Salem High School - Quaker Yearbook (Salem, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1986 volume:

Mr. Turner Dedicated Teacher Of The Year Mr. Donald Turner is a very special teacher He has been the chemistry teacher here at the high school fQr seventeen years. Because of his knowledge of science he was chosen as the head of the science department. He knows his subject well and is one of the best-liked teachers at the high school. Mr, Turner was born May 15, 1946. He comes from a family of five children. He has three sisters and one brother. Mr. Turner is the third from the oldest in his family. He graduated from Brownsville High School, where he also played basketbail. He graduated from California State University in Pennsylvania with a Bachelors De- gree in Chemistry. He is the only one in his family to graduate from college. Mr. Turner has been married for seven years to his wife, Susan. Although they do not have any children, Mr. Turner finds many activities to keep him busy. He loves to work on cars in his spare time. He enjoys cooking Spanish rice, which is one of his favorite dishes; and obviously, he enjoys reading chemistry books. Mr. Turner also lectures during the summer at Kent State University- Salem. Mr. Turner used to wear suits when he began teaching in 1969, but he ruined many of his suits while working with the strong chemicals in class. Therefore, he changed his attire to the casual appearence that he has today. Mr. Turner is a very softhearted and kind individual. He knows his subject and can teach it very well. He is well liked and well respect- ed by his collegues and his students. He makes a possibly boring class fun and interesting. For these reasons and many others, the 1986 yearbook staff has dedicated him as teacher of the year. i' 3 Faculty You can only come In if you know the secret r- Robert Delane - Principal password. Mrs. Arter discusses a piece of French culture, pay- ing attention. Mr. Joseph Rotten born - Assistant Principal Carol Seese and Nadine Lozier tell their problems to an understanding Mr. Rottenborn. Mr. Anthony Monteieone - Asst. Principal Spanish Mrs. Dora Tinsley - Vocational Secretary Mrs. Joanne Ricker - Secretary Mrs. Marilou Holroyd - Secretary 4 Mrs. Patricia McNicol - President of the Board Mr. Bryce Kendall - Board of Education Mrs. Doris Ntederhiser - Superin- tendent’s Secretary Dr. Paul Shivers - Vice President of the Board Mrs. Sharon Medford - Board of Education Mr. Ray Steffan - Director of Athletics Mrs. Carolyn Funk - Treasurer of the Board Mr. Robert Pond - Superintendent Mr. Charles McShane - Pupil Per- sonnel Vocational Education Dr. Richard Fawcett - Board of Education Mr. Randy Engle - Asst. Superintendent Mrs. Theresa McShane - Activities Treasurer 5 Mr. Jerry Allen - Physical Educa- tion Health Mr. Gerald Beiling - Vocational Drafting Mrs. Janice Bosu - Guidance Counselor Mrs. Sandra Arter - French Mrs, Lynn Ashbaugh-Young - Mrs. Caro! Baillie - Physical Hearing Impaired Education Mr. Donald Bennett - World Histo- ry U.S. History Mr. Carl Bevington - Mathematics Mr. Stephen Birtalan - Business Education Mr. Kenneth Bosu - Mathematics As you can see, line EF is parallel to line DC. 6 Mrs. Mary Alice Cozza - Family Living Mrs. Audrey Dohar - I.O.E. Ac- counting I Mr. Donald Conser - Industrial Arts Mrs. Ann Coy - Library Aide Mrs. Melanie Dye - English Mrs. Jean Esposito - English Mrs. Calesi’s class learns words tor various pieces 7 Mrs. Elaine Haddad - Typing J Accounting lt II Miss Arlene Hasson - Civics World Geography Mrs. Tina Hayes - Mathematics Mr. William Esposito English Journalism Mr. Paul Headland - IAC Mrs. Carol Jeckavitch - Vocal Mr. Jefl Jeckavitch - Instrumental Music Music Mr. Steve Krivonik - IAC Mr. James Lantz - English Mr. Fred Kunar - OWE I'm glad you asked that question. Mrs. Fran May - Biofogy I. II Mr, Louis Loibel - Earth Science Mrs, Betty Monteleone - Nurse Mrs. Ruth Marhefka - Typing Spanish I. II Miss Elizabeth Meenan - Home Economics Mr, Dave Morris - U.S. History P.O.D, Miss Evelyn Mercure - English In- dependent Reading Mr. John McKee - Health Physi- cal Education We love lunch!! Mr. Bob Mucci - English ' Mythology Miss Joyce Rafferty - World Histo- ry P. O. D, Psychology Ms. Teresa Niefert - L, D. Tutor Mrs. Karrie Ramunno - J. D, Tutor Mr. Craig Readshaw - Business Education Mr, Mike Powers - English Mrs. Traudl Reed - German Reading Mr. Gary Ricker - O. W. E. Mr. Clyde Ross - Art Physical Education Hello! We have been expecting you. 10 Charlotte Ross - L.D. Tutor Mr. Bob Sabo - Science Miss Marilyn Santullo - Typing Business Education Mrs. Linda Schneider - I.O.E. Ac- counting II Mrs. Helen Shivers - Media Specialist Mrs. Wendy Szakacs - L.D. Tutor Mr. George Spack - World Histo- Mr. Richard Stolfer - Guidance ry U.$. History Government Counselor Mr, Tim Tamati - Electricity Me- chanical Drawing Mr. James Shivers - Mathematics Mr. Powers checks for any public display of affection''. Mr. Charles Trough-Mathematics Mr. Donald Turner-Chemistry Mr. Robert Viencek-English Th- eatre Production Mrs. Anita Ward-Guidance Counselor Mr. Dick Warner-Vocational Guid- Miss Janis Yereb-Art ance Counselor Mr. Galen Zimmerman-World Mr. Donald Zlnz-lndustrial Arts History 12 Mr. Beiling gives explicit directions. Gibby poses with his trusty trash can. Cafeteria Ladies: Dorothy Miller. Ruth Jeffries. Fran Dickey. Mary Fowler. (Back row) Donna Walzer, Gloria Mr. Mucci and Mr. Esposito dis- McNealen, Virginia Sox, Marcia Swartz, Barbara Johnson cuss American literature and mythology. Cleaning matrons: Beverly Birkhimer, Ruth Metts, and Margaret Kicko. Missing: Allie Hollinger and Pat Straub. Mr. Jeckavitch speaks at the band banquet. 13 Interview with Mr. Headland: Where did you attend high school? I went to Grennelt High School in Iowa. What college did you attend and with what kind of degree did you obtain? I went to Malone College. I received a BA in Social Studies. I also went to Youngstown where I got my MS In special education. Have you taught anywhere besides Salem? °l taught at Southern Local two years. What do you do during your free time? I like sports, (softball, racquetball, riding motor cycles) Are you married? Yes, my wife’s name is Carol. I have a son and a daughter. Dan is sixteen, and Stephanie is fourteen. Would you like to share anything else? I think Salem is a great town to raise your children in. Our school has a lot of good teenagers. I usually wear two different socks. I just grab two socks. (Interviewed by Sue McKinney) Interview with Mrs. Ward: Where were you born? 1 was born in Youngstown, Ohio. What are some of your hobbies? I like to cook, travel, collect antiques, and watch movies. What type of movies do you prefer? I tike comedies. My husband, Jim, likes serious movies. My favorite actress is Meryl Streep. What is one of your favorite places that you have traveled to? I love Venice. I went to Italy before I was married. I would like to go back with my husband. The history and culture of Venice intrigues me. Do you have any pets? “I have a dog and a cat. Slick, my cat, was a stray that came to the school. I took Slick home and she became friends with Chefsea, my dog, Have you taught anywhere else before you came to Salem? I taught kindergarten and second grade in Warren City Schools. I have been a counselor at Salem Senior High for fourteen years. Interview with Mr. Mucci: Where were you born? I was born in Youngstown, Ohio. Where did you go to school? I attended Ursufine High School. What college did you attend and what kind of degree did you obtain? 