peo- ple can help to build a better community. KEY CLUB: (Row One) Tony Armeni, Todd Bowman, Mark Saltsman, Dave Johnson. (Row Two) Ken Graff, Steve Flood, Frank Batcha, Bar- ry Gray, Dave Drakulich. (Row ThreeJDoug Berdine, James Blake, Greg Fidoe, Tom Darling, Gregg Crawford. (Row Four) Eric Burk, Bob Jesko, Todd McCormick {Row Five) Chiis Metcalf, Missy Moffett, Bob Mowery, Gary Snyder, Sean Hart, Scott Darling, Rick Spack, Eric Ehrhart, John Chaffin. Activities (Key Club)-77 INTERACT-BOTH A FUN AND SERVICE- ABLE ORGANIZATION Interact, a community ser- vice club sponsored by Rotary, was comprised of individuals with high scholastic averages who demon- strated leadership ability both in and out of school They promoted charitable work and donated to organizations such as the Heart Fund, Salvation Army, and the Robert Bycroft School, while of- fering its members extracurricular activities as swimming, bowling, and basketball, to name a few. This was made possible by their money-making projects, the tradi- tional selling of Christmas greens being the most memorable In- teract, whose advisor was Mr, Carl Bevington, was a mixture of enjoyment for club members and service to others INTERACT OFFICERS: Mark Sell-Treasurer, Dave Fa tk-President, Tim Costa Vice-President, Darrel! G a yd osb-Secret ary. INTERACT: (Row One): Darrell Gaydosh, Daync Myers, Dave Yakubek, Tom Blubaugh, Dave Folk, Scott Shafer, Mark Sell, (Row Two) Geoff Gordon, Tim Costa, Lou Cocci a, Phil Ditfresne 78-Aeti vitics (Interact) VARSITY SM OFFICERS: (Foreground) Barry Gray-Secretary, Bonnie Chandler-Vice- President, Pat Murphy-Public Relations, (Standing) Greg Fidoe-M ascot, Steve Flood- Sargeant-ut-Arms, Frank Bntcha-President, Tony Armeni-Treasurer. VARSITY “S’ — AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY CLUB FOR 1978 Up until this year, Varsity 11S” was a club comprised predominantly of male athletes who had earned a letter in a Varsity sport. While in the past a few girls were con- sidered members, there wasnft an almost equal membership between sexes like the one which existed in 1978. Although the boys didn't want to accept the idea of these girls joining the club at first, they finally changed their minds for two reasons- (1.) The coaxing from the girls, and (2.) The Supreme Court ruling that clubs such as these HAD to be integrated and not divided into male and female groups. Since the big change in Varsity ”Sn this year, it's been known as an equal opportunity” club. ARSIID ”SU: {Row One) Bob Jesko, Jim Miller, Dave Drakulich, Frank Batcha, Mark Saltsman, Dave Johnson, Tony Armeni, Dave Firth, Bruce Maher, Mark Webb, Todd Bowman, Steve Anderson. (Row Two) Jeff Berger, Rick Mueller, Jesse Christy, Pat Murphy, Paul Bloor, Don Isaacs, Walt ffeShields, Bob Blankenship, John Chaffin, Kevin Fehr. (Row Three) Jill Zocolo, Sue Maher, Denise Wood, Monica Riffee, Bonnie Chandler, Kim Oriole, Tracy Stilwell, Cathy Yeaglcy, Marcia Loudon, Georgia Muhleman, Judy Stephenson, Kyle Saunders. (Row Four) Jeff Strabala, Janet Bettis, Linda Yakubek, Beth Benson, Lori Ritchie, Nancy Yuhaniak, Sue Conn, Barry Gray, Steve Flood, Jay Hissom, (Row Five) Don Kibler, Don Whitney, Tim Bailey, Bill Shivers, Paul Rutkousky, Eric Burk, Ed Stone, Doug Watterson, Ted Steffe!, Lou Pittman, Brian Huston. Activities ( ursity S )-?'4) PEP CLUB SPREAD ENTHUSIASM THROUGH THE HALLS OF SHS The Pep Club's main goal was to promote spirit for SHS sporting events. The members of Pep Club plastered the cafeteria with morale boosting posters for the athletes, decorated their lockers, and gave them goodie bags before each game. The Pep Club, whose sponsor this year was Mrs. Julieann Miles, made it possible for the Senior girls to buy corsages for both Homecoming events. They raised money by spon- soring the Sweetheart Dance, ran a concession stand during one of the basketball games, and sold fruitcakes during the Christmas sea- son. Pep Club's efforts were greatly appreciated by not just the high school athletes, but by the entire student body. PEP CLUB OFFICERS: (left to right) Bonnie Baker-Treasurer, Amy Varkonda-Vice-Pres- idcnt, Janice Masters-President, Nancy Yuhaniak-Secretary 1978 PEP CLUB 80-Activities ( Pep Club) PEPETTES ADDED SPARKS OF CHARM AND SPIRIT IN 78 The Pepettes, Senior girls who were selected by Pep Club to wear uniforms that spelled out SALEM QUAKERS , added much to team spirit this year and never quit sup- porting the team as they cheered at SHS sporting events. Besides that, these gals made scrapbooks for the Senior athletes and perform ed skits at pep assemblies. The Pepettes did a super job spreading Salem's great spirit throughout the school in both winning and losing situations. PEPETTE CO-CAPTAINS: Patty Francisco and Anne McQuilkin. PEPETTES: (Row One) Yvonne Brennan, Janice Masters, Patty Francisco, Anne McQuilkin, Boni Miller, Kelly Myers, Pam Meals, Barb Richards, Becci Omweg, Nancy Yuhaniak, Barb Wendel. (Row Two) JoAnn Lewis, Chris Schaefer, Barb Harrington, Julie Land- wert, Karen Ehrhart, Kim Bork, Amy Varkonda, Arlene Fitch. QUAKER SAM: Mark Gagnon Activities (Pepettes)-81 AFS EXTENDED FRIENDLY HAND TO EXCHANGE STUDENTS The American Field Service's job was to help the exchange stu- dents feel at home by providing activities for them The AFS held banquets with the adult group to honor the exchange students as they spoke on their natural home- lands at these events. Another pro- ject AFS organized was the annual AFS Day. This was when other lo- cal exchange students visited Sa- lem for a day. The AFS built their treasury last year by running a concession stand. The AFS, led by Mrs. Edeltraud Reed and Mrs. Ruth Marhefka, worked tremend- ously to make the exchange stu- dents be content in their foreign atmosphere. AFS OFFICERS: (Foreground) Barb Wendel-President, (Row Two) Heidi Hayes-Treasurer, Mark Gleckler-Vice-President, (Not pictur- ed: Barb Zimmann-Secretary) AFS: (Row One) Kelly Kantz, Drew Santee, Barb Wendel, Julie Vance. (Row Two) Mark Gleckler, Heidi Hayes, Tend Banick, Chris Prychodczenko, Judy McKinley, Marilyn Wilson, Lauren Wright. 82-Activities (AFS) Paulo Gonclaves from Brazil, was best remembered for his hum- orous dispostion in and out of class. Chris Skoglund of Sweden, displayed his athletic prowess in various sports at SHS. SENIOR H BOARD 0 ALFRED L Fll O A 'MRAGC ROBERT H , ; DR DONA HAROL! E S KERR. GEORGE F KO GfNERAL REEMAN CO ARCr ON. KRINSK CUE VELA r EXCHANGE STUDENTS INTRODUCED CULTURE FROM NATIVE LANDS This year SHS was honored to host four exchange students from various parts of the globe. Three of them were Rotary sponsored: Chris Skoglund, Paulo Gonclaves, and Jo Ann Pyke. Luis Espinoza was involved in the AFS program. These students introduced their cultures to us while they learned the traditional ways of the states. Luis Espinoza, a participant of the SHS Track team, hailed from J° Ann Pyke, who arrived in January of this year, from Austral- Chile. ia, still has a half year remaining in Salem before returning to her homeland. Activities (Exchange Students)-83 SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS: (left to right) Lori Sekely-Treasurer, Rick Mueller-President, James Blake-Vice-President, Jackie Quinn-Secretary. SPANISH CLUB ATTRACTED LARGEST MEMBERSHIP Asi, es la vida That’s the philosophy of the Spanish Club. This club, the largest in the school, kept very busy this year with it’s traditional Christmas party, com- plete with a pinata, and its vari- ous other proj ects for which it is noted. A new activity was added when they attended the B. J. Thom- as Performing Arts Center at Akron University to view a troupe of Spanish dancers Also enjoying the year’s festivities were advisors Mrs. Georgia C ale si and Mr. An- thony Monteleone, SPANISH CLUB: (Row One) Jackie Quinn, Judy Stephenson, Lome Secrcst, Chris Juliano, Lori Sekely, Chris Schaefer, Sue Johnston, Jill Zocolo, Kathy McGowan, Wendy Ellis, Terri Galchick. (Row Two) Deb Schleimer, Margaret Fornesi, Luis Espinosa, Gloria Hayes, Nancy McGhee, Carrie McGhee, Barb Wend cl, Pam Huffman, Jeff Stab ala. (Row Three) Ralph Jones, John Pryor, Karen Nihartj Scott Earl, Duane Morey, Cathy Heller, Debbie Ward, Lois Landwert, Jeff Ehrhart. (Row Four)Mike Fediaczko.MaryBeth Low derm ilk, James Blake, Rick Mueller, Lauren Wright, Diane Hrvatin, Traci Sweely, Scott Ramsay, Mike Ospeck, Troy Yakub ek. (Row Five) Julia Montford, Beth Benson, Lynda Smith, Kathy McDevitt, Connie Ehrhart, Scott Solomen. (Row Six) Linda Yakubek, Tcrie Dermotta, Doreen Stanley, Terri Smith, Dave Drakulich. (Row Seven) Sean Casey, Cathy Yeagley, Lisa Stanga, Devon Iler. 84-Activities (Spans!h Club) FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS; (left to right) Marcia Loudon-President, Marilyn Wilson- Secretary, Joyce Patton-Treasurer, Mary Stone-Vice-President. FRENCH CLUB ENJOYED A “BONNIE ANU Along with intense study of French culture and history, the French Club members participated in various projects and field trips throughout the year. At the con- clusion of the year, a French ban- quet, comprised solely of pastries, crepes, and other French cuisine prepared by the club, was held. Also to wrap up things, a trip was taken to Akron to watch famous mime artists. French Club members, under the direction of Mrs. Sandra Arter, always enjoy a bonne anu para que c'est la vie. M FRENCH CLUB: (Row One) Sue Mathcy, Barb Kovach, Monica Riffee, Marilyn Wilson, Sue Conn, Joyce Patton, Suzon Homing. (Row Two) Julie McNally, Ann Vaughn, Chris Senanafes, Kelly Gilbreath, AmyTuel, Nicky Zamarelli, (Row Three) Holly Hubbs, Lisa Fields, Becky Seaton. (Row Four) Sue Stepanic, Marcia Loudon, Kim Dawes, Ann Barrette, Heidi Hayes, Tim Paxton. (Row Five) Anita Edgar, Laurie Fisher, Allen Abrams, Chris Doyle, Mary Stone, Ray Flannery, John Mosher. Activities (French Club)-85 i GERMAN CLUB CELEBRATED THEIR NATIVE TRADITIONS Many German traditions, like the OktoberFest and Fashing, were carried out this year by the German Club, For the Oktober Fest, the club went on a hayride. Going sled riding and dressing up in costume was the club's way of celebrating Fashing (carnival time). Along with the traditional gift exchange and singing of Christmas carols, the German Club put their shoes on the win- dowsill, to be filled with goodies by club advisor, Mrs. Reed ( another Ger- man custom). The club also enjoyed their annual German Banquet, Gemut lichkeit, Fonz und S ingen. GERMAN CLUB OFFICERS: ( Seated) Terri Saltsman-Trcasurer, Gregg Craw ford-Third icc-President (in charge of refreshments), Heidi Hayes-Presidcnt, Kelly Kantz-Sccond Vice-President (in charge of publicity). (Row Two) Debbie Calcliick-Sccrctary, Kathy Blubaugh-First Vice-President (in charge of program). GERMAN CLUB: (Row One) Ron Geist, David Schiller, Julie Vance, Kelly Kantz, Jim Spack, Yal Lau, Debbie Keller, Lynn Ickes, Tracy Piontkowski. (Row Two) Kathy Blubaugh, Julie Wilson, Caroline Vogt, Kathy Boals, Terri Saltsamn, Debbie Galchick, Chuck Henderson, Heidi Hayes, Chris Prychodczenko. Pam Juillerat, Terri Barrick. (Row Three) Scott Smith, Brian Huston, Tim Harp, Bill Pauline, Dan Boehm, Virgil DiBiase, Steve Kataro, Jim Hayes, Carl Greathouse, Chris Ragan, Brian Hole, Chris Skoglund, Brenda Alcsi. (Row Four) David Fritzman, Shelly Kloos, Arm Kataro, Eric Vaughn, Scott Ryser, Tom Price, Rick Spack, Frank Apicella, Keith Stoffcr. (Row Five) Tina Lewis, Joni Haldeman, Sue Martinelli, Harrold Wolf, Jeff Whinnery, Sean Hart, Mike Prychodczenko. 86-Activities (German Club) LIBRARY CLUB: (Left to Right) Sue Mehno, Peggy Julian, Barb MilUron, Jody Mohr, ART GUILD DONATED TALENTS TO OTHER SHS ORGANIZATIONS ART GUILD: (Row One) Tami Huffer, Pam Juillerat, Sharon Webei, Dave Fritzman, Mike Fediazko, Jim Greenisen, (Row Two) Joyce Handley, Karen Amhreihn, Drew Santee, Terry Mcllvaine, Debbie Keller, {Row Three) Rick Schehl, Tish Curtis, Lisa Bolles, Vanessa Harvey, Renee Anderson, Rene Juillerat, Susan Menning, ' Art Guild spent another year going above and beyond the call of duty by lending a helping hand to any cause. Two projects they un- dertook were the painting of posters for Football Parent's Night,T, and the decorating of the main en- trance show-case to promote the fall play, Dial MI for Murder. Creativity and the desire to assist other organizations in the school were two musts for the Art Guild, whose advisor was Miss Janis Yereb. AV CREW: {Row One) Dave Yakubek, Paul Hippely, Steve Centofanti, Mark Hardy, (Standing) Ed Evans, Gary Wukotich. AV KEPT EQUIPMENT RUNNING SMOOTHLY THROUGHOUT THE YEAR The AV Crew labored hard to provide the school with adequate audio-visual aids. They distribut- ed equipment and assisted faculty in operating projectors, recorders, televisions, and record players. The AV Crew was also responsible for special lighting effects for per- formances in the auditorium. Both the crew and Mr. Bevington, their advisor, did an excellent job of handling the audio-visual depart- ment at SHS. LIBRARY CLUB — MUCH MORE THAN BOOKS IN 1978 Books can be a student's best friend, and the Library Club obvi- ously agreed in 1978, This club, composed of individuals who work- ed as clerks in the library during their free period, not only attended to standard book business, but saw that the library walls were decorat- ed festively at Christmas and on Valentine’s Day, During the month of March, the library club along with advisor, Mrs, Kristy Simcox, traveled to YSU to see how a big library was run smoothly and effi- ciently, thus providing even newer and bigger ideas for SHS’s already great library. Cheryl Reed, Ruth Hileman, Theresa McNeal, Lisa Collins, Scott Shafer, Julia Mont- ford, Tom Brown, Sharon Goughenour, Mark Gleckler, Vicky Haddix, Sue Kidder, (Kneeling) Julie Vance, Activities (Ait Guild, AV Crew, Library Club)-87 P. A. ANNOUNCERS: (Foreground) Barb Zimmann, (Back Row) Jim Miller, Sharon Weber, Dave Falk. (Not Pictured: Phil Dufresne) P.fl.’S AND BI-WEEKLY STAFF AIDED IN COMMUNICATION AT SHS At various times during the year, echoes of Hi there!ri, Have a nice day. , and other memorable openings were heard on the morn- ing announcements. Each announc- er had his own style and attempted to add a little personality to the news of the day. Because of this, announcements not only awoke sleepy students in the morning, but made people really listen to what was being said. Afternoon announcements, handled by Jim Mugsy Miller, ended each day so students would be reminded of any happenings for the next day. Extra, extra, read all about it.11 Those were the words heard every three weeks when The Quaker , SHS’s newspaper came out. The staff, composed of two classes of journalism taught by Mr, Bill Esposito, learned about the different aspects of the news- paper, and put their knowledge to use in putting out The Quaker. For every issue, four new page ed- itors were chosen to give everyone a chance to lay out a page. By the end of the year, some students were sold on journalism and plann- ed to pursue it as a career. BI-WEEKLY STAFF: (Seated) Sharon Weber, JoLynn Slocum, Colleen Dixon, Carol LaVallee, Barb Harrington, Julie Landwert, Pam Meals, Becci Omweg. (Kneeling) Holly Hubbs, Betsy Silver, Barb Zimmann, Bonnie Chandler, Kim Oriole, Anne McQuilkin, Sue Johnston, Sharon Goughenour, Michele Chaffin, Mike C erne ck, (Standing) Tim Paxton, Barb Higgins, Lavern Kelly, Amy Linam, Darcy Votaw, Kyle Saund- ers, Mark Webb, Steve Williams, Scott Ramsay, Bob Jesko, Tony Armeni, Bill Shivers, Tim Bailey, Paul Rutkousky, Dave Johnson, Paul Bloor, Jeff Berger, Barry Gray, Derf Capel, Ted Steffel, Jim Atkinson, Jim Wright, Jeff Barnard. THESPIANS: (Row One) Juli ey Loud on, Holly Hubbs, (Row Two) Chris Schaefer, Erin Waugh, Diane Kaufman, Barb Wendel, Phil Dufresne, Jack Zocolo, Michele Mattoon, Sue Mathey, (Row Three) Nancy Yuhaniak, Barb Zimmann, Brenda Juillerat, Sharon Weber, Barb Kovach, THESPIANS AND DRAMA CLUB SET THE STAGE FOR 1978 ’’The world is a stage n - or at least that's the way it seemed to the Thespians in 1978, Each Thespian participated in at least 100 hours of theater work, whether it be on stage or behind the scenes Many in this group have worked longer than the required hours and earned gold stars for additional hours spent in school productions. With SHS's theater program be- coming more extensive each year, the Thespians have increased in number from a very few to many people who have discovered the world of drama. The Drama Club, under the direction of Mr. Robert Viencek, picked up where the Thespians left off. Although most in this or- ganization were involved in school productions, some just liked the activities provided by the club, such as seasonal parties and travel- ing to other cities to vi ew profes- sional productions. The Drama 1 Club offered much more than just an interest in the theater, it gave everyone a warm welcome and in- vited them to participate in all activities, not just the stage pro- jects at SHS. DRAMA CLUB OFFICERS: (Left to Right) Barb Wendel-Secretary, Phil Dufresne-Treasurer, Michele Mattoon-Vice-Pres- ident, Barb Kovach-President, DRAMA CLUB: (Row One) Scott Miller, Barb Wendel, Katie Zimmann, Kelly Kantr, Renee Anderson, Cathy Heller, Renae Juillerat, Rick Shafer, Ken Graff, (Row Two) Connie Trantham, Holly Hubbs, Sherene Knoedler, Barb Kovach, Diane Hrvatin, Chris Hippely, Tracy Waugh, Trudy Isaacs, Sue Mathey, Sam Cutchall. (Row Three) Pam Juillerat, Becky Wright, Brenda Juillerat, Michele Mat- toon, Lynn Ickes, Missy Diehl, Lorrie Secrest, Peggy Julian, Karen Mickunas. (Row Four) Julie Loudon, Chris Schaefer, Erin Waugh, Phil Dufresne, Mike Sosbe, Art Bowker, John Pridon, John Mosher, Becky Seaton, Julie Vance, Lauren Wright, Activities (Thespians, Drama Club)-89 “MURDER” AT SALEM HIGH WAS A HUGE SUCCESS LAST FALL On November 18th and 19th, 1977, the curtain on the stage of SHS rose as Frederick Knott's Dial rMf for Murder was presented by the Salem High School Drama De- partment. The famous murder play, laced with love and blackmail, had many strange twists and a surprise ending to add tol its suspense and mystery. The lead roles of Margot and Tony Wendice, the husband and wife, were filled by Erin Waugh and Laine Hall, both familiar faces on the SHS stage, while new perform- ers, Jim Spack (Max Halliday), Bob McClaren (Captain Lesgate), Ricft Tyo (Inspector Francois Hubbard), and Dave Snyder (who played Detec- tive Thompson and made an unfor- gettable curtain call) all |portrayed their characters with a distinct and individual personality. The three- act play was directed by Mr. Robert Viencek; he was assisted by Sharon Weber who was student director. Al- so, Mr. Carl Bevington designed the set as well as handled the lighting and Miss VickLHornung created the costumes. The actors and directors made up only a small part of the theatrical production, however. The following crews added greatly to the success of Dial 'M1 for Murder : Donna Lutsch, Kim Bork, Missy Diehl, Arlene Fitch, Trudy Isaacs, Kelly Kantz, Julie Loudon, Sue Mehno, Boni Miller, Joy Proctor, Barb Wooding (Costumes) -Dave Yakubek, Paul Hippely, Gary Wukotich (light and Sound Crew)- Michele Mattoon, Renae Anderson, Lisa Bolles, Trudy Isaacs, Kathie Long, Janice Masters, Karen Mickun- as, Denise Odey, Tina Ousley, Lor- rie Secrest (Make-Up)-Linda Curtis, Sam Cutchall, Lynn Ickes, Barb Kovach, Lauren Wright, Kathie Long, Barb Wendel, Katie Zimmann(Props) -Mark Gagnon (Poster and Program Cover Design)-Sue Johnston (Poster Chairman)-Barb Wendel (Publicity Chairman)-Kelly Kantz (Program Chairman)-Bill Shivers (Ticket Chairman)-Diane Chappell (Photog- rapher)-Bonnie Bowker, Lisa Bolles, Becky Burson, Iinda Curtis, Missy Diehl, Mike Fediaczko, Trudy Isa- acs, Barb Kovach, Sue Mathey, Sue Mehno, Tarn! Minamyer, Karen Mickunas, John Moser, Denise Odey, Tina Ousley, Steve Pridon, Lorrie Secrest, Rick Shafer, Lauren Wright (Publicity and Program )-Sue Lau (Program Typist)-Lauren Wright, Renae Anderson, Mike Fediaczko, Trudy Isaacs, Barb Kovach, Mark Gleckler, Lynn Ickes, Peggy Julian, Scott Miller, Tami Minamyer, John Moser, Steve Pridon, Becky Seaton, Julie Vance, Tracy Waugh, Dave Yakubek (Set)-Barb Wooding, Linda Curtis, Ken Graff, Sue Johnston, Rene Juillerat, Scott Ramsay, Connie Trantham, Debbie Ward, Marilyn Wilson, Judy Windon, Sue Windon, Becky Wright. SPECIAL EFFECTS ADDED GREATLY TO PRODUCTION OF “BEAUTY AND THE BEAST'’ Love triumphs all • . everyone enjoys a story with that type of theme To the de- light of not only the children, but to all who attended the children's play this year, this idea was very