Salem High School - Quaker Yearbook (Salem, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1980 volume:

REMEMBER . . .? JUNIOR HIGH Remember the eighth grade plays with Ricky Wright and Todd McCormick dressed like a girl? Remember launching rockets in Mr. New- ton 's science classes? REMEMBER OUR FIRST DAYS . .? IN HIGH SCHOOL And finally we arrived at high school as bright little freshmen. And we had our first pep assem- blies. 3 REMEMBER . Remember disecting sharks in hiol“ ogy? Or how about the great blizzard? Memories o£ fun in Spanish . . . and playing cards in the cafeteria. 4 Like pumping iron At til LiH-a-thons 5 Remember the Mudbowls ? REMEMBER . . .? 6 AND FINALLY WE WERE . . . SENIORS! A craziness called Senioritis” Our King of Hearts, John Madison . . . Another photography student on the attack . . . And His Court Student Government Day 9 AND THEN CAME . . . THE 1980 PROM Hoprich Valedictorian’s Award: Jeff Ehrhart, Dayne Myers, Beth Benson, and Denise Herron DAR Award: Beth Benson Dan forth Award: Jen Wilhelm and Joe Hartzell . . . AND A WARDS Top Ten: Troy Yakuhek, Jeff Ehrhart, Barry Ma- gyaros, Dayne Myers, Randy Miller, Susan Conn, Denise Herron, Karin LaHue, Beth Bensonr and Joni Hal deman n PTA Scholarship Award: Kathy Boals and Jack Zocolo EFFORT PA YS OFF STATE VOCATIONAL AWARDS OF DISTINCTION: Front: Janet Wolfe, Bruce Smith, Sandy Goughenour, Joan Stephenson, Sherry Kovach, Diane Shoemaker, Back: Janice Zamora, Beckie Young, Sandy Pryor, Janet Walters, Ruth Shas teen, Suzanne Fulgoni, Ted Nedzelski, Bob Metis, and Jeff Morning NAVY ROTC SCHOLAR- SHIP: Dayne Myers STATE PTA SCHOLAR- SHIP: Barry Ma - gyaros 12 SEA SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS: (Aca- demic) Denise Herron, (Vocational) Ran- dy Miller ART AWARDS: Front: Kelly Bush, Karen Keeler, Renae An- derson, Chris Toot, Regina Wendel, Judy Bailey, Lynne Con to fanti, Back: Tom Needham, Colleen Dougherty, Linda Yakubek, Wendy Stilwell, Chris Hippely, Devon Her, Debbie Knoedler, Janet Huston, Debbie Keller, Jill Lofland BROOKS WRITING A WARDS: Eric Buchanan, Janet Bettis, Beth Ben- son, Diane StoHer, Lloyd Martin, Lisa Raymond (Not pictured: Jacki Harrold, Melissa Conn, Jeanine Huzyak, Michele Hepler, Naoma Pre- gibon, Todd Olson) BURSON-URSU AWARD: Jack Zocolo and Julia Mont- lord LEHWALD SCHOLARSHIP AWARD; Jill Zocolo DRAMA AWARDS: Scott Miller, Rick Shafer, Brenda Pool, Lynne Centofanti MATH AWARDS: Lloyd Martin, Jeff Ehrhart, Frank Marino BROOKS SENIOR ENGLISH SCHOLARSHIP: Janet Bettis FOREIGN LANGUAGE A WARDS■ Dawn VanSickle, Jim Harrington, Linda Mar- tens SALEM BOARD OF EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP: Jen Wilhelm 14 BAUSCH-LOMB SCIENCE and MARTHA McCREADY MATH AWARDS: Karin LaHue MUSIC AWARDS: (Front) Shellee Kloos, Kathy Boals, Dottie Miller, John Zamarelli, Diane Gordon, Jenny Boa Is, Diane St offer, Suzon Horning (Back): Steve Pridon, Margot Medford, Mike Gabriel, Frank Zamarelli, Lloyd Martin, Dant Fitch, Scott Miller, Mary Zocolo. STATE AWARDS OF DISTINCTION: (Front) Brenda Pool, Sue Martinelli, Pam Huffman, Sean Casey. (Back) Joni Haldeman, Beth Benson, Kathy McGowan, Janet Huston, Denise Herron, Jen Wilhelm, Jeff Ehrhart. 15 AH, AT LAST GRADUATION � f “GRADUATION IS . .. I “THE ELEMENT OF SUCCESS “DREAM THE IMPOSSIBLE DREAM 16 R E C E I V I N G 0 U R D 1 P L O M A S THE CHANGING OF THE TASSELS THE REWARD 17 SENIOR CLASS PERSONALITIES Most Likely To Succeed: Denise Herron and Dayne Most Versatile: Jack Zocolo and Brenda Pool ms Most Studious: Jeff Ehrhart, (NOT PICTURED: Beth Benson) Most Athletic: Jeff Strabala and Jill Zocolo Timothy d. Bergman danet L. Bettis Elizabeth A. Benson Michael K. Berger Steven Lt Brink Kimberly S. Bricker Kathy L, Boats Ronnie G. Blackburn Marlin R. Catlos Gene L. Calai Julio E. Budde Sean P Casey Eugene R, Christopher Lynne A. Centofanti Tommy Colon Susan h. Conn Denise M. Crookston Kimberly S. Grosser Livia L. Curtis Charles R. Cushman Mark W. Cowie John C. Crawford Elizabeth M. Colbert Shane E. Cobourn ■ ■t • T. Ehrhart 17 Melissa A. Fields Cynthia L. Flanery Susan A. Forkel Bryan L. Grimm Joni L. Haldeman Joseph E. Gabriel Robert A. Goode Sandra K. Goughenour Kenneth D. Graft Tina L. Hamilton dacki b. Harr old RCnSr Doreen K. Jackson hori A. Jackson Sheryl L. Jamison Deanna K. Janofa Anne M. Jones Ralph D. Jones Rene L. Juillerat Kelly T Kantz Ann C. Kataro Karen S. Keefer Debra A. Keller Jeanne E. Kennedy Mary R. Kille Michael A. Kisner —- Michael R. Koran Heikki T. Koponen Debra L. Knoedler Scott G. Knave1 Kimberly A. Kuhns Karin J. LaHue Carol A. Lake Lisa A. Lan divert . s .•? Deborah L. McLaughlin Robert D. Metis Mary B. Metzgar Natalie F. Meyer David M. Miller Randal L. Miller Scott R. Miller Barbara A. Milliron Terry h. Miller Julia R. Mont£ord Matthew P. Minamyer Douglas S. Morrison Timothy D. Nedzelski Donald G. Shuman. Jr. Brenda L. Slosser David J. Shivers Richard M. Shivers Brett G. Smith Bruce G. Smith Patrick: J. Smith Robert W. Smith Linda D. Smith Lynda K, Smith Scott D. Smith Terri E. Smith Kevin M. Smolira Brenda L. Snyder Jay A. Snyder Richard A. Spack Deborah S. Stamp John R. Stamp Lisa K. Stanga Doreen L. Stanley Wendy J. Stilwell Keith A. Sto££er 41 Je££rey S. Strabala Traci A. Sweely Thomas E. Wright Becky R. Wright Richard A. Wright Denise L. Wood Jamie R. Yonkey Troy P. Yakuhek Deanna J. Zorik David L, Flood Joseph A. Harizell SENIORS NOT PICTURED: Scott P. Birtalan, Robert E. Bland, Victor Carreon, Jr., Marshall D. Clark, Richard A. Dicesare, Deborah L. Fortney, Scott D. Gagnon, Thomas E. Hlavcak, Janet L. Huston, Janet L. Irey, Richard A. Kirby, William D. Lutsch, Lori L, Meissner, Theodore J. Murutes, Dale J. Phillips, Lewis E. Pittman, Dorothy J. Reese, Rebecca J. Seaton, Derrick A. Shafer, William Spanbauer; Robert A. Syppko, Paul J. Tay- lor, Jeffrey A. Walter, Douglas A. Yeager. 45 Rick Zubaty John Zornick Mary Zocolo Scott Zimmerman Jeff Zimmerman Dianne Zimmerman Katie Zimmann Nicki Zamarelli Scott Yarwood Sheryl Woolf James Woolf Bud Wood Barb Wolfgang Roxanne Wilms Mark Willis Heidi Williams Hank Willard Greg Wilkinson Jeff Whinnery Paul Wendel Diane Ward Jean Walters Janet Walters Ken Walter Debbie Walter Mike Votaw Amy Tuel Shirley Trammell Joanna Totani Gab Totani John Tinsley Scott Thomas 50 Karen Sweely Karen Sullivan Rick Suggett Brian Stuchell Sue Stoops Mary Stone Diane Stoffer Beth Stilwell Joan Stephenson Sue Stepanic Rick Stapleton Gary Sommers 51 Marci Smith Linda Smith Brenda Smith Scott Slocum Dan Sines Marty Shone Diana Shoemaker Scott Shingleton Kathy Shellenberger Steve Shear Ken Schwer Keith Schrode Mark Schmid John Scheets Ruth Shasteen Scott Sharpes John Seddon Gary Sebrell Tom Scullion Debbie Scullion Dee Schaefer Karen Sarginger Drew Santee Scott Ryser Doug Rudibaugh Cindy Roessler Eric Roder Scott Roberts Mark Righetti Mark Ri££ee Tammy Reid Dawn Randolph Marcia Ramsey Alan Price Rich Prendergast Naoma Pregibon Patti Pitts Debbie Phillips MaryLou Perry John Penick Bill Pauline Angela Paster Tim Oriole Todd Olson Dave Nolan Robin Nannah Tim Murphy Dave Mowery Beth Morrison Diane Morey Pam Moore Rick Mont ford Kim Mohr Marcie Moffett Terry Miller Mark Miller Lois Miller Jeff Miller Vicky Metzgar Charlotte Messenger 54 Randy Ludt Kirk Lowdermilk Howard Loudon Lynn Lofland Cindy Lobdell Linda Little Dave Linton Chris Ley man Tina Lewis 55 Penny Lemmon Connie Lease Randy Laney Sharon LaHue Bob Kuhns Sherri Kovach Mary Kopec Tracy Kirkland Sue Kidder Kathy Kibler Jim Ketch urn Tim Kenreigh Diana Kelly Chip Kelly Shelley Kloos Bob Kemats Chuck Henderson Dean Heath Lisa Hart Linda Hart Julie Harrington Amy Harp Kim Gitschier Vicki Gilbey Julie Gibson Cheri Galchick Ginger Fulmer Kristi Franklin Hon Grimstad Becky Grimm Marty Gow Kathy Gorenc Jodi Gorby Gary Goddard 58 59 Debbie Culp Mark Crofcheck Julie Crihfield Debbie Couchie Sheri Costlow Karen Citino Diane Chappell Cheryl Chaffin Mike Cerneck Steve Centofanti Lenny Catlett Ann Carlisle Dwayne Carlisle Lori Carlariello Rob Campi Kevin Burke Lori Burk Quint Bryan Tom Brown Amy Brown Michele Breault Kathy Bowser Bonnie Bowker Danny Boehm Ron Blackburn Lori Blackburn Dennis Berkemeyer Kim Bell tJane Bell Tracy Beer Ted Beer Sandy Beer Bill Beer Darleen Beachler Helen Barrett Dave Barrett Charlotte Barcey Rob Bakondy Tammy Bailey Tom Andrason Winifred Allison Brenda Alesi Amy Adams Dave Abrams Allen Abrams JUNIORS NOT PICTURED: Robert Cable, Peggy Carlisle, Brad Dailey, David Fiebiger, Kerry Franzen, Stacey France, Rosemary Galchick, Keith Guiler, Carla Hawkins, Steve Roush, John Sekely, Scott Shingleton, Ben Singer, Tami Zeppernick. 61 THE CLASS OF SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICER: (TOP TO BOTTOM) Jim Harrington, President; Tricia Linder, Secretary; Becky Vuksta, Treasurer; Greg Pshsniak, Vice President (Not Pictured). Rod Zorick Mike Zocolo Doug Zimmerman Matt Yerkey Dave Yeagley Ann Yeager Susan Wyand Barb Wilms Brenda Williams Shari White Cindy Wells Susan Welling Shelley Weikart Greg Warner Bruce Walter Becky Vuksta Alesa Vaughn Laura Vanpelt Beth Untch Michele Szymczyk Cheryl Sweely Becky Swartz Nancy Stojek Andy Stewart Deneen Stamp John Stallsmith Steve Spiker Marci Sox Scott Snyder Sharon Smith Bandy Smith Michele Smith Beth Sisler Sandy Sines Pat Shoemaker Mary Beth Shivers Dan Sha££er Charles Shaier Charles Sell Jenni Secrest Julie Seho Sherri Scott Lauri Scott Barth Schrode 66 Mark Schmidt Trish Schiavone Pam Schehl Eric Sarginger Tammy Sanders Prank Sanchez Mario Salvino Cindy Sabatino Jeremy Rousseau Jim Rothburst Jacqueline Romeo Kim Roher Mike Rogers Steve Roessler Don Roberts Mark Ritchey Steve Riddle Martha Reynolds Pauline Reinhardt Ron Reedy Lisa Raymond Robert Pryor Thane Pregibon Keith Ragan Susan Pugh Greg Pshsniak 67 Mary Power Marsha Pool Lynn Pirone Bob Perdew Tim Nannah Sharon Murphy Susan Moyer George Morris John Paumier Martin Paulini Bobbi Pauline Marcy Paster Julie Parker Ted Nedzelski Tom Nannah Nick Paparodis Sheila Pandya Bill Oldcorn Leonard Nortrup Tom Needham Deanna Martin Sharon Martig Debbie Martens Jeff Manis Kim Malloy Nancy Maher Missy Magyaros Debbie Maenz Diane Madjarac Betsy Moffett Ann Mlinarcik Gary Mincher Juanita Milliron Tina Miller Terri Miller Randy Miller Norman Miller Margot Medford Beth McNicol Carol McKinley Laura McCabe ■■ ■ Robert Mack Debbie Lutz Donald Ludt Joyce Long Debbie Lipp Thomas Lindsay David Lindsay Danny Lindsay Tricia Linder Debbie Lieder John Lewis Jim Lehwald Mark Lease Debra Lease David Lawton Scott Laughlin Stephen Langer Heidi Knoedler 70 71 Patricia Hlavc k Becky Hill Michele Hepier James Harrington Tom Hahlen Je£i Gusman Glenda Gudat Jeii Greenfield Robin Green Tina Gr ndolfo Scott Hrvatin Sherry Horning Dave Horning Jeff Hochadel Beth Hippely Marty Hergenrother David Hayes Cheryl Halverstadt Thad Gorby Cathy GleckJer Kim Gerber Carl George Dan Gaydosh Brian Gay Liz Gatchel Laura Galchick Maragret Gabriel Deanna Fulgoni Korean France Tom Fluharty Kathy Flick Tim Flanery Chris Firestone Joe Fink Darrin Fields Kea Fediaczko Rosalie Faulkiner Mary Evans Marsha Eucker Bill Erskine 3 Sheri Crouse John Crouse Curtis Criswell Edith Crawford Boh Englert Doug Emge Scott Ellis Darren Elias Shawn Eddinger Richard Early Aiirt e Dudley Chris Doyle Rhonda Dimko Sande Dillon John Dickey Bill Devlin Janice Delp Ned Dawes Fred Dabelstein James Cutchall hahi Curtis Denise Crum 74 Robert Chaffin Renee Chaffin Renee Oran A Brad Cranmer Allisa Covert Michael Cover Amy Cope Doug Cook Ray Conser Patricia Collins Bruce Cody Kevin Cockrell Jane Close Diane Clelland Heather Clark Cathy Clark Brenda Clark Steve Chaffin 75 Gordon Cassin ger Faron Carreon Melissa Cain Maryann Cain Kelly Bush Robert Burton Sally Burri or Dave Burkett Scott Bryant IVendi Browne Wendy Brown Tammy Brown David Brobander Laurie Bosel Vicky Borkowski Doug Boa Is Lori Blackburn Mark Berger Todd Boiling Lori Barker Peter Apicella Arthur Apicella Chad Anderson Roseami Allison Lori Adams SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED: Greg Birtalan, Mike Brackin, Bo bin Brown, Debbie Cibula, Curtis Colbert, James Dickey, Mark England, Chris Furlong, Steve Hahn, John Hill, Charles Hall, Mark Karol, Debbie Kirby, Lawrence Lottman, Lloyd Martin, Cathy Maynard, John Pasko, Tony Quinn, Erix Rudder, Julie Pinkerton, David Solomon, Bob Toot, Linda Walter. m ORTHOPEDICALLY HANDICAPPED I I v Wm CLASS PB r r Terry Wo lie Tammy Stutler Connie Gorby Fred Edling Mike Hardenbrook Doug Mattevi THE CLASS OF 1983 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Matt Ospeclr, President; Steve Straba la. Vice President; Jill Bakondy, Secretary; Kelly Finch, Tree- surer. 