1 graduated with a Bachelor of Science and a Masters of Science in Education from Youngstown State University. Have you taught anywhere else before you came to Salem High School? Where? Yes, I taught at Youngstown City Schools. What aubjects(s) did you teach there? I taught Junior English for 1 year. What are some of your hobbies? I like to golf, jog, swim, travel, read and write. I enjoy reading supernatural, unusual, 1 historical novels, and spy espionages. (Interviewed by Traci Bettis) Interview with Miss Hasson: What made you choose the subject(s) you teach? «•I teach Civics and Geography. I enjoyed these subjects and found them interesting. Where did you attend college? • 1 went to Bowling Green State University and Youngstown State University. How long have you taught at Salem Senior High? “I have taught at Salem for seventeen years. Do you have a particular experience that you would like to share? No! At not least any that could be printed.” Why did you choose to teach high school students? “Because I can’t stand junior high kids. What kind of music do you like to listen to? “I like rock. Bruce Springsteen is one of my favorites.” Why are you interested in Academic Challenge? “I enjoy it because it gives me a chance to have contact with academic oriented students. interview with Mr. Rottenborn: Where did you attend college? “I went to Boston University and received my A.B. cum laude (Gov’t).—1970. I did my graduate study at Oberlin College in Ohio. I also went to Brown University in Provi- dence, Rhode Island. I received my Masters of Arts in Teaching here.” What do you like to do during your spare time? I like to read American Literature and books pertaining to American Government. A. Miller (playwright), Phillip Roth, John Cheever, and William Shakespeare are some of my favorite authors. Did you play football in high school? I played three years at Salem Senior High. I was quarterback and halfback. What did you teach at Boardman High School? I taught Sociology, World Geography, P.O.D., Psychology, Economics, American Society and American Government. American Government was my favorite class. We did a nine week role play of the United States Senate. How do you compare Salem High School with Boardman High School? Salem is a lot smaller. It is also my alma mater. I do not prefer one school over the other. I like Salem because it is my alma mater. I also like Boardman because I taught there for 13 years. interview with Mr. Turner: Where were you born? ”1 was borin in Uniontown, Pennsylvania. Where did you go to school? “I went to Brashear High School.” What college did you attend? ”1 attended California State, Pennyslvania. What degree(s) did you obtain at college? I obtained my Bachelor of Science degree in chemistry. Have you taught anywhere else other than Salem? “I taught at Belvernon in Pennsylvania. What made you choose chemistry as your major? “That was my favorite subject. What are some of your hobbies? I like to cook. One of my favorite dishes that I like to fix is Spanish rice. I also like to play golf.” Susan Bailey, Secretary; Sherri Hite, Treasurer; Tra- cy Pizzino, Vice President; Dan Solmen, President Seniors Fellow Classmates: I would like to wish all of you good luck in your future en- deavors We have come a long way together, and now we will be branching off in our separate ways to a larger, tougher world, but I think that the class of 1986 is more than ready I hope you have had some great memories, as I Dan Solmen President, '86 It has been an honor to serve as Vice President of the “class of 1986 for our impor- tant junior and senior years. So many big steps are made in these years, and I was fortu- nate enough to be involved in them. You have been a great class, Good luck, always. Tracy Pizzino Vice President It has been a great honor being class Treasurer this year, i would like to wish Good luck to everyone, and I hope your dreams come true in the future. We will now go our sep- arate ways, but do not forget the class of 86 . Sherri Hite Treasurer As our Senior Year comes to an end, the memories of our past four years, together makes me realize how pre- cious