Salem High School - Quaker Yearbook (Salem, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 202 of the 1984 volume:

★ Table Of Contents Seniors ..................................................................... 15 Juniors .................................................................... 41 Sophomores .................................................................. 65 Freshmen .....................................................................79 Activities ...................................................................99 Athletics .................................................................. 129 Faculty .....................................................................155 Advertising ................................................................ 165 Looking Back . . . 3 At The School Year Remember the good times with friends, in classes, and at extra- curricular activities? This year Secretary of State Sherrod Brown came to speak to all the seniors. Oh, and we can't forget Jim Eidel and the work he was going to do and didn't. 4 While waiting in the seemingly endless lunch lines, we talked about school spirit, the craze of the Cabbage Patch Dolls, and sleeping in study halls. 5 Mrs. Cozza (then, Miss Gause) is showing off her cute smile and vibrant energy as she poses here for her high school cheerleading squad at United Local. June 15, 1962 will always be cherished be- cause Frank Cozza and Mary Alice Gause said, ”1 do. on that date. Engaged! We're so happy! Mrs. Cozza is a family oriented person. (Front row, left to right)r Pat Zehentbauer, sister; Robert Gause. brother; Charles Gause, father; Gladys Gause, mother; Nancy Milliken, sisten Gary Milfiken, brother-in-law� (Back row, left to right): Frank Zehentbauer, brother-in-law� Frank Cozza, husband; Mrs, Cozza� Ruth Gause, sister- in-laws James Gause, brother. Here are some more members of her family dur- ing the Christmas season, 1984. (Front, left to right): her 3 sons: Matthew, Frank, and Craig. Behind them are her in-laws, Ann and Ernie Cozza. 6 Dedicated Teacher Of The Year This year the staff decided to add a new page to the yearbook. Each year the year- book will be dedicated to a teacher who has taught for at least ten years, is involved in school and civic activities, and genuinely cares for the students. 1 am proud to an- nounce this year's deserving teacher: Mrs. Mary Alice Cozza. Mrs. Cozza is the fourth child of Charles and Gladys Gause. She and her two brothers and two sisters grew up in Hanoverton and graduated from United Local High School. She attended Kent State University and re- ceived her bachelor's degree in home eco- nomics education. In 1962, she married her high school sweetheart and became Mrs. Frank Cozza. Mr. and Mrs. Cozza have three sons: Craig (20), Matthew (19), and Frank W). Mrs. Cozza is very enthusistic, full of energy, and a very active lady. She has taught family living at Salem for 17 years. She is also in- volved in the drug intervention program, senior class advisor, a member of the Chemi- cal People Task Force, United Local PTO member. United Local Board of Education member, Vice-President of the Columbiana County Joint Vocational School Board of Edu- cation, and an active member of the St. Philip Neri Catholic Church. If she can find some free time, Mrs. Cozza enjoys snow skiing, biking, swimming, relax- ing under the sun, and spending time with her close-knit family. For your hard work, dedication, and caring for others, the (984 Quaker Yearbook Staff would like to say, thank-you. When Mrs. Cozza was asked, Do you like teaching? She replied, Definitely. She really enjoys the students, especially the seniors because they are mature enough to handle all topics. She also tries to help the students with any problems they may have. A truly remarkable person. 7 Graduation I At- Senior Personalities 10 FAVORITE TEACHERS: Mr. Turner and Miss Rafferty BEST DRESSED: Denise Beilis and Jansen Paumier LIFE 5 QUESTIONS 501 MOST UNDERSTANDING- Emily Liggett and Tim Smith MOST ATTRACTIVE: Tony Tranlham and Janice Ritchea MOST VERSATILE: Deb Swartz and Rocco Mango n MOST MUSICAL: Mike Reich and Joy Richesson CLASS CLOWNS: Amy Love and Glenn Martin 12 BEST DANCERS: Monica Clark and Sam McKinney 13 BEST HAIRDO: Connie Cushman and Kelly Daley BEST ACTOR ACTRESS: Tania Pshsniak and Rob Bailey FEMALE CLASS FLfRT: Alice Sar- MALE CLASS FLIRT; Keith Miller ginger MOST SPIRITED: Jamie Southern and Darrin Hartman A A CLASS PREPPIES: Erin Doyle and Tom Patterson 14 MOST ARTISTIC.- Lisa Martens and Jim Eidel Tania Pshsniak, Class President Mike Madison, Class Vice President Tania Pshsniak, Diane Lutz, Mike Madison, and Pam Stra- bafa began their planning for our Senior Class early in the year. As we continue on in our lives, let us always remember those won- derful feelings and thoughts we've shared within our hearts and minds. Best of luck to everyone! God Bless, Diana Lutz. Class Treasurer Pam Strabala. Class Secretary Mark Harold Amos Deborah Lynn Anderson Sheri Lynn Anderson Carl Joseph Apicella Elizabeth Anne Babb Robert L. Bailey Ernest Baker Denise I. Beilis 17 18 Tod Kenneth Bosel Kathleen Marie Cain John Edward Breckenridge Bret Alexander Chaffin Theodore Erwin Burger Monica Ellen Clark Brian Butream Thomas Arthur Close Beth Ann Crowell Connie Sue Cushman Kelly Jon Daley Daniel Joseph Dangelo Scott Andrew Davis Lisa L. Dean Tammy DeBee Daniel Brian Doyle David Scott Doyle Erin Leigh Doyle Sean Patrick Dougherty 19 20 Pamela Lynn Evans Virginia Kay Evans Richard Joseph Fast Roberta Kay Faulkiner Donald Joseph Finch Thomas Charles Fox Dean S, Frateschi Suzanne Frazier Junko Fukuda Steve P. Galchick Michael Carmen Garofalo Kenneth Ray Gibson Tracy Lynn Gilbey Sandy Louise Gillespie Anita Louise Glynn 22 Stephanie Sue Grewe Darrin Frederick Hartman Keith Alan Heston Larraine Jeanette Hippely Holli Jean Hough MaryBeth Hutton Michael frey Tina Marie Izenour Tom Allen James Kelly Ann Jackson William Christopher Johnson Julie Marie Jones Kelly Jordan Julie Anne Jugenheimer James L. Kararo Robert Richard Kelly Rick James Joy David Brian Kenst William Thomas Kerr. Jr. Eric Neil Kisner 23 Mark Alan Kowalczyk Kimberly Sue Lease Kathryn Marie Lepping Emily Joan Liggett Lonni Linam Tod William Linton Brenda Kaye Lipp Donna Marie Loomis Diane Rae Lora Amy Jo Love Lorene Ludt Michael H. Lutsch Diana Louise Lutz Michael E. Madison 24 Debbie Ann Marple Michael Dale McCracken Lisa Anne Martens Pamela Dawn McElwee Glenn Matthew Martin Samuel Arthur McKinney Robert Lloyd Martin Daniel Means 25 Tammy Jo Meissner Carla Marina Mencia Cheryl A. Menning Mary Roberts Menning Candi Kay Miller John F. Miller Keith Andrew Miller Kimberly Sue Miller David Michael Moore Michele Lynn Nelson Mary Anne Mozina John Francis Murphy James Alexis Murray, Jr. Beth Louise Paparodis Marilyn Ann Paparodis Darrin Lee Park Teressa Noles 26 Melanie Anne Parker Tina Parks Paul J. Paster Melissa K. Paulini Anthony Jansen Paumier Thomas John Patterson Lori Rae Peppel Rebecca Anne Pauline Connie L. Peters Anthony Petrucci III. Leigh Ann Pierce David Kirk Pitts Gary Allen Poage Larry Alan Poage 27 Mary Catherine Quinn Lori Sue Reed Michael William Reich Carla Jean Reitz 28 Janice Marie Ritchea Gary Edwin Ritchie Lynette Patricia Robb Penny Sue Robertson Pat Justin Roelen Brad Roher Marcy Rosar Alice Campbell Sarginger Joseph Michael Schenck Frederick Anthony Schfueter Lori Annette Schnader Kenneth C Schramm Michael Patrick Shaffer 29 Scott C. Shaffer Tona Jay Shaulis Lauraine Leigh Shear Steven Andrew Shears Debbie Suzanne Shone Ursula Jeanne Sicilia Brad Allen Sisler Donna May Smith Gloria Lynn Smith Pamela Marie Smith Timothy Gene Smith Rich James Snyder James David Solmen Larry Lee Sommers 30 Kelly J. Sptker Pamela Sue Strabala Amy Lynn Stumperth Debra Lynn Swartz Kristin Ann Talbot Leslie Marie Tetlow Brian Vaughn Toothman Anthony Steven Trantham Ginger Lee Twaddle John T, Suliot Tracey Renne Thomas David Charles Ward 31 Christine Louise Waters Jay Andrew Watterson Kimberly Joy Wells David Westlake Andrew B. Wiggers Paul Edwin Wolf Brad Allen Wood Ginda Lynnette Woods Tracy Kathleen Wrask Saundra Dee Wyand Kathryn Ann Yeasted Jeffrey Lynn Zeigler Missing Photos From Senior Section- Mark Bailey Dave Brennan Deron Brink Cheryl Clelland John Hahn Yolanda McCartney Erwin Nowicki Lisa Nye Sarah Robison Scott Spiker Kevin Steele Sam Weingart Charles Williams John Emery Witherspoon 32 Debra Sue Zimmerman Senior Index Ackerman, Darrin Frederick: 853 Franklin Ave. Spanish Club (2)? Key Club (3, 4); Basketball (I, 2), Football (I, 2, 3, 4), Prom Server (2)� Prom Committee (3). Adams, Kimberly Sue: 1654 N. Ellsworth Steno I 8 II (3, 4). Amos, Mark Harold: 1275 N. Lincoln Band (I, 2, 3, 4), Choir (I, 2, 3. 4); Chamber Choir (I, 3, 4)} Music Club (3, 4) Salem Honor Society (3, 4). Mu Alpha Theta (4). Anderson, Deborah Lynn: 1741 Painter Rd. Band (I, 2)� Stage Band (3)j Girls Vol- leyball (I); Boys Baseball Statistician (I, 2)� Prom Committee (3)� Science Aide (3). Anderson, Sheri Lynn: 908 Stewart Rd. Steno I £ II (3, 4) Choir (I, 2, 3). Apicella, Carl Joseph: 500 Highland Football (I, 2, 3, 4); Baseball (I, 2, 3, 4)i Basketball (I), French Club (I. 2), Art Guild (2, 3, 4), Key Club (3, 4), Mu Alpha Theta (4) Prom Server (2) Prom Committee (3). Babb, Elizabeth Anne: 1449 Manor Drive Band (I, 2, 3)� Newspaper (4)� French Club (2); Drama Club (3)� Freshman Play. Bailey, Mark: 1078 E. Third St. Bailey, Robert L.t 2014 Fisher Lane Band (I, 2, 3); Spanish Club (I, 2, 3). Beilis, Denise .-• 930 Canterbury Lane Drama Club (2)? Funny Girl (2); French Club (3)j Prom Committee (3)j Honor Society (3); Key Club (3, 4). Blackburn, George Edward: 1431 Frank- lin Ave. Key Club (4)� Football (2, 3, 4); Prom Committee (3). Blubaugh, Daniel Lee: 2069 Southeast Blvd. Baseball (1,2, 3, 4)? German Club (I, 2, 3) j Salem Honor Society (3, 4)� Golf (4); Prom Committee (3). Borders, Debbie K.-. 387 Ash St. Bosei, TodKenneth:ll W. Pidgeon Rd. Football (I, 2, 3. 4), Wrestling (l 2), Prom Committee (3). Breckenridge, John Edward: 1835 Bent- ley Dr. German Club (I)� Basketball (I, 2, 3, 4) . Brenneman, David Eugene: 246 N Madison Ave. German Club (I); Alliance Vocational Auto Mechanics (3, 4). Brink, Dink Lewis: 338 E. 5th St. Track (1,2, 3,4)� Drafting Club (3,4). Burger, Theodore Erwin: 331 Lake Ave. German Club (I, 2); Basketball (I, 2)j Golf (3, 4)t Baseball (2, 3, 4). Cain, Kathleen Marie: 1901 Fairview Ct. Girls Tennis (I, 2, 3, 4) French Club (I, 2); Boys Basketball Statistician (I, 2, 3, 4). Chaffin, Bret Alexander: 1223 Maple St. Art Guild (I, 2)? Football (I, 2, 3, 4)� French Club (I); Prom Committee (3) Wrestling (I) Track (3). Clark, Monica Ellen: 2319 Kennedy Drive Spanish Club (2); Drama Club (I, 2, 3)? Key Club (2, 3, 4)} Cheerleading (I, 2, 3)� Tennis (I)� Pep Club (l)} White Christmas Committee (3, 4) Prom Committee (3) , Library Aide (3, 4)� Funny Girl (2). Clelland, Cheryl: 284 Rose Ave. Close, Thomas Arthur. 320 Newgarden Ave. Coalmen Christina Marie.- 609 Wash- ington Ave. Band (I, 2, 3, 4); Stage Band (2, 3); Foreign Language Day (3, 4)? Spanish Club (2); German Club (3, 4)? Dance Line (4). Collins, Gary Joseph: 800 Southeast Blvd. Football (I, 2, 3, 4), Key Club (3. 4), Spanish Club (2, 3, 4); Mu Alpha The- ta (4)? Buckeye Boys State (3); Prom Committee (3) White Christmas Committee (4). Corl, Nancy Anne: 1725 Ridgewood Drive I.O.E. Accounting (3, 4)? OOEA Re- gional Compitition. 3rd Parlimentary procedures; OOEA Club; I.O.E. His- torian Covert, Joan Anne: 1120 Stewart Rd. Drama Club (2, 3. 4); Drama Club Vice President (3); Drama Club President (4); Art Guild (2, 3,4); Par- ticipated in Celebration of Learning (3) . CrawfordTami Lynn: 812 Barclay St. Art Guild (3. 4); Drama Club (4); Newspaper Staff (2). Crofcheck, Kimberly Sue: 941 Hartley Ave. Art Guild (4) Crowell, Beth Ann: 461 Springdale St. OOEA member (3, 4)j IOE Account- ing (3, 4); Atheletic Director Aide (4) ; OOEA Regional Competition, 4th in filing (3); Yearbook Emergen- cy Typist (3). Cushman, Connie Sue: 805 Sharp St. Cheerleader (2, 3)j Key Club (2, 3,4). Daley, Kelly Jon: 1683 W Pine Lake Rd. Dangelo, Daniel Joseph: 1684 Southeast Blvd. Wrestfing (I), Football (I, 2, 3, 4). Davis, Scott Andrew: 1875 St. Rt. 9 Dean, Lisa L845 Jefferson Yearbook Staff (3) Vice President of Art Guild (4). Dermotta, John Anthony: 425 Wash- ington Ave. Football (I, 2) Baseball (I, 3). Diehl, Teresa Nadine: 252 Park Ave. Drama Club (I, 2)� Spanish Club (2)� English Aide (3); Key Club (2, 3, 4)f Key Club Vice President (4); Buck- eye Girls State Alternate (3); Office Aide (4)f Library Aide (4)? Prom Committee (3)j White Christmas Committee (3,4); Basketball Statisti- cian (3), Dougherty, Sean Patrick: 637 Franklin Ave. Football (I, 2, 3,4)? Wrestling (I, 2, 3)j Track (I, X 3, 4)} Drafting Club (3,4) Spanish Club (I, 2)-, Prom Committee (3) Drafting Aidf Metals II Aidej Key Club (X 3)i Band (I, 2), Art Guild. Doyle, Daniel Brian.- 1X15 N. Lincoln Ave. Machine Shop (3, 4). Doyle, David Scott: 1X15 N. Lincoln Ave. Electronics (3, 4)? Electronics Vice- President (3)� Electronics president (4) Library Aide (4). Doyle, Brin Leigh: 1587 E. 3rd St. Choir (I, X 3, 4) Chamber Choir (2, 4)i Drama Club (i, 2, 4) Spanish Club (X 3� 4); AFS (X 3, 4), Mu Alpha Theta (4)� Key Club (4)} Flonor Soci- ety (3, 4)j Prom Committee (3); White Christmas Committee (3, 4)? Pepette (4)} Yearbook Staff (4)? Sir Aladdin (l)j Funny Girl (2). Drzal, Craig Robert: 222 Fairview Ave, Football (I, X 3) Wrestling (I, 2). Dunnf David Christopher: 251 W. 8th St. Story Theater (3) I Ought To Be In Pictures (3); Holiday Follies (3, 4), Oliver (4) Oklahoma (4) Art Guild m EideL James H.-. 1786 Depot Rd. Art Guild (I, X 3, 4), AFS (3. 4), Dra- ma Club (3, 4)j French Club (I, 2)} Yearbook Staff (4) Prom Mural Committee (3)j Quaker Sam (4) Holiday Follies (3) Kent State Re- gional Art Show (I, 2) Scholastic Art (I, X 3, 4)} Governors Art (I, 2, 3, 4)? Art Aide (2, 3, 4)} Salem Summit on Jobs (3)? Science Aide (2, 3)� Gym Aide (2, 3)? Celebration of Learning (3). Elias, Linda Anne. 156 W. 9th St. Track (3, 4) Cross Country (4)? Quaker Lady (4)s Pepette (4), Elias, Lorraine Elizabeth: 156 West 9th St. IOE Parliamentarian (3)� Participat- ed in Regional Competition (3)j IOE Club (3. 4), OEA Member (3, 4)� IOE Secretary (4). Ellenberger, Sheryl Lynn: 872 E. 14th St. Choir (l 2� 3)j Spanish Club (4) Pep Club (4) Pepette (4), Eisner, Clifford Lee. 1360 Fairview Ave. Football (3, 4) England, Bruce Wayne: 1773 Depot Rd. Athletic Trainer for Varsity Football and Basketball (I, 2). Engle, Diane Elaine: 1774 S. Lincoln French Club (I, 2) Spanish Club (3, 4)j White Christmas Committee (3); Prom Committee (3)� Key Club (2, 3)? AFS (I, 2, 3), Girls Basketball (I), Dra- ma Club (X 3)j Interact (3, 4). Erskine, Kim Marie: 1844 N. Ellsworth OEA (3, 4)? Participated in Regional and State Competition (3-4)} Skills Competition At KSU (3)? Steno Sec- retary (3) Steno Treasurer (4), Evans, Pamela Lynn■ 1255 Jennings Ave. Basketball (I); Volleyball (l) Student Council (I. 2, 3); Class Treasurer (2) Honor Society (3� 4) Honor Society vice president (4)j Interact Secre- tary (4)j German Club (I, 2, 3, 4)? Prom Committee (3), Evans, Virginia Kay: 36005 SR 344 Volleyball Linesman (I)} Volleyball Manager (2, 3,4); Girls Basketball (2, 3,4). Fast, Richard Joseph.- 619 W. Pine Lake Rd. Art Guild (4), Faufkiner, Roberta Kay: 1260 Franklin Ave, CCJVS HERO Club (3� 4) Secretary CCJVS HERO Club (4), Fields, Melinda Kay.- 459 S. Union Cheerleader (I, 2, 3)} Key Club (2, 3, 4) French Club (I, X 3). Finch, Cathryn Sue: 807 E. 6th St. Asst. Editor of Yearbook (4); Senior Personalities (4)} Achievements Edi- tor (3)i interact (3, 4)? Drama Club (I)� Spanish Club (2)� Pep Club (I); Prom Committee (3) Office Aide (4) Library Aide (I)} Math Aide (2, 4), English Aide (X 3); FCA (I, X 3, 4). Finch, Donald Joseph: 1326 Jefferson Golf (4)t Tennis (I, 2 3, 4); Library Aide (4). Fox, Thomas Charles: 1326 Carole Dr. Cross Country (3). Frateschi, Dean $.: 638 Franklin Ave. Wrestling (lf 2). Frazier, Suzanne: 272 W. 14th St. Majorette (3, 4) Band (I, 2 3, 4)} Choir (2 3, 4)� Science Aide (2)( Li brary Aide (3,4) Wrestling Aide (2)s White Christmas Committee (3, 4); Drama Club (2, 3, 4) Music Aide (2)$ Funny Girl (2) Dance Line (4)? Holi- day Follies (3). Fukuda, Junko: 1-6-8 Ten no Ohama, Kure, Hiroshima, 737, Japan Interact, Choir. (Rotary Exchange Student from Japan) Host Families: Mr. % Mrs. Morris, Jr: 1585 Manor Drive and Mr. § Mrs. McCulloch, Jr., 269 Highland Avenue. Activities in 35 japan—Cheerleader Class Treasur- er? Piano. Gaichick, Steve P.; 859 Granite St, Machine Shop (3, 4) Baseball (2, 4)? Drama Club (4)? Basketball Manager (2, 4) Band (1, 2, 3, 4) Marching Band (I, 2, 3, 4). Basketball (I, X 3,4)? German Club (I, X 3, 4). Hartmant Darrin Frederick: 2252 Go- shen Rd. Football (I, 2, 3, 4) Basketball (1)? Art Guild (3, 4)f Class Officer (I) Stu- dent Council (I) Jackson, Kelly Ann: 449 Continental Dr. 27 German Club (I) Drama Club (2)? Telecommunications (3) Science Fair, 2nd place (3)? OWE II (4). James, Tom Allen: 490 Park Ave. Football (I, 2)j OWE (3, 4). Johnson, William Christopher 2345 Tanglewood Dr. Key Club (3) Machine Shop (3, 4). Jones, Julie Marie? 1200 Jones Dr. Art Guild (3, 4) Business Aide (3, 4). Joy, Rick James: 1253 Benton Rd. Jugenheimer, Julie Anne. 567 Prospect St. German Club (4)? Honor Society (4). Kataro, James L357 E, Pidgeon Wrestling (I, X 3, 4). Kelly, Robert Richard.-1320 Conser Dr. Track (2). Kenst, David Briam 508 W. Pershing St. Machine Shop (3, 4). Kerr, William Thomas, Jr.; 1148 S. Lin- coln Kisner, Eric Neil: 1122 Andrew Ave. Kowalczyk, Mark Alan. 1237 W. State Football (I) Spanish Club (3)? Base- ball (2, 3, 4). tease, Kimberly Sue: 1257 W. Pine Lake Rd. Band (I)? Spanish Club (2)? IOE Ac- counting (3, 4)j OOEA Club (3, 4) Office Aide (3, 4) Yearbook Emer- gency Staff (3)? IOE Vice President (4)? IOE Council Secretary (4)? Na- tional Honor Society (4)? Pep Club (4)? Peppette (4). Lepping, Kathryn Mariet 2210 Edgewood Dr. Basketball (I) Track (I, 2, 3, 4); Ger- man Club (I) Morning Announce- ments (2)i Band (I, X 3, 4)? Office Aide (2) Biology Aide (3, 4)i Gov. Aide (4) Peppette (4), Garofah, Michael Carmen. 1825 E. 3rd St, Golf (3, 4). Gibson, Kenneth Ray1282 Robin Ave. Wrestling (I, 2)? Football (I, X 3, 4). Gilbey, Tracy Lynn: 237 Rose Ave. Steno (3, 4). Gillespie, Sandy Louise: 612 Ohio Ave. Color Guard (2, 3), CCJVS HERO Club (3,4), Vice President CCJVS (3, 4). Glynn, Anita Louise818 Liberty St. Spanish Club (2)? Office Aide (3, 4)? IOE Accounting (3, 4)j OOEA Club (3, 4) IOE Treasurer (4)t Yearbook Staff (3), Pepette (4), Pep Club (4) Regional Competition Winner (3) Gen. Clerical 6th place, Job Inter- view I 3rd place. Gray, Janet Lea.- 1133 Prospect St. Apt 5-B Funny Girl (I) Prom Committee (3) Office Aide (3)s Council Aide (2). Greenfield, Tracey Jot 584 S. Madison Color Guard (2) Pep Club (4) Pe- pette (4)? IOE Accounting (3, 4). Grewe, Stephanie Sue: 560 E. Perry St. Marching Band (I, 2, 3, 4)? Commer- cial Art (4); Commercial Art Vice President (4). Hahn, John: 1350 E. State St. Hamilton, Mark Dean• 362 W. 4th St, Hammond, Jeffrey Charles: 1048 E. 3rd St. Band (I, 2, 3, 4), Pep Band (4), Harrington, Timothy John: 2408 Oak St. Heath, Darrin Stephen1003 W, Pine Lake Rd. Herman, Lori Lynn: 857 Jennings Ave. German Club (I) Girls Basketball (1, 2, 3) Band Aide (2) Color Guard (3, 4)? White Christmas Committee (3, 4)? Library Aide (4). Herron, Richard Andrew: 1773 E. State St Basketball (1,2, 3,4)? Spanish Club (2, 3, 4)? Salem Honor Society (3, 4)� Band (I, X 3, 4), Pep Band (3, 4)� Stage Band (3, 4)? Prom Committee (3). Heston, Keith Alan: 912 Homewood Ave. Salem Honor Society (3,4) Mu Alpha Theta (4). Hippeiy, Lorraine Jeannette: 855 Georgetown Rd. Band (I, 2)? Choir (2)j OEA Account- ing (3, 4) OEA Secretary (3, 4) OOEA Club (3, 4)? Yearbook Staff (3) Who's Who (4), OEA Regional Com- petition (3). Hough, HoHi Jean: 1208 Cleveland St. OEA Accounting (3, 4) Assistant Treasurer (3)? OEA Historian (4) OOEA Club (3, 4), Yearbook Staff (3) Pepette (4). Hutton, Marybeth: 645 S. Lincoln Key Club (2, 3, 4)? French Club (I, 2)� Honor Society (3, 4)? Cheerleader (I, 2, 3)? Student Council (3) Pep Club (I, 2, 3) Prom Committee (3)? Prom Server (2). Izenour, Tina Marie. 2034 Goshen Rd. Band (I, 2, 3, 4)? Handicap Aide (3) Drama Club (4)? Drama Club Secre- tary Treasurer (4), Liggett, Emily Joan: 1977 Depot Rd, American Field Service (I, X 3� 4)} Spanish Club (2, 3)j Funny Girl (2); Drama Club (4); Key Club (4)? Prom Committee (3) White Christmas Committee (3, 4). Linton, Tod William: 1290 N. Union Basketball (I), French Club (I), Ma- chine Shop (3, 4). Lipp, Brenda Kaye: 637 Washington Ave. Band (I, 2, 3, 4) Track (2, 3, 4)? White Christmas Committee (3, 4). Loomis, Donna Marie.- 383 North How- ard Spanish Club (3) AFS (3)f Counselor Aide (2, 3, 4)? Hearing Impaired Aide (3). Loraf Diane Rae: 1869 Whinnery Road Marching Band (I, X 3)j Concert Band (I, 2), French Club (2) Wres- tling Stats. (2)i IOE (3, 4), OOEA Club (3, 4); Regional Competition (3, 4)j State Competition (3, 4); KSU Skills Competition Winner (3) IOE Historian (4)� Peppette (4)� Year- book Staff (4)i Pep Club (4)? National Competition (4). Love, Amy Jo. 1008 E, 6th St. Band (I, X 3,4); Student Council (1,2, 3, 4)j French Club (1,2), Volleyball (X 3)? Key Club (2, 3,4), Drama Club (4)s Prom Committee (3) Prom Server Q). Lutsch, Michael H.: 36442 Butcher Rd. Band (I, X 3)j Wrestling (I, 2, 3, 4)j German Club (I, 2) Lutz, Diana Louise: 1255 North Union Track (I)� Key Club (2, 3, 4); Volley- ball (2, 3)■, French Club (2, 3)} Class Officer (3, 4)? Prom Committee (3). Madison, Michael E.s 1392 Highland East Basketball (I, X 3, 4)j Class Officer, Vice President (2, 3, 4)� Student Council (2, 4)j German Club (I, X 3); Salem Honor Society (3, 4); Treasur- er of (4)-Mu Alpha Theta (3, 4)j President of (4)-lnteract (4) Prom Committee (3). Malloy, Richard Kent: 301 W. 14th St. Football (2, 3, 4). Mango, Rocco Anthony1329 W. 14th St. Varsity Baseball (I, X 3, 4)? Football (I, X 3, 4) Basketball (I), French Club (I, 2, 3), Key Club (2, 3, 4) Honor Society (3, 4)� Who's Who (3, 4), Prom Committee; Mythology Club; Gym Aide (3, 4); Home Ec. Aide (3, 4); Mu Alpha Theta, Turner Research Team. Marpie, Debbie Ann: 1329 Benton Rd. Band (I, 2), Yearbook Staff (3), Presi- dent of Steno (3); Vice President of Steno (4); Pinette (l)j Wrestling Club 0). Martens, Lisa Anne: 1308 West view Drive Alladin's Lamp, Badseed (backstage) (I); Volleyball (I, 2, 3); German Club (I, 2), Color Guard (2, 3, 4); Rifle Sergeant (4)} Interact (4); Key Club (4); Drama Club (3, 4), Art Guild (2, 3, 4); Choir (I, 2, 3, 4)j Chamber Choir (3, 4); Choir Sec.-Tres. (3, 4)? Prom Committee (3, 4)� Wrestling Cheerleader (4). Martin, Glenn Matthew: 656 E. 3rd St, Football (1); Baseball (I, 2, 3, 4)j Key Club (3, 4)j German Club (I, 2, 3, 4); Homecoming Escort (4); Wrestling Manager (I). Martin, Robert Lloyd1940 Home Circle Football (I), French Club (2)t Key Club (4). McCracken, Michael Dale: 1401 New- garden, Rt. 9 Basketball (I); Track (2, 3); Football (0 McElwee, Pamela Dawn: 978 S. Union Ave, Concert Choir (I, X 3, 4)i Choir Li- brarian (3); Chamber Choir (2, 3, 4)� Choir Aide (3, 4); Band Aide (2, 3) Stage Band (4); Junior Music Club (2, 3, 4); Junior Music Club Vice Presi- dent (4)j Student Council (I); Drama Club (I, 2); Interact (3, 4); Honor So- ciety (3, 4); Yearbook Staff Activi- ties Editor (3); Yearbook Editor (4). McKinney, Samuel Arthur 1871 Bentley Dr. German Club, (I, X 3, 4)? Wrestling, (I), Key Club, (4); Basketball, (I, 2); Golf, (I, 2, 3, 4); Prom Committee, (3), Tennis, (I). Meissner, Tammy Jo 552 E. 5th Art Guild, (2); Business Aide (2); IOE Accounting, (3, 4) OOEA, (3, 4); OEA State Competition (3, 4)? Camp Counselor, (3); KSU Skills Competi- tion, (3)? Yearbook Staff, (3, 4)? IOE President, (3, 4). Mencia, Carla Marina 882 S. Lincoln Spanish Club, (4); AFS (4). Meaning, Cheryl A. 635 E. 6th Street Pep Club, (2, 3, 4); Pepette, (4); Handicapped Aide, (3)i Drama Club, (3); IOE Accounting, (3, 4); OOEA, (3, 4). Metcalf, Anne Marie 2245 Tanglewood Band, (I, 2, 3, 4); Choir, (I, 2); IOE Steno, (3, 4); OOEA, (3, 4). Metz, Brian Travis 1056 E. 9th German Club, (I, 2, 3), Miller, Andrea Lynn 767 N, Union Spanish Club, (I, 2, 3); Prom Commit- tee, (3)? White Christmas, (3, 4)} AFS, (I, 2, 3, 4), Key Club, (4); Pep Club, (2). Miller, Candi Kay 401 S. Ellsworth, Apt. A Child Care, I II, (3, 4). Miller, John F. 1113 E. 3rd Band, (I, 2, 3, 4) Pep Band, (2, 3, 4); Wind Ensemble, (2, 3, 4). Miller, Keith Andrew 452 E. 6th Football, (2, 3, 4)� Baseball, (l)} Bas- ketball. (I, 2); French Club, (2); Key Club, (2, 3, 4); Prom Committee, (3). Miller, Kimberly Sue.- 631 Franklin Color Guard, (2, 3, 4) Color Guard Captain, (4); White Christmas Com- mittee, (3, 4)j Wrestling Aide, (2)j Library Aide, (4)� Dance Line, (4). Moore, David Michael? 793 E. 6th Key Club, (2, 3, 4); Salem Honor Soci- 37 ety, (3, 4)f Mu Alpha Theta, (3, 4)j Drama Club, (4)? German Club, (I, X 3,4)? Academic Challenge, (2) Math Scholarship Team, (4), Salem Varsity Wrestling (t, X 3, 4) Mozina, Mary Anne: 432 S. Madison Tennis, (I 2, 3,4) Spanish Club, (2,3, 4)? Key Club, (3, 4) Interact, (4)? Buckeye Girls State, (3)� Mu Alpha Theta, (4)� Salem Honor Society, (3, 4)? White Christmas Committee, (3, 4)j Academic Challenge, (2, 3)} Pe- pette, (4). Murphy, John Francis: 1314 Franklin Basketball, (I, 2, 3,4); Choir, (l) Golf, (4); Spanish Club, (2, 3); Drama Club, (3) . Murray, James Alexis, Jr.: 1284 Fair- view Football, (I, X 3, 4), Track, (I, 2, 3, 4) Mu Alpha Theta (4)j Honor Society, (4) . Nelson, Michele Lynn: 2436 Lexington Ave. Pep Club, (1,2); Library Aide, (2), IOE Steno, (3, 4), COEA, (3, 4). Nowicki, Erwin: 934 N. Union Nye, Lisa. 933 N. Ellsworth Paparodis, Beth Louise; 1200 N. Union Band, (I, X 3,4) Stage Band, (2, 3,4), Key Club, (3, 4); Spanish Club Secre- tary, (2)j Volleyball, (3)j Yearbook (3, 4) Sports Editor, (3, 4)j Funny Girl, (2)j Prom Committee, (3), Paparodis, Marilyn Ann 2007 Southeast Blvd. Spanish Club, (I, 2) White Christmas Committee, (3, 4) Key Club, (3, 4)j Prom Committee, (3)� AFS, (2, 3, 4) Mu Alpha Theta, (4) Salem Honor Society, (3, 4), Park, Darrin Lee 635 E. Pine Lake Road. Machine Shop (4), Parker, Melanie Anne 1385 Manor Drive. Funny Girl, (I)} Band, (I, 2, 3)i Ger- man Club, (I, 2, 3)j AFS, (2, 3, 4)� Honor Society, (3, 4)? Mu Alpha The- ta (4), Yearbook, (2, 3). Paster, Paul J. 729 Franklin Ave. Football, (I)} Baseball, (3, 4), Patterson, Thomas John 1232 North Union Golf, (I, 2, 3, 4)} Key Club, (I, 2, 3, 4), Tennis, (I, 2, 3, 4)? Honor Society, (3)j Mu Alpha Theta, (4)j French Club, (I. 2, 3), Pauline, Rebecca Ane 2181 Southeast Blvd. Band, (I, 2, 3, 4)i White Christmas, (3. 4). Paulini, Melissa K. 518 E. 7th St. Colorguard, (2). Paumier, Anthony Jansen 36361 Perry Grange Rd. German Club, (I) Key Club, (3, 4). PeppeL Lori Rae 1786 S. Lincoln Cheerleader, (I, 2, 3); Spanish Club, (2, 3)i Majorette,(3,4); Silvergirl,(4); Band, (I, 2, 3, 4)� Office Aide (3)t Library Aide (4), Peters, Connie L, 852 E. 5th Street. Pep Club, (2, 3, 4)i Pepette, (4)� Dra- ma Club, (3). Petrucci, Anthony, III 1785 E. Nth St. Football, (I, 2, 3, 4), Baseball, (I, 2) Wrestling, (I); Key Club, (3, 4), AV Aide (3); Jubilee Security. Pierce, Leigh Ann 909 Sunset Blvd. Art Guild, (2) Salem Honor Society, (3) Drama Club, (I, 2); Interact, (4)j German Club, (2)j Choir, (I, 2, 3, 4) Yearbook, (3, 4). Pitts, David Kirk 348 W. 7th St, Football, (f)j Cross Country, (2, 3, 4)j Drafting President, (3, 4) Track, (4) Baseball, (4). Poage, Gary Alien 1738 $. Lincoln Band, (I, 2, 3, 4) Stage Band, (3, 4) Pep Band, (4). Poage, Larry Alan 1738 S. Lincoln Band, (1,2,3,4) Stage Band, (2,3,4). Price, Richard Harold 759 E. 6th St. Band, (I, 2, 3, 4); Stage Band, (4)} Spanish Club, (4); Basketball Man- ager, (2, 3). Pshsniak, Tania Marie 179 W. 4th St. Volleyball, (I, 2, 3, 4)? Class Presi- dent, (2, 3� 4) Drama Club, (3, 4); Choir, (I, 2, 3, 4) Chamber Choir, (2, 3, 4); Funny Girl, (2)i Story Theatre (3) ; Prom Chairman, (3} Jr. Music Club (2, 3, 4). Quinn, Jeffrey Allan 886 W. Perry Football, (I, X 3, 4)� Wrestling, (2, 3, 4); Baseball, (I, 3, 4)t Spanish Club, (3, 4); Mechanical Drawing Aide, (4). Quinn, Mary Catherine 2586 E. State St. Choir, (I, 2); Handicapped Aide (2)j Office and Library Aide (4)� Cosme- tology (3, 4). Reed, Lori Sue 1683 Ridgewood Cheerleader (I, 2, 3) Key Club, (2), Science Aide, (2, 3)i Office Aide, (I). Reich, Michael William 1231 Stewart Rd. Band, (1,2, 3,4) Stage Band, (2, 3,4)j Spanish Club, (2, 3)j Interact, (3, 4) Drum Major (4)j Jr. Music Club, (2, 3, 4); President, (4). Reitz, Carla Jean 519 N. Georgetown Rd. Drama Club, (2) , Funny Girl (2)j IOE Clerical (3, 4). Rhodes, Keith Leslie 1020 Homewood Ave. Football, (I, 2) Track, (2, 3, 4). Rice, Jeffrey Art her 1248 Westview Dr. Spanish Club (2) Computer Pro- gramming Team (4). Richesson, Joy Dianne 1205 E. 12th St. Band, (I, 2, 3, 4)} Librarian (3) Trea- surer (4)} Drama Club (I)� German Club (2, 3, 4) Secretary (4)j Honor Society (3, 4)? President, (4)t Inter- act (3, 4)j Treasurer (4)� Math Schol- arship Team, (4)� Mu Alpha Theta (4) f Office Aide (4) PA Announcer (4)} Dance Line, (4)t Yearbook Facul- ty Editor (3). 38 Ripley, Stacey Lane 370 Rea Dr. Band (I, 2, 3, 4)? Drama Club, (3)? White Christmas Committee, (3)j Music Makers (I, 2), Ritchea, Janice Marie 1176 Liberty St. Spanish Club, (I, 2)} Funny Girl, (2)i Drama Club, (2)f Key Club, (3, 4)j Homecoming Court (4). Ritchie, Gary Edwin 339 W. 5th St. Drafting, (3, 4) Track, (I, 2, 3, 4)� Cross Country, (I, 2, 3, 4)� Wrestling, (I 2) Spanish Club, (I, 2) Prom Com- mittee, (3)j Metals Aide, FCA, Aca- demic Challenge (2, 3)f Drama Club (2)j Funny Girl, (2). Drafting Aide, Biology Aide, Key Club, Band (I, 2, 3) Robb, Lynette Patricia 1779 Depot Rd. Volleyball, (I, 2, 3, 4), Choir, (I, 2), OOEA (3, 4), ICE Clerical (3, 4) IOE Parlimentarian (3) Yearbook (3)j Pep Club (4) Pepette, (4)� Science Aide, (2), Office Aide (2), OOEA Re- gional Competition, (3, 4). Who’s Who (4). Robertson, Penny Sue I7S2 S. Lincoln Ave, Band, (I, 2, 3, 4)� Volleyball, (2), White Christmas Committee, {3, 4)j Prom Committee, (3)} Buckeye Girls' State (3) State Highway Patrol Jr. Cadet Academy (3), Who’s Who, (3, 4). Roeien, Pat Justin 1302 Georgetown Rd. Football, (I, 2, 3); Baseball, (I, 2, 3, 4), Basketball, (I). Robison, Sarah: 509 Franklin Drama Club, (I, 2, 3, 4)? Spanish Club, (2, 3); AFS, (3). Rosar, Marcy 355 Roosevelt German Club, (I, 2, 3)� Key Club, (2, 3)? Honor Society, (2, 3). Rouse, Kimberly Ann 735 W. Wilson Band (I, 2, 3): IOE Steno (3, 4), Histo- rian (3)i OOEA Regional Competi- tion, KSU Skills Comp. Rousseau, Gwyneth Elaine 1388 High- land West German Club, (I, 2, 3)� Treasurer, (2, 3) AFS (I, 2, 3, 4)t Yearbook (2, 3), Funny Girl (2) Prom Committee (3), White Christmas (3, 4) Drama Club (2, 4)-, Band (I, 2, 3. 4)� Dance Line (4), Sarginger, Alice Campbell 15 S. Lincoln Ave. Girls Tennis (l)j Student Council (I, 2, 3, 4)i Treasurer (4)? Key Club, (4)} Band, (1,2, 3,4) President, (4)} Stage Band, (I, 2, 3)� AFS (4) Buckeye Girls State (3)j Prom Committee, (3)? Ger- man Club, (I, 2, 3, 4). Schenck, Joseph Michael 1402 George- town Rd. Machine Shop (3, 4). Schfueter, Frederick Anthony (Fritz) 1248 Powell Ave. Football, (I. 2, 3, 4), Baseball, (I, 2, 3, 4) ; Basketball, (I)� German Club, (I, 2, 3) j Honor Society, (3, 4)? Salem Jr. Music Study Club, (1, 2, 3)� Student Council (2, 4); Mu Alpha Theta, (4); Band, (I, 2, 3) Jazz Ensemble, (3, 4) Key Club, (3, 4). Schnader, Lori Annette 1203 Jones Dr. Band, (I, 2, 3, 4), Volleyball, (3, 4), Office Aide, (2) Choir, (3)i French Club, (I, 2) Student Council, (3, 4)} Majorette, (2, 3, 4), Head. (4), Key Club, (2, 3, 4) Honor Society, (3, 4)f Library Aide, (1) Danceline, (4). Res. Volleyball, (2), Schramm, Kenneth C. 267 Rose Basketball, (I, 2, 3, 4) Quaker, (3)j Spanish Club, (2) Mu Alpha Theta (4)j Library Aide (3,4)} History Aide, (3, 4) Computer Programming team, (4). Scullion, Michele Lynn: 1007 E. 4th Street Basketball (I)? Track, (l) German Club, (I, 2, 3)j Pep Club, (4) Pepette, (4). Seese, Lori Jean 1623 Ridgewood Dr. French Club, (I), Key Club, (2, 3, 4), KSU Skills Competition (3) Prom Committee, (3) Science Aide, (2, 3, 4) ? IOE Steno, (3, 4)j Vice-President (3), President, (4), OOEA, (3, 4)� Re- gional Competition, (3, 4)? State Competition (4). Settle, Sherry Lynn 611 N. Union Ave. Track, l) French Club, (I, 2)� Con- cert Choir (1,2, 3,4) Chamber Choir (3) ? Drama Club (2) Funny Girl, (2)} Colorguard, (3, 4)� Honor Society (3, 4)j Interact, (3, 4) Mu Alpha Theta, (4) j Math Scholarship Team, (4) Danceline, (4)} Band Aid, (2)? Choir Aid, (4)j Librarian (4) Interact Presi- dent, (3, 4)i Jr. Music Club (3, 4)? Secretary, (4)? Yearbook, (3). Shaffer, Michael Patrick 1130 Beech- wood Rd, Football, (I, 2, 3, 4) Wrestling, (I, 2, 4)j Spanish Club, (2). Shaffer, Scott C 311 Jennings Shaulis, Tona Jay 1133 Prospect 7A Yearbook, (4)� Art Guild, (I, 2)j Cheerleader, (I), Who's Who (4), OOEA Member (3, 4), Track, (I), 1.0.E Accounting (3, 4) 1.0.E Trea- surer (3) LO.E. Assistant Treasurer (4) Shear, Lauraine Leigh, 1793 Shady Lane Spanish Club, (2, 3) Color Guard, (2, 3) Drama Club, (I, 2, 3, 4)� Vice President (4)} AFS, (3,4)? Prom Com- mittee, (3)i Funny Girl, (2). Shears, Steven Andrew 2374 Kennedy Dr. Cross Country, (I, 2, 3,4) Track, (2)j Key Club, (I, 2, 3), Shone, Debbie Suzanne 1170 E. 15th Band, (I, 2, 3, 4) German Club, (I, 2, 3, 4) Honor Society (3) Funny Girl, (2). Sicilia, Ursula Jeanne 36498 Perry Grange Rd. Basketball, (I)? Cheerleading, (2, 3)? Volleyball, (3), French Club, (I, 2), Key Club, (I. 2, 3, 4). Sister, Brad Allen 979 S, Lincoln Basketball. (I). Smith, Donna May 1881 Hunt Rd. Smith, Gloria Lynn 1293 Maple St. Pep Club, (I, X 3, 4)t Pepette, (4)� Drama Club (4). Smith, Pamela Marie 856 N. Hawley Ave. French Club, (I, 2, 3)� Science Aide, (I, 2), Key Club, (2, 3, 4), English Aide, (3, 4) Academic Challenge, (I, 2); Prom Committee, (3); White Christmas Committee, (3) Basket- ball Stats, (I), Smith, Timothy Gene 1791 E. State Street Football, (I). Snyder, Rich James 775 Cunningham Rd. Football, (I, 2); Art Guild, (4). Soimen, James David 1168 Beechwood Rd. Football, (1,2, 3,4) Wrestling, (1,2, 3, 4)j Track, (I, 2), Key Club, (4), Honor Society, (4)� Mu Alpha Theta, (4)j German Club, (4). Sommers, Larry Lee 281 N. Union Class President, (!)� French Club, (I) Key Club, (3, 4)} Basketball, (l)5 Foot- ball, (I, 2, 3, 4), Track, (I, X 3, 4). Southern, Jamie Elaine 2235 Kennedy Dr. Cheerleader, (I, 2, 3, 4); French Club, (I); Drama Club, (I)� Choir, (I, 2) , Band, (I, X 3, 4)j Track, (2) Handi- capped Aide, (3, 4)i White Christ- mas Committee, (3) My Fair Lady”, (2). Sparago, Joanie Marie 1122 Buckeye Ave. French Club, (I, 2)j Girls' basketball stats, (2, 3, 4). Spiker, Kelly J. 318 E. 7th St. Spiker, Scott 790 Prospect Steele, Kevin J. 337 N. Lincoln Ave. Strabafa, Pamela Sue 1745 Cleveland St. Girls Basketball, (l)i Student Council, (I, X 3); Volleyball, (I, X 3, 4), Class Secretary, (I, X 3, 4): French Club, (I, 2, 3) Girls Track, (2, 3, 4)t Key Club, (2, 3). Stumper th, Amy Lynn 927 Barclay German Club, (I, 2)? Band, (I, 2, 3, 4)$ Yearbook, (4) Prom Committee, (3)? Drama Club, (2)? Interact, (3, 4)t Stage Band, (4)j Math Aide, (4). Suliot, John T. 8749 Salem-Unity Rd, Swartz, Debra Lynn 1874 SR 344 Tennis, (I, 2)? Tri-County All-Star, (I, 2)i French Club, (I, 2); Basketball, (I, 2, 3)f Prom Committee, (3)} Honor Society, (3, 4) Mu Alpha Theta, (3, 4); Key Club, (4), AFS, (4). Talbot, Kristin Ann 416 Dayton Ave. French Club, (I, 2)� Volleyball, (I, 2, 3, 4)j Cheerleader, (3), Key Club, (I, 2, 3, 4) Girls State, (3)? Prom Commit- tee, (3)? Pep Club, (I, 2). Tetlow, Leslie Marie 1089 Jones Dr. Key Club, (2, 3)t Art Guild, (4)j Dra- ma Club, (4): German Club, (I, 2, 3) Band, (I) ' Prom Committee, (3) White Christmas Committee, (3, 4). Thomas, Tracey Renne 1095 Overlook Dr. German Club, (I, 2); White Christ- mas Committee, (3, 4) Prom Com- mittee, (3). Toothman, Brian Vaughn 1510 E. State St. Football, (I, 2, 3, 4) Basketball, (I, 2, 3, 4); French Club, (I, 2, 3) Key Club, (2, 3, 4)� Honor Society, (3). Trantham, Anthony Steven 2209 Merle Rd. Football, (I, 2, 3, 4) Key Club, (3). Twaddle, Ginger Lee501 E. Pidgeon Rd. Art Guild, (3, 4) Wrestling Stats, (I). Ward, David Charles 1980 Southeast Blvd. Wrestling, (I, 2) Bad Seed, (I) Span- ish Club, (2, 3)} Interact, 3, 4)? Hon- or Society, (3, 4) Band (I, 2, 3, 4)� Pep Band, (3, 4), Stage Band, (2, 3) Mu Alpha Theta, (4)? Prom Commit- tee, (3)} Math Scholarship team, (4)? Volleyball Stats, (I, 2, 3). Waters, Christine Louise 300 Spring- dale St. French Club, (I, 2)j Color Guard, (2, 3, 4), Key Club, (3, 4). Watterson, Jay Andrew 460 Country Club Lane Football, (I, X 4), Wrestling, (I, 2, 3, 4); Key Club, (4), Art Guild, (4). Wells, Kimberly Joy 2145 Merle Rd. Band, (I, 2, 3)? Stage Band, (2, 3)j Pep Band, (3) Funny Girl, (2) French Club, (I). Wiggers, Andrew B, 2112 Southeast Blvd. FFA (I, 2, 3, 4). Witherspoon, John Emery 444 South Union Track, (2, 3, 4)t FCA, (4) Wolf, Paul Edwin 1278 Elbron Ave. Football, (2)� Drama Club, (3, 4)j Track, (2, 3, 4)� French Club, (I), Key Club, (3)s Choir, (I, 2, 3, 4). Wood, Brad Alien 990 E. 3rd. Wrestling, (I, 2); Machine Shop, (3, 4). Woods, Ginda Lynnette 2051 Oak St. Interact, (3, 4)? Key Club, (4)t Track, (I, 2)} Band, (I, 2), Pep Club, (I, 2), Y- Teens, (2)? NIKE, (2)j Student Coun- cil, (l)j Buckeye Girls State, (3)j Girls Basketball, (2, 3, 4). Wrask, Tracy Kathleen 485 E. 8th St. Prom Committee, (3). Wyand, Saundra Dee 1850 Merle Rd. IOE Accounting, (3,4)j OOEA, (3, 4)� Participated Regional Competition, (3). Parliamentarian Team placed 4th (4) Yeasted, Kathryn Ann 2082 Southeast Blvd. Band, (I, 2, 3, 4)j Drama Club, (4)j Spanish Club, (4)� White Christmas Committee, (3) Prom Committee, (3). Zeig er, Jeffrey Lynn 924 Canterbury Lane Drama Club, (2)? Funny Girl, (2)j Drafting, (3, 4) Drafting Club Trea- surer, (3, 4). Zimmerman, Debra Sue987 E. Fifth St. Vocational Childcare, (3, 4); Office 8 Library Aide, (4). Junior Class Officers President Dave Edling Vice President: Deri Kelly Secretary: Kim Baugh Treasurer: Susan Borkowski By participating in a candy sale, dances, and other activi- ties, the Junior class made this year’s prom a memorable experience. As the year progressed, this Junior class ex- hibited those special qualities to make for an exciting year. It has been very fulfilling for me to work with such re- sourceful individuals. I would like to thank ail of my class- mates who helped make this year one to remember! Pam Ackelson Ruth Adams Allen Alesi Gina Apicella Jim Abrams Wayne Batch Craig Bell Tami Beard Michele Beltempo r r - Cheryl Baker Kim Baugh Evan Bell Kevin Beck Tammy Bender Jenny Booth Susan Borkowski Mark Bowersock 43 Jeff Brown Sherri Brown Jim Burchfield Diane Burkett Carla Burson Vaughn Carreon Tim Chamberlain Steve Chestnut Tim Claar Paul Clelland Amy Clunen Dorothy Clunen Theresa Clunen Chris Coccia 44 Claudia Colbert Dain Costfow Mike Couchle Marsha Crum Diana Culp Bryan Dailey Craig Diehl Cathy Davidson Doug Dorr Dave Deerow Terry Dougherty Charlene Curtis John Cusick Lisa Diamond Rick Dickson i 45 Dave Edfing Tracy Esterly Sarah Ehrhart Andy Elliot Ron Everhart Fred Flory Jodie Elder Clark Fediaczko Jim Gabriel Mindy Galchick Amy Goodbaliet Debbie Gordon Robert Greenisen Sharon Guiler Mark Harshman A7 Anne Hartzell Scott Haschen Tim Herron Brenda Holben Brian Hendricks Melanie Howells Laura Huzyak Charlotte Johnson Genevieve Huffman Bonnie Jenkins Brad Jones Steve Julian Tina Kalbfel Deri Kelly 48 Amy Kornbau Steve Kornbau Mike Kowalczyk Lisa Lanterman Mike Lesch 49 Tina Little Paul Madison Michelle Madjarac Bob Magyaros Sam Marino ' Gayle Martinelli Delbert McCallister Jon McCracken Dewey May Cindy Marroulis 50 51 Debbie Nichols Marcy Pasco Mary Phillips Ann Reed Deneen Panzott Wende Philips Julia Reedy Andy Norwtckt Wendy Pizzino Annette Reinehr Jeff Nunzir 52 Steve Rouse Tony Ross Pauline Schaefer Bret Schrode Shawn Sanchez Tim Scharf Luann Scott Doug Rufer Ed Sargent iim Schehl Doug Scullion Melissa Roberts 53 Bek i Shasteen Susie Shears Mike Shepard Alan Snyder Holly Smith Scott Smith Jim Spanbauer Doug Stamp Lisa Staneiy Jay Staudt Amy Stroka Thad Smith Steve Sommers Scott Shoaff Brian Sommers 54 Michele Vannoy � v Tiffany Swenningson Julie VanPelr Mike Waierback Denise Tkatch Nick Watkins Arlene Weikart Juli Wilt Lisa Wolfgang Brian Yarwood Don Yeasted Vvt-yVVW VVVyt yyvW VVW VVVyy .■K • ■1 V'V'v v V’ V- v Kr vki 55 Ray Zepernick Leann Zimmann Jerry Zimmerman Brooke Zellers Beth Young STUDENTS NOT PICTURED Richard Borrelli Brian Butream Darren Clunen Darin Cox Joe Crawford Carla Deland Dave Endicott Ginny Evans Lisa France Theresa Gilby Carl Kelley Sandy Krebs Stephanie Loomis Charles Powell George Ritchie Pearl Roof Michele Taylor Nan Webb Jean Zeppernick 56 57 S H S HOMECOMING ROYALTY Queen Linda Elias escorted by Brian Metz MaryBeth Hutton escorted by Tom Patterson Amy Love escorted by Rich Herron Diana Lutz escorted by Jansen Paumier Janice Ritchea escorted by Mike Madison Ursula Sicilia escorted by Pat Roelen Pam Strabala escorted by GJenn Martin 58 SWEETHEART ROYALTY Queen Lori Schnader escorted by Fritz Schlueter Denise Beflis escorted by Darrin Heath Teressa Diehl escorted by Tony Trantham Mindy Fields escorted by George Blackburn Marilyn Paparodis escorted by Gary Collins Pam Smith escorted by Rick Malloy Kristin Talbot escorted by Mark Hamilton 59 Good Times At S.H.S. Prom This year's Junior-Senior Prom was a big success. The juniors did a nice job in changing the cafeteria from dull and boring to a TROPICAL PARADISE . The fun and elegant evening began with dinner for most couples, the dance at the school, and ended early the next morning at the Akron University Student Center. 62 63 After Prom The 1984 AFTER PROM, held at Akron University, proved to be a good time for all Everyone enjoyed free pizza, pop, and potato chips provided by the Universi- ty. The students were treated to the movie, 'Trading Places”, bowling, pool, and video games. It was truly an evening to remember. Sophomore Officers Cathy Francisco, President Sue Allis, Vice-President As president of the sophomore class,! feel that this past year helped us to grow in knowledge and as people in general. I'm sure were all looking forward to the prom and our junior year here at Salem Senior High School. I hope that the students continue to support my efforts. Thanks for everything! C xth-cj, 66 Marci Flickinger, Secretary Susan Bailey, Treasurer Sophomores Mary Abrams 9 Susan Allis Brian Amos Charles Amrhein Chuck Ardeno Dan Bailey Susan Bailey Steve Baker James Bakondy John Barrette Dale Barrick Melissa Beck James Beer Lisa Beiling Tract Bentley Frank Bezort 67 Paul Bryant Barr Burge Gloria Buritica Alissa Campbell Becky Campbell Brad Capel Dean Capel Ron Castles Brenda Cleiland Richard Cole Steve Coy Tracey Cranmer Dan Cooper Burch Crawford Calhy Cross ¥ David Cross Mike Cross Barbara Culler Deborah Dabelstein Ginger Dabefstein Joseph Fields Chris Finch Joel Firth mm, Chris Dangelo Michele Danklef Joan Davidson Robin Davidson Kathy DeJPuppo Dena DiPasquale Kelly Dougherty Don Dustman Mario DiBiase Timothy Dies Richard Elias Scott Erskine Elizabeth Dickey Shannon Durham Mike Eucker Bill Dunn Nathan Fiebiger Kathleen Farmer Chris Evancho Sharon Ewing James Fitzgerald June Fitzpatrick Mark Fowler Cathy Francisco Kara Flanery Marcia Flickinger Halli French Charles Gamble Ernie Ford Ronald Ganslein Bofabi Hill Sherri Hite Carol Hlavcak Lee Hochadef Steve Hoffmaster David Holbert Lola Homan Carl Houdyshefl Julie Hough Dennis House Darla Huddleston Richard Huffman Cindy Hutton Kristine Huzyak Kimberly Izenour Brenda Jenkins Dawn Jenkins Tammy Johnson Terry Johnson Vern Johnson Valerie Julian Gilly Kauffman Roberta Joy Pam Keiser Deidra Keller Kristine Kelly Melissa Kerestes Mike Ketchum Sean Kirkland Gina Knight Kris Knoedler Carol Kuhns Lori LaFleme Lorraine Leihgeber Glenn leinigar Missy Lenigar Jeffrey Lesick Michael Lolland 72 Melinda Lutsch Jeffrey Lynn David Madison Leo Marple Rick Marra Brian Luchansky David Louk Ronald louk Monica Lowe Nadine Lozier 71 Anne Medford Larry Miller Tammy Miller Joel Navoyosky Brant Newton Patricia Noles Chris Randa Scott Randolph Julie Pasko Julie Paumter Amy Pax$on John Piontkowski Tracy Pizzino Phillip Panezort Melinda Pence David Peters Chris Nye Mary Schehl Matthew Settle Morlinda Shaffer David Schuster James Secrest Carol Seese Kathleen Schmid John Rush Paul Schiueter Shelley Richert Bryan Ripple Kimberly Ricker Priscilla Robison Pam Rodriguez Damian Roelen Steve Rosar Sherri Ross Fritz Roth Carrie Row es Ronda Shanley Eric Shasteen Kerry Shea 75 Chris Shone Doug Sicilia Michael Slanker Doug Smith Mary Smith Daniel Solmen Joseph Spencer Jerri Sposetta Eric Stephens Michael Stiffler Eric Stoffer Wendy Stumperth ■ Laurie Troy Sylvia Torn Kerig Taylor Melanie Teneyck Mark Tigner Tressa Turvey Pamela Untch Tina Uphold Thomas Van Horn Jeff Waters Amy Wells Marilyn Welsh Melissa Willard Anne Williams Sabrina Wilms Kimberly Waters Amy Weber Michele Weikart Vicki Weingart Janice Welling Jeff Winter James Winters Melissa Witherspoon Martin Yerkey ABSENCE LIST Linda Brown Lisa Buchanan Sam Bullard Steve Chestnut Raymond Curtis Timothy Eidel Pamela Gray James Jackson Charles Knisefey Jeff McCollum Donald Moore Larry Whitman Samantha Wilbur Earl Yeager Mark Zocolo 77 78 Freshmen This year has been a new and exciting exper- ience for the entire freshmen class. This year would not have been as successful without the help and support of my fellow class officers. I would like to show special appreciation to Mrs. Yakubek and Mrs. Kendall for all the help and guidance they have given us throughout this past year. We the class of 1987 are looking for- ward to our sophomore year. IflJk Jidfl 80 Bobbie Galchtck, Treasurer Mike Lutz, Andy Brookes, Chris Sweitzer and Bobbie Galchick Merry Abrams Brenda Ackelson Todd Adams Cristine Allio Tina Allison Matthew Althouse Duane Anderson Mark Apicella Marcy Ardeno Tim Bailey Sharon Bakondy David Banar Clyde Barger Gene Barnhouse Jim Barrett Beth Barrick Bronwyn Bell Traci Bettis Brett Bezeredi Kelly Birk Kevin Bolner Jenni Booth Melissa Borders Angie Brautrgam Andrew Brookes Jason Brown Brian Browne Whitney Browne Michele Bruderly Craig Bryant 81 Hazel Buckius Virginia Budde Joan Burchfield William Burkey Tony Buxton Beth Capel Kristine Capel Bobby Capps Brian Carlisle John Casey Joseph Castles Nicholas Citino Geoffrey Claar Holly Clark Wilfred Clunk Michael Colbert Sharon Corl Chris Cosgrove Michael Cosma Tracy Cox Danny Coy Sean Crum Michelle Culler Jeffrey Culp 82 Kelley Cunningham Carmen Curtis Mike Dailey Scott Dailey Mark Daniel Melanie Daniels Jenni Danklef Mary Davis Valerie Davis Tammy Dies John Dillon Diane Donnalley Robert Donnalley Brenda Doyle Robert Doyle Chris Eddinger Nicole Ehler Matthew Erskine Lisa Esterly Chris Evanoff Kim Evans Kimberly Exline John Fieldhouse Teressa Fisher 83 Janel Fitzgerald Laura Forney Amy Fox Lynn Fratesch Mike Fromm John Fullum James Furrer Bobbie Galchick James Garlock George Giffin Tammy Giffin Brian Gilbey Kim Gilbey Fleather Goodballet Marta Goodchifd Eric Grieb Jerry Halstead Tracy Hammond Angela Hartman Dina Hartman Micheal Hartzell Robert Hasson Mark Hawkins Kimberly Heck 84 Neil Heston Kimberly Hissom Leslie Hively Margaret Hively Kathi Hoffman Robert Hoffmaster Anna Holwick Cindy Houdyshell