80 Lisa Wheatley Martha Wen del Kan Walling Dabby Weldon Karan Wair Rhonda Waingart Ray Wilson Ja£f Wilson Kavin Willard Chuck Williams Bath Willis Connie Whitman 82 Kirk Sieves Ron Stanton Christine Stamp Lena Staken Jeff Watson Tina Walter Tara Votaw Becky Unger Dave Tullis Doug Trummer .Anna Torti Tina Toothman Sheila Toothman Rick Tinsley Lori Thorne Keith Teneyck Phillip Sweeney Ken Sugget Steve Straba la Irene Stratton Mary Stoops Jill Stoddard Kelly Spiker Ross Spatz Gigi Son agere Wanda Smith Norm Sosbe Jose Soriano Shawn a Seddon Lisa Scullion Lisa Schuster Karen Schmid Dwight Smith Mark Slocum Hope Singer Maria Shellenberger David Shears Richard Shasteen Bruce Shasteen Wayne Shanley Tab Shatter Mike Senanefes Jacob Sell Carl Sekely 83 8 John Schiavone Chuck Saniilippo Mark Sanders Heather Roberts Elaine Roberts Barb Rapp Allan Quinn John Price Steve Pocrnich Paul Pirone Mary Pickles Lisa Phillips Tina Peterson Bianca Penick Kathy Peludot Brenda Pauline John Panezott Sonya Pandya Teressa Ousley Matt Ospeck Tammy Oast Luann Nortrup Darla Nolan Brad Myers Paul Murphy Mike Mozina Tim Mounts Connie Morris Debbie Monteleone Jim Milhoan Diana Milheim Harold Metzgar Rick Manning Robert Mehno Mike Medford Susan McQuilkin Michele McQuiston Shery Me Neal Donna McIntosh 5 Mary Lewis Todd Lepley Mark Leider Ron Lease Richard Lease Oraig Laval lee 86 Edward Krebs Tammy Kornbau Jill Klosterman Kelly Kirkland Terry Kirby Beverly Kemats Dawn Kelly Doug Keller Dirk Keller Pat Kee£er James Kay Helen Kataro 87 Dorothy Irey Jeanine Huzyak Laura Hutton Lou Huffman Bob Hoover Rod Holbert Grant Hiner Bill Hill Henry Hergenroder Dave Hawkins Michele Harrold Eric Harris Darleen Hall Sue Gusman Eric Greathouse Kevin Jamison Dennis Jackson Tracy Isaacs Michele Irey Barbara Hull Terri Hulfer John Hotfmaster Brent Hively REACH OUT FOR A foreign language I I Dave Gram Diana Gordon Kim Goodchild Franc Frateschi Toby Franks Rick Foreman David Fisher Kelly Finch Jon Fiebiger Robert Exline Barbara Ewing Becky Ehrhart Daniel Edgerton Tammy Gillespie Hope Gidley Karla George Michael Gabriel Sharon Fryman Kim Frye Mike Gbur Steve Garoialo Molly Galchick Dawna Earl Terri Doyle Paula Downs Colleen Dougherty Ronald Detell Charles Delvichio Shelly Dees Scott Davis Richard Davis Brian Davidson Sherry Daugherty Brett Darner Ariel Dailey Paula Cutchall Pat Curran Kathy Culler Robert Cross Lisa Grosser Melody Craft Connie Coy Cathy Coy Bobby Cowie Mark Covert Melissa Conn 90 Sam Clark Eddie Chandler Cindy Chaffin Mark Centofani Kelly Canton David Cerne ck Jennifer Carpenter Ted Campbell Jenny Brookes Steve Breckenridge Stacey Brant John Brackin Gigi Calai Kathy Bush Donald Bush Daniel Bush Robin Burton Wendy Burrier Darren Burke Bob Burge Josephine Buckius Eric Buchanan Carla Bryan Tom Bruderly 91 92 David Borrelli Sandra Borders Bill Booth Jenny Boa Is Julie Blackburn David Birk Becky Bergman Jacqueline Berger Linda Bennett Bonnie Bender Judith Bell Harold Bell Mark Bariette Paula Baker TiIM Apicalia Walter An tram Andrew Andrason Julie Anderson Janet Anderson Carol Anderson Bruce Anderson 3 BOARD OF EDUCATION New member starting January 1, 1980 is Dr. Terrence Casey Seated: Mrs. Martha Lolland, Mr. Bruce Gordon, Mr. William McCormick, Mr. John , Herman;Standing: Mr. Bryce Kendall, Mrs. Carolyn Funk, Board Clerk, Mr. Randy Engle, Asst. Superintendent, Mr. Robert Pond, Superintendent. THOSE IN CHARGE Mr. Rob Delane: Principal, Mr. Anthony Monteleone: Asst, Principal, Mr. John Cabas: Asst. Principal, Mr. Frank Hoopes. Athletic Director. (Not pictured: Mr. Charles McShane: Pupil Personnel and Vocational Director) THE ONES WE NEED Mr. Richard St offer, Mrs. dan Bosu, Mr. Richard Warnerf Mrs. Anita Ward: Counselors Secretaries - Seated: Mrs. Marilou Holroyd, Standing: Mrs. Joanne Richer, Mrs. Iona Bricker (not pictured: Mrs. Dora Tinsley, Mrs. Wanda Yakubek) LANGUAGES ENGLISH Mrs. Marje Miller:English I, English III; Mr. Bill Esposito: Advanced English IETf Journalism, yearbook, Bi-Weekly; Miss Evelyn Mercure - Vocational English, Eng- lish II, Independent Reading; Mr. Mike Pow ers: English I, English II; Mr. Robert Mucci: Vocational English, Mythology, Short Fiction, English II Mrs. Jean Esposito - Advanced English II, College English; Mrs. Julieann Miles: Persuasive Speech, Advanced Speech. (Not Pictured: Mr. James Lantz: English I, [A Mr. Robert Viencek: English III, College Writing, Theater Production) Die trofiaries MATHEMATICS Mr. Bill Hetrick: Pre-Algebra, Applied Math, Practical Math; Mrs. Doris Loria: Geometry, Practical Math: Mr. Carl Bevington: Function Analysis, Advanced Algebra; (Not Pictured: Mrs. Jane Eckstein: Algebra I; Mr. Ken Bosu: Pre-Algebra, Algebra I, Practical Math) Miss Arlene Hasson: World Geogra- phy, Civics; Mr. Galen Zimmerman: Civics, World History; Mr. Chet Tetlow: Civics, History Government; Mr. Da- vid Morris: U.S. History, POD; Psychology (Not Pictured: Mr. Rick Hackett: World History) H I S T O R Y 9B MUSIC Mr. J ££ Jeckavitch: Stage Band, Band; Mrs. Carol Jeck- avitch: Concert Choir, Mixed Choir, Music Theory, Cham- ber Choir. ART Above: Mrs. Barbara Marra: Art I, Sculpture I, Advanced Sculpture, Mr. Clyde Ross: Art I; MissJanis Yereb: Photogra- phy, Painting, Graphic Arts, Design, Advanced Painting. Right: Mrs, Carol Baillie: Physical Education, Advanced Phys- ical Education, Gym Duty; Mr. Clyde Ross: Physical Education. Mr. Tom DeBarr: Physical Education, Advanced Physical Edu- cation, Health (Not pictured: Mr. Jerry Allen: Health, Physical Education) TOO PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Bill Moncheck: Earth Science I, Advanced Earth Science I; Mrs. Frances May: Biology, Advanced Biology; Mr. Don Turner:Chemistry, Mr. Don Kibler: Below: Home Economics - Miss Vicki Hornung: Earth Science I, Physics; Mr. Frank Parks: Biology (Not Pictured: Mr. Kirk Foods, Home Economics II, Child Care; Mrs. Mary Ritchie: Earth Science) Alice Cozza: Family Living; Miss Jane Theiss: Home Economics I, Foods. Left: Industrial Arts - Mr. Donald Zinz: Metals II, Metals I, Small Engine, Woodshop I; Mr. Don Conser: Photography, Woodshop III, Woodshop I, Woodshop II Mr. Charles Long: Electricity I, II, Mechanical Drawing I, II INDUSTRIAL ARTS 101 BUSINESS Seated: Mrs. Ruth Marhefka: Typing 1, Personal Typing: Mrs. Jan McKenzie: Steno II, Mrs. Elaine Haddad: Clerical II; Standing: Mrs. Doris Powers: Clerical I; Mrs. Marilyn Santullo: Recordkeep- ing, Typing II, Typing I; Mrs. Doris Con kle:S t eno I; Mr. SteveBirtalan: General Business, Consumers Edu cation, Sales, Commercial Law; Mr. Craig Readshaw: Recordkeeping, Typing I, (Not Pictured: Mr. Fred Kunar; Bookkeeping I, II) Mr. hou Newton: Drafting I; Mr. Robert Citin o:MachineT raining 1; Mr. Jerry Beiling: Drafting II; Mr. Gary Ricker: OWE I, Gym Duty, Work Supervision; Mr. John Oana: OWE II, Work Supervision, (Not Pictured: Mr. Frank Stone: Machine Training II) VOCATIONAL EDUCATION 102 Mr. Paul Headland: Special Education Mr. Steve Krivonak: Special Education: Mr. Ron Heath: Teacher of the Orthopedically Handicapped, SPECIAL EDUCATION CAFETERIA STAFF Charlotte James, Delphine Schneider, Donna Walzer, Mary Jane Snyder, Alyce Hollinger, Dennis Miller, Barbara John- son, Margaret Fleischer, Doro- thy Miller, Mary Fowler. CUSTODIANS Seated: Margaret Kicko, Catherine Coy, Maria Martens, Standing: Ruth Metis, Beverly Birkhimer Gibby Barth a, Bob Miller STUDENT COUNCIL . . SCHOOL LEADERSHIP Row l - Chuck Henderson, Tim Kenreigh, Row 2 Jill Zocolo: Secretary; Scot Darling: Treasurer; Mark Shivers: Vice President; Jack Zocolo: President; Brenda Alesi, Gab Totani, Ann Vaughn, Dianna Kelly, Jeff Soldo, Row 3 Beth Benson, Sue Maher, Lori Ritchey, Jen Wilhelm, Jenny Sec rest, Lloyd Martin, Amy Cope, Todd Olson, Dave Mowery, Row 4 Sean Hart, Cathy Clark, Lisa Raymond, Steve Chaffin, Darren Elias, Tom Scullion, Row 5 - Irene Stratton, Sherry McNeal, Jenny Boa Is, Row 6 - Anna Torti, Lisa Grosser, Laura Hutton, Ted Jones, Steve Strahala, Bill Jelen, Joe Marra Student Council has been working for years giving elected students a voice in the school administration. There are many annual activities performed by Student Council. The members run the concession stand after school. They are re- sponsible for the tablet and pen machines, the Valentine's Day Booth, and the King of Hearts dance. Another project is the sell- ing of orange drink and doughnuts in the mornings. They sponsor all of the Homecoming activities in addition to other dances through- out the year. One focus of attention this year has been on helping the communi- ty. The Student Council donated much time and effort on projects such as establishing a youth room at the Memorial Building. Con- structive projects were helped car- ried through by adviser Mrs. Eck- stein. 106 BOY AND GIRL STATERS Front ■ Jack Zocolo, Mark Shivers, Back Sean Hart, Dayne Myers, Barry Magyaros Buckeye Boys State, spon- sored hy the American Legion, was held £or nine days at Bowling Green State University. The boys took part in mock government elec- tions and campaigns. Dayne Myers was elect- ed to the House o£ Re- presentatives and Jack Zocolo to the Senate. Sean Hart was appoint- ed by the governor as Director of Health. Barry Magyaros served in the governor's cabi- net as Budget and Man- agement Director. Todd McCormick was elected County Engineer, and Mark Shivers served as Assistant County Pros- ecuting Attorney. Capital University was the site o£ Buckeye Girls State. The American Le- gion sponsored the eight days. The girls were taught about var- ious phases o£ United States government. Karin LaHue was elect- ed to the House o£ Re- presentatives and Susan Conn to the Senate. Ju- lia Mont ford served as a campaign director and Jill Zocolo on the Coun- ty Board of Elections. Karen Alexander was appointed a City Park Leader and Lisa Stanga, Assistant Prosecuting Attorney. Standing - left to right - Karen Alexander, Jill Zocolo, Sue Conn, Lisa Stanga, Karin LaHue, Julia Mont ford 107 There to extend a warm hand to new ex- change students are the members of the American Field Service. This year the ATS student to Salem was Natalie Meyer from Melbourne, Australia. The club, among other things, held money making projects AFS Row I ■ Roxanne Wilms, Dawn VanSickle, Diane Stoffer, eTulia Mont ford, Mary Ann Foreman, Linda Martens, Dave Linton, Kelly Kantz, Wendy Stilwell, Row 2 • Janice Delp, Roseanne Allison, Amy Tuel, Tom Needham, Anna Torti, Dotti Miller, Julie Crihfield, Terri Huffer, Mike Cernek Row 3 Melissa Conn, Heidi Williams, Pam Moore, Drew Santee, Row 4 Cathy Gleckler, Beth McNicol, Denise Herron, Row 5 Dave Shivers, Karen Keefer, Sue Stoops, Bobbi Pauline and put a lot of time and effort into one special day, ATS Day. This is when Salem Jioffts other exchange students from area schools. After school they go out for dinner. The day is then topped off with a student- faculty basketball and volleyball game. SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club increased their Row 1 - Shari White, Sue Conn: President; Gab Totani: Vice President; Joanna Totani: knowledge of Europe this year by Secretary; Diane Ward: Treasurer; Lori Fisher, Debbie Culp, Cindy Roessler, Row 2 - hosting speakers and slide shows. Lori Hummel, Beth Untch, Tammy Brown, Sue Pugh, Dean Tediaczko, Vicky Bor- One such speaker was a former Sa- kowski, Mark Rif fee, Dianne Zimmerman, Row 3 - Heidi Williams, Angela Kauf- lem student who had traveled to man, Tina Grandolfo, Brenda Williams, Beth