CLASSES The main purpose of our life at Salem High School. Day after day, week after week, the same classes, same subjects, same order. How we go through these classes, though, varies from day to day. Some days interested, some days bored to tears . . , 2 .. endless study halls . . . home- work . , . fun . . . paying more attention to the people in the hall . . , helping each other . . a test TODAY?! FRIENDS The most common characteristic of Salem and any High School. At every event, in every hall, in every class, one will find a circle of friends . ♦ . 4 ON THE JOB ... never seems to be enough hours in the day. Persistantly on the job trying to finish homework, practice, work and still have enough time to sleep. Classes.«. band camp... rings . , . working the con- cession stand... study hall ... homework... practice . .. lectures ... bonfires ... 8 I BUSINESS AS USUAL ... all things which always repeat. Whether it be from day to day, week to week, season to season, year to year, seems they've been around forever, and will re- main just as long. I! 9 PEOPLE Although the events stay the same, the people are constantly changing. Every year—new faces, personalities. Each allowed their own spot for four years when they become destined to fade away from memory . . . 10 11 ers FACES Just as every person is different, so is every face different. Not just in size and shape, but changing every moment displaying the thoughts of each indi- vidual. 12 r .. , different shapes . .. different sizes . . . some happy ., . some sad ... all quite different... but still, all the same EXPRESSIONS ... With the differing faces, are the different expressions. An expression is the simplest and most natural way of show- ing emotion. Each expression reflecting the deepest feelings of it's owner. 15 LOOKS LIKE WE MADE IT! 16 SENIORS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS—Stand- ing: Lisa Crosser, Vice President; Sit- ting: Kelly Finch, Treasurer; Bill Jelen, President; Laura Hutton, Secretary. As the year draws to a close, the time draws near when we must all turn the page of these four years and continue our lives in our own separate ways. Although we may be separated physically, let us never forget the memories and friendships that were made here at SHS. On behalf of the class, I'd like to thank all the advisors, par- ents, teachers, and citizens who helped our class during the past four years. From the first day of Freshman Orientation to graduation, they have been in- valuable. Sincerely, BILL JELEN, President Class of '83 THANK-YOU! THANK-YOU! THANK-YOU! The color in this section was provided through the extreme generosity of the 1981-82 After From Committee, The Class of 83 extends it sincere gratitude for their gift. Robert Scott Abrams Janet Lee Anderson Jeffrey Alan Auman Mark Edward Barrette Lori Lynne Barrick 17 Paul Albert Beck Judith Lee Bell Linda Bennett Jack Alan Bimber Sandra Lee Borders Carla Jo Bryan Rebecca Jayne Bergman David Matthew Birk Steven James Breckenridge Robert E. Burge Wendy Kay Burrier Daniel Allen Bush Susan Lynn Callatone Theodore Richard Campbell Donald Lee Bush Kelly Ann Canton Donald Samuel Clark Mary Ann Clunen Cynthia Rose Chaffin Geoffrey Donald Coccia Gigi Sabatha Calai Mark Alan Centofanti Edward G. Chandler 19 20 Mark Alan Covert Robert John Cross Kathleen Ida Culler Ronald Jude Detell Robert W. Cowie Lisa Kaye Crosser Ariel Jean Dailey Thomas Dale Dimos Cathy Sue Coy Connie Lynn Coy Dawna L. Earl David Grant Fisher Sharon K. Fryman Daniel Lee Edgerton Monica Lynn Ehler Rebecca Kay Ehrhart Richard Aaron Foreman Tobin Dale Franks Kimberlie Louise Frye Donna Jean Fugate 21 Michael Joseph Gabriel Karla Lynn George Susan L. Gusman Brent Alan Hively 22 Molly Sue Galchick Kimberly Dawn Goodchild John Glenn Hoffmaster Steve Joe Garofalo Diane Carolyn Gordon Michele Marie Harrold Michael Thomas Gbur Mike A. Graziosi Henry Eugene Hergenroder Debra Ann Holben Kevin Lee Jamison Rodney Lee Holbert Jeanine Marie Huzyak Michelle Lynn Irey David Ray Janofa Tracy Lynn Isaacs Debbie L. Janofa Jukka Kalevi Jaamaa William Michael Jelen 24 Jeanette Ann Jennings James Nathaniel Johnson Mark Thomas Johnson Reana Rochelle Johnston Edward P. Jones, IV Helen Kataro Patrick Ryan Keefer Doug Randal Keller Curtis N. Kelley Dawn Sherree Kelly Daniel Arthur Johnston James Edward Kay Beverly Ann Kemats 4 i i Kenneth Kibler Karen Jean Lipp Kelly Ann Kirkland Mark W. Leider Joel E. Little Janine Lozier Jill Renee Klosterman Todd Lepley Mike James Lodge Robert Lee Lutz Tammy Lynn Kornbau N : 1 Lisa Marie Loudon Brian Paul Madison 25 Joseph Thomas Marra Joan Louise Masters Michael Allan Medford Rick Allan Menning Kenneth Carl Martin, Jr. Glena Lynn McAfee Robert Anthony Mehno Harold Lee Metzgar Diana Lynn Milheim Dorothy Irene Miller 26 : i ■ Russell Glen-Joseph Miller Tonya Delores Moore Gregory Thomas Parks Debra Ann Monteleone Timothy Jon Mountz Brenda Anne Pauline Edward Michael Mozina Matthew Ospeck Kathleen Suzan Peludat John Thomas Panezott Charles David Pence 27 Bianca Jane Penick Dayne Lee Popa Allan Joseph Quinn Lisa Kaye Phillips Joseph Popa Barbara Sue Rapp Paul Anthony Pirone John Kenneth Price Steven Joseph Pocrnich Peter Andrew Proctor Donna Mae Reed Brian Christopher Renner 28 Victoria Lee Richardson Susan Lynn Richert Heather A. Roberts Donald Gordon Rose, II Terry Lee Rosenberg Charles Thomas Sanfilippo Karen Diane Schmid Lisa Beth Schuster Tab A. Shaffer Wayne David Shanley Richard Ramsey Shasteen David Charles Shears t 29 30 Maria (Mimi) L. Shellenberger Hope Lynn Singer Wanda Elizabeth Smith Gigi Marie Sonagere Christine Ann Stamp Mary Kay Stoops Ronney Leon Stanton Stephen Todd Strabala Jose Antonio Soriano Kirk Jonathan Steves Jill Anne Stoddard Kenneth Lynn Suggett Phillip Eugene Sweeney Lori Ann Thorne David E. Tullis Jeff Lyn Watson Deborah Michelle Weldon Kenneth Leroy Welling Martha Kay Wendel Connie Kay Whitman 31 Jeff Michael Yeager Ronald Gayle Yoder John Andrew Zamarelli Missing Photos from Senior Section: David Allen Borrelli Craig Steven LaVallee David Allen Cox James Everrett Cutchall Paula K, Cutchall Richard Martin Davis Jon Mark Fiebiger Tammy Lynn Gillespie David Lee Grams William Wayne Hill Terri Anne Huffer Ellen Barbara Hull Terence Judson Kirby Rochelle Leyman Terri Denice Leyman LuAnn Nortrup Thomas Dale Power Barb Ann Raneri Elaine Ruth Roberts Mark Eugene Sanders Mark Jay Slocum Norman Edward Sosbe Jon Frederick Zeigler 32 33 ] SENIOR PERSONALITIES MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Diana Milheim, Bill Jelen MOST UNDERSTANDING: Karla George, Rich Wilk MOST STUDIOUS: Mike Mozina, Jeanine Huzyak MOST VERSATILE: Laura Hutton, Tom Bruderly 15 MOST CONGENIAL: Jill Klosterman, Rob Mehno MOST MUSICAL: Jenny Boals, Mike Gabriel MOST SPIRITED: Lisa Crosser, Dave Janofa CLASS ROWDIES: Brian Renner, Lori Barrick BEST DRESSED: Monica Ehler, Dan Edger- ton BEST LOOKING LEGS: Dawn Kelly, Steve Pocrnich BEST HAIRDO: Chip Rose Gigi Sonagere CLASS FLIRTS: Janeil Ferguson, Ted Jones 37 CUTEST SMILE: Lori OLdcorn, Bob McClellan FAVORITE TEACHER: Mrs, Cozza, Mr. Morris i HOMECOMING Queen Lisa Crosser escorted by Jake Sell Above: Karla George and Craig LaVallee Above: Kelly Finch and Rick Foreman Above: Janelle Ferguson and Bill Hill Below: Heather Roberts and Joe Marra 38 h I Sweetheart Queen Gigi Sonagere escorted by Brian Wright SWEETHEART QUEEN ABOVE- Lori Barrick and Steve Pocrnich BELOW- Dawn Kelly and Joe Marra ABOVE- Dorothy Irey and Rich Wilk BELOW- Tracy Isaacs and Terry Rosen- berg ABOVE- Monica Ehler and Bob McClellan BELOW- Sue Gusman and Eric Wrask 39 40 41 1983 SENIOR AWARDS Burson-Ursa Award: Bill Je- lenr Jeanine Huzyak Dr. and Mrs. Harold F. Ho- prich Valedictorian Awards; Mike Mozina, Mark Johnson. SEA Scholarship Winners: Lisa Phillips, Jeanine Huzyak. Danforth Award: Ted Jones, Laura Hutton. Career in Government Award: Reana Johnston; Bausch Lomb Award: Jim Kay. 4 Senior Honor Cards: Lisa Scullion, Mike Mozina, Robert Abrams, Mark Johnson, James Kay, Jay Soriano, Mi- chael Medford, Diana Mil- heim, Melissa Conn, Jeanine Huzyak. 42 Salem Board of Education Scholarship: Wendy Burrier; Salem P.T.A. Scholarship: Charles Divi- chio; Bruce R. Herron Scholarship: James John- son; D.A.R. Award: Mark Johnson. Akron Academic Scholarship: Lisa Scullion; Adrian College Scholarship: Bob Abrams; University of Cincinnati Scholarships: James Kay, Jon Zeigler; Akron Academic Scholarships: Debra Monteleone. Ohio Academic Scholastic Awards: Tom Powers, Bill Jelen, National Merit Recognition: Mike Mozina, scholarship winner Mike Mozina, Diana Milheim, Jon Zeigler. Jeanine Huzyak, Bill Jelen. i i ; State Awards of Distinction: Row 1: Connie Coy, Jennifer Brookes, Reana Johnston, Mary Stoops, Sue Richert, Karen Schmid, Lau- ra Hutton. Row 2: Chip Rose, John Hoffmaster, Jeanine Hu- zyak, Barbara Ewing, Lisa Api- celia, Bianca Penick, Melissa Conn, Jill Stoddard. Row 3: Mark Johnson, Matt Ospeck, Robert Abrams, Jon Zeigler, Tom Pow- ers, Jay Soriano, Mike Mozina. t 43 Vocational Awards: Harold Metzgar, Tim Bai- ley, Kathy Culler, Mary Ann Clunen, Ken- neth Welling, Bob McClellan. Brooks Awards: Row 1. John Piontkowski, Steve Julian, Leo Marple, David Ward, Row 2, Terri Leyman, Lisa Buchanan, Melissa Conn, Joy Richesson, Pam Evans, Charlotte Johnson, Jean- ine Huzyak. YSU State English Festi- val Awards: Emily Liggett, Tammy Bender Four Year Perfect Atten- dance: Bill Jelen, Kelly Can- ton, David Shears. Salem Community Hospi- tal Candy Striper Awards: Kim Ricker, Dena DiPas- quale, Mary Mozina, Math Awards: Row L Lori Schnader, Tom Power, Mike Mozina, Bob Abrams, Mike Madison, Jon Zeigler; Row 2, Jay Soriano, Carl Apicella, Ted Campbell, Bill Jelen, Gary Collins, Jim Kay, Rich Herron. Drama Awards: Todd Lepley, Best Thespian: Diane Gordon, Best Actor Award; Jon Zeigler, Best Supporting Actor. 44 Clerical Awards: Lori Hippely, Wanda Smith, Anita Steno Awards: Shawna Seddon, Lisa Phillips, Mary Ann Glynn, Lynette Robb. ‘ Clunen, Glena McAfee, Lori Thorne, Lori Seese, Kim Rouse, Diane Lora, Teri Doyle, 1983 ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS Helen Carlton Speech Award: Mark Barette, Sharon Fry- man, Marie Burns: Anne Medford, Kathy Farmer, Pete Proctor, Pam Ackelson, Jim Gabriel, Anne Wil- liams, Mike Gabriel, Pam McElwee, Joy Richesson, Tania Pshsniak, Detria Kleon, Bandsman of the Year: Mike Gabriel. Esther Odoran: Row 1- Eric Stephens, John Za- marelli, Mark Amos, Tim Claar, Jim Gabriel, Pete Proctor; Row 2-Mi- chelle Weikart, Debbie Gordon, Mary Schehl, Detria Kleon, Dottie Miller, Anne Medford, Pam Ackelson, Pam McElwee, Kerry Mor- rissey, Tania Pshsniak, Amy Kendall. 45 Language Day Awards: Row 1-Kathy Farmer, Jeanine Hu- zyak, Gloria Buritica, Laura Shear, Amy Kendall, Carla Deland, Steve Hoffmaster; Row 2-Connie Coy, Earl Kel- ly, Bill Dunn, Scott Smith, Pam Ackelson, Doug Morris, Steve Rosar; Row 3-Debbie Shone, LeAnn Zimman, Clau- dia Colbert, Joy Richesson, Chris Coalmer, Pamela Rodri- quez. Art Awards: Gigi Sonagere, Lisa Mar- tens, Mimi Shellenberger, John Hoff- master, Larry Brickner, Row 2-Molly Galchick, Deb Weldon, Ariel Dailey, Kim Frye, Julie Anderson; Row 3-Kris Knoedler, Anne Medford, Ginger Twaddle, Kelly Finch, Michelle Harold; Row 4-Matt Settle, Brian Hendricks, Joe Marra, Ted Jones, Cliff Eisner. 46 Academic Challenge Participants: Amy Kendall, Mary Mozina, Bob Abrams, Donna Reed, Jay Soriano, Mike Mozina, Scott Smith, Nick Watkins, Jeff Mitchell, Steve Rosar. IN LOVIN Walk in tne Sing a happy meli _ „ far ai May you find that 1 All the best of eiferpl Take special care of yi for me today. We’ve walked together on the dusty roads of life, But kept our eyes upon the star. We’ve laughed at the little thing and cried along the w No one can know howIMich We’ve shared. Walk in the world fo Sing a happy melody, Ind keep my memory not far aiftay May you find that lifewvill bring All the best of everything Take special care of you, for me today. THosj Never truly lef They live on in AH they showed, the coi they shared and the love rought into our lives tor GRADUATION V ALAfA. AdATER £ ?! ? out -f eg i Seh , 555fe 4mg efMtpbtute. ‘f fcf i c ubagev rfted, lit cefow foigfi a 'acted. add? € ve it dcmigy, Ghtbcd nacstguleb tbue, ‘d?e '€€ efreiitfi ltd mem det-O ci u tsfe glfe tfitu. 