thes next few months are to us. Soon we will be going our separate ways and be taking on new responsi bities to enlarge our horizons. So with that thought I want to wish the best to the class of “86 . Susan Bailey Secretary 14 16 Mary Ann Abrams James Francis Bakondy James F. Beer, Jr. Brian Paul Amos John Peter Barrette Lisa Beth Beiling Chuck James Amrhein Tracy Lynn Bentley Susan Elizabeth Bailey Francis Robert Bezon Jill Elizabeth Bosel Timothy Edward Brutto Super Seniors! WHO’S LAUGHING?” Rebecca Susan Campbell Seniors, Jeff Lynn and Melinda Pence, foresaw 17-7 VICTORY over West Branch! Editor’s Note: West Branch Pep Assembly was one to remember. Faculty led cheers demonstrating true Salem Spirit! Dean Edward Capel Timothy Andrew Chamberlain Brenda Clelland Wilfred Paul Clunk, Jr. Brad Allan Capel Richard Wayne Cole 14 18 Tracey Lynn Cranmer Floyd Paul Crawford Cathy Lynn Cross Barbie Culler Michele Lynn Culler Debbie Jean Dabelstein Mike Slanker, Dave Madison, and Eric Stoffer “1 ., . 2 .,. 3” Editor's Note: $60,000 was an estimated amount damaged in the Salem High Auditorium fire on October 2t 1985. Christine Marie Dangelo Joan Elizabeth Davidson David Randall Cross Lori Ann Dailey Michele Ann Danklef Robin Lynn Davidson 19 Kathy Ann DelPuppo Mario DiBiase Elizabeth Irene Dickey Special Thanks Those who worked to com' plete this section deserve rec- ognition, Juniors—Valerie Davis, Brian Gilbey, Wendy Smith, and Rick Watkins. They designed numerous page designs to satisfy the constant changes of this sec- tion. Senior, Wendy Stum-� perth, who devoted hours in collecting pictures and orga- nizing proper placement, not to mention the verbal abuse Cathy Lynn Dickson Dena Marie DiPasquale Did mischievtous Mike Ketchum go through with his plans? she took from fellow classmates. Seniors failed to get their pictures in on time and were constantly demanding changes. Senior, Bill Dunn, who volunteered last minute assistance to put additional editor notes for the final page revisions so this could get to the plant as a “COLOR SECTION” for its third extended deadline—February 24, 1986. This section definitely would not be in color if it were not for 20 Mrs. Rosemary Bryant. Tracy Pizzino, You’ve got to be JOKING! Kelly Ann Dougherty Robert Scott Donnalley William George Dunn Shannon Innes Durham Richard Joseph Elias Johan Christer Erickson Scott Patrick Erskine Kathleen Jean Farmer Joseph Antony Fields Chrissy Renee Finch Sharon Kaye Ewing Joel Lloyd Firth James Harold Fitzgerald June Kay Fitzpatrick Kara Lynn Flanery Marcia D. Flickinger Warren Edward Ford II Catherine Marie Francisco Ronald Eugene Ganslein, Jr, Tina Sue Garver-Shafer 21 Douglas Francis Grimm Dale W. Hazlett Lani Marie Halstead Gene E. Hancock Kimberly Jayne Hissom Sherri Renee Hite Noel Douglas Harris Carole L. Hlavcak Lee Erskine Hochadel Steven Paul Hoffmaster Pam Untch studying AGAIN? 14 22 David Allen Holbert Lola Marie Homan Carl H. HoudysheJI Julie Diane Hough Dennis House Richard Micheal Huffman Cynthia Marie Hutton Kristina Huzyak Troy Alan (Lee) Her Kimberly Kaye Izenour Dawn Renee Jenkins Terrance Lee Johnson Vern Lloyd Johnson Roberta Lynn Joy Valerie Lynn Julian Deidra Denelle Keller 23 Bill Panzott, Lee Hochadel, Steve Brooks are working hard preparing to care for the future needs of tomorrow. Kristina Marie Kelly Melissa Mae Kerestes Bill Dunn checks out a new idea with Ammie Sheets. Sean Patrick Kirkland Eugenia (Gina) Louise Knight Lori S. LaFleme Mike David Longer Maria C. Kuhns Christina Sue Knoedler Lorraine Sue Leihgeber Glenn A. Leininger Michael Keith Lolland Donald L. Lodge 24 John Anthony Martinelli Melinda Jean McGuire Richard Eric Marra Mike James Martin Leo Richard Marple Loretta (Lorie) Sue Maurer i Rebecca Louise McGuire 25 Kathy Lynn May Mark Miller McCartney Julie Paumier and Ann Williams say, Let’s make a deal!” David Patrick McLaughlin Anne Michelle Medford