Heather Hough Diana Huffman Colleen Hughes Meichele Hutter Charles Ickes Mary Iden Michelle Jackson Jenni Janowiak Dale Jenkins Kimberly Jewell Sarah Johnson Richard Johnston Bryan Jugenheimer Chris Kells Walter Kelly Richard Kenreigh 85 Bobby IKetcihwm Sac Kim Michele Kireta Charles Kisner Brian Kisner Melissa Knauf Anthony Knight Eric Knoedler Sharon Kowalczylc Connie Kubankin Michele Kubina Kimberly Law Kimberly Lawlis Robert Lee Grant Lehwald Matthew Lesko Darci Leyman Michele Lippiatt Matthew Loudon Amy Ludwig Amy Luttmers Mike Lutz Kelly Mack Joe Marks 86 Lisa Maroscher Peggy Mathes Deborah Maurer Chris McCartney John McClish Mark McCrandy Roger McGhee Lisa McGrath Michael McGrath Dwight McKarns Susan McKinney Richard Metts Robert Miles Dale Miller Julie Miller Tina Mitchell Kimberly Mix Robin Mohr Kathleen Monteleone Diane Moore Heather Morrison Lori Morris Theresa Moyer Mark Mueller 87 Kenneth Munsayac Laura Newton Waller Null Anna Oast Darin Odey John Omslaer Angela Ossmann Joseph Ossmann Mark Panezolt William Panzott John Patrick Susan Patterson Bridget Patton Robin Penny Tamara Perdew Wayne Phillips Tarry Pidgeon Michele Pittman Dawn Pitts Rebecca Prickett Dominic Quinn Kevin Quinn Jennifer Reich Tom Reid 88 Mike Rice Dorothy Roberts Greg Roher Valerie Rook Angela Ross Nichalas Rosta Cliff Roush Robert Safreed Lora Sanders Danny Sawman Michael Scahill Scot Scheuring Jenni Schlueter Mike Schmid Melinda Schnader Amy Schnorrenberg Ted Schuster Kim Scott Tim Shaffer William Shasteen David Shoaff Linda Shoaff Diana Sholes Gary Simpson 89 Robert Singer Patricia Slocum Lawrence Smith Matthew Smith Sarah Smith Wendy Smith Amy Snyder Kelly Snyder James Soyars Robert Spatz Brian Spencer Mike Spiker Jolene Sposetta Ray Stalnaker William Stinson Mike Sullivan Chris Summers Tony Swartz Diane Sweeney Chris Sweitzer Matt Szymczyk Lori Tasker Jenny Tausch Lynda Taylor 90 Michele Thomas Scott Thomas Sheila Thomas Kelly Tomich Dereck Tullis Kimberly Tullis Rob Turnball Lisa Underwood Dorene Unger Angela VanCooney Bob Vitko Richard Watkins Bryan Weflendorf Doug White Wendy Whitehill Stephen Whitman Tina Whitman Marc Williams Lori Wilson Nathan Wilson Amy Winter Robert Winters Tina Witherspoon Arron Wolford 91 Richard Wrask Karen Wright Michele Yarwood Louis Zaina John Zimmann Robin Zimmerman Eric Zines Donna Zorik Students Not Pictured Rick Beeson James Brickner Shawn Cassinger Timothy Cassinger Mike Fowler Norman Frampton John Gbur Charles Gorby Melissa Graham Carl Kearns Doug Kozar Ronni Kozar Michael Leyman James Lippiatt Paula McCallister Charles McGhee Jamie McPherson Derrik Phillips Sean Righetti Sheri Shasteen Danny Shultz Johann Smith Staci Sommers Richard Yarwood 92 Morp Senior king and queen: Todd Basel, Tania Pshsniakt Junior king and queen: Ron Everhart, Sue Shearsf Sophomore King and queen: Rich Huffmanf Pale Lynn Barrickt Freshmen king and queen: Mike Lutz, Dawn Pitts. 93 Senior Awards Satem PTA Award Teresa Diehl. Bausch Lomb Award Mike Madison. Dr. Mrs. Harold F. Hoprich Valedictorian Awards Mike Madison, Joy Riches- son. Mary Mozina. Rocco Mango (Right) won the National Scholar Athlete Award. Jeff Hammond won the first place Helen Carlton Speech Award and Linda Elias won second place (Left). Becky Pauline won the Salem Board of Education Scholarship and Sarah Robison received the Career in Government A ward (Not Pictured). Honor Cords (Row I) Mike Madison, Marilyn Paparodis, Mary Mozina, Sherry Settle, Joy Richesson. (Row 2) Rich Herron, Fritz Schlueter, Rocco Mango, David Ward, Dave Moore. State Awards of Distinction (Row I) Pam Evans, Joy Richesson, Denise Beilis, Betsy Babb, Marybeth Hutton, Kathy Cain, Erin Doyle, Deb Swartz, Lori Schnader, Mary Mozina, Marcy Rosar, Sherry Settle, Pam McElwee, Julie Jugen heimer. (Row 3) Gwyneth Rousseau, Melanie Parker, Mindy Fields, Keith Heston, Dave Moore, Tom Patterson. Mike Madison, Mike Lutsch, Chris Coalmer, Amy Stumperth, Fritz Schlueter, Glenn Martin. (Row 3) Emily Liggett, Jamey SoJmen, Tod Bosel, Rocco Mango, Rich Herron, Brian Toothman, Tim Harrington, Dan Blubaugh, Sam McKinney, Brian Metz, Erwin Norwicki, Paul Wolf, Mike Reich. (Not Pictured! Amy Love, Andrea Miller, Keith Miller, Michele Scullion, Leslie Tetlow) President's Academic Fitness Program; (Row I) Denise Beilis, Betsy Babb, Erin Doyle, Mary Mozina, Lori Schnader, Deb Swartz, Marybeth Hutton, Pam McEl- wee, Sherry Settle, Marcy Rosar, Leigh Pierce. (Row 2) Marilyn Paparodis. Pam Evans, Mike Madison, Dave Moore, Fritz Schlueter, Rocco Mango, Melanie Parker, Mark Kowalczyk, Joy Richesson, Ginda Woods. (Row 3) John Miller, Mark Amos, Carl Apicella, Rich Herron, Gary Collins. Dan Blubaugh, Emily Liggett, Keith Heston, David Ward, Jamey Solmen. College Awards: Marcy Rosar. Rich Herron, Deb Swartz. Dan Blubaugh, Erin Doyle, Dan Dangelo. Mark Kowalczyk. Burson-Ursu Award: Mike Madison and Mary Mozina. Best Actress: Tania Pshsniak. Best Supporting Actress: Erin Doyle. Salem Education Association Scholarshipt Teresa Diehl, Tammy Meissner. Ohio Academic Scholastic AwardsMary Mozina, Fritz Schlueter, Marye Fisher Award: Mark Bailey. Joy Richesson, Mike Madison, Erin Doyle. Four-Year Perfect Attendance: Keith Heston, Con- nie Peters. 95 Vocational Awards of Distinction: Tammy Meissner, Dave Pitts, Diane Lora. (Not Pictured: Mark Hamilton, David Doyte) Senior Esther Odoran Scholarships: Pam Me El wee. Tania Pshsniak. Leroy Green Award: Fritz Schlueter. Knights of Columbus Bandsman of the Year- Rich Herron. Daughters of the American Revolution Award: Erin Doyle. Salem Community Hospital Candy Striper Danforth A ward.Emily Liggett, Brian Toothman. Award: Mary Mozina. George W, Morris Insurance Agency Award: George Morris presented the award to Mindy Fields. 96 Awards Art and Photography Awards: (Row I) Eric Zincs, Kim Crof check, Larry Brickner, Landy McCartney, Leigh Pierce, Dan Sawman, Tina Allison, Sue Bailey, Janel Fitzgerald, Lori Peppel, Pauline Schaefer, Lynn Frateschi. Lehwald Scholarship Award.- Penny Robertson. (Row 2) Traci Bettis, Janice Ritchea, Tom Patterson, Kim Exline, Merry Abrams. Gina Knight, Whitney Browne, Meichele Flutter, Morlinda Shaffer, Sherri Ross, Michele Thomas, Anna Oast. (Row 3) Brian Hendricks, Cliff Eisner, Joan Covert, Jay Watterson, Rob Kelly, David Schoaff, Neil Heston, Jim Eidel, Mark Mueller, Lisa Martens, Darrin Hartman. (Missing' Tony Trantham) Yearbook Awardsi (Row I) Tona Shaulis, Tammy Meissner, Diane Lora, Julie Pierce, Leigh Pierce, Michele Madjarac, Sue Shears, Wende Philips, Gina Api- cella, Gina Knight. (Row 2) Beth Paparodis, Dorothy Clunen, Pam Ackelson, Dave Peters, Nick Watkins, Amy Stumperth, Cathy Finch, Stephanie Grewe, Shari Huffman. (Not pictured' Pam McElwee, Steve Shears, Wendy Stumperth.) Esther Odoran Underclassmen Awards:Michelle Weikart, Anne Medford, Tracy Hammond, Diane Sweeney, Kerry Morrissey, Criss Allio. Debbie Gordon, Jenni- fer Schlueter, LeAnne Zimmann, Jenny Reich, Pam Ackelson, Valerie Davis, Scott Smith, Mary Schehl, Amy Kendall, Brenda Ackelson, Eric Stephens. Marie Burns Awards: Detria Kleon. Anne Medford, Pam Ackelson, Kathy Farmer. Scott Smith, Anne Williams, Mark Amos, Matt Althouse, Joy Richesson, Valerie Davis, Pam McElwee, Brenda Ackelson. Jim Gabriel. LO.E. Awards: Tracey Greenfield, Kim Lease, Debbie Gordon, Dorothy Clunen, Diane Lora, Tina Uphold, Anita Glynn, Ruth Miller, Teri Glynn. Kim Erskine, Amy Clunen, Carla Reitz, Tammy Meissner, Lori Seese, Lori Hippley, Loraine Elias, Kim Rouse, q7 Math Awards- (Row I) Mike Madison, Dave Moore. Jeff Rice. Sherry Settle, Nick Watkins, Alan Snyder. (Row 2) Eric Stoffer, Joy Richesson, Rich Herron, Keith Heston, Mark Amos. Paul Wolf. (Not Pictured: Tim Herron, John Barrette, Steve Julian) Brooks Writing Awards.- Bernie Zaina, Kris Capel, Nick Watkins, Matt Loudon, Joy Richesson. Pam Evans, Doug Morris, Kim Ricker, Eric Stoffer, Sherry Settle. (Not Pictured: Laura Huzyak, Charlotte Johnson) Academic Challenge Awards: (Upper Left) Amy Kendall. Ken Mun sayac. Steve Rosar, Scott Smith, Kara Ffanery, Nick Watkins, Whitney Browne, Brian Gilbey. John Casey, Ed Sargent. Dedicated Teacher of the Year Award: (Above) Pam Me El wee pre- sented the award to Mrs. Cozza. Language Awards: (Left) Eric Stoffer, Mario Dibiase, Steve Rosar. John Murphy. Chris Coalmen Kris Capel, Keith Heston. (Not Pictured: Willie Colbert. Claudia Colbert, Donna Loomis) KEY CLUB Row , Guy Klosterman, Brian Toothman, Ursula Sicilia, Theresa Diehl, Pam Smith. Tom Patterson. Row J.Ruth Adams, Char- lotte Johnson, Mindy Fields, Diana Lutz, Sue Borkowski, Deneen Panzott. Row h Steve Rosar, Lisa Martens, Chris Waters, Monica Clark, Alice Sarginger, Lori Schnader, Mary Mozina, Amy Love, Ja- nice Ritchea, Beth Paparodis, Michelle Vannoy, Cathy Davidson, Wendy Pizzino. Row 4; Andy Brookes, Michelle Bruderly Pam Evans. Dawn Pitts. Row 5: Sharon Bokondy. Kim Law, Melanie TenEyck. Chris Abrams, Angie Hartman, Joani Burchfield. Row 6: Jeff Nunzir, Dave Moore, Glenn Martin, Janson Paumier, Gary Collins, Jaime Solmen, Erwin Nowtcki, Kim Evans, Debbie Swartz, Mari- lyn Paparodis, Erin Doyle. Row 7: Julie Paumier, Greg Moffett, Clark Fediaczko, Mike Lesch. Row 8- Valerie Julian. Kris Kelly. Row 9: Nadine Lozier, Marcia Flick- inger, Sue Allis, Tracy Pizzino, Butch Crawford, Row IQ Marybeth Hutton, Larry Sommers. CarJ Apicella, Fritz Schlueter, Sam McKinney, Joan Davidson. Row II: Jenny Gow, Kim Waters, Julie Pasko, Darrin Ackerman, Chris Kenreigh, Ginda Woods, Dave Roberts, Mark McCartney. Row 12: Sue Bailey, Cathy Francisco, Dale Barrick, Rocco Mango. ___________ --------- 100 Row I: Betsy Babb, Ruth Adams, Deri Kelly. Kim Baugh, Amy Stroka. Row 2.- Pat Roeien. Kevin Beck, Tom Fox, Joe Noll. Cliff Eisner. Row 8.• Kelly Spiker. Linda Elias, Ginda Woods, Brian Metz, Debbie Nichols, Julie Parrish. STUDENT COUNCIL Row h Rocco Mango, Amy Love (Vice President), Mike Madison, Alice Sarginger (Treasurer), Fritz Schiueter (President), Lori Schnader. Row 3: Wendy Pizzino� Deri Kelly, Juii Wilt. Kim Baugh, Susie Shears, Wende Philips, Kim Exiine. Mike Dailey. Row 3; Steve Rosar, Kim Ricker, Jill Bosel. Michele Kubina, Michele Bruderly, Dawn Pitts, Cathy Francisco. Jennifer Gow. SALEM HONOR SOCIETY The Journalism Staff this year is com- posed of sixteen juniors and seniors who are interested in the mass media. During the year, students learn of the many forms of communication ranging from newspapers to radio and television broadcasting, as well as the rights and responsibilities of a good journalist. In or- der to re-enforce their learning, the class is responsible for the production of the ''Quaker newspaper. Also, the class vis- ited the Salem News and had guest edito- rials published in that newspaper. John Creer, sports editor of the Salem News, spoke to the class in March in observance of Newspaper in Education week. Student Council is a panel of twenty-four representatives who have been elected by the student body. Its purpose is to make the school and its related activities more enjoyable. The council also per- forms many community services as a way to involve students in public affairs. Ac- tivities included the M.O.R.P.. the Home- coming Football Dance, Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets, and the daily running of the concession stand. The Salem Honor Society, first called the Hi Tri of Salem High, was founded in 1945, The society is open to any junior or senior who has had all A s and B’s for the last two year. This year the members worked a concession stand and went on a hay- ride. Row h Mike Madison (Treasurer), Dan Blubaugh (Secretary), Pam Evans (Vice President), Joy Richesson (Presi- dent). Row J.- Kim Lease, Wendy Pizzino, Charlotte Johnson, Erin Doyle, Julie Jugenheimer. Row 3: Kerry Morrisey. Nan Webb, Laura Huzyak. Beth Young. Lori Schnader, Debbie Swartz, Mary Mozina. Row 4: Steve Julian, Carl Apicella, Gary Collins, Jon McCracken, Dave Edling. Keith Heston. Nick Watkins. Row 5. Mark Amos, Tim Herron, Row 6: Lex Murray, Craig Diehl, Diane Burkett. Row 7: Fritz Schiueter, Dave Moore. David Ward. Sherry Settle. Row 8. Marybeth Hutton. Amy Kendall, Pam McElwee, Rocco Mango, Rich Herron, James Solmen, Scott Smith, INTERACT Row It Sherry Settle (President), Joy Richesson (Treasurer), Bronwyn Bell, Pam Evans (Secre- tary). Row 2 Steve Rosar, Lisa Martens, Dave Ward (Vice President). Row 3; Ann Reed, Liz Koenrich, Susie Shears, Michele Madjarac, Kelly Dougherty, Shelley Richer , Julie Paumier, Na- dine Lozier, Jennifer Gow. Row 4: Michelle Van- noy, Susan Borkowsky, Wende Philips, Amy Kornbau, Mary Mozina, Debbie Nichols. Row 5: Mike Madison, Joe Noll, Ginda Woods, Mike Reich, Brad Jones, Jenny Rich, Valerie Davis, Mindy Schnader. Row 6s Leigh Pierce, Mary Schell. Doug Morris. Row 7; Sharon Guiler, Craig Diehl, Pam McElwee. Row 8.- Junko Fukuda, Amy Kendall, Dtane Burkett, Amy Stumperth. Row 9: Gloria Buritica, Dean Capel, Pam Ackelson, Rocco Mango, Janson Paumier, Lisa Buchanan, Chris Finch, Cathy Finch. BOYS AND GIRLS STATERS Row ■ Chris Talbot, Gary Collins, Dave Ward, Fritz Schlueter, Mike Madison. Joy Riches- son. Row2. Ion Schnader, Mindy Fields, Sherry Settle, Theresa Diehl, Monica Clark. Row 3, Marybeth Hutton, Rocco Mango, Carl Apicella, Tony Tranthum. Brian Toothman, Mary Mozina. Ginda Woods. SPANISH CLUB Row . Carla Menda (Honorary President), Chris Good (President), Susie Shears (Vice President), Wende Philips (Treasurer), John Barrette (Secretary), Row 2. Jay Waterson, Tony Trantham, Rocco Mango, Larry Sommers, Jeff Quinn, Shari Huffman, Debbie Nichols, Liz Koenrich, Michele Madjarac, Cathy Davidson, Michelle Vannoy. Row 3: Janice Ritchea. Andrea Miller. Amy Kendall, Erin Doyle, Mary Mozina, Ronda Shanley, Julie Hough, Dena DiPasquale, Sherri Brown, Juli Wilt. Row 4: Rich Cole, Jeff Lynn, Frank Bezon, Butch Crawford, Rick Marra, Mario DiBiase, Sherri Ellenberger, Kelly Dougherty, Amy Weber. Row 5- Nick Watkins, Bob Monteleone. Steve Hoffmaster, Eric Stephens, Dave Schuster, Kara Elanery, Mary Abrams, Amy Wells, Gloria Buritica. Row 6: Sue Allis, Cathy Francisco, Pauline Schaefer, Alissa Campbell, Kerry Morrissey, Carla 8urson, Row 7,- Pam Untch Sherri Hite, Sharon Ewing, Gina Knight. Rich Herron, Jenny Gow, Brad Capel. Doug Sicilia. Row 8: Brian Toothman, Kim Waters, Nadine Lozier, Dave Edfing, Mike Langer, Mike Monasterio. Row 9.- Guy Klosterman. Jim Eidel. Glenn Martin, Darrin Ackerman, Dave Milheim, John Murphy. Kevin Beck, Rich Price. Row 10 Shawn Sanchez, Jay Staudt. Boys State is sponsored by the American Legion and is held in June at BGSU. Those accepted learn about the workings of government through the active participa- tion in a strenuous program of mental and physical activities. In one such activity, participants campaign for ''public office and then run the city (or country) from their elected positions. To be eligible to attend, candidates must have completed the eleventh grade with better than aver- age grades, be recommended by a teach- er or his principal, and should possess the qualities of Leadership, Sportsmanship, Scholarship, Patriotism, Courage for Ser- vice and be an Organizer of School Groups. Girls State is sponsored by the American Legion. Held in June at Ashland College, Girls State educates young women in the duties, privileges, rights and responsibil- ities of American Citizenship, and gives an opportunity to learn the problems of government with special emphasis upon the contributions women make. Spanish Club is open to any student who has elected to take Spanish II, III, or IV. Any first year student is also welcome assuming he has at least a B average. This year, members enjoyed the annual Christmas party and a field trip to a Mexican restaurant. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE AFS DAY Row I: Susie Shears, Shelley Richert, Jenny Lynne Tausch, Liz Koenrich (Secretary). Row 2 Michele Madjarac, Amy Kendall, Charles Gamble, Tracy Esterly (President), Carla Mencia (Honorary President), Nan Webb (Vice President), Erin Doyle (Treasurer). Row 3: Lisa Buchanan, Dave Peters, Theresa Moyer, Claudia Colbert, Laura Shear. Row 4s Lisa Esterly, Gloria Buritica. Row 5: Whitney Browne, John Barrette, Steve Rosar. Row 6.- Jim Eidel, Amy Kornbau, Jeff Lynn, Kara Flan- nery. Row 7i Wende Philips, Dean Capel. Row 8: Debbie Nichols, Shari Huffman, Ann Reed, Debbie Swartz, Marilyn Paparodis. DRAMA CLUB Row I: Michele Thomas, Gloria Smith, Becky Campbell. Laura Newton, Jenny Tausch, Lisa Buchanan, Janel Fitzgerald, Michelle Yarwood, Kathy Yeasted, Tina Izenour, Laura Shear, Joan Covert, Sharon Bakondy, Mary Ivan, Patty Slocum, Julie Van Pelt, Beki Shasteen, Melinda McGuire. Row 2 Marilyn Paparodis, Lisa McGrath, Karen Wright, Lisa Underwood, Michelle Kireta, Robin Davidson, Kara Flanery, Criss Allio, Wendy Whitehill. Kerry Morrissey. Tania Pshsntak, Erin Doyle, Dave Moore, 5haron Guiler, Alissa Campbell, Detria Kleon, Gloria Buritica. Drew Goddard, Debbie Nichols. Row 3: John Barrette, Marsha Crum, Tracy Thomas. Leslie Tetlow, Emily Liggett, Missy Borders. Traci Bettis, Amy Schnorrenberg, Sue McKinney, Kris Capel, Suzte Frazier, Carla Burson, Kim Hissom, Maria Kuhns, Whitney Browne, Arlene Weikart. Row 4: Jeff Lynn, Jim Fitzgerald, Pearl Roof, Tina Kalbfell, Marilyn Welsh, Tina Garun, Brenda Ackelson, Wendy Smith, Diane Burkett. Julie Reedy, Pam Ackelson, Scott Smith. Steve Galchick, Lisa Martens, Jim Eidel, Beth Dickey, Kim Jewell, Pauline Schaefer, Gayle Maninelli. The above students made gingerbread houses for German class. In front of their houses are Bill Burkey, Walter Kelly, Kim Evans and Becky Priekett. American Field Service is responsible for bringing the many foreign exchange stu- dents we have met here to Salem. Mem- bers of AFS, along with many other activi- ties, host these students in their homes during their stay in the U.S. This year, AFS hosted Carla Mencia from Honduras, who spent the entire school year here at Salem High. On April 6, we all had the pleasure of meeting other foreign stu- dents due to the efforts of AFS and their annual AFS DAY. Drama Club is open to anyone interested in theatre. This year club members enjoyed seeing ANNIE’' and JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECH- NICOLOR DREAMCOAT” at the Youngs- town Playhouse and also GUYS AND DOLLS” at Y.S.U, In order to pay for these trips. Drama Club held an M M candy sale. ART GUILD Row .■ Landy McCartney (Secretary), Ginger Twaddle (President), Lisa Dean (Vice President), Lisa Martens (Treasurer). Row Leslie Tetlow, Sherry Ross, Lisa McGrath, Julie Jones, Tim Eidel, Brian Hendricks. Row 3: Tina Allison, Chris Abrams, Genevieve Huffman, Rich Sny- der, Kim Exline, Craig Bryant, Row 4-. Darrin Odey, Darrin Hartman. Carl Apicella, Gait Martinelli, Mark Mueller, David Shoaff. Row 5: Bonnie Jenkins, Marcy Pasco, Tammy Craw ford, David Dunn, Butch Crawford, Joan Covert. Salem was well represented in the National Scho- lastic Art Contest this year, achieving a respect- able number of blue ribbons and dozens of hon- orable mentions. Pictured right are some of those winners. For over ten years, the German Club has been giving students an understanding of one of the most influential cultures in world history. This provides a supplement to the work done in the classroom. This year members attended the Ok- toberfest, held a hay-ride and bowling party, and participated in a German celebration which in- cluded authentic foods and masks. In order to raise money for their activities, the German Club ran a concession stand. Mu Alpha Theta is open to juniors and seniors with at least a B” average in mathematics, at feast a B” average in all classes, and who are enrolled in a junior or senior level math course. Chartered in 1968, its sole purpose is to promote the high achievements of students in the field of mathematics. The computer team was formed at the beginning of this year and. so far, seems to be doing very well. Any student who has an interest in comput- ers is eligible to join. This year’s team has al- ready competed in two competitions and has won a trophy for the school in one of them. This contest was sponsered by YSU, and Salem placed second and seventh. A team from Struthers fin- ished first, Springfield third and West Branch fourth. The goal of the computer team is to be able to hold a competition here at SHS. GERMAN CLUB Row I: Claudia Colbert (President), Nan Webb (Vice President), LeAnne Zimmann (Secretary), Craig Diehl (Treasurer). Row 2: Steve Rosar, Chris Cosgrove, Becky Prickett, Jennifer Schlueter, Willi Col- bert, Laura Newton, Sean Crum, Lisa Buchanan. Row 3.- Julie Jugen- heimer, Doreen Unger, Pam McElwee. Row 4: Joanie Burchfield, Kim Evans, Pam Evans, Lisa Maroscher, Chris Capet, Liz Cunningham, Julie Paumier, Valerie Julian, Eric Grieb. Row 5,- Dave Madison, Andy Nowicki, Steve Julian. Erwin Nowicki, Mike Slanker, Robin Davidson, Alice Sarginger, Kris Kelley. Row 6'� Mike Madison, Fritz Schlueter, Paul Schieuter. Row 7,- Julie Pierce, Anne Medford, Chris Coalmer, Debbie Shone, Sam McKinney, Dave Moore. Row 8: Kathleen Schmid, Kim Ricker, Chris Shone, Jeff MitcheL MU ALPHA THETA COMPUTER TEAM Row f: Steve Julian. Row 1 Tim Herron, Alan Snyder (Secretary Treasurer). Row 3-. Keith Heston, John Barrette, Eric Stoffer, Mark Amos (Vice President), Jeff Rice (President). Missing: John Casey. Row fs Dave Moore, Erin Doyle. Mike Madison. Fritz Schlueter, Mark Amos. Row 2: Marilyn Paparodis. Debbie Swartz, Lex Murray, Gary Collins, Jamie Solmen, Mary Mozina, Keith Heston. Row 3: Sherry Settle, Joy Richesson, Dave Ward, Carl Apicella, Rocco Mango. Tom Patterson. FEP CLUB Row I: Michele Scullion. Kathy Lepping. Cheryl Menning. Connie Peters Diane Lora. Mary Mozina, Erin Doyle, Kim Lease. Anita Glynn, Lynette Robb. Row 2: Sharon Guiler, Gloria Smith, Kim Heck, Genevieve Huffman, Sherrie Ellenberger. Joanie Sparago, HoJIi Hough, Tracey Greenfield. Linda Elias. Row 3: Kerry Morrisey, Diana Sholes, Melanie Daniels, Julie Paumier, Valerie Julian, Nadine Lozier, Cathy Francisco. Jenni Gow. Row 4t Ruth Adams, Juli Wilt, Deri Kelly, Kim Baugh, Melissa Roberts, Shari Huffman, Nan Webb, Luann Scott. Row 5= Amy Stroka, Beth Young, Sherri Brown. Wende Philips, Susie Shears, Tracy Esterly. Row 6. Tracy Wrask. Kris Talbot, Amy Love, Ursula Sicilia, Pam Smith, Pam Strabala, Becky Pauline. PEPETTES Row I: Lynette Robb, Tracy Greenfield. Kim Lease. Kathy Lepping, Anita Glynn. Erin Doyle, Mary Mozina, Diane Lora, Genevieve Huffman, Row 2s Linda Elias. Hoili Hough, Gloria Smith, Cheryl Menning. Joanie Sparago, Connie Peters, Kim Heck. Michele Scullion, Sherrie Ellenberger. Sharon Guiler. Salem's sporting events would be much less enjoyable without the efforts of the Pep Club and the Pepettes. They were responsible for the pep assemblies and posters which were used to urge our teams to victory so many times during the year. Pep Club was open this year to anyone wishing to join in and help. This included selling flowers for Homecoming, The Quaker Sams and Ladies are chosen at the beginning of football and basketball seasons and play the parts, in costume, at all of the respective games. Special thanks go to Ginger Twaddle, who volunteered her time to repair a damaged Quaker Sam head. It has been said that we can learn much about ourselves by watching others. This is true. For example, from the candids on these two pages, we can see six characteristics of the AVERAGE high school student. Starting with the pictures on this page and working our way around, we can see that the common student is |. ALERT 1 HELPFUL 3, SMARTLY DRESSED 4. MANNERLY 5, SCHOLARLY and 6. ENTHUSIASTIC. BUT THEN, AT SALEM HIGH, WE'RE BETTER THAN AVERAGEII QUAKER SAMS AND LADIES Row h Kristy Keifs, Ginger Twaddle, Erin Doyle. Row 1 Jeff Ham- mond, Sam McKinney. DANCE LINE Row I: Carla Burson. Monica Clark. Row Wende Philips, Kim Miller, Dennise Beilis, Janice Ritchea, Sherry Settle. Row 3.- Suzie Frazier, Sherri Hite, Joy Richesson, Tina Little, Gwen Rousseau. Academic Challenge is open to anyone interested in supplementing their regular classroom work. Each week, members practice answering questions on a variety of subjects including history, geography, literature, science, music and art, as well as trivia and general knowledge. To put this practice to the test, they participate in a variety of academic competitions. The highlight of the year came when Sa- lem appeared on the television program Academic Challenge” out of Cleveland which aired on Christmas Eve. Salem's opponents were Champion High School and Avon Lake High School. Even though Salem led during the first two rounds, we could not pull off a victory. Another com- petition in which Salem participated was the Biology Olympics held at Slippery Rock College. Team members answered written and oral questions in ten categor- ies. Salem placed Xhh out of thirty teams, attaining a total of 349 points. The final competition of the year was held at East Liverpool High and was County Bowl, where five schools from Columbiana County answer toss-up and bonus ques- tions in order to see who is the best in the county. Winning first was East Liverpool, followed by Wellsville, United, Salem and Columbiana. ACADEMIC CHALLENGE T7n ? —� • t � Row t: Kara Flanery, Amy Kendall. Steve Rosar. Scott Smith, Nick Watkins. Row 2Ed Sargent, Craig Diehl, Gloria Buritica, Whitney Browne, Ken Munsayak, John Barrette. Row Shelley Richert, Jeff Mitchell, Brian Gilbey, John Casey. IN COMPETITION QtQGl LJjtrfijy Yff rtt A+c ,C k A. nr PaKtjfiMf ■ KMtt Lpm jt : t f 'ocjtfl Teg frft matt tanc f ftrvn J J.5 |“ T Li c(Mr J17 ifutA gfgttj '6 war trtnf (5 IB Up Left County B?M team members Nick Watkins, Steve Rosar, Kara Flanery, John Casey. Missing is alternate Brian Gilbey. Down Left—Biology Olympics team on scavenger hunt. Up Right—Scoreboard for Biology Olympics showing the other schools who participated. ON T.V. IN CLEVELAND Team members are; Amy Kendall. Steve Rosar and Scott Smith. Also, Mrs. May and Nick Watkins (alter- nate). DRAFTING JUNIORS-Row Is Mark Kemats, Brian Boyd, Clark Fediaczko, Steve Coy, Steve Kornbau, Mark Harshman, Brian Yarwood Jeff Brown- Row 2s James Abrams, Jim Winters, Terry Dougherty, Jeff Nunzir, David Louk, Nathan Fiebiger. SENIORS-Row I: Brad Wood, Steve Gaichick, Dean Frateschi, Mark Hamilton, Bill Johnson. Jim Kataro. Row JiDan Doyle, David Kents, Joe Schenck, Rick Malloy, Brian Butram, John Suliot. Row 3s Darrin Parks, Kevin Linam, Chip Ritchie, Jeff Ziegler, Dave Prtts, Derron Brink, Tom Close. STENO I Row U Brenda Holben (Secretary), Lisa Diamond (President), Cindy Mauoulis (Treasur- er), Lisa Wolfgang (Vice President), Tina Little, Bonnie Jenkins. Row 2: Lisa Stanley, Amy Ctunen (Historian), Marsha Crum (Parliamentarian), Sharon Guiler, Marcy Pasco, Ginger Dabelstein, Teri Glynn, Jenny Booth. ACCOUNTING I Row Is Tina Kalbfell (Asst Treasurer), Brenda Jenkins. Row 2s Kim Metz (Parliamentarian), Julie VanPelt (Vice President), Bonnie Reynolds, Beki Shasteen (Secretary), Michele Beltempo, Arfene Weikart. Row 3s Dorothy Cltinen (Treasurer), Tami Beard (President), Ruth Miller, Tina Uphold, (Missing Peg Roof). 112 ACCOUNTING II Tracey Greenfield (Parliamentarian), Lori Hippely (Secretary), Mary Roberts (Parlia- mentarian), Kim Lease (Vice President), Saundra Wyand, Nancy Corl (Historian). Row 2; Holli Hough, (Historian), Carla Reitz, Tammy Meissner (President), Beth Crowell, Tona Shaulis (Asst. Secretary Treasurer), Lynette Robb, Anita Glynn (Treasurer), Cheryl Menning. (Missing Missy Paulini). The accounting class is a two- year program where students are introduced to the skills needed to work in secretarial related oc- cupations. Such skills include ac- counting and recordkeeping, typing and filing, public relations and communication skills, and tips on preparing for job inter- views, They also compete in lo- cal, regional, state and national contests for office related abili- ties and techniques. This year, Salem won many honors, includ mg winning places in the differ- ent division. The steno class is much the same as accounting. However, this two year program empha- sizes word processing and short- hand more so than clerical work. STENO II Row ti Lorraine Elias (Secretary). Diane Lora (Historian), Debbie Marple (Vice Presi- dent), Lori Seese (President), Anne Metcalf (Parliamentarian). Row 2: Tracy Gilbey, Kim Adams, Sheri Anderson (Asst. Treasurer), Michele Nelson (Historian). INDEX TO CLUBS AND ADVISORS ACADEMIC CHALLENGE no MRS. MAY 8 MISS HASSON ACCOUTNING 1 IQ MRS. DOHAR ACCOUNTING II 113 MRS, SCHNEIDER AFS 104 MR. MONTELEONE ART GUILD 106 MRS. POLSHAW BOYS AND GIRLS STATERS 102 MR. DELANE COMPUTER TEAM 107 MR. BEVINGTON DANCE LINE 109 MRS. MADISON DRAFTING 112 MR. BE1LING DRAMA CLUB 105 MR. VIENCEK GERMAN CLUB 107 MRS. REED HONOR SOCIETY Id MR. TROUGH INTERACT 102 MR. § MRS. KENDALL JOURNALISM STAFF 100 MR. ESPOSITO KEY CLUB 100 MR. BENNETT MU ALPHA THETA 107 MR. BEVINGTON PEP CLUB 108 MRS. MILES QUAKER SAMS 109 MRS. MILES SPANISH CLUB 103 MR. MONTELEONE STENO 1 112 MRS. CONKLE STENO II 113 MRS. McKENZJE STUDENT COUNCIL lOf MS. CARMELLO YEARBOOK STAFF 116 MRS, DOHAR 113 Alliance Vocational Students Row I—Debbie Zimmerman, Mary Quinn, Dennis Crookston, Row 2—David Brenneman, Stephanie Grewe, Ernie Baker Row 3—Dave Doyle Row I—Cheryle Baker, Wayne Batch, Stephanie Loomis, Dan Cooper, Rich Borrelli Row 2—Bill Milliron, Doug Dorr, Bob Beruaft, Mike Eucker, Dale Meaning, Jeff McCollum Row 3—Darren Clumen Smile your on Candid Camera. Dennis Maintains his cool. Andy's thinking hard. We know Dave has his mink on Elec- Anticipation, ironies. Who me? I’m awake. What an Electrician, all play and no work! 114 115 1983-84 YEARBOOK STAFF Cathy Finch (Asst. Editor. Senior Personalities). Pam Me El wee (Editor-In-Chief). Nick Watkins (Asst. Editor. Activities Editor) Diane Lora and Tammy Meissner (Index Editors) Wendy Stumperlh, Gina Knight, Gina Apicella, Shari Huffman, Roger Tullis, Tona Shaulis (Assistants to Sports Editor) Emergency Crew (typists proofreaders). Row I. (L-R) Beki Shasteen, Bonnie Reynolds, Debbie Gordon, Brenda Jenkins Row 2 Peggy Roof, Kim Metz, Tina Uphold, Tina Kalbfell, Michele Beltempo Row 2- Ruth Miller, Tamt Beard, Dorothy Clunen, Julie VanPelt, Arlene Weikart Wende Philips and Julie Pierce (Sophomore Editors) Susie Shears and Michelle Madjarac (Junior Editors) SALEM HIGH SCHOOL THEATRE 118 CASTS INCLUDED THE HOBBIT Row h Sharon Bakondy, Julie Van Pelt, Lynn Frateschi. Row 1 Rick Watkins, Genevieve Huffman, Amy Kendall, Kerry Morrissey, Sharon Guiler, Pam Ackelson. (Missing: Scott Smith, Charley Ickes). OKLAHOMA Row h Sharon Guiler, Sally Johnson, Carla Burson, Sharon Bakondy. Jennifer Schlueter, Erin Doyle. Mindy Fields. Row 1 Charlene Curtis, Lisa Martens, Tania Pshsniak, Lori Schnader, Pam McElwee, Mary Ivan, Rob Bailey, Jim Soyars, Dave Ward. Row 3, Wendy Smith, Nadine Lozier, Leslie Tetlow. Row 4: Valerie Davis, Kerry Morrissey, Brenda Ackelson. Gary CoJIins. Tod Bosel, Dan Blubaugh. (Missing: Scott Smith, Dan Means. Jim Schehl. Rick Huston, Craig Diehl, Virginia Buddee, Tona Shaulis). This year Salem students had the opportunity to see two, very popular musicals performed on the high school stage. One took viewers into the mystical, magical world of Middle Earth, while the other harnessed the audience into their sad- dles for a glimpse into life in the old West. Our first performance was, of course, the lively fantasy The Hobbit , written by Ruth Perry and based upon the J.R.R. Tolkien novel of the same name. For those who do not know, a hobbit is a small, human-like creature with a desire to live a serene, tranquil life, free of danger and adven- ture. They are also generally identified by the excessive amount of hair which grows on their toes. However, for Bilbo Baggins (portrayed by Scott Smith), life soon becomes