Benson, Devon Iler, Cindy Flanery, 0 Spain. Other club activities in- Ken Walter, Pete Apicella, Dave Homing, Row 4 - Sharon LaHue, Sue Kidder, Ralph elude fund raising projects to help Jones, Henry Koponen, Becky Vuksta Row 5 - Cathy Clark, Shelly Weikart, Afike with expenses for the annual ban- Cemeck, Rob Bakondy, At Railing - Julie Crih field. Sue Stoops, Bobbi Pauline, Julia guet held at a near-by Mexican res- Montford, Row - Mary Zocolo, Mary Beth Shivers, Nancy Maher, Jenny Sec rest, taurant. Row 7 - Terie Dermotta, Kathy McGowan 108 FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUBS ADD CLASS FRENCH CLUB The French Club, though not as large as some, had a productive year. Under the leadership of Madame Schulte, they co-ordinated various ac- tivities such as seasonal parties with a French accent and the annual banquet of French deli- cacies. The French Club is growing into new and better things. Row 1 - Tom Needham, Kim Roher, Cindy Wells, Lisa Scullion, Lahi CurtisTreasurer; Janice Delp: President; Lisa Raymond: Secretary; Lloyd Martin, Chip Rose, Row 2 Chris Dawes, Kelly Karol, Connie Coy, Donna McIntosh, Terri Huffer, Glena McAfee, Lisa Loudon, Becky Swartz, Dawn Kelly, Sue Conn, Sue Richert, GERMAN CLUB The German Club has been very busy this year, as in past years. It has served the community through projects such as the donation of food baskets, and singing Christ- mas carols in the halls of the Con- valescent Center. The club, follow- ing tradition, observed the Ger- man holiday of Fashing (harvest festival) and looked into the differ- ences between the Christmas cere- monies of Germany and those of the United States. Row 1 Beth McNicol: Vice President; Margot Medford: Secretary; Linda Martens: Treasurer; Harald Wolf: Presiden:; Katie Zimmann, Dawn VanSickle, Ned Dawes, John Ijewis, Mike Medford, Row 2 - Steve Langer, Eric Buchanan, Eric Harris, Roy Cobert, Sean Hart, Kelly Bush, Kelly Kantz, Bob Abrams, Row 3 - Dennis Twaddle, Laura McCabe, Doug Cook, Row 4 Sue Moyer, Julie Crihfield, Denise Herron, Row 5 ■ Jeremy Rousseau, Clete Paumier 109 MU ALPHA THETA Mu Alpha Theta, the National Math Club, is for students who enjoy mathematics. It is open to all ju- niors and seniors who are in at least their third year of math, have at least a 3,0 average in math, and have at least a 3,0 overall average. Starting 50 years ago as Math Club, it became known as Mu Alpha Theta in 1968. The oldest school club at SHS, its activities included the annual trip to Pittsburgh to Buhl Planetarium and the Laser- ium. Advisors are Mr. Bevington and Mrs. Eckstein. Row l Barry Magyaros, Karin LaHue, Jeff Ehrhart, Diane Ward Row 2 Marcie Keeler, Peggy Julian, Julie Vance, Angela Kaufman, Beth Benson, Row 3 - Mike Cer- ri eck, Chuck Henderson, Todd Olson, Sue Forkel, Caroline Vogt, Patti Reichle, Linda Martens, Dayne Myers ACADEMIC HONOR SOCIETY To qualify for the Salem High School Academic Honor Society, a student must be a junior or senior who has for four consecutive semesters earned all As and B’s. Advised by Mrs. Cozza and Mrs. Ward, the service club had Christmas, Valentine, and Easter projects aimed at help- ing the community. The Club, for- merly named Hi-Tri, ends the year with a parent-student banquet. A scholarship of 2oo dollars is offered to a senior member who has been active in serving the club, school, and community. 110 Seated - Mary Zocolo, Joanna Totani, Marcie Keeler, Joni Haldeman, Denise Herron, Karin LaHue, Angela Kaufman, Standing - Sharon LaHue, Linda Martens, Diane Ward, Beth Benson, Lisa Landwert, Mary Beth Metzgar, Trudi Wilms “IMPROVE TOMORROW BY WORKING INTERACT Row l Sharon LaHue: Treasurer; Mary Zocolo: Sec- retary; Jack Zocolo: Vice President; Dayne Myers: President; Row 2 - Shelly Weikart, Deneen Stamp, Cindy Wells, Marcie Keeler, Joanna Totani, Lisa Raymond, Becky Swartz, Lloyd Martin Row 3 Missy Magyaros, Vicky Borkowski, Bohhi Pauline, Laurie Scottt Brenda Clarkr Beth McNi- col, Janice Delp, Tom Needham Row 4 - Becky Vuksta, Linda Huffman, Diane Ward, Cindy Roessler, Diann Morey, Pam Moore, Mike Hubbs, Jeff Ehrhart, Row 5 - Jill SSocolo, Anne Jones, Angela Kaufman, Tim Murphy, Henry Koponen, Ralph Jones Row 6 - Lori Ritchey, Kathy McGowan, Beth Benson, Lisa Lan divert, Karin LaHue, Kelly Kan tz, Lois Landwert. Interact and Key Club were two of the most active clubs in school this year. They always had many pro- jects planned to keep them busy. Both clubs donated their time by ringing bells for the Salvation Army at Christmas time, and Key Club donated Thanksgiving and Christmas food baskets to some of Salem's needy families. Internet's advisor is Mr. Bosu, who opened the club to females this year. Key Club's advisor is Mr. Bennett. Both clubs have con tribu ted much to the school and community, and their efforts have been greatly ap- preciated. CLUB Row l • Lloyd Martin, Wendi Browne, Todd Olson, Lisa Raymond, Drew Santee: President; Dave Schiller: Secretary; Joe Vuksta: Treasurer; Chuck Henderson: Vice President; Steve Mehno, Todd McCormick, Row 2 Joni Haldeman, Suzon Horning, Terri Smith, Janet Bettis, Amy Tuel, Lisa Snyder, Tom Wright, Denny Ulrich, Mike Cerneck, Scott Ryser, Tom Darling Row 3 Kevin Jamison, Dave Linton, Tod Bennett, Dave Blood, Brian McQuilkin, Scot Darling: Sergeant of Arms; Dave Mowery, Dan Boehm, John Tinsley, Bill Mattix Row 4 - Henry Koponen, Dave Horning, Clete Paumier, Jeremy Rousseau, Tim Bergman, Richard Spack, Dave Cerneck, Ralph Jones, John Untch, Jeff Horning 111 WE START OUT WALKING m Row 1 Julia Montford, David Shivers, Patti Reichle, Sue Forkel, Row 2 - Doug Cook, Terie Derxnotta, Cindy Planery, Karin LaHue, Sharon Lahue, Keith Schrode, Janice Delp, Tom Needham FSA FSA (Future Scientists ot America) is £or students who enjoy sciences. This year PSA made money in a key ring sale. They were able to buy science books for our library and a piece of equipment for the science depart- ment. In the spring PSA went on a field trip to the Center of Science and Industry in Columbus. PSA s advisor is Mr. Moncheck. 112 Row 1 - Tom Needham, Betsy Moffett, Lisa Snyder, David Shivers, Row 2 • Miss Magyaros, Tony MartineJJi, Jodi Gorby, Devon Her, Renae Anderson, Debbie Keller, Jud Bailey “3 Oi So tb 3 . . . AND LEARN TO RUN AUDIO VISUAL CREW MORNING ANNOUNCER Front Row Bob Lockhart, Dan Gaydosh, Back Row - Howard Loudon, Ralph Jones, Keith Stoffer, Geoff Coccia, Katie Zimmann Row 1 - Scott Smith, Tom Wright, Joe Vuksta, Denny Ulrich, Brett Smith, Jeff Walter, Sean Hart, John Madison, Jeff Strabala, Mark Shivers, Pat Weldon, Row 2 - Brenda Pool, Linda Yakubek, Jean Kennedy, Wendy Stilwell, Jill Zocolo, Sue Maher, Denise Wood, Scot Darling, Rob Bakondy, Mike Cerneck, Row 3 - Becky Swartz, Lori Ritchey, Julie Harrington, Becky Vuksta, Diane Ward, Mary Zocolo, Doreen Jackson, Brian McQuilkin, Barry Magyaros, Dave Flood, Tod Bennett, Jeff McGuire, Row 4 - Roy Cobert, Scott Ryser, Randy Miller, Bill Oldcorn, Marci Sox, Beth Hippely, Mark Riffee, Quint Bryant, Dennis Twaddle, Mark Righetti, John Untch, Row 5 Ken Walter, Bill Mattix, Eric Sarginger, Dave Yeagley, Dave Mowery, Anne Jones, Marylou Perry, Beth Dunlap, Scott Roessler, Row 6 - Bud Wood, Chuck Henderson, John Tinsley, Dan Boehm, Scott Slocum, Tim Kenreigh, Kirk Lowdermilk, Tom Scullion, Drew Santee, John Penick, John Zornick, Steve Mehno 113 WORKING TOGETHER . . . Row 1 Janet Walters: Historian; Diann Morey, Joan Stephenson, Kathy Kibler, Marci Moffett, Delores Tharpe, Beth Morrison, Diana Shoemaker: Vice President; Vicky Metzgar Row 2 Dehra Walter, Linda Smith, -Dm Schaefer, Lisa Hart: Parliamentarian Naoma Pregihon: President; Reva Thomast Sherri Kovach, Tammy Reid: Secretary; Angela Paster: Treasurer; Cheryl Chaffin STENO I The IOE Steno I class traveled to Canton, Ohio to visit the Nationwide Insurance Agency. Also planned was a Business luncheon held at Timberlanes, with Ron- ald R. Smith from IBM, who spoke on job interviews. The club joined the Ohio Ollice Education Associ- ation and participated in the contests that were held at Youngstown State. The money making projects included selling stu££ed animals and cheese which were both very successful. 114 PREPARING FOR TOMORROW Row I - Liz Weekley, Susie Yakubek: Vice-President; Trudy Lottman: Secretary; Pam Dimko: Treasurer; Sue Paxton: President; Bonnie Bailey: Historian; Lynda Smith;Parliamentarian Row II - Judy Wilson, Debbie Randolph, Sandy Pryor, Kim Bricker, Becky Young, Nancy Sanfulippo, Lori Jackson (Mot Pictured): Cindy Hole STENO II Steno II had a productive year under their teacher, Mrs. Jan McKenzie. Steno II is the second year o£ a two-year program teaching secretarial skills to senior girls. A normal day in Steno II is challenging, but never dull. 115 DEVELOPING SKILLS Row I - Connie Lease, Ruth Shasteen: Vice'President; Penny Lemmon: Treasurer; Patty Pitts: Historian, Terri Miller: President; Ann Carlisle: Parliamentarian; Charlotte Messenger: Secre- tary; Jackie Cramer. Row II - Ginger Fulmert Sandy Vild, Helen Barrett, Amy Adams, Dawn Randolph, Debbie Scullion, Vicky Gilbey, Kathy Sheilenberger CLERICAL I The Clerical I program is the first year of a two year, in- school program for juniors, designed to prepare students for positions in the clerical field. Instruction in this program includes all subjects related to the clerical field. Skills are developed in typewriting, fil- ing, adding machine opera- tion, and accounting. Basic skills in English and business mathematics will be reviewed and reinforced. It is not all work, we go on field trips and we have a busi- ness luncheon. We also have a club where we do different projects to raise money. This year we sold stuffed animals and cheese. Learning the skills in the clerical field is a fascinating experience for anyone inter- ested in office work. The skills we learn are a prepara- tion opportunity that is in- teresting and very useful. I . . LEARNING A CAREER Intensive Office Education Sen- ior Clerical is the second year o£ a two-year program which is designed for students who have developed some skill in typewriting and have had some background in basic business in forma ti on. This program is designed to develop the ability to per- form with business compe- tency those duties of a cleri- cal nature generally as- signed to beginning office workers. Students who have achieved excellence in the program may be employed to handle a small office. Stu- dents may also be employed as a worker in minor office occupations; such as filing, typing, handling mail, du- plicating work, and doing copy work and minor record keeping. Row I Sandy Goughenour: Historian; Janice Zamora: Treasurer; Suzanne Fulgoni: Vice- President; Brenda Snyder: President; Tarn’ Moup: Secretary Lori Meissner: Parliamentarian, Row II Terri Smith, Sue Manning, Becky Wright, Beth Dunlap, Anne Jones, Debbie McLaugh- lin. 117 JUNIOR DRAFTING ROW I - Ron Grimstad, Scott Yarwood, Jett Miller, Steve Maenz, President; Steve Devan, Mike Daniels, Jett Whinnery, Sergeant of Arms; Scott Thomas, ROW II ■ Mark Hough, Mike Cunningham, Jim Wool£, Treasurer; Alan Price, Mark Miller, Public Relations; Greg Wilkinson, Vice President; Mark Righetti, Mark Schmid, Jett Cushman: Secretary; Mark Crofcheck The junior draftsmen had an interesting year. They sold candles to earn money to buy jackets. They held a very successful and enjoying dinner. Some members of junior drafting participated in the VICA Olympics. This program is provided so that the guys can show the skills that they have learned. They were also involved in other activities. They sponsored a concession stand that helped bring in needed mon- ey. They also went on many interesting field trips to learn of better ways to im- prove and prepare them for . . . Senior DraftingI 118 ’«ICR high school ' : nvi«� � . t� |W„ VKt-NII H •rtt.UTM : cc� ui nuu ROW I - Don Shuman, Vice President; Randy Miller, Jeff McGuire, Public Relations; Mark Cowie, Wade Batch, Ron Shasteen, ROW II - Jamie Yonkey, Matt Minamyer, President; Mike Hubhs, Scott Knavel, Alan Schnorrenherg, Jeff Homing, Steve Brink, Secretary; Dave Livingston, Treasurer. Not Pictured - Bob Smith The Senior Drafting class planned many activities during the 1979-1980 school year. They sponsored an after-the-game dance to earn money to buy equip- ment for future drafting classes. They also planned many field trips to parts of Ohio. One such trip was to the Can ton - Timken Bearing Company. The Senior Draft- ing class had an all around good year and we all wish them luck in their careers. SPIRIT a The Pep Club this year is trying to promote school spirit. When the girls spell out SALEM QUAKERS every week, they are trying to get all the student body to cheer, so the team can know that the school is behind them all the way. The club's activities varied £rom decorating the halls and the cafeteria with all their wacky posters to preparing the goody bags for the players on game day. The Quaker Lady and Quaker Sam were also chosen as the 1979-80 school mascots through the Pep Club. Row l - Jackie Harroldt Lisa Stanga, Brenda Pool, Denise Her- ron, Trudi Wilms, Kathy McGowan, Cindy Hole, Lori Rit- chey, Lois Landwert. Beth Benson, Jill Zocolo, Row 2 • Sheryl Ja- mison, Patricia Ward, Jen Wil- helm, President; Devon Her, Anne Barrette, Sue Windon, Lisa Land- wert, Co-captain; Mindy Danklef, Linda Yakubek, Becky Seaton, and Mary Beth Metzgar, Co-captain. 