Dale Lea Miller Michael Richard Monasterio Robert Anthony Monteleone James William Moore Doug Smith and Bill Dunn are going over the Do's and Don'ts of fire prevention! Editor’s Note: Mrs. Cozza and '86 Senior Class start T.A.C.T. group, Teens Against Chemical Taking; to help students have fun without alcohol or drugs. Gregory Wade Murray Chris Nye Larry Michael Miller Douglas Allen Morris Patricia Jo Noles William George Palubinskl 14 26 William Robert Panzott Julie Suzanne Pasko Melinda Gay Pence Tina Plessinger Julie Ann Pierce Christine Marie Randa John David Piontkowski Diana Kay Reese Amy Sue Paxson Tracy Lee Pizzino Kristen Campbell Richardson Pam A. Rodriguez Kimberly Sue Ricker Bryan Scott Ripple Shelley Anne Richert 27 Sherry Rae Ross Frederick (Fritz) Thomas Roth Damian S. Roeien John Gaston Rush Mary Frances Schehl Paui Francis Schlueter II Staudi of oop'! i hi5 n Aij AI _____— 28 (Above) Mike Slanker and Tracy Pizzino feel this photo is self-explanatory. (Below) Steve Hoffmaster, Greg Murray, and John Martinelll declare, WATGH OUT! I'M A SENIOR. Kathleen Mary Schmid David Christopher Schuster o Matthew Wayne Settle Carol Lynn Seese Morlinda Mae Shaffer Ronda Ann Shanfey 14 Linda Sue Shoaff Douglas Todd Sicilia Douglas E. Smith Eric Jonathon Stoffer Daniel Joseph Solmen Eric Bruce Stephens Pam Rodriguez and Chris Richardson Can we go home now? Editor’s Note: Doug Morris won the Voice of Democracy writing contest. Approximately 200 students a day were absent the week of February 3 due to the flu. Kerry Lynn Shea Christine Elizabeth Shone Michaei David Slanker Michelle M. Smith Wendy Ann Stumperth 29 Kerig Michael Taylor Pamela Ann Untch Kimberly A. Waters Janice Louise Welling Sylvia Denise Torti Rafael Eduardo Vargas Amy Sue Weber Amy Sue Wells Laurie Anne Troy Danae Lynn Warner Michelle Lynn Weikart Marilyn Rae Welsh Tressa R. Turvey Jeffrey Brian Waters Victoria Lee Weingart Melissa Deane Willard 1 30 Tracye Gall Zimmerman Mark W. Zocolo Rich Huffman practicing E. S, P. Editor’s Note: $eniors go to Junior High to speak on 'alcohol. Doug Sicilia sets up a SCAVENGER HUNT for students. Freshman, Renea Hancock, draws a lot of attention to a senior to bid her FAREWELL! Missing Seniors CHARLES S. ARDENO STEVEN CHRISTOPHER BROOKS JOSEPH P. DEVILLE CHRISTOPHER WAYNE EVANCHO TERESA MARIE FREEMAN KELLY GAULT DOUGLAS EDWARD HELMAN LEISA HELMER TIM HENDRICKSON BOBBIE JO HJLL DARLA HUDDLESTON CARL FRANCIS KELLEY MIKE KETCHUM RONALD EDWARD LOUK BRIAN SCOTT LUCHANSKY ROGER E. MILLER JOEL NAVOYOSKY Eric Stoffer, Doug Sicilia, Mark McCartney, and Julie Paumier “Finally Made It!” 31 SWEET DREAMS SENIORS—Jim Moore portrays, “Done At Last!” Let’s hear it for Mr. A—and Mr. Spack, love those hairy legs! Susan Bailey, “Mirror, Mirror on the wall .. . . Doug Morris and Greg Murray, It goes this way. I’m not as dumb as I may look.” .y.wiwjB Cl � | CfAboa b HpHBA ESu. iSmr ' Lockers, Lockers, Lockers .... Posters. Posters, Posters . . . Somebody actually studies—Rick Marra, Mario DiBiase, Eric Stofter. and Butch Crawford. (Left) Rich Elias, What?” (Right) Lee Hochadel and Doug Sicilia, “Love those lunches!” 32 Senior Personalities {From top lett to right)— 1. MOST SPIRITED—Melinda Pence and Jeff Lynn 2. MOST VERSATILE—Jenni Gow and Paul Schlueter 3. MOST ATHLETIC—Cathy Francisco and Rich Huffman 4. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED—Doug Morris and Kim Ricker 5. MOST STUDIOUS—Kris Huzyak and Matt Settle (From top left to right)— 1. MOST MUSICAL—Mario DiBiase and Anne Williams 2. BEST ACTOR ACTRESS—Paul Bryant and Alissa Campbell 3. MOST UNDERSTANDING—Gloria Buritica and Sean Kirkland 4. BEST VOCATIONAL STUDENTS—Bill Panzott, Becky McGuire and Martin Yerkey 5. FAVORITE TEACHERS—Miss Mercure and Mr, Viencek 34 2 1 (From top left to right)— 1. CUTEST SMILE—Chris Shone and Jim Fritzgerald 2. BEST DRESSED—Tracy Pizzino and Dave Holbert 3. CLASS CLOWNS—Dale Lynn Barrick and Doug Sicilia 4. MOST FRIENDLY—Sue Bailey and Mike Monasterio 5. MOST TALKATIVE—Cindy Hutton and Mike Lofland 35 The Class Of 1986 Becomes A Memory On June 8, The class of '86 left the high school with many memories after com- mencement. Many graduates will be heading toward their dreams. All the un- derclassmen wish them luck in whatever they do. The '86 commencement began with “Pomp and Circumstance.” Dr. George A. Hazfett and Father Michael Mikstay were the two welcomed speak- ers. The valevictorians, John Barrette, Catherine Francisco, Douglas Morris, Matthew Settle, Kimberly Ricker, Anne Medford, and Kristina Huzyak, together gave a speech entitled, “Past, Present, Future, Finally, came the diplomas and changing of the tassels. Good luck 1986 high school graduates! 36 Juniors Left to Right: Mike Dailey, Vice President: Joan Burchfield. Treasurer: Matt Loudon, Secretary: Mike Lutz, President Eric Grieb shows off his proud position of drum major. As President of the Junior class, 1 would like to thank my fellow class officers and classmates for all their help and support during this school year. It has been quite an honor serving as President of the Junior class. One of our biggest undertakings was the Prom. Tak- ing the step of moving it out of the school was a great success. I would also like to thank our class advisor, Mrs. Szackas, for her help and guidance this year. Miss Yereb shows Michele Thomas how easy it is to be artistic. Chris Abrams Brenda Ackelson Tod Adams Matthew Althouse Christina Allio i 3S Duane Anderson Mark Apicella Lou Ann Asbury Craig Bryant learns a new tongue. Sharon Bakondy David Banar Gene iarnhouse “You can t be serious. (Duane Anderson) No homework!” (Michelle Yarwood) What syntax error? (Jennifer Danklef) Beth Barrick Bronwyn Bell Traci Bettis Brett Bezeredi Keliy Birk i Jennifer Booth Melissa Borders Angie Brautigam Larry Brickner Andy Brookes Brian Browne Whitney Browne Michelle Bruderly Craig Bryant 39 1 Chris Cosgrove Mike Cosma Danny Coy Grant Lehwald jokes around in the library. Cindy Houdyshell gets help from a friend. Cindy Cope Sharon Corl “Dr. J. has nothing on me.” Sean Crum Jeffrey Culp Kelley Cunningham Scott Dailey Jennifer Danklef Mary Davis Carmen Curtis Valerie Davis John Dillion Mike Dailey Chris Eddinger Nicole Ehler Matt Erskine Diane Donnalley Robert Doyle Sue McKinney and Maria Goodchild come from the library. Lisa Esterly Chris Evanoff Kim Evans During high school, many students take tests that evalu- ate their ability to do college work. One of these is the PS AT. The Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test measures developed verbal and mathematical reasoning abilities im- portant for academic performance in college. The test takes 1 hour and forty minutes to complete. It consists of sixty-five verbal questions and fifty mathematical ques- tions. The results consist of a verbal score, a mathematical score, and a selection index. The PSAT is a shortened form of the Scholastic Aptitude Test. Students can obtain an idea of their SAT scores by studying their PSAT results. The scores on this test can help one evaluate his her ability to do college work. It may also give one an idea towards a career, The National Merit Scholarship Program and Na- tional Achievement Scholarship Program for Outstanding Negro Students require applicants to take this test in order to qualify for these programs. A person's scores are sent to his high school and the colleges of his choice. The PSAT is an important step towards a college education. The results allow a student to assess his abilities in his choice of career. a S' o a a a a a a a a a a o u a o a o Sharon Bakondy, hard at work. John Fullum Lynn Frateschi Mike Fromm AH in a day's work. Janel Fitzgerald I James Furrer Bobbi Galchick Jim Garlock Brian Gilbey Heather Goodballet Mrs, Calesi shows her head lice inspection technique. Ron