'ffle’gg efiebldti it4 mem biet'Oai whote €lfe tfibci. BARBARA BlITLER GREENE.1944 Donated By THE pLASS OF 19S3 -4 - ——— 7==TT ACTIVITIES STUDENT COUNCIL i Student Council members have been busy this year. Activities in- cluded: fruit baskets at Thanksgiv- ing and Christmas and the selling of candy bars. Accounting I is made up of junior girls. Their activities this year were sponsoring a dance after a football game, a car wash, a bake sale, and a raffle. Accounting II is made up of senior girls. They had many activities this year including: field trips, voluntary services, and an I.O.E. Business Luncheon. Row 1: Diane Gordon, Vice President; Bill Jelen, Treasurer; Laura Hutton, President; Row 2: Dawn Kelly; Karla George; Row 3: Alice Sarginger; Pam Evans; Amy Love; Row 4: Pam Strabala; Marybeth Hutton; Lori Schnader; Row 5: Melissa Roberts; Suzie Shears; Row 6: Juli Wilt; Dave Decrow; Nick Watkins; Row 7: Cathy Francisco; Jenni Gow; Jill Bosel; Row $: Steve Rosar; Rich Marra; Sylvia Torti. Those missing: Kelly Finch, Secretary; Chris Kenreigh. ACCOUNTING I Row 1: Mary Roberts, Historian; Holli Hough, Assistant Treasurer; Cheryl Menning; Judy Dimko; Kim Lease; Anita Glynn; Row 2: Tracey Greenfield, Historian; Tammy Meissner, President; Lori Hippely, Secretary; Nancy Corl; Carla Reitz, Parliamentarian; Missy Paulini, Vice President; Beth Crowell; Tona Shaulis, Treasurer; Lynette Robb, Parliamentarian; Row 3: Saundra Wyand. ACCOUNTING II Row 1: Cathy Coy, Parliamentarian; Carol Barrett, Historian; Tina Walter, President; Row 2: Wanda Smith, Vice President; Bev Ke- mats, Assistant Treasurer; Tonya Moore; Sheryl McNeal, Secre- tary. Those missing: Hope Singer, Treasurer. 52 KEY CLUB Row 1: Mary Martino, Secretary; Ursula Sicilia; Amy Love, Treasurer; Mindy Fields, sergeant and arms; Bill Jelen; Row 2: Dorothye Irey; Lisa Crosser; Janelle Ferguson; Laura Hutton; Heather Roberts; Tracy Isaacs, President; Donna Reed; Steve Rosar; Jenni Gow; Cathy Francisco; Sue Bailey; Kim Waters; Julie Pasko; Cindy Hutton; Greg Moffett; Tom Bruderly; Chris Stamp; Fritz Schlueter; Tania Pshsniak; Pam Smith; Beth Paparodis; Marybeth Hutton; Tom Patterson; Diana Lutz; Row 3: Mike Mozina; Beth Willis; Julie Paumier; Valerie Julian; Marcy Rosar; Mary Mozina; Diana Reese; Sue Allis; Carol Seese; Marci Flickinger; Tracy Pizzino; Lori Schnader; Jay Soriano; Ross Spatz; Guy Klosterman; Chris Waters; Teressa Diehl; Mike Medford, Vice President; Paul Wolf; Lori Seese; Glenn Martin; Steve Shears; Row 4; Jim Kay; Diane Engle; Anne Williams; Joan Davidson; Sue Gusman; Kris Kelly; Andrea Miller; Jukka Jaamaa; Leslie Tetlow; Terry Kirby; Rich Wilk; Jeff Auman; Kris Taibot; Pam Strabala; Greg Parks; Rocco Mango; Rob Mehno; Keith Miller; Carl Apicella; Darren Ackerman; Tony Petrucci; Brian Toothman; Mark Johnson; Erwin Nowicki; Dave Moore. In addition to the regular meetings. Key Club participat- ed in service projects such as raking leaves, having a car wash, and working in assisting the handicapped students. At the bottom of the page are a few of the students who went to Europe. The group saw Brus- sels, Paris, and other spots of interest during their tour which took place over spring break. JUNIOR DRAFTING Sean Dougherty; Deron Brink; Chip Ritchie; David Pitts; Jeff Zeigler. Paul Wolf, Paul Bryant, Mike Madison, Fritz Schlueter, Alice Sarginger. SENIOR DRAFTING Row 1: Mark Slocum; Chuck Sanfilippo; Pat Keefer; Tab Shaffer; Ron Detell; Lloyd Martines; Kirk Steves; Row 2: Mike Lodge; Bill Hill; Brian Madison; Richard Shasteen; Ron Lease; Brent Hiveley. 53 German Club (cont.) Craig Diehl; Lisa Buchanan; Mike Madison; Sam McKinney; Fritz Schlueter; Row 5: Pam Rodriquez; Donna Reed; Lisa Apicella; Row 6: Erwin Nowicki; Steve Rosar; Dean Capel; Chris Shone; Kris Kelly; Julie Paumier; Tim Sharf; Valerie Julian; Row 7: Debbie Shone; Tom Power; Bob Abrams, Spanish Club (cont) drea Miller; Melissa Conn; Row 5: Kevin Beck; Mike Reich; Brad 54 Jones; Rick Foreman; Rick Huston; David Milheim; Diane Engle. Row 1: Brian Metz, Secretary; Glenn Martin, President; Crissy Brooks, Vice President; Alice Sarginger; Gwyne Rousseau, Trea- surer; Paul Schlueter; Julie Pierce; Row 2: (seated) Leslie Tetlow; Melanie Parker; Anne Medford; Kim Ricker; (standing) Nan Webb; Claudia Colbert; Marcy Rosar; Dave Madison; Dave Moore Row 3: (kneeling) Bill Jelen; Pam Evans; Joy Richesson; Connie Coy; Chris Coalmer; Steve Julian; Bow 4: Robin Davidson; Michele Scullion; Jansen Paumier; Tim Harrington; Jukka Jaamaa; Dan Blubaugh; SPANISH CLUB Row 1: Chris Good, Treasurer; Erin Doyle, Secretary; Mary Mar- tino, Vice President; Fred Barahona, Honorary President; Karla George, President; Row 2: Evan Bell; Allan Quinn; Donna Reed; Bianca Penick; Jennifer Gitschier; Sherri Brown; Shari Juffman; Suzie Shears; Wende Philips; Mary Stoops; Rob Pandya; Row 3: Donna Loomis; Sarah Robison; Diane Culp; Lisa Moore; Bonnie Reynolds; Lisa Apicella; Laurie Shear; Mary Mozina; Kim Colbert; Reana Johnston; Michele Vannoy; Tracy Esterly; Michele Mad- jarae; Liz Koenreich; Debbie Nichols; Amy Kendall; Kerry Morri- sey; Matt Sutter; Barb Ewing; Row 4: Emily Liggett; Jukka Jaa- maa; Nick Watkins; Phill Sweeney; Mark Kowalczyk; Jay Staudt, Mike Lesch; Dave Roberts; Mike Mozina; Jim Kay; Jeanine Hu- zyak; Jeff Auman; Mark Johnson; Rich Herron; Tom Bruderly; Jay Soriano; John Price; David Ward; Rich Wilk; Deneen Panzott; An- German club was made up of about 52 members this year. They participated in many ac- tivities: a bon fire for the Okto- berfest, they prepared Thanks- giving baskets, Christmas car- oling, and a Spring Banquet, Spanish Club was busy this year also. They sold wrapping paper and cards in the fall, held a Christmas party, and operat- ed the concession stand after a basketball game. GERMAN CLUB u 1 Peter Proctor; Jamie Southern; Tina Izenour; Shari Huffman; Theresa Clunen; Donna Loomis. BOY’S AND GIRL’S STATERS i Row 1: Diane Milheim; Lisa Scullion; Debbie Monteleone; Melis- sa Conn; Lisa Crosser; Sue Richert. Row 2: Mike Mozina; Matt Ospeck; Jim Kay; Ted Jones; Mark Johnson. The American Field Service Club sponsored our exchange students to the United States. They also provided a Christmas party and spring banquet. Exchange students from area schools stayed with AFS members and attend- ed Salem Senior High for a day. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE Row l: Debbie Monteleone; Secretary; Barb Ewing; Vice President; Me- lissa Conn; President; Jukka Jaamaa; Honorary President; Emily Liggett; Treasurer. Row 2: Erin Doyle; Laurie Shear; Sarah Robison; Nan Webb; Diane Engle; Ronda Shanley; Amy Weber; Lisa Scullion. Row 3: Chris Stamp; Melanie Parker; Gwyne Rousseau; Connie Coy; Morlinda Shaffer; Lisa Buchanan; Reana Johnston; Jeanine Huzyak; Andrea Miller. 55 SALEM MARCHING BAND Color Guard Shawna Seddon (Captain) Tina Walter (Rifle Sergeant) Lisa Martens Joan Masters Kim Miller Laurie Shear Lori Thorne Chris Waters Ruth Adams Susan Borkowski Kim Colbert Sandy Gillespie Chris Good Genevieve Huffman Lori Herman Landy McCartney Debbie Nichols Deneen Panzott Annette Reinehr Sherry Settle Amy Stroka Julie Vanpelt Arlene Weikart Flutes Pam Ackelson Jenny Boals Jill Bosel Sherri Brown Tracey Cranmer Michele Culler Kelly Dougherty Monica Ehler Pam Evans Sharon Ewing Kathy Farmer Stephanie Grewe Charlotte Johnson Melissa Kerestes Detria Kleon Lori Peppel + Chris Randa Lisa Scullion Debbie Shone Chris Stamp Sylvia Torti Anne Williams Beth Young Leanne Zimman Clarinets Betsy Babb Gloria Buritica Carla Burson + Chris Coalmer Connie Coy Marcia Flickinger Mike Gabriel (Drum Major) Amy Goodballet Tim Herron Carol Hlavcak Tina Izenour Gina Knight Lori LaFleme Missy Lenigar Gayle Martinelli Kathy May Kerry Morrissey Wendy Pizzino Peter Proctor Kris Richardson Joy Richesson Kim Ricker Kim Rouse Stacey Ripley Mary Schehl Lori Schnader + Susie Shears Tara Votaw Michelle Weikart Alto Sax Cheryl Baker Tom Bruderly Sherry Hite Kim Izenour Karen Lipp + Dave Madison Anne Metcalf Morlinda Shaffer Sue Richert Amy Stumperth Tenor Sax Mark Amos Kathy Lepping Brenda Lipp Mike Mozina Dave Roberts Horns Marsha Crum Jim Gabriel Susan Hagler Amy Kendall Deb Monteleone Beth Paparodis Melanie Parker Gwyne Rousseau Michelle Smith Cornets and Trumpets Jeff Auman + + Lori Barrick (head majorette) Chris Coccia Lisa Diamond + Mario Dibiase Teri Doyle + Steve Galchick Drew Goddard + + Patty Schwer Rich Herron + + Mark Johnson Jim Kay+ + Liz Koenreich Mary Lewis Mindy Lutsch Rick Marra Diana Milheim + + Doug Morris Gary Poage Penney Robertson Darren Stewart Richard Vesey Trombones Dale Lynn Barrick Evan Bell Crissy Brooks (Silver Girl) Diane Gordon Chuck Kniseley Mike Lutch Greg Moffett Jim Monteleone Larry Poage Richard Price Shelley Richert Fritz Schlueter Michael Shepard David Ward+ + Kem Wells + + Ron Yoder Baritones Jim Abrams Tim Claar Kelly Finch + Suzie Frazier + Steve Julian James Johnson Diane Lora John Miller + + Bob Monteleone Brenda Pauline Doug Rufer Tubas Robert Bailey Paul Bryant Ray Curtis Jeff Hammond Todd Lepley + +, Scott Smith James D. Stamp Marti Wendel Sabrina Wilms John Zamarelli Percussion Brian Amos Robert Donnalley Louis Huffman Amy Love Sam Marino Becky Pauline Mike Reich Barb Rapp Alice Sarginger Tim Scharf Paul Schlueter Jamie Southern Jay Staudt David Tullis + + , Roger Tullis Kathy Yeasted Don Yeasted + + + -Majorettes + +-Pep Band •-Rifles ••-Officers THE FOUR HEADS THE THREE DIRECTORS Shawna Seddon, color guard captain; Mike Gabriel, drum major: Mr, Andy Schuller, Mr, Jeff Jeckavitch, Mr. Ken Alexander Crissy Brooks, silver girl; Lori Barrick, head majorette. Lisa Diamond; Lori Peppel; Carla Burson; Suzie Frazier; Lori Barrick, Head majorette; Karen Lipp; Lori Schnader; Kelly Finch; Teri Doyle. “Boy it’s hot out here! COLOR GUARD 5|S 57 Which way do I go? BAND CAMP PEP BAND NEW YORK The main activity for the band this year was the trip to New York City for the St. Patrick’s Day Parade. They sold band calendars, soap, band fruit, and breakfast tickets to raise the mon- ey. Their hard work paid off. While in New York City the band saw the Staute of Liberty, the United Nations Building, the Lincoln Center for Per- forming Arts, and saw the Broadway musical On Your Toes performed in the Virginia Theater. ' 59 SALEM CONCERT CHOIR Soprano Julie Anderson Sheri Anderson Jenny Boals + Sherri Brown Carla Burson Shannon Casey Tami Crawford Dena DePasquale Colleen Dougherty Erin Doyle Becky Ehrhart Jodi Elder Sherrie Ellenberger Chris Finch Sue Frazier Molly Galchick Jenny Gitschier Kim Goodehild (librarian) Debbie Gordon Sherri Hite + Julie Hough Charlotte Johnson Amy Kendall + Detria Kleon + Amy Kornbau Lori La Fleme Anne Medford Pam McElwee + (librarian) Dottie Miller Kerry Morrisey + Deneen Panzott Amy Paxson Julie Pierce Donna Reed Kathleen Schmid Laurie Troy Beth Young Jeri Zeigier Tenor Brian Amos Mark Amos Evan Bell Dean Capel Tim Claar Richard Cole Craig Diehl Drew Goddard James McPherson Dave Peters Peter Proctor Scott Smith + Tim Smith Alto Pam Ackelson Ginger Dabelstein Robin Davidson Janelle Ferguson Chris Good Pam Gray Sue Gusman Mary Ivan Jeanette Jennings Tammy Johnson Stephanie Loomis Lisa Martens (secretary- treasurer) Mary Martino Kim Metz Leigh Pierce Tania Pshsniak (vice president) Ann Reed Tracey Reeves Vicky Richardson Sherry Ross Amy Ryser Mary Schehl Lori Schnader Sherry Settle Chris Shone + Michele Taylor Tressa Turvey + Tina Uphold Michele Weikart + Amy Wells Bass Ray Curtis Jim Gabriel + Mike Gabriel (president) Dave Grams Jeff Hammond Henry Hergenroder Louis Huffman James Johnson Earl Kelly Dale Miller Les Rhodes Dave Schuster Larry Sommers Eric Stephens Paul Wolf John Zamarelli -l- - Accompanist - Chamber Choir CHOIR AIDES Lisa Martens, Kim Goodehild, Erin Doyle, Tania Pshsniak, Mike Ga- briel, Pam McElwee SALEM CHAMBER CHOIR The Salem High School Con- cert Choir was busy this year. They held their three annual con- certs: the Christmas concert, the Pop’s concert, and the Spring concert. They were also busy with several fund raisers for a trip in the spring of 1984, These fund raisers included: selling Taco Bell coupon books, a spa- ghetti dinner, a tag day, and a car wash. The Salem High School Cham- ber Choir was also busy. They sang for various organizations and attended a madrigal fest at Youngstown State University. Row 1: Pam McElwee; Becky Ehrhart; Colleen Dougherty: Kim Goodchild; Dottie Miller; Sherry Settle; Tania Pshsniak; Lisa Martens; Pam Ackelson. Row 2: James Johnson; Mike Gabriel; John Zamarelli; Jim Gabriel; Larry Sommers; Jeff Hammond; Tim Smith; Tim Claar; Mark Amos; Peter Proctor. 