121 ROW 1 - Becky Seaton, Brenda Pool, Suzon Horning, Tim Murphy, Debbie Culp, Dana McLaughlin, Carol McKinley, Scott Miller, Kelly Kantz, Renae Anderson, ROW 2 Beth Colbert, Judy Bailey, Rose Allison, Ann Barrette. ROW 3 Darrin Fields, John Stallsmith, Dave Schiller, Scott Hrvatin, Steve Pridon, Chris Dawes, Amy Tuel, Charlotte Barcey, Sally Burner, Margot Medford, Barb DeRoads, Mary Kopec ROW 4 Julie Gibson, Lori Galchick, Kelly Karol, ROW 5 - Deanne Zorick, Jack Zocolo, and Juanita Milliron. ROW 6 Edie Crawford, Julie Crihfield, Marcia Pool (Standing on head, left to right); Jack Zocolo, Tim Murphy, Standing left to right; Becky Seaton, Suzon Horning (kneeling), Scott Miller, Kelly Kantz, Brenda Pool. THESPIANS 122 “CINDERELLA . “BYE BYE BIRDIE 99 Ili SALEM HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND 1979-1980 126 127 RIFLES KATHY BOALS. CHRIS HIPPELY, LISA FIELDS. RENAE ANDERSON. CAROLINE VOGT. and DEANNA ZORIK. SILKS JILL LO- FLAND, WENDY BROWN. JUDY BAILEY. LAHI CURTIS. TAMI HUFFER. LYN ICKES, KRYS- TAL SANDERS. RUTHSHASTEEN, and DEBBIE KNOEDLER. ROW I BRENDA WILLIAMS, AMY MADISON. SUE PUGH, and BARB WOLFGANG. ROW 2 - TINA MILLER. ROBYN FINCH DENISE CROOKSTON, DEBBIE WALTER and CHRIS TOOT. ROW 1 - KEVIN BARRETT. PRESIDENT; JON BARRETT. TREASUR- ER; MARY ZOCOLO, LIBRARIAN; JACK ZOCOLO, VICE PRESI DENT, TIM MURPHY LIBRARIAN; and DENISE CROOKSTON, SECRETARY. BAND OFFICERS COLOR GUARD MAJORETTES DRUM MAJOR: JAY SNYDER 1979-1980 STAGE BAND ROW 1 - DENISE CROOKSTON, DIANE WARD, SUZON HORNING, BETH BENSON, CHRIS TOOT, JEANNE KENNE- DY; SHARONLAHUE, ROXANNE WILMS, SHELLY KLOOS, ANGELA KAUFMAN, BOBBIPAULINE, JACKZOCOLO, DIANE DECROW. PAM MOORE, SCOTT RYSER, KEVIN BARRETT, KATHY BOALS, JIM PURRINGTON. STEVE PRIDON, ROW 2 LINDA BENNETT, MIKE GABRIEL, DA WN VANSICKLE, CHRISTY PUGH, ROBYN FINCH, DOREEN STANLEY; MARY ZOCOLO, FRANK ZAMARELLI, ERIC FORNEY, TIM MURPHY, DARREN ELIAS, JOHN ZORNICK, DANT FITCH, JON BARRETT, LEE COCCIA, VIRGIL DIBIASE, and JOHN CRA WFORD. PEP BAND ROW 1 JON BARRETT, JACK ZOCOLO, and KEVIN BARRETT. ROW 2 TIM MURPHY, JIM PURRING TON, MARY ZOCOLO, DO- REEN STANLEY, and GREG WARNER. CHOIRS ROW - 1 - Bonnie Bowlter, Colleen Dougherty, Debbie Holben, Lisa Vaughn, Michele McQuiston, Barbara Rapp, Tina Wilson, Sherrie Foust, Janell Ferguson, Jeanine Huzyak, Darlene Beachler, Cathy Culler, Diane Gordon, Shery McNeal, Pam Schehl. ROW 2 - Diane Stoffer, Becky Ehrhart, Dawn VanSickle, Shellee Kloos, Debbie Lieder, Sherrie Needham, Beth McNicol, Rick Shafer, Kevin Barrett, Linda Martens, Beth Hippely, Sherrie Crouse, Julie Vance, Brenda Pool, Paula Cutchall, Brenda Clark, Paula Downs. ROW 3 - Lorie Barker, Carol McKinley, Kim Goodchild, Charlotte Barcey, Denise Wood, Carol Lake, Dave Birk, Jim Pur ring ton, Scott Miller, Steve Pridon, John Zamarelli, Mike Gabriel, Robin Green, Sue Stoops, Heidi Williams, Nancy Strojek ROW 4 - Kathy Flick, Diana Madjarac, Lyn Ickes, Marcia Pool, Kelly Kantz, Julie Anderson, Gary Goddard, Eric Forney, Curt Criswell, John Zeigler, James Johnson, Kathy Peludat, Timothy Murphy, Margot Medford, Judy Bailey, Debbie Keller, Sue Kidder. c o N C E R T C H 0 1 R C H A M B C E H R O I R Renae Anderson, Cynthia Flanery, Cindy Roessler, Steve Pridon. ROW 1 - Bryan Grimm, Historian; Dayne Myers, Frank Marino, Ed Budde, Vice President; Harold Wolf, Secretary; Marlin Catlos, President; Sue Forkel, Beth Benson, and Karin Bah ue. ROW 2 - Tim Bergman, Troy Yakuhek, Frank Apicella, Ralph dones, and Sean Hart, Parliamentarian. ROW 3 - Sean Casey, Pat Weldon, Dave Schiller, John Madison, Brian McQuilkin, Jeff Ehrhart, Barry Magyar os, Rick Kirby, Ted Murutes, Treasurer; Charlie Renner, and Todd McCormick. 131 SALEM STUDENTS ROW I; Ernie Thomas, Barb Milliron, Cindy Lobdell, Cathy Heller, danet Wolfe, Missy Rothbrust, Rene Juillerat, Chris Leyman, Sherri Irey, Tracy Kirkland, Sandy Cronin, Debbie Phillips, Connie Lawlis ROW II: Dave Dufresne, Alan Firestone, Scott Early, Larry Lott man, Dave Abrams, Dave Janovec, John Rothbrust, Bob Metts, Brett McBrider Brian Stuchell, John Scheets, Ted Beer, Paul Hippely, Ray Martinelli, Keith Guiler, Jeff McCollum, Rick Suggett, Ben Singer MORE AIDES HOME ECONOMICS AIDES: Mary Beth Shivers, Lynne Centoianti PHOTOGRAPHY AIDES: Janet Huston, Lynne Centofanti, David Schiller, David Shivers, Todd McCormick ACADEMIC CHALLENGE The Academic Challenge Contenders”, as they are often called, met every Wednesday after school. They competed against each other during questioning sessions given by Mrs. May and Mrs. Eck- stein, their coaches,” trying out for posi- tions on the County Scholastic Bowl team and the Biology Olympics held at Slippery Rock College. The Scholastic Bowl team placed third against four other county schools — East Liverpool, Beaver Local, Leetonia, and Wellsville. The Biology Olympics team turned in an outstanding performance by placing fifth out of thirty schools and bringing home a trophy. FRONT: Janet Walters, Denise Herron, Karin Lahue, Sharon LaHue, Pam Moore, Frank Zamarelli, Margot Medford. BACK: Cindy Roessler, Nicki Zamarelli, Frank Marino, Arthur Apicella, Jim Harrington, Jon Ziegler, Lloyd Martin, Lisa Raymond. COUNTY SCHOLASTHIC BOWL TEAM: Jon Ziegler, Bonnie Bowker, alternate, Denise Herron, Margot Med- ford, Jim Harrington. BIOLOGY OLYMPICS: Cindy Roessler, Nicki Zamar- elli, Frank Marino, Janet Walters. (Not pictured: Arthur Apicella.) A I D E AIDES ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT AIDES: (Front) Suzon Horning, Rick Kirby, Lisa Snyder, (Back) Kathy McGowan, Terri Hu££er, Jen Wilhelm, Tami Hu Her, Pam Huffman SOCIAL STUDIES AIDES: Julia Mont- ford, Joni Halderman, Ann Barrette, Debbie Keller SCIENCE AIDES: (Front) Marcie Keeler, Mark Willis, Joe Vuksta, Beth Ben- son, Linda Yakubek, Tom Brown, Dave Linton, Cheri Gal chick, (Back) Cindy Roessler, Karen Citino, Donald McCoy, Prank Marino, Sue Ste- panic, Amy Tuel, Lynn Lofland, Marylou Perry OFFICE AIDES: (Front) Wanda Smith, Jackie Cramer, Julie Sebo, Lisa Scul- MATH AIDES: Janet Huston, Jeff Ehr- lion, Connie Kloos, Brenda Pauline, Trisha Schiavone, Robyn Finch, hart, Chris Hippely (Back) Karen Fox, Mark Willis, Denny Ulrich, Ann Vaughn, Lori Burk, Gab To tan i, Sue Stepanic, Wendy Ellis, Barb Wolfgang 136 HOME-EC AIDES: Charlotte Barcey, Debbie Culp, Anita Edgar, Jean Walters, Janet Irey LIBRARY AIDES: (Front) Julia Vance. Jacki Harrold, Peggy Julian, Sherri Homing, Nancy tStrojek, Cindy Flanery, Jackie Berger, Pat Smith, (Back) Steve Pridon, Barry Ma- gyaros, Dave Linton, Frank Zamarelli, Keith Ragan, Debbie Lieder, Debbie Keller, Julia Montford COUNSELOR AIDES: Tim Kenreigh, Denny U1 rich, Tom Wright, Bill Jelen, Barb Walker, Shel HANDICAP AIDES: (Front) Debbie Keller, Becky Vuksta, Joan Ste- phenson, Lori Carlariello, Robin Green, Darlene Hall, (Back) Tom Martig, Scot Darling, Judy Bailey, Harald Wolf, Dewey Maynard WOOD SHOP AIDES: Ron Blackburn, Mike Kelly QUAKERS DISPLAY TALENT DESPITE RECORD The Varsity football team, under the direction of a fine coaching staff headed by Coach Ricker, ended their season with a 5-5 record. After a slow start at 1-4, the Quakers turned things around and had a successful second half of the season winning four of the last five games. In the second half of the season they were only defeated by undefeated state ranked Warren JFK. The Salem - West Branch game was a victory for the Quakers, West Branch was left scoreless and the Mighty Quakers crossed the goal three times: final score, 21-0. This was the first year for Salem football to be in the MVC, and the team accomplished a third place finish. Salem football players gained many honors on the MVC team. The gridiron will retire eleven fine senior athletes, but a successful season is expected next year with many return- ing letterwinners. Quakers break hoop Coach Ricker P 1, it ’■ 9 Mi22AS4 S , tS up.r V la95 I Row 1: Kirk Lowdermilk, Sean Hart, Barry Magyaros, Wade Batch, Lew Pittman, Jeff Strabala, Ted Murutes, Dave Flood, Jeff Walter, Joe Hartzell, Ron Blackburn, Bruce Smith, Gene Calai, Dan Lindsay Row 2: Greg Wilkinson, Brad Dailey, Chuck Henderson, Scott Darn- er, John Penick, Rob Bakondy, Steve Maenz, Mark Righetti, Quint Bryan, Bill Beer, Scott Shingleton, Rick Mont ford, Curt Colbert, Virgil Dibiase, Ken Walter Row 3: Tim Kenreigh, Scott Slocum, Bud Wood, Rick Zubaty, Jim Fortune, Mark Riffee, Eric Ehrhart, John Tinsley, Tom Martig, Doug Davidson, Lee Coccia, Steve Mehno, Mike Cerneck, Mike Votaw, Scott Ryser, Bob Hutchenson Row 4: Jim Rothbrust, Scott Hrvatin, Dave Hayes, Bob Hutton, Tom Hahlen, Rob Kaufman, Tony Quinn, John Pryor, Rob Chaffin, Steve Langer, Nick Paparodis, Doug Cook, Randy Miller, Bob Englert, Dan Shaffer Row 5: Doug Zimmerman, Jerry Kleinman, John Pasco, Greg Pshsniak, Bruce Walter, Rob Burton, Bill Devlin, Pat Collins, Clete Paumier, Charlie Sell, Mark Berger, Ray Conser, Steve Chaffin, Eric Sarginger Salem Opp. Marlington 27 28 Ravenna 0 27 St, Thomas 6 2 Struthers 6 13 Poland 21 22 Canfield 25 8 Girard 14 6 IFK 8 19 East Liverpool 28 27 West Branch 21 0 140 Kenreigh gains yardage Strabe rushes Super Saktm Defense Coaches: Bill Moncheck, Darrell Dye, Torn DeBarr, Charles Long, Mike Sands Row 2: Roger Zeigler, John McKee, Gary Ricker, Jim Lantz, Bill Miller, Clyde Ross Seniors: Wade Batch, Lew Pittman, Jeff Straba la, Ted Murutes, Dave Managers: Bryan Grimm, Norman Miller, Flood, Jeff Walter Row 2: Barry Magyar os, Sean Mart, Gene Calai, Ron Richie Lease Blackburn, Bruce Smith, Joe Hartzell Tackled 1, 202' Warmup Kim Bricker escorted by Pat Demeo Barb DeRoads escorted by Jack Zocolo Janice Zamora escorted by Jim Devine Queen Patty Ward escorted by Marshall Clark Jen Wilhelm escorted by Scot Darling Janet Irey escorted by Matt HOMECOMING 143 Sue Maher escorted by Mark Shivers CROSS COUNTRY Row 1: Janet Bettis, Mark England, Matt Yerkey, Mike Senanefes, Dave Lindsay, Robert Kuhns, Carol McKinley, Coach Guappone, Joe Vuksta, Bill Spanbauer, Dave Mowery, Paul Wen del, Dave Nolan, John Crawford, Scott Morrison Cross Country had a prosperous season this year ending with a record o£ 20-4. Mr. Guappone stated that the team started slow, but progressed and ended successfully. An overall team ef- fort gave the team a fifth place at the Malone College Invita- tional out of twenty-six teams, and a second place in the Ma- honing Valley Conference Championship. At the Colum- biana County Meet the junior varsity and the varsity gained first places. The experience that the team had in its runners helped Salem to place high in many meets. Long Stride Hustle The Race Salem Clan Niles Salem 44 Opp. 33 West Branch 54 Beaver Local 11 93 South Range 39 28 Columbiana 58 Boardman 30 43 Canfield 52 Struthers 15 48 Girard 16 47 Warren Harding 24 35 Lisbon 25 32 JFK ft 44 Columbiana County Meet 1st place Poland 44 17 MVC Championship 2nd place GOLF The golf team, under the direction o£ Mr. Rit- chie, began their 1979 season with £ive wins and only one loss, but the team took a turn for the worse and met with seven straight losses. The golf team ended their season 10-12. A young team consisting of five juniors, two sophomores, and one freshman bring high hopes and a more experienced team for next year. Chip Rose, Jeremy Rousseau, Drew Santee, Dan Boehm, Bill Mattix, Paul Hippely Beaver Local Salem 180 Opp. 200 East Liverpool 215 East Liverpool 182 193 East Palestine 184 182 Beaver Local 204 Ursuline 184 185 Girard 168 163 Struthers 185 158 Poland 198 194 West Branch 199 167 Canfield 179 158 East Palestine 187 170 J.F.K. •• 172 Ursuline 191 208 Girard 174 192 West Branch 170 159 Struthers 184 168 Alliance it 186 J.FX 173 186 Poland 177 Canfield 174 170 VOLLEYBALL Mr. Conser, the varsity volleyball team coach, did not think the team would have a successful sea- son this year, but the team proved him wrong. The team, with co-cap- tains Doreen Jackson and Diane Ward, beat West Branch on our ri- val's home floor which had not been done for a few years. The team also blew Canton Timken off the floor during the Salem Invita- tional Tournament, where we took home the trophy. Doreen Jackson and Diane Ward made it for first team all county with Denise Wood and Wendy Stil- well making it for second team all county. Mary Zocolo received an Honorable Mention. Salem Opp. 2 1 United West Branch Louisville Canton South Canton Timken Beaver Local West Branch East Liverpool South Range East Palestine Beaver Marlington Canton Hoover East Palestine Canton Timken Louisville East Liverpool Row 1; Lisa Hartt Wendy Stilwell, Doreen Jackson, Denise Wood, Row 2: Mary Zocolo, Marylou Perry, Diane Ward, Linda Hart. Head Coach Don Conser, Asst. Coach Molly Copacia Row 1: Joan Stephenson, Liz Gatchel, Tricia Linder, Kathy Kibler, Christy Pugh, Brenda Alesi. Row 2: Debbie Couchie, Sue Stepanic, Dee Schaefer, Bobbi Pauline, Sue Stoops, Nancy Maher (Not pictured: Chris Dawes, Colleen Dougharty, Diana Milheim, Irene Stratton 147 TENNIS The girls' tennis team aced their way through another season with an overall record of 9-9. Seniors Lori Ritchey, Linda Yakubek, Brenda Pool, Debbie Stamp, and Beth Benson led the net women with their exper- ience. Sophomores Becky Vuksta and Becky Swartz proved that they were invaluable with their win-loss records. Melissa Conn, Denise Crum, Lisa Raymond, Susan McQuilkin, and Mary Ann Cain were other players who saw many a tennis match this season. Becky Swartz, Linda Yakubek, Brenda Pool, Beth Benson, Becky Vuksta, Lori Ritchey, Debbie Stamp J.F.K. Niles ffjt Alliance «Poland Struthers Howland J.FX Mooney Poland Struthers War, W. Res. Boardman Liberty Ursuline Alliance War, Harding Aust. Fitch Campbell 2 2 3 1 4 1- 4 2 3 ] 3 4 2 4 3 1 4 3 2 W 3 2 V 5 0 f 5 0 f 2 3 0 5 3 2 4 1 148 FALL SPORTS A WARDS Row 1: Carol McKinley: Most Improved Sophomore — Cross Country, Jeanne Kennedy: Scholastic Award — Volleyball, Doreen Jackson: MVP Volleyball, Row 2: Dave Mowery: MVP Cross Country, Alan Masters: Most Improved Senior — Cross Country, Jeremy Rousseau: Sub-par Round Award — Golf, Lew Pittman: Honorary Captain, Academic Award, MVP Defensive Player — Football, Jeff Strabala: MVP Offensive Player, Most Outstand- ing Quaker, — Football. Not Pictured: Robert Kuhns: Most Improved Junior — Cross Country, Steve Roessler: Most Improved Golfer 149 IS© HACKETT CONCLUDES SEASON AS QUAKER MENTOR Salem Opponent Row 1: Tab Shaffer, Jeff Strabala, Brett Smith, John Madison, Marty Her- genrother, Pat Weldon Row 2: Mark Berger, Dave Yeagley, Bill Pauline, Scott Smith, Mark Shivers, Jeff Zimmerman, Tom Scullion, Pick Stapleton, Not pictured: Jeff Walter. West Branch Marlington Wilson South Alliance Ravenna Fitch Girard Ursuline Poland JFK Niles Harding West Branch Boardman Caniield East Liverpool Struthers East Barberton South (Tournament) The never-say-die roundballers, led by Mr. Rick Hackett and a fine coaching staff, concluded the 1979-80 campaign with a 13-8 record. Every game was a battle to the last second, and most of the games lost were by a slim margin. The John Cabas Invitational proved to be a good start for the Quakers as they captured first place honors. The Quakers continued to win un- til their worst defeat of the season by a margin of 25 points to the talented Pitch cagers. After this loss Salem experienced times of ups and downs throughout the re- mainder of the season. First-round tourna- ment play ended the season early for the Quakers with a close loss to Youngstown' South. The Quakers were led by seniors John Madison, Scott Smith, Mark Shivers, Jeff Walter, Brett Smith, and Jeff Strabala. With the increasing talent of junior Tom Scullion and sophomore Marty Bergen - rother the future looks promising for Sa- lem Quaker Basketball MCJ Row 1: Mike Zocolo, Nick Paparodis, Randy Miller, Rick Mont£ord, Ron Reedy, Tab Shatter Row 2: George Morris, Bill Pauline, Mark Berger, Grant Miner, Tim Planery, Marty Shone. This year's reserve team provides hope for the future of Salem Basketball. Linder the coaching of Roger Ziegler, the reserves compiled a record of 9 - 11. Although it wasn't a winning season, the reserves displayed much talent and aggressiveness. The re- serve team was quick when they needed to be, physical under the boards, and always willing to take one more step. These reserve players will provide Coach Hackett with a strong and well- rounded varsity squad next year. 152 Row 1: Joe Marra, Dan Edgerton, Stacey Brant, Jake Sell, Brian Wright Row 2: Rick Tinsley, Dave Janoia, Rick Fore- man, Ted Jones, Bob Abrams FRESHMEN The Freshmen Fed team finished with an impressive 12-3 record under the leader- ship of Coach Chet Tetlow. The Freshmen Black team also had a very successful sea son with an 11 - S record. Coach Jerry Allen guided these young men to their victories. Freshmen teams are a building block for the future varsity teams. With the records these teams earned, the success of the fu- ture does look promising. As it has been for the past couple of years, the freshmen were divided again this year to form two teams representing Salem at that level. This division allows for more participation and experience on the court. Row 1: Harold Metzgar, Tom Bruderly, Todd Deploy Row 2: Steve Garofalo, Greg Parks, Steve Straba la, Matt Ospeck i � 53 WRESTLERS STRUGGLE BUT WIN Under the leadership o£ coach Fred Kunar and staff, the Quaker wrestlers finished their season with a 7-5 record. This year could be called the year of bad luck for the Quakers because of the many injuries which happened during the season. With the occurring injuries, the Quakers were forced to regroup for the majority of the matches. Even with the hardships encountered, the hard work, dedication, and starving did bring success. The Quakers placed third in the East Liverpool tournament and second in the Salem tournament. When the State tournament time arrived, Salem was once again successful. Randy Miller, Dave Flood, Denny Ulrich, and Dave Barrett qualified for action at the district level. With the rising interest in wrestling, there is much hope for the future success of Salem Wrestling. Row 1: Xodd McCormick, Mark Slocum, Brad Klosterman, John Armeni, Dennis Twaddle, Randy Smith, Steve Maenz, Mark Rif- fee. Row 2: Scott Slocum, Dave Barrett, Mike Cerneck, Denny Ulrich, Randy Miller, Rob Kaufman, John Hutton, Brian David- son, Row 3: Steve Mehno, David Hayes, Kirk Lowdermilk, Sean Hart, Dave Flood, Tod Bennett, Ken Walters, Jim Johnson, Jeff Kantz Ravenna Salem 21 Opponent 31 Girard 60 7 East Liverpool 45 . 18 Hubbard 27 23 West Branch 18 36 Warren Harding 56 11 Liberty 20 31 Boardman 27 33 Warren Western Reserve 53 15 Ravenna 21 31 Ursuline 39 17 Canfield 37 22 154 FROSH WRESTLING 155 Row 1: Rob Mehno, Mike Senanefes, Kevin Jamison, Alan Quinn Row 2: Norm Sosbe, Dana Popa, Mark Wolfgang, Dave Cerneck 1979-1980 BASKETBALL SWEETHEART COURT AND QUEEN Queen Wendy Ellis and Escort John Armeni Suzon Horning escorted by Dant Fitch Dorothy Reese escorted by Kevin Smolira Kathy Lewis escorted by Joe Vuksta Lori Ritchey escorted by Trent Smith Julia Mont£ord escorted by Henry Ko- ponen Jill Zocolo escorted by Tim Bergman 156 QUAKER GIRLS CROWNED “DISTRICT CHAMPIONS” Varsity: Kneeling - Jill Zocolo, Anne Jones, Mercy Pester, Kethy Bowser. St ending - Coech Creig Reedshaw, Diene Ward, Lois Miller, Tammy Bailey, Sue Maher, Denise Wood, Mary Lou Perry, Jean Kennedy, Linda Faieta. Junior Varsity: Coach Janet Wooli, Becky Vuksta, Nancy Maher, Linda Huffman, Mary Beth Shivers, Edie Crawford, Lori Oldcorn, Deb Janofe, Bianca Pennick. The many hours of hard work and practice employed by Coach Craig Readshaw paid off as the Salem girls’ basketball team ran their record to 19-0 before losing the final game of the regular season. A combination of a well-balanced offense, a devastating press, and excellent bench depth decimated many of the Quakers’ opponents. Sparkling performances, especially by Tammy Bailey (All-State Special Mention), Diane Ward, and Lois Miller, provided thrills in several come- from-behind victories including games with Louisville, Warren Harding, and archrival Canfield. Seniors Jill Zocolo, Sue Maher, Denise Wood, Anne Jones, Jeanne Kennedy, and Linda Faieta were instrumental in leading the team down a successful tournament trail. Although gaining one of the toughest draws in tournament action, the Quakers played inspired, hard-nosed ball and defeated Harding, Fitch, and finally Cardinal Mooney in overtime to garner the District Cham- pionship and the coveted Sweet 16. ” In the first regional game with Canton Central Catholic, the Quakers, although losing several starters due to injuries and fouls, rallied from way behind in an almost miracle finish to win by one point. Their next game was then lost to a powerful Cleveland Shaw team. The 79- 80 Lady Quakers established Salem as a powerhouse in girls’ basketball. It appears that future teams will continue in this tradition as the J.V. team also racked up an impressive record this year under the coaching of Miss Janet Woolf. A SALUTE TO THE DISTRICT CHAMPS AND THEIR COACH Louisville Salem 58 c PP- 57 E Liverpool 96 33 Alliance 63 13 49 Niles 100 36 Girard 66 31 Boardman 55 46 Warren JFK 94 34 Christian Kennedy 66 59 Canfield 40 38 Poland 54 44 West Branch 86 43 Struthers 53 39 Girard. 66 51 Warren JFK 80 15 Warren Harding 62 61 Canfield 52 50 Poland 55 4 m 44 West Branch 71 U 59 United i ■il 28 Struthers 36 54 Warren Harding 64 48 Fitch 50 48 Mooney 66 62 Canton Central 55 54 Cleveland Shaw 53 73 Np BASEBALL TEAM HAS DISAPPOINTING SEASON Varsity: Row 1: Mike Votaw, Todd Olson, Nick Paparodis, Bill Oldcorn, Dave Burkett, Rick Zubaty, Scott Slocum Row 2: Scott Darner, Tom Wright, Scott Smith, Kirk Lowdermilk, Bud Wood, Dan Boehm, Tod Bennett, Lenny Cat- lett, Alan Masters The 1980 baseball season was a disappointing one for the Quakers. They concluded the season with a 5-17 record. Beating second seeded Austintown Fitch during regular season and defeating Youngstown Chaney during tournament play were the two biggest wins during the season. Senior Scott Smith showed poise throughout the season. He led the team in batting and fielding, and he was co-captain of the team. Scott was named to the All-Ohio Baseball Team for his super play. Three other fine seniors, Tod Ben- nett, Alan Masters, Tom Wright will graduate from the team, but Coach Lantz can expect a fine sea- son next year with twelve under- classmen returning. Salem Opponent Stmthers 2 20 East Liverpool 3 4 Beaver Local 2 9 Columbiana 4 5 Columbiana 4 11 West Branch 4 5 East Palestine 1 2 Poland 1 4 Springfield 2 12 Louisville 6 11 Louisville 3 8 Austintown Fitch 3 2 Struthers 3 5 Poland 7 3 Youngstown Chaney 10 8 Canfield 6 13 Canfield 4 3 Girard 2 3 Beaver Local 2 3 Beaver Local 4 5 Girard 10 1 Warren JFK 0 11 Reserves: Row 1: Chuck Sanfilippo, Tom Bruderly, Brad Myers, Chuck Delvichio, Jim Rothbrust, Ken Welling, Mark Centofanti Row 2: Bruce Anderson, Rob Kaufman, George Morris, Pat Collins, Marty Paulini, Mark Wolfgang, Steve Breckenridge, Missing is Bob Burge 160 1980 BOYS’ GIRLS’ ROW 1 - Bill Spanbauer, Gene Calai, day Snyder, Dant Fitch, Joe Vuksta, John Crawford, Tim Bergman, Henry Fink, Bruce Smith, Scott Morrison. ROW 2 - Dave Mowery, Tom Scullion, Eric Ehrhart, John Zomick, Darren Elias, Dave Nolan, Boh Kuhns, Mark Willis, Scott Roessler, Steve Mehno, Dave Fitch, Bill Pauline, Paul Wendel. ROW 3 - John Tinsley, Pick Stapleton, Ray Censer, Harold Metzgar, Eric Sarginger, Bill Devlin, Steve hanger, Steve Roessler, Terry Ketchum, Tom Hahlen, John Lewis, Kevin Cockrell, Tom Nannah, Rick Lutsch ROW 4 - Mike Medford, Mike Senaneies, Kevin Willard, Kevin Jamison, Norm Soshe, Clete Paumier, Greg Pshsniak, Mark England, Steve Strahala, Matt Ospeck, Rob Mehno, Ross Spatz, Ralph Jones, Steve Hahn, Bruce England, Tim Nannah, Matt Yerkey. TRACKSTERS ON THE MOVE! ROW 1 - Diana Milheim, Carol Mckinley, Marcia Sox, Kim Cross er, Doreen Jackson, Seth Hippely, Lorie Galchick, Sheri McNeal. ROW 2 - Colleen Dougherty, Dawn Kelly, Lisa Crosser, Linda Bennett, Laura Hutton, Dee Schaefer, Wendy Stilwell, Jill Zocolo. ROW 3 - Bobbie Pauline, Tina Toothman, Lorie Oldcom, Sheila Toothman, Tara Votaw, Terri Miller, Janet Bettis, Debbie Cibula, Kim Goodchild, Terrie Dole, ROW 4 - Marybeth Shivers, Beth Dunlap, Ann Jones, BOYS Meet Salem Opponent Girard 101 26 Struthers 51 17 New Philadelphia Relays second Poland 63 64 Bill Ward Invitational Twelfth Canfield 64 63 County Meet Second West Branch 88 39 MVC Championship Second F.E. Cope Relays Second Sectionals Seventh GIRLS Meet Salem Opponent Girard 50 60 Struthers 50 23 Poland 81 29 West Branch 71 39 Canfield 69 41 Warren Invitational Third County First MVC Championship Second Alliance 35 57 Sectionals Second 1980 proved to be another successful year for Salem Track. The high- lights of the Boys' season were the second-place finish at the MVC meet and John Zomick's qualifying for state. The girls also finished an excel- lent second at the MVC meet and also captured the Columbiana County Track Meet. 163 COURTESY IS . cc ta; BOYS TENNIS: Mike Wilson, Chip Rose, Drew Santee, Marty Shone, Jeremy Rousseau, Scott Ryser, Chris Firestone, Dave Yeagley, Dave Horning. BOYS’ TENNIS Match Salem Opponent Alliance 3 2 United 3 2 Fitch 2 3 Struthers 0 4 Canton Timken 3 2 East Palestine 3 2 West Branch 2 3 JFK 2 3 Canton Glen Oak 0 5 United 3 2 Poland 3 2 East Palestine 3 2 164 WINTER-SPRING SPORTS WARDS K GIRLS BASKETBALL: Diane Ward, Sue Maher, Tammy BOYS BASKETBALL: Marty Hergenrother, Tom Scullion., Bailey, Linda Faieta Scott Smith, Mark Shivers, John Madison 11 ■4 1 . BOYS' TRACK: Scott Morrison, Mike Senanefes, Bill Devlin, Mike Medford, Gene Calai, Eric Sarginger, Tom Scullion, Scott Roessler, John Zornick BOYS' TENNIS: Brian McQuilkin L 5 II f Pi GIRLS' TRACK: Diana Milheim, Wendy Stilwell, Janet Bettis, Beth Dunlap WRESTLING: Kirk Lowdermilk,, Ran- dy Miller, Todd McCormick, Denny Ulrich, Dave Barrett BASEBALL: Rick Zubaty, Scott Smith, Kirk Lowdermilk. Tod Ben- nett Cathy Cl Ark, Lauri Galchick, Trisha Schiavona, Jenny Secrest, Bath Hippaly, and Sharon Martig. Ann Vaughn, Pam Huffman, Kathy Lewis, Wendy Ellis, and Kellee Karlis. Not pictured: Gab Totani. Heather Roberts, Laura Hutton, Karla George, Lisa Crosser, Sue Gusman, and Gigi Calai. Kea Fediaczko, Julie Gibson, Kim Gerber, Julie Sebo, Becky Swartz, and Wendy Toulmin. COMPLIMENTS OF: QUAKER MANUFACTURING CORPORATION Salem, Ohio PRINTING Printing Worthy Of the Occasion For that day of days, only the finest quality invitations will do. 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State Street Salem, Ohio Ph 332 1669 j) THE SALEM TOOL CO. Designers And Manufacturers Of Coal Mining Machinery For 78 Years 767 South Ellsworth Avenue Salem, Ohio, U.S.A. 44460 Phone (216) 337-3416 I .y ZOCOLO’S HIGHLANDER CENTER, INC. Salem s Finest Self-Serve Laundromat 1 81 N. Howard Ave., Salem, Ohio BONFERT BE A UTY SHOP 184 S. Lincoln Ave. Salem, Ohio Super Cuts For Guys Gals SOUTHEAST FOOD MARKET 1446 Franklin Ave. Salem, Ohio Family Owned Operated 190 NIGHT JANITORS - Kenneth Hepler, Gene Straub (Not Pictured: AJ Hayes) PROFESSIONAL PATRONS ATTY, HARRY CONN A TTY. DUANE YEAGLEY ATTY. ROYAL SCHILLER ATTY. BRYCE KENDALL DR. JOHN MADISON DR. DARDO TORTI DR. ROBERT BAKONDY DR. HOWARD MOORE DR. DAVID EVANS DR. HAROLD ALBERT DR. TERRENCE CASEY DR. HENRY MAXIM DR. C.J. LEHWALD, M.D. DR. BRUNO STANGA PARENT PATRONS MR. MRS. ANTHONY MARTINELLI MR. MRS. JOHN NEDZELSKI MR. MRS. RICHARD D. WARD MR. MRS. WILLIAM BENSON MR. MRS. DON FINCH JOHN ELINOR GRAFF MR. MRS. W. GORDON FEDIACZKO DR. MRS. TERRY E. CASEY MR. MRS. ROYAL SCHILLER MR. MRS. LEONARD A. FLOOD DR. MRS. FRANK APICELLA MR. MRS. F.J. McGOWAN MR. MRS. WILLIAM McCORMICK MR. MRS. GEORGE SHIVERS MR. MRS. WILLIAM D. JONES MR. MRS. CHARLES W. HOUR, JR. 191 SENIOR INDEX ANDERSON, DEBBIE - ANDERSON, RENAE - Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Art Guild 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Color Guard 3, 4; Library Club 3, 4; Library Aide 4; Prom Committee 3; Track Statistician 4; (fDial tM for Murder” 2 Beauty and the Beast 2; For the Lions to Win” 2; “Oliver 2; ‘The Wizard o£ Oz” 3 APICELLA, FRANK - German Club 2; Physics Club 4 ARMENI, JOHN - Wrestling 2, 3, cap- tain 4; Football 2; Basketball J; Track 1; Varsity “S 2, 3, 4; Prom Escort 2; Prom Committee Chair- man 3; Gym Aide 3 BAILEY, BONNIE - IOE Steno 3, 4, historian 4, president 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Color Guard 3; Prom Server 2; Vocational Office Aide 3 BAILEY, JUDY - BARR, BRIAN - BARRETT, JON - Band 1, 2, 3, trea- surer 4; Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4 BARRETT, KEVIN - BARRETTE, ANN - Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pepette 4; French Club 1, 2, 3; Key Club 3; Bi-Weekly 3; Prom Committee Chairman 3; Drama Club 4 BATCH, WADE - Football 1, 3, 4; Drafting Club 3, 4; Varsity ”S” 3, 4 BENNETT, TOD - Football 1; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Bi-Weekly 3; Varsity “S 3, 4 BENSON, BETH-Student Council 1, 2, 4; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4; Salem Academic Honors Soci- ety 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4, vice-presi- dent 4; Pepette 4; Spanish Club 3; Band 1; Stage Band 2, 3, 4;Jr. Jay- cees 2; Interact 4; English Aide 2; Biology Aide 4; Varsity S” 2, 3, 4; Top Ten 4 BERGER, MIKE - BERGMAN, TIM - Basketball 1, 2; Wrestling 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; “Cinderella 4; Prom Commit- tee 3; Gym Aide 3; BETTIS, JANET - Track 1,2,3, 4; Key Club 4; Cross Country 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Varsity “S” 1, 2, 3, 4 BIRTALAN, SCOTT - BLACKBURN, RON - Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Baseball J; Woodshop Aide 4; Office Aide 3; Library Aide 2 BLAND, ROBERT - BOALS, KATHY - Stage Band 1,2,3, 4; Color Guard 2, 3, 4; Salem Aca- demic Hon ors Society 3; German Club 2, 3; Prom Committee 3; Plays 2, 4 BRICKER, KIM - Student Council 1; French Club 1; IOE Steno 3, 4, Charity Chairman 3 BRINK, STEVE - Drafting Club 3, 4 BUDDE, ED - FSA 1, 2; Spanish Club 3; Physics Club 4, vice-pres. 4 CALAI, GENE - Football 1, 4; Track 3, 4 192 CASEY, SEAN - Tennis 1, 2, 3; Span- ish Club 1, 2, 3; Varsity S 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee Chairman 3; Physics Club 4 CATLOS, MARLIN - Physics Club 4, president 4 CENTOFANTI, LYNN - “The Wizard of Oz” 3; The Sound of Music 3; “Murder Room 4; “Cinderella student director 4; Oliver 2; Bye, Bye Birdie student director 4; Home Ec Aide 4; Photography Aide 4 CHRISTOPHER EUGENE - CLARK, MARSHALL - COBOURN; SHANE - COLBERT; BETH - COLON; TOMMY - CONN; SUSAN - French Club 1,2,3, 4; Spanish Club 4, president 4; Sa- lem Academic Honors Society 3, 4; Yearbook Assistant Editor 4; Ten- nis Team 2, 3, co-captain’s award 3; Prom Committee 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Girls' State 3; Brooks Contest 2; Jr. Jaycees 2; Top Ten 4; Band 1 COWIE, MARK - Drafting Club 3, 4 CRAWFORD, JOHN - Track 3, 4; CrossCountry 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Stage Band 1,2, 3, 4; Choir 3; Pit Band 1, 2, 3 CROOKSTON, DENISE - Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Majorette 2, 3, head 4; Choir 3; Basketball 3; Prom Committee Chairman 3 GROSSER, KIM - Track 2, 3, 4; Cheer- leading 1, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Prom Committee 3; Office Aide 2, 3 CURTIS, LIVIA - Drama Club 2; Choir 2; Youth in Government Day 4 CUSHMAN; CHUCK - DANKLEF, MINDY-Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Pepette 4; Prom Committee 3; Clerical OEA Club 3, 4 DARLING, SCOT - DARLING, TOM - Key Club 2, 3, 4, president 3 DE MEO, MIKE - DE MEO, PAT - Drafting Club 3, 4 DERMOTTA, TERIE - DE ROADS, BARB - DEVINE, JIM - DICES ARE, RICHARD - DIMKO, PAM - Pep Club 1; Steno Club 3, 4; vice-president 3, treasur- er 4 DUNLAP, BETH - EARL, SCOTT - EHRHART, JEFF - Brooks Award 1; Spanish Club 2, 3; nteract 2, 3, 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4, treasurer 3, secretary 4; Physics Club 4; Salem Academic Honors Society 3, 4; Boys' State Alternate 3; OCTM Statewide Math Contest 3, 4; Computer Math Aide 4; Ohio Academic Scholarship 4; Who’s Who 4; Top Ten 4 ELLIS, WENDY - Student Council 1, 2, 3; Student Council Officer 3; Track 2, 3 Spanish Club 2, 3; White Christmas Server 2; Prom Committee 3; Class Officer 1, 2, 3; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Office Aide 2, 3, 4; The Wizard of Oz 3; Gym Aide 2; Teen of the Month Board 3, 4; Basketball Sweetheart 4; Library Aide 2 ENDICOTT, TAMMY - FAIETA, LINDA - Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 FEDIACZKO, SCOTT - Spanish Club 4 193 FIELDS, LISA - FINCH, ROBYN - Band I, 2, 3, 4; Ma- jorette 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 3, 4; Prom Server 2; Prom Committee Chairman 3; Biology Aide 4; Pep Club 1 FINK, HENRY - Track 1, 2, 3, 4 FIRESTONE, ALAN - Baseball 1, 2, 3; Electronics 3, 4 FITCH; DANT - Band 4; Track 4; Bye, Bye Birdie” 4; Stage Band 4 FLANERY, CINDY - FSA 2, 3, 4; Li- brary Club 3, 4, president 4; Span- ish Club 4; Library Aide 2, 3, 4; Sci- ence Aide 3 FLOOD, DAVID - Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4 FORKED, SUE - German Club 3; FSA 2, 3, 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4; Year- book Stall 4; Physics Club 4 FORTNEY DEBBIE - FULGONI, SUZANNE - Pep Club 1; Ohio Office Education Association 3, 4, vice-president 4 GABRIEL, JOE - GAGNON; SCOTT - Football 1, 2 GOODE, BOB - Drafting Club 3, 4 GOUGHENHOUR, SANDRA - GRAFF, KEN - Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3; 1‘Glass Mana- gerie” 1; Oliver 2; Bye, Bye Bird- ie” 4; FCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 1; Library Aide 1, 2, 3 GRIMM; BRYAN - Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Physics Club 4 HALDEMAN, JONI - Band 1, 2, 3, 4; German Club 1, 2, 3; Key Club 3, 4; Salem Academic Honors Society 3, 4; Top Ten 4 HAMILTON; TINA - HARROLD, JACKI - Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2; Library Aide 3, 4; Bi- Weekly Staff 3; Pepette 4; Library Club 4; Prom Committee 3; HART, SEAN - Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; German Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Sound of Music” 3; Bye, Bye Birdie” 4; Key Club 3; Class Vice-President 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Physics Club 4; Office Aide 2, 4; Handicapped Class Aide 2, 3, 4; Student Government Day 4; Boys State 3; Stage Band 1 HARTZELL, JOE - Football 1. 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Basketball lr 2, 3; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Varsity S” 2, 3, 4; Gym Aide 2, 3, 4; Athletic Office Aide 1, 2; Prom Committee 3; White Christmas Escort 2; Spanish Club 1, 2; German Club 3 HEATH, DAN - Basketball 2; Baseball 3 HELLER, CATHY - Drama Club 1, 2; ‘‘Hansel and Gretel” 1; The Mir- acle Worker” 1; PICA Club 3. 4, sec- retary HERGENRODER, MARK - HERRON, DENISE - Band 1, 2, 3; German Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pepette 4; Volleyball 2; Track 1; Prom Server 2; Prom Com- mittee Chairman 3; Salem Aca- demic Honors Society 3, 4; Girls' State Alternate 3; AFS 4; Yearbook Index Editor 4; Academic Challenge Contender 2, 3, 4; Junior Science and Humanities Symposium 2, 3, 4; Biology Olympics 3; Biology Aide 3; Scholastic Bowl 3, captain 4; YSU Language Day 1, 2, 3; Youth in Government Day 4; Marie Burns 1; Brooks Contest 1, 2; County Band 2; Senior Class Personality 4; Top Ten 4 HILLIARD, WAYNE - Football 1; Wrestling 1, 4 HIPPELY, CHRIS - Color Guard 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Drama Club 1, 2; Biology Aide 3; OfIice Aide 3; Com- puter Math Aide 4; Prom Commit- tee Chairman 3; Band Aide 1; “Car- ousel” I; For the Lions to Win 2; The Wizard of Oz” 3; Student Di- rector for Plaza Suite” 3 194 HLAVCAK, TOM - Machine Shop Club 3, 4 HOFFMAN, ROBIN - HOLE, CINDY - Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Pe- pette 4; IOE Steno 3, 4, social advi- sor 3, historian 4; OOEA 3, 4 HOLLINGER, GAY - HORNING, JEFF - Football 1; Key Club 4; Drafting Club 3, president 4 HORNING, SUZON-Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; French Club 1, 2, 3; Key Club 4; Drama Club 3, 4, president 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 4; “The Sound of Music 3; Oliver 2; The Mur- der Room 4; Athletic Aide 4 HOUGH, BRIAN - HOUP, TARRI - Color Guard 2, 3; IOE Clerical 3, 4 HUBBS, MIKE - Drafting Club 3, 4; Interact 2, 3, 4 HUFFER, TAMI - HUFFMAN, PAM- Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Prom Committee Chairman 3; Yearbook Staff 3, Underclass Edi- tor 4; White Christmas Server 2 HUSTON, JANET - ILER, DEVON - Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pepette 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Art Guild 3, 4; Art Aide 2, 3; Prom Committee 3; Chairman Sweet- heart Dance Committee 4; Certifi- cate of Publication Award 3 IREY, JANET - ISAACS. TRUDY - JACKSON, DOREEN - Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Prom Server 2; Yearbook Staff 3, 4; Volleyball Co-Captains Award 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Varsity S” 4; Choir 4; The Wizard of Oz” 3; Cinderella” 4; Bye, Bye Birdie 4; Prom Committee 3; Handicapped Class Aide 4; History Aide 4; Li- brary Aide 3, 4 KENNEDY, JEAN - JACKSON, LORI - Color Guard 2; IOE Steno 3, 4; treasurer 3; OOEA 3, 4 JACKSON, TIM - JAMISON, SHERYL - Student Coun- cil 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pepette 4 KIRBY, RICK - Physics Club - 4; Yearbook - 2, 3, 4; Athletic Director Aide - 4; Bi-weekly Staff - 2, 3. KISNER, MIKE - KNAVEL, SCOTT - Drafting Club - 3, 4. JANOFA, LEANNA - Basketball 1 JONES, ANNE - Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; OOEA 3, 4; Interact 4 JONES, RALPH - Band 1, 2, 3; Track 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; Interact 4; AV Aide 3, 4; Physics Club 4 KANTZ, KELLY - KATARO, ANN - Band 1, 2; Basket- ball Scorekeeper 1, 2; Art Guild 3; German Club 2 KEEFER, KAREN - Pep Club 2; Span- ish Club 3; AFS 3, 4; Track 3. 4; Prom Committee 3 KELLER, DEBRA - Art Guild 1, 2, 3, 4; German Club 2; Library Club 3, KNOEDLER, DEBRA - Art Guild - 1, 2; F.S.A. - 1,2; Oficee Aide - 3; Co- lorguard - 4. KOPONEN, HENRY - Key Club - 4; Interact - 4; Spanish Club - 4. KORAN, MIKE - KUHNS, KIM - LAHUE, KARIN - Band - 3; Mu Alpha Theta, vice-president - 4; Top Ten - 4; F.S.A. - 4; Interact - 4; Pep Club - 4; Buckeye Girl’s State - 3; Aca- demic Challenge Club - 4; Drama Club - 4; Pepette, - 4; Physics Club - 4; Honors Society - 4; Cinderella ” - 4; Murder Room ”, student director - 4. LAKE, CAROL - 195 LANDWERT, LISA - Band -1,2; Pep Club - 1, 2, 3, 4; Pepettes - 4; Inter- act - 4; Spanich Club - 2; Honors Society - 4; Yearbook - 4. LANDWERT, LOIS - Band - 1, 2; Pep Club - 1, 2, 3, 4; Pepettes - 4; Inter- act - 4; Spanish Club - 2; f,Cinder- ella M - 4; Prom Committee - 3. LAWLISS, CONNIE - Cosmetology 3, 4 LEIDER, TIM - LEWIS, KATHY- Track 1, 2, 3; Cheer- leader- 1, 3, 4; F.S.A. - I ; Yearbook - 4; Varsity S -1,2, 3; Drama Club - 3; Bi-weekly - 4; Office Aide - 3, 4; Handicapped Class Aide - 4; Bas- ketball Sweetheart Court - 4; Per- sonality - 4; Student Government Day - 4. LINAM, JEFF - LIVINGSTON, DAVID - Wrestling - 1, 2, 3, 4; Drafting - 3, 4, treasurer. LOFLAND, JILL - Pep Club - 1, 2; Co- lorguard - 3, 4. LOTTMAN, TRUDY — LOZIER, RICK — LUTSCH, WILLIAM - MADISON, AMY - Band - lf 2, 3, 4; Majorette - 2, 3, 4; Choir - 3. MADISON, JOHN - Track 1; Basket- ball - 1,2, 3, 4; King of Hearts - 4; Varsity S Club - 3, 4. MAGYAROS, BARRY - Class Presi- dent - 3, 4; Student Council - 3; Physics Club - 4; Mu Alpha Theta - 3, 4; president; Track - 1, 2; Basket- ball - 1, 2; Football -1,2, 3; Buck- eye Boys State - 3; Varsity S Club - 2, 3, 4; Sound of Music” - 3; Hon- ors Society - 4. MAHER, SUE - Basketball - 1, 2, 3, 4, co-captain - 4; Homecoming Court - 4; Band - 1, 2; Pep Club - 2, 3; Student Council - 1, 2, 4; Track - 1; Varsity S Club - 2, 3, 4; Prom Com- mittee Chairman - 3; Yearbook - 4. MANGO, KIM - Bi-weekly - 4. MARINO, FRANK - FJ3JL - 1; Aca- demic Challange - 4; Biology Aide - 3, 4; Physics Club - 4; Youth in Gov- ernment Day - 4; Biology Olympics team - 4. MARTIN, MICHEL - Steno - 3. MARTINELLI, SUE - Band 1, 2, 3; Stage Band - 3; Hi-Tri - 3; Mu Al- pha Theta - 3; German Club - 1, 2, 3; Pep Club - 1; Bi-weekly - 3; Youth in Government Day - 4; Yearbook - 4; Prom Committee - 3. MASON, JAMES - MASTERS, ALAN — MAYNARD, DEWEY - Football -1,2; Track - 2, 3; Handicapped Class Aide - 3, 4; Key Club - 2, 3; French Club - 3. MCBRIDE, BRETT - Alliance Auto Body 3, 4 MCCORMICK, TODD - Wrestling - 3, 4; Key Club - 2, 3, 4; Physics Club - 4; Buckeye Boys State - 3; Photog- raphy Aide - 4. MCGOWAN, KATHY- Pep Club - 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club - 2, 3, 4; Pepette - 4; Interact - 4; Prom Committee - 3; Office Aide - 4; Athletic Director Aide - 4; F.H.A. - 3; Youth in Gov- ernment Day - 4. MCGUIRE, JEFF - Basketball - 1,2; Baseball -1,2, 3; Drafting - 3, 4. MCLAUGHLIN, DEBBIE — MCQUILKIN, BRIAN - Football -1,2, 3, 4; Tennis - 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club - 4; Varsity S - 1, 2, 3, 4; Handicapped Class Aide - 4; Prom Committee - 3; Stage Band - 1. MEISSNER, LORI - MENNING, SUSAN — METIS, ROBERT - Alliance Auto Body 3, 4 METZGAR, MARY BETH - Track - 1, 2; Volley Ball -1,2; Pep Club - 3, 4; Pepette - 4, co-captain; Honors So- ciety - 4; Prom Committee - 3. 1% MEYER, NATALIE - A.F.S. exchange student; A.F.S.; Drama Club - 4; “The Murder Room - 4. MILLER, DAVE — MILLER, RANDY- Wrestling - 1, 2, 3, 4; Drafting - 3, 4; secretary; Top Ten - 4. MILLER, SCOTT - Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, president 4; Chamber Choir 3, 4; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; President 3, Thespian 3, 4; English Aide 3, 4; “Carousel 1, “TheMiracle Worker 1; “Dial ‘M’ for Murder 2; “Beauty the Beast 2; “Oliver! 2; “Plaza Suite” 3; “The Wizard of Oz 3; “The Sound of Music 3; “The Mur- der Room 4; “Cinderella 4; “Bye Bye Birdie 4; Marie Burns Award 3. MILLER, TERRY — MILLIRON, BARB - Library Aide 2; Gerjrriari Club 2; Cosmetology 3, 4 MINAMYER, MATT - Drafting - 3, 4. MONTFORD, JULIA - F.S.A. - 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club - 2, 3, 4; A.F.S. - 3, 4; History Aide - 4; Business Aide - 3; Basketball Sweetheart Court - 4; Library Aide - 1, 2, 3, MORRISON, SCOTT - Cross Country - 1,2,3, 4; Track -1,2,3, 4; “Cin- derella” - 4; Varsity S - 3, 4. MOWERY, JAMES - MURUTES, TED - Football - 1, 4; French Club - 3, treasurer; Physics Club - 4, treasurer. MYERS, DAYNE - Yearbook, editor- in chief - 4; Academic Challenge - 1, 3; Scholastic Bowl - 2, 3; Navy ROTC Scholarship - 4; Interact - 2, 4, president - 4; Spanish Club - 3; Mu Alpha Theta - 3, 4; Top Ten - 4; Physics CiuJb - 4. Youth in Govern- ment Day - 4; Valedictorian Award 4; Buckeye Boys State 3. NEDZELSKI, TIM — NEEDHAM, SHERI - Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 NIHART, KAREN — PASH, BARRY — PAXSON, SUZANNE - Basketball - 2; Band - 1, 2, 3; O.O.E.A. - 3, 4; I.O.E. president - 4; I.O.E. second place winner at regions Is. PITTMAN, LEW-Football -1,2,3, 4; Track - 1, 2; Basketball - 1; Varsity S- 1, 2, 3, 4. PITTS, CRAIG - Football - 1, 2, 3; Track - 1; Varsity S 1. PLUMMER, DAVE - PAXTON, TIM - PHILLIPS, DALE - POOL, BRENDA - PRYOR, SANDY - Pep Club - 1; Steno Club - 3, 4; Track - 3. PURRINGTON. JIM - QUINN, MARY - Art Guild - 4; Drama Club - 4; Bi-weekly - 3; Scholastic Art Award - 2; Governors Art Award - 3. QUINN, TOM - Drafting Club - 3, 4; Wrestling - 1, 2; Varsity S - 1,2, 3, 4. RANDOLPH, DEBBIE - Steno - 3, 4; O.O.E.A. - 3, 4; Prom Committee - 3. REESE, DOROTHY — REICHLE, PATTI - Scholastic Art Award - 1; F.S.A. - 2, 3, 4; Mu Alpha Theta - 3, 4; German Club - 3; Year- book - 4. REID, TIM - RENNER, CHARLES - RICHARDS, TOM — RITCHEY, LORI - Student Council - 1,2,3, 4; Pep Club - 1, 2, 3. 4; Track - 1, Tennis - 2, 3, 4; “Cinderella - 4; Pepette - 4; Basketball Sweetheart Court - 4; Prom Committee - 3; Varsity S - 2, 3, 4; Office Aide - 2, 3; Buckeye Girls State Nominee - 3; English Aide - 4. ROTHBRUST, MELISSA - Cosmetolo- gy 3, 4; Drama Club 2; Costumes for plays 2 ROTHBRUST, JOHN - RUBY, JAMES - SALVINO, TONY - SANFILIPPO, NANCY - 197 SCHILLER, DAVE - Key Club - 3, 4, secretary - 3; German Club - 2; Physics Club - 4; Spanish Club - 3; Photography Aide - 4. SCHNORRENBERG, ALAN - Draft- ing Club - 3, 4. SEATON BECKY-French Club -1,2; A.FrS. - 2; Drama Club - 2, 3, 4, secretary - 3, president; Pep Club - 2, 3, 4; Pepette - 4; Band Aide - 2; English Aide - 3, 4; Handicapped Class Aide - 3, 4; Home Economics Aide - 4; Athletic Director Aide - 4; History Aide - 2; “Bye Bye Birdie ’ - 4; Crew for plays - 2t 3, 4; Prom Committee Chairman - 3. SENANEFES, CHRIS - French Club - 2, 3; Track - 3, 4; Biweekly - 4. SHAFER, RICK - Football - 2, 3; Bas- ketball - 1; Baseball - 1; Track - 2, 3; “Oliver11 - 2; “Beauty and the Beast - 2; “Sound of Music - 3; “Wizard of Oz” - 3; Spanish Club - 3; Library Club - 3; Library Aide - 3; Choir - 3, 4. SHASTEEN, RON - Drafting Club - 3, 4. SHIVERS, DAVE - A.F.S. - 2, 3, 4; F.S.A. - 2, 3, 4, vice-president - 4; Art Guild - 1, 2, 3, 4, president - 4; Yearbook - 4; Bi-weekly - 3; Biology Aide - 3; Photography Aide - 4; Eng- lish Aide - 4; Design Aide - 4. SHIVERS, MARK - Basketball - 1, 2, 3, 4, co-captain - 4, MVP - 4; Track - 1; Student Council - 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officers - 1, 2; Drama Club - 4; Oliver - 2; “Sound of Music - 3; Student Council Officer - 4; Var- sity S 3, 4; English Aide - 4; Buck- eye Boys State - 3; Science Aide - i; Prom Committee - 3; Homecoming Escort - 4. SHUMAN, DON - Drafting Club - 3, 4, SLOSSER. BRENDA — SMITH, BRETT - Football -1,2; Key Club - 3; Basketball - 1, 2, 3, 4. SMITH; BRUCE - SMITH, LINDA - Spanish Club - 2; Pep Club - 4. SMITH, LYNDA - Band - 1, 2, 3; Pep Club - 1, 3; “Wizard of Oz” - 3; OOEA Club - 3, 4; IOE Chairman of Publicity - 3; IOE Parliamentarian 198 - 4; second place winner at region - als SMITH, PAT - Band - 1, 2, 3t 4; Li- hrary Aide - 4. SMITH; BOB - SMITH; SCOTT - Basketball - 5, 4; Baseball - 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity S - 3, 4. SMITH; TERIE — SMOLJM, KEVEV - SNYDER. BRENDA — SNYDER. JAY — SPACE, RICHARD - SPANBAXJER, BILL - Cross Country - 2, 3, 4; Track - 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity S - 2, 3, 4; Woodshop Aide 4. STAMP, DEBBIE - Band - 1. 2. 