far from peace- ful when he is visited by the wandering wizard Gandalf the Great (Charley Ickes) and his band of thirteen dwarves. (Due to casting difficulties, this number was reduced to ten.) Coerced into joining them. Bilbo leaves his home in order to lead an attack on the dragon Smaug who has taken over the dwarves' mountain. Even worse, the dragon has taken possession of all the trea- sure stored there, including the most fabled and precious gem of all—the Arkenstone. The play then proceeds to follow the journey of this brave band of warriors as they encounter terrible trolls, ghastly goblins, and evil efvest as well as battling giant spiders and the dragon itself. All ends well for the daring dwarves, and especially for Bilbo, as the courageous hobbit kills the drag- on and is rewarded with riches beyond imagina- tion, including the sacred Arkenstone. The pro- duction staff for this lively fable included Dave Dunn as stage manager; Diane Burkett and Lynn Frateschi were assistant stage managers; Nick Watkins worked props� and Julie Reedy de- signed make-up. This performance was given for the elementary school students. Money raised went to the P.T.A. scholarship fund. Rogers and Hammerstein's smash production Oklahoma was our second play this year. In- termingling classic songs with expertly choreo- graphed dance routines, this comedy-musical portrays the romance of Curley (Scott Smith) and Laurey (Erin Doyle), two young adults trying to determine exactly how they feel about each otheri along with the on-again-off-again affair between the flirtatious Ado Annie (Tania Pshsniak) and her beau Will Parker (Jim Soyars). However, each romance has its problems. In the first case. Laurey is being pursued by the hired hand Jud Fry (Rick Huston) in hopes of winning her hand in marriage. Will also has some trouble in keeping his love's mind on him and not on the freedom-loving salesman Ali Hakim (Dave Ward). But, in the end, with the help of such songs as Oh, What a Beautiful Morning, The Surrey with the Fringe On Top, AH Er Nuthin', and Oklahoma, all turns out well for our two western couples. In recognition, special thanks go to the Woods III class for building the set and the Pit Band for supplying the music. SHS MUSIC MAKERS SALEM CHAMBER CHOIR Row r Anne Medford, Amy Kendall, Erin Doyle, Pam McElwee, Pam Ackelson, Tania Pshsniak, Michelle Weikart, Ann Reed, Mary Schehl. Row 2; Jim Gabriel, Dale Miller, Eric Stephens, Jeff Hammond, Mark Amos, Tim Claar, Tim Smith. CHOIR AIDES Row I: Tania Pshsniak, Sherry Settle. Row 2 Pam McElwee. Amy Kendall Virginia Bound SALEM CONCERT CHOIR mh SOPRANO Melissa Kerestes Laurie Troy Pam Rodriguez Rob Hasson Gloria Buritica Detria Kleon + Wendy Whitehill Mary Schehl Jamie McPherson Carla Burson Amy Kornbau Michelle Yarwood Sherry Settle Dave Peters Joani Burchfield + Connie Kubankin ALTO Chris Shone Dan Sawman Tammy Crawford Lori LaFleme Brenda Ackelson + Debbie Shone Scott Smith + Charlene Curtis Donna Loomis Pam Ackelson Wendy Smith + Tony Swartz Valerie Davis + Pam McEEwee + Cris Allio Lynda Taylor BASS Dena DipasquaJe Anne Medford Carmen Curtis Tressa Turvey + Kelly Birk Erin Doyle Kerry Morrissey + Robin Davidson Michelle Weikart Craig Diehl Jodi Elder Bobbi Mosser Janet Gray Amy Wells Fred Flory Chrissy Finch Amy Paxson Pam Gray Amy Winter Jim Gabriel + Sue Frazier Julie Pierce Tracy Hammond LeAnne Zimmann + Jeff Hammond Jurtko Fukuda Jennifer Reich Dina Hartman TENOR Dale Miller Debbie Gordon Sara Robinson Mary Ivan Brian Amos Dave Schuster Sheri Elite + Valerie Rook Lisa Martens Mark Amos Tim Smith Anna Holwick Jennifer Schleuter Anna Oast Evan Bell Eric Stephens Julie Hough Kathleen Schmidt Leigh Pierce Bill Burkey Paul Wolf Jenni Janowiak Diane Sweeney Tania Pshsniak Dean Cape) + — Accompanist Amy Kendall + Jenny Lynn Tausch + Ann Reed Richard Cole — Chamber Choir • SALEM MARCHING BAND 3 BRASS SECTION. KELLY MACK SUE PATTERSON LORI WILSON LIZ KOENREICH GREG ROHER MINDY LUTCH PENNY ROBERTSON DUANE ANDERSON LAURA FORNEY BERNIE ZAINA CHRIS MCCARTNEY RICH MARRA STEVE GALCHICK CHRIS COCCIA MARIO DIBIASE RICH HERRON GARY POAGE DREW GODDARD THERESA MOYER LISA ESTERLY SHELLEY RICHERT DIANA HUFFMAN LARRY POAGE SABRINA WILMS WENDY SMITH MIKE SHEPARD AMY SNYDER BETH PAPARODIS JENNIFER SCHLUETER VALERIE DAVIS JIM GABRIEL GWYN ROUSSEAU MARSHA CRUM ANGIE BRAUTIGAM AMY KENDALL MIKE MCGRATH ROB DOYLE CHUCK KNISLEY RICHARD PRICE KATHY MONTELEONE TRACEY HAMMOND NATHAN WILSON MATT ALTHOUSE SCOTT SMITH BRENDA ACKELSON DOUG STAMP TIM CLAAR JIM ABRAMS STEVE JULIAN JEFF HAMMOND BOB MONTELEONE PAUL BRYANT JOHN MILLER DALE MILLER DOUG RUFER JOHN OMSLAER EVAN BELL DAVID WARD WOOD WIND SECTION: ERIC GRIEB KIM IZENHOUR MORL1NDA SHAFFER CHERYL BAKER AMY STUMPERTH WHITNEY BROWNE ANNE METCALF MINDY SCHNADER MATT SMITH BRENDA LJPP KATHY LEPPING MARK AMOS MISSY BORDERS TINA MITCHELL TINA IZENHOUR MARY SCHEHL DIANE DONNALLEY GLORIA BURITICA LORJ LAFLEME KIM RICKER VALERIE ROOK BETH BARRICK KELLY DOUGHERTY TRACEY CRANMER BRONWYN BELL DAWN PITTS CHARLOTTE JOHNSON WENDY WHITEHILL BRIDGETT PATTON STACEY RIPLEY AMY WINTER GINA KNIGHT SUSIE SHEARS JOY RICHESSON CHRIS COALMER KIM LAW MICHELE BRUDERLY SHARON CORL HEATHER GOODBALLET KATHY FARMER ROBIN PENNY KELLY CUNNINGHAM DETRIA KLEON CHRIS RANDA SHERRI BROWN MISSY LENIGAR TIM HERRON GAIL MARTINELL1 KERRY MORRISSEY CHRIS RICHARDSON KATHY MAY STEPHANIE GREWE PAM EVANS BETH YOUNG DEBBIE SHONE HOLLY CLARK JILL BOSEL MICHELLE CULLER PAM ACKELSON LEANNE ZIMMANN PERCUSSION SECTION. MARK MEULLER JAY STAUDT CAROLE HLAVCAK ROB DONNALLEY DON YEASTED BOB MILES KIM EVANS ALCE SARGINGER BECKY PAULINE KATHY YEASTED MARK DANIEL DAVE ROBERTS ROGER TLILLIS PAUL SCHLUETER AMY LOVE SAM MARINO BRIAN AMOS COLORGUARD SECTION. LISA MARTENS CHRIS WATERS ANNETTE REINEHR AMY STROKA SUSAN BORKOWSKI CHRIS GOOD SHERRY SETTLE KIM MILLER LISA STANLEY CHRIS SHONE KRIS KNOEDLER CHRIS DANGELO JULIE VANPELT LORI MAURER AMY KORNBAU BONNIE JENKINS RHONDA SHANLEY ANN REED LORI HERMAN TRACEY ESTERLY DENA DIPASQUALE ARLENE WEIKART DEBORAH NICHOLS PAM UNTCH WENDY STUMPERTH GENEVIEVE HUFFMAN MAJORETTES SECTION• LORI PEPPEL LISA DIAMOND SUZIE FRAZIER MARCIA FLICKINGER SHERRI HITE LORI SCHNADER ANNE WILLIAMS MICHELLE WEIKART CARLA BURSON DALE LYNN BARRICK PEP BAND SECTION: MARIO DIBIASE GARY POAGE DREW GODDARD RICH HERRON JAY STAUDT DON YEASTED DAVID WARD JOHN MILLER JEFF HAMMOND 123 Row i: Lisa Martens, Chris Waters. Annette Reinehr. Amy Stroka, Susan Borkowski, Chris Good, Sherry Settle, Kim Miller. Row 2rLisa Stanley, Chris Shone, Kris Knoedler, Chris Dangelo, Julie VanPelt, Lori Maurer, Amy Kornbau, Bonnie Jenkins, Rhonda Shanley, Ann Reed, Row 3.- Lori Herman, Tracey Esterly, Dena DiPasquale, Arlene Weikart, Debbie Nichols, Pam Untch, Wendy Stumperth, Genevieve Huffman. IN CHARGE- Kim Miller (Colorguard Captain), Lori Peppel (Silver Girl), Mike Reich (Drum Major), Lori Schnader (Head Majorette). Lisa Martens (Rifle Sergeant). 124 DIRECTORS' Mr, Jeff Jeckavitch, Mr. Ken Alexander, Mr. Andy Schuller. Mario DiBiase, Gary Poage, Drew Goddard, Rich Herron, Jay Staudt, Don Yeasted, David Ward, John Miller, Jeff Hammond. MAJORETTES- Row .- Lori Peppel. Row 2: Lisa Diamond, Suzie Frazier, Marcia Fliekinger. Sherri Hite, Lori Schnader, Anne Williams, Michelle Weikart, Carla Burson, Dale Lynn Barrick. STAGE BAND Row I: Pam McElwee. Debbie Shone, Mary Schehl, Amy Stumperth, Dave Madison, Michele Weikart, Mike Reich, Row 2 Rich Price, Rich Herron, Shelley Richer!, Pam Ackelson. Larry Poage, Jeff Hammond, Beth Papar- odis, Jim Gabriel. Row 3. Don Yeasted, Drew Goddard. Fritz Schlueter, Gary Poage, Chris Coccta, Mario Di- Biase. Rick Marra. Paul Schlueter. 125 AIDES PA, ANNOUNCERS- Row U Joy Richesson. Row 2s Ginda Woods. Kris Talbot. LIBRARY AIDES- Row It Tina Witherspoon. Lori Peppel, Gloria Reed, Theresa Diehl, Chris Waters, Michelle Yarwood, Kelly Tomich, Mary Jo Jden. Row 2: Becky Pauline, Brenda Lipp, Kim Miller, Monica Clark, Emily Liggett, Lynn Frateschi, Michelle Ktreta, Lori Hippely. Row i?Tina Mitchell, Peggy Mathes. Row 4: Kim Heck, Suzte Frazier, Stacey Rippley, Gina Apicella, Tina Little, Shari Huffman, Cathy Davidson, Melanie Howells, Cathy Finch, Michelle Thomas. Row St Gary Poage, Brad Jones, Don Finch. Joe Noll, Dave Peters, Beth Dickey. Row 6s Ken Schramm, Lori Herman. ATHLETIC DIRECTOR AIDES- Row h Julie Pierce, Anne Med- ford, Dena DiPasquale, Darrin Ackerman. Row 2r Ginda Woods, Pam Strabala, Ursula Sicilia. OFFICE AIDES- Row h Melissa Roberts, Luann Scott, Amy Ryser, Tona Shaulis, Anita Glynn, Kim Lease. Row 2: Lori LaFleme, Cathy Yeasted, Chris Shone, Ann Reed, Beth Barrick, Lorene Ludt, Wende Phillips, Wendy Pizzino. Row 3s Laura Huzyak, Pam Untch, Becky McGuire. Deri Kelly, Tracy Esterly, Laura Shear, Cathy Finch. Row 4-. Pam Strabala, Ginda Woods. Connie Cushman Kris Talbot, Ursula Sicilia. Theresa Diehf, Joy Richesson. SCIENCE AIDES- Row h Ginda Woods, Diana Lutz, Marybeth Hutton, Ursula Sicilia. Mindy MATH AIDES- Row ; Gwen Rousseau, Amy Stumperth, Michelle Fields, Anne Williams, Janice Ritchea, Kim Seese, Row 2s Charlotte Johnson, Wendy Pizzino, Vannoy. Row 2; Cathy Finch. Keith Heston, Mark Amos, Jeff Rice, Sue Allis, Tracy Pizzino, Julie Paumier, Erin Doyle, Debbie Swartz, Laura Shear, Lisa Buchanan. Row 3t Robert Greenisen, Cathy Yeasted, Kathy Lepping, Keith Heston, Nick Watkins, Tony Tranthum, Jerry Zimmerman, Kris Talbot. Row 4s Chris Kenreigh, Pam Strabala, Darrin Acker- man, Gary Collins, Tony Petrucci, Rocco Mango, HISTORY AIDES- Row h Suzle Frazier, Janice Ritchea, Amy Love, Beth Paparodis, Row 2: Kim Miller, Ginda Woods, ENGLISH AIDES- Row L Julie Jugenheimer, Kerry Morissey, Gloria Buritica, Becky Campbell. Row 2s Kelly Dailey, Tracy Thomas, Debbie Swartz, Steve Rosar, Tim Harrington, Tony Tranthum, Larry Sommers, Jeff Waters. WOODSHOP AIDES- Terry Johnson, Steve Shears, HOME EC. AIDES- Row h Tracy Wrask, Janet Grey, Kim Metcalf, Deri Kelly, Row 2 Rocco Mango, Amy Stroka, Marilyn Paparodts. Darrin Ackerman, Diana Lutz, GYM AIDES- Row h Kris Talbot, Connie Cushman, Carl Aptcella, Matt Brooks. Row 2- Larry Sommers, Brian Toothman, Mindy Fields, Rocco Mango, Tony Petrucci. COUNSELOR AIDES- Row h Traci Bettis, Bonnie Jenkins, Chris Waters, Kim Tullis, Donna Loomis, Row 2 Mary Davis, Kelly Tomich, Patty Slocum, Lisa Underwood, Cheryl Menning, BUSINESS AIDES- Row A- Missy Lenigar, Julie Jugenheimer, Holly Smith, Pam Grey, Dorothy Clunen, Row 2 Michelle Smith, Amy Paxon. Tracy Zimmerman, Janet Grey, Melanie TenEyck, Beki Shasteen, l.A.C. AIDES- Gary Collins, Tod BoseL Linda Elias, Darrin Hartman, Mark Bower- sock. HEARING IMP. AND O.H. AIDES- Row L Donna Loomis (H.I.), Anne Hartzell, Jamie Southern, Tina Mitchell. Row 2: Amy Ludwig, Gina Apicella. Row I: Tod Bosel, Fritz Schlueter, Jeff Quinn, Tony Petrucci, Darrin Hartman. Cart Apicella, Tony Tranthum, Larry Sommers, Brian Toothman, Gary Collins, Rocco Mango, Rick Malloy, Dan Dangelo. Row Mike Lesch (Manager), Bob Magyaros, Sean Pougherry, Lex Murray, Ken Gibson, Darrin Ackerman, Jim Murphy, Craig Drzal, Mike Shaffer, Jay Watterson, George Blackburn. James Solmen, Brett Chaffin, Keith Miller, Cliff Eisner. Row 3: Mark Harshman, Shoaff, Rick Dickson, Terry Dougherty, Tony Ross, Primo Knight, Chris Koenriech, Guy Klosterman, Mark Kemats, Larry Miller, Joe Fields, Doug Morris, Rich Huffman, Mike Ketchum, Row 4 Tom May, Steve Brookes, Scott Randolph, Donny Lodge, Tim Brutto, Leo Marple, Doug Smith, Dave Schuster, Frank Bezon, Dan Solmen, Mike Langer, Sean Kirkland, Jim Bakondy, Troy Her, Lee Good, Row 5: Coaches—Fred Kunar. Jim Lantz, Bill Miller, John McKee, Gary Ricker (Head Coach), Jeff StrabaEa. Don Bennett, Mike Sands, Roger Ziegler, Jeff Craig. Our Dedicated Quakers Row I: Tony Swartz, Bill Panzott, Nick Quinn. Kevin Quinn, Mike Lutz, John McClish, Bob Virko, Tim Shaffer, Ted Schuster. Row T; Eric Zines, Nick Rosta, Chris Eddinger, Mike Fromm, Mike Dailey, Doug White, Matt Loudon, Rich Kenreigh, Richard Wrask. Row 3: Scott Thomas, Darin Odey, Tony Knight, Tarry Pidgeon, Duane Anderson, Richard Johnston, Mike Rice, Row 4; Coach Tim Tamati, Manater Ronnie Pierce. Craig Bryant. Andy Brookes. Wally Kelly, Coach Don Bennett, Coach Jeff Strabala. Missing; Sean Righetti. Eric Knoedler, Mark Apicella. Our Mighty Quakers In Action The Salem Quakers finished their season with a record of 5 wins and 5 losses, but most im- portantly the Salem Varsity Quakers brought home the Warrior-Sam II Trophy which will be on permanent display in Salem Senior High School's trophy case. Congratulations Salem for a job well done and for a most exciting season. NICE JOB SALEM. Seniors—Row L Keith Miller, Darrin Ack- erman, George Blackburn, Fritz Schlueter, Larry Sommers, Tony Tranthum, Rick Malloy, Brett Chaffin. Row 2: Lex Murray, Mike Shaffer, Jay Watterson, Carl Api- cella, Rocco Mango, Jeff Quinn, Craig Drzal, Ken Gibson. Row 3: Dan Dangelo, Cliff Eisner, James Solmen, Darrin Hart- man, Gary Collins, Tony Petrucci, Brian Toothman, Tod Bosel, Sean Dougherty. Boys' Tennis The team started out slow, but won six in a row with a 7-5 record. Bad weather played a big part in the bad luck the team had in the beginning of the season. The rain caused lost practice time and also caused games to be postponed. Singles players seniors Don Finch and Tom Patterson and sophomore Doug Morris have played a large role in this year's success. Doubles players Don Yeasted, Steve Som- mers, Brad Roher, and Thad Smith have also done a lot in leading the team to victory. Other seniors on the team are first year players Tod Bosel and Gary Collins. Row I: (L-R) Neil Heston. Greg Roher, Dean Capel, Steve Rosar. Row It Doug Morris, John Omslaer. Mark Mueller, Tom Patterson, Matt Alth- ouse. Row J Brad Roher, Thad Smith, Steve Sommers, Don Yeasted, Don Finch, Tod Bosel, and Gary Collins. Quaker Golf And Tennis Row I—Dave Edling, Sam McKinney, Tom Patterson, Nathan Wilson, Nick Citino, Nolin Fieldhouse Row 2—Matt Lesko, Mike Garafalo, Brett Bezeredi, John Murphy, Greg Moffett. Steve Summers. Ted Burger 133 The 1984 edition of the Quaker Vol- leyball Team battled its way to a 6-14 season finish. Under coach, Don Conser, the Quakers finished 1-1 in tournaments giving them an overall 7- 15 record. The girls had a somewhat disappointing season, but the many un- derclass varsity players gained valu- able experience. The team is losing five outstanding senior players. Kris Talbot, Pam Strabala, Tania Pshniak, Lori Schnader, and Lynette Robb all performed admirably for the Quakers. They will be missed. Quaker Vol Row I—Pam Strabala. Lori Schnader, Kris Talbot, Gtna Apicella. Wendy Pizzino, Lynette Robb Row J— Tania Pshniak. Cathy Francisco, Dawn Jenkins, Dena Hartman, Kathy Davidson, Tracey Pizzino. 134 The reserve volleyball team, coached by Molly Capacia and Scott Kauffman, finished their season at 77-11. The JV Team showed great potential this year. The teamwork exhibited by the team was impressive and teamwork is so important. The members of the Re- serve Team showed great promise and desire for competition on the varsity level next year. The drive and deter- mination is tradition at Salem. 