61 COMPUTER WINNERS The computer con- testants went to Youngstown State University for a com- puter program writ- ing contest. They had three hours to write three programs. Sa- lem won with their time being a little over 2 hours. Here is the show! Mark Centofanti; Ted Campbell, Bill Jelen; Jon Zeigler. QUAKER SAMS AND LADIES ART GUILD Louie Huffman; Heather Roberts; Jim Johnson; Monica Ehler; Matt Ospeck. 62 Row 1: Michele Harrold; Tammy Crawford; Bonnie Jen- kins; Tami Perdew; Julie Jones; Sandy Borders; Molly Gal- chick; Row 2: Wendy Stumperth; Joan Covert; Jim Eidel; Michelle Taylor; Darrin Hartman; Chuch Pence; Lisa Mar- tens; Clifford Eisner. I I I JOURNALISM STAFF Row 1: Darren Ackerman; Rob Mehno; Steve Strabala; Sheila Toothman; Lisa Nye; Dave Grams; Dave Dunn; Dave Fisher; Row 2: Todd Lepley; Rick Davis; Paul Pirone; Crissy Brooks; Brad Myers; Kim Wells; Ken Schramm; Cathy Finch; Sarah Robison; Sharon Fryman; Row 3: Mike Senanefes; Dave Tullis; Lori Peppel; Terri Leyman; Jeanette Jennings; Tina Izenour The journalism staff did a fine job on The Quaker this year. Along with learning to put the paper together they studied television and radio broadcasting, movie critiqu- ing, and had a few field trips. The Steno I class attended a luncheon, had a tour through an office, and helped with a charity project. The Steno II class had a business luncheon at TimberLanes in December and went to con- test in February. OU COLLEGE BOWL Nick Watkins; Craig Diehl; Scott Smith; Tim Scharf; (not pictured: Amy Kendall, alternate) STENO II STENO I Row 1: Anne Metcalf; Assistant Treasurer; Diane Lora; Timmi Hendricks, President; Sheri Anderson, Treasurer; Kim Rouse, Historian; Row 2: Kim Erskine, Secretary; Tammy Peterson; Michele Nelson; Lori Seese; Tracy Gil- bey; Debbie Marple, Vice President; (not pictured: Lor- raine Elias, Parliamentarian) Row 1: Teri Doyle; Deb Janofa; Glena McAfee, Treasurer; Lisa Phillips, Secretary; Lori Thorne, Vice President; Shawna Seddon, President; Row 2: Kathy Peludat; Gigi Calai; Debbie Holben; Paula Cutchall; Mary Ann Clunen, Assistant Treasurer; Rhonda Weingart, Parliamentarian; Row 3: Carla Bryan, Historian 63 SALEM HONOR SOCIETY Row l: Tom Patterson; Lisa Scullion; Leigh Pierce; Lori Schnader; Marybeth Hutton; Debbie Monte- leone, Secretary; Tom Bruderly, President; Fritz Schlueter, Vice President; Diana Milheim; Mark Amos; Row 2: Dave Moore; Debbie Shone; Pam McElwee; Joy Kichesson; Sherry Settle; Marcy Rosar; Lisa Apicella; Diane Gordon; Rocco Mango; Row 3: Rich Herron; Keith Heston; Mike Madison; Dan Blubaugh; Brian Toothman; Emily Liggett; Mary Mozina; Row 4; Erin Doyle; Jon Zeigler: Row 5: Melissa Conn; Debbie Swartz; Jay Soriano; Pam Evans; David Ward; Row 6: Matt Ospeck; Mark Johnson; Mike Mozina; Row 7; Mark Centofanti; Mike Medford; Ted Campbell; Tom Power; Bob Abrams; Jim Kay; Jeff Auman; Bell Jelen (not pictured: Marilyn Paparodis, Treasurer) ACADEMIC CHALLENGE The Salem Honor Society had about 40 members this year. It is a club of juniors and seniors who have received all A's and B's dur- ing high school. Academic Challenge held practices once a week, they par- ticipated in the Ohio University College Bowl and the Biology Olympics. ‘T like your hat, Dave!” Row 1: Craig Diehl; Melissa Conn; Lisa Apicella; Donna Reed; Amy Kendall; Mary Mozina; Marcy Rosar; Steve Rosar; Row 2; Donny Yeasted; Jeff Mitchell; Scott Smith; Ed Sargent; Tim Scharf; Jay Soriano; Jim Kay; Mike Mozina; Bob Abrams; Nick Watkins; Jon Zeigler 64 THESPIANS DRAMA CLUB Row 1: Diane Gordon; John Zamarelli; Paul Beck; Row 2: Pete Proctor; Erin Doyle BUSINESS AIDES Staci Sommer; Jeanette Jennings; Wanda Smith Row 1: Tania Pshsniak, President; Joan Covert, Vice President; Crissy Shone; Robin Davidson; Row 2: Laurie Shear; Sue Gusman; Diane Culp; Dorothye Irey; Julie Van Pelt; Craig Diehl; Lisa Buchanan; Betsy Babb; Tim Scharf; Row 3: Diane Engle; Andrea Miller; Genevieve Huffman; Sandy Borders; Monica Ehler; Row 4: Mark Barrette; James Johnson; Lou Huffman; Jim Eidel; Suzie Frazier; Pam Ack- elson; Clark Fediaczko; Row 5: Sarah Robison; Scott Smith; Pete Proctor; Row 6: Stacey Ripley; Debbie Nichols; Detria Kleon; Row 7: Arlene Weikart; Kerry Morrissey; Ross Spatz; Row 8: Paul Wolf; John Murphy; Alissa Campbell; Mary Ivan; Carla Burson; Cheryl Menning; Connie Peters; (not pictured: Diane Burkett, Activities Chairperson; Kelly Kirkland, Secretary-Treasurer) ART WINNERS Tracy Wrask and Darrin Hartman 65 JOINT VOCATIONAL STUDENTS Row 1: Kelly Canton, Rochelle Leyman Row' 2: Carol Anderson, Lori Oldcorn, Terri Huffer, Kathy Culler Row 3: Tom Dimos, Ken Martin, Dave Shears, Ken Welling, Bob McClellan Row 1: Debra Zimmerman, Kelly Jackson, Dennis Crook- ston Row 2: Candi Miller, Sandy Krebs, Stephanie Crewe AT ALLIANCE Auto Body Ken Martin (Senior) Mark Cusick (Junior) Auto Mechanics Dave Shears (Senior) David Brenneman (Junior) David Talbot (Junior) Childcare Rochelle Leyman (Senior) Candi Miller (Junior) Debra Zimmerman (Junior) Commercial Art Carolyn Anderson (Senior) Kathy Culler (Senior) Dennis Crookston (Junior) Stephanie Grewe (Junior) Cosmetology Kelly Canton (Senior) Lori Oldcorn (Senior) Mary Quinn (Junior) Electronics David Doyle (Junior) Telecommunications Tom Dimos (Senior) Terri Huffer (Senior) Kelly Jackson (Junior) Sandy Krebs (Junior) Welding Bob McClellan (Senior) Ken Welling (Senior) Ernie Baker (Junior) Mike Irey (Junior) AT MARLINGTON Production Agriculture Ken Suggett (Senior) Natural Resources Andy Wiggers (Junior) AT LISBON Food Service Susan Cailatone (Senior) Roberta Faulkiner (Junior) Diversified Health Occupations Donna Fugate (Senior) Darlene Hall (Senior) i L Left, Dave Shears; Above, Terri Huffer and Tom Dimos; Right, Kelly Canton ■ I I c I I S Candi Miller, Rochelle Leyman, and Debbie Zimmer- man busy in their Childcare class. Commercial Art students Kathy Culler, Carolyn Anderson, Stephanie Grewe, and Dennis Crookston Above: Ken Welling and Bob McClellan welding Below: Rochelle Leyman caring for a child Above: Lori Oldcorn, Cosmetology Below: Ken Martin, Auto body t 67 Story Theater (cast below) was a produc- tion of Aesop's Fables done in pantomime. Holiday Follies was held in November. It was a night of fun for everyone. The show included 2 dance routines by the cheer- leaders, dancers, many singers, a news show, and more. This year’s spring play was Neil Simon’s I Ought to he in Pictures. It starred Todd Le- pley, Diane Burkett, and Diane Gordon. The participants of Holiday Follies. P.A. ANNOUNCERS WOODSHOP AIDES 68 AIDES BAND AIDES ENGLISH AIDES GYM AIDES Bow 1: Michele Madjarac; Tracy Esterly; Row 2; Cathy Finch; Pam McElwee. LIBRARY AIDES Row 1: Laura Huzyak; Bill Dunn; Luann Greg Parks; Rob Mehno, Steve Strabala; Deb- Scott; Row 2: Teressa Diehl; Pam Smith; bie Weldon. Chris Waters. Row 1: Lou Huffman; Vicki Weingart, Jeff Yeager; Mark Ritchie; Helen Kataro; Richard Price; John Price; Row 2: Ken Schramm; Connie Cushman; Monica Clark; Rich Wilk; James Johnson; Joan Covert; Judy Bell; Bob Cross; Jim Moore; Gigi Calai. Row 1: Detria Kleon; Lori Seese; Marybeth Hutton; Mindy Fields; Lori Reed; Charlotte Johnson; Michele Madjarac; Kris Talbot; Row 2: Chris Waters; Suzie Shears; Wendy Pizzino; Andrea Miller; Laura Huzyak; Lisa Martens; Kathy Lepping; Jay Soriano; Tom Power. SCIENCE AIDES 69 AIDES HOME ECONOMICS AUDIO VISUAL Laura Hutton; Bill Jelen; Karla George Dave Dunn; Tom Peterson; Tony Petrucci; Rob Mehno OFFICE SOCIAL STUDIES Donna Reed; Lisa Crosser; Tracy Isaacs Row i: Tracy Wrask; Janet Gray; Dorothye Irey; Janelle Ferguson; Lori Peppel; Kim Lease; Row 2: Lisa Crosser; Laura Hutton; Heather Roberts; Dena DePasquale; Kim Ricker; Anita Glynn Row 3: Pam Strabala; Ann Reed; Pam Untch; Kris Kelly; Monica Ehler; Ursula Sicilia; Gina Apicella ATHLETIC DIRECTOR 70 i ■i 4 ' i AND MORE AIDES GUIDANCE MATH Donna Loomis; Stephanie Loomis; Joan Mas- ters; Emily Liggett. Row 1: Ruth Miller; Matt Sutter; Charlene Curtis; Row 2: Jon Zeigler; Paul Clelland; Mark Centofanti; Guy Klosterman. FOREIGN LANGUAGE Our Fearless Principal STAGE BAND h Melissa Conn; Barb Ewing; Sarah Robison; Pam Rodriquez. Row 1: Debbie Shone; Beth Young; Alice Sarginger; Sue Richert; Mike Reich; Chris Coalmer; Mike Gabriel; Joy Richesson; Mary SchehL Row 2: Lou Huff- man; Debbie Anderson; Fritz Schlueter; Diane Gordon; David Ward; Larry Poage; Amy Kendall; Beth Paparodis; Jeff Hammond. Row 3: Donny Yeasted; John Hoffmaster; Wendy Pizzino; Rich Herron; Diane Milheim; Jeff Auman; Gary Poage; Barb Rapp: Debbie Monteleone; Mary Lewis; Dave Tullis. 82-83 QUAKER YEARBOOK STAFF Senior Class Editor: Lisa Scullion Pictured Left — Assistant Editor: Chris Stamp Editor-in-Chief: Bill Jelen Pictured Above — Business Managers and Advertise- ment Section: Debbie Monteleone and Jay Soriano Pictured Above — Homecoming and Prom Section: Melissa Conn Senior Personalities: Joan Masters Pictured Left — Underclass Editors; Leigh Pierce, Ju- nior Class and Nick Watkins, Freshmen and Sopho- more Classes Index Editors: Hope Singer and Wanda Smith Pictured Below — Activities Editor: Pam McElwee and Tracy Esterly, J.V.S. Sec- tion Pictured Below — Graduation Section: Wendy Bur- ner and Lisa Dean 1 SPORTS SECTION: Pictured left — Girls’ Sports: Melissa Roberts, Luann Scott, and Tracy Esterly (Co-Editors) Pictured Right — Boys’ Sports: Fritz Schlueter, Beth Paparodis (Editor), and Mark Johnson Memorial Page: Debbie Marple Achievements Section: Sherry Settle and Cathy Finch Faculty Editor: Joy Richesson EMERGENCY STAFF PROOFREADERS AND TYPISTS: Row 1: Cheryl Merming, Tracey Greenfield, Lori Hippely, Holli Hough, Saundra Wyand Row 2: Anita Glynn, Mary Roberts, Tona Shaulis, Lynette Robb, Kim Lease, Tammy Meissner Row 3: Carla Reitz, Missy Paulini, Beth Crowell, Judy Dimko, Nancy Corl Photographers: Pictured Above: Nick Watkins, John Hoffmaster, and Mark Barrette Pictured Be- low: Tracey Thomas, Melanie Parker, and Gwyn Rousseau SPORTS PROUD QUAKERS BOAST WINNING RECORD VARSITY Row 1 Tim Mountz, Steve Pocrnich, Sam Clark, Dayne Popa, Joe Popa, Terry Rosenburg, Dave Janofa, Rob Mehno, Doug Keller, Steve Strabala, John Panezott, Rick Tinsely, Eric Wrask, Tom Bruderly Row 2 Jeff Quinn, George Blackburn, Rick Malloy, Darren Ackerman, Keith Miller, Tony Trantham, Craig Drzal, Lex Murray, Ken Gibson, Mike Shaffer, Dan Dangelo, Pat Roelen, Brett Chaffin, Larry Sommers, Tod Bosel, Carl Apicello, Mike Lesch Row 3 Jamie Solmen, Brian Toothman, Fritz Schlueter, Darrin Hartman, Rocco Mango, Gary Collins, Tony Petrucci, Cliff Eisner, Fred Flory, Chris Kenreigh, Tony Ross, Bob Magyaras, Shawn Sanchez, Mike Waterbeck, Primo Knight, Rick Dickson, Rick Huston, Terry Dougherty, Mark Harshman Not Pictured: Don Moore The 1982 Football Season was a memorable one for the Quakers. Under head-coach, Gary Ricker, the Quakers with a 7-2-1 final, posted the BEST RECORD since 1960. With the pride traditional at SHS and the attitude and determi- nation traditional of winning teams, both players and coaching staff achieved their ultimate goal. Pointing out the standouts of this season cannot be done without mentioning every player on the team. Only by teamwork did the Quakers come out on top. With stamina and dedication, the 1982 Quakers sparked a new winning tradition at SALEM. 76 77 RESERVES HAVE PROMISING SEASON This year’s reserve footballers fought their way to a 3-2 record The season was a productive one with many single accomplishments and many team accomplishments. The coaching staff should be pleased with their team’s performance. Not only did they teach them the fundamentals of football, but the PRIDE OF SALEM ATHLETES! Every season has its memorable moments, and the '82 Season is NO EXCEPTION, As the seniors gather to celebrate their victory over West Branch, they also celebrate the end of the BEST SEASON in 22 Years! FROSH FOOTBALL FRESHMAN Row 1 Doug Smith, Damion Roelen, Eric Shasteen, Larry Miller, Frank Bezon, Doug Morris, Jeff Lynn, Mike Ketehum, Butch Crawford, Doug Grimm, Bill Marple Row 2 Dave Cross, Doug Sicilia, Jim Bakondy, Scott Randolph, Dan Solmen, Mike Danger, Richard Huffman, Rick Elias, Sean Kirkland, Lee Good, Troy Iler, Tim Brutto Under head coach, Jim Lantz, the Frosh finished 1-4-2. Looking at the scores, however, is not the only way to rate a season. The 1982 Frosh reached many goals set within the team. Working to- gether as a unit, the team work and sportsmanship this season helped prepare the Frosh to be- come a valuable part of the next year's team. 79 GOLF Golf Team: Left to Right: Tom Patterson, Dave Borrelli, Sam McKinney, Mike Garofalo, Ted Burger, Jay Soriano, Steve Garofalo, Steve Sommers, Dave Edling, Nan Webb. Not Pictured: Chip Rose The golf team showed great de- termination in the 1982 Season, Starting off with a 0-7 deficit, the team fought back to win the next 7 matches in a row. As a result of this persistence, the golfers fin- ished with a respectable 9-11 re- cord overall, and a 6-6 record in the MVC. GIRLS’ TENNIS Left to Right: Row 1: Mary Martino, Jenny Boals, Deb Swartz. Row 2—Amy Ryser, Kathy Cain, Mary Martino, Deb Weldon. This year the girls' tennis team, under the coaching of Mr. Powers, had a record of 5-9. There are no team captains, but there was fine senior leader- ship behind Mary Martino, Deb Weldon, Dottie Miller, and Jen- ny Boals. Although the girls performed well at the sectional tournament play, no one had advanced into the district play. The team also consists of ju- niors, Mary Mozina and Kathy Cain, and a sophomore, Amy Ryser. We are looking at these girls to have a fine season next year. Graduating Senior Members: (Bottom) Mary Martino, Debbie Weldon, Dottie Miller, and Jenny Boals (Top). 81 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Row 1- Left to Right - Irene Stratton, Amy Love, Bianca Penick, Kris Talbot, Lynette Robb. Row 2- Left to Right - Coach Conser, Lori Schnader, Pam Strabala, Dawn Kelly, Diana Milheim, Colleen Dougherty, Tania Pshsniak, Missing is Debbie Janofa. Graduating Seniors Row 1- Left to Right - Diana Mil- heim, Dawn Kelly. Row 2-Left to Right - Colleen Dougherty, Bianca Penick, Debbie Janofa This year the varsity girls’ volleyball team, under the direction of Coach Conser, and team captains, Bianca Penick and Kris Talbot, fin- ished their season with a winning record of 14-9. Kris Talbot had 53 ace serves, and Dawn Kelly with 124 kills to each hold personal and team records, Tania Pshsniak ad- ded a personal best of 47 ace serves. In tournament play, the girls advanced to section- al finals by beating Massil- lion Perry in the sectionals, but lost to Wooster in the fin- als. RESERVE VOLLEYBALL Row !: Left to right—Beth Paparodis, Jenny Gow, Cathy Francisco, Kris Kelly, Jill Bosel, Ursula Sicilia, Diana Lutz. Row 2: Sue Allis, Gayle Martinelli, Lisa Martens, Cathy Davidson, Dawn Jenkins, Tracy Pizzino, Gina Apicella, Wendy Pizzino. The reserve girls' volley- ball team finished this year's season with a 7-11 record, which is not bad, considering the team had ten new play- ers this year, seven of which were freshmen This year’s captains were Lisa Martens, Gina Appicella, and Wendy Pizzino. The team's coach is Mrs. Capacia and the assis- tant coach is Mr. Kaufman. QUAKER CAGERS CAPTURES MVC TITLE Row 1: Brian Toothman, Rich Herron, Joe Noli, Dan Edgerton, Ted Jones, Jake Sell, Joe Marra, Coach Spack, Rick Tinsley, Rich Wilk, Matt Ospeck, John Breckenridge, Brad Jones, Rick Foreman, Row 2: Richard Price, Mark Bowersock This year's basketball team un- der head coach (first year), George Spack, posted a season fi- nal of 12-8. Although inconsistent, through teamwork and dedica- tion, the Quakers shared the MVC title. Their spirit and drive along with supportive Quaker fans pushed them to their ultimate goal of the conference title. The top scorers were Jake Sell and Ted Jones. The talent and team- work of the 82«'83 cagers made Salem High School and all Quaker fans very proud. r f 85 RESERVE CAGGERS WIN MVC TITLE Left to Right: Rick Herron, Brad Jones, Jon McCracken, Dave Edling, John Murphy, Jim Burchfield, Tony Ross, Ken Schramm, Bob Magyaros, Dave Milheim, Tim Harrington, Mike Madison, Joe Noll, and Coach Allen. The Salem High Reserve Cagers showed good talent and a lot of promise while composing an 18-2 record. This team led by coach, Jerry Allen, annihilated its op- ponets in its many wins while only by a total of 4 points in its two losses. The Salem Community congratulates the reserve basketball players for their excellent season and hope they can extend their good fortune and talent to the varsity level. - 86 The Frosh Roundballers closed out their sea- son with a 3-14 record. They were coached by Jim Shivers. It was Shiver’s first year as coach. The Freshmen did not end with winning the sea- son, but they gained the experience of teamwork and the fun of being on a cooperating team. They learned the value of working together and hope- fully can put this to use in the future. FROSH BASKETBALL FRESHMEN TEAM MEMBERS: (Left to Right) Bill Panezott, Rick Marra, Dave Madison, Brad Capel, Sean Kirkland, Richard Elias, Lee Good, Doug Sicilia, Jim Bakondy, Damian Roelen, Richard Huffman, Mike Blanker, Paul Schlueter, and Mark McCartney. Back row, (Left to Right.) Manager, Brian Ripple, Coach, Mr. Shivers Manager, Chuck Gamble. I 87 QUAKER GRAPPLERS Salem grapplers showed marked improvement over last year, finishing with a 10-10 sea- son. Coach Kunar along with Assistant Coach Ricker pro- vided the necessary support and motivation to end with a respectable season. One of the highlights of the season was an upset over Mi- nerva. The wrestlers also gave a fine showing against Liberty, NEO Wrestling Conference, losing a very close match. An- other bright spot of the wres- tling season was Dave Janofa’s tournament performance. Dave won the sectional finals in an exciting battle and then pro- ceeded to place sixth in state competition. VARSITY: Row 1: Dave Moore, Jeff Quinn, Jeff Mitchell, Mark Slocum, Chuck Pence. Row 2; Mark Wolfgang, Jay Watterson, Guy Klosterman, James Soimen, Paul Pirone, Brian Davidson, Jim Kataro, and Mike Lutsch, ' PIN A WINNING SEASON The reserve wrestlers finished their season with a 4-6 record. Al- though their record was not a win- ning one, they gained valuable ex- perience to prepare them for possi- ble competition on the varsity level next year. The reserves were coached by Gary Ricker. RESERVE Row 1: Joe Fields, Johnny Fine, Steve Brooks, Martin Yerkey, Steve Rosar, Leo Marple Row 2: Robert Kelly, Rick Huston, Daniel Solmen, Jeff Waters, Dave Schus- ter, Scott Randolph, Troy Her 89 GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL Row i: Sheila Toothman, Ginda Woods, Amy Goodballet, Cathy Davidson, Tina Toothman. Row 2: Assistant Coach Shane Franks, Connie Coy, Debbie Janofa, Bianca Penick, Debbie Swartz, Cathy Francisco, Gina Apicella, and Head Coach Craig Readshaw. 1982-83 senior team members are — (L to R) Tina Toothman, Bianca Penick, Deb Janofa. Con- nie Coy, and Sheila Toothman. This year’s varsity squad, under the coaching of Coach Readshaw and Coach Franks, and the leader- ship of co-captains Deb Janofa and Bianca Penick, finished the season with an impressive record of 17-6. Deb Janofa had her personal best re- cord by scoring 37 points in the team's game against Girard. The Quakers finished second in the MVC, and at tournament play they won the first round by defeating Warren Western Reserve who was third seeded, 55-50 in overtime. Sa- lem was the sectional champion by defeating Beaver Local, before be- ing handed a loss from Austintown Fitch in District play. RESERVE BASKETBALL Row 1: Shelley Richert, Darla Huddleston, Lori Herman, Dawn Jenkins, Jill Bosel, Chris Shone Row 2: Sabrina Wilms, Michele Vannoy, Ginny Evans, Chris Good, Sue Allis, Jennie Gow, Ronda Shanley, and Coach Shane Franks This year's Reserve Team, under the coaching of Coach Franks, finished their season as a winning one with a record of 13-6. The team was a young one, with nine of the thir- teen players being fresh- men, giving the varsity a strong and good outlook for the future years. BOYS’ TRACK 1 Row 1: Greg Parks, Steve Strabala, Matt Ospeck, Mike Senanefes, Rick Davis, Paul Beck, Mike Medford, Greg Murray, Brian Amos. Row 2: Mark McCartney, Bob Magyaros, Larry Sommers, Lex Murray, John Wither- spoon, Mike McCraken, Brian Davidson, Chip Ritchie, Martin Yerkey, Wayne Butch. Row 3: John Piontowski, Brian Luchansky, Delbert McCallis- ter, John McCraken, Matt Brookes, Roger Tullis, Jim Spanbauer, Alan Sny- der, Paul (Bear) Bryant, Scott Randolph. Row 4; Brad Capel, Mike Ketchum, Chris Evancho, Rick Marra, Doug Smith, Matt Settle, Eric Shasteen, Jeff Lynn, Bob Monteleone. Row 5: Noel Harris, Jeff Watson, Kevin Jamison, Scott Shoaf, Rob Mehno The 1983 edition of the Salem Track ended its season with a 5-1 record. The team was coached by Bing Newton. They placed fourth in the Columbiana County Meet, Third in the MVC Meet and Ninth in District. The 400 meter relay team consisting of Bob Magyaros, Matt Ospeck, Steve Strabala, and Larry Sommers broke the school re- cord at 44.4. Steve Strabala tied the 100 meter at 11.3 and broke the 200 at 22. Greg Parks bettered the mark to 1:59.9 in the 800 meter run, Greg Parks, Steve Strabala, and Matt Ospeck represented Salem at the Regional Meet and Steve Strabala and Matt Ospeck continued to the state meet in long jump and high jump respectively. This is Matt’s sec- ond year at state. Congratulations to all the super athletes, not just the record breakers but the entire team. All of you should be very proud. StHI GIRLS’ TRACK Row 1 Left to Right: Sheila Tooth man, Pam Strabala, Diana Milhetm, Marti Wendel, Lori Oldcorn, Karen Lipp, Shery MeNeal. Row 2: Left to Right: Kelly Dougherty, Diana Reese, Kim Ricker, Dena DePasquale, Anne Medford, Linda Elias, Tracy Esterly, Sue Allis, Row 3 Left to Eight: Maria Kuhns, Kathy Lepping, Brenda Lipp, Shelley Richert, Sabrina Wilms, Chris Shone, Missy Lenigar. The Salem Girls' track team, under the second year coach, Nancy Miller, and Assistant Jane Mowery, had a fine season of 5-3, a record of 5-1 in the MVC. This year there were five team cap- tains, all seniors, who lead their squad to victory. They were as follows. Marti Wendel-weights, Lori Oldcorn-hurdles, Karen Lipp-distance, Diana Milheim- springs, and Sheila Toothman- jumps. The team’s highlight of the season was winning the MVC conference meet. There were two records broken this season. One was by the 3200 meter relay team with a time of 10:14. This squad won their event at dis- tricts, but failed to qualify for state at regionals. The relay con- sist of Sue Allis, Linda Elias, Dena DiPasquale, and Tracy Es- terly. Esterly also set a new mile record of 5:44. The 1600 M relay tied the school record of 4:24.4 at districts. This relay squad con- sisted of Kim Ricker, Tracy Es- terly, Karen Lipp and Linda Eli- as. QUAKER TENNIS The Salem Tennis Team ended the year with a 4-9 record. Al- though the season was not out- standing, vital experience was ob- tained for the future seasons. Coach Ritchie's guidance was an- other key factor for the team's im- provement during the season. The team is looking forward to a better season next year with lead- ing players, Tom Patterson and Don Pinch, returning to help lead the team. Row 1: Doug Morris, Steve Rosar, Brad Roher, Tom Bruderly, Tom Patterson, Donny Finch, Donny Yeastead Row 2: Thad Smith, Dave Louk, Jeff Nunzir, Jukka Jaamaa, Jim Kay, Jay Soriano, Mark John- son 94 h While I was sitting here, staring at a blank page and piles of pictures, I realized I had forgotten the most im- portant thing on every team this year— Year of Champions”. Not the award winner, or the MVC first team selection, or the state champi- on, or the recordbreaker, but the INDIVIDUAL ATHLETE. The athlete who endures grueling prac- tices, pulled muscles, sprained an- kles, and the all over body aches and pains. This is the athlete who doesn’t do this for the glory or the spotlight, but does it for the love and support of the game. This is the ath- lete that makes the team and is al- ways in shape ready to play if and when needed. Covering the sports this year, I had a chance to see this athlete in action. I saw the football player work just as hard as their teammates during practice and later starred on the sidelines during a game. This athlete did not just stay on the side- lines but cheered their fellow team- mates with as much desire and en- thusiasm to win as if they were actu- ally out there playing in the game. I saw the basketball player run end- less line drills and watch their team take the MVC title from the bench and, yet, hold equal pride in the game played. This athlete is the heart and soul of every team at Sa- lem. They carry with them the pride and endurance that is a tradition at Salem High School which makes each of us proud to be a part of it. I just wanted to take the time to rec- ognize this athlete on every Salem Team, and to let them know how grateful and proud we are of their support and effort. BETH PAPARODIS Sports Editor 95 1 QUAKER BASEBALL Row 1: Pat Roelen, Fritz Schlueter, Glenn Martin, Jeff Quinn, Paul Paster, Tony Ross Row 2: Chuck DelVichio, Dan Edgerton, John Dermotta, Dan Blu- baugh, Jack Bimber, Rocco Mango, Carl Apicella, Brad Myers, Chuck Sanfi- lippo The Salem High School Base- ball Team finished the season with a record of 9-14-83. The team also lost its only tournament game to Austintown Fitch, The highlight of the season was a twi- night double header sweep of Canton McKinley. The mediocrity of this season could have been at- tributed to the inexperience of the team. The team had only five sen- iors which will be missed next year. The rest of the team consist- ed of ten juniors and three sopho- mores. This team, led by Manager Jim Lantz, played competively in every game. Mr. Lantz was assist- ed by Gary Dermotta and Donnie Isaacs, Although the baseball team had a disappointing season this year, next year's team will be looking for bigger and better things. 96 CROSS COUNTRY Once again the cross country team finished with an outstanding record, as is the tradition for the Quakers with a 217-48 record for the past 16 years. Senior captains- Mike Senanefes, Mike Medford, and Greg Parks, along with Coach Guappone led their team to an- other victorious 18-6 record for 1982. Cross Country Team: Left to Right: Row One—Alan Snyder, Mike Senanefes (Captain), Mike Medford (Captain), John Piontkowski, Tracy Esterly, Dave Holbert, Brian Amos, Greg Murray. Row Two— Coach, Michael J. Guappone, Delbert McCallister, Roger Tullis, Steve Shears, John McCracken, Greg Parks (Captain), Tom Fox, and Rod Holbert. Missing from Photo: Paul Beck (Manager), Dave Pitts, Tom Power [ 97 PEP CLUB Left to Right: Row 1—Donna Reed, Sandy Borders, Wendy Burrier, Tracy Isaacs, Janeile Ferguson, Dawn Kelly, Beth Willis. Row 2—Kim Goodchild, Colleen Dougherty, Monica Ehler, Bianca Penick, Debbie Weldon, Mary Martino, Dorothye Irey, Debbie Janofa. Row 3—Cathy Francisco, Cathy Davidson, Deri Kelly, Kim Baugh, Jennifer Gitschier, Connie Peters, Cheryl Menning, Gloria Smith. Row 4—Sherri Brown, Ruth Adams, Susan Borkowski, Amy Stroka, Shari Huffman, Tracy Esterly, Sue Gusman, Susie Shears, Melissa Roberts, Heather Roberts, Lisa Grosser, Laura Hutton, and Lori Herman. PEPETTES Left to Right: Row 1—Debbie Janofa, Colleen Dougherty, Kim Goodchild, Wendy Burrier, Beth Willis, Janeile Ferguson, Sandy Borders. Row 2—Debbie Weldon, Bianca Penick, Donna Reed, Dorothye Irey, Mary Martins, Tracy Isaacs, and Dawn Kelly. SALEM CHEERLEADERS VARSITY Left to Right: Marybeth Hut- ton, Laura Hutton, Kris Tal- bot, Lisa Crosser, Sue Gus- man, Jamie Southern JR. VARSITY Left to Right: Connie Cush- man, Mindy Fields, Luann Scott, Lori Reed Julie Wilt, Melissa Roberts WRESTLING Left to Right: Claudia Colbert, Ursula Sicilia, Lori Peppel, Jennifer Gitschier, Anne Hartzell (Not Pictured: Kim Baugh) FRESHMEN Left To Right: Sharon Ewing, Julie Pasko, Cindy Hutton, Carol Seese, Patty Noles, Val- erie Julian 99 i Counterclockwise From Right: (1) Gary Collins takes his man (2) Strabe at MVC (3) Donny Finch smashes a shot (4) Jake goes for a jumper (5) Jonaofa on his way to state (6) Carl Api- cella hits a line drive (7) Jay Soriano exhibits a flawless swing (8) Mike Senanefes en- dures a long Cross Country Race (9) Salem's line at its very best 100 QUAKER ’83 Quaker Sports - A Year Of Champions What more can be said about Quaker athletes? This year was a year of champi- ons. The football team posted the best record in 22 years at 7-2-1. The varsity cagers shared the MVC title while the reserves entered the re- cord books with the most wins in a season, 18. Dave Janofa became the first Sa- lem district wrestling cham- pion and continued to place sixth in the state. Matt Ospeck, Steve Strabala, and Greg Parks represented Sa- lem at the regional track meet and Matt Ospeck and Steve Strabala went on to state. Every athlete on every team showed dedication and pride. What more can be said about Quaker athletes? t 101 FOOTBALL Beaver Local Alliance 15 14 15 15 11 16 9 2 WRESTLING Opponent Home Score Opponent Massillon Perry 15 8 Score 16 14 Cleveland East 35 0 11 15 Campbell 24 7 Wooster 15 7 Youngstown, East 21 0 15 7 Girard 42 8 14 16 Struthers 3 3 12 15 Canfield 0 7 Poland 14 0 J.F.K. 7 16 BASKETBALL E, Liverpool 42 10 West Branch 28 8 VOLLEYBALL Opponent Home Score Opponent Score Ursuline 81 77 Girard 61 63 Opponent Home United Local West Branch East Liverpool East Palestine MarJington Massilon Beaver Local Canton South Canton Timken Wellsville West Branch Louisville Marlington East Palestine Canton McKinley United Local East Palestine Crestview Glen Oak Score Opponent Score 15 15 5 7 15 15 5 12 4 15 15 15 6 9 10 14 15 4 8 13 15 15 4 6 15 15 2 13 15 15 15 9 8 11 15 15 15 16 10 15 15 15 11 10 15 Fitch 62 71 J.F.K. 63 53 Campbell 80 74 Youngstown, South 59 61 Canfield 57 66 Board man 57 66 Struthers 74 61 Poland 63 55 West Branch 42 39 East Liverpool 59 63 Youngstown, East 57 53 Girard 50 47 Alliance 46 62 Campbell 55 52 J.F.K. 85 70 Poland 59 64 Canfield 64 62 Struthers 69 55 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL 15 8 Opponent Home Score Opponent 15 8 Score 10 15 Beaver Local 68 43 15 13 Boardman 58 57 10 15 E. Liverpool 64 44 15 1 Austintown 45 51 13 15 Louisville 59 37 15 1 Girard 82 32 16 14 J.F.K. 66 38 16 14 West Branch 76 61 15 9 Canfield 41 57 5 15 Poland 60 42 16 14 Campbell 82 46 1 15 Struthers 43 63 3 15 Girard 74 28 15 4 St, Vincent 28 55 15 3 J.F.K. 51 36 15 7 West Branch 57 55 12 15 Canfield 45 64 10 15 Poland 65 50 15 3 Campbell 70 26 15 10 Struthers 52 43 15 11 Warren Reserve 55 50 7 15 Beaver Local 52 36 15 11 Austintown 55 57 Opponent Home Score Opponent Score Ravenna 18 40 West Branch 29 36 Canfield 34 25 Minerva 45 26 Austintown Fitch 15 49 Marlington 27 38 Liberty 35 37 Brookfield 42 24 Hubbard 21 45 Beaver Loca] 20 42 Alliance 15 48 Hubbard 33 32 Boardman 29 28 Louisville 17 49 St. Edwards 26 35 St. Thomas 41 22 SALEM TOURNAMENT Ravenna 36 30 Crestwood 38 27 Boardman 44 18 Massillon 46 15 North Canton 10th place GOLF Opponent Home Score Opponent West Branch Columbiana J.F.K. Girard, W. Branch Poland Struthers Campbell Lisbon Canfield J.F.K East Liverpool, Beaver Local Poland Campbell Canfield. Struthers Score 167 159 177 168 176 167 170 173 165 170 170 168 169 175 188 182 192 172 175 165 174 187 196 197 173 168 193 163 172 182 177 102 TENNIS BASEBALL TRACK Opponent Home Score Opponent Score East -Liverpool Timken East Liverpool Ursuline Niles Howland Pitch West Branch Hubbard Boardman JJfcK. ipbell 'en Western Reserve Mooney West Branch Gha postponed postponed postponed 0 2 0 postponed w 1 5 3 m postponed postponed postponed 1 2 2 0 Opponent Strutgers Springfield . Poland • Columbiana Springfield Hubbard West Branch Columbiana Campbell Girard | Liverpool Canfield ■ Cant® 1 McKinley Canton McKinley Austintown Fitch 1__ mpbell J rd Wist Branch CaRield West Branch J. J.F.K Home Score Opponent Score GIRL’S TENNIS Opponent Home Score INI fcs Ursuline Niles owland Boardman Warren Reserve Mooney Harding Struthers J.F.K. Poland Canfield Liberty Campbell Opponent Score 1 4 5 Forfeit 6 8 6 3 0 ¥ 8 7 0 7 4 2 2 5 6 8 9 14 1 3 6 0 8 4 3 4 5 3 7 7 5 7 1 11 fit 8 3 4 4% 13 2 4 7 1 0 1 2 0 SS COUNTRY Opponent HomeScore Opponent Score Lisbon 24 43 Quad, at West Branch 20 West Branch 44 Beaver Local 76 Waterloo 89 Poland 23 Salem 70 Warren J.F.K. 52 Quad, at Liberty Salem 35 Canfield Liberty Jackson-Milton Campbell Memorial 15 Columbiana County at 43 B. Lbcal East Liverpool Lisbon Columbiana Beaver Local Struthers at Boardman Salem 42 Girard M.V.C. Championship Struthers Poland Canfield Salem 93 Warren J.F.K .Girard the 11 Memori, Angular at Salem Salem 29 East Liverpool Columbiana Opponent Home Score Opponent Score Girard 104 28 Struthers 73 59 E.' Liverpool 88 48 West Branch 81 51 Poland 71 61 Warren J.K.F 55 77 Columbianaii County Fourth Place Meet MVC District Third Place Ninth Place 41 65 85 58 35 63 94 131 17 82 38 43 92 113 141 206 30 79 GIRL’S TRACK Nf-h. Opponent Home Score Opp. Score Girard 75 35 Struthers 56 51 Canfield West. Branch 49 47 61 63 J.F.K. 61 49 Campbell 83 27 Poland 87 23 E., Liverpool 49 61 MVC 92h W PEOPLE The highlight this year for the Juniors was the Junior-Senior Prom! Through the hard work and dedication, we spent many long hours learning to co-operate with each other. We learned many new things about everyone and continued to grow by working out our problems and solutions. Through the hard work and many hours, we learned to become a stronger group. 1 would like to thank everyone who was a part of making a contribution to the Ju- nior-Senior prom! Thank-you! Tania M. Pshsniak, Presidenl rm j ____. dent_ 106 JUNIORS Darrin Ackerman Sheri Anderson Carl Apicella Betsy Babb Rob Bailey Ernie Baker George Blackburn Kim Adams Mark Amos Penny Barker Dan Blubaugh Debbie Borders Tod Bosel John Breckenridge Bret Chaffin Chris Coaimer Joan Covert i Crissy Brooks Tim Chestnut Joe Crawford Ted Burger Monica Clark Gary Collins Kim Crofcheck Kathy Cain Cheryl Clelland Dennis Crookston 108 109 Dan Doyle Dave Doyle Erin Doyle Craig Drzal no Dave Dunn Linda Elias Lorrain Elias Sherrie Ellenberger Kim Erskine Diane Engle Pam Evans Mindy Fields Cathryn Finch Suzie Frazier 1 Mike Garofalo Ken Gibson Jeff Hammond Patty Hendricks Tim Harrington Darrin Hartman Darrin Heath Timmi Hendricks Lori Herman 111 - 112 1 I Dave Kenst Bill Kerr Eric Kisner Mark Kowalczyk Sandy Krebbs Kim Lease Emily Liggett Kathryn Lepping Amy Love Lorene Ludt Mike Lutsch Diane Lutz 113 Mike Madison Rick Malloy Roc co Mango Debbie Marple Lisa Martens Glenn Martin Dan Means Bob Martin Landy McCartney Mike McCracken Pam McElwee Tammy Meissner Cheryl Menning 114 115 Connie Peters Tammy Peterson Tony Petrucci Leigh Pierce 116 1 David Pitts r Richard Price Mike Reich Tania Pshsniak Stacy Ripley Chip Ritchie 117 Lynette Robb Penny Robertson Pat Roelen Kimmy Rouse Fritz Schlueter Mary Roberts Sarah R ■ in Brad Rohr Gwyne Rousseau Joe Schenck Lori Schnader 118 4 it i r Lori Seese Sherry Settle Laura Shear Debbie Shone Scott Shaffer Tona Shaulis Tim Smith Rich Snyder James Solmen Larry Sommers t f 1 19 120 Jamie Southern Scott Spiker Amy Stumperth Kristin Talbot Janet Toot Joanie Sparago Pam Strabala John Suliot Leslie Tetlow Brian Toothman Jay Watterson Dave Westlake Brad Wood David Ward Sam Weingart Saundra Wyand Ginda Woods Kathy Yeasted Chris Waters Kim Wells Paul Wolf Tracy Wrask Debra Zimmerman i SOPHOMORES-CLASS OFFICERS VICE PRESIDENT: Deri Kelly SECRETARY: Dave Edling TREASURER: Dave Milheim PRESIDENT: Juli Wilt 122 This year has gone well for the Sophomore class. We have been busy raising money by working in the concession stands during both football and basketball seasons; also by hav- ing good attendance at our dances. One of the highlights of the year was the class ring sale. Next year we are looking forward to working on the Prom. We would like to thank Mr. Spack for his help. It was sincerely appreciat- ed. James Abrams Pam Ackelson Ruth Adams Allen Alesi Gary Anderson Gina Apicella Daniel Bailey Cheryl Baker Stephen Baker James Barker Kimberly Baugh James Beck Kevin Beck Richard Beeson Craig Bell Evan Bell Michelle Beltempo Tammy Bender Jenny Booth Susan Borkowski ' Mark Bowersock Brian Boyd Robert Breault Derron Brink Matthew Brookes Jeffrey Brown Sherri Brown James Burchfield Bart Burge Diane Burkett Carla Burson Brian Butrearn Timothy Campbell Shannon Casey Timothy Claar James Clark Amy Clunen Dorothy Clunen Theresa Clunen Chris Coccia Extraordinary classmates! In search of . . . algae! Claudia Colbert Kimberlin Colbert Michael Couchie Tammy Crawford Marsha Crum Diana Culp Charlene Curtis John Cusick Ginger Dabelstein Bryan Dailey Cathy Davidson Scott Davis David DeCrow Lisa Diamond Richard Dickson Craig Diehl Doug Dorr Terry Dougherty Donald Dustman David Edling Freddy Barahona speaks to Spanish II class. 126 Sarah Ehrhart Jodene Elder Andrew Elliott Cliff Eisner Tracy Esterly Ginny Evans Ronald Everhart Clark Fediaczko Nathan Fiebiger Laurel Fleischman Lisa France James Gabriel Mindy Galchick Steven Galchick Gregory Garloch Teressa Gilbey Tracy Gilbey Jennifer Gitschier Teri Glynn Drew Goddard Christine Good ) I Amy Goodballet Debbie Gordon Robert Greenisen Stephanie Grewe Sharon Guiler Mark Harshman Anne Hartzell Scott Haschen Brian Hendricks Timothy Herron Brenda Holben Melanie Howells Genevieve Huffman Shari Huffman Richard Huston Laura Huzyak Bonnie Jenkins Brenda Jenkins Charlene Johnson Brad Jones Steven Julian Carl Kelley Deri Kelly Earl Kelly Mark Kemats Amy Kendall Chris Kenreigh Kathryn Kille Detria Kleon Guy Klosterman Jeff Knauf Primo Knight Elizabeth Koenreich Amy Kornbau Steve Kornbau Michael Kowalczyk Lisa Lanterman Michael Lesch Rory Lieder Kevin Linam CRP training is important. Richard Lindner Scott Little Tina Little Stephanie Loomis David Louk Paul Madison Michele Madjarac Robert Magyaros Sam Marino Cynthia Marroulis Gayle Martinelli Sandra Maurer Delbert McCallister Jeffrey McCollum Jon McCracken Ernest McGhee Rebecca McIntosh Chris McKinney Dale Menning Kimberly Metcalf Having a happy day. Friends! Kimberly Metz David Milheim Ruth Miller William Milliron Jeff Mitchell Gregory Moffett James Monteleone Donald Moore Lisa Moore Kerry Morrisey James Murphy Deborah Nichols Joseph Noll Andrew Nowieki Jeff Nunzir Deneen Panzott Tina Parks Julie Parrish Richard Pasko Thomas Peterson 130 I i I t I r I : ' Wende Philips Wendy Pizzino Charles Powell Jeff Quinn Ann Reed Julia Reedy Tracey Reeves Annette Reinehr Bonnie Reynolds David Roberts Melissa Roberts Pearl Roof Anthony Ross Steven Rouse Douglas Rufer Amy Ryser Shawn Sanchez Edward Sargent Pauline Schaefer Timothy Scharf t Mom said there’d be dates like this. (B, Jones D. DeCrow) Salem’s team to Ohio U. Prep Bowl, James Schehl Bret Schrode Luann Scott Douglas Scullion Rebecca Shasteen Susie Shears Michael Shepard Scott Shoaff Brad Sisler Daniel Smith Holly Smith Lisa Smith Scott Smith Alan Snyder Brian Sommers Steven Sommers James Spanbauer Douglas Stamp Lisa Stanley Jay Staudt Larry, Curly, and Moe?? Elegant ladies. i Amy Stroka Matthew Sutter Tiffany Swenningson Michele Taylor Mark Thomas I Mark Tigner Denise Tkatch John Tomlin Roger Tullia Michele Vannoy Julie VanPelt Richard Vesey r l Michael Waterbeck Nicholas Watkins Kimberly Watson Nanette Webb Arlene Weikart Juli Wilt James Winters Lisa Wolfgang Takin' it easy. Equal opportunity educator. Brian Yarwood Donald Yeasted Beth Young Jeff Zeigler Brook Zellers Raymond Zepernick Jean Zeppernick LeAnne Zimmann Gerald Zimmerman Absentees Tami Beard Richard Borrelli Linda Brown Robert Burge Vaughn Carreon Darren Clunen Jeff Coy Ray Curtis Carla DeLand David Endicott Roberta Faulkiner Kelly Jackson Dana Johnson Dewey May David Williams 134 FRESHMEN - CLASS OFFICERS VICE PRESIDENT: Sue Allis SECRETARY: Marcia Flickinger TREASURER: Sue Bailey I would like to thank everyone who contri- buted in making our Freshman year such a success Also, I would like to express my ap- preciation to Mrs Kendall and Mrs Monte- leone for being helpful and understanding ad- visors I hope that the future will be even more successful for the Class of ’86. c 135 PRESIDENT: Cathy Francisco Mary Abrams Susan Allis Brian Amos Charles Amrhein Chuck Ardeno Susan Bailey James Bakondy James Barrett John Barrette Dale Barrick Wayne Batch Melissa Beck James Beer Rick Beeson Lisa Beiling Frank Bezon Kevin Bolner Jill Bosel Larry Brickner Steven Brooks Timothy Brutto Paul Bryant Lisa Buchanan Gloria Buritica Alissa Campbell Look for the Union label . . . FIRE!! 1 ♦) I 136 Brad Capel Dean Capel Robert Capps Brian Carlisle Kenneth Carlisle i Tim Cassinger Ronald Castles Tim Chamberlain Steven Chestnut Roger Clay Brenda Cielland Paul Cielland Tom Close Wilfred Clunk Richard Cole Daniel Cooper Dain Costlow Steve Coy Tracey Cranmer Floyd Crawford Cathy Cross David Cross Michael Cross Barbara Culler Michele Culler I 137 Deborah Dabelstein Lori Dailey Chris Dangelo Michelle Danklef Joan Davidson Robin Davidson Kathy DelPuppo Mario DiBiase Elizabeth Dickey Shelly Dimko Dena DiPasquale Robert Donnalley Kelly Dougherty William Dunn Shannon Durham Tim Eidel Richard Elias Scott Erskine Michael Eucker Chris Evancho Sharon Ewing Kathleen Parmer Joseph Fields Chris Finch John Pine Take our word for it. James McDaniel speaks to Business class. Joel Firth James Fitzgerald June Fitzpatrick Kara Flanery Marcia Fiickinger Fred Flory Warren Ford Mark Fowler Mike Fowler Cathy Francisco Hallie French Michael French Bryan Fullum Charles Gamble Ronald Granslein Tina Garver Kelly Gault John Gbur George Giffin Henry Good Kelly Goodchild Jennifer Gow Pamela Gray 139 Douglas Grimm Susan Hagler Sonia Hahlen Noel Harris Dale Hazelet Jeff Healey Doug Helman Richard Henline Bobbi Hill Kimberly Hissom Sherri Hite Margaret Hively Carole Hlavcak Lee Hochadel Steven Hoffmaster David Holbert Lola Homan Carl Houdyshell Julie Hough Dennis House Darla Huddleston Richard Huffman Meichelle Hutter Cynthia Hutton Kristina Huzyak Troy Iler Mary Ivan Shaping up. Who is the future Mr. America?? i . J Kimberly Izenour Dawn Jenkins Tammy Johnson Terry Johnson Roberta Joy Valerie Julian Michael Jurina Tina Kalbfell Gilly Kauffman John Keiser Pamela Keiser Deidra Keller Kris Kelly Melissa Kerestes Michael Ketchum Tracy Ketchum Sean Kirkland Brian Kisner Gina Knight Charles Kniseley Kris Knoedler Doug Kozar Ron Kozar Maria Kuhns Lori LaFleme Shocking! Camera shy. ! Sandra Laney Michael Langer Loraine Leihgeber Glen Leininger Missy Lenigar Jeffrey Lesick Donald Lodge Michael Lofland Ronald Louk Monica Lowe Nadine Lozier Brian Luchansky Mindy Lutsch Jeffrey Lynn Jay Macry David Madison Leo Marple Richard Marra Bill Martig Michael Martin Melinda McGuire Rebecca McGuire Donna McIntosh David McLaughlin Jaime McPherson Anne Medford Dale Miller Larry Miller Tammy Miller Don Mohr Michael Monasterio Robert Monteleone James Moore Douglas Morris Lori Morris Gregory Murray Joel Navoyosky Patricia Noles Chris Nye Joe Ossman William Palubinski Phillip Panezott William Panzott Julie Pasko Julie Paumier Clowning around” in Spanish L Intensive research. Amy Paxon Melinda Pence Tammy Perdew David Peters Julie Pierce Melissa Pierson John Pointkowski Tracy Pizzino Chris Randa Scott Randolph Diana Reese Joe Reitz Kristen Richardson Shelley Richert Kimberly Ricker Bryan Ripple Priscilla Robinson Pam Rodriguez Damian Roelen Kacey Rohaley Stave Rosar Sherry Ross Frederick Roth Cliff Roush Carrie Rowles John Rush Mary Schehl Paul Schlueter Kathleen Schmid David Schuster Kimberly Scott Natasha Scott James Secrest Carol Seese Matthew Settle Morlinda Shaffer Ron da Shan ley Eric Shasteen Kerry Shea Linda Shoaff Chris Shone Douglas Sicilia Sherry Skidmore Michael Slanker Douglas Smith Dwain Smith Michelle Smith Daniel Solmen Staci Sommers Anthony Sotelo Is first period over yet? Freindly faces. Joseph Spencer Jeri Sposetta Eric Stephens Michael Stiffler Eric Stoffer Wendy Stumperth Chris Summers Kerig Taylor Melanie Ten Eyck George Tomlin Sylvia Torti Laurie Troy Tressa Turvey Chris Tyson Pamela Untch Tina Uphold Shawn Utter Thomas VanHorn Jeff Waters Kimberly Waters J Larry Whitman Melissa Willard Anne Williams Sabrina Wilms Jeff Winters Robert Winters Melissa Witherspoon Richard Yarwood Martin Yerkey Jeri Ziegler Tracy Zimmerman Mark Zocolo Absentees Clyde Barger Sam Bullard Shawn Cassinger Mary Hull Jim Jackson Marcy Pasco Matt Syzmczyk Timothy Trent Brian Wellendorf Earl Yeager i ■ 147 Mr. John Cabas: Assistant Princi- pal, Driver’s Education IN THE MAIN OFFICE . . . Mr. Rob Delane: Principal Mrs. Joanne Ricker, Mrs. Marilou Holroyd: Secretaries 148 Mr. Anthony Monteleone: Assis- tant Principal, Spanish III IV BOARD MEMBERS AND ADMINISTRATION Mr. Bryce Kendall: President Board of Education Mrs. Martha Lofland: Vice President Board of Education Mr. William McCormick: Board of Education Mr. Bruce Gordon: Board of Education Dr. Terrence Casey: Board of Mr. Robert Pond: Education Superintendent Mrs. Carolyn Funk: Treasurer Mr. Randy Engle: Assistant of Board Superintendent Mr, Charles McShane: Pupil Personnel Mrs. Dora Tinsley: Vocational Secretary Mr. Ray Steffan: Athletic Di rector Mrs. Theresa McShane: Ac tivities Treasurer 149 Mrs, Anita Ward: Counselor Mr, Richard Warner: Mrs. Jan Bosu: Counselor Counselor Mr. Richard Stoffer: Counselor YOU NEED THEM . . Mrs. Helen Shivers: Librarian Mrs. Ann Coy: Assistant Librarian Mrs. Betty Monteleone: School Nurse Mrs. Wanda Yakubek: Nurse’s Secretary 150 ENGLISH Mr. James Lantz: English I Miss Evelyn Mercure: English II, Vocational English II, Inde- pendent Reading Mr. Robert Mucci: English II, Vocational English, Mytho- logy, Short Fiction Mrs. Julieann Miles: Speech, Personal Speech, IAC Speech Mr. Mike Powers: English I, English IA, English II Mrs. Marge Miller: English I, English III Mr. Bill Esposito: English II, English III, English Mass Me- dia, Bi-weekly Mrs. Jean Esposito: English IIA, College English Mr. Robert Viencek: English III, College Writing, Theatre HISTORY Mr. David Morris: U.S. Histo- Miss Joyce Rafferty: P.O.D., ry, P.O.D. Psychology Mr. George Spack: History Government, World History Mr. Galen Zimmerman: World History Mr. Don Bennett: U.S. Histo- ry, Driver’s Education Miss Arlene Hasson: Civics, World Geography k 152 Mr. Don Turner: Chemistry SCIENCE Mrs. Frances May: Biology, Advanced Biology 153 HELPING YOU ADD IT ALL TOGETHER . . Mr. Carl Bevington: Advanced Mrs. Tina Hays: Practical Computer Algebra, Function, Math, Algebra I, Pre-Algebra Statistics Mr. Jeff Jeckavitch: Marching and Concert Band, Stage Band. Mrs. Carol Jeckavitch: Con- cert Choir, Chamber Choir, Mixed Choir, Music Theory. Mrs. Marylou Polshaw: Art I, Miss Janis Yereb: Painting, Sculpture, Adv. Sculture. Advanced Painting, Graphic Arts, Design, MUSIC, ART, AND FOREIGN LANGUAGES Mrs. Traudi Reed: German I, II, III, IV, English I. Mrs. Jeanne Schulte: French I, II, III, IV, Spanish I, Mrs. Georgia Calesi: Spanish I, II. Mr. Anthony Monteleone: Spanish III, IV. 155 VOCATIONAL EDUCATION Mrs. Mary Alice Cozza: Fam- ily Living Ms. Marena Carmello: Home Economics I, II, Decorating, Clothing Mrs. Audrey Dohar: IOE Mrs. Linda Schneider: IOE Accounting I Accounting II 156 157 KEEPING YOU IN SHAPE Mr. Clyde Ross: Physical Edu- cation, Health Mrs. Michelle Kendall: Phys- ical Education, Advanced Physical Education h f Mr. Jerry Allen: Health, Phys- ical Education Mr. Donald Zinz: Metals I, II, Small Engines 159 SPECIAL EDUCATION AND OHE Mrs. Jeanne Leitenberger: Miss Debbie Henderson: Speech and Hearing Orthopedically Handicapped Impaired Mrs. Sandy Mitchell: Teacher's Aide 160 Maintenance Department; Front Row—Margaret Kicko, Bever- ly Birkhimer; Back Row—Scott Hum (substitute), Ruth Metts, Allie Hollinger (Pat Straub-absent) CLEANING LADIES AND CUSTODIANS Custodians: Bob Miller and Gene Straub Mr. Gibby” Bartha: Head Custodian Mr, Tim Baker: Cafeteria Supervisor Mrs. Marjorie Woods: Clerk DISHING IT UP AT NOON Cafeteria Ladies: Back Row, left to right—Fran Dickey, Ginney Sox, Allie Hollinger. Front Row—Char- lotte James, Donna Walzer, Dorothy Miller, Mary Fowler 161 QUAKER '83 The Year In Review 1982-83 brought a continuance to rising inflation. While President Reagan fought to balance the bud- get, unemployment lines grew. In- creased gasoline taxes brought a truckers’ strike which threatened to cut the area off from grocery items. While the National Football League suffered from an eight week players' strike, the newly formed United States Football League pros- pered. Also prospering were the Sa- lem Quaker Gridders, who posted a 7-2-1 record. Salem student. Bob McClellan, gained recognition by becoming the first Salem student to be named Alli- ance Vocational King, and Salem Homecoming Queen, Lisa Grosser, and escort, Jake Sell, were area win- ners in Taco Bell’s Helping Hearts contest. The Salem High Marching Band excelled once again this year, per- forming in New York City's Annual St Patrick’s Day Parade, and Salem became host to another band—The Michael Stanley Band, who per- formed a concert in the high school gym in the fall. 1982 was the year for movies, with blockbusters such as, Tootsie, Pol- tergeist, and E.T., all of which were beaten out in the Oscars by Ghandi. Entertainment at Salem High School featured Neil Simon's “I Ought to Be in Pictures”, starring Todd Lepley, Diane Gordan, and Diane Burkett. 162 COMMUNITY TABLE OF ADVERTISERS ARA ....................................168 Arbaugh, Pearce, Greenisen .............169 Argabrite Realty .......................181 Automotive Parts Warehouse ............ 184 Beall Battery ........................ 188 Bonfert's Beauty Shop ................. 179 Brag Refrigeration .................... 184 Brown's Amoco ......................... 180 Bruce R. Capel Agency ..................172 Bruce R. Herron ....................... 176 Casual Fashions ....................... 182 Chappell Zimmerman .................. 171 Church Budget ......................... 178 Consumer's National Bank ...............181 Cornie's T.V........................... 170 Daniel E. Smith ....................... 180 Davidson's ............................ 185 Dental Health Group ................... 186 Earich Leibert ........................ 170 Eljer Plumbing ware ................... 180 Ellyson Plumbing ...................... 187 Endres Gross ........................ 177 E.W. Bliss ............................ 184 Ezio's ................................ 179 Fenske’s News Agency .................. 172 Finch's Ashland ....................... 186 Firestone Electric .................... 185 Firestone Sheet Metal ................. 171 Foodland .............................. 177 Gene's Sohio .......................... 178 Glogan's .............................. 169 Gold Cross ............................ 174 Gordon Bros.............................175 Hank Willard Auto ..................... 173 Hansell's ............................. 182 Hartzell's Hair 'Em ................... 178 Heritage Bank ......................... 172 Herron Foods .......................... 187 Hofmeister Realty ..................... 184 Ice Cream Parlor ...................... 181 Industrial Shredder ....................176 J.C. 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Roberts .................... 177 Rocco's Men's Wear ................... 175 Rodis Gin Mill ....................... 176 Rick Garrison ........................ 182 Salem Anesthesia Assoc.................175 Salem Appliance ..................... 175 Salem Autorama ..................... 185 Salem Drugs ......................... 170 Salem Glass Mirror ................. 178 Salem IGA Foodliner .................. 169 Salem Music Centre ................... 173 Salem Racquet Club ....................170 Salem Skate Center ................... 171 Salem Tire ........................... 184 Scott's Candy ....................... 186 Sekely ............................... 173 S H Company ........................ 180 Sherwin Williams ..................... 173 Stambaugh's .......................... 188 Student Council ...................... 188 Suburban Food Center ................. 180 Superior Wallpaper ................... 170 Taco Bell ............................ 170 The Anvil ............................ 183 The Flower Loft ...................... 172 Theiss Lipe Flowers .................. 175 The Muffler House .................... 181 The Muffler Man ...................... 187 Timberlane’s ......................... 174 Trolls Jewelry ....................... 182 Union Commercial ..................... 169 Western-Southern Life ................ 172 Weyant Paint ......................... 183 Wizards Warriors ................... 174 Young Merrill ...................... 185 Zimmerman Auto ....................... 176 Zeigler's Sports ..................... 184 167 Am services We’re The People Pleasers Congratulations And Best Wishes GLOGAN’S UNION COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS Union Commercial and Savings Bank 193 S. 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Basketball (1) Academic Challenge (3, 4) German Club (1,2, 3,4) Academic Honor Society (3, 4) ADAMS, CHRISTINE LOUISE: 642 Franklin Ave. ANDERSON, BRUCE EDWARD: 1741 Painter Rd. Band (1,2) Spanish Club (2) Gym Aide (4) Football (2) Baseball (1, 2) ANDERSON, CAROLYN DEE: 755 Stew- art Rd. Vocational Commercial Art (Alliance) (3t 4) ANDERSON, JANET L,r L3474 Conser Dr, ANDERSON, JULIE ANN: 1204 New- garden Pep Club (2, 4) Pepette (4) Drama Club (3, 4) French Club (3) Band-Aide (2, 3) ANDRASON, ANDREW SCOTT: 185 Woodland APICELLA, LISA L.: 1348 North Union Ave. Spanish Club (2, 3, 4) German (4) Aca- demic Challenge (2, 3f 4) Honor Society (3. 4) AUMAN, JEFFREY ALAN: 393 South Madison Band (1, 2, 3, 4) Track (2) Spanish Club (3, 4) Key Club (4) Salem Honor Society (4) Stage Band (3, 4) BAILEY, TIMOTHY LLOYD: 35958 Tea- garden BARAHONA, FREDDY GERARDO: 518 West 8th FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENT- HOME ADDRESS: Hotel Luna Tica Playas del Coco gte. Costa Rica Central America Spanish Club (4) Spanish Club President (4) Track (4) BARRETT, CAROL JEAN: 968 South Ave. IOE Accounting I (3) IOE Accounting II (4) IOE Parliamentarian (3) IOE Histori- an (4) OOEA Club (3, 4) Camp Fitch Counselor (4) Yearbook (3) BARRETTE, MARK EDWARD: 1568 North Ellsworth French Club (1, 2) Drama Club (2, 3, 4) Bi-weekly Staff (3) BARRICK, LORI LYNNE: 1920 Whin nery Rd. Band (L 2, 3, 4) Majorette (1, 2. 3) Drama Club (2) White Christmas server (2) Prom Committee (3) Pep Club (1, 4) BECK, PAUL ALBERT: 1108 Newgarden Art Guild (1, 2, 3) Funny Girl (3) Track (3) Cross Country Track (4) BELL, JUDITH LEE: 351 Woodland Ave. Library Aide (4) BENNETT, LINDA: BERGMAN, REBECCA JAYNE: 1603 Chestnut Grove Rd. French Club (3) German Club (4) White Christmas (3, 4) BIMBER, JACK ALAN: 3288 West Perry St. Baseball (lt 2, 3, 4) Wrestling (1, 2, 3, 4) French Club (1) Latin Club (3) BIRK, DA YE MATTHEW: 1034 Cleve- land St. BOALS, JENNY L.: 664 East 4th St. Band (1, 2, 3, 4) Choir (2, 3, 4) Chamber Choir (3) Student Council (1, 2) Tennis (4) County Chorus (3) Stage Band (2) BOOTH, WILLIAM P.: 634 East 12th St. BORDERS, SANDRA LEE: 387 Ash St. Drama Club (2,3,4} Art Guild (3,4) Prom Committee (3) Pep Club (3, 4) Pepette (4) BORRELLI, DAVID ALLEN: 194 West 7th St. Golf (3, 4) BRECKENR1DGE, STEVEN JAMES: 1835 Bentley Dr. Football (1) Basketball (1) Baseball (1,2) BROOKES, JENNIFER LYNN: 885 Homewood French Club (3) 4) Spanish Club (2, 3, 4) Buckeye Boys' State Alternate (3) Prom Escort (2) Prom Committee (3) Who’s Who (3, 4) BRYAN, CARLA JO: 1915 Cider Mill Rd. IOE Steno I (3) IOE Steno II (4) IOE His- torian (4) OOEA Club (3, 4) BURGE, ROBERT E.: 1069 Buckeye Ave. Football (1, 2) Wrestling (1, 2) Track {1, 2t 4) Baseball (1) Vocational Drafting (3) BURRIER, WENDY KAY: 1257 Stewart Rd. Pepette (4) Pep Club (3) Yearbook (3, 4) Spanish Club (2) Band (1, 2) Office Aide (3) White Christmas (3, 4) BUSH, DANIEL ALLEN: 827 West Wil- son St. BUSH, DONALD LEE: 827 West Wilson St. CABLE, JAYME LYNN: 158 West Fifth St. CALAI, GIGI SABATHA: 395 West Pine Lake Rd. Reserve Cheerleader (1) Junior Varsity Cheerleader (2) Spanish Club (2) Library Aide (3, 4) IOE Steno I (3) IOE Steno II (4) Yearbook Staff (3, 4) OOEA Club (3, 4) CALLATONE, SUE: 1181 East Ninth St. JVS Food Service (3r 4) CAMPBELL, THEODORE RICHARD: 879 South Lincoln Mu Alpha Theta (3, 4) Honor Society (4) Physics Club (4) Chemistry Club (3) Computer Aide (4) Biology Club (2) CANTON, KELLY ANN: 563 Aetna St. Track (1) Cosmetology (Alliance) (3, 4) CASSINGER, GORDON: CENTOFANTI, MARK ALAN: 196 South Madison Reserve Baseball (1) Spanish Club (2, 3) Honor Society (4) Who's Who (4) BRUDERLY, THOMAS ERNEST: 885 CHAFFIN, CYNTHIA ROSE: 1129 West West Pidgeon Rd. Perry Apt. 201 Football (1,2,3,4) Basketball (1,2) Base- AFS (1) ball (1, 2) Tennis (3, 4) Band (1, 2, 3, 4) Band Treasurer (4) Academic Honor So- CHANDLER, EDWARD G,: 910 North ciety (3r 4) Academic Honor Society Ellsworth President (4) Mu Alpha Theta (3, 4) Mu Alpha Theta Treasurer (4) Key Club (3, CHESTER, ANTHONY: 190 CLARK, DONALD SAMUEL: 837 Frank- lin Football (1, 2, 3, 4) CLUNEN, MARY ANN: 518 Park Ave. OOEA Club (3, 4) IOE Steno I (3) IOE Steno II (4) Assistant Treasurer Steno II (4) Placed in OOEA Regional Competi- tion (3) COCOA, GEOFF D,: 2288 Tangiewood Dr. CONN, MELISSA LEE: 344 Highland Ave. Tennis (1, 2) Spanish Club (2, 3, 4) French Club (2, 3) Mu Alpha Theta (3, 4} AFS ( 2, 3, 4) Yearbook Staff (3, 4) Aca- demic Challenge (2, 3, 4) Academic Hon- or Society (3, 4) Buckeye Girls' State Delegate (3) COVERT, MARK ALAN: 1798 Shady Lane COWIE, ROBERT W.; 836 Aetna St. Wrestling (1, 2) Art Guild (3) COX, DAVID: 1422 Benton Rd. COY, CATHY SUE; 1880 Whinnery Rd. IOE Accounting I (3) IOE Accounting II (4) IOE Parliamentarian (3, 4) OOEA Club (3, 4) Yearbook (3) COY, CONNIE LYNN: 353 Brooklyn Ave. French Club 1, 2, 3) German Club (2, 3, 4) AFS (4) Basketball (2, 3, 4) Bye Bye Birdie (1) Pep Club (4) Band (lf 2, 3, 4) CROSS, ROBERT JOHN: 1653 South Lin- coln Library Aide (4) CROSSER, LISA KAYE: 1535 South East Blvd. Cheerleading (1, 2,3, 4) Pep Club {1, 2,3, 4) Track (1, 4) Drama Club (I) Spanish Club (1, 2) Student Council (1) Class Vice-President (2, 3, 4) Prom-Committee (3) After-Prom Committee (3) Football Homecoming Queen (4) Girls' State Del- egate (3) CULLER, KATHLEEN IDA: 940 North Ellsworth Choir (I,2) Art Guild (2) Spanish Club (2) Alliance Vocational Commercial Art (3, 4) CUTCHALL, JAMES EVERETT: 567 East School St. OWE Program (3, 4) CUTCHALL, PAULA K,; 567 East School St. Concert Choir (1, 2, 3) IOE Steno I (3) IOE Steno II (4) OOEA Club (3, 4) DAILEY, ARIEL JEAN: 655 Olive St. White Christmas Committee (3) DAVIDSON, BRIAN L.: 1831 West State Wrestling (1, 2, 3, 4) School Play (3) Football (2, 3) DAVIS, RICHARD MARTIN: 684 North Broadway Track (4) Funny Girl (3) DELVICHIO, CHARLES ROBERT; 221 North Madison Baseball (1, 2, 3, 4) School Paper (3) DETELL, RON JUDE; 171 North Madi- son Drafting (3, 4) Drafting Club (3, 4) DIMOS, THOMAS: 920 Somerset Dr. Tele-Communications (Alliance) (3, 4) DOUGHERTY, COLLEEN KAY: 1632 Shady Lane Volleyball (1,2, 3, 4) Track (1, 2) Pepette (4) Concert Choir (1, 2, 3, 4) AFS (3) Chamber Choir (4) DOYLE, TER I LYNN; 1201 Stewart Rd. Band (1, 2, 3, 4) Majorette (4) Track (1) White Christmas Committee (3, 4) IOE Steno I (3) IOE Steno II (4) OOEA Club (3, 4) IOE Vice-President (3) Buckeye Girls’ State Alternate (3) EARL, DAWNA L,: Spanish Club (1, 2, 3, 4) EDGERTON, DANIEL LEE; 287 Wash- ington Football (1) Basketball (1, 2, 4) Baseball (2, 3, 4) EHLER. MONICA LYNN: 237 Woodland Band (1, 2, 3, 4) Spanish Club (3) Drama Club (3, 4) Wrestling Cheerleader (3) Funny Girl (3) Story Theater (4) Office Aide (4) Pep Club (4) Quaker Lady (4) PA Announcer (4) EHRHART, REBECCA KAY: 934 South Union Ave. Concert Choir (1, 2, 3, 4) Chamber Choir (4) Music Makers (3) The Bad Seed (2) Choir Aide (3) EUDY, DANIEL ALLAN: 1177 North Lincoln Volleyball (2) Track (4) EWING, BARBARA LYNN: 1263 State Route 14 Spanish Club (2, 3, 4) AFS (4) Language Aide (4) FERGUSON, JANELL ANN: 2245 Merle Rd. Cheerleader (3) Key Club (4) Choir (2, 3, 4) Pep Club (3, 4) Pepette (4) Football Homecoming Court (4) Prom Committee (3) FIEBIGER, JON M.: 462 North Ellsworth FINCH, KELLY KAY: 1326 Jefferson Ave. Girls’ State (3) Majorette (2,3,4) Band (1, 2, 3, 4) Student Council (2, 3, 4) Class Treasurer (1,3,4) Football Homecoming Court (4) Drama Club (2) Prom Commit- tee (3) FISHER, DAVID GRANT: 979 Pine Lake Rd. Bi-weekly (4) FOREMAN, RICHARD AARON: 1319 Pembrooke Dr. Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4) Spanish Club (4) FRANKS, TOBIN DALE: 1963 Fairview Crt. Track (2, 3) Cross-Country (2, 3) Drama Club (3) Funny Girl (3) FRYE, KIMBERLIE LOUISE: 627 Dem- ing St. French Club (2) Drama Club (2) FRYMAN, SHARON K : 424 Fair Ave. French Club (2) Drama Club (2) Office Aide (3) Bi-weekly (4) FUGATE, DONNA JEAN: 379 Spring- dale St. Yearbook Staff (3, 4) VICA (3, 4) Student Council (3, 4) Student Council Vice President (4) Vocational Class Secretary (4) GABRIEL, MICHAEL JOSEPH: 2031 Bentley Dr. Band (1, 2, 3 4) Drum Major (3, 4) Stage Band (1, 2t 3, 4) Choir (1, 2. 3, 4) Vice President (3) President (4) Chamber Choir (1T 2, 3, 4) Drama Club (2, 3( 4) Bye Bye Birdie (1) Funny Girl (3) German Club (2) Marie Burns Music Award (1, 2, 3. 4) Prom Committee (3) GALCHICK, MOLLY SUE: 443 South Union Ave. Art Guild (2, 3, 4) Concert Choir (3, 4) GAROFALO, STEVE JOE: 1825 East Third St. Basketball (1) Golf (3, 4) GBUR, MICHAEL THOMAS: 460 East School St. GEORGE, KARLA LYNN: 961 Jones Dr. Cheerleading (1, 2, 3) Spanish Club (3, 4) Spanish Club President (4) Student Council (4) GILLESPIE, TAMMY LYNN: 612 Ohio Ave. 191 GOODCHILD, KIMBERLY DAWN: 192 West 12th St, Concert Choir (1, 2, 3, 4) Chamber Choir (4) Track (1) Pepettes (4) Office Aide (3) Choir Aide (2, 3, 4) Librarian for Choir (4) PA Announcer (3) GORDON, DIANE CAROLYN: 1456 East 11th St. Choir (L 2. 