3, 4; French Club -1,2, 3; AJF.S- 2, 3, 4; Pep Club - 1, 2; Drama Club - 2; Tennis - 4; Honors Society - 3, 4; Varsity £- 4; Youth in Government Day - 4; Bye Bye Birdie” - 4; Office Aide - 4; Prom Committee - 3. STAMP. RANDY — STANGA, LISA - STANLEY, DOREEN - STZLWELL, WENDY - STOFTER, KEITH - German Club 2, 3; AV Aide 3, 4; Lighting Crew for Plays and Concerts 3, 4 STRABALA, JEFF - Football 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 3; Class Treasurer 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Chairman 3 SWEELY; TRACI - SYPPKO, BOB - TAYLOR, PAUL - TOOT, CHRIS - Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Ma- jorette 3, 4; Stage Band 3, 4; Pep Club 1; Prom Committee 3; Bi- Weekly Staff 4; Prom Server 2 TOOTHMAN, GREG - TOULMIN, WENDY - Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 3, 4; “The Wiz- ard of Oz 3 ULRICH, DENNY - Wrestling 1,2,3, 4; Key Club 1,2,3, 4; Varsity “S” 4; Office Aide 4; Counselor’s Aide 4 UNTCH, JOHN - Baseball 1, 2, 3; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Varsity “S” 3. 4 VOGT, CAROLINE - Color Guard 2, 3, 4; German Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4; Salem Academic Honors Society 3 VUKSTA, JOE - FSA 1; Key Club 2, 3, treasurer 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4; Varsity “S 3, 4; Prom Escort 2; Prom Committee 3; Biol- ogy Aide 4 WALKER, BARB - Track 1; Pep Club 3; Counselor's Aide 3, 4 WALTER, JEFF - Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Varsity “S” 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Play Publicity Chairman 4 WALTER ROBERT - WARD, PATTY- Cheerleading 1, 2, 3; Pepette 4; German Club 1; White Christmas Server 2; Office Aide 2, 3; Birtalan Aide 3; Girls' State Nominee 3; Class Secretary 4; Handicapped Class Aide 3; Home- coming Queen 4; Teen of the Month Committee 2, 3; “The Wizard of Oz” 3; Drama Club 4; Bi-Weekly Staff 3 WEEKLEY, ELIZABETH - WELDON, PAT - “For the Lions to Win 2; “Sound of Music” 3; “Oli- ver” 2; “Plaza Suite 3; Biology Aide 3; English Aide 3, 4; Basketball Manager 3, 4; Physics Club 4; Var- sity “S” 3, 4; Youth in Government Day 4 WENDEL, REGINA - WICKERSHAM, PHILIP - Football 1, 2; Track 1; Machine Shop Club 3, 4 WILHELM. JENNIFER - Cheerlead- ing 1, 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; president 4; Pepette 4; Student Council 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; French Club 1, 3; Homecoming Court 4; History Aide 3; Athletic Office Aide 4; AFS 3. Youth in Government Day; Dan- forth Award; Salem Board of Edu- cation Scholarship 4. WILMS, TRUDI-Band 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pepette 4; Drama Club 4; FHA vice-president 3; “The Wizard 199 of Oz” 3; Salem Academic Honors Society 4; Prom Committee 3 WINDON, SUE - Choir 1; Color Guard 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Pepette 4; IOE Stenko 3, historian 3; IOE Clerical 4 WOLF, HARALD - WOLFE, JANET - Yearbook Art Work WOOD, DENISE - Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 3; Varsi- ty “S 2, 3, 4; Gym Aide WRIGHT, BECKY - Drama Club 1, 2; Foods Aide 4; IOE 3, 4 WRIGHT, RICK - WRIGHT, TOM - Basketball 1; Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Handicapped Class Aide 3; Bi- Weekly Stall 4; Varsity “S” 3, 4 YAKUBEK, LINDA - Tennis 1,2,3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Pepette 4; Varsity “S” 2, 3, 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3; Jr. Jaycees 2, 3; Of- fice Aide 2, 3; Biology Aide 4; Li- brary Aide 3; “Cinderella ” 4 YAKUBEK, SUSIE - IOE Steno 3, 4, vice-president 4 YAKUBEK, TROY - Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Salem Academic Honors Soci- ety 3, 4; Physics Club 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4; Top Ten 4 YARWOOD, GREGG - YEAGER. DOUG - YONKEY, JAMIE - Drafting Club 3, 4 YOUNG, BECKIE - Track 1, 2; Quak- er Lady 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; IOE Steno 3, 4, secretary 3; Spanish Club 3 ZAMORA, JANICE - ZOCOLO, JACK - Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Drum Major 2; Pep Band 4; Stage Band 4; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespians 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Baseball 2, 3;Spanish Club 2, 3; AV Aide 1; Student Council 2, 3, 4, treasurer 3, president 4; Class President 2; Boys' State 3; Biology Aide 3; Handicapped Class Aide 3; Key Club 3; Interact 4; “Miracle Worker” 1; Glass Menagerie” 1; Carousel 1; “Plaza Suite” 4; “Murder Room 4; “Cinderella ” 4 ZOCOLO, JILL - Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4. secretary 4; Drama Club 1; Span- ish Club 2; Interact 4; English Aide 1; Home Ec Aide 4; Office Aide 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 3, 4; Pepette 4; Basket- ball Sweetheart Court 4; Girls' State 3 ZORIK, DEANNA - Color Guard 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Drama Club 4 200 201 PAGE 1 PAGE-BY-PAGE INDEX — Table of Contents PAGE 2 — Remember When? PAGE 3 — Remember When? PAGE 4 — Remember When? PAGE 5 — Remember When? PAGE 6 — Remember When? PAGE 7 — Remember When? PAGE 8 — Remember When? PAGE 9 — Remember When? PAGE 10 - Prom PAGE 11 - Awards PAGE 12 - Awards PAGE 13 — Awards PAGE 1 4 - Awards PAGE 15 — Awards 202 PAGE 16 — Graduation PAGE 17 — Graduation PAGE 18 — Senior Section PAGE 19 — Senior Section PAGE 20 — Senior Class Personalities PAGE 21 — Senior Class Personalities PAGE 22 — Senior Class Officers PAGE 23 — Seniors: D. Anderson-Bennett PAGE 24 — Seniors: Benson •Christopher PAGE 25 — Seniors: Coburn-Cushman PAGE 26 — Seniors: Danklef-Dermotta PAGE 27 — Seniors: DeRoads-Endicott PAGE 28 — Seniors: Faieta-Fulgoni PAGE 29 — Seniors: Gabriel-Harrold PAGE 30 — Seniors: Hart-Hole 203 PAGE 31 — Seniors: Hollinger-Isaacs PAGE 32 — Seniors; D. Jackson -Keefer PAGE 33 — Seniors: Keller-Lisa Landwert PAGE 33 — Seniors: hois Landwert-Magyaros PAGE 35 — Seniors: Maher-McGuire PAGE 36 — Seniors: McLaughlin-S. Miller PAGE 37 — Seniors: T. Miller-Nedzelski PAGE 38 — Seniors: Needham-M. Quinn PAGE 39 — Seniors: Randolph -Shasteen PAGE 40 — Seniors: D. Shi vers-TI Smith PAGE 41 — Seniors: Smolira -Sweely PAGE 42 — Seniors: Toot-Walker PAGE 43 — Seniors: Walters- Wolfe PAGE 44 - Seniors: Wood-Yonkley PAGE 45 — Seniors: Young - NOT PICTURED SENIORS PAGE 46 — Junior Section PAGE 48 — Junior Class Officers PAGE 49 — Juniors: Zubaty-Willard PAGE 50 — Juniors: Wilkinson-S. Thomas PAGE 51 — Juniors: R. Thomas-Snyder PAGE 52 — Juniors: M. Smith-Rudihaugh PAGE 53 — Juniors: Rogers-Perry PAGE 54 — Juniors: Penick-Messenger PAGE 55 — Juniors: Mehno-Lewis PAGE 56 — Juniors: Lemmon - C. Kelly PAGE 57 — Juniors: Keeler-Hepler PAGE 58 — Juniors: Henderson -Franklin PAGE 59 — Juniors: Francisco-Cunningham PAGE 60 — Juniors: Culp-D. Carlisle PAGE 61 — Juniors: Carlariello-A. Abrams PAGE 62 — Sophomore Section PAGE 63 — Sophomore Section 204 PAGE 47 — Junior Section PAGE 64 — Sophomore Class Officers PAGE 65 — Sophomores: Zorick-Szymczyk PAGE 66 — Sophomores: Sweely-Schrode PAGE 67 — Sophomores: Schmidt-Pregibon PAGE 68 — Sophomores: Power-Morris PAGE 69 — Sophomores: Moffett -Madjarac PAGE 70 — Sophomores• Mack-Knoedler PAGE 71 — Sophomores: Knight- Huddleston PAGE 72 — Sophomores: Hrvatin-Grandolpho PAGE 73 — Sophomores: Gorby-Erskine PAGE 74 — Sophomores: Englert-Crawford PAGE 75 — Soph om ores: Crank-Penee Chaffin PAGE 76 — Sophomores: Cassinger-Adams PAGE 77 — HANDICAPPED CLASS PAGE 78 — Freshmen Section PAGE 79 — Freshmen Section PAGE 80 — Freshmen Class Officers PAGE 81 — Freshmen: Zeigler-Weingart 205 PAGE 90 — Freshmen: Earl-Chandler PAGE 91 — Freshmen: C Cha££in-Brackin PAGE 92 — Freshmen: Borrelli-B. Anderson PAGE 93 — Freshmen: S. Adams-Abrams PAGE 94 — Faculty Section PAGE 95 — Faculty Section PAGE 96 — Board o£ Education, Administra tion PAGE 97 — Administration PAGE 82 — Freshmen: Watson-Staker PAGE 83 — Freshmen: Spiker-Schmid PAGE 84 — Freshmen: Schiavone- Ospeck PAGE 85 — Freshmen: Oldcorn-McIntosh PAGE 86 — Freshmen: McClellan-Lavallee PAGE 87 — Freshmen: Krebs-Dave Janofa PAGE 88 — Freshmen: Jamison-Greathouse PAGE 89 — Freshmen: Grams-Edger ton PAGE 98 — English, Foreign Language Depts. PAGE 99 — Math, Social Studies Depts. PAGE 100 — Music, Art, Physical Ed. Depts. PAGE 101 — Science, Industrial Arts, and Home Economics Depts. PAGE 117 — Clerical II PAGE 102 — Business, Vocational, Special Ed. Dept si PAGE 103 — Cafateria, Custodians PAGE 104 — Activities Section PAGE 105 — Activities Section PAGE 106 — Student Council PAGE 107 — Boys, Girls Staters PAGE 108 - Spanish Club, AFS PAGE 109 — French Club, German Club PAGE 110 — Mu Alpha Theta, Academic Honors Society PAGE 111 — Interact, Key Club PAGE 112 — Art Guild, FSA PAGE 113 — Announcer, Audio -Visual Crew, Varsity “S PAGE 114 — Stenol PAGE 115 - StenoII PAGE 116 — Clericali PAGE 118 — Jr. Drafting PAGE 119 - Sr. Drafting PAGE 120 — Pep Club, Pepettes PAGE 121 — Pep Club, Pepettes PAGE 122 — Drama Club, Thespians 207 PAGE 123 - Fall Play PAGE 124 — Children's Play PAGE 125 — Spring Musical PAGE 126 - Bands PAGE 127 - Bands PAGE 128 — Bands PAGE 129 - Bands PAGE 130 — Choirs PAGE 131 — Library Club, Physics Club PAGE 132 Aides PAGE 133 - Aides PAGE 134 - Aides PAGE 135 — Academic Challenge” PAGE 136 — Alliance Vocational Students PAGE 137 — Alliance Vocational Students PAGE 138 — Athletics Section PAGE 139 — Athletics Section PAGE 140 — Football PAGE 141 — Football PAGE 142 — Football PAGE 143 — Homecoming Court PAGE 144 — Cross Country PAGE 145 - Golf PAGE 146 - Volleyball PAGE 147 - Volleyball PAGE 148 - Girls' Tennis 200 PAGE 149 — Fall Sports Awards PAGE 150 — Boys’ Varsity Basketball PAGE 151 — Boys' Varsity Basketball PAGE 152 — Boys’ Reserve Basketball PAGE 153 — Boys' Freshmen Basketball PAGE 154 — Basketball Sweetheart Court PAGE 155 — Girls' Basketball PAGE 156 — Girls’ Basketball PAGE 157 - Girls' Basketball PAGE 158 — Wrestling PAGE 159 — Wrestling PAGE 160 - Baseball PAGE 161 - Baseball PAGE 162 - Track PAGE 1 63 - Track PAGE 164 — Boys' Tennis PAGE 165 — Winter and Spring Sports Awards PAGE 166 — Cheerleaders PAGE 167 — Cheerleaders PAGE 168 — Ads Section PAGE 169 — Ads Section PAGE 1 70 - Ads PAGE 171 - Ads PAGE 172 - Ads PAGE 1 73 - Ads PAGE 174 - Ads PAGE 175 — Ads PAGE 176 - Ads 209 PAGE 1 77 - Ads PAGE 178 - Ads PAGE 179 - Ads PAGE 180 - Ads PAGE 181 — Ads PAGE 182 - Ads PAGE 183 - Ads PAGE 184 - Ads PAGE 18S — Ads PAGE 186 - Ads PAGE 187 - Ads PAGE 188 — Ads PAGE 189 — Ads PAGE 190 — Ads PAGE 191 - PATRONS’ LIST 210 211 PAGE 197 - Senior Index PAGE 198 — Senior Index PAGE 199 — Senior Index PAGE 200 — Senior Index PAGE 201 — Senior Index PAGE 202 — Page Index PAGE 203 — Page Index PAGE 204 — Page Index PAGE 205 — Page Index PAGE 206 — Page Index PAGE 207 - Page Index PAGE 208 — Page Index PAGE 209 — Page Index PAGE 210 — Page Index 212 PAGE 211 — Page Index PAGE 212 — Page Index PAGE 213 - Page Index PAGE 214 — Page Index PAGE 215 — Page Index PAGE 216 — 1980 QUAKER Staff PAGE 217 - 1980 QUAKER Stall PAGE 218 — 1980 QUAKER Staff PAGE 219 - 1 980 QUAKER Staff PAGE 220 - FINAL PAGE 213 214 215 1980 QUAKER YEARBOOK STAFF EDITOR; Dayne Myers 216 UNDER CLASS EDITORS: Nancy Strojek (Assistant), Lisa FACULTY EDITOR: Lisa Snyder Landwert (Freshmen), Pam Huffman (Juniors), Lois Land- wert (Sophomores) A TEAM GIVING 110% . . . SPORTS EDITORS: Doreen Jackson (Girls), Sue Maher ACTIVITIES EDITORS: Janice Delp, Lloyd Martin (Boys) 217 AWARDS SECTION EDITOR: Lisa Raymond INDEX EDITOR: Denise Herron . . . STRIVING TO ACHIEVE A GOAL STUDENT PHOTOGRAPHERS: Rick Kirby, David Shivers. STAEE ASSISTANT’S: Patti Reichle, Sue Martinelli, Sue Forkel The Yearbook Staff would like to thank the yearbook com- pany representative Ken Brayer, Mr. Hoopest Mr. Robinson, and Mr. Monteleone £or the help they provided. Special thanks to Gene Straub and the other high school janitors £or putting up with the late hours and even more thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Esposito for all their guidance. They showed a great deal o£ patience in putting up with us all year. The yearbook is one of the, if not the most, time consuming extra-curricular activities at SHS. It is a thankless job that requires a lot of self-sacrifice. A large amount of work goes in to producing the yearbook, and at this time we would like to thank the staff for doing a good job. Bayne and Sue ADVISOR: Mr. William Esposito STAFF NOT PICTURED: Julie Crihfield, Wendy Stillwell, Judy Wilson, Debbie Stamp, Suzon Horning, Brenda Pool, Pam Moore, Debbie Lipp, Cheri Galchick, Denise Crum, Julie Blackburn, Jeff Burrier, Josephine Buckius, Kathy Lewis, and Janet Wolfe, artist. 219