prevalent in Beauty and the Beast , the Nicholas S. Gray classic The play, postponed because of the blizzard, was finally presented on January 28 and 29th, 1978. Featured in it were many special effects achieved through the use of strobe lights and a newly purchased smoke machine. This added to the enchantment of the fan- tasy which was presented in three acts. Beauty and her Beast were portrayed by Sue Mathey and Keith Krepps, Other cast members were Scott Shafer (Hodge the Wizard), Scott Miller (Michael), Kevin Fehr (Mr. Clement), but the scene-stealers were Barb Kovach and Michele Mattoon who displayed their talents as Beauty's sis- ters, Jonquiline and Jessamine. (Creatures of the forest were played by members of the Theatre Class at SHS). Mr. Robert Viencek was director for the play while Lorrie Secrest handled the job of student director. Lights, sound, and set were headed by Carl Beving- ton, and Miss Vicki Homung designed the costumes: Others who assisted with the play were: Dave Yakubek, Ed Evans, Paul Hip- pel y, Gary Wukotich (Lights and Sound)- Steve Centofanti, Renae Anderson, Paul Hippely, Michael Fediaczko, Rick Shafer, Lauren Wright, Dave Yakubek (Set)-Trudy Isaacs, Missy Diehl, Lori Robb, Barb Wood- ing (Costumes)-Karen Mi ckunas, Brenda Juillerat, Pam Juillerat, Peggy Julian, Kelly Kantz, Joann Lewis, Julie Vance (Make-Up)- Rod Hannay, Julie Loudon, Jim Spack (Dance Masks)-Lauren Wright, Renae Anderson, Brenda Juillerat, Rene Juillerat, Kelly Kantz, Sue Mathey, Michele Mattoon, Chris Ragan (Props)-Mark Gagnon, Becci Omweg (Poster, Program, and Ticket Design)-Sue Lau, Jeannie Simmons (Program Typists) - Mike Fediaczko, lisa Bolles, Phil Dufresne, Barb Kovach, Kathie Long (Publicity)-Rick Kirby (Photography)-Julie Loudon, Debbie Ward (Tickets)-Barb Wooding, Teri Walsh, Julie Loudon, Debbie Ward (Ushering). ORIGINAL SHS PLAY, “FOR THE LIONS TO WIN” WON OVER CROWD For the Lions to Win , an or- iginal play, written and directed by Mr Robert Viencek, English teacher and Director of Drama at SHS, was presented on March 10, and 11, 1978. The play, which centered on life following World War II in a small river town on the Monongahela, had many sur- prising and tearful moments as the audience followed Frank and Rose Lesako, (portrayed by 1976 SHS graduate, Tod Raymond, and Chris Schaefer) as they, little by little, destroyed every possible hope for happiness in their family of three sons (played by Paul Bloor, Jim Spack, and Paul Hip- pely) Others in the cast were; Becci Omweg (Elaine Watson), Annette Jermolenko (Aunt Sophie Santore), Kevin Fehr (Matt San- tore), Scott Shafer (Rev Mc- Laughlin), Keith Krepps (Capt. Randolph), and Clyde Wolfgang (Steve Kovach). Assisting Mr. Viencek with the production were Boni Miller, Student Director, Miss Vicki Hornung, Costume De- signer, and Mr. Carl Bevington, Set, Light, and Sound Co-ordin- ator. Others who contributed to the efforts of the cast were the chair- men of the following committees! Greg Fidoe (Set Design) -Renae Anderson (Set)-Dave Yakubek (Light and Sound)-Lauren Wright (Props)-Donna Lutsch (Costumes)- Diane Kaufman (Make-Up)-Mark Gagnon, Becci Omweg (Poster Design)-Rick Kirby (Photograph y)- Sharon Weber (Program Layout) - Sue Lau (Program Typist)-Scott Ramsay (Tickets)-Becky Wright (Ushering). Many others contributed their time and effort for the cause of this first original SHS play Hope- fully, there will be others in the future, and . . . Congratulations, Vinnie, for a great and memor- able play, from a great and mem- orable teacher and director? “OLIVER! MOST SUCCESSFUL PLAY EVER HELD AT SHS The most successful play at Salem High School to date, attendance-wise, proved to be the last 1978 production, Olivera musical based on the novel, OLIVER TWIST, by Charles Dickens. Held on May 11 and 13, 1978, the play was a mixture of music, merriment, and people! Over 100 students participated in the actual pro- duction and many others assisted with backstage preparations. The play, which followed the escapades of little Oliver Twist's (Amy Varkonda) search for love, happiness, and security in London, had many funny and sad moments, but the highlight of the show was the delightful creation of Fagin, leader of the pack of young thieves, by Senior, Julie Loudon in her last and best performance of her high school career. Others in the performance were: Artful Dodger-Scott Miller,Bill Sikes-Randy Smith, Nancy Sikes-Erin Waugh, Bet-Kelly Kantz, Mr. Bumble- Rick Shafer, Mrs. Corney-Tracey Waugh, Mr. Brown-low-Frank Batcha, Mr. Sower- berry-Rick Schehl, Mrs. Sowerberry-Chris Schaefer, Charlotte-Boni Miller, Noah Claypool-Steve Flood, Dr. Grimwig-Ken Graff, Mrs. Bedwin-Jody Mohr, Old Sally- Suzon Homing, Who Will Buy (Ensemble) -Brenda Juillerat, Pam Juillerat, Chris Schaefer, Wendy Young. Workhouse Boys, Faginfs Boys, and Dance Hall Girls were portrayed mainly by Junior and Senior girls, while many other Seniors and underclass- men appeared in the chorus and mob scene. The play was produced and directed by Mr, Robert Viencek, and Mr. Jeff Jeckavitch handled musical and vocal direction, while Barb Wendel was student director. Set and lighting design was provided by Mr. Carl Bevington, costumes were design- ed by Miss Vicki Hornung and Lori Mittica and Mr. Viencek choreographed the play, assisted by Sue Stone, Kathy Blubaugh and Denise Kekel. The orchestra was composed of: Julie McNally, Teri Rumsey, Cindy Starkey, Roberta Stanley, Dawn Elias, Debbie Sox, Lori Lossick, ColleenDixson, Sherri Johns, Larry Smith, Bob McClaren, Kathy Mc- Devitt, Holly Hubbs, Jon Barrett, John Crawford, Kathy Boals, Sue Mathey, Jack Peppel, Hobie Butcher, and Denise Crook- ston. MIXED CHORALE OFFICERS: (Left to Right) Brenda Juillerat-Sec- retary, Mike Prychodczenko-Treasurer, Erin Waugh-President. (Not Pictured: Annette Jermolenko-Vice-President.) QUALITY AND QUANTITY COMBINED FOR SUCCESS OF SHS MIXED CHORALE Quality and quantity were combined this year in the success of the SHS Choir, now known as Mixed Chorale A mixture of the old and new also added to the ef- forts of the group, as they pre- sented a specta cular show at the annual Christmas concert. Per- forming along side the stage band, they received a standing ovation at the Pop's Concert held this past spring. The choir's last major duty was to provide their voices for many of the parts in the May mu- sical production of ''Oliver The choir was led this year by a new director, Mr. Jeff Jeckavitch, who improved and updated many of the concepts used in the past by SHS Choirs. With the popularity of the Mixed Chorale in '78, only good things can come to it in the future. MIXED CHORALE; {Row One) Bonnie Bowker, Sheri Needham, Pam Juillerat, Shelly Kloos, Brenda Juillerat, Cindy Roessler, Dar- lene Beechler, Diane Endicott, Jane Csepke, Tracy Waugh, Gloria Hayes, Debbie Allen, Tina Doyle, Laurel Grubish. (Row Two) Denise Wood, Carol Lake, Diane Stoffer, Kelly Kantz, Lois Haddix, Mike Daniel, Livia Curtis, Linda Curtis, Linda Martens, Sue Mathey, Julie Loudon, Denise Forney, Anne Jones, Lori Robb. (Row Three) Vicky Haddix, Leslie Fiebeiger, Jody Mohr, Rick Schehl, Scott Miller, John Gay, Hank Williard, Lynn I ekes, Johnna Andrason, Julie Vance, Nancy McGhee, Brenda Kaufman, Brenda Slosser, Heidi Williams. (Row Four) Chris Schaefer, Erin Waugh, Steve Pridon, Gary Goddard, Mike Prychodczenko, Wen- dy Young, Randy Smith, Mark Miller, Sue Stoops, Bonnie Bowker, Theresa Biddle, Sue Kidder 94-Activities (Mixed Chorale) BAND OFFICERS; (Seated) Missy Moffett-Treasurer, Terri Johns-Historian, Bobbie Stanley-Secretary, Sherri Johns-Librari an, Geoff Gordon-President '(Standing) Marcia Loudon-Librari an, Monica Riffee-M anager, Hobie Butcher-Manager, Jack Peppel- Vice -President SALEM HIGH BAND CARRIED ON BIGGER AND BETTER TRADITION The Salem High School Band, under the direction of Mr. Jeff Jeckavitch, displayed their talents and received a superior rating at districts, which were held on March IB, 1978. Even though the band arrived five minutes before they were to perform, they pulled themselves together to give an ex- cellent performance On April 29, 1978, they walked away from State Contest with a meritous, but disappointing good rating. This year the band held pizza, calender, and fruit sales in order to provide funds for the purchasing of additional new band uniforms, which were needed due to the large increase of band members from the Freshmen class. The annual band banquet was held on April 10, 1978, and the band members paid special tribute to senior members-each received a gift and the girls also received roses. The band accomplished much this year and plans to carry on the tradition of having each years' band be not only bigger, but bet- ter. 1978 SALEM HIGH SCHOOL BAND 96-Activities (Band) 1978 SALEM HIGH SCHOOL BAND Band Director: Mr. Jeff Jeckavitch Drum Major: Jack Zocolo Majorettes: Jackie Howery (Head Majorette), Denise Crookston, Dawn Elias, Robyn Finch, Denise Kekel, Mary Beth Lowdermilk, Amy Madison, Terri Saltsman, Jody Southern. Color Guard: Betsy Silver (Captain), Kathy Boals, Sandy DiAntonio, Linda Edgerton, Lisa Fields, Margaret Fornesi, Kim Garrett, Chris Hippley, Tarri Houp, Tami Heffer, Lori Jackson, Barb Kovach, Mancy McGhee, Sue Mehno, Heidi Schuller, Linda Scott, Caroline Vogt, Judy Windon, Sue Windon, Beckie Young, Deanna Zor- nick. Band Members: (Freshmen) Jan Bell, Michelle Breault, Bob Campf, Brian Carson, Jeri Chandler, Julie Crihfield, Lee Coccia, Diane DeCrow, Steve Devan, Virgil DiBiase, Eric Forney, Kelly Gilbreath, Kim Gitchier, Marty Gow, Angelea Kauf- man, Shelle Kloos, Marcie Moffett, Pam Moore, Tim Murphy, Todd Olson, Bill Pauline, Jeff Peludat, Christy Pugh, Scott Ryser, Keith Schrode, Linda Smith, Beth Stilwell, Dawn Van Sickle, Doug Vesey, Jan Walters, Diane Ward, Paul Wen- del, Roxanne Wilms, Mary Zocolo. (Sophomores) John Barrett, Kevin Barrett, John Crawford, Amy Gilbreath, Joni Haldeman, Denise Herron, Suzon Horning, Ralph Jones, Ann Kataro, Jeannie Ken- nedy, Lisa Landwert, Lois Landwert, Val Lau, Lori Lossick, Rick Lozier, Sue Maher, Sue Martinelli, Tina Mastrantonio, Sue Paxton, Tracy Piontkowski, Chris Prychodczenko, Jim Purrington, Lynda Smith, Pat Smith, Terri Smith, Jay Snyder, Debbie Stamp, Randy Stamp, Lisa Stanga, Doreen Stanley, Chris Toot, Tracy Waugh, Regina Wendel, Harald Wolf. (Juniors) Sue Apicella, Terri Barrick, Beth Bentley, Hobie Butcher, Cathy Carson, Rick Ciminelli, Lou Coccia, Colleen Dixon, Amy Fisher, Kevin Guchemand, Val Hiner, Eileen Howell, Joe Jefferies, Sherri Johns, Terri Johns, Marcia Loudon, Lisa Marino, Don McClellan, Kathy McDevitt, Debbie Nannah, Scott Noling, Chris Ragan, Monica Riffee, Linda Smith, Judy Stephenson, Debbie Ward, Mari- lyn Wilson, Wendy Young. (Seniors) Phylis Cramer, Geoff Gordon, Amy Linam, Julie Loudon, Bob McClaren, Missy Moffett, Phyllis Notario, Jack Peppel, Teri Rumsey, Larry Smith, Dave Smith, Scott Snyder, Debbie Sox, Bobbie Stanley, Cindy Starkey. Activities (Band)-97 MAJORETTES, DRUM MAJOR, AND COLOR GUARD ADDED SPARK Nine majorettes added shine to the already polished band as they marched and twirled under the direction of Jackie Howery, They attended camp last July and learn- ed new dance steps and routines which enhanced their performance . Keeping the band members in line and directing songs on the field were the duties of Jack Zo- coloj 1978 Drum Major. Twenty-one girls were mem- bers of the Color Guard, which consisted of 12 flags and 8 rifles, Led by Betsy Silver, the group contributed much to the band’s fine showing by making up their own routines for each halftime show. Long hours were spent in r78 to make the color guard as great as it was , , . additional practices were held each week and they, too, attended camp. MAJORETTES: (Foreground) Jackie Howery. (Row One) Robyn Finch, Jody Southern, Terri Saltsman, Denise Crookston, (Row Two) Denise Kekel, Mary Beth Lowdermilk, Dawn Elias, Amy Madison. DRUM MAJOR: Jack Zocolo. COLOR GUARD: (Row One) Deanna Zorick, Kathy Boals, Beckie Young, Sue Mehno, Sandy Di An- tonio, Lori Jackson, Heidi Schuller, Betsy Silver. (Row Two) Caroline Vogt, Linda Edgerton, Tami Huffer, Tarri Houp, Lisa Fields, Chris Hippely, Judy Windon, Sue Windon, Linda Scott, Kim Gar- rett, Nancy McGhee, Barb Kovach. 98-Activities (Majorettes, Drum Major, Color Guard) PEP BAND: (Left to Right) Lou Coccia, Rick Ciminelli, Larry Smith, Bob Me Claren, Jack Peppel, Dave Snyder, Jon Barrett, Kevin Barrett- iriTK PEP AND STAGE BANDS DISPLAYED PROFESSIONALISM IN 78 Salem Quaker fans enjoyed the peppy music and fight songs pro- vided by the Salem Pep Band in '78. The Pep Band consisted of four trumpets, two trombones, drums, a baritone, and a tuba. Besides giving entertainment to the Quaker fans at games, the talented group performed at all the pep assemblies during the winter sports season- The 1978 Salem Pep Band consisted mainly of seniors and was directed by Mr. Jeff Jeckavitch. This yearfs forty member stage band had many unforget- table performances, first, before a packed audience at the annual Pop's Concert held this past Spring- Selections such as f,The Theme From Rocky11, The Hustle”, and Nadia's Theme , were fav- orites of the audience At the conclusion of the concert, the band received a standing ovation Cleveland Cavaliers fans also en- joyed the music of the stage band this past April- All in all, both bands were very impressive with the professionalism they displayed. STAGE BAND; (Row One) Randy Vild, Hobie Butcher, Jack Peppel, Kathy Boals, Denise Crookston. (Row Two) Terri Smith, Scott Ryser, Julie Loudon, Heidi Hayes, Teri Rumsey, Missy Moffett, Geoff Gordon, Holly Hubbs, Kathy Me Devitt. (Row Three) Bob- bie Stanley, Beth Benson, Cindy Starkey, Val Hiner, Dawn Elias, Linda Smith, Debbie Sox, Mary Beth Lowdermilk, Lori Lossick, Abi Leija. (Row Four) Jim Purrington, Tim Murphy, Brian Carson, Lou Coccia, Larry Smith, Bob Me Claren, Rick Ciminelli, Wendy Young, John Crawford, Jon Barrett. Activities (Stage and Pep Bunds)-99 “UNWHITE” WHITE CHISTMAS STILL HAD HOLIDAY CHEER Although the White Christmas ended up unwhite n this year, the traditional yule dance, whose theme was Christmas in the Coun- try , still proved to live up to the holiday spirit Held on Decem- ber 17, 1977, it happened only because of many girls who worked long hot summer days at car- washes and bake sales Their ef- forts were greatly appreciated, however, and the White Christmas by the Class of '78 went down as another winter formal not soon to be forgotten. WHITE CHRISTMAS CHAIRMEN: (Left to Right) Kelly Myers, Julie Landwert, Barb Harrington, Pam Meals PROM CHAIRMEN: (Row One) Laurie Stoffer, Terri Johns, Linda Scott- (Row Two) Marcia Loudon, Sue Stone, Keith Hochadel, Bonnie Chandler, DonKibler. (Row ■ Three) Debbie Galchick, Sherri Johns, Joyce Handley, Barb Zimmami. (Not Pictured: “COME SAIL AWAY” GAVE '78 PROM NAUTICAL FLAVOR A bursting sunset, lighthouse, dock, seashells, and rocks, rocks, rocks-These were only a few of the things seen at the 1978 prom, entitled Come Sail Away , which was held on May 5, 1978 , and was sponsored by the Junior class. The prom, which was held in the cafe- teria , was financed through various projects of the Junior class and the afterprom, held at Wedgewood Lanes in Austintown, was arranged and partially financed by a com- mittee of PTA members, Come Sail Away was a huge success, thanks to many people, and was remembered as one of the best proms ever held at SHS. Laura Hart.) AIDES ASSISTED SHS PERSONNEL GREATLY IN 78 Many student at SHS perform- ed invaluable tasks that often went unnoticed and unrecognized. These workers were aides for teachers and the office. Such jobs as grad- ing papers and running errands were only a few duties that the aides undertook in '78. Each year more and more aides are found at SHS and this year was no ex- ception, This displayed the Salem tradition of being helpful no mat- ter what the situation. COUNSELOR AIDES; (Row One) Sue Johnston, Janice Masters, Laune Stoffer, jesse Christy (Row Two) Tom Blubaugh, Ten Rumsey, Anne McQuilkin, Dave Johnson, Aria Brown, Sue Campbell, MR, MCSHANE'S AIDES: (Row One) Ann liggett, Iinda Curtis, (Row HEALTH AIDE: Sue Stone, Two) Barb Wooding, Colleen Myers, Linda Metts, Brenda YodeT, (Row Three) Jo Ann Lewis, Barb Richards, Debbie Chaffin, NURSE'S AIDES: Craig Hepler and Barb Wooding. OFFICE AIDES: (Kneeling) Patty Ward, Kim Oriole, Wendy Ellis, Patty Fran- cisco, (Seated) Lori Sekely, Missy Moffett, Chris Metcalf, Elaine Lesick, Sue Williams, Kelly Myers, (Standing-Row One) Amy Jackson, Lome Se- crest, Jackie Quinn, Sue Johnston, Barb Harrington. (Standing-Row Two) Jim Wright, Lori Nannah, Michele Chaffin, Bob Mowery, Dave Firth, Barb Wendel, Norma Daniels, Troy Yakubek. 102-Activities (Aides) MR. VIENCEK'S AIDES (THEATRE CLASS AND ENGLISH): (Row One) ENGLISH AIDES: Beth Benson and Nancy Yuhaniak. Annette Jermolenko, Mark Saltsman, Margaret Gibbs, JoAnn Lewis, Sharon Weber. (Row Two) Jim Spack, Bill Shivers, Bob Mowery, Chris Schaefer. MATH AIDES: (Seated) Mary Beth Lowdcrmilk and Sue Johnston. r COMPUTER-MATH AIDES: (Foreground) Dave Yakubek. (Stand (Standing) Dave Yakubek. ' ing) Dave Fritzman. HISTORY AIDES: (Front to Back) Barb De Roads, Jackie MR. BIRTALANfS AIDES: (Bottom to Top) Lisa DeMeo, Cindy Ehrhart, Howery, Becky Seaton, Barb Wooding, Julie Loudon, Carleen Whinnery, Rosemarie Reichle, Gina Belich. Karen Ehrhart. Activities (Aides)-103 BOYS1 GYM AIDES: (left to Right) John Chaffin, Jim McQuilkin, Joe Monteleone, Dave Drakulich, Tony Armeni, Steve Flood, Mark Saltsman, Bob Jesko, Frank Batcha, Kyle Saunders, Rich Blystone, Art Bowker. SCIENCE AIDES: (Row One) Sue Mathey, Lauren Wright, Loma Smith. (Row Two) Rick Tyo, Scott Shafer, Mary Beth Lowdermilk, Kathy Blubaugh. (Row Three) Phil Duf- resne, Ariel Budde, Mark Sell. WOOD SHOP AIDES: (Foreground) Scot Robertson, (Row Two) Lar- ry Woods, Ron Moffett, Scott Ramsay. (Row Three) Greg Fidoe, Fred Baker, Steve Flood. HANDICAPPED CLASSROOM AIDESi(Foreground) Jack Zocolo, HANICAPPED CLASSROOM AIDES: (Kneeling) Joan Stephenson, (Row Two) Harald Wolf, Sean Hart. Todd Olson, Lome Secrest. (Standing) Sharon Weber, Karen Alexander, Debbie Henderson, Joy Proctor, Teri Rumsey. 104-Activities (Aides) LIBRARY AIDES: Sue Mathey, Julie Landwert, Ten Rumsey, Sandy Miller. (Row Two) Denise Kekel, Barb Harrington, Col leen Dixon, Jan Barnes. GIRLS' GYM AIDES: (Row One-Top to Bottom) Tammy Brink, Bon- nie Chandler, Laurie Stoffer, Chris Metcalf, Jean Flory, Lome Se- crest, (Row Two) Debbie Henderson, Kathy Blubaugh, Jody Southern, Michele Chaffin, Chris Juliano, Mary Moore ATHLETIC OFFICE AIDES (FOR MR. BOSU): (Left to Right) Cindy Hack, Terri Galchick, Jim Miller, Nancy Yuhaniak. HOME EC. AIDES: (Left to Right) Boni Miller, Margaret Gibbs, Arlene Fitch, Linda Reese, Joy Proctor. Activities (Aides)-lOS FHA AND FSA HIGHLIGHTED YEAR WITH PLANS FOR TRIPS The Future Homemakers of A- merica (FHA) group was small in '78, but they still had big ideas. A cultural trip to Pittsburgh was chosen as the clubfs project, and a bake sale and dance were held to raise funds for the visit. FHA was advised by Miss VicM Horung. The Future Scientists of America (FSA) visited various centers of science and learning. They also heard speakers from all fields of science, as well as planned a trip to Washington D.C Mrs. Frances May was in charge of FSA. FHA: (Seated) Carlccn Whinnery, Jody Mohr, Sheri Strait. (Standing) Ten Walsh, Judy Windon, FSA OFFICERS: (Left to Right) Mark Sell-Treasurer, Rick Tyo- FSA: (Row One) Marcia Loudon, Connie Ehrhart, Scott Shafer. (Row Two) President, Ariel Budde-Vice-President, Scott Shafer-Secretary. Lauren Wright, Rick Tyo, Mary Beth LowdermiIk, (Row Three) Sherene Kneedier, Ariel Budde, Mark Sell, Kelly Kantz. STUDENTS LEARNED WHILE DOING AT ALLIANCE HIGH ALLIANCE VOCATIONAL STUDENTS: (Seated) JoAnn Kataro, Tina Fowler, Ruth Swanson, Sue 'ciglcr, Sherri Green, (Standing) Kevin Sebrcll, Lucky Miller, Kevin Miller, Bev Gross, Tom Miller, Gordon McClellan, Tim Todd, Paul Cunningham, Ron Mi lli r on, Rob V ogt, Robin Law, Mark Heim, .Mike Burrier. (Not Pictured: Jeff Haldcman, Joe Kocsis, Jim Sines, Loma Hill, Bob Irey, Tim Janofa, Dave Phillips, Brian W ilms, Ed Jeffries, Greg George, Jim Miller, Ron Minamycr, Chuck Miller, Students of SHS had the opportu- nity to commute to Alliance High School to be enrolled in a voca- tional program their Junior and Senior year. Courses offered to Salem participants were tele-com- munications, auto mechanics, welding, cosmetology, communi- cation products, electronics, print- ing, autobody and fender, child care, and commercial art These courses offered the students a chance to learn skills essential to their occ- upation. After graduation, the Alliance vocational students will have various career fields from which to choose- Cheryl Adams, Robin Koran, Tim Norman, ) JR. DRAFTING LEARNED WORK FUNDAMENTALS This yearfs Jr, Drafting class was kept quite busy. Besides learn- ing the fundamentals of drafting so they could go into a specialized field next year, they had a paper drive, sponsored a dance, and sold household prodticts to raise money for their club. This fund was set up to defray costs in at- tending VIC A contests and for do- nating money to various charity organizations. JR, DRAFTING OFFICERS; (Left to Right) Peggy Whinneiy-President, Jeff Steel- Vice-President, Denise Sommers-Treasurer, Fred Harker-Public Relations, Mindy Lottman-Secretary. JR. DRAFTING (Seated) Frank Quinn, Don Crowell. (Row Two) Emil Banar, Mike Coy, Peggy Whinnery, Robin Ripley, Denise Sommers, Mindy Lottman. (Row Three) Fred Harker, Jeff Steele, Rod Christensen, Keith Wilson. 108-Activities (Jr, Drafting) SR. DRAFTING OFFICERS: (Row One-Top to Bottom) Jim Jeffries-President, Sue Ful- mer-Secretary, Mike Norkus-Treasurer, (Row Two) Bill Brown-Public Relations, Mike Juliano-Vice-President, Greg Fidoe-Sargeant-At-Arms. SR. DRAFTING: (Row One) Sue Fulmer, John Swetye, Phil Kelly, Bob Birk (Row Two) Jim Jeffries, Bill Brown, Mike Norkus, Mike Juliano, Scott Sorge, Greg Fidoe. SR. DRAFTING DELVED INTO DESIGN FIELDS The Sr. Drafting Class carried their first year skills into a special- ized area of design work this year. The training for this was on-the- job, as the second half of the year actually included working at a firm in Salem of a surrounding area. To raise money for such things as V1CA contest expenses, activities, and charity donations, the Sr. Drafting Class held a dance and worked in the concession stand at a basketball game. IOE CLASSES — HARD WORK FOR A BRIGHT FUTURE There !s a lot more needed than just typing skills to be a secretary these days! With new office equip- ment and procedures being invent- ed all the time, the basics, such as bookkeeping, shorthand, filing, typing, and using mimeograph machines, are a must. Fourtunate- ly, there are two programs offered here at the high school which en- able students to learn these secre- tarial skills while experiencing the feel of an office in the specially equipped classrooms. After grad- uation, a girl is prepared for a secretarial job without attending college. The programs, Steno I and II and Clerical I and II, were basically the same except where Steno had shorthand, Clerical took filing in its place . While many people seem to believe that much less work was required in these classes, it was explained this year that often there is more work, if not as much, than conventional classes offered. Besides teaching a girl the know-hows of being a secretary, the classes gave the students a chance to compete with other students involved in the same type of education at their schools, and to visit various places of bus- iness on field trips. Because the class was also a club, they planned fund raising projects and field trips for the enjoyment of students when they were away from their type- writers . STENO I OFFICERS: (seated) Cheri Berg- President, Sue Mehno-Historian, Robin Park-Treasurer. (Row Two) Sandy DiAn- tonio-Secretary, Tammy Brink-Vice- President, Lori Storey-Parliamentarian. STENO II OFFICERS: (Seated) Kim Steves-Par- liamentarian, Jeannie Simmons-President, (Row Two) Diane Kaufman-Secretary, Bobbi Ellyson-Treasurer, Debbie Browne-Vice-Pres- ident, April Montgomery-Historian. -� L STENO I: (Row One) Carrie Roth, Diane Snyder, Karen Murray, Cheri Berg, Tammy Brink. (Row Two) Sandy DiAntonio, Paula Young, Sue Mehno, Robin Park, Andrea Fabis, Debbie Kelly. (Row Three) Valerie Hiner, Cindy Hack, Cathy Carson, Mary Cowie, Crystal Thayer, Sherene Knoedler, Diane Hrvatin, Lori Storey, Lisa Collins, Cindy Hively. STENO II; (Seated) Chris Williams, Phyllis Notario, Glenda Tharp, April Montgomery, Joni Pietrafese, Debbie Browne, Toni Fast. (Row Two) Jeannie Simmons, Linda Bush, Kim Steves, Carol Stone, Lorri Berg, Terri McNeelan, Bobbi Ellyson, Mary Hess, Diane Kaufman, Sue Lau, Colleen Fabis, Karen Flick. 110-Activities (IOE Steno and Clerical) CLERICAL I: (Seated) Debbie Zeigler, Patty Murphy, Cindy Mather, Roberta Moffett. (Middle) Janice Reed, Janice Homing, Becky Burson, Lynn Lemmon, Angie Eucker. (Back Row) Tammy Fowler, Colleen My- ers, Debbie Chaffin, Dora Englert, Marilyn Hergenroder, Jody Wilkes. CLERICAL I OFFICERS: (Seated) Debbie Chaffin-Secretary, Janice Reed-Vice-President, (Back Row) Lynn Le min on-Parlia- mentarian, Becky Burson-President, Cindy Mather-Historian, Colleen Myers-Treasurer, CLERICAL II OFFICERSs (Left to Right) Cathy Manis-Historian, Debbie Smith -Treasurer, Sandy Blackburn-Vice-President, Pat- ty Plummer-President, Darla Miller-Parliamentarian, Sue CLERICAL II: (Kneeling) Debbie Smith, Jill Winkler, Brenda Yoder, Melanie Sampson, Sue Campbell. {Row Two) Teri Soldo, Gail Hill, Darla Miller, Cheryl Reed, Cathy Manis, Heidi Hough. (Row Three) Carla Whinnery, Connie Martin, Patty Plummer, Lorna Smith, Marilyn Smith, Sandy Blackburn, Barb Evans. Campbell-Secretary. Activities (IOE Steno and Clerical)-111 salem grid team brings endless surprises in 77 The 1977 Salem football season was somewhat of a surprise to almost everyone . except the team These boys knew they had the ability to play a great game but needed to prove it to the town and the student body The gridders bettered last year's 1-8-1 record to a mark of 5-5, with big victories over Ravenna and East Liver- pool, whom Salem hadn't defeated in the past 15 years. An overall team effort pro- vided each win. There were numerous individuals who furnished their necessary' talents to the game: Jim Ewing and Dean Shafer (known as Mr. Inside and Mr, Outside) were two of the greatest assets to the Quakers this year, thanks to the ability' of the line. They were both leading scorers. Chris Skoglund, Swedish exchange stu- dent, kept the game flying with his tremen- dous ability of kicking, borrowed from his native soccer, (Another kicker also worth noting was Wayne Gorby, who displayed his skills in the first three games of 1977). One of the most outstanding athletes that showed bright commitment to the team was Tony Armeni. He continued to give it all he had, and played his best ever, despite an injured foot which plagued him all season. Besides playing fantastic offensive cen- ter this season, Gregg Crawford was dubbed coach on the field by Coach Bill Davis. It was because of his knowledge of all the plays that his teamates voted him Most Valuable Player for 1977. Frank Bate ha made many' inport ant tackles from his middle guard position this yrear. For the entire season, he was a de- fensive standout who could be depended upon in tight moments. Speed was the key' to Bob Jesko's suc- cess in the 1977 grid season. His job as de- fensive end was done well and earned him a performance record that would make any' player proud. Whitney to Watterson became a com- mon phrase to Quaker fans. These two fine juniors hauled in many key passes. The defense of the team was bolstered by' super play s of Don Kibler and Steve Votaw, who were starters for all ten games. Both are juniors. Don Isaacs, another talented junior, was the vital figure in backfield tackling for the Quakers this past season. Many others, too numerous to mention, added sparks to the games of 1977 and re- ceived awards for their contributions. The greatest reward, however, was having a team which worked together and stayed together, win or lose. A special thanks to Coach Bill Davies and the rest of his fine coaching staff. 1977 Varsity Football Team-(First Row) Bob Foust (mgr.), Frank Batcba, Tony Armeni, Steve Flood, Bob Jesko, Rob Vogt, Ron Moffett, Todd Bowman, Jim Ewing, Mark Saltsman, Rick Mueller. (Second Row) Ed Evans (mgr.), John Chaffin, Jeff Berger, Mike Prychodzenko, Dean Shafer, Darcy Votaw, Steve Anderson, Phil Kelly, Wayne Gorby, Gregg Crawford, Pat Murphy. (Third Row) Brett Smith, Steve Votaw, Jim Mc- Quilkin, Brian Huston, Dirk Votaw, Jim Wright, Jim Stoops, John Curtis, Doug Wat- terson, Nick Pasqualino, Bob Wilson. (Fourth Row) Bob Miller (mgr.), Don Whitney, Don Kibler, Don Isaacs, TedSteffel, Greg Crosser, Doug Wells, GlennHerman, Tom Herman, Bob Thomas, John Brooks, Chuck Hal verst a dt. (Fifth Row) Lou Pittman, Jeff Strabala, Brian McQuilkin, Craig Pitts, Brett McBride, Doug Whitney, Frank Quinn, Jim Miller, Joe Hartzell, Art Bowker, Dale Phillips, Sean Hart. (Sixth Row) Jeff Lin- am, Biyan Grimm, Phil Wickersham, Dave Vesey, Jeff Walter, Dewey Maynard, Rick Shafer, Ken Graff, Doug Berdine, Bruce Smith, Ron Blackburn, John Armeni, Dave Flood. (Seventh Row) Coaches: Bill Davies, Chuck Long, Bart Dockry, Jeff Weber, John McKee. Football Coaches: Bart Dockry, Chuck Long, Jeff Weber, John McKee, Mike Sands, Head Coach: Bill Davies. I SALUTE TO SENIOR GRIDDERS OF ’78 This year Salem was proud and privileged to have 21 super senior athletes hading their grid team to a very impressive record of 505. They are as follows: John Chaffin (12), Dean Shafer (20), Jim Ewing (22), Rick Mueller (25), Rob Vogt (27), Pat Murphy (30), Tony Armem (44), Gregg Crawford (52), Chris Skoglund (57), Steve Anderson (60), Phi] Kelly (62), Frank Batcha (63), Ron Moffett (64), Mark Saltsman (66), Steve Flood (72), Mike Prychodczenko (76), Wayne Gorby (78), Darcy Votaw (81), Jeff Berger (82), Todd Bowman (88), Bob Jesko (89). FRESHMAN AND RESERVE TEAMS FARED WELL IN 78 1' t I '7 Wl— ■ nn The Salem High School Fresh- man Football Team turned in a excellent record of 6-1, only los- ing to Poland by 6 points. With the fine coaching of Tom DeBarr and Fred Kunarj the boys were able to play their best season. Two standouts, running back John Sed- don, and quarterback, Rick Zubaty, finished a fantastic season giving 100% all the time, especially when the extra effort was needed. The reserve football team (pic- tured with the Varsity team), under the guidance of coaches, Chuck Long, Bart Dockry, and Jeff Weber, finished the season at 5 wins, and 3 losses. Victories were over Beav- er Local, Li on, Alliance, and East Liverpool Champion, Raven- na, Poland, and St. Thomas Aquinas all defeated the Quakers during the season. Quarterback Jim McQuilkin, fullback Doug Berdine, and split end Joe Hartzell turned in sterling offensive per- formances. Defensive standouts were John Armeni and Tom Her- man. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM: (Seated) Chuck Henderson, Mark Riffee, Dave Barrett. Dave Higgins, John Seddon, Steve Mehno, Scott Slocum, Jeff Cushman. (Standing) Doug Covert, Buddy Wood, Kirk Lowdermilk, Ted Beer, Bob Bakondi, John Tinsley, John Pemck, Tim Kenreigh, Scott Darner, Mark Colian, Scott Roessler. 116-Sports (Freshmen and Reserve Football) 1977-78 Football Queen, Debbie Henderson, was escorted by Charlie Griehs on her coronation night, October 7, 1977. QUEEN DEBBIE BRIGHTENED NIGHT WITH HER CHARM On the evening of October 7, 1977, seven lovely senior girls, chosen as members of the Home- coming Court by their fellow class mates, stood on the football field at Reilly Stadium nervously await ing the announcement of who would become the 1977-1978 SHS Football Queen. A hush prevailed over the audience as Mrs. Bailie, Homecoming co-ordinator, op- ened the white envelope contain- ing the new queen s name • • . the winner: Debbie Henderson, who was crowned under the glow of the stadium floodlights, by last year's queen, Molly Merrill. Court Member, Barb Harrington, was escorted by James Blake. Court Member, Becci Omweg, was escorted by Tom Wagner. Court Member, Kelly Myers, was escorted by Barry Gray Court Member, Pam Meals, was escorted by Scott Messenger. Court Member, Diane Paparodis, was escorted by Greg Equizi. Court Member, Sue Campbell, was escorted by Tim Todd. Sports(f ootball Queen and Court) -117 CROSS COUNTRY SETS MARK OF 15-4 FOR 1977 The 1977 Salem Cross Coun- try team suffered a few disap- pointments this season, first losing to Niles 29-30 and then taking third in the Columbiana County meet. Salem's other de- feat was third place to State finishers Austintown Fitch. De- spite having a few bad days, Salem was quite outstanding in finishing fourth out of 26 teams at the Malone Invitational to advance to the District meet in Akron. During the year there developed some friendly rival- ries among teamates which helped Salem to place high in many meets Seniors Steve Wil- liams and Tim Costa would usually fight it out for the top position, with junior Fred Har- ker and senior Bob Blankenship close behind. There were also many first year runners who did a great job, even though they lacked the experience of the team's veteran runners, includ- ing seniors Kevin Fehr, John Sposetta, and Scott Ramsay. Coached by Michael Guappone, the team finished the season with an excellent overall rec- ord of 15-4. 1977 Cross Country Team-{First Row) Tod Bennett, John Sposetta, Derf Capel, Scott Morrison, Rick Lutsch, Alan Masters, Kim Oriole,(Second Row) Bill Spanbauer, Kevin Fehr, Bob Blankenship, Steve Williams, Scott Ramsey, Tim Costa, Fred Harker, Dave Mowery. 118-Sports (Cross Country) GIRLS’ TENNIS TEAM ENDS SEASON WITH A 9-2 RECORD In 1977, the girl’s tennis team enjoyed its best season in several years. Led by Cathy Yeagley, who remained undefeated during the season and finished fourth in the State AAA Tournament, Coach Kirk Ritchie's team posted an ov- erall 11-3 record and a 9-2 record in the Tri-County Girls1 Tennis League, which placed them second behind Boardman. In addition to Yeagley, another outstanding team member was Sue Conn, a winner of all but two of her singles matches. Two seniors, Nancy Yuhaniak and Saundra Dunbar, ended three-year careers with the team. 1977 Girls' Tennis Team-(left to right) Saundra Dunbar, Linda Yakubek, Beth Benson, Sue Conn, Nancy Yuhaniak, Lori Ritchie, Cathy Yeagley. Girls' Tennis Coach: Kirk Ritchie Sports (Girls' Tennis)-! 19 CATHY YEAGLEY FINISHES FOURTH IN STATE AAA GIRLS’ TENNIS TOURNAMENT Playing under sunny skies on the scarlet and gray courts of OSU, Cathy Yeagley, the junior tennis sensation of Salem, prov- ed her talents when she placed fourth in the Girls’ State Tennis Tournament held October 21 and 22 1977 in Columbus, Ohio. Cathy, the first tennis player from Salem to go to State, (as well as the first girl athlete of any sport at SHS to participate in a state tournament) played a great game, but was beaten in the semi-finals. In the consola- tion match, she lost a real heartbreaker, thus placing fourth in the State During Cath three years on the Salem Tennis Team, shw has won 27 straight matches, dating back to her freshman year. Congratulations, Cathy, on a job well done and good luck in next year's tennis season. GOLF TEAM UP TO PAR IN 78 TEAM EFFORT Despite a 7-9 season, the Sa- lem Golf Team and their coach, Chet Tetlow, were quite pleased with their performance . The high- light of the f78 season was the fact that all the golf ere, for the first time in a long while, played as a team, instead of having only one or two individuals stand out among the entire group of players. All did a great job this past year, but a special mention goes to Kevin Guchemand, a junior who turned in a super record of fine golfing in 1978. GOLF COACH: Chet Tetlow 1978 GOLF TEAM: (Left to Right) Jay Hissom, Barry Gray, Ed Stone, Eric Burk. (Not Pictured: Kevin Guchemand) 120-Sports (Golf) GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL SAW MANY IMPROVEMENTS IN 1978 SEASON The Girls1 Varsity Volleyball team had an improved season this past fall with a record of 4-9. The dynamic squad held summer prac- tices every morning for an average of three hours. When school started , the team practiced upgrading their skills every night when they did not have games; this proved to be quite useful, for they won some grueling matches over such local schools as United, Beaver Local, and Lisbon, Outstanding members of the squad included sophomore, Doreen Jackson, and juniors, Mar- cia Loudon, Judy Stephenson, and Paula Young. The team was spirit- ually led by the only senior, Jean Flory. The Reserve squad finished the season with a 5-7 record. The JV's were boosted by the efforts of Mary Lou Perry and Lisa Hart. Both teams were coached by Carol Bailie. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM: (Row One) Jean Flory, Denise Wood, Judy Stephenson, Paula Young, Laurie Stoffer. (Row Two) Mary Beth Metzgar, Laura Hart, Georgia Muhleman, Diane Ward. (Row Three) Karen Alexander, Doreen Jackson, Carol Cur- tis, Monica Riffee. RESERVE VOLLEYBALL TEAM: (Row One) Diane Stoffer, Diane Kelly, Joan Stephen- GIRLS' VARSITY AMD RESERVE VOL- son, Brenda Alesi, Helen McClish. (Row Two) Kathy Bowser, Linda Hart, Tammy LEYBALL COACH: Mrs. Carol Bajlle. Bailey, Lisa Hart, Mary Zocolo, Beth Morrison. (Row Three) Denise Herron, Beth Dunlap, Debbie Couchie, Mary Lou Peiry, Sue Stoops. 1977-78 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: (Raw One) Bob Foust (Mgr.), Bruce Maher, Mark Webb, Tim Bailey, Walt DeShields, Bob Jesko, Jim Mugsy Miller. (Row Two) Coach Richard Hackett, Paul Rutkousky, Bill Shivers, Clyde Wolfgang, Randy Riley, Mark Shivers, Coach Roger Zeigler. (NOT PICTURED: Dave Firth) 78 BASKETBALL SEASON ENDED IN DISAPPOINTING 7-12 This year the Salem Quakers Basketball Squad, under first-year coach Richard Hackett, did some- thing many people thought would not happen—the team had a losing sea- son, The 1977-78 roundballers, con- sisting mostly of seniors, still thrill- ed hometown fans with their never- die attitude. With this type of posi- tive thinking, the Quakers upset some teams that were rated high in the state The biggest victory came when the team beat the Alliance Aviators, who were rated eleventh at the time. After that big win, the Quakers had many of their games cancelled be- cause of the weather and they seem- ed to lose their touch, as they went on to win only two more games out of the seven remaining. The season, on a whole, wasn’t the best in Sa- lem’s history, but it wasn't the worst either. Many of the games were won .by the other teams by less than six points, which speaks for itself. This year's Quakers were lead by three outstanding seniors, Tim Bailey, Bruce Maher, and Bill Shivers, Bailey, the leading scorer of the team, popp- ed in about twenty points a game, Maher, the floor general of the Quak- ers, led in assists, steals, and had a fourteen point average. Shivers, at 6'2fl, led the team in rebounding, with about eleven a game, and he chipped in with about ten points a game. All in all, the Quakers played like winners and had a reputation for playing the great game of basketball. TRIBUTE TO 78 ROUNDBALLERS Although the 1977-78 basketball season was not a winning one, with the overall record being a disappointing, but well-played 7-12, 7 super talented senior boys gave the Red and Black all they had and then some. Salem was very fortu- nate to have these fine roundballers to represent the Quakers on both home and away courts. They truly showed everyone how to play a great game of basketball. The 7 Super Seniors are: Bill Shiv- ers (25), Tim Bailey (32), Bob Jesko (45), Mark Webb (11), Bruce Maher (22), Dave Firth (30), and Paul Rutkousky (54). (Special mention goes to not only Bailey, Jesko, Maher, and Rutkousky for playing Varsity for the third straight year, but to Jim Mugsy Miller, the Quaker manager who stood by and supported these guys from Game One in their Freshmen year to the last days of playing on the Varsity team.) SALT 1HTT Q1 Sports (Senior Roundbalter) -123 RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM: (Row One) Coach Roger Zeigler, John Madison, Brett Smith, Odess Paparodis, Joe Hartzell, Don Whitney (Row Two) Scott Smith, Jeff Strabala, Barry Magyaros, Doug Watterson, Tom Scullion, Jeff Walters, (Not Pic- tured: Dan Heath, Jeff McGuire, ) FRESHMEN A BASKETBALL TEAM: (Row One) John Tinsley, Ron Blackburn, Steve Mehno, Rick Zubaty. (Row Two) Coach Jerry Allen, Tim Koenreigh, Rick Stapelton, Jeff Rogers, Bill Beer, Dave Abrams, FRESHMEN B BASKETBALL TEAM: (Row One) Ben Singer, Marty Shone, Rob Ba- kondy, Dave Mowery, Mike Votaw. (Row Two) Bob Swartz, Rick Berdine, Kirk Low- dermilk, Greg Wilkinson, Tom Anderson, John Seddon. RESERVE AND FROSH ROUNDBALLERS PLAYED WELL IN 77-78 SEASON Salem1 s Reserve Basketball Team finished this past season with a re- cord of 6-12, Many of their losses were extremely close, which could have gone either way. As the sea- son progressed, many of the boys who dressed Reserve showed much potential and desire to play basket- ball, Mark Shivers, Tom Scullion, Scott Smith, Doug Heath, Clyde Wolfgang, and J ohn Madison were all important key members of the Reserve team. The Freshman A Basketball T earn finished the season with a record of 9-5. Under the coaching of jerry Allen, these boys were able to play good, all-around bas- ketball, with many exciting mo- ments. The Freshman ,rB Basketball Tearn, under the direction of Chet Tetlow, also had a record of 9-5. They accomplished much this past season and practiced hard for their winning record. 