3) Drama Club (lf 2, 3) Band (1, 2, 3, 4) Class President (2) Student Council {3, 4) Stage Band (4) Bye Bye Birdie, Cinderella, Funny Girl (1, 2, 3) Spanish Club (3) Academic Honor Soci- ety (2, 3, 41 GRAMS, DAVE LEE: 356 Morgan Crt. Band (1, 2, 3) Choir (3, 4) Track (1, 3, 4) Drama Club (2) GRAZIOSI, MIKE A,: 1821 Allen Dr. GUSMAN, SUSAN L.: 656 Franklin Cheerleading (1, 2,3, 4) Pep Club (1, 2, 3, 4) Choir (3,4) Drama Club (3,4) Key Club (4) Band (1) Funny Girl (3) HALL, DARLENE ANN: 1288 State Route 14A Track (1) Handicapped Aide (1,2) Blood- bank, eyeclinic, orthopedic clinic (3, 4) President of Div, Cooperative Health Oce. Class (4) HARROLD, MICHELE MARIE: 918 An- drew Ave. Band (1, 2, 3) Art Guild (3, 4) HERGENRODER, HENRY EUGENE: 1522 Benton Rd, HILL, WILLIAM WAYNE: 1601 Harding Ave. Drafting (3, 4) Drafting Club (3, 4) HIVELY, BRENT ALAN: 2017 Goshen Rd. HOFFMASTER, JOHN GLENN: 951 West Pine Lake Rd Choir (3) Art Guild (2,3) Art 1(1) Design and Painting (2) Advanced Painting (3) Photography (4) Stage Band (4) Science Aide (3) HOLBEN, DEBRA ANN: 543 Columbia St. IOE Steno I (3) IOE Steno II (4) IOE Sec- retary (3) OOEA Club HOLBERT, RODNEY LEE: 2300 Tangle wood Dr. Cross Country (3, 4) HOOVER, ROBERT ALAN: 1097 Jones Dr. Drama Club (2) HUFFER, TERRI: 1555 Brook view Dr. Tele-Communications (Alliance) (3, 4) HUFFMAN, LOUIS WILLIAM: 1235 Conser Dr, Cinderella (1) Band (1, 2, 3, 4) Choir (2,3, 4) Stage Band (2, 3, 4) Funny Girl (3) Drama Club (4) Library Aide (4) Jr. Sen- ior Prom (3) Contest (1, 2, 4) HULL, BARBARA ELLEN: 404 West Pershing St. Business Aide (2, 3. 4) HUTTON, LAURA A.: 645 South Lincoln Ave. Cheerleader (1, 2, 3, 4) Student Council (I, 2, 3r 4) French Club (1) Drama Club (2) Pep Club (1, 2, 3, 4) Class Secretary (4) Prom Committee (3) Key Club (4) Football Homecoming (4) Track (1) HUZYAK, JEANINE MARIE: 1243 Fair- view Ave. AFS (4) Spanish Club (3, 4) Choir (1, 2) IREY, DOROTHYE E.: 1042 Beechwood Rd. French Club (1.2,3) Drama Club (2.3,4) Key Club (4) Pepette (4) Pep Club (2,3,4) Varsity Cheerleader (3) Science Aide (2) Office Aide (3, 4) IREY, MICHELLE LYNN: 371 West 10th St. ISAACS, TRACY LYNN: 166 South Union Key Club (2, 3, 4) Spanish Club (3) Pep Club (2, 3, 4) Pepette (4) Funny Girl (3) Prom Committee (3) White Christmas Committee (3) JAAMAA, JUKKA KALEVI: 1232 North Union Ave, (Foreign Exchange Student) Key Club (4) AFS Club (4) German Club (4) Spanish Club (4) Tennis (4) Track (4) Home Address: Raaseporintie 3B16 00900 Helsinki 90 — Finland JAMISON, KEVIN LEE: 1701 East 10th St. Football (1, 2, 3) Track (1, 2, 3, 4) Wres- tling (1, 3) JANOFA, DAVID RAY: 996 Prospect Football (1, 2, 3, 4) Wrestling (3, 4) Bas- ketball (1, 2) Key Club (4) JANOFA, DEBBIE L.: 750 East 5th St. Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4) Volleyball (1, 2) Pep Club (1, 2, 3, 4) White Christmas Committee (3) JELEN, WILLIAM MICHAEL: 985 Fair Ave. Student Council (1, 2, 3, 4) Treasurer (2, 3,4) Key Club (2,3, 4) Board of Directors (2, 3, 4) Ohio District Bulletin Editor (4) Class Treasurer (2) Class President (3, 4) Yearbook Staff (2, 3, 4) Activities Editor (2) Assistant Editor (3) Editor (4) AFS (2) Spanish Club (2) Treasurer (2) Academic Challenge (2) Academic Honor Society (3, 4) Mu Alpha Theta (3, 4) German Club (3, 4) Prom Chairman (3) Science Aide (3) Home Ec Aide (3, 4) Counselor Aide (1) Tennis Team (2) National Merit Semi- finalist (4) OCTM Math Team (3) Cen- tury III Leadership Award (4) JENNINGS, JEANETTE ANN: 152 East Fifth Spanish Club (3, 4) Choir (3, 4) Business Aide (3, 4) JOHNSON, JAMES NATHANIAL: 2345 Tangle wood Dr. Marching Band (1, 2, 3, 4) Concert Choir (1,2,3, 4) Chamber Choir (1,2, 4) Cinder- ella (1) Bye Bye Birdie (1) Alladin (2) Drama Club (3, 4) French Club (1, 2) Li- brary Computer Aide (3, 4) Choir Aide (3) Quaker Sam (4) JOHNSON, MARK THOMAS: 2247 Southeast Blvd. Tennis (1, 2, 3, 4) Spanish Club (2, 3, 4) Academic Challenge (2, 3) Band (1, 2, 3, 4) Key Club (4) Mu Alpha Theta (3, 4) Yearbook (4) Secretary of Band (4) Sec- retary of Mu Alpha Theta (4) Salem Honor Society (3, 4) Boys' State (3) JOHNSTON, DANIEL ARTHUR: 1816 Southeast Blvd. JOHNSTON, REANA ROCHELLE: 871 Newgarden AFS Club (2, 3, 4) Spanish Club (2, 3. 4) JONES, EDWARD P, IV: 1256 Highland East Student Council (1) Spanish Club (2) Boys Basketball (I, 3. 4) Boys Baseball (2) Boys State (3) Prom Escort (2) KATARO, HELEN: 357 East Pidgeon Teachers Aide (4) Library Aide (4) KAY, JAMES EDWARD: 1230 Conser Dr. Mu Alpha Theta (3, 4) Key Club (3, 4) Spanish Club (3, 4) Band (1, 2, 3, 4) Aca- demic Honor Society (3, 4) Pep Band (4) Academic Challenge (1, 2, 3, 4) KEEFER, PATRICK RYAN: 1121 Liber- ty Drafting Club (3, 4) KELLER, DIRK ALAN: 1392 East Per- shing KELLER, DOUG RANDAL: 212 West 7th St. Football (1, 2, 3, 4) KELLEY, CURTIS N.: 1742 North Ells- worth Football (4) KELLY, DAWN SHERREE: 1604 North Lincoln 192 French Club (1. 2) Band (1) Track (1) Pep Club (3,4) Student Council (3,4) Pepette (4) Girl’s Volleyball (2t 3, 4) KEMATS, BEVERLY ANN: 970 Jones Dr. IOE Accounting I (3) IOE Historian (3) IOE Accounting II (4) IOE Assistant Treasurer (4) OOEA Club (3, 4) Year- book Staff (3) K1BLER, KENNETH: 1106 East 3rd St. Baseball (4) KIRBY, TERENCE JUDDSON: 1302 Georgetown Rd. Key Club (4) Junior Prom (3) KIRKLAND, KELLY ANN: 915 West Wilson Art Guild (3, 4) Prom Committee (3) Pep- pette (4) Drama Club (2t 3, 4) Pep Club (3r 4) Drama Club Secretary, Treasurer (4) Color Guard (3) KLOSTERMAN, JILL RENEE: 2370 Tanglewood Spanish Club (2) Pep Club (3) KORNBAU, TAMMY LYNN: 562 Frank- lin St LAVALLEE, CRAIG STEVEN: 1713 State Route 344 LEASE, RICH W.: 1107 Maple St. Play Construction (3) Library Aide (4) LEASE, RON T.: 866 North Ellsworth Track (4) Drafting (3, 4) LEIDER, MARK W.: 1492 North Ells- worth LEPLEY, TODD: 1531 Shady Lane Basketball (1) Band (1, 2, 3f 4) Drama Club (1. 2, 3) Pep Band (2, 3. 4) Bye Bye Birdie (2) Aladdin (3) Bad Seed (3) Fun- ny Girl (3) LEWIS, MARY R.: 637 Aetna St. Band (1, 2t 3, 4) Stage Band (4) Pep Club (1, 2) Home-Ec Aide (1. 2, 3) Handicap Aide (1, 2r 3) Accounting Aide (3. 4) Track (L 2) LEYMAN, ROCHELLE: 410 Benton Rd. Child Care-Alliance 3, 4) LEYMAN, TERRI DENICE: 1264 West State LIPP, KAREN JEAN: 637 Washington Ave. Band (1, 2, 3, 4) White Christmas Com- mittee (3. 4) Majorette (2, 3, 4) Track (3, 4) Basketball (2) LITTLE, JOEL E.: 329 Newgarden Spanish Club (3, 4) LODGE, MIKE JAMES: 570 West 7th St. Drafting Club (3) LOUDON, LISA MARIE: 575 Highland Ave. Band (1) Secretary of French Club (1) AFS Club (3) Key Club (3t 4) Drama Club (3, 4) Spanish Club (4) LOZIER, JANINE RENEE: 36470 Salem Grange Rd. Girl’s Track (2) White Christmas Com- mittee (3) LUTZ, ROBERT LEE: 988 Jefferson Ave. McAFEE, GLENA LYNN: 2300 Oak St. IOE Steno I Treasurer (3) IOE Steno II Treasurer (4) Salem Color Guard (2, 3) Salem Color Guard Rifle Sargeant (3) French Club (1,2) Yearbook Staff (3) Li- brary Aide (4) OOEA Club (3, 4) OOEA Regional Competition, Job Interview I- 2nd Place (3) White Christmas Commit- tee (3) McClellan, Robert samuel: 1713 State Route 344 Football (lr 2) Wrestling (1) Vocational Welding (3, 4) McNEAL, SHERYL ELAINE: 909 New Garden Ave. Track (1, 2, 3, 4) Student Council (1) Yearbook Staff (3, 4) IOE Accounting I (3) IOE Accounting II (4) IOE Secretary (3, 4) OOEA Club (3, 4) FCA MADISON, BRIAN PAUL: 1318 West State Drafting Club (3. 4) MARRA, JOSEPH THOMAS: 1220 Franklin St. Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4) Baseball (3) Stu- dent Council (1,2) Spanish Club (2) Prom Chairman (3) MARTIN, KENNETH CARL: 36458 Franklin Rd. Auto Body-Alliance (3, 4) MARTINES, LLOYD PATRICK: 1894 Cleveland St. MARTINO, MARY NOEL: 1275 West- view Dr. Spanish Club (lf 2t 3, 4) Vice President (4) Drama Club (2, 3) Choir (2, 3, 4) Key Club (3, 4) Secretary (4) Peppette (4) Varsity Tennis (3, 4) Football Manager (1) Office Aide (3) English Aide (3) Prom Committee (3) Pep Club (4) Bi-weekly Staff (3) MASTERS, JOAN LOUISE: 1262 Fair- view Ave. Color Guard (2, 3, 4) Spanish Club (2) White Christmas Server (2) Guidance Aide (4) Yearbook Staff (4) MEDFORD, MICHAEL ALLAN: 595 North Union Ave. Cross Country (2, 3, 4) Track (1, 2, 3, 4) German Club (1, 2) Key Club (3, 4) Mu Alpha Theta (3, 4) Honor Society (3, 4) MEHNO, ROBERT ANTHONY: 1750 Merle Rd. Football (1, 2, 3, 4) Wrestling (1) Audio Visual (4) Track (1,4} Key Club (4) Phys- ics Club (4) Chemistry Club (3) Gym Aide (3, 4) Biology (2) Prom Escort (2) MENNING, RICK ALLAN: 1296 Fair- view Ave. METZ GAR, HAROLD LEE: 476 Benton Rd. Basketball (1) Track (1, 2) Band (1, 2, 3) German (2) MILHE1M, DIANA LYNN: 2322 Kenne- dy Dr. Band (1, 2, 3, 4) Pep Band (2, 3, 4) Stage Band (3,4) Volleyball (L 2,3,4) Track (1. 2, 3, 4) County Band (3) Buckeye Girls State (3) Band Librarian (3, 4) Prom Committee (3) Academic Honor Society (3, 4) Interact (2) Yearbook Staff (3) MILLER, DOROTHY IRENE: 1495 Cleveland St. French Club (2, 3) Chamber Choir (2. 3, 4) Yearbook Staff (3) AFS (2, 3, 4) Con- cert Choir (1, 2, 3, 4) Tennis (4) Cinder- ella, Bye Bye Birdie, Funny Girl (2, 3, 4) Thespian (2, 3, 4) MILLER, RUSSELL GLEN-JOSEPH: 578 East Euclid St. Basketball (2) MONTELEONE, DEBRA ANN: 1094 North Ellsworth Ave. Pep Club (1) Band (1, 2, 3, 4) AFS Secre- tary (3, 4) Academic Challenge (2. 3) Yearbook Staff (3, 4) Secretary Honor Society (3f 4) Spanish Club (2) Buckeye Girls State (3) Prom Committee (3) White Christmas Committee (3) MOORE, TONYA DELORES: 353 New Garden Ave. FHA (1, 2) Yearbook Staff (3) OOEA Club (3. 4) Accounting II (4) MOUNTZ, TIMOTHY JON: 1508 North Ellsworth Football (1, 2, 3, 4) MOZINA, EDWARD MICHAEL: 432 South Madison Ave. Academic Challenge (2, 3, 4) Mu Alpha Theta (3. 4) Spanish Club (2. 3, 4) Band (1, 2,3, 4) Key Club (3. 4) Academic Hon- or Society (3, 4) MURPHY, PAUL THOMAS: 1314 Frank- lin MYERS, BRADLEY ALLEN: 1017 Cleve- land St. Baseball (1, 2, 3, 4) English Aide {3, 4) School Paper (4) NORTRUP, LUANN: 1146 East Third St. OOEA Club {3, 4) IOE Steno I (3) IOE Steno II (4) OLDCORN, LORENA G,: 438 Jennings Ave. Track (1, 2, 3, 4) Basketball (1) OSPECK, MATTHEW: 1358 North Lin- coln Football (1) Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4) Track (1, 2y 3, 4) Spanish Club (1, 2, 3) Honor Society (4) Key Club (4) PANEZOTT, JOHN THOMAS: 488 East Eighth St. Football (1, 2, 3, 4) PARKS, GREGORY THOMAS: 1116 East 15th St. Football (1,2) Cross Country (3, 4) Bas- ketball (lr 2) Track (2, 3, 4) Key Club (4) PAULINE, BRENDA ANNE: 2181 Southeast Blvd. Pep Club (1, 2) Band (1, 2, 3, 4) White Christmas Committee (3. 4) Prom Com- mittee (3) PELUDAT, KATHLEEN SUSAN: 1786 Shady Lane Choir (1, 2, 3) Chamber Choir (2) OOEA Club (3, 4) IOE Steno I (3) IOE Steno II (4) PENCE, CHARLES DAVID: 1846 Frank- lin Ave. Football (2) Wrestling (2, 3, 4) Art Guild (4) PENICK, BIANCA JANE: 1838 North Ellsworth Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4) Volleyball (2, 3t 4) Spanish Club (4) Peppette (4) PHILLIPS, LISA KAYE: 341 West Pine Lake Rd. 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Spanish Club (2) Football (1. 2, 3, 4) Key Club (4) POWER, THOMAS DALE: 549 East Pine Lake Rd German Club (2, 3, 4) Academic Honor Society (3, 4) Yearbook Photographer (3, 4) Biology Aide (3, 4) Cross Country (4) PRICE, JOHN KENNETH: 759 East Sixth Basketball Manager (2) German Club (1) Spanish Club (4) PROCTOR, PETER ANDREW: 496 East Perry Chamber Choir (3, 4) Concert Choir (3, 4) Band (3, 4) Handicap and Hearing Aide (4) Drama Club (4) QUINN, ALLAN JOSEPH: 2586 East State Wrestling (1, 2r 3, 4) Football (1) Track (2) Spanish Club (3, 4) RANERI, BARBARA ANN: RAPP, BARBARA SUE: 2356 Tanglewood Dr. Band (1, 2, 3, 4) Stage Band (3, 4) Choir (1, 2) Spanish Club (2) Pit Band Funny Girl (3) Freshman Basketball Statisti- cian (1) REED, DONNA MAE: 860 Homewood Ave. Concert Choir (2,3,4) Key Club (4) Span- ish Club (1, 2, 3, 4) German Club (4) Aca- demic Challenge (2, 3, 4) Pep Club (4) Academic Honor Society (3) History Aide (4) Office Aide (4) Choir Aide (2, 3) White Christmas Committee (3) RENNER, BRIAN CHRISTOPHER: 777 Highland Ave. Drama Club (3, 4) RICHARDSON, VICTORIA LEE: 1821 Shady Lane Library Assistant (1) Volleyball (2) Choir (3, 4) RICHERT, SUSAN LYNN: 2331 Kenne- dy Dr. Student Council (2, 3) French Club (1, 2, 3) Band (1, 2. 3, 4) Stage Band (2, 3. 4) Server for White Christmas (2) Prom Committee (3) Girls State (3) ROBERTS, ELAINE RUTH: 1073 Georgetown Rd. 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