135 Boys’ Cross Country Row f- Brian Amos, Bob Monteleone, Mike McGrath, Roger Tullis, Alan Snyder, John Pion- towski, Jeff Lynn. Row 2- Steve Shears, Greg Murray, Matt Settle, Jimmy Spanbauer, Jon McCracken, Matt Brooks. The 1983-84 Cross Country Team finished the season with an 8-fOrecord under Coach Mike Guappone, They captured second place in the County Meet and fourth place in the M.V.C, Meet, The Team's captains this year were Steve Shears, Alan Snyder and Roger TuJIis. The only senior on the team was Steve Shears. Girls’ Cross Country This was the first year that Salem and Coach Mike Guappone had a complete girls' team. Their team finished an im- pressive season with an astounding UNDEFEATED RECORD! Linda Elias was the only senior girl, and Tracy Es- terly was the team's captain. Tracy finished first in the County Meet where the team took first place. They ended a remarkable season with a first place finish in the M.V.C. Left to Right: Sue McKinney, Diana Huffman, Tracy EsterJy, Kim Ricker, Dena DiPasquale Missing- —Linda Elias. Quaker Cag Winnin Row J- Brad Capel, Dave Milheim. Rich Herron, Mike Madison, Joe Noll, Dave Edling. Row 2- Coach Spack, Brian Toothman, Tim Harrington. Brad Jones, John Breckenridge, Jon McCracken. Coach Allen. The 1983-84 basketball team created much excitement for the Salem fans this year. Coach George Spack and the team ended the year at 14-9. The Quak- ers were led by 610 John Brecken- ridge and 6’5” Brad Jones, who along with speedster. Rich Herron, and crowd-igniting, Joe Noll, kept the Sa- lem fans on their feet. The team's greatest win came in the district semi- finals when they beat state power- house, Warren Western Reserve. The team had a unique quality that many other Salem teams did not possess. The closeness between the players and their coach and between themselves is a quality that should never be forgot- ten, The Quakers had six seniors who guided the team throughout the year. They were: John Breckenridge, Brian Toothman, Tim Harrington, Mike Madison, Rich Herron, and John Murphy. 138 ?rs Slam I Season Basketball . . . L 1LM First Row (L-R): John Fieldhouse, John Omslaer, Brian Browne, Duane Anderson, John Zimman. Bernie Zaina. Tarry Pidgeon, Manager Tony Swartz. Second Row: Coach Shivers, Ken Munsayac, Mike Scahill, Dale Jenkins, Brett Bezeredi, Willi Colbert, Andy Brookes, Nick Citino. The team finished the season at 7-8, A very exciting season where most of the loses came by fewer than five points. The players advanced in their play throughout the season. With four fresh- men moved up to reserve, we started the season with very few players with exper- ience from the previous year. This fact made the advancement of this team all the more important because now there will be several players for reserve basket- ball next year. Provided, of course, they work hard on the fundamental skills nec- essary to succeed. But this team has a certain determination during the season that should help them prepare for the future seasons. 140 . . . And More Basketball SORRY, WE WERE UNABLE TO LOCATE A BOYS' RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM PIC- TURE. THE TEAM MEMBERS WERE: Dave Madison Brad Capel Chip Null Mark McCartney Richard Wrask Rich Elias Paul Schlueter Joe Marks Doug Sicilia Craig Bryant John Fieldhouse Damien Roelen Mike Slanker Rich Huffman Girl’s Varsity Basketball Jenni Gow Cathy Francisco, Michele Vannoy, Gina Apicella, Craig Readshaw. Dina Hartman, Ginda Woods, Amy Goodbailet, Darla Huddleston, and Jill Bosei This year was a rebuilding year for the varsity team. Ginda Woods, with an outstanding season, was the only Senior leaving. Overall the season wasn't as good as expected, but that did not keep them from fighting in tournaments. With a hard loss to Boardman in their second tourna- ment game, this ended their season. There should be a special congratulation to Amy Good- ballet, for making first team all county; Cathy Fransico, making second team all county; and Ginda Woods, honorable metion all county. Girls’ JV’s Basketball The reserve's season was the best since coach Shane Franks started his coaching here. The overall sea- son was 14-6. With an entire team effort, reserves won first place in the M.V.C. This took a lot of desire and teamwork. The high was beat- ing Canfield twice. It was a team effort} no one person did all the work. Salem can expect an even better team next year. Left to right: Chris Cosgrove Sabrina Wilm$, Heather Morrison, L$a Esterly, Holly Clark, Kim Tullis, Angie Hartman, Becky Prickett Mindy Schnader, Chris Shone, Chris Kells Quaker Row I- Mike Lutz, Martin Yerkey, Steve Brooks. John Rush, Jeff Mitchell, Mike Daily, Mike Shaffer, Dave Moore. Row 2- Jim Kataro, Guy Klosterman, Leo Marpfe, Scott Toof Randolf, Mike Lutsch, Jamey Solmen, Danny Solmen, Jay Watterson. Not Pictured- Jeff 'Psycho” Quinn. 144 Wrestlers 146 S.H.S. Cheerleaders VARSITY CHEERLEADERS. (Front Row L-R) Nan Webb, Melissa Roberts (Back JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS. (L-R) Julie Paumier, Kim Baugh, Julie Pasko, Patty Row L-R) Juli Wilt, LuAnn Scott, Jamie Southern, Anne Hartzell. Noles, Sharon Ewing, Valerie Julian, (not picturedBecky McGuire) WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS (Front Row L-R) Melinda Pence, Captain, Bren- da Holben, Sharon Penny. Beth Capel, Laura Newton (Back Row L-R) Nadine Lozier, Marcia Flickinger, Sheri Hite, Kellie Cunningham, Jennifer Danklef FRESHMEN CHEELEADERS: (Top) Nicolette Ehler (Middle L-R) Kim Law, Carmen Curtis, Heather Goodballet (Bottom L-R) Lori Wilson, Dawn Pitts Boys’ Track Row I- Mike Lutz, Dominic Quinn, John Pudge McClish, Grant Lehwald, Mike GreenJeaf, Bob Vitko, Lex Murray, Mike Lutsch. Tony Tiger Petrucci. John Witherspoon, Paul Wolf, Chuck Gamble, Mike McGrath, John Casey, Looch Lu- chansky. Row 2 Tom Van Horn, Doug Smith, Mike Daily, Greg Murray, Steve Hoffmaster, Bob Monteleone, Doug Atlas White, Craig Bryant, Leo Marple, Matt Loudon, Brian Amos, Row 3- Tom Peterson, David Shoaff, Wally Kelly, Tony Knight, Alan Snyder, Paul Bear Bryant, Delbert McCallister, Ken Munsayac, Roger Tullis, Tim Brutto, Jim Spanbauer, Bob Legs Magyaros, Brad CapeL Missing- Matt Brookes, W, Colbert, Rob Doyle, Rich Kenreigh, Rich Marra, J. Piont- kowski, Scott Randolph, Eric Shasteen, Larry Sommers, 1984 Track Season 148 Girls' Track Row I: (L'R) Sue McKinney, Kim Lawlis, Chris Shone, Diana Reese, Pam Strabala, Linda Elias, Brenda Lipp, Becky Pauline, Sabrina Wilms, Lisa McGrath, Kelly Dougherty. Row 3: Diana Huffman, Maria Goodchild. Anne Medford, Sue Allis, Tracy Esterly, Kim Ricker. Becky McGuire, Shelly Richert, Dena DiPasquale, Amy Fox, Dorene Unger. Row 3: Kris Knoedler, Lisa Esterly, Roxanne Hostetler, Connie Kubankin, Robin Penny, Amy Winter, Carrifen Curtis, Pam Rodriquez, Dina Hartman, Joanie Burchfield, Whitney Browne, 149 Get Into The Swing!! 15-5 Team Membersi Front Row Left to Right— Damian Roden, Glenn Martin, Tim Herron, Fritz Schfueter, Steve Galchick, Paul Sehlueter, Mark McCartney, Second Row Left to Right—Lee Good, Tony Ross, Pat Roelen, Ted Burger, Dan Blubaugh, Rocco Mango, Carl Apicella, Jim Burchfield, and Jeff Quinn, Missing from PhotoDuane Anderson, Nick Citino, Sean Crum, Rich Elias, Rich Huffman, Sean Kirkland. Mike Langer, Matt Lesko, Joe Marks, John Martinelli, Jim Monteleone, Tarry Pidgeon, Mike Scahill, Ted Schuster. One of the few HR's by Carl!! The Quaker baseball team and coaches can be credited with the fine season finishing 15-5, one of the best winning records of Coach Lantz’s time. The Quakers can also hold their heads high because this team has captured the Sectional Champs title for the J984 Sea- son, This fine team is made up of most- ly seniors who will be leaving, but the pride still shines through. Special Good Luck to the senior members on their way to college and maybe baseball ca- reers. Good Luck to Coach Lantz in the years to come. What was that call? ISO FOOTBALL BOYS’ BASKETBALL WRESTLING Opponent Home Opponent Opponent Home Opponent Opponent Home Opponent Score Score Score Score Score Score Cleveland East 20 14 Girard 62 61 Alliance 9 54 Campbell IB 14 Austintown Fitch 57 64 Canfield 35 27 Youngstown East 28 28 Warren J.F.K. 77 82 West Branch 39 32 Girard 21 22 Youngstown East 72 68 Minerva 23 31 Struthers 7 21 Campbell 61 63 Austintown Fitch 6 54 Canfield 10 0 Youngstown South 72 71 OT Girard 38 24 Poland 35 7 Boardman 76 52 Ravenna 18 44 J.F.K. 10 14 Ursuline 59 53 Marlington 22 32 East Liverpool 23 2 Canfield 65 57 Liberty 17 42 West Branch 23 16 Poland 49 58 Brookfield 33 28 West Branch 99 66 Ursuline 46 17 East Liverpool 84 65 Hubbard 42 22 Struthers 57 35 Beaver Local 29 28 Girard 78 66 Hubbard 45 25 Campbell 67 71 Boardman 15 41 Warren J.F.K. 55 57 St. Ed II 52 Canfield 60 59 St. Thomas 18 49 Poland 50 53 OT Louisville 8 53 Struthers 71 45 Alliance 70 76 Tournaments Beaver Local 59 49 Warren Western 73. 71 OT Reserve Warren Harding 46 71 BASEBALL GIRLS’ BASKETBALL GIRLS' TENNIS Opponent Home Opponent Opponent Home Opponent Opponent Home Opponent Score Score Score Score Score Score Marlington 2 1 Ursuline 44 41 Alliance 3 2 Beaver Local 3 3 Beaver Local 38 53 Ursuline 3 2 Austintown Fitch 5 3 Boardman 49 60 Niles 0 5 Canfield 6 5 Canton McKinley 37 74 Howland 4 1 Struthers 6 3 Austintown Fitch 27 54 Austintown Fitch 3 2 Poland 2 7 Struthers 33 36 J.F.K. 0 5 Campbell 8 4 Louisville 47 30 Campbell 5 0 Canfield 9 3 Girard 70 38 Boardman 0 5 J.F.K. 3 7 J.F.K. 55 81 W, Western Reserve 3 2 (Double Header) 6 1 West Branch 43 49 Mooney 2 3 Louisville 2 i Canfield 29 60 Struthers 4 1 Girard 9 5 Poland 68 52 Canfield 0 5 Girard 6 4 Campbell Struthers 44 51 47 JA Liberty 2 1 3 A Campbell 4 1 49 Poland 1 4 West Branch 7 3 Girard 44 47 Struthers 2 8 J.F.K. 37 59 Poland 4 6 West Branch 36 53 West Branch 3 2 Canfield 47 56 (Double Header) Tournaments Poland Ursuline 11 5 2 4 Poland Campbell Ursuline 57 59 48 45 53 36 0 2 Boardman 42 57 VOLLEYBALL CROSS COUNTRY COLE Opponent Home Opponent Opponent Home Opponent Opponent Home Opponent Score Score Score Score Score Score East Liverpool 2 0 Columbiana 174 181 Beaver Local 37 69 West Branch 0 2 West Branch 179 (61 West Branch 37 27 United 2 0 J.F.K. 179 191 Hubbard 23 38 East Liverpool 1 2 Girard ISO 168 Poland 19 62 East Palestine 0 2 West Branch ISO 181 Ursuline 60 62 Marlington 2 0 Beaver Local 171 176 Canfield 21 36 Massillon Washington 1 2 St rut hers 177 196 Campbell 119 36 Beaver Local 0 2 Campbell 177 197 Warren J.F.K. 48 15 Canton Timken 0 2 Canfield 177 180 Struthers 20 62 Canton South 0 2 Poland 180 188 M.V.C. Wellsville 1 2 Campbell 185 198 Warren J.F.K. 118 35 West Branch 0 2 St. Thomas 182 161 Canfield 118 47 Louisville 2 0 J.F.K. 182 195 Poland 118 56 Marlington 2 0 East Liverpool 182 198 Struthers 118 181 East Palestine 0 2 Girard 176 164 East Liverpool 45 19 Canton McKinley 0 2 Beaver Local 193 192 West Branch 0 2 Canfield 180 171 Massilon Jackson 2 1 Poland 193 187 Canton Glen Oak 0 2 East Liverpool 204 192 Beaver Local 0 2 Struthers 204 202 Tournaments Youngstown 2 0 Woodrow Wilson BOYS' TENNIS GIRLS' TRACK £ FIELD BOYS' TRACK Opponent Home Opponent Opponent Home Opponent Opponent Home Opponent Score Score Score Score Score Score Cardinal Mooney 0 5 West Branch 74 54 West Branch 67 65 United 1 4 Campbell Memorial 92.5 34.5 Campbell Memorial 104 28 Ursuline 0 5 East Liverpool 59 69 Warren J. F. K. 43 89 Niles 3 2 Warren J.F.K. 93 35 Struthers 101 31 Howland 0 5 Struthers 82 46 Fitch 0 5 United 3 2 Warren Western 3 2 Cope Relays Fifth Place Reserve Alliance Fifth Place West Branch 3 2 Invitational West Branch 4 1 County Meet Third Place Champion 5 0 MVC Meet Runner-Up Struthers 5 0 Sectional District Tie Sixth Place Poland 0 5 Regional Six Events Canfield 1 5 Participated Campbell 2 3 State One Qualifier 153 154 In The Main Office Mrs. Marilou HoJroyd; Secre- tary Mrs. Joanne Ricker: Secretary Mrs. Dora Tinsiey: Vocational Secretary Mrs. Wanda Yakubek: Nurse's Secretary 156 The Board And Mr. Bryce Kendall: President Dr. Terrence Casey: Vice Board of Education President Board of Education Ms. Carolyn Funk: Treasurer of Board Mr. William McCormick: Board of Education Mrs. Doris Niederhiser Mr. Charles McShane: Pupil Superintendent's Secretary Personnel Vocational Director Administration Mr. Bruce Gordon: Board of Education Mrs. Martha Lofland: Board of Education Mr. Robert Pond: Superintendent Mr. Randy Engle: Assistant Superintendent Mr. Ray Steffan: Athletic Director Mrs, Theresa McShane: Activities Treasurer 157 Mr. Jerry Allen; Health Mr. Carl Bevington; Mathematics, Computer Ms. Marena Carmello; Vocational Home Economics Mrs. Carol Baillie; Physical Education Mr. Bob Citino; Vocational Machine I Mr. Jerry Beiling; Vocational Drafting Mrs. Jan Bosu; Guidance Counselor Mrs. Dorothy Conkle; I.O.E. Steno I Mr. Steve Birtalam Business Education mm i Mr. Don Bennett; World History, U, $. History, Driver Education Mr. Ken Bosu. Geometry Advanced Algebra Mr. Donald Consen Industrial Arts 158 Miss Debbie Henderson: Orthopedically Handicapped Mr. Bill Esposito: English, Journalism Mrs. Tina Hays: Algebra I and II Practical Math Mrs. Ann Coy: Library Aide Mrs. Jean Esposito: English Mr. Paul Headland: IAC Mrs. Mary Alice Cozzat Family Living Miss Arlene Hasson: Civics World Geography Mrs. Carol Jeckavitch: Vocal Music Mr. Jeff Jeckavitch: Instrumental Music Mrs. Elaine Haddad: Typing I Bookkeeping I and II Mrs. Audrey Dohan I.O.E. Accounttng I TS9 Mr. Don K'tblen Physics, Earth Science Mrs, Ruth Marhefka: Personal Typing, Typing 1, Spanish I and II Mr. Steve Krivonaki IAC Mrs. Frances May: Biology I and II Mr, James LantZr English Mrs, Janice McKenzie: I.O.E. Steno II Miss Jeanne Lettenbergen Hearing Impaired Miss Evelyn Mercure? English 160 Mr. David Morris: P.O.D., U.S. History Mr. Robert Mucet: English Mr. Kirk Ritchie: Earth Science Mrs. Marylou Polshaw: Art Mrs. Traudi Reed: German and English Miss Joyce Rafferty: P.O.D., Psychology Mr. Mike Powers: English II, IA, II Mr. John Oana: OWE Mr. Frank Parks: Biology Mr. Craig Readshaw; Business Education Mr. Clyde Ross: Physical Education 161 Mrs. Jeanne Schulte: French and Spanish I Miss Marilyn Santullo: Typing I and II, Business Education Mrs, Linda Schneider: IOE Accounting II Mrs. Helen Shivers? Media Specialist Mr. Tom Shoeni: Choir Mr. Richard Steffen Guidance Counselor Mr. James Shivers; Math Mr. George Spack: World History� U.S. History, Government Mr. Frank Stone? Vocational Machine Mr. Tim Tamati: Mechanical Drawing I and If Mr. Charles Trough: Mathematics Mr. Donald Turner: Chemistry 162 Mr. Robert Viencekr Theatre Production� Junior English, College Writing Mrs. Anita Ward: Guidance Counselor Mr. Richard Warner: Vocational Guidance Counselor Miss Janis Yereb; Art 163 CLEANING MATRONS; Row I—Margaret Kicko? Row 2- -Ruth Mens, Beverly Birkhmen Row I—Allie Hollingen Pat Straub (Missing). CUSTODIANS: Left to Right—Bob Miller, Gene Straub, Jim Snyder, Missing—Fred Kunar. CAFETERIA WORKERS; (Left to Right) Fran Dickey, Ginny Sox, Mary Fowler, Rita Cameron (Director), Marsha Swartz, Donna Walzer, Barb Johnson, Dorothy Miller. (Gloria McNeelan—Missing) Miss Rita Cameron: Food Mrs. Carol Headland: Secre- Service Director tary. Food Service 164 TABLE OF ADVERTISERS Agrabrite, Century 21 167 Lyie Printing .................. Arbaugh-Pearce-Greenisen ................... 167 Machine Shop ................... Athlete's Choice ........................... 167 MacMillan ...................... Automotive Parts Warehouse ................. 167 McCulloch's .................... Bank One ................................. 184 McKinney's Furniture ........... Beall Battery .............................. 167 Moffets ....................... E. W. Bliss ................................ 184 George Morris Agency ............. Bonfert’s Beauty Shoppe .................... 178 Muffler House .................. Brown’s Amoco .............................. 184 Null’s Sporting Goods .......... Bruce Capel Agency ..........................167 Parker Chevrolet ............... Casual Fashions .............................168 Parker Hunter . .. ............. Ceremics by Shirl ...........................168 Patterson Chrysler-Plymouth .. . Chappell £ Zimmerman ....................... 168 Peoples Lumber ................. Church Budget £ Envelope Co..................180 Portage Supply ................. Consumers Nat l Bank ...................... 169 Quaker Cabel TV ................ Davidson's ................................. 169 Quaker Manufacturing ........... Dental Health Group ........................ 168 Rocco's ........................ Eljer Plumbing ..............................182 Rodis Gin Mill .............. Endres Gross ................................168 Salem Anesthesia ............... Ezio’s ................................... 172 Salem Club ..................... Fenske’s .................................. 169 Salem Drug ..................... Firestone Electric ......................... 181 Salem Foodland ................. Firestone Sheet Metal .......................181 Salem Glass £ Mirror ........... Finch's Ashland ............................ 169 Salem IGA ...................... Gene Sohio ................................. 182 Salem Label .................... Glogan’s .................................. 168 Salem Music Centre ............. Gold Cross ................................ 172 Salem Tire ..........•.......... Hanself’s ...................................178 Salem Touchdown Club .......... Bruce R. Herron .............................170 Sebring Container Corp.......... Herron Foods ................................169 Sekeley Industries, Inc......... Independent Hose ............................178 Sherwin Williams ............... Industrial Paper Shredders ..................169 Daniel E. Smith ........,------- Insta Copy ..................................171 Stambaughs ..................... JC Penney ...................................170 Suburban Market ................ LK Restaurant ...............................173 Superior Wallpaper £ Paint ..... Lease Drug ..................................171 Student Council ................ Lederle’s Auto Service ......................181 Timberlanes .................... Legacy Steakhouse ............................170 Trash-Mashers Lippiatt Floor Covering ......................183 Troll’s Jewelry Lora's Little Shop ..........................171 Union Commercial £ Savings Bank Loudon Ford ..................................173 WSOM WQXK ...................... Loves Pastries .............................. 173 Zeigler's Sports Trophies ....... Lustigs ......................................173 180 182 172 171 181 171 171 170 172 174 174 174 180 174 174 175 175 175 175 176 176 184 176 176 176 177 177 177 177 177 177 178 182 178 178 178 179 179 179 179 179 179 ARGABRITE REALTY ARBAUGH PEARCE GREENISEN 1617 E. State St. Salem. OH 332-4401 AUTOMOTIVE PARTS WAREHOUSE 2233 E. Pershing First Federal Savings £ Loan Building Salem, Ohio Century 21 337-9509 JJflLETE'S J CHOICE 396 E, State St , Salem, OH 332-1760 121 N. Lisbon, Carrollton, OH 627-4448 206 W, State St Salem, Ohio 332-0056 BRUCE R. CAPEL AGENCY BEALL BATTERY AND ELECTRIC 788 E. Pershing Salem. Ohio 332-4526 1265 E. State St. Salem, OH 337-3347 167 CASUAL FASHIONS 420 E, State St, Salem, Ohio 337-3955 DENTAL HEALTH GROUP 1410 E, State St. Salem, Ohio UADY Bus. Ph. 337-8711 CONCRETE CHAPPELL ZIMMERMAN, INC. 641 OLIVET STREET SALEM. OHIO 44460 Jud Chappell Ned R. Chappell Ceramics by Shirl 1454 Franklin St. Salem, Ohio 44460 216-332-0168 GLOGAN’S 545 E. State St. Salem, OH 332-4687 Congratulations Class Of 84 ndw-j, ddmtt •jRoa 'M and Phone 337-3358 168 141 South Ellsworth, Salem, Ohio Phone: 332-0377 Open cBank 614 E. Lincoln Way r Minerva, Ohio Monday thru Thursday 9 am - 5 pm Friday 9 am 8 pm Sat 9 am till noon. , A FULL', SERVICE] BANK, Congratulations Class Of 1984 FENSKES NEWS AGENCY Salem's Converse Shoe Headquarters Next To The Salem Theater 337-6962 HERRON FOODS 174 Dodge Dr. P.O. Box 4010 Salem, Ohio 44460 337-3401 FINCH’S ASHLAND 291 S. Lincoln Salem, Ohio 337-8003 (216) 332-0024 V Industrial Paper Shredders, Inc, 707 South Ellsworth Avenue • Salem. Ohio 44460 Davidson Sales £ Service INTERNATIONAL TRUCK PARTS, SALES, SERVICE HEAVY DUTY WRECKER SERVICE 515 PROSPECT ST. SALEM, OH. PHONE 216 332-1583 NO JOB TOO BIG 24 HOUR SERVICE BRUCE R. HERRON 1717 E. State St. Salem, Ohio 337-3457 JX. PENNEY 503 E. State St. Downtown Salem Shop Our Catalog Center Phone 332 0051 JCPenney Center of Salem Plaza Salem, Ohio The LEGACY STEAKHOUSE Home of Fine Foods 2356 E State Street 332-1807 170 LORA S LITTLE SHOP Still Serving The Nicest People LEASE Second § Ellsworth Salem, Ohio Best Wishes to the Class of 84 Free parking and delivery GEORGE MORRIS INSURANCE AGENCY 1376 E. State St. 332-0258 332-0049 Congratulations To The Class Of 84 Bridals Formats 140 S. Lincoln Salem, Ohio Phone 337-7050 • L tt fh ads • Envelope • Business Cards • In vole • NCR Forms • Announcements • Flyers • Invitation� mmm 139 N. ELLSWORTH AVE. 332-9365 567 E. State Street Salem, Ohio Floor Coverings Custom Window Treatments 332-4637 MOFFETT'S MEN'S WEAR 360 E. 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STATE DAILY 5 AM 3i50 PM f«l 6 AM TO PM SAT. «AM 4PM CLOUD SUNDAY BONFERT'S BEAUTY SHOP 184 $. Lincoln Salem, Ohio 337-3812 Amelia Mehno Gladys Votaw Linda Ammon Debbie Blankenship Edna Wright Shannon Pitts Alice Hippfey Ljanselfs t Salem • Columbiana Leetonia (216) 332-4568 Fashion Leader For Over 57 Years.” J i N Congratulations! D LK RESTAURANT E � p ft E 1297 E. Pidgeon Rd- S N Open C b D Sun.-Thurs. i F 6 a.m.-l2 p.m. L t Fri.-Sat. U N 24 Hours B T LUSTIG’S SHOE STORE 460 E. State Salem, OF! 332-5108 Congratulations Class Of 1984 Salem, Ohio 173 PARKER CHEVROLET CADILLAC CHRYSLER Vlymoulfi 292 W. State St, Salem, OH 332-4683 Sales-Servtce PARKER HUNTER, INC 165 E. State Salem, Oh. Investment Brokers PORTAGE SUPPLY CO. PATTERSON Chrysler Plymouth 1965 N, Ellsworth Ave. Salem 337-3475 QUAKER CABLE T.V. 850 W. State St. Salem, Ohio 337-8783 427 E, State St, Salem, Ohio 332-1527 ROCCO’S MEN'S WEAR, INC. MEN'S CLOTHING AND TUXEDO RENTAL ALTERATIONS 17© SOUTH BROADWAY SALEM. 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Ellsworth Salem, Ohio 337-9551 LEDERLE’S AUTO BODY 253lh Penn Ave. Salem, Ohio 332-5125 AUTO SIRVUE MECHANICAL AUTO repair ENGINES TRANSMISSIONS MR 181 ELJER PLUMBING WARE 921 5. Ellsworth Ave. Salem, Ohio 332-4691 GENE S DRIVE THRU BEER $ WINE CARRYOUT 1750 East State Salem, OH 337-9069 182 THE QUAKER YEARBOOK STAFF Extends Its Congratulations To The Class Of ’84 Remember Your Home Town Salem means city of peace ’ It is named for Salem, NJ , the place from which co-founder Zadok Street Sr. journeyed with him family during the winter of 1805. Upon arriving in the area, he found approxi- mately 100 inhabitants, and a school that had been established a year earlier. Elisha Shooley had arrived in 1801 and built the first log cabin at a location near the railroad tracks on $. Lincoln, On April 30, 1806 (three years after Ohio had been admitted as the 17th state of the Union), Zadok Street and John Straughan founded our town, A corner stone was placed at the intersection of State St. and Ellsworth Ave. Seven streets were originally planned. Unfortu- nately, Zadok Street lived only sixteen months after the city was founded. A model replica of his log cabin home, made from the original wood, is on display at the Salem Historical Society. Excerpt from book titled SOME REMEMBRANCES OF SALEM'S PAST, by Dale E. Shaffer LIPPIATT'S FLOOR COVERING CARPET DRY CLEANING 1359 W. State St. Salem, OH Carpet Vinyl Tile Pam Ackelson Gina Apicella Dorothy Clunen Cathy Finch Stephanie Grewe Sharon Guiler Shari Huffman Gina Knight Diane Lora Michelle Madjarac Pam McElwee Tammy Meissner Beth Paparodis Dave Peters Wendi Philips Leigh Pierce Tona Shaulis Steve Shears Susie Shears Amy Stumperth Roger Tullis BUSS E.W, Bliss Company Since 1857” 5305 S Ellsworth Salem Ohio AMOCO motor Club WRECKER SERVICE BROWN’S AMOCO 178 NORTH ELLSWORTH AVENUE SALEM. OHIO 44460 PHONE: 332-5468 - 332-0746 Good Luck Seniors EXHAUST SYSTEMS - BRAKE WORK - MOTOR TUNE-UP Compliments Of SALEM FOODLAND Save The Most On The Brands You Want” 2366 E. State St. Salem Plaza 337-6378 GOOD LUCK! PATRON APS BEST WISHES Sal £ Alma Apicella Dale £ Thelma Barrick Mr. £ Mrs, Rinehart CONGRATULATIONS! A Teacher Linda £ Fred Ackerman Leonard £ Dorothy Bonsall Joan Claar Mary Alice Cozza Mr. £ Mrs. Orfeo DiBiase Terry £ Doris Hoopes Denen £ Bill Panzott Richard Stoffer Gary Watkins Judy Watkins You Made it! Dan Blubaugh Jerry £ Sandy Capel Dave £ Joyce Cunningham Anne Davidson Mr. £ Mrs. Don Evans James Hammond David Holbert Tom £ Debbie James Tom £ Betsy Johnson Robert £ Jetty Martin Bob £ Dorothea Maurer Lois Kepics George £ Thelma Morris Bob Mucci Phase HI Weight Control Center, Inc. Brenda Chengelis, Instructor Ron Ganslein, Sr. Lou £ Kerry Ramunno Virginia Stape Frank £ Eleanor Robertson Bob £ Carol Shone Jim £ Alice Wilson Dave £ Nola Yerkey John £ Marilyn Zimmann Ed £ Linda Brutto Charles £ Rosalie Kisner Marlene Randolph Carla £ Glenn McCartney Karen McElwee Linda Mueller Carol Patterson Best of Luck Donald Conser Joyce A. Daniel Bill £ Joe Davidson Bob £ Arlene DeCrow Mr. £ Mrs. Art Frazier Reana Johnston Robert £ Helene Johnson Ellie £ Larry Parker Raymond £ Nelda Magnetic Terry £ Mary Lou Rufer Anita Ward Michelle Weikart Audrey Dohar YEAAHIIIll Bill McElwee Pam McElwee I Best of Luck to the Class of ’84 Ms. Carmello f f School Events In addition to the usual dances, West Branch Week. Homecoming, vaca- tions, and studying ses- sions, three events helped liven up this spring. SHS celebrated National Li- brary Week April 9-13. A balloon launch kicked off the week-long celebration. Teachers picked students who had improved during the year and the names of those students were put on tags fastened to the bal- loons. These were launched by library aides In the courtyard. Prizes were awarded to those who had returns on their tags. Stu- dents also had the opportu- nity to answer questions with the help of reference materials and could solve a code in the showcase. On April T6, the family liv- ing students became the proud parents of eggs. The eggs represented babies and the students were re- quired to keep baby with them at all times. The pro- ject was used to illustrate the responsibilities that are involved in having a child. Don't take my babiesl (Front row, left to right) Erin Doyle, Ken Schram (the father of two sets of twin boys), Kim Adams, Ursula Sicilia, Scott Davis. (Back row, left to right) Chris Waters, Darrin Hartman, Bob Ross, Janet Gray, Bruce England, Kelly Jackson, Brian Toothman, Mindy Fields, Ted Burger, Kim Crofcheck, Brian Metz, Lori Herman, David Dunn, Amy Love. 186 Students In Government Photography Class Pam Evans, as the Mayor of Salem, helped lead fellow students run the city on May I for Student in Gov- ernment Day, The students met with their real life counterparts in the morn- ing, toured the County Courthouse, and ran the evening council meeting. The following students par- ticipated Pam Evans, Darrin Hartman, Mike Reich, Da- vid Ward, Pam Smith, Ginda Woods, Sherry Set- tle, Don Finch, Pam McEI- wee, Mark Amos, Cathy Finch, Kim Miller, Steve Shears, Monica Clark, Tere- sa Diehl, Penny Robertson, Tom Patterson, David Dunn, Mary Mozina, Rob Bailey, Leigh Pierce, and Kathy Yeasted, A large thank-you goes to the photography ciass who helped supply the yearbook with pictures. (Front row, left to right) Landy McCartney, Mindy Fields, Mike Shaffer, Mark Kowalczyk, Fritz Schlueter, Leslie Tetlow, Lori Peppel, Julie Jones. (Back row, left to right) Cliff Eisner, Darrin Fleath, Denise Beilis, Jim Eidel, Janice Ritchea. Tom Fox, Tony Trantham, Don Finch, Marilyn Paparodis, Scott Shaffer, Jamie Southern, Penny Robertson, Rob Bailey. Kathy Lepping. (Not pictured: Steve Shears, Tom Patterson, Alice Sarginger. Ginger Twaddle. 187 Sports vw In The News Election news was big this year along with more trouble in Bei- rut, El Salvador, and difficult relations with Russia. This was a big year for movies, too. Terms of Endearment won five Oscars, including best picture, best actress, and best supporting actor. Shirley MacLarne ( Terms ) and Rob- ert Duvall ( Tender Mercies ) received Oscars for best ac- tress and actor. Jack Nicholson ( Terms”) won best supporting actor, while Linda Hunt ( The Year of Living Dangerously”) won best supporting actress. Other movies that were popu- lar, but received no awards were Footloose . Against All Odds” and the television mov- ies The Day After” and Vi The Final Battle . Foreign affairs were of utmost importance in President Rea- gan's administration. The big event was his trip to mainland China. He also had to deal with difficulties in Russian relations. Russia shot down a Korean jet with severat U.5. passengers aboard and announced they wouldn’t participate in the Summer Olympics. Other Iron Curtain countries followed suit. El Salvador. 190 Linda Hunt and Shirley MacLaine. BEST WISHES TO OUR FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS This year Salem students befriended two very excep- tional people, each representing a diverse background of heritage and culture. The first was Carla Mencia, who came to our school through the efforts of AFS. Carla lives in Tegucigalpa, Hondouras where she re- sides with her parents and one sister. She is IS years old and, having taken one semester of college in Hon- douras, plans on an occupation in psychology. Our sec- ond exchange student was Junko Fukuda from Kure Hiroshima, Japan. Junko is 19 years old and has two brothers. She also has taken one semester of college in her homeland and is majoring in home economics. Thank-You This was a hectic year, but we pulled together and got the job done. I would like to thank my assistant editor, Cathy Finch, and the rest of the hard working staff. Steve Shears, head pho- tographer, receives much thanks along with the following people who supplied pictures? Rob Bailey, Cliff Eisner, Don Finch, Julie Jones, Kathy Lepping, Marilyn Paparodis, Lori Pep- pel, Penny Robertson, Fritz Schlueter, Mike Shaffer, Scott Shaffer, Jamie Southern, Tony Trantham, Denise Bei- lis. Jim Eidel, Mindy Fields, Darrin Heath, Mark Kowalczyk, Landy McCartney, Tom Patterson, Janice Ritchea, Alice Sarginger, Leslie Tet- low, Roger Tullis, Ginger Twaddle, and Nick Watkins. A great deal of grati- tude goes to Mr, Brayer, our Josten's representative, who answered all our questions. Mrs. Dohar, our advisor, deserves a lot of thanks, also. She did a lot of the paper work and general morale boosting. As the pages went to Josten's Publish- ing Company, I was pleased with the work the staff had done. I hope it will bring back many pleasant memories of the '83-'84 school year. 192 Looking Ahead . . . To put the future in perspec- tive we need to look at the memories of our high school years. While getting pictures taken and ordering announce- ments the seniors were re- minded of their future plans such as a higher education, working, or marriage. We all strengthened relation- ships with friends, tried to learn in classes, did experi- ments in labs, and the football team won the Warrior Sam Trophy. 193 To The Future Michael Jackson made the news this year when his hair caught on fire during a Pepsi commercial, and he won eight Grammys this year. Politics had a major role this year. Walter Mondale was the projected presidential can- didate to oppose President Reagan, but Sena- tor Gary Hart had won surprising victories in New England primaries as this went to the publisher� and John Glenn and Rev. Jesse Jackson had not done well We’ll have to wait until November to determine who will hold the future of the United States. Remember the snowstorm that hit Salem on Monday, February 27, and school was can- celed for three days? Rosalyn Sumners. Olympic ice skater, won the medal that brought the U.S. Olympic Team's total of medals to eight. 194 195 The end of the year finally ar- rived and so has the end ot this yearbook. The pictures have been taken and the school books have been put away, the seniors can relax and look towards their future. The underclassmen can look forward to a few more years at good old SHS. We honor our high school. We sing of its praise. With courage united Its colors high are raised. We all love it dearly, Our Alma Mater true. We'll cherish its memories Our whole life thru. We'll cherish its memories Our whole life thru. ----Barbara Butler Greene 196