1977-78 Basketball Sweetheart, Terri Galchick, was escorted by Frank Batcha on her coronation night, December 3, 1977 SWEETHEART TERRI GRACED CENTER-COURT WITH HER SMILE On the cold wintry night of December 3, 1977, seven pretty senior candidates stood center court vying for the title of 1977- 78 Basketball Sweetheart, who, along with her court, were select- ed by a vote of their classmates Last year’s Sweetheart, Cheryl Stone, approached the micro- phone and announced, amidst the rustling in the bleachers, the winner The lucky young lady w as Terri Galchick, wrho began her reign with her familiar smile and a warm word of thanks to the audience Court Member, Julie Landwert, was es- corted by Bob Mowery Court Member, Nancy Yuhaniak, was Court Member, AmyVarkonda, wras escorted by Todd Bowman escorted by Pat Murphy, Court Member, Boni Miller, was es- corted by Dave Johnson. Court Member, Toni Fast, was escorted by Paul Hoffman. Court Member, Annette Jermolenko, was escorted by Dave Bennett. Sports (Basketball Sweetheart and Court) -125 VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM: (Seated) Jesse Christy, Dave Drakulich, Mike Grimstad, Dan Miller, Pat Murphy, Ted Steffel. (Kneeling) Steve Bolding, Kevin Fehr, Kyle Saunders, Mark Gleckler, Don Isaacs, John Curtis, Art Bowker, (Standing) Coach John McKee, Rich Blystone, Greg Fidoe, Richard Scott, Steve Flood, Frank Batcha, Barry Gray, Steve Votaw, Tony Armeni, Coach Fred Kunar. FRESHMEN WRESTLING TEAM: (Seated) Doug Davidson, Mark Riffee, Dave Barrett, Steve Maenz, Roland Jackson, (Standing) Ken Walters, Dave Higgins, Jeff Soldo, Tim Murphy, Jim Johnson. (Standing) Mike Cemeck, Chip Kelly, Dennis Twaddle, Scott Slocum. (Coach John McKee pictured with Varsity team) RESERVE WRESTLING TEAM: {Seated) Randy Miller, Rich Shafer, Rick Lozier, Tom Quinn, John Armeni. (Kneeling) Dewey Maynard, Tod Bennett, Fredjanning, Denny Ulrich, Bruce Smith. (Standing) Dave Livingston, Ken Graff, Dave Flood, Sean Hart, Harald Wolf, Doug Berdine. (Coach Tom De Barr not pictured) QUAKER WRESTLING WAS ON UPSWING IN 78 SEASON Salem Varsity Wrestling had a phenomenal season during the 1977-78 mat campaign under first year grappling coach, Fred Kunar (formerly coach at wrestling power- house, Southeast), who was nam- ed Coach of the Year by the coaches of the Eastern Ohio Wrest- ling League . The team racked up an 8-5, the first winning season ever in Quaker wrestling's thirteen years. Among those wins were three great victories over East Liv- erpool, Hubbard, and Alliance. (Following this win, sheer pande- monium broke out in the Salem camp, for by halting Alliance, the Quakers captured their winning year mark). Other victorious matches for Salem included War- ren Harding, Warren Western Re- serve, and Girard, while disap- pointments came from such schools as Ravenna, Boardman, and West Branch. Toumament play began on a hopeful note: at the East Liv- erpool mid-season tournament, six Salem grappleis placed in con- solation-Dave Drakulich, Steve Flood, Greg Fidoe, Jesse Christy, Tom Quinn, and Mark Riffee, while only Frank Batcha made fin- als . Post season tournaments didn't see Salem fare quite as well. Only three Quaker wrestlers advanced from districts to sectionals. They were Dave Drakulich, Frank Bat- cha, and Greg Fidoe. None of those grapplers went beyond districts. The Salem Reserve Wrestling team completed a fine season un- der Coach Tom De Barr, making a mark of 9-3. Assisting the team to this excellent record were five outstanding sophomore grapplers- John Armeni, Demy Ulrich, Dave Flood, Dave Livingston, and Tod Bennett. The underrated Salem Fresh- men Matmen finished a fair sea- son with a final record of 1-3. The powerful team owed two of its losses to the fact that they had to forfeit 18 points in each match because of lack of a full team. The other two remaining matches were dropped by the Quakers by a mere 6 points apiece. Especially promising freshmen included Dave Barrett, Mike Cerneck, Virgil Di Biase, and Dennis Twaddle. John McKee coached the mighty pack. SALUTE TO 78 SALEM GRAPPLERS To be a wrestler takes a special type of guy . . , one who is dedicated enough to endure five months of grueling practice, sacrifice to make weight, and stick through the most trying six minutes that ever ticked off the clock. A wrestler also has to have enough esteem to be able to do his job without much recognition, and, as one Salem grappler put it: A wrestler has to be in a different world from every- body else.TT This past year, Salem had 11 Senior matmen who did a great job of assisting their team with a winning season. They were: Greg Fidoe, Steve Flood, Jesse Christy, Kevin Fehr, Mike Grimstad, Barry Gray, Richard Scott, Tony Armeni, Mark Gleckler, Dave Drakulich, Frank Batcha, and Pat Murphy. VARSITY GIRLS1 BASKETBALL TEAM: (Seated) Doreen Jackson, Debbie Whitney, Terri Johns, Bonnie Chandler, Jean Flory, Jill Zocolo. (Standing) Diane Ward, Tam- my Bailey, Denise Wood, Sue Maher, Cathy Yeagley, Jean Kennedy, RESERVE GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM: (Kneeling) Sue Paxton, Angie Kaufman, Ro- berta Moffett, Anne Jones, Lois Miller, Terry Dean. (Standing) Diane Ward, Linda Faieta, Lisa Snyder, Lynn Lofland, Christy Pugh, Jeri Chandler, Diane DeCrow. GIRLS GAVE BASKETBALL A NAME IN SALEM IN '78 The Salem Girls’ Varsity Basketball team rolled up an impressive 14-3 won-lost slate in the 1977-78 season, (the best record ever recorded for a Salem Girls1 Basketball team) The Quakers’ first game was a disappoint- ment as they dropped a close encounter, 59-46, to Warren Harding, but the loss only provoked a tvinning streak of eleven victory skirmishes for the girls. Some of the big wins included defeat- ing Niles, Beaver Local, West Branch, and East Liverpool. Another thrill was returning to a second game with War- ren Harding, and hitting them with a loss. At the end of the season, Warren Western Reserve captured a heartbreak- er over the Quakers in a 52-51 tilt. Following this, AAA Tournament play also proved disappointing, for Board- man dealt the Quakers a 58-50 loss in the first game. The Varsity team was fortunate in '78 for having many out- standing players, among them, Debbie Whitney (MVP of the A11-Area Cage team), Cathy Yeagley, Jill Zocolo, Diane Ward, and Tammy Bailey. Un- der the direction of Coach Jean Espo- sito, who was named All-Area Coach of the Year, the Girls1 Varsity Basket- ball team turned in a fine season of which they can be very proud. The Salem Girls' Reserve Basketball Team also had an impressive record: 15-2, The team’s trademarks were a stingy defense and very strong press. They made many of the victories pos- sible, especially in a memorable West Branch clash. Reserve standouts of first year Coach Craig Readshaw, were Anne Jones, Unda Faieta, and Lois Miller, to name a few. VARSITY COACH: Mrs. Jean STATISTICIAN: Laurie Stoffer. SCOREKEEPERS: Marilyn RESERVE COACH: Mr. Craig Esposito. Wilson, Kathy McGowan. Readshaw. CHEERLEADING: HARD WORK, LONG HOURS-BUT FUN! Lots of spirit and pep was added to sporting events of SHS this past year, thanks to the efforts of its cheerleaders Many people never knew the time and hard work involved in being a cheerlead- er. Long hours after school were spent per- fecting cheers and assisting Pep Club with its morale boosting projects for the athletes such as making scrapbooks, goodie bags, and decorations for lockers. Sure, there was a certain stigma of being an SHS cheerleader ... but it was not all fun and glory, as in any activity which gets its participants really engaged with stu- dents and faculty alike . . . just ask any cheerleader! VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: (Kneeling) Sue Stone, Debbie Henderson, (Row Two) Abi Leija, Tammy Brink, Terri Galchick, Kathy Blubaugh, Chris Juliano. FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS: (Kneeling) Dawn Van Sickle, Ann RESERVE CHEERLEADERS: (Foreground) Pam Huffman. (Row Two) Vaughn, Joann Totani, (Row Two) Gab Tot a ni, Lori Burk, Kellee jacki Harrold, Barb DeRoads, Wendy Ellis, Debbie Schleimer, Pat- Karlis. ty Ward, Jen Wilhelm. 1978 VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM! {Row One) Clyde Wolfgang, Jim Armeni, Scott Smith, Kevin Smutko, Todd Bowman, Walt De Shields, Kirk Lowdermilk. (Row Two) Doug Berdine, Jerry Meals, Odess Paparodis, Jeff Me Guire, Bruce Maher, Mike Sos- be, Don Isaacs. VARSITY BASEBALL COACH: Bill Davies VARSITY AND RESERVE BASEBALL HAD DISAPPOINTING RECORDS IN 78 The 1978 Salem Varsity Baseball Team, coached by Bill Davies, ended its season with a somewhat disappointing 8-15 record The Quakers looked bril- liant at times, but could not put every- thing together after a two week lay-off due to rain. A fewr highlights of the sea- son were the come from behind win” of Warren JFK, three Quaker homeruns during a 10-0 victory over Wellsville, and defeating West Branch 4-1 after five scoreless innings. Among the out- standing players were: Todd Bowman, Walt Dr. Shields, Kevin Smutko, and Bruce Maher. The Reserve Baseball Team, (Not Pictured) under the coaching of Jerry Allen, also had a disappointing season, ending with a 5-10 record. Reserve standouts included: Tod Bennett Scott Smith, and Tom Wright, while other team members were: Bill Beer, Ron Blackburn, Brian Carson, Scott Darner, Al Firestone, Kirk Lowdermilk, Randy Ludt, Alan Masters, Jeff McGuire, Bill Oldcorn, Todd Olson, John Untch, Bud Wood, Jack Zocolo, and Rick Zubaty 180-Sports (Baseball) BOYS’ TENNIS IN MVC-COMPLETED 4-7 RAIN-SHORTENED SEASON The 1978 Boys1 Tennis Team competed for the first time this year in the Mahoning Valley Con- ference Playing against some of the finest athletes in the state, the team finished 4-7 in a rain- shortened season Team leader- ship was amply provided by sen- iors Dave Johnson, Larry Smith, and exchange student Christer Skoglund, while Randy Smith proved to be the team’s most val- uable player Kirk Richie coached the team. BOYS’ TENNIS COACH: Kirk Ritchie Senior Not Pictured: Christer Skoglund. BOYS’ TENNIS TEAM: (Left to Right) Jim Hayes, Steve Mehno, Drew Santee, Marty Shone, Brian Me Qulikin, Scott Darling, Dave Johnson, Randy Smith, Larry Smith, Scott Ryser, Rick Wright Sports (Boys’ Tennis)-13l GIRLS’ AND BOYS’ TRACK TEAMS WENT UNDEFEATED IN DUAL MEETS IN 78 Under the coaching of Walter Bing Newton, Ralph Hoehn, and Don Kibler, the Salem Track Team went on to win the county title for the eighth year in a row, This year the track team had the largest number of seniors ever on the squad, went undefeated in the dual meets, and finished high in all the much bigger meets. Tri-captains Bob Allison, Tim Costa, and Bill Shivers gave their leadership and time to to try to make the team the best ever The '78 team did not have very many exceptional athletes so they had to pull togeth- er as a team to do the best they could. For the third year in a row Salem has sent a team member to State . This year Bob Allison, the highly talented senior pole vaulter, made the trip. Bob finished sixth place in State, something of which he could he very proud, The Salem Track Team of r78 showed a special dedication and worked extremely hard this year to win the meets in which they participated, The Girls' Track Team con- cluded another very successful season with a 7-0 record. The Quakerettes won all meets decisive- ly except for the one with Can- field , which Salem took by a close 59-51 score. The gals of Coach Frank Ho opes rolled over the rest of their opponents by defeating such schools as Warren JFK, Lib- erty, Woodrow Wilson, Girard, and Beaver Local and Warren Harding in a triangular meet. Out- standing tracksters this year were Linda Reese, Monica Riffee, Cathy Lewis, Beth Dunlap, Abi Leija, and Janet Bettis, who went to State competition and placed 10th in the 880. BOYS1 TRACK TEAM: (Row One) Phil Kelly, Scott Ramsay, Wayne Gorby, Ron Mof- fett, John Chaffin, Jim Ewing, Bob Blankenship, Tim Costa, Dean Shafer, Gregg Crawford, Luis Espinoza, Bob Allison, Bill Shivers, Jim Miller, Rick Cameron, Kevin Fehr, John Sposetta. (Row Two) Mark Gagnon, Bill Spanbauer, Jim Stoops, Rich Blystone, Fred Harker, Greg Crosser, Randy Riley, Jeff Steele, Tim Harp, Brian Huston, Dirk Votaw, Steve Williams, Mark Karol, Henry Fink, Frank Quinn, John Brooks, (Row Three) Tom Richards, Dewey Maynard, Scott Morrison, Mark Riffee, Barry Magyaros. Bruce Smith, Joe Yuksta, Doug Berdine, Doug Whitney, Joe Hartzell, Rick Berdine, Mike Cerneck, Tom Martig, Rick Stapleton. (Row Four) Dave Nolan, Jeff Soldo, Dave Mowery, John Tinsley, Chuck Henderson, Howard Loudon, Rick Lutsch, Mark Righetti, Scott Roessler GIRLS' TRACK TEAM : (Row One) Beth Dunlap, Beckie Young, Georgia Muhleman, Abi Leija, Monica Riffee, Kathy Lewis, Tracy Stilwell, Linda Reese, (Row Two) Anne Jones, Lisa Stanga, Diane Ward, Julie Harrington, Mary Beth Metzgar, Deb Schleimer, Marcia Loudon, Doreen Jackson. (Row Three) Lynne Omweg, Mary Arm Foreman, Kellee Karlis, Jeri Chandler, Bonnie Chandler, Kim Oriole, Kim Crosser, Wendy Stilwell, Jill Zocolo. (Not pictured: Janet Bettis.) GIRLS' TRACK COACH: Frank Hoopes. BOYS' TRACK COACHES: Ralph Hoehn, Walter ’’Bing11 Newton, Don Kibler. SALUTE TO 78 SENIOR TRACKSTERS In the 1978 Track season, Salem was blessed with 21 senior cindermen . . . and 1 cinderwoman, who helped guide their team to many victories. They were: Wayne Gorby, Bill Shivers, Phil Kelly, Bob Blank- enship, Steve Williams, Jim Ewing, Gregg Crawford, Bob Allison, Jim Miller, Dean Shafer, John Chaffin, Mark Gagnon, John Sposetta, Scott Ramsay, Rick Cameron, Kevin Fehr, Luis Espinoza, Tim Costa, and Linda Reese. FOOTBALL AWARDS: (Row One) Tony Armeni, Dean Shafer, Ron Moffett, Jim Ewing. (Row Two) Frank Batcha, Bob Jesko, Jeff Berger, Gregg Crawford. GIRLS TENNIS AWARDS: Nancy Yuhan- VOLLEYBALL AWARDS: Judy Stephen- iak, Cathy Yeagley . son, Doreen Jackson. SALEM’S BEST AWARDED FOR OUTSTANDING ATHLETIC PROWESS Salem was gifted with many outstanding athletes in the 1977- 78 sports season. Each gave his all for flie cause of the red and black and did an excellent job at it. The best, however, received awards for their special athletic abilities at sports award presentations held in tie fall, winter, and spring. Here, all athletes, cheerleaders, and both football and Basketball Homecoming Courts were honored for their contributions to not only Salem s sports program, but to the great tradition of pride and sports- manship . The following athletes won honors at the fall sports awards: FOOTBALL: Tony Armeni-Co- Captain Award, Dean Shafer-Most Valuable Back, Ron Moffet-Most Inspirational, Jim Ewing-Most Valuable Back (sharing honors with Shafer), Frank Batcha-Knights of Columbus Scholastic Award and Co-Captain Award, Bob Jesko-Most Valuable Lineman, Jeff Berger- Most Improved, Gregg Crawford- MVP (Most Valuable Player). GIRLS TENNIS: Nancy Yuhan- iak-Most Improved, Cathy Yeag- ley-MVP and Special Achievement Award (for placing 4th at State Competition). VOLLEYBALL: Judy Stephenson- Most Improved, Doreen Jackson- MVP. GOLF: Kevin Guchemand- MVP, Eric Burk-Most Improved. CROSS COUNTRY: Scott Ram- say-Most Improved, Steve Wi- liams-MVP, Alan Masters-Most Improved Sophomore, Kim Oriole- Most Improved Junior. GOLF AWARDS: Kevin Guchemand, Eric Burk. 134-Sports (Fall Sports Awards) CROSS COUNTRY AWARDS: Scott Ramsay, Steve Williams, Alan Masters, Kim Oriole. GIRLS1 BASKETBALL AWARDS; (Left to Right) Debbie Whitney, Cathy Yeag- ley, Diane Ward, WRESTLING AWARDS: (Left to Right) Frank Batcha, Dave Drakulich, Steve Flood, “CREAM OF CROP” FROM WINTER, SPRING SPORTS HONORED Sports (Winter and Spring Sports Awards) GIRLS BASKETBALL: Debbie Whit- ney-MVP, Cathy Yeagley-Most Re- bounds Points, Diane Ward-MI (Most Improved). WRESTLING; Frank Batcha-Most Pins, Scholastic Award, Dave Drakulich - MVP, Steve Flood-MI (Most Improved), BASKETBALL: Mark Webb-Most Foul Shots, Bill Shivers-WSCM MVP, Scott Smith-MI Soph., Tim Bailey-MVP, Bruce Maher-MI. TRACK: Bob Blankenship-Desire Award, County Placer, Rick Cameron- MVT, Bill Shivers-Captain, Senior, Steve Will ia ms -MVT, Bob Allison- MVP, John Sposetta-Senior, Fred Harker- MI Jr., Jim Miller-MI, Bill Spanbauer- MI Soph, BASEBALL: Todd Bowman-MI, Bruce Maher-MVP GIRLS TRACK: Abi Leija-MVP, Monica Riffee-MVP, Most Points, Janet Bettis-MVP, State Place, Bonnie Chand- ler-Coach's Award, TENNIS: Randy Smith-MVP. BASKETBALL AWARDS: (Left to Right) Mark Webb, Bill Shivers, TRACK AWARDS: (Kneeling) John Sposetta, Fred Harker, Jim Scott Smith, Tim Bailey, Bruce Maher. Miller, Bill Spanbauer. (Standing) Bob Blankenship, Rick Cam- eron, Bill Shivers, Steve Williams, Bob Allison. GIRLS TRACK AWARDS: (Left to Right) Abi Lei - BASEBALL AWARDS: Todd Bowman ja, Monica Riffee, Janet Bettis, Bonnie Chandler. TENNIS AWARD: Randy Smith and Bruce Maher. 135 SALEM VARSITY FOOTBALL CROSS COUNTRY GOLF I SALEM OPP. SALEM OPP. SALEM OPP. CARROLLTON 23 0 FITCH 15 50 E. PALESTINE W L RAVENNA 7 0 WEST BRANCH 23 34 COLUMBIANA W L WEST BRANCH 3 8 LISBON 35 BEAVER LOCAL W L POLAND a 16 E. PALESTINE 32 52 UNITED W L YGST, (WILSON) 17 12 SOUTH RANGE 22 33 LISBON w L CANFIELD 6 14 NILES 29 WEST BRANCH w L ALLIANCE 0 24 HOWLAND 30 67 NILES w L YGST (EAST) IS 14 WARREN W. RES. 20 37 E. PALESTINE L W E. LIVERPOOL 22 16 WARREN HARDING 38 BEAVER LOCAL L W YGST. (SOUTH) 9 14 CANFIELD 29 82 CANFIELD L W HUBBARD 84 WEST BRANCH L W LISBON 51 SEBRING (2) L W E. LIVERPOOL 60 JEFFERSON UNION L w E. PALESTINE 67 79 E. LIVERPOOL L w COLUMBIANA 121 W -WIN L- LOST BEAVER LOCAL 128 E. LIVERPOOL 18 41 E. PALESTINE 41 RAVENNA 23 71 +LOW SCORE WINS GIRLS' BASKETBALL WRESTLING TRACK SALEM OPP. SALEM ‘ OPP. SALEM OPP. WARREN HARDING 46 59 RAVENNA 18 36 LIBERTY 94 1 2 32 1 2 B NILES 60 52 URSULINE 35 21 CANFIELD 76 45 BEAVER LOCAL 47 44 BEAVER LOCAL 23 36 WARREN JFK 84 43 WARREN W. RES. 52 47 GIRARD 42 18 WARD BROOKFIELD 70 31 BOARDMAN 24 26 INVITATIONAL 11TH WEST BRANCH 47 39 CAMPBELL 58 8 SPA RTAN RELAYS 4TH CANFIELD 46 40 1 WEST BRANCH 4 53 GIRARD 105 22 E. LIVERPOOL 42 29 E. LIVERPOOL 32 19 F. E. COPE RELAYS 2ND WARREN HARDING 42 40 WARREN HARDING 40 25 , COUNTY 1ST CANFIELD 45 44 WARREN W. RES. 53 15 1 WEST BRANCH 67 60 NILES 34 33 ALLIANCE 29 25 , MURRAY STONE 6TH BEAVER LOCAL 45 39 HUBBARD 29 23 MVC LEAGUE 3RD WARREN W. RES. 51 52 CANFIELD 27 30 SECTIONALS 10TH WEST BRANCH 46 36 E. PALESTINE 43 29 BROOKFIELD 94 46 E. LIVERPOOL 49 51 136-Sports (Scoreboard) SPORTS SCOREBOARD VOLLEYBALL GIRLS TENNIS BASKETBALL SALEM OPP. SALEM OPP. SALEM OPP. SOUTHEAST 1 2 HOWLAND 4 1 CANFIELD 58 60 WEST BRANCH 1 2 CAMPBELL MEMORIAL 5 0 YGST. (WILSON) 76 68 MARLINGTON 0 2 POLAND 3 2 ZANESVILLE 56 57 E. LIVERPOOL 0 2 NILES 1 4 STRUTHERS 57 71 BEAVER LOCAL 2 0 STRUTHERS 3 2 YGST. (SOUTH) 64 58 WEST BRANCH 0 2 CARDINAL MOONEY 3 2 CANTON TIMKEN 77 96 LISBON 2 0 WARREN HARDING 3 2 RAVENNA 78 64 E. LIVERPOOL 0 2 URSULINE 3 2 WEST BRANCH 73 65 UNITED 2 0 WARREN W. RES. 3 2 FITCH 64 71 BEAVER LOCAL 2 1 LIBERTY 1 4 BARBERTON 76 81 MARLINGTON 0 2 BOARDMAN 2 3 1 ALLIANCE 64 55 LOUISVILLE 1 2 ALLIANCE 5 0 POLAND 71 63 AKRON 0 2 WARREN W. RES. 73 81 YGST. (EAST) 75 53 GLEN OAK 57 76 £. LIVERPOOL 59 63 NILES 70 72 WARREN HARDING 64 77 WARREN RESERVE 55 59 GIRLS1 TRACK BASEBALL TENNIS SALEM OPP. SALEM OPP. SALEM OPP. CANFIELD 51 59 WARREN W. RES. 0 9 LIBERTY 3 2 WARREN JFK 95 15 WARREN W. RES, 0 7 CANFIELD 0 5 YGST. (WILSON) 79 31 ALLIANCE 9 1 WEST BRANCH 1 4 i BEAVER LOCAL 70 17 CANFIELD 9 11 WARREN JFK 1 4 fl WARREN HARDING 44 SPRINGFIELD L. 2 0 E. PALESTINE 5 0 GIRARD 74 36 WEST BRANCH 4 1 POLAND 0 5 i MVC LEAGUE 3RD LOUISVILLE 5 14 ALLIANCE 5 0 | SEC. MEET 3RD LOUISVILLE 1 4 ST. THOMAS 0 5 LIBERTY 70 39 WELLSVILLE 11 0 UNITED 4 1 GIRARD 0 1 LIBERTY 2 3 j WARREN JFK 6 5 WEST BRANCH 0 5 ) WELLSVILLE 6 3 POLAND 0 5 LORSTOWN 20 3 LORDSTOWN 2 3 MARLINGTON 9 14 LIBERTY 1 4 BEAVER LOCAL 7 5 SPRINGFIELD L. 1 4 HOWLAND 6 7 LIBERTY 2 5 POLAND 0 4 POLAND 2 4 CANFIELD 2 9 | I Sports (Scoreboard) -137 jssowcnm W sw® m% ' Inti , w I A vrf Al Mt mM � tmm V X 2 lacked For is iiroad THE ACCOMPLISHME TOP TEN MERITORIOUSLY HONORED: CLASS SPEAKERS GAVE VIEWS ON CONFORMITY After four long years of hard work and study, ten seniors were named meritoriously as the Top Ten of the Class of 78 - They were presented with gold cords of honor at the Awards Assembly held on May 19,1978 . These, they wore with their caps and gowns on Graduation Day. Chris Schaefer and James Blake were chosen by their fellow classmates as 1978 Com- mencement Speakers. Chris chose The Courage of Non- Conformity as the subject of her speech, while James spoke on The Strength of Conform- ity . CLASS SPEAKER: James Blake CLASS SPEAKER: Chris Schaefer TCP TEN: (Left to Right) James Blake, Darrell Gaydosh, Rick Tyo, Tom Blubaugh, Dave Fritzman, Patty Francisco, Debbie Whitney, Frank Batcha, Erin Waugh, Amy Varkonda , - 140-Achievements (Class Speakers and Top Ten) TEENS OF THE MONTH: James Blake and Rick Tyo. TEENS OF MONTH YEAR NAMED; STUDENTS RAN CITY FOR A DAY The traditional naming of Teens of the Month and Year, established in 1976 by the Salem News and KSU, continued in 1978. Two Salem Teens were chosen for the Teen of the Month11 honor, while for the second straight year, an SHS stu- dent was picked as Teen of the Year . Another tradition, Student Government pay , sponsored by the Salem Jaycees, was observed by Seniors selected by veir teachers and Mr. Engle to participate as a mock counterpart of a city official for a day, which ended with a city counci1 meeting run by the students. TEEN OF THE MONTH NOMINEES: (Row One) Terri Galchick, Erin Waugh, °Amy TEEN OF THE YEAR Tames Blake. Varkonda, Rick Mueller. (Row Two) Bill Shivers, TonyArmeni, Betsy Silver, Becci Omweg, Nancy Yuhaniak, Frank Batcha, Debbie Henderson. STUDENT GOVERNMENT DAY PARTICIPANTS: (Seated) Chris Metcalf, Linda Edgerton, Betsy Silver, Karen Ehrhart, Patty Borkow- ski, Barb Harrington, Becci Omweg, Jeff Berger. (Standing) James Blake, Randy Vuksta, Jim Miller, Dave Johnson, Barry Gray, Darrell Gaydosh, Frank Batcha, Mark Gagnon. Achievements-(Teen of the Month Nominees and Winners, Teen of the Year, Student Government Day Participants-141 NEW HONORS ADDED TO TRADITIONAL RECOGNITIONS IN 78 In 1978, SHS presented tradi- tional honorary awards to five of its students, while two new awards were added to the old. The cur- rently added honors were: The Dr and Mrs. Harold Hoprich Vale- dictorians' Awards, which were monetary gifts, and the Ohio Ac- ademic Scholastic Award, a $1000.00 scholarship presented by the General Assembly. DR. AND MRS. HAROLD HOPRICH VALEDICTORIAN AWARD: (Left to Right) Dar rell Gaydosh, James Blake, Rick Tyo. DANFORTH AWARDS: Holly Hubbs and Dave Fritzman. BURSON-URSU MEMORIAL AWARD: Dave Falk and Patty Francisco o DAR AWARD: Geoff Gordon. OHIO ACADEMIC SCHOLASTIC AWARD: (Left to Right) Frank Batcha (First Alternate), James Blake (Second Alternate), Dan Buchanan (Third Alternate), Rick Tyo (Winner). 142-Achievements (Honorary Awards) i SCHOLARSHIPS AIDED AND REWARDED HARD WORKING STUDENTS This year, there were students at SHS who benefited greatly from scholarships they received for their various accomplishments while in high school- These scholarships, ranging in value, helped to defray college costs, while rewarding hard-working individuals for a job well done- SEA (SALEM EDUCATION ASSOCIATION) SCHOLARSHIP: Scott Shafer and Sue Campbell. OHIO PTA SCHOLARSHIP: Dave Fritzman LOCAL PTA SCHOLARSHIP: Terri Calchick. MANASSAH CUTLER FRESHMAN SCHOLARSHIP (OHIO UNI- VERSITY): Debbie Whitney. LEHWALD SCHOLARSHIP: Mark Hardy. Achievements (Scholarships) -143 FRESHMEN BROOKS CONTEST WINNERS: (Seated) Diane Stoffer, Cindy Roessler, Janet Walters, Bonnie Bowker, Karen CItino. (Standing) Kristi Franklin, Paul Wendel, Mary Kopec, Todd Olson, Steve Pridon SOPHOMORE BROOKS CONTEST WINNERS: (Seated) Suzon Homing, Usa Stanga, Sue Conn, Beth Benson, (Standing) Regina Wendel, Denise Herron, Dayne Myers, Troy Yakubek, Ann Barrette. BROOKS CONTEST REWARDED TALENTED WRITERS OF SHS Excellency in creative writing was the requirement for winning a Brooks Contest Award. At least six pieces of written material had to be entered in order to qualify. The awards were funded by the estate of Charles Brooks, a Sal em- ite, and have been presented for many years. Each class had ten winners, with five students awarded first places and the remaining five, second places. The Brooks Contest rewarded those who en- joyed writing and had a special talent for it. JUNIOR BROOKS CONTEST WINNERS: (Seated) Kathy Blubaugh, Sharon Weber, Barb Kovach, Dawn Elias, Barb Zimmann. (Stand- ing) Deb Schleimer, Linda Scott, Cathy Yeagley, Steve Kataro, Jim Hays. SENIOR BROOKS CONTEST WINNERS: (Seated) Yvonne Brennan, Patty Francisco, Chris Schaefer, Barb Wendel. (Standing) Rick Tyo, Dan Buchanan, Darrell Gaydosh, Dave'Fritzman, Randy Vuksta, James Blake. TALENTED SPEAKERS AND THESPIANS HONORED FOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS Excellency in the fields of Speech and Drama were the basis for the Helen Carlton Speech Awards and the Thespian Awards. A high-grade average in Speech, as well as an additional interest in the subject, were the requirements for the award, named after Helen Carlton, a former speech teacher at SHS. Three young ladies were chosen top actresses of '78 because of exceptional acting in different and diversified roles. The Best Actor Award went to a talented and consistently good male per- former, while the Best Thespian Award was bestowed upon the SHS Thespian with the most points accumulated over four years Finally, the Milligan Award was presented to the best non-acting Thespian. HELEN CARLTON SPEECH AWARDS: Sharon Weber (First Place), BEST ACTRESSES: Erin Waugh, Julie Loudon, Chris Schaefer. Debbie Henderson (Second Place). Achievements (Speech and Drama Awards)-145 BANDSMAN OF THE YEAR: Geoff Gordon CHORISTER OF THE YEAR: Erin Waugh. NATIONAL ARION AWARD: Annette V ESTHER ODORAN SENIOR SCHOL- Jermolenko. ARSHIP AWARD: Bremda Juillerat MUSIC STUDENTS COMMENDED FOR SPECIAL EFFORTS Students with various types of musical talent were commended for their special efforts with such honors as the Marie Burns Award, The Esther Odoran Vocal Scholar ship. National Arion Award, and Bandsman and Chorister of die Tear. All awards, given tradition ally, remained unchanged this year, with the exception of The Marie Burns Award, which added the catagory of piano to its win- ners’ list. V. ESTHER ODORAN SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS: (Left to Right) MARIE BURNS AWARDS (VOCAL) {Left to Right) Bonnie Brenda Juillerat, John Moser, Wendy Young, Shellee Kloos. Bowker, Kelly Kantz, Wendy Young, Brenda Juillerat. MARIE BURNS AWARDS (PIANO) (Left to Right) Diane Stof- MARIE BURNS AWARDS (INSTRUMENTAL) Cindy Starkey, fer, Kelly Kantz, Julie McNally� Darrell Gaydosh Julie McNally, Kevin Barrett, Mary Zocolo 146-Achievements (Music Awards) VOCATIONAL AWARDS OF DISTINCTION: (Left to Right) Tim Todd (Welding), Mike Juliano (Drafting), Jim Jeffries (Drafting). VOCATIONAL STUDENTS HONORED FOR SKILLS OF FUTURE TRADES Many awards were presented on Recognition Day to many deserv- ing students in the vocational field. Vocational Awards of Dis- tinction were given to students of Welding, Drafting, and IOE. (In- tensive Office Education). IOE students who placed in the State and Regional Office Education Competition were honored for their superior efforts YSU and Youngstown Business College Skill- orama Award Recipients were an- nounced, also. The Quoto Club contributed an award for the most improved IOE student. IOE AWARDS: (Seated-Juniors) Val Hiner, Sherene Knoedler, Cindy Mather, Colleen Meyers. (Standing-Seniors) Lori Berg, Carol Stone, Sue Campbell, Chris Williams, Diane Kaufman, Debbie Browne. QUOTO CLUB AWARD: Terri Me Neelan. Achievements (Vocational Awards)-147 GIRLSr STATE DELEGATES: (Left to Right) Judy Stephenson, Kathy Blubaugh, Terri Saltsman, Linda Scott, Julie McNally, Marilyn Wilson, BOYS’, GIRLS’ STATERS CHOSEN: STATE AWARDS PRESENTED TO SENIORS In the year of 1978 , SHS chose able-minded junior boys and girls to represent Salem at the annual Summer Buckeye Girls1 and Boys’ State Convention, an exercise in U. S. Government. Through cam- paigns and mock elections, stu- dents were able to return from Columbus with a better understand- ing of how the American Democ- cracy is run. State Awards of Dis- tinction were presented to many graduating seniors who met the difficult requirements of having four English credits and three units of Math, Science, Social Studies, and a foreign language in their four-year curriculum. BOYS1 STATE DELEGATES: (Left to Right) Don Isaacs, Steve Kataro, Eric Vaughn, Keith Hochadel, Tim Paxton. STATE AWARDS OF DISTINCTION: (Row One) Todd Bowman, James Blake, Dave Fritzman, Randy Vuksta, Fred Linder. (Row Two) Laverne Kelly, Annette Jermolenko, Betsy Silver, Mary Duriga, Anne McQuilkin, Nancy McGhee, Saundra Dunbar, Cindy Starkey, Yvonne Brennan, Karen Ehrhart, Terri Galchick. (Row Three) Chris Schaefer, Barb Wendel, Darrell Gaydosh, Phil Du- fresne, Mark Hardy, Dave Drakulich, Mike Prychodczenko, Jeff Berger, Ariel Budde, Scott Shafer. VARIOUS TYPES OF CULTURAL HONORS BESTOWED UPON STUDENTS Honors concerning various types of culture were bestowed upon many SHS students in the year 1978. Three Salemites were chosen to participate in the exchange student program, while students of Mrs. Edeltraud Reed attended a foreign lang- uage contest at YSU, returning home winners. Aspiring artists contributed their work to art shows at Lake Erie College, Kent Salem Branch, and entered the annual Scholastic Gold Key Competition. Many of them were presented with ribbons and certificates for their efforts. OUTGOING EXCHANGE STUDENT Si (Left to Right) Heidi GERMAN AWARDS: (Left to Right) Terri Saltsman, Kathy Hayes (School Year-Finland), Chris Metcalf (Summer-Japan), Blubaugh} Heidi Hayes, Chris Prychodczenko (who earned a Joyce Patton (Summer-Denmark), Russian Award), Caroline Vogt, Debbie Galchick. ART AWARDS: (Row One) Becci Omweg, Dave Fritzman, Greg Crosser, Rick Ciminelli, Jim Ewing, Dean Shafer, Lisa Fields, Tish Curits, Linda Carr. (Row Two) Dave Firth, Jim Greenisen, Mike Fediaczko, John Chaffin, DerfCapel, Karen Amhreihn, Deb' Schleimer, Laura Hart, Elaine Lesick, Betsy Silver, Cindy Starkey. Achievements (Exchange Students, German Art Awards)-149 BAUSCH-LOMB SCIENCE AWARD: Rick Tyo. MAX FISHER SCHOLARSHIPS: (Row One) (Andrew J. Chitiea, Distinguished Alumnus of 1978), Tony Armeni, Debbie Whitney, Bill Shivers. (Row Two) Frank Batcha, Jeff Berger, Todd Bowman (Jeff Berger-Alternate). STUDENTS HONORED FOR ACADEMIC, EXTRACURRICULAR ACCOMPLISHMENTS The outstanding senior in 1978 who showed great promise in the field of science was presented the Bausch-Lomb Science Award. Max Fisher Scholarships were presented to five 1978 graduates at the SHS Alumni Banquet, held on June 10, 1978. Based on academic and athletic achievement, these awards also named two alternates. Alumni Schol arships were also giv- en at the June 10th banquet. These awards, based on academic ac- hievement, civic and extracur- ricular activities, and need, had 10 winners and one alternate. s ALUMNI SCHOLARSHIPS (Row One) Tom Blubaugh, Dave Fritzman, Randy Vuksta, Suandra Dunbar, Patty Francisco. (Row Two) Phil Dufresne, Rick Mueller, James Blake, Erin Waugh. MARYE FISHER AWARD: Mark Geist. AWARDS FOR PAST PROGRESS, FUTURE SUCCESS PRESENTED The Marye Fisher Award was presented to the student who showed the greatest progress in the special education program. This award was named in honor of Marye Fisher, a former SHS teach- er who devoted many years to the special education field. The Le- roy Green Award was given to the most outstanding senior athlete; it received its name from the legendary SHS athlete. Salem’s Business and Professional Women’s Association contributed their award to a senior girl with a bright career outlook for the future. BPW AWARD: Denise Kekel. LEROY GREEN AWARD: Bob Jesko, Achievements (Marye Fisher, BPW, Leroy Green Awards)-l$l POINTED THE WAY... Mr. Randy Engle: Head Principle Mr. Anthony Monteleone: Assistant Principal ' Mr. John Cabas: Assistant Principal (also Drivers' Education) 154-Administration (Head and Assistant Principals) 1977-78 Board of Education: (Row One) Mr, John Herman, Mr. Bryce Kendall, Mr. Mrs Betty Chandler was sworn in as a William McCormick, Mrs. Margaret Chidester, (Row Two) Mr. Arthur Furey, Mr. new 1978 school board member this Robert Pond (Superintendent), Mr. George Bailie (replaced by Mrs. Betty Chandler past January, replacing Mr, George in 1978), Mr. Bruce Gordon. Bailie, Richard Stoffer: Guidance Counselor Mrs. Anita Ward: Guidance Counselor Mr. John Ottoman: Guidance Counselor Richard Warner: Vocational Counselor Mr, Jack Ludlam: Vocational Director Administration (Board of Education, Guidance, Vocational Guidance)-155 Mr Charles McShane; Pupil Personnel Director Mrs, Wanda Yakubek: Nurse's Secretary; Mrs. Betty Monte! eone: Nurse Mrs. Kristy Simcox: Head Librarian Mrs, Irene Gbur; Assistant Librarian 156-Administration { Pupil Personnel, Nurse, Librarians) Mrs. Audrey Miller: Office Secretary Mrs. Marilou Holroyd: Office Secretary Miss Linda Pshsniakj Office Secretary Mrs. Janice Melitshka: Treasurer Mrs. Dora Tinsley: Vocational Secretary Mrs. Judy Lowdermilkj Vocational Secretary 3 Faculty (Secretaries)-157 Miss Betty Ulieny: English II, IIA j College English Mrs Jean Esposito: English I, IA, III Mr, Robert Mucci: English IIIA; Voca- I, II; Independent Reading tional English] Short Fiction; Mythology Mr. Robert Viencek: English III; College Writing Mr. Bill Esposito: English II; Vocational Mr. Mike Powers: English I, II AjB; Theater Production English; Journal ism Mass Media Miss Evelyn Mercure: English I, II, III A. Mrs. Marge Miller: English I, III Mrs. Julieann Miles: Speech; Persuasive Speech; Short Fiction 158-Teachers (English) Mrs Sandra Arter: French I, II, III, IV Mrs. Georgia Calesi: Spanish I, II Mrs Edeltraud Reed: German 1,11,111, IV; English I Mr. Anthony Monteleone: Spanish I, III - Teachers(Foreign Language)-159 Miss Vicki Hornung: Foods; Child Care; Home Economics II Mr. Jeff Jeckavitch: Band; Stage Band; Mixed Chorale Mrs. Mary Alice Cozza: Family Living Miss Jane Theiss: Foods; Home Economics 1 Mrs. Marylou Polshaw: Sculpture and Pottery; Advanced Sculp- ture Miss Janis Yereb: Art I; Design; Graphic Arts; Painting; Advanced Painting 160-Teachers {Fine and Domestic Arts) Mr. David Morris: Problems of Democracy; United States His- Miss Joyce Rafferty: Problems of Democracy; Economics; Psychology tory Mr, Galen Zimmerman: Civics; World Mr. Rick Hackett; World History; United Mr. Don Bennett: United States' History; Physical History States' History-Government Education; Drivers' Education Miss Arlene Hasson: Civics; World Geography Mr. Alva Tetlow: Civics; United States1 History Government Teachers (Social Studies)-161 Mr. Ken Bosu: Trigonometry; Athletic Director I L ih Mr. Bill Hetrick: Pre-Algebra; Algebra I; Advanced Algebra Mr. Carl Bevington: Advanced Algebra Computer; Func- tional Analysis; Statistics Mr. Bill Davies: Practical Math; Applied Math; Pre-Algebra 162-Teachers (Math) Mrs. Frances May: Biology Mr, Don Kibler: Physics; Earth Science Mr. Kirk Ritchie: Earth Science 1,11 Mr. Don Turner: Chemistry Mrs. Suzanne Denny: Earth Science II Mr, Frank Parks: Biology Teachers (Science)-163 Miss Marilyn Santullo: Typing 1,11 'Mrs. Doris Powers: IOE CLERICAL I Mr. Craig Readshaw; Personal Typing? Typing I; Bookkeeping II Mrs. Ruth Marhefka: Personal Typing; Mrs. Elaine Haddad: IOE CLERICAL II Typing I; Spanish I Mr. Steve Birtalan: Sales; General Business; Con- sumer Education; Commercial Law; Record Book- keeping ■■■■ Mi's. Jan McKenzie: IOE STENO II Mrs. Dorothy Conkle: IOE STENO I Mr. Fred Kunar: Bookkeeping I; Record Bookkeeping; Physical Education 164-Teachers (Business) Mr. Don Conser: Woodshop 1, II, III, IV Mr. Lewis Newton: Drafting I Mr. Robert Miller: O.W.E. I Mr. Robert Citino: Machine Training I Mr, John Oana: O.W.E. II Mr. FranL Stone: Machine Training II Mr. Jerry' Belling: Drafting II Mr. Donald Zinz: Metals I, II; Small Engine Repair; Woodshop I Mr, Charles Long: Mechanical Drawing I, II Elesetricity I, II Teachers (Shop)-165 Mr, Jerry Allen: Health Mr, Paul Headland: Special Education Mr. Steve Krivonak: Special Education Mr, Tom De Barr: Physical Education Mrs. Carol Bailie: Physical Education 166-Teachers (Health, Physical Education, Special Education) CUSTODIANS: (Row One) Gene Straub, Ike Crowl, (Row Two) Karl Zeigler, Scott Hum, Dennis Perry. Faculty (Cafeteria Workers and Custodians)-167 CRANE DEMING PUMPS B S POWER PUMPS ENGINEERED FOR industry — agriculture — marine — commercial — chemical application 844 S. Broadway Salem, Ohio ... : . ■ - — - ■ - . .b r-,, ■ -iia . It may truthfully be said 'the sun never sets on Deming pumps. In every land where human life exists, you will find that Deming pumps are in service. Over the years, a world-wide net- work of distributors has been developed to make Deming pumps available to everyone. Today, in addition to the thousands of Crane Deming distributors and dealers in the United States, Crane Deming pumps are sold in more than 60 countries. Employees at Crane Deming look forward to the next century, continuing to produce products for sustaining life and improving living condi- tions throughout the world. JMi r 170-Ads 4 172-Atis THE SALEM TOOL COMPANY SOUTH ELLSWORTH AVE. • SALEM, OHIO 44460 U.S A PHONE : (216) 337-3416 designers and manufacturers of coal mining machinery for 77 years M ■Vds- 17 G R TOOL GRINDING i n tfSv specialists in precision tool and cutter grinding richard paxson, president 545 w. pershing-salem, ohio phone - 337-6405 Locally Owned and Operated Ads-175 SALONA SUPPLY CO 423 west pershing salem, ohio AUTOMOTIVE PARTS WAREHOUSE 206 west state street salem, ohio MC CULLOCH’S 567 east state street salem, ohio 176-Ads SCHWARTZ'S INC 146 south broadway salem, ohio CORNIES TV 535 east state street salem, ohio SALEM MUSIC CENTER 378 east state street salem, ohio HANS 408 east s salem CARR’ 385 east s salem G.C. MURPHY CO. 506 e. state salem, ohio CASUAL FASHIONS 420 e. state salem, Ohio QUAKER CABLE TV 427 e. state salem, ohio DANIEL E. SMITH, JEWELER 340 e. state salem, ohio 1184 w. state street salem, ohio PERRIER'S NE1 AGENCY MAGAZINES NEWSPAPERS PIPES TOBAvaXi FERRIER’S NEWS AGENCY 474 east state st. salem, ohio r YUM YUM TREE 2350 east state st. salem, ohio U.S. NAVY RECRUITING 210 east state street salem, ohio 337-6393 PATTERSON CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 1965 north ellsworth salem, ohio IGA FOODLINER 1909 north ellsworth salem, ohio Ads-181 STAMBAUGH’S 2340 east state street salem, ohio LEASE DRUG CO. 229 north ellsworth salem, ohio 8 TRACK STEREO TAPES WHCLESALEJIiTAIl -SAVE 25 -GO ■ SPRING CLEARANCE SALE - Ads-185 SALEM TWIN CINEMA 2350 e. state st salem, ohio STARK MEMORIAL INC. IKSELLCIliM MUGIFfll licensed owners STARK MEMORIAL 1014 e. state salem, ohio GLOGAN’S HARDWARE 645 e. state streets salem, ohio MARIO’S 709 east third salem, ohio MARIOS WALGREENS 409 e. second st. LONG JOHN SILVER’S 2262 e. state st. SUPER DUPER 2401 e. state st. Ads-187 BRUCE R. HERRON REALTOR 1717 e. state st. salem, ohio FIRESTONE ELECTRIC COMPANY 1100 s. ellsworth salem, ohio HALL’S MARKET 981 n. ellsworth salem, ohio A ED HERRON FOODS, INC 1 1519 s. lincoln ave. salem, ohio creative senbr portrait specialists 2020 E. MIDLOTHIAN GLVD. 788-4069 (Sio Downtown Youngstown 747 2011 Southern Park Mall 758-8661 Eastwood Mall-Niles 652-5801 Photography As An Art congratulations of 1978 1977- 1978 BOOSTERS’ CLUB for the whole family . . . Q cVir- ern 620 [ 2nd Si SALS OHIO IM60 332 5BT1 PAXS0N S0HI0 740 e. state salem, ohio done professionally by mary lou, brenda pat, joyce, and mary kay Ads-189 THE ELECTRIC FURNACE COMPANY of heat treating furnaces BEALL BATTERY AND ELECTRIC main plant and office 788 e. pershing salem, ohio 435 w. wilson salem, ohio the world’s largest manufacturer of paper shredders congratulations to the class of '78 INDUSTRIAL SHREDDER AND CUTTER COMPANY THE BUDGET PRESS 707 s. ellsworth salem, ohio 271 s. ellsworth salem, ohio 190-Ads ?.? 194 ‘V A, for full news coverage of salem high sports and its activities read . . . THE SALEM NEWS the area's acknowledged news leader.” for 88 years a dependable salem institution 161 n. lincoln phone: 332-4601 B.Q.F. STEAKHOUSE large salad bar - banquet room locally owned and operated 198-Ads TIMBERLANE’S 544 e. pershing salem YOUR SATISFACTION - A MUST AT SALEM’S BEST YUHANICK’S CLEANING FAIR 121 e. state st. salem, ohio phone: 332-4463 best wishes class of 1978 FRANK B. ROBINSON PHOTOGRAPHER ELJER PLUMBINGWARE provided many of the senior portraits and activity shots for the 1978 quaker best wishes to the class of 78 SEKELY INDUSTRIAL TOOL AND MFG., INC. designers and builders of dies and special machinery box 148 salem, ohio 44460 since 1850 . . . MACMILLAN OFFICE SUPPLY 248 e. state st. salem, ohio 44460 337-9521 we mean business J.C. PENNEY CO. LINCOLN MACHINE COMPANY INCORPORATED 503-07 e. state st. dept, store phone-337-3244 catalogue-332-0051 manufacturers of hydraulic and air cylinders west third st. salem, ohio Ads-200 Ads-201 525 e. second salem, ohio NAUGHTON PLUMBING sales and service 235 s. main st. phone Columbiana, Ohio 44408 482-4400 tv - cb - stereo sales and service MILHOAN ELECTRONICS 1128 w. state st., salem, ohio 44460 phone (216) 337-9275 mon. - sat. 9:30-5 mon. fri. nights to 9:30 ’ LIPPIATT’S air jd W '' FLOOR COVERING AND PAINT serving you for over 21 years carpet - linoleum ceramic tile - wallpaper counter tops - draperies 1359 w. state st. 337-8227 TROLL’S JEWELRY 581 L STATE ST. SALEM, OHIO 44460 ELLYSON PLUMBING AND HEATING, INC. plumbing and heating contractors “we sell, service, and install.” 411 w. state st. salem, ohio 337-3124 bush’s YE OLDE COFFEE CUP FAMILY RESTAURANT banquets - live entertainment - home cooking 635 e. state st, salem, ohio 44460 phone: 337-8060 BROOMALL PONTIAC CO. 390 e pershing st. salem, ohio 44460 sunbird grand prix - firebird bormeviile - catalina lemans - phoenix EZIO’S PIZZA AND ITALIAN FOOD 202-Ads glenn a. broomall - pres. 332-4676 MC ARTOR FLORAL 1152 s. lincoln 337-3481 JULIAN ELECTRIC all types of wiring and repairs commercial industrial residential SUPERIOR WALLPAPER AND PAINT CO., INC. AMERICAN LAUNDRY AND 483 e. pershing DRY CLEANING salem, ohio THE OHIO BAR AND GRILL 616 E. State Salem, Ohio LUTTMERS 4TH STREET CARRY OUT 281 w. 4th 332-4829 beer, wine, deli - party trays coldest beer in town - subs all kind between howard and jennings THE JEAN SCENE MOFFETT’S men's wear 360 e. state st. salem’s store for the young male Ads-203 AVIE BECK’S LITTLE SHOP r’ 387 s. broadway salem, ohio DE RIENZO'S ITALIAN FOODS homemade spaghetti ravioli, lasagna pizza seafood, steaks, chops you can't go wrong with wright bob wright, salesman with towne and suburban realty bob wright • 332-1800 140 s. lincoln ave. salem, ohio 44460 phone 337-7060 carol straub, phyllis gibson, avie beck bridal consultants HERITAGE PRINT SHOPPE INC. A 'I L design - lay-out - printing one day copy service 990 w. state st. - salem - 332-4353 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '78 SALEM PEP CLUB r GENE’S SOHIO 1p cfotp X Jv e� oldltf L A S H CANDY COMPANY r i 435 euclid st. salem, ohio WSOM the wonderful sound of music and sports I 204-Ads 6 on am 105.1 fm stereo THE YOUNG MERRILL CO 558 e. state st. salem, ohio FITHIAN TYPEWRITER SALES AND SERVICE s. broadway PUCCI TUXEDO RENTAL 296 s. broadway at Columbia - salem 337-3035 ask about our tuxedo for the groom and no charge bride gown cleaning offering large selection of newest styles personally fitted by ugo . . „ HERRON TRANSFER CO, 1026 franklin st. salem, ohio SUPER HAIRCUTS FOR GUYS GALS COIFFURES BY CONNIE open from 9-5 tues., wed., sat 9-9 thurs., fri. HOME FURNITURE “there’s no place like home free parking 109 s. ellsworth salem, ohio 337-6513 THE FLOWER LOFT flowers for all occasions gayle a. lesch 1462 franklin ave. salem, ohio 332-1504 SUBURBAN FOOD MARKET 667 new garden Ads-205 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Keith Blake Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Borkowski Mr. and Mrs. Ronald H. Burk Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas P. Costa Mr. and Mrs. James Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Edmund K. Dawes, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ehrhart Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Falk Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Fediaczko Mr. and Mrs. Don Firth Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin Francisco Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Franzen Mr. and Mrs. Theodore R. Gagnon Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Gleckler Mr. and Mrs. RayJ. Greenisen Mrs. Gertrude Hardy Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harrington Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Johnson Mrs. JohnD. Johnston Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Kelly Russell and Dorothy Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Landwert Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Linam Mr. and Mrs. Russell Loudon Mr. and Mrs. Brian Maher Mrs. Anthony Marino, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Marshall Nelson and Donna Mellinger Paul B. Myers, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Notario Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Noll Mr. and Mrs. James Panescon Mr. and Mrs. Odess Paparodis Mrs. Evelyn Peppel Mr. and Mrs. David L. Plummer Mr. and Mrs. Edward Salts man, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. E. P. Schaefer Mr. and Mrs. Robert Silver Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Smith Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Stanley Mr. and Mrs. James W. Tyo Mr. and Mrs. Edward Weber Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wendel Carl R. and Barbara J. Whinnery Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Whitney Mr. and Mrs. James Wooding Mr. and Mrs. Steve Yakubek Mr. and Mrs. Duane Yeagley John and Donna Yuhaniak Joseph G. Yuhaniak 206-Ads (Patrons) PROFESSIONAL PATRONS Bonfert's Beauty Shoppe Warren B. Brocklehurst D.D.S. Terrence E. Casey M.D. Inc. G.D. Edgerton and Son 459 Rose St. Salem Lee Eyrich, Photographer Dr. and Mrs. Richard L. Fawcett Goldman and Kilgore Drs. Inc, Gail C. Herron Jr. O.D. Home Furniture House of James Beauty Salon Thomas B. Johnson D.D.S. Dr. and Mrs. R.E. Me Artor William D. Paulus D.D.S. Salem Welding Service and Supply Gordon Scott W.J. Stamp O.D. St. Paul's Roman Catholic Church Dardo S. Torti M.D. o Judith Waugh, Sales Assoc.-Bruce R. Herron, Inc. Realty Whitegate Arabian Farm Ads (Professional Patrons)-207 SENIOR INDEX Adams, Cheryl - Allison, Bobby- Anderson, Steve - Api cella, Carl- Ardeno, Pam- Armeni, Anthony- Armeni, James-Basketball 1, Baseball 2, 3, 4. Bailey, Timothy- Baker, Bonnie-Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, Treas- urer 4, Pepette 4, Robed Choir 1,2, 3, 4, White Christinas Committee 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Jr. Jaycees 4. Baker, Fred- Barrette, Christopher- Barrett, Timothy- Batcha, Frank-Football 1, 2 3, 4, Wrest- ling 1,2, 3, 4, Varsity ffS'f 2, 3, 4, President 4, Student Council 2, Class Vice-President 2, 3, Brooks Award 2, Scholastic Art Award 2, Prom Chair- man 3, Bi-Weekly Staff 3, Football Awards 3, 4 Wrestling Awards 3, 4, Cast of OLIVER 4, Top Ten 4, Key Club 4, Senior Personality 4, Teen of the Month Nominee 4, Copy Contrib- utor 4, Ohio Academic Scholastic Award Alternate 4. Bell, Ricky- Berger, Jeff-Football 1,2,4, Basketball 1, 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, Student Govt. 4, Varsity S'1 4. Berg, Lori-IOE 3, 4, OOEA 3, 4, Schol- astic Art Awards 1,2, Regional Award 4th Place 3, 3rd Place 4. Birk, Robert-Drafting 3, 4 Blackburn, Sandy- Blake, James-Class President 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, President 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Key Club 3, 4, Interact 2, Brooks Award 2, 3, 4, State Award of Distinc- tion 4, Top Ten 4, Teen of the Month 4, Teen of the Year 4, Ohio Merit Scholarship 4, Class Speaker 4, Stu- dent Govt. Day 4, Class Valedictorian 4. Blankenship, Bob-Track 1, £, 3, 4, Cross- Country 3, 4, Varsity S 3, 4, Track Desire Award 4, Interact 4. Bloor, Paul-Football 2, Prom Committed 3, Bi-Weekly 4, FOR THE LIONS TO WIN 4, Student Govt. Day 4, Blub a ugh, Tom-Basketball 1, German Club 1, 2, 3, Interact 3, 4, Boys' State 3, Counselors' Aide 4, Top Ten 4. Bolding, Steve- Berk, Kim- Borkowski, Patty-Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 1,2,3, Leaders Club 1,2,3, Officer-Vice-President 2, Gymnastics 12,, Basketball Aide 1, 2, Spanish 208-Senior Index Club 2, White Christmas Server 2, White Christmas Committee 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Bi-Weekly Staff 3, Jr. Jaycees 4, Treasurer 4, Stu- dent Govt. Day 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Sports Editor 4. Bowman, Todd-Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Var- sity S 1, 2, 3, 4, German Club 1, 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Wrestling 3, Copy Contributor 4, Brennan, Yvonne-French Club 1,2, Color Guard 2, 3, Prom Server 2, Prom Committee 3, White Christmas Committee 3,4, Girls1 State 3, Hi- Tri 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Pepette 4, Brooks Contest 4, State Award of Distinction 4. Bricker, Scott- Brito, Espinoza Luis-AFS 4, Spanish Club 4, Track 4, AFS Exchange Student 4. Brown, Arla- Brown, Kerry- Browne, Debbie- Buchanan, Dan- Budde, Ariel-Brooks Award 1, 3, National Award of Piano Guild 1, 2, Academic Challenge 3, Boys1 State 3, Who's Who-3, Award of Distinction 4, FSA 4, Vice-President 4, Scholastic Challenge 4 Burk, Eric-Golf 2, 3, 4, Most Improved Golfer 4, Key Club 3, 4, Varsity S 3,4. Burrier, Mike- Bush, Linda-Gregg Shorthand Award for Speed and Accuracy 3, 4, TRIAL BY JURY 2, IOE 3,4. Cain, Rhonda- Cameron, Rick- Campbell, Sue-IOE 3, 4, Officer 3, 4, IOE Regional Award 3, 4, IOE State Award 3, Business Skill Olympics Award-tst Place 4, IOE Outstanding Student Award 4, Award of Distinction 4, SEA Scholarship 4, Counselors Aide 4, Football Homecoming Court 4. Carnes, Nathan- Carr, Linda-Science Aide 1, 2, 3, 4, Kent State Art Award 4. Carson, Don- Chaffin, John-Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 4, Art Awards 2, 3, 4, Varsity S 3, 4, Key Club 4, Gym Aide 4. Chaffin, Michele - Christy, Jesse - Christopher, Bill- Cobourn, Sean-Key Club 3, OLIVER 4, Student Govt. Day 4. Colian, Gary- Colian, Randy- Costa, Timothy-Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Captain 4, Interact 2, 3,4, Vice-President 4, Band 1, 2, 3. Cramer, Phylis-Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Criswell, Dave- Crawford, Gregg- Cunningham, Paul- Curtis, Linda-Prom Committee 3, BEAUTY AND THE BEAST 4, Choir 4, Mr, McShane's Aide 4, Bi-Weekly Staff 4, Award of Distinction 4, Cutchall, Sue- Daniels, Norma-Bi-Weekly Staff 3, Office Aide 4, Pep Club 4, Dawes, Kim- Delp, Jenette-Spanish Club 1,2, Pep Club 1,2, Track 2. De Meo, lisa- Donnelly, Dave- Drakulich, Dave- Dufresne, Phil- Dunbar, Saundra-Gymnastics 1, ARSEN- IC AND OLD LACE 1, Brooks 1, Class Officer 1, YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU 1, KING ARTHUR'S CALAMITY 2, Tennis 2,3, 4, Hi-Tri 3, 4, State Award of Distinction 4. Duriga, Mary-FHA 1,2, Math Tutor 2, 3, 4, Health Aide 3, State Award of Distinction 4. Edgerton, Lind a-Color Guard 3, 4, Span- ish Club 3, Student Govt. Day 4, Typing Aide 4. Edwards, Jesse - Ehrhart, Cindy-FSA 1, FHA 2. Ehrhart, Karen-Brooks Award 1, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pepette 4, Spanish Club 2,3,4, Hi-Tri 3,4, Prom Com- mittee 3, Jr, Jaycees 4, Officer 4, History Aide 4, Student Government 4, State Award of Distinction 4. ONS TO WIN 4, Actor in OLIVER 4. Fiebiger, Leslie-Home Ec Aide 3,4, Choir 4. Firth, Dave- Fisher, Ed- Fitch, Arlene-Cheerleader 1, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, White Christmas Server 2, White Christmas Committee 3, 4, Prom Chairman 3, Home Ec. Aide 2, 3, 4, Bi-Weekly Staff 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pepette 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Index Editor 4. Flick, Karen- Flood, Steve- Franzen, Kyle- Fluharty, Bob- Francisco, Patty-Pep Club 1 2, 3, 4, Pepette 4, Brooks 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club 2, Girls' State 3, Hi-Tri 3, 4 President 4, Pep- ette Co-Captain 4, Burson-Ursu Award 4, Top Ten 4. Fntzman, Dave-Brooks Contest 1, 4, German Club 3,4, German Award 3, Hi-Tri 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Art Guild 4, Computer Aide 4, Math Aide 4, Art Award 4, Danforth Award 4, Ohio PTA Scholarship 4, Award of Distinc- tion 4, Top Ten 4. Fulmer, Sue-Drafting 3, 4, Drafting Aide 3, Drafting Club Secretary 4. Gagnon, Mark-ScholaStic Art Award 2, Track 3,4, Quaker Sam 4, Student Govt. Day 4, Bi-Weekly Staff 4. Galchick, Terri-Class Secretary 1,2, 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheer- leader 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Brooks Contest 2, Bi- Centennial Queen Court 2, White Christmas Server 2, White Christmas Committee 3, Prom Chairman 3, Track Manager 2, Teen of the Month Nominee 4, PTA Scholarship 4, Bas- ketball Sweetheart 4. Gaydosh, Darrell-Brooks 2, 3, 4, Science Fair Honorable Mention 2, Football 1, Wrestling 1,2, Track 1,2, Na- tional Merit Scholarship Commended Student 3, Mu Alpha Theta 3, Hi- Tri 3, 4, Interact 3, 4, Secretary 4, Salem Jr, Music Club 4 Class Vale- dictorian 4, Student Govt. Day 4, OCTM Math Contest 3, 4. Geist, Mark-Marye Fisher Award 4. George, Greg- Gibbs, Margaret- Gleckler, Mark-AFS 1, 2, 3, 4, German Club 1, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Library Club 3, 4, FSA 3, Set Construction for CAROUSEL, DIAL M FOR MURDER, AFS Vice- President 4, Goehring, Denise- Gorby, Wayne-Football 2, 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Machine Shop 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Track 4, Varsity S 4, Gordon, Geoff-Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4, HMS PINAFORE 1, Student Council 2, Class Treasurer 4j Interact 2, 3,4, Spanish Club 2, 3, OLIVER 4, Band President 4, DAR Award 4, Bandsman of the Year 4. Goughenour, Sharon- Gray, Barry- Greathouse, Carl- Greenisen, Jim-Art Guild 4, Art Award 4, Grimstad, Mike-Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. Haddix, Lois- Hall, Laine- H amilton, Cristi e - Hardy, Mark-Student Council 1, AV CreW 1, 2, 3, 4, Interact 2, Dr. Leh- wald Scholarship 4t Ohio Council of Mathematicians 4. Harrington, Barb-Leaders Club 1,2,3, Track 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep- ette 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 2,3, Prom Chairman 2,3, White Christmas Committee 3, 4, Treasurer 3,4, Bi-Weekly Staff 4, OLIVER 4, Office Aid 4, library Aide 4, Home- coming Court 4, Senior Personality 4, Student Govt. Day 4, Jr Jaycees 4, Vice-President 4, Heim, Mark- Henderson, Debbie- Hess, Mary-Volleyball Team 3,4, Cap- tain 3, 4, IOE 3, 4, Gym Aide 3, Gym- nastics 3, Most Improved Volleyball Player 3, Steno Award 3. Higgins, Barb- Hill, Dwayne- Hill, Gail- Hindman, Don- Hite, Brenda- Homing, John- Hough, Heidi-IOE 3,4, IOE Parliamen- tarian 3. Howery, Jackie-Band 1, 2, 3, 4, HMS PINAFORE 1, Majorette 2, 3, Head Majorette 4, Stage Band 2, Spanish Club 2, White Christmas Committee 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, History Aide 4. Hubbs, Holly-Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 2, 3, 4, FSA 1, Literary Club 1,2, Hi-Tri 3,4, Thespian 3, 4, Crew for THE GLASS MENAGERIE 3, THE MIRACLE WORKER, Orches- tra of CAROUSEL, OLIVER, French Club 4, Drama Club 4, Bi-Weekly Staff 4, Danforth Award 4, Hughes, Jeff- Irey, Jim- Irey, Robert- Jackson, Evan-Drafting 3, 4 James, Debbie- Janning, Laura - Jeffries, Jim-Drafting 3, 4, Officer 4, Vocational Award of Distinction 4. Janofa, Timothy- Jermolenko, Annette-FSA 1,2, Literary Club 1, 2, President 1, library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, Brooks Award 1, Marie Burns Award 1, 3, Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Aide 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir Accompanist 1, 2, 3, 4, P1MU Piano Scholarship 1, 2, 3, 4, HMS PINAFORE 1, YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU 2, CAROUSEL 3, MIR- ACLE WORKER 3, OLIVER 4, FOR THE LIONS TO WIN 4, Robed Choir 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Stage Band 3, 4, Thespian 3, 4, Best Thespian Award 4, English Aide 4, State Award of Distinction 4, National Arion Award 4, Basketball Sweetheart Court 4. Jefferies, Ed- Jesko, Bob- Johnson, Dave-Tennis Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity S 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 4, Spanish Club 2, Key Club 3, 4 Secretary 4, Counselors' Aide 3, 4, Basketball Sweetheart Escort 4, Bi- Weekly Staff 4, Photographer (Year- book) 4, Student Govt. Day 4. Johnston, Sue-Pep Club 1, 2, 3 , 4, Span- ish Club 2, 3, 4, Counselors' Aide 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Math Aide 4, Office Aide 4, Crew for DIAL M FOR MURDER 4, FOR THE LIONS TO WIN 4, OLIVER 4. Juillerat, Brenda-V. Esther Odoran Memorial Scholarship 1, 2, 3, 4. Ma- rie Burns Award 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4, FSA 1, 2, French Club 1, HMS PINAFORE 1, YOU'RE A GOOD MAN CHARLIE BROWN 2, CAROUSEL 3, OLIVER 4, DOWN IN THE VALLEY 2, TRAIL BY JURY 2, THE MIRACLE WORKER 3, FOR THE LIONS TO WIN 4 Juliano, Mike-Drafting 3,4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4, Award of Merit 4. Kaufman, Diane-HMS PINAFORE 1, ARSENIC AND OLD LACE 1, Spanish Club 2, YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU 2, KING ARTHUR'S CALAM- ITY 2, IOE 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4, OEA Regional Winner 3, YSU Skill or am a Award 4, Award of Distinction 4, Thespain 3,4, FOR THE LIONS TO WIN, 4, OLIVER 4. Kekel, Denise-French Club 1,2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 2, 3, 4, Office Aide 3, 4, White Christmas Commit- tee 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Leaders Club 1, 2 Library Aide 4, OLIVER 4. Kelly, Lavern-Cheerleader 1, Gymnas- tics 1,2, French Club 1,2,3, Award of Distinction 4. Kelly, Phil-Football 1,2,4, Track 3,4, Drafting 3,4, Officer 3, Gym Aide 4. Kidder, Mary- Kisner, Debbie- Koenreich, Sue- Kunz, Virgil- Landwert, Julie-Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pepette 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Track 1,2, Gymnastics 1,2, White Christmas Server 2, White Christmas Committee 3,4, Hi-Tri 3,4 Secretary 4, Prom Chairman 3, Bi-Weekly Staff 4, Gym Aide 4, Library Aide 4, Jr. Jaycees 4, OLIVER 4, Basket- ball Sweetheart Court 4. Law, Robin- Lau, Sue- Lenigar, Barb - Lenigar, Mike- Lesick, Elaine - Lewis, George - Lewis, JoAnn-FSA 1,2,3, German Club 1, Pep Club 3, 4, Pepette 4, Biology Aide 3, Prom Committee 3, Student Govt. Day 4, Mr. Me Shane's Aide 4, Jr. Jaycees 4, Vin- nie Aide 4. , Senior Index-209 Leyman, Robin- Liggett, Ann- Limpose, Jim- Linam, Amy- Linder, Fred- Long, Kathy- Loudon, Julie-Gymnastics 1, 2, Y- Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, Vice-President 3, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 3, 4, Thespian 3, 4, Jr. Jaycees 3, Mr. McShane Aide 4, White Christmas Commit- tee 3, Choir 4, Yearbook 4, HMS PINAFORE 1, YOUrRE A GOOD MAN CHARLIE BROWN 2, CAR- OUSEL 3, OLIVER 4. Lutsch, Donna- Lutz, Dave-Baseball 2, Interact 1, 2,3. Maher, Bruce-Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity S 2, 3, 4, Most Im- proved Basketball Player 3,4, All- County Basketball Team 3,4, MVC Baseball League 4, Highest Batting Average 4, MVP 4. Manis, Cathy- Marino, Concetta-Spanish Club 2, Prom Committee 3, Home Ec. Aide 4. M artin, Connie - Martines, Ed- M artin, Helen- Mason, Harvey- M asters, Janice- Mc Claren, Bob-Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 3,4, Pep Band 3,4, DIAL M FOR MURDER 4, CAROUSEL 3, OLIVER 4. Me Devitt, Larry- McGhee, Nancy- Mc Kinley, Judy-German Club 1,2, AFS 4. Me Neelan, Terri-Office Aide 2, Pep Club 3, IOE 3,4, Steno Most Improved 4, OWE Office Aide 4. Me Quilkin, Anne- Meals, Pam- Metcalf, Chris-Pep Club 1,2, Spanish Club 2, Track 2, Choir 2, Prom Com- mittee 3, White Christmas Commit- tee 3,4, Tennis Team 3, Girls1 State Alternate 3, Office Aide 3, 4, French Club 3, Gym Aide 4, Key Club 4, Jr Music Club 4, Student Govt. Day 4, AFS Exchange Student 4. Melts, Diane- Miller, Boni- Miller, Chuck- 210-Senior Index Miller, Darla-IOE 3,4, Vice-President 4, Office Aide 1, Science Aide 3, 4, Historian 3. Miller, Jim- Miller, Jim- Miller, Kevin- Miller, Lucky- Milliron, Ron- Moffett, Missy-Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer 4, Track 1, Prom Server 2, Prom Committee 3, White Christmas Com- mittee 3, 4, French Club 1, 2, Typing Aide 2, Stage Band 3, 4, Jr. Music Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4, FSA 4, Office Aide 4, Key Club 4, Pep Club 4. Moffett, Ron-Football 3,4, Track 2, 3, 4, Most Inspirational Football Award 4, Gym Aide 4, Woodshop Aide 4, Mohr, Jody-Pep Club 1,2, HMS PIN- AFORE 1, TRIAL BY JURY 2, CAR- OUSEL 3, Library Club 3,4, Officer 4, OLIVER 4, FHA 4, Treasurer 4, Choir 4, Health Aide 4. Minamyer, Ron- Monyg ornery, April - Monteleone, Joe- Mow ery, Bob - Moyer, Greg-Drafting 3,4. Mueller, Rick-Basketball 1, Manager 3, Band 1, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Pres- ident 4, Boys1 State 3, Nominee for Teen of the Month 4, Key Club 2, 3, Student Council 3, 4, Parliamentarian 3, Who's Who 3, Football 4. Murphy, Pat- Murray, Tom- Myers, Kelly-Office Aide 1, 4, Schol- astic Art Award 2, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Pepette 4, Track 2, White Christmas Server 2, White Christmas Committee 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Leaders Club 3, Homecoming Court 4. Nannah, Lori-Pep Club 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Office Aide 4, Social Studies Aide 4 Noll, Jim- Norkus, Mike- Notario, Phyllis-Band 1, 2, 3, 4, IOE 3,4, Gymnastics 1,2, Norman, Tim-Football 1, Track 1,2, Wrestling 1, 2, Art Awards 1, Alliance Vocational School 3,4, President of CAPA 4, Rab Staff 4. Nunzir, Ed- Odey, Denise- Omweg. Becci-Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep- ette 4, Scholastic Art Award 1, 2, 3, 4, Leaders Club 1, 2, 3, Gymnastics 1, 2, French Club 1, 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, White Christmas Server 2, White Christmas Committee 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Mr. Phillips Aide 3, Student Council 3, Football Court 4, Student Govt. Day 4, Teen of the Month Nominee 4, FOR THE LIONS TO WIN 4, OLIVER 4, Senior Personality 4, Bi-Weekly Staff 4. Ospeck, Mike-Spanish Club 4. r Paparodis, Diane- Peppel, Jack-Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Vice-Pres- ident 4, Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 4. Persello, Dale-Art Award-2, Phillips, Dave- Pietrafese, Joni- Pitts, Brad- Pittman, David- Plummer, Patty-Science Aide 3, 4, Mr. Phillips Aide 2, IOE 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4, Popa, John- Prendergast, Harley- Prychodczenko, Mike-Robed Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, TRIAL BY JURY 2, DOWN IN THE VALLEY 2, Key Club 3, German Club 3, 4, Football 4, Award of Distinction 4, OLIVER 4. Ramsay, Scott-Teen of the Month Com- mittee 2, 3, 4, Woodshop Aide 4, Bi- Weekly Staff 4, Cross Country 4, Track 4. Reed, Cheryl-Library 2, 3, 4, IOE 3, 4. Reese, Linda-Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1,2,3, Track 1,4, Leaders Club 1, 2, 3, Gym Aide 4, Prom Commit- tee 3. Richards, Barb-Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep- ette 4, Gymnastics 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Gym Aide 2, Office Aide 3, Mr. Me Shane's Aide 4, Jr Jaycees 4, Bi-Weekly Staff 3. Robb, Lori-Iibrary 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 4 Rumsey, Teri-Band 1, 2, 4, Stage Band 3, 4, Office Aide 3, 4, Counselors1 Aide 4 Library Aide 4, Handicapped Class Aide 4, Marie Burns Award 3, French Club 2, Prom Committee 3, Jr. Music Study Club 1, 2, Crew for ARSENIC AND OLD LACE 1, Crew and Orchestra for CHARLIE BROWN 2, CAROUSEL 3, Set and Orchestra for OLIVER 4. Rutkousky, Paul- Saltsman, Mark-German Club 1, 2, Foot- 1 ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4, Varsity S 3, 4, Gym Aide 4, Theater Aide 4, OLIVER 4. Sampson, Melanie- Schaefer, Chris- Schuller, Heidi-Color Guard 2, 3, 4, Gym Aide 2, Gymnastics 2, Leaders Club 3, Band 4, OLIVER 4. Scott, Richard- Sekely, Jim- Shafer, Dean-Football 2,3,4, Track 3,4 Baseball 2, All-County (Football) 4, MVP Back (Football) 4, All-County- 880 Relay 3, 4, All-County Mile Re- lay 4, Scholastic National Art Award 4, Scholastic Gold Key Art Award 3, 4, Scholastic Art Award Honorable Mentions (3) 2, Prom Committee 3, Varsity S 3, 4. Shafer, Scott-Library Aide 1, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Outstanding Service Award (Library) 1, Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Literary Club 1,2, Vice- President 2, OAS Work Book Project Participant Finalist 2, FSA 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 1, 2, Secretary 3,4, 1976 Science Fair Winner 2, Jr, Sci- ence and Humanities Symposium Delegate 2, 3, 4, CAROUSEL 3, Make- Up Crew-OLIVER 4, FOR THE LIONS TO WIN 4, BEAUTY AND THE BEAST 4, Scholastic Challenge Team 4, Thespian 4, Interact 4, Biology Aide 4, Teen of the Month Nominee 4, State Award of Distinction 4, SEA Scholarship Winner 4. Shanker, Connie - Sheppard, Mike- Shivers, Bill-Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym Aide 4, English Aide 4, Copy Contributor 4. Silver, Elizabeth-Color Guard 2,3,4, Captain 4, French Club 1,2, 3, Liter- ary Club 1,2, 3, Vice- President 1, President 2, 3, FSA 1,2,3, President 2, Vice-President 3, Hi-Tri 3,4, Leaders Club 1, Bi-Weekly Staff 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Copy Contributor 4, YOU'RE A GOOD MAN CHARLIE BROWN 2, Scholastic Art Awards 1, 4, Brooks Writing Awards 1, 3, State Award of Distinction 4, Student Govt. Day 4, Teen of the Month Nominee 4, Biology Aide 3, City Science Fair (1st) 1,2, County Science Fair (1st) 1, (2nd) 2, Simmons, Jeanne- Skoglund, Chris-Exchange Student (Ro- tary) 4, Football 4, Tennis 4, Ger- man Club 4, Varsity S 4. Smith, Debra- Smith, Larry-Track 1, 2, Band 1, 2 3, 4, Stage Band 2, 3, 4, Interact 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4, Co-Cap- tain 4. Smith, Lorna-IOE 3, 4, 2nd Place Office Service Clerk (Regional) 3, Biology Aide 4. Smith, Marilyn- Smith, Roni- Smith, Virginia- Smutko, Kevin-Baseball 2, 3, 4, Gym Aide 4, Snyder, Dave-Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 4, DIAL M FOR MURDER, OLI- VER 4. Snyder, Gary- Snyder, Scott- Soldo, Teri-Lynn-IOE 3,4, FSA 2,3,4. Solomon, Scott - Sox, Debra-FSA 1,2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 4, Spanish Club 2, Drama Club 1, 2, Orchestra for OLIVER 4. Sorge, Scott-Pep Band 2, Set for KING ARTHUR'S CALAMITY 3, BRER RAB- BIT 2, FOR LIONS TO WIN 4, OLI- VER 4, Cast of OLIVER 4, Interact 3, Viimie Aide 4, Drafting 3, 4, Vice- President 3. Sposetta, John-Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Winter Track 1, 4, Thirsty-30 Club 4, Cross Country 4. Stanley, Bobbi-Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Spanish Club 3, Prom Committee 3, White Christmas Committee 4. Starkey, Cindy-Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marie Burns Award 1, 4, Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1,3, Spanish Club 2, 3, HMS PINAFORE-Chorus 1, Orchestra- CHARLIE BROWN 2, Art Award 4, Award of Distinction 4. Steves, Kim- Stone, Carol- Stover, Terry- Strabala, Mark- Strait, Sheri- Sweely, Terri- Sweteye, John- Tharp, Glenda- Todd, Tim-Basketball 2, Alliance Vocational 3, 4, Award of Distinction 4. Tyo, Rick-FSA 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 1.2.3, Jr. Science and Humanities Symposium 2, 3, 4, Brooks Contest 2, 3, 4, Biology Lab Aide 2, 3, 4, FSA Vice-President 2, President 4, WHO'S WHO 3,4, OCTM Statewide Math Contest 3, 4, World Affairs Institute Conference 3,4, Academic Challenge 3, Scholastic Challenge 4, Boys' State 3, Mu Alpha Theta 3, Hi-Tri 3, 4, Student Council 4, National Merit Scholarship Commendation 4, Teen of the Month 4, DIAL ,TM FOR MUR- DER 4, Electric Furnace Scholarship 4, Ohio Academic Scholarship 4, Bausch-Lomb Science Award 4. Untch, Cathy- Varkonda, Amy- Vogt, Robert-Football 1, 3, 4, Wrestling 1.3, German Club 1,2, Track 1, Al- liance Vocational 3, 4. Votaw, Darch-Football 4, Varsity 11S 4. Vuksta, Randy- Walsh, Teri-FSA 1,4, Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4, Color Guard 3, Bi-Weekly Staff 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Achievements Editor 4, Costume Crew for Plays 2, 3, White Christmas Committee 3, 4. Waugh, Erin-Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, HMS PINAFORE 1, French Club 2, Brooks Contest 2, Choir President 2, 4, CAR- OUSEL 3, Academic Challenge 3, 4, V. Esther Odoran Vocal Scholarship 3, Thespian 4 Hi-Tri 4, Class Per- sonality 4, DIAL M FOR MURDER 4f OLIVER 4, Drama Club 4, Top Ten 4. Webb, Mark-Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 3,4, Varsity S 3,4, Secretary 4, Greenhouse Aide 3, Prom Chair- man 3, Gym Aide 4, Bi-Weekly Staff 4, Basketball Awards-Best Foul Shoot- ing Percentage, Scholastic Award, 4. Wend el, Barb-Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, AR- SENIC AND OLD LACE 1, Leaders Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 3, FSA 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Gym Aide 2, Literary Club 3, AFS 3,4, President 4, Pepette 4, Brooks Contest 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Thespians 3, 4, THE MIRACLE WORKER, HANSEL AND GRETEL, CAROUSEL, 3, DIAL M FOR MURDER, OLIVER 4, Office Aide 4, English Aide 4, State Award of Distinction 4. Yakubek, Dave-AV Crew 1, 2, 3, 4, Mu Alpha Theta 3, Interact 4, Milligan Award 4, Yoder, Brenda-IOE 3,4, Mr. McShane'l Aide 4. Yuhaniak, Nancy-Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4, Thespian 1, 2, 3, 4, BRER RABBIT 1, Crew for ARSENIC AND OLD LACE 1, Prom Server 2, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Leaders Club 2, Drama Club 2, Girls State 3, Office Aide 3, Jr. Jaycees 3, 4, Pres- ident 4, Math Aide 3, Bi-Weekly Staff 3, Prom Chairman 3, Pepette 4, Pep Club Secretary 4, Varsity S 4, Most Improved Tennis Player 4, OL- IVER 4, Teen of the Month Nominee 4, Basketball Sweetheart Court 4, English Aide 4, Athletic Office Aide 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Activities Ed- itor 4. Zamora, Joann- Zeigler, Sue-Alliance Vocational 3,4, VICA Club 3,4. Senior Index-211 Whinnery, Carla-IOE 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 2, 3. Whinnery, Carleen- Whitney, Debbie-Basketball 3,4, Vol- leyball 3, Basketball Captain 4, Bas- ketball MVP 4, Top Ten 4. Wilhelm, Mark— Williams, Chris- Williams, Sue-BRER RABBIT 1, Track 2, 3, Colorguard 3. Williams, Steve - Wilms, Brian-Band 2, Alliance Voca- tional 3, 4 Wind on, Judy- Winkler, Jill- Wooding, Rarb- Woods, Larry-Set for BRER RABBIT 1, KING ARTHUR'S CALAMITY 2, Baseball 2, Woodshop Aide 4. Wukotich, Gary-AV Crew 1,2, 3, 4, DIAL M FOR MURDER-Iight Crew 4. Yapp, James- Yeager, Ray- STUDENT INDEX Abrams, Allen-64, 77, 85« Abrams, Davis-64, 124. Adams, Cheryl-23. Adams, Eddie - Adams, Steve-44. Alesi, Brenda-62, 64, 86, 121. Alexander, Karen-54, 74, 104, 121. Allison, Bobby-23. Allison, Winifred-64. Amhreihn, Karen-44. Andrason, Johnna-44, 94. Andrason, Tom-64, 124. Anderson, Debbie-54« Anderson, Renae-54, 90, 87, 89. Anderson, Steve-23, Apicella, Carl-23. Apicella, Frank-54, 86. Apicella, Sue-44, 75. Ardeno, Pam- Armeni, Anthony-23. Armeni, James-23, 130. Armeni, John-5 4, Atkinson, Jim-54. Baddely, Brent- Bad del y, Steve- Bailey, Bonnie-54. Bailey, Judy-54. Bailey, Tammy-64, 121, 128 Bailey, Tim-23. Baker, Bonnie-23, 76, 80, 81, 94. Baker, Fred-23. Bakondy, Bob-64, 116, 124. Banar, Emil-44. Barcy, Charlotte-64, 93. Barnard, Jeff-44. Barnes, Mark- Barr, Brian-54. Barrette, Ann-54, 80, 85, 144. Barrette, Chris-23. Barrett, Dave-64, 116, 126. Barrett, Helen- Barrett, Jon-5 4, 96, 99. Barrett, Kevin-54, 96, 99, 146. Barrett, Tim-23. Barrickj Terri-44. Batch, Wade-64. Batcha, Frank-21, 23, 77, 79, 93, 114, 126, 134, 140, 141, 143, 150. Bazidlo, John- Bazidlo, Tina - Beechler, Darlene-64, 80, 94. Beer, Ted-116 Beer, William-64, 124 Belick, Gina-44, Bell, Jane-64, 96. Bell, Kim-64. Bell, Ricky-23. Bender, Sam-23, Bender, Shirley-44. Bennett, Tod-54. Bentley, Beth-44. Benson, Beth-54, 74, 76, 84, 99, 104, 103, 119. Berdine, Doug-54, 77, 114, 126, 132. Berdine, Rick-64, 77, 124, 132, Berg, Cheri-44. 0 Berg, Lori-23, 110, 147. Berger, Jeff-23, 79, 114, 141, 150. Berger, Mike-54. Bergman, Fred-64, Bergman, Tim-54. Bettis, Janet-54, 132, 136, 144. Birk, James- Birk, Robert-23, 109. Birtalan, Scott-54. Biddle, Theresa-94. Blackburn, Don- Blackburn, Lori-64. Blackburn, Ron-54, 144. Blackburn, Ronnie-64, 124. Blackburn Sandy- Blake, James-24, 20, 74, 77, 84, 140, 141, 142, 144, 148, 150. Blake, Nancy-44. Blankenship, Bob-24, 78, 79, 118, 132 135. Bloor, Paul-24, 88, 92, 141. Bulbaugh, Kathy-44, 74, 75, 80, 86, 93, 105, 129, 148, 149. Blub a ugh, Tom-24, 78, 102, 140, 150. Blystone, Rich-44, 104, 126, 132. Boals, Kathy-64, 86, 99. Boehm, Dan-64, 86, 120. Bolding, Steve-24. Bolles, Kathy-54. Bolles, Lisa-44. Bork, Kim-24. Borkowski, Patty-24, 76, 80, 141, 219, 220. Borrelli, Dan-54. Borrelli, Lisa-44. Bowersock, Carol- Bowker, Art-89, 93, 126. Bowker, Bonnie-64, 93, 94, 89, 144, 146. Bowser, Kathy-64, 121.0 Bowman, Todd-24, 77, 79, 114, 115, 130, 150. Breault, Dessie-44, 64. Breault, Michelle-96. Brennan, Yvonne-24, 80, 81, 144, 148. Bricker, Kim-54, 74. Bricker, Scott-24. Brink, Steve-54. Brink, Tammy-44. Brooks, Curt- Brooks, John- Brown, Amy-64. Brown, Aria-24. Brown, Jay- Brown, Kerry-24. Brown, Lori-44, 75, 106. Brown, Paul-64. Brown, Tom-64. Brown, William- Browne, Debbie-24. Brunner, Dan- Brunner, Ron-64. Bryan, George-54. Bryan, Quint-64. Bryan, Ward-44. Buchanan, Dan- Budde, Ariel-24, 106. Budde, Ed-54, 106. Burk, Eric-24, 77, 79, 120, 134. Burk, Lori-64, 129. Burrier, Mike-24. Burson, Becky-44, 147. Burson, Diane-25. Butcher, Hobie-44, 96, 99. Cable, Bob- Cain, Rhonda- Calai, Gene-54. Calhoun, Lisha-44. Callatone, Laurie-44. Cameron, Rick-25. Campbell, Sue-25, 102, 111, 115, 147. Campf, Bob-64, 96. Capel, Derf-44, 118. Carlariello, Lori-64. Carlisle, Ann-64. Carlisle, Dwayne-64. Carlisle, Julie-54. Carl, Roger - Carl, Ron- Carnes, Nathan- Carnes, Rebecca-64. Carreon, Victor-54. Carr, Linda-25, 104, 149, Carson, Brian-64, 66, 69. Carson, Cathy-44, 96, 110. Carson, Don-25. Casey, Sean-54. Cassinger, George - Catlett, Lenny-64. Catlos, Marlin-54. Centofanti, Lynne-54, 93. Centofanti, Steve-64, 84. Cerneck, Mike-126, 64. Chaffin, Cheryl-64. Chaffin, Debbie-44, 102, 111. Chaffin, John-25, 77, 79, 104, 114, 132, 149. Chaffin, Michelle-25. Chandler, Bonnie-42. 44, 74, 79, 88, 101, 105, 128, 132. Chandler, Jeri-64 Chappell, Diane- Christensen, Rod-44. Christopher, Gene- Christopher, Willi am - Christy, Jesse-25, 102, 126, 127. Cibula, Kimm- Ciminelli, Rick-45, 87, 96, 99, 149. Citino, Karen-65, 144. Clark, Marshall-54. Clark, Mike- Close, Amy-65. Cobourn, Sean-25, 93, 141. Cobourn, Shane-54. Coccia, Lee-65. Coccia, Lou-45, 78, 96, 99. Cockrell, Mark- Colb ert, Beth-54. Colbert, Chris - Colbert, Curt- Colian, Garv- Colian, Mark-116. Colian, Randy- Collins, Lisa-45, 105, 110. Colon, Tom-55. Gonclaves, Paulo-83. Conn, Sue-55, 76, 79, 85, 119, 144. Carl, Jeff-55. Costlow, Drake- Costlow, Sheri-65. Costa, Tim-25, 78, 118, 132. Couchie, Debbie-65, 121, Covert, Doug-65, 116. Cowie, Mark-55. 212-Student Index Cowie, Mary-45, 110, Coy, Doug- Coy, Mike- Cramer, Jackie-65 Cramer, Phylis-25, 96 Crawford, Gregg-45 Crawford, John-55, 96, 99. Creer, Ken-45. Crihfield, Julie-65, 96. Criswell, Dave- Crofcheck, Mark- Crookston, Denise-55, 96, 99. Crookston, Doug- Crosser, Greg-45, 77, 101, 114, 132, 144 Crosser, Kim-55, 80, 132, Crowell, Don-45. Csepke, Jane-45, 94. Culp, Debbie-65. Cunningham, Mike-65. Cunningham, Paul-25. Curtis, Carol-45. Curtis, John-45. Curtis, Letitia-45, 87, 149. Curtis, Linda-25, 88, 94, 102, 140. Curtis, Iivia-55, 94. Cushman, Chuck-55. Cushman, Jeff-65, 116, Cutchall, Sue- Dailey, Brad-65. Dailey, Doug- Daniel, Jlm- Daniel, Luann-45. Daniels, Norma-25, 80, 102, Dankleff, Melinda-55, 80, Darling, Scott-55, Darling, Tom-55, 77, Darner, Scott-65, Davis, Barbara- Davidson, Doug- Dawes, Chris-65. Dawes, Kim-25, Deau, Teri-65, 128, DeCrow, Diane-35, 96, 128. Delp, Jenette-26, Deluia, Christina- DeMeo, Melissa-26. DeMeo, Michael-55. DeMeo, Patrick-55. Dermotta, Terie-55, 84, DeRoads, Barb-55, 84, 129, 103, De Shi elds, Walter-45, 79, 122, 130, Devan, Steve-65, 96. Devine, James-65. DiAntonio, Sandy-96, 110 DiBiase, Virgil-65. DiCesare, Richard- Dickey, Charles-55. Dickey, Jim-65. Dickey, John-65. Diehl, Melissa-55, 89 Dimko, Pam-55. Dixson, Colleen-88, 96, 99, 10S. Donnalley, David-26. Douglas, Connie- Douglas, Debra - Doyle, Chris-65, 80, 85, 94. Drakulich, David-36. Dudley, Pam- Dufresne, Dave-65. Dufresne, Phil- Dunbar, Saundra-26, 75, 119, 148, 150. Dunlap, Beth-79, 121, 132. Duriga, Mary-26, 148. Dutko, Jean-149. Earl, Scott-55, 84. Edgar, Anita-65, 84. Edgerton, Linda-26, 96, 98, 141, Edgerton, Richard-65, Edwards, Jesse-26. Ehrhart, Connie-84, 106. Ehrh art, C ynthi a -26. Ehrhart, Eric-65, 77, 106, 116, Ehrhart, Jeff-55, Ehrhart, John- Ehrhart, Karen-26, 76, 80, 81. 103, 141, 148, Elias, Dawn-45, 75, 80, 96, 99. Ellis, Wendy-52, 55, 74, 84, 102, 129 Ellyson, Roberta-26. Endicott, Diane-26. Endicott, Tammy-55. Englert, Dora-45, 80, 147 Espinoza, Luis-26, 82, 83, 84, 132. Eucker, Angela-45, 148. Eucker, Mark-26. Evans, Barb-26, 11. Evans, Ed-26. Evans, Jodi-105. Ewing, James-27, 114, 134, 149. Favis, Andrea-45, 80, 110. Fabis, Colleen-27, 110, Faieta, Lind a-55, 128. Falk, Dave-20, 27, 74, 78, 88, 99, 142. Falk, Jeff- Fatherly, April-65, Fatherly, Loretta-55. Faulkiner, Frank - Faulk, Jerry-55. Faulkner, Mike- Faulkner, Robert- Faulkner, Tami-45. Fediaczko, Dean-55, Fediaczko, Mike-27, 84, 87, 149. Fehr, Kevin-27, 79, 91, 92, 93, 118, 126, 127, 132. Fidoe, Greg-27, 109, 126, 127, Fiebiger, Dave-94, Fiebiger, Leslie-27. Fields, Lisa-55, 85, 96, 149, Finch, Robyn-55, 96. Fink, Henry-55, 132. Firestone, Alan-55. Firth, Dave-27. Fisher, Amy-45, 96. Fisher, Ed-27. Fisher, Lauri-65, 85. Fitch, Arlene-27, 81, 105, 220 Flannery, Cynthia-55. Flannery, Raymond-45, 85. Flick, Karen-27. Flood, Dave-55, 77, 79, 114, 126, 132. Flood, Steve-27, Flory, Jean-27. Fluharty, Robert-27 Foreman, Marianne-65, 132, Forkel, Ken-45, Forkel, Sue-55 Fornesi, Margaret-45. Forney, Denise-45. Forney, Eric-65, 96. Fortney, Debbie-55. Fortune, James-65. Foust, Bob-45, 114, 122. Fowler, Tammy-45, 147. Fowler, Tina-45. Franklin, Kristi-65. Franklin, Steve-46. Francisco, Patricia-27, 74, 140, 142 150. Francisco, Vince-65. Franzen, Kerry-65, Franzen, Kyle-28, French, Julie-65, Fritzman, Dave-28, 75, 86, 87, 103, 143, 144, 149, 150, Fulgoni, Suzanne-56, 80. Fulgoni, Theresa-56. Fulmer, Ginger-65. Fulmer, Sue-28, 109, Gabriel, Joe-56. Gabriel, Theresa-46, 75. Gagnon, Mark-28, 88, 132, 141. Gagnon, Scott-56. Gal chick, Cheri-65, 80. Galchick, Deborah-46, 75, 80, 86, 101, 149, Galchick, Mark-46. Galchick, Rosemary-56. Galchick, Theresa-28, 74, 80, 84, 125, 129, 141, 143. Gardner, Cara-56, Gardner, Tina- Garrett, Kim-46, 96. Gaydosh, Darrell-28, 75, 78, 40, 141, 144, 146. Gay, John-94. Geist, Mark-28, 151. Geist, Ron- George, Greg- Gibbs, Margaret-28. Gibson, Julie-65. Gilbey, Mark- Gilbey, Vicki- Gilbreath, Amy-56, Gilbreath, Kelly-65. Gitschier, Kim-66, 96. Gleckler, Mark-28, 79, 82, 126, 132, Goddard, Gary-66, 94, 96. Goehring, Denise-28. Goode, Robert-56 Good, Ronald-46, 130, Gorby, Jodi-66 Gorby, Nathan-46. Corby, Wayne-28, 77, 79, 114, 132. Gordon, Geoff-20, 28, 78, 93, 95, 96, 99, 142, 146, Gorence, Frank - Gorence, Katherine - Gougenhour, Sharon-28, 66. Gow, Robert-66, 96. Graff, Kenneth-56, 93, 114, 126. Grande, Toni- Gray, Barry-28. Greathouse, Carl-28. Greenisen, Jimmy-29, 87, 149 Grimm, Rebecca-66, 80. Grimstad, Ronnie- Gross, Beverly-46. Grubish, Laurel-94. Guchemand, Kevin-46. G uiler, Gregg- Guiler, Keith-66. Guthrie, Sue- Hack, Cynthia-46. Haddix, Lois- Haddix, Vickie-66. Haldeman, Jeff-46. Haldeman, Joni-56, 86, 96. Hall, Laine-29. Halverstadt, Charles-46. Student Index-213 Hamilton, Christine-29 Hamilton, Tina-56. Handley, Joyce-46, 87 Hanna, Dave-46 Hannay, Rodney-46. Harbert, Daniel-46. Hardy, Mark-29, 87, 143. Harker, Fred-46, 118, 132, 135, Harp, Amy-66, 119. Harp, Timothy-46, 78, 132. Harrington, Barb-21, 29, 76, 88, 93, 80, 81, 100, 102, 117, 141. Harrington, Julie-66, 132 Harr old, Jackie-56, 129. Hart, Laura-46, 74, 80, 101, 121, 149 Hart, Lind a-6 6, 121, Hart, Lisa-62, 66, 121. Hart, Sean-56. Hartzell, Joseph-56. Harvey, Vanessa, 46, 87. Hawkins, Carla-56 Hayes, Heidi-46, 75, 82, 85, 86, 149, 220, Hays, Gloria-46, 84, 94. Hays, James-46. Heath, Dan-56 Heath, Dean-66, 124 Heath, Doug-46, 122 Heim, Mark-29. Heller, Catherine-56 Henderson, Charles-66, 74, 86, 116. Henderson, Debbie-29. Hepler, Craig-66, 96, 102. Hergenroder, Marilyn-46, 147 Hergenroder, Mark-56. Herman, Glenn-46, 114 Herman, Tom-56. Herron, Denise-56, 86, 96, 121, 144, Hess, Mary-29, 110, 121. Higgins, Barb- Higgins, Dave-66, 114, 126. Hileman, Leona- Hileman, Ruth-46 Hill, Dwayne-29. Hill, Gail- Hill, Loran- Hill, Mark-66. Hill, Rebecca- Hilliard, Wayne- Hindman, Donald- Hiner, Valerie-46, 96, 99, 110, 147. Hippely, Chris-56, 89, 96. Hippely, Paul -66. Hissom, Jay-46, 79, 120, Hite, Brenda-29. Hively, Cindy-46, 110. Hively, Linda-66. Hochadel, Keith-46, 101, 148. Hoffman, Robin- Hole, Brian-46, 86. Bollinger, Gay- Horning, Jeff-56 Horning, Janice-47, 147. Horning, Suzon-56, 80, 85, 96, 144. Horn, James- Hott, Mark-66 Houchins, Peggy-66 Hough, Brian-56. Hough, Mark-66. Hough, Heidi-29, 111 Houp, Tarri-56. Houshout, Ralph- Howell, Eileen-47, 96, Howery, Jackie-29, 96, 103. Hrvatin, Diane-47, 80, 89, 106, 110. Hubbs, Holly-29, 75, 85, 88, 89, 93, 99. Hubbs, Mike-56, 78. Huddleston, Ronda- Huddleston, Stanley- Huffer, Tami-87, 96. Huffman, Pam-56, 80, 84, 129, Hughes, Jeff-29 Hull, Katharine-66. Hum, Scott-47. Huston, Janey-56, 86. Huston, Brian-47, 114, 132. Hutcheson, Bob-66. Ickes, Lyn-66, 86, 89, 94, Her, Devon-56 Irey, James-30. Irey, Janey-56, 132, Irey, Robert-30. Irey, Sherry-66. Issaacs, Donald-47, 79, 101, 114, 126, 130, 148. Isaacs, Trudy-56. Jackson, A my-47. Jackson, Dennis-66, Jackson, Do rreen-57, Jackson, Evan-30, 109. Jackson, Lori-57, 96. Jackson, Margaret- Jackson, Michele-47, 147. Jackson, Rollin-66. Jackson, Timothy-57. James, Debra-30. Jamison, Sheryl-57, 74, Janning, Fred-47, 114 Janning, Laura-30 Janning, Steve-57, 114, 126, 130, Janofa, Deanne-57. Janofa, Leann-57. Janofa, Timothy-30. Janovec, Dave-66. Jeffries, Ed- Jeffries, James-30, 109, 147. Jeffries, Joe-47 Jermolemko, Annette-30, 82, 86, 89, 92, 93, 94, 99, 103, 105, 106, 125, 146. Jermolenko, Danny-66. Jesko, Bob-30. Jones, Anne-57, 94, 128, 132. Jones, Rohn- Jones, Ralph-57, 94, 128, 132. Johnson, David-30, 74, 77, 79, 88, 102, 131, 141. Johnson, James-66, 126. Johnson, T ny-66. Johnson, Suzan-30, 80, 84, 102, 103. Johns, Sherri-42, 47, 74, 95, 96, 101. Johns, Terri-47, 95, 95, 101, 122. Juillerat, Brenda-30, 89, 93, 94, 146. Juillerat, Pamela-47, 93. Juillerat, Rene-57, 87, 89, 91. Julian, Peggy-66, 109, 147. Juliano, Chris-47, 80, 84, 105, 129. Juliano, Mike-30, 109, 147. Jurina, Dave-66. Jurina, Teressa-66. Kalb fell, Joe-47. Kalbfell, Ralph- Kanlz, Kelly-57, 82, 86, 89, 93, 94, 106, 119. Karl is, KelIee-66, 129. Karol, Kelly- Karol, Mark- Kataro, Ann-57, 86, 96, 149. Kataro, Joann-47. Kaufman, Angela-66, 96, 149, Kaufman, Diane-30, 89, 110, 147. Kay, Cheryl-47. Keefer, Karen-57, 80. Keeler, Marcie-67, 80. Kekel, Denise-30, 96, 98, 105, 151. Keller, Debra-57, 86, 87, Kelly, Chip-67. Kelly, Deborah-47, 75, 80, 110. Kelly, Diana-67, 74, 121. Kelly, Lavern-30, 148, Kelly, Michael-116, 126, Kelly, Philip-31, 104, 109, 114, 132 Kemats, Robert-67. Ketchum, Jimmy-67. Kennedy, Jeanne-57. 'Kibler, Don-47. Kibler, Kathleen-67. Kidder, Mary-31, Kidder, Susan- Kirby, Rick-57, 88 Kirkland, Tracy-67. Kisner, Deborah-31. Kisner, Mike-57. Klemann, Marci a - Kloos, Shellee-66, 86, 84, 96, 116. Knave 1, Scott-57. Knag, Cathy-47 Knoedler, Debra-57. Knoedler, Sherene-47, 80, 89, 106, 110, 147. Koenreigh, Susan-31, Koenreigh, Tim-67, 116, 124. Kocsis, Joe-47. Kopec, Mary-67, 144, Koran, Mike-57. Kovach, Barb-47, 75, 84, 89, 91, 96 98, 144. Kovach, Sheri-67. Krepps, Keith-57, 90, 91, 92. Kuhns, Chril- Kuhns, Kim-67. Kuhns, Bob-67, 124, Kunz, Chris-48. Kunz, Doug - Kunz-Virgil- Lake, Calro-57, 94. Landwert, Julie-3l, 75, 76, 80, 81, 88, 105, 125, Landwert, Lisa-54, 84, Landwert, Lois-54, 96. Lanterman, Cheryl- Laskey, Steve-67. Law, Robin-31, Lau, Sue-31. Lau, Valerie-57, 96, 98. LaVallee, Carol-48. Lawlis, Connie-57. Lawlis, Dan-48. Lease, Connie-67. Leigh, Rick- Leider, Tim-57. Leija, Abi-48, 80, 129, 132, 135. Lemmon, Lynn-48, 111 Lemmon, Penny-67. Lenigar, Barb- Lenigar, Mike- Lesick, Elaine-31. Lewis, George - Lewis, JoAnn-31, 76, 80, 81, 102, 103, 141. Lewis, Kathy-57, 129, 132. Lewis, Ralph- Lewis, Tina-67, 86. Leyman, Chris-67. Student Index-214 Leyman, Robin-31. Lieder, Duane-67. Lieder, Roberta-48. Lieder, Tammy-48. Liggett, Ann-31. Limpose, James-31. Linam, Amy-31. Linam, Jeff-57. Linder, Fred-31. Ling, Doris-57. Linton, Dave-67. Little, Lind a-67. Livingston, Dave-57, 126. Lobdell, Chris-67. Lobdell, Cindy-67 Lodge, Donna-48, 85. Lofland, Jill-57, 61, 80. Lofland, Lynn-128. Long, Kathie-3l. Lopshansky, Lori- Lorenz, Sheryl-48. Lossick, Leslie-67. Lossick, Lori-57, 96, 99. Lottman, Larry- Lottman, Mindy-58. Lottman, Trudy-57. Loudon, Julie-31, 76, 80, 85, 89, 94, 96, 99, 100, 220. Loudon, Howard-67, 132. Loudon, Marcia-48, 74, 79, 80, 85, 96, 95, 101, 121, 132. Lowdermilk, MaryBeth-48, 80, 84, 96, 99, 101, 103“. Lowdermilk, Bob-67. Lozier, Rick-57. Ludt, Randy-67. Lutsch, Diana- Lutsch, Donna-32. Lutsch, Rick-118, 132. Lutsch, Willi am- Luscombe, Mark-48. Lutz, Dave-32, 78, 130. Madison, Amy-58, 96, 98. Madison, Dave- Madison, John-58. Maenz, Steve-67, 126. Magyaros, Barry-52, 58, 74, 124, 131. Maher, Bruce-32, 77, 122, 130, 135. Maher, Susan-58, 74, 96, 128, Maines, Sandra-67. Maloy, Shawn-58. Mango, Kimberly-58. Manis, Catherine-32. Maniscalco, Glen-48. Marino, Concetta-105, 32, 39. Marino, Frank-58. Marino, Lisa-48, 96. Martig, Charles-48. Martig, Thomas-67, 116, 132. Martin, Connie-32, Martin, Helen-32. Martinelli, Anthony-67. Martinelli, Susan-58, 86, 96. Martinelli, Raymond-67. Martines, Eddie- Mason, Harvey- Mason, James-58. Masters, Alan-58, 118, 122, 134. Masters, Janice- 32. Mather, Cynthi a-47, 111. Mathey, Sue-85, 89, 91, 91, 106. Mattix, William-67. Mattoon, Michele-47, 89, 91. Mattoon, Sherry-67. Maynard, Dewey-58, 114, 132. McBride, Brett- McClaren, Robert-32, 90, 93, 96, 99. McClellan, Don-96. McClellan, Gordon-47 McClish, Helen-67, 121. McCollum, Douglas-67. McCollum, Michael-47. McCormick, Todd-58, 77. McCoy, Don-68. McDevitt, Kathy-47, 84, 96, 99, 106. McDevitt Lawrence-32 McDevitt, Mike- McGhee, Carrie-47, 75, 84, 220. McGhee, Nancy-32. McGowan, Kathy-58, 84, 128. McGuire, Jeffrey-58, 124, 130. Mcllvaine, Terry-87. McKinley, Donald-48. McKinley, Judy-32, 82. McLaughlin, Dana-68. McLaughlin, Deborah-58. McMurray, Cindy- McMurray, Deborah- McNally, Julie-48, 75, 85, 94, 146. McNeal, Teresa-48, 75, 87. McNeelan, Terri-32, 110, 147. McQuilkin, Anne-32. McQuilkin, Brian-58. McQuilkin, James-48. Meals, Gerry-48, 130. Meals, Pamela-32. Mehno, Steve-68, 116, 130, 131. Mehno, Sue-48, 80, 87, 96, 98, 110. Meissner, Barbara- Meissner, Lorie-58. Menning, Susan-87 , 58. Menough, Ricky-58. Merino, Ronnie - Messenger, Carol-58. Messenger, Charlotte-68 . Messenger, Connie-48, 80. Metcalf, Chris-32, 82, 102, 105, 141. Metts, Diana-33. Metts, Linda-48, 80. Metts, Robert-58. Metzgar, Mary Beth-58, 121, 132. Metzgar, Vickie-68. Meyers, Colleen-48, 102, 147. Mikuanas, Karen-48, 80, 89. Miles, Richard- Milhoan, William- Miller, Boni-33. Miller, Charles-33. Miller, Dan-126. Miller, Darla-33, 110. Miller, David-58. Miller, James-33, 93, 114. Miller, James H.-33. Miller, James M.-33. Miller, Jeff-68. Miller, Kevin- Miller, Lois-68 , 96, 128. Miller, Loyal- Miller Lucky-33. Miller, Mark-68. Miller, Martin- Miller, Randy-58 , 126. Miller, Robert - Miller, Scott-58, 89, 90, 91, 93, 94. Miller, Terri-68. Miller, Terry-68. Miller, Thom as-48 . Milliron, Barbara-58, 86, 87. Milliron, Ron-33. Mills, Lilian- Minamyer, Deborah-68. Minamyer, Mathew-58. Mina my er, Ron-33. Minamyer, Tami-58. Moffett, Marcie-68, 96. Moffett, Melissa-33 , 77 , 96 , 99, 106. Moffett, Roberta-33, 111, 128. Moffett, Ron-105, 114, 132, 134. Mohr, Jodine-33, 87, 93, 94. Mohr, Kimberly-68. Monteleone, Joseph-33. Montford, Alicia-48. Montford, Fredrick-68, 124. Montford, Julia-58 , 84 , 87, 106. Montgomery, April-33. Moore, Mary-48, 80, 105. Moore, Pam-68, 96. Morey, Dianne-49, 68, 80. Morey, Duane-84. Morrison, Beth-68, 121. Morrison, Scott-58, 118, 132. Mosher, John-68, 85, 89, 146, Mowery, Dave-68, 94, 118, 124, 132. Mowery, Jim-58. Mowery, Robert-33. Moyer, Gregory-33, 109. Mueller, Richard-34, 74, 84, 114, 141, 150. Muhleman, Georgia-42, 49, 74, 79, 80, 101, 121, 132. Muiphy, Patricia-49, 111. Murphy, Patricia - Murphy, Patrick-34. Murphy, Tim-68, 96, 99, 126. Murray, Karen-49, 110. Murutes, Tpm-34, 58. Myers, Dayne-58, 78, 144. Myers, Glenda-68. Myers, Kelly-34, 80, 81, 100, 102, 117. Myers, Scott-49. Nannah, Debbi-49, 96. Nannah, Lori-34, 102. Nannah, Robin-68. Nedzelski, Tim- Needham, Sheri-58, 94. Nihart, Karen-58, 84. Nolan, David-68, 132. Noling, Scott- Noll, Jim-33. Norkus, Mike - 34 . Norman, Tim-34, 107. Norman, Todd-68. Noithrup, Joe-68. Notario, Phyllis-34 , 96, 110. Nutter, James- Nunzier, Edward-34. Odey, Denise-34. Oldcom, William-68. Olson, Todd-62, 68, 74, 96, 104, 144. Omweg, Lynne-59, 80, 84, 132. Omweg, Rebecca-34. Oriole, Kim-49, 88, 79, 102. 118, 132. Oriole, Tim-68. Ospeck, Mike-34, 84. Ousley, Tina-49, 93, 105. Paparodis, Diane - Paparodis, Odess-124, 130. Park, Robin-48, 80, 110. Pash, Barry-59, 132. Pasqualino, Mark-68. Pasqualino, Nick-49. Paster, Angela-68 . Student Index-215 Paster, Diana-49. Paster, Mike-49. Patton, Joyce-49, 82, 85, 149. Paxson, Tim-59. Paxton, Suzanne-96, 128. Paxton, Timothy-49, 85, 88, 148. Pauline, Bill-68 , 86 , 96 . Peludat, Jeff-68 , 96. Penick, John-68, 114. Peppel, Jack-34 , 96 , 99. Perry, Marylou-68, 121. Persello, Dale-34. Peterson, Randy- Phillips, Dale-59, 114. Phillips, Dave-34. Phillips, Deborah-68. Pietrafese, Joni-35 Piontowski, Tracy-59, 96. Pittman, David - Pittman, Lewis-59, 114, 132. Pitts, Brad- Pitts, Craig - Pitts, Patricia-68. Plummer, Davie-59 Plummer, Patricia-35, 111. Poling, Tim- Popa, John- Pregibon, Naoma-68 . Prendergast, Harley - Prendergast, Richard- Price, Alan-68. Price, Thomas-59. Pridon, Steve-68, 85, 89, 94, 144. Proctor, Joy- Prychodczenko, Chris-82, 86, 59, 96. Prychodczenko, Mike-35, 86, 93, 94, 114, 148. Pryor, John-49, 84. Pryor, Sandra-59, 80. Pucci, Richard-59. Pugh, Chris-69, 96, 128. Purrington, James-59, 96, 99. Pyke, Joanne- Protzman, Howard-59. Quinn, Dennis-35. Quinn, Frank-49, 108, 114, 132. Quinn, Jackie-49, 80, 84. Quinn, Mary-59, 149. Quinn, Tom-59. Ragan, Cindy-59. Ragan, Chris-49, 75, 86, 96, Ramsey, Marcie-69. Ramsey, Mike-35, 49. Ramsey, Scott-33, 88, 118, 132, 134. Randolph, Dawn- Reed, Cheryl-35, 111, 87. Reed, Janice-49, 147. Reese, Dorothy-59v Reese, Linda-35, 132. Reichle, Patricia-59. Reichle, Rosemary-49. Renner, Emil-59. Reno, Danny - Richards, Barb-35, 76, 80, 81, 102. Richards, Tom-59, 132. Riddle, Calvin-59. Riffee, Mark-69, 114, 126. Riffee, Monica-49, 85, 95, 96, 105, 121, 132, 135. Righetti, Mark-69, 114, 132. Riley, Doug-49. Riley, Randy-42, 49, 74, 122, 132. Ripley, Robin-49, 108. Ritchey, Lori-59, 119, 74. Robb, Lori-35. Roberts, Janice-49. Roberts, Scott-69. Robertson, Scot-49. Roessler, Cindy-69. Roessler, Scott-69, 116, 132. Rogers, Jeff-69, 124. Roth, Carrie-49, 110. Rothbrust, John-69. Roush, Steve-69. Ruby, James- Rudibaugh, Doug- Rumsey, Theresa-35, 96, 99, 102, 104, 105. Rutkowsky, Paul- Ryser, Scott-69 , 96 , 99 , 86, 131. Saltsman, Mark-35, 79, 93, 77, 104, 114. Saltsman, Terri-49, 75, 80, 86, 96, 98, 148. Salvino, Anthony-59. Sampson, Doug-49. Sampson, Melanie-35. Sanders, Krystal-69. Sanders, Tammy-69. Samfilippo, Nancy- Santee, Drew-69, 82, 87, 131. Sarginger, Karen-69. Saunders, Kyle-49. Schafer, Chris-35. Schafer, Dee-69. Scheets, John-69. Schehl, Rick-49. Schiller, David-59, 86. Schleimer, Deb-50, 80, 84, 129, 132, 144, 149. Schmid, Mark-69. Schmidt, Mark-69. Schneider, George-50. Schnorrenberg, Alan-59. Sclirode, Keith-69, 96. Schuller, Heidi-35, 93, 96, 98. Schwer, Ken- Scott, Linda-49, 75, 80, 96, 98, 101, 144, 148. Scott, Richard-35. Scullion, Deborah-69. Scullion, Tom-69. Seaton, Rebecca-59, 89, 85, 103. Sebrell, Gary-69. Secrest, Lorrie-50, 80, 84, 74, 91, 102, 104, 105. Secrest, Sue-69. Seddon, John-69, 116, 124. Seely, Belinda- Sekely, James, 35. Sekely, John- Sekely, Lori-50. Sell, Mark-36, Senanefes, Chris-59, 85. Shafer, Dean-79, 114, 132, 134, 135, 149 Shafer, Rick-59, 91, 114, 126. Shafer, Scott-36, 78, 87, 91, 92, 104, 106, 143, 148, 150. Shanker, Connie-36. Sharpes, Scott-69. Shasteen, Ronnie-59. Shasteen, Ruth-69. Shearer, Lisa-50. Shellenberger, Kathy-69 , 80, 106. Sheppard, Mike-36 . Shivers, David-59. Shivers, Mark-59. Shivers, Richard-52, 74, 78, 122. Shivers, William-36 , 21, 103, 104, 122, 132, 150. Shingleton, Scott-69, 116. Shoemaker, Diana-69. Shone, Marty-69, 124, 131. Shuman, Don-59. Signa.ll, Camille- Silver, Eliza be th-36 , 75, 88, 96, 98, 141, 148, 149. Silver, Bob-50. Simmons, Jeanne-36. Sines, Dan-69. Sines, Jim-50. Singer, Ben-69. Singer, Tom-50. Skinner, Rose-69. Skoglund, Christer-79, 83, 86, 114, 131. Slocum, Jolynn-50. Slocum, Scott-69, 116, 126, 130. Slosser, Brenda-69. Smith, Brenda-69. Smith, Brett-60, 114, 124. Smith, Bruce-60, 114, 132. Smith, Chuck-50. Smith, Debra - Smitli, Larry-36, 131, Smith, Linda D.-60, 84. Smith, Linda-50, 96 . Smith, Linda-69, 96, 75, 80. Smith, Lorna - 36, 111. Smith, Lynda-60. Smith, Marci-69. Smith, Marilyn-36. Smith, Mark- Smith, Maiybeth- Smith, Pat-69, 96. Smith, Randy-50, 94, 93, 131, 135. Smith, Bob-60. Smith, Roni- Smith, Scott-60, 86, 124, 130, 135. Smith, Stephen- Smith, Teri-50 , 96. Smith, Terri-50 , 84 , 96. Smith, Terri C.-111. Smith, Terry- Smith, Virginia-36. Smutko, Kevin-36, 104, 130. Snyder, Brenda - Snyder, Dave-36 , 90 , 93 , 96 , 99. Snyder, Diane-50, 110. Snyder, Gary-36. Snyder, Gary- Snyder, Jay-96. Snyder, Lisa-69, 80, 128. Snyder, Scott-36 . Soldo, Jeff-70, 126, 132. Soldo, Teri L.-37, 111. Solira, Keven- Solomon, Scott-37. Somgynari, Mark-50. Sommers, Denise-108. Sommers, Gary- Sommers, Jeri- Sorge, Scott-37, 93, 103, 109. Sosbe, Mike-50. Southern, Jody-50, 80, 96, 98, 105. Sox, Debra, 37, 96, 99. Spack, James-50. Spack, Rick-77, 86. Spanbauer, Kathy-50, 118, 132, 135. Spanbauer, Bill- Spaulding, Scott Sposetta , John-37, 117, 132. Sposetta, Julie- Stamp, Deborah-96. 216-Student Index Stamp, John- Stanga, Lisa-SO, 84, 96, 132, Stanley, Doreen- Stanley, Roberta-37, 96. Stapleton, Rick, 124, 132. Starkey, Cindy-37, 96, 99, 146, 148, 149. Steele, Jeff-50, 118, 132, Steffel, Ted-50 , 79 , 88, 144, 126, Stepanic, Sue-70, 85. Stephenson, Joan-70, 74, 104, 121. Stephenson, Judy-42, 79, 80, 84, 96, 121, 134. Steves, Kimberly-37. Stiffler, John- Stilwell, Elizabeth-70. Stilwell, Tracy-50, 79, 80, 132. Stilwell, Wendy- Stoffer, Diane-70, 94, 121, 144, 146. St offer, Keith-86 . Stoffer, Laurie-50, 75, 101, 102, 105, 121, 128. Stone, Carol-37. Stone, Ed-50, 79, 120. Stone, Mary-85. Stone, Sue-50, 84, 93, 101, 129, 149. Stoops, Jim-50, 132, 114, Stoops, Susan-70, 94, 121. Storey, Lori-50, 110. Stover, Terry-37. Straba la, Jeff-52 , 84, 114, 124, Strabala, Mark- Strait, Sherri-37. Stuchell, Brian- Suggett, Rick- Sullivan, Karen-70. Swartz, Bob-50. Sweely, Karen- Sweely, Matt- Sweely, Terri-37. Sweely, Traci-60, 84. Swetye, Andy-70, 149. Swetye, John- Syppko, Bob- Tarolli, Victor- Taylor, Paul- Tharp, Glenda-37. Thaipe, Delores- Thayer, Crystal-51, 80, 110. Shomas, Ernie-70. Thomas, Glen- Thomas, Reva-70. Thomas, Robert-51, 114. Thomas, Scott-70. Timlin, Anna-60. Timlin, Beverly- Tinsley, John-70, 116, 124, 132. Todd, Tim-37, 107, 148. Tomlin, Donald- Toot, Chris-60, 96. Toothman, Greg-60. Totani, Gabriella-70, 74, 80, 129. Totani, Joanna-80, 129. Toulmin, Wendy-60, 80. Trammell, Shirley-70. Trantham, Connie-51, 89, 91. Tuel, Amy-70, 74, 85. Twaddle, Dennis-70, 126. Tyo, Rick-37, 74, 75, 90, 104, 106, 140, 141, 143, 144, 150. Ulrich, Denny-60, 126. Untch, Catherine-37. Untch, John-130. Vance, julia-70, 82, 86, 87, 89, 94. VanSicle, Dawn-70 , 96, k29, Vaughn, Ann-70, 80, 85, 129. Vaughn, Eric-51, 86, 148. Varkonda, Amy-38. Vesey, Dave-114. Vesey, Doug-70. Vild, Randy-51. Vil$, Sandra-70, Vogt, Caroline-60 , 86 , 96 , 98, 149. Vogt, Robert-38, 107, 114. Votaw, Darcy-38, 79, 114, 115. Votaw, Dirk-51, 114, 132. Votaw, Mike-70, 116. Votaw, Steve-114. Vuksta, Randy-38 . Vuksta, Joe-60, 77, 132. Walker, Barb-60. Walker, Janne- Walker, Joan-51. Walter, Debra-70, 96. Walter, Jeff-102, 114, 124. Walter, Ken-70, 126. Walter, Robert- Walters, Janet-70, 96, 144. Walters, Jean-70, 96, 144. Walters, Jeff-60. Ward, Deborah-51, 75, 84, 96 . Ward, Diane-70 , 96, 121, 128, 132. Ward, Eric- Ward, Patty-80, 102, 129. Warren, Kathy- Watterson, Doug-51, 79, 114, 124. Webb, Mark-38, 77, 88, 1047122, 135. Weber, Sharon-51, 87, 88, 89, 90, 103, 104, 144, 219, 220, 222. Wells, Doug- Weldon, Pat-60. Wendel, Barb-38, 82, 84, 89, 102 144, 148. Wendel, Paul-70, 96, 89, 144. Wendel, Regina-60, 96, 89, 144. Wheatly, Linda-70. Wheatly, Lori- Whinnery, Carla-38, 111. Whinnery, Carleen-38. Whinnery, jeff- Whinnery, Peggy-51, 108. Whitney, Deborah-38, 21, 128, 135, 140, 150. Whitney, Don-51. Whitney, Doug-61, 114, 132. Wichersham, Philip-61, 114, Wilhelm, Jen-61, 80, 129. Wilhelm, Mark- Wilkes, Jody-51, 111. Wilkes, Sherry-70. Wilkinson, Greg-70, 124, Willard, Hank-70, 94. Williams, Chris-38. Williams, Heidi-94. Williams, Steve-38. Williams, Sue-38. W ilms, Bria n- 38 , 107. Wilms, Roxanne-70, 96. Wilms, Trudi-61, 80. Windon, Jeff-70. Windon, Judith-39. Windon, Sue-70, 80, 96, 98. Winkler, Jill-39. Wilson, Judith- Wilson, Julie- Wilson, Keith-61, 108. Wilson, Keven-51. Wilson, Kim- Wilson, Marilyn-57, 80, 82, 85, 96, 128, 148. Wilson, Bob-51. Wolf, Harold-61, 86 , 96, 126. Wolfe, Janet-61. Wolfgang, Barb-70, 96. Wolfgang, Clyde-51, 92, 122, 130. Wood, Bud-71, 116. Wood, Denise-61, 121, 128. Wooding, Barb-39. Woolf, Larry-39. Woolf, James-71. Wright, Becky-61, 89. Wright, Jim-71. Wright, Lauren-51, 80, 82, 84, 89, 106. Wright, Rick-61, 131. Wright, Thomas-61, 77, 130. Wukotich, Gary-87. Waugh, Erin-38, 21, 75, 89, 90, 93, 94, 140, 146, 150. Waugh, Tracey-60 , 89 , 93 , 94 , 96. Walsh, Teri-38, 80, 106, 220. Yakubek, Dave -39, 87, 145. Yakubek, Linda-61, 76, 80, 84, Yakubek, Susie-61, 94. Yapp, Raymond- Yarwood, Greg-61 Yarwood, Scott-71, 132. Yeager, Doug- Yeagley, Catherine-51, 75, 79, 84, 119, 128, 144. Yoder, Brenda-39, 102, 111. Yoder, Rick-71. Yonkey, Jamie-61. Young, Beckie-61, 84, 98, 132. Young, Paula-51, 121, 147. Young, Wendy-51, 93 , 94 , 96 , 99, 146, 220. Yuhaniak, Nancy-39, 76, 79, 80, 81, 93, 103, 105, 119, 125, 134, 141, 219, 220. Zamarelli, Niki-85. Zamora, Janice- Zamora, Joann- Zamora, Mary- Zeigler, Debra-51, 147. Zeppernick, Tami-61. Zerbs, John-51. Zimmann, Barb-51, 88, 101, 121, 144. Zimmann, Katie-71, 89, 132. Zimmerman, Dianna- Zimmerman, Jeff-71, 124. Zimmerman, Scott-71. Zocolo, Jack-61, 52, 61, 74, 96, 98, 130. Zocolo, Jill-61, 84, 128. Zocolo, Mary-71, 96, 121, 146. Zorik, Deanna-61, 84 , 96 , 98. Zornick, John-71, 132. Zubaty, Rick-71, 116, 130. Incomplete Page Listings Due to Lack of Information From Students. Student Index-217 218-Flashback “PHOTOGRAPHS AND MEMORIES” STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Sharon Weber. The odds . . . they were against us from the very beginning and became increasingly more difficult each step of the way. Dreams ... we had our dreams and worked hard to realize them, harder than any individual, except a dedicated member of the staff, could possibly comprehend . Still, upon many occasions, we were dealt defeat, not because we didn’t try, but because too great a barrier existed ... a barrier too great to be torn down. Regardless of that, here is the re- sult of our year's work. To most read- ers it spells little more than any year- book ever has ... or will. But pressed between the pages are laughter and tears, victories and defeats, and friend- ship . Many staffs never get to know one another beyond the moments of despera- tion and anger . . . ours did. And that, in itself, was an accomplishment. All we're really trying to say is that we tried our best, and we have realized the ideal yearbook isn't truly possible. So we look back at the past year, now gone forever, and sigh with wistful relief. Goodbye to rushed deadlines, crumpled layout sheets, warped croppers, and all the headaches which accompany a yearbook job. We leave them to the staffs of the future and wish them luck and lots of perseverance . . . but more than anything we wish for them the friend- ship we found here which helped us to form our own Photographs and Mem- ories . ACHIEVEMENTS EDITOR: Teri Walsh PHOTOGRAPHER: Rick Kirby, (Not CLASSES EDITOR: Heidi Hayes, Pictured: Diane Chappell and Dave John- son.) INDEX EDITORS: Arlene Fitch, Wendy Young, and Car- BUSINESS STAFF: Julie Loudon (Ad Sales), Sharon Weber (Ad Sales rie McGhee, and Layout Design), Ann Liggett (Ad Sales). 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