Harold Neil Heston Becky Pricket! and friend show their eagerness for spring break. ■■ — If I were any happier, I would just die. (Randy Lipscomb.) Michelle Yarwood proofreads her composition. ir iii Dina Hartman Mike Hartzell Robb Hasson Kathi Hoffman Bob Hoff master Anna Holwick Diana Huffman Colleen Hughes Heather Hough 43 Rick Johnston Bryan Jugenheimer Chris Kells L U Rich Kenreigh i Robby Ketchum Eric Knoedler Melissa Knauf Steve Kim Charlie Kisner Tony Knight Sharon Kowalczyk Doug Kozelka Connie Kubankin Missy Kubina Kimberly Law “I must have been a beautiful baby! (Bronwyn Bell) ! Matthew Lesko ■ Darei Leyman Michele Lippiatt Randy Lipscomb Natalie Lloyd I Matthew Loudon Ronald Louk Amy Ludwig Amy Luttmers Mike Lutz Kelley Mack Lisa Maroscher Peggy Mathes i Debbie Maurer John McGhee Lisa McGrath Mike McGrath Julie Miller and Michelle Moulden make I.O.E. posters. Bob Miles Julie Miller Sue McKinney Rick Metts Dwight McKarns Heather Morrison Michelie Moulden Theresa Moyer Mark Mueller Laura Newton I Music is a universal language. i Scott O'melia John Omslaer Sue Patterson Bridget Patton All for one, and one for al Hello ... I would like to order a pizza. (Connie Kubankin) Mark Panezott John Patrick I ' M Angela Ossmann Robin Penny Rebecca Prickett Wayne Phillips Dominic Quinn Tarry Pidgeon Jennifer Reich ■ 47 Tom Reid Sean Righetti Greg Roher Valerie Rook Angie Ross Nick Rosta Danny Sawman Jennifer Schlueter Scott Scheuring Mike Scahill Mindy Schnader Amy Schnorrenberg Ted Schuster Lisa Sheville David Shoaff Gibby prepares for musical chairs. Matt Smith Tim Shaffer Sheri Shasteen Mark Mueller drums to a different beat. Sarah Smith Wendy Smith Bob Spatz James Soyars Mike Sullivan ..■■i Amy Snyder Tony Swartz Dianne Sweeney Christine Sweitzer Lori Tasker Jenny Lynne Tausch A cluttered desk is a sign of genius. (Lynda Taylor) He went that way! (John McClish) Lynda Taylor Michelle Thomas Scott Thomas A thorn surrounded by two roses. (Wendy Whitehill, Scott Dailey, and Diane Sweeney) Pleasant dreams, Matt Loudon. Best of buddies. Shoaff) Derek Tullis Robb Turnbull Richard Watkins Doug White Wendy Whitehill Dorene Unger (Dominic Quinn and David Amy Winter Tina Witherspoon Arron Wolford Ha! You missed us. (Kim Law and Lori Wilson) Bob Vitko Lori Wilson Richard Wrask Eric Zines Nathan Wilson Karen Wright Donna Zorik 50 Doug White gets ready for battle. Studying chemistry is more fun as a group. The close of a section with six close friends. Missing Juniors Marcy Ardeno Jason Brown Melanie Daniels Susan Dickson Brenda Doyle Derreck Ferrell Melissa Graham Doug Helman Penny Hill Lola Homan Charles Kniseley Traci Kozar Robin Mohr Patricia Slocum Brian Spencer Melanie TenEyck Tina Whitman Richard Yarwood 51 s 1985-86 “Heaven”-ly Prom This year’s junior class decided to change the location of the prom from the “same old, boring cafeteria” to an elegant banquet hall at Mr. Anthony’s in Boardman. The theme was “Heav- en” and the band “Night Moves” pro- vided the music, including Bryan Ad- ams’ version of “Heaven.” Over 500 pink, white, and blue balloons, along with clouds and stars helped to create the heavenly atmosphere. The junior class would like to thank Mr. Kunar and Mrs. Szakacs for all of their help in making the prom a success. Gretchen Schlueter rests during band. L-r: President Chad Hayes, Vice-President Eric Kunar, Secretary Mike Mellinger, and Treasurer Lisa Reed. Congratulations on a fine year. Although we were not as busy as we will be in the next few years, we still made progress in our treasury. With more projects next year, we should come out in great shape. Good luck, and have a great junior year. 54 Some of the sophomores1 biology subjects. Chuck Adams Jennifer Aldom Elizabeth Alek Kenneth Alesi Heather Allison Kathy Allison Nick Althouse Craig Anderson Richard Ashead John Atkinson Tina Augusta Roger Babb Kristin Bacon Eric Bailey Michelle Baker Melissa Ballentine Mindy Baquer “Studious Students Jason Barker Lori Barnhouse 55 Jennifer Barrett Mary Barrette Frank Barton Jesse Bateman Kelly Baugh Erica Beagle Tonya Beall John Beeson David Beilis Shannon Bennett Kelli Bentley Beth Bezeredi Robin Birch Dale Blasiman Eric Blythe Jill Bonfert Tracy Early , . . and the big bug ate the little one . . Amy Breckenridge Kerry Bricker Erin Brobander Mary Brotherton Jon Brown 1 56 Bill Bryant Ted Bullard Kara Bushaw Judi Butcher Staci Byrd Linda Cable Joe Campbell Lacey Campbell Bob Capps Sharon Carlisle Peggy Castles Janine Centofanti Melvin Chadwick Mat Chappell Julie Citino Heather Clark Paul Clark Tammy Clark Left: Jill Bonfert says, Let’s Dance'1 f Jerry Clunen Mark Coalmer Gene Colbert Frank Cook Becky Cope Ben Cope 57 Scott Cori Tom Covert Tracy Cox Lisa Coy Scott Coy Kristin Cranmer Darcie Crookston Mark Daniel Marcia Danklet Dan DeCrow Larry DeJane Gary Deland Sonya Delane Michael DelFavero Scott Delvtchfo Charles Dickey Amy Drzal Connie Dudley Tracey Early Tammy Eddinger Roger Edling Jason Elliot Jennifer Engle Kerry Englert Denise Morris, Kathy Allison, Jim Fitzgerald [ 58 t John Evancho Joanna Faulkner Jeff Feiler Roger Felder Janet Ferguson Todd Fiebiger James Finch Cheryl Flickenger Ted Foreman Norman Frampton Ronda France Diane Futlum Scott Gabriel Ruth Galchick Scott Galchick Dale Gaslln Paul Gerwig Wendy Gibson Eric Gilbey Kim Gilbey Joe Good Keith Good Cheryl Greenisen, Paula Hunchuck, Colleen Lora, Mariah Rousseau, Tina Augusta, Jili Bonfert, SAY AAAH. 59 Pam Good Traci Goodnough “Is the game over yet? Candi Greenfield Cheryl Greenisen Sara Greenisen Bill Grewe Chris Griffin Sean Groves Lori Gusman Bob Hahn Allen Hall Mary Hansel Melissa Harshman Beth Haschen Chad Hayes Dan Headland Bryan Hendrick Chris Hetneman 60 Matt Helphinstine Keith Hendricks William Hendrickson Mark Herron Amy Hippely Theresa Hoi ben Karena Hollenchick Tim Hollister Jennifer Homan Shawn Horstman Danelle Hubbs Sandra Hull t Far Left: Erica Beagle, “ME? TYPE?” Paula Hunchuck Willy Hupp Colleen Hutton Paul Huzyak Patti Irey John Jenkins Charles Johns Jennifer Johns Jennifer Johnson Dawn Jones David Julian 61 Michael Julian Charles Juliano Carl Kaiser Jessica Kalbfel Kimberly Kelly Rodney Kelly Suzanne Kenreigh Brian Kisner Scott Klosterman Alan Kornbau Eric Kunar Tracey Kyser Lori Lee Patricia Lippiatl Colleen Lora Eric Lutsch Steve Lutsch Julie Lutz Amy Lydic Jeff Madison Traci Madjarac Jason Maenz John Mager Thomas Maloney 62 Steve Mango Greg Marple Michael Marple Pamela Martin Thomas May Scott McCartney Emilie McKee Desiree McLaughlin Tracy McLaughlin Michael Mellinger Mark Menning Center Photo: John McLIsh, Lori Wilt, and Denise Morris— “Local Gossip Hour.” Connie Milhoan Amie Minamyer James Moffett Pictured far left: Kathy Allison states a familiar demand, ‘‘Don’t touch my chairt Chris Mohr Jennifer Mohr Denise Morris Shawn Molden Kimberly Muntz Daniel Murphy Rachel Murray Christine Neidhardt Kim Newman 1 I i 63 Bob Nye Michael O'Brien Matt Paulini Dalene Pence David Petrucci Robert Philips Lori Pieren Gale Piscitani Mark Plegge Tom Ramovs Eric Rardain Lisa Reed Beth Reitz Gary Rice Blaine Ritchie Theresa Holben says, “Get out of my face.” Donald Roof Mariah Rousseau Joseph Sanfilippo Craig Santini David Sawman 64 Steve Schenck Gretchen Schlueter Mike Schmid Denise Schnorrenberg Chris Schuster Crystal Scott Jason Seddon Julie Seese Ross Shasteen William Shasteen Jeff Swartz says to Roger Edling, I told you not to touch my fries!” Mrs. May's Biology Class Members that earned top grades on their leaf collections—L-R—Row 1: Maria Zimman, Bill Bryant, Amy Breckenridge, Anne Soriano. Row 2: Mark Coalmer. Forest Rang- er—James Elze, Tonya Beall, Theresa Sheen Ammie Sheets Christopher Shepard Robert Singer Charles Slocum Robin Slocum Carey Snyder Chris Sommers Scott Sommers Anne Soriano r 1 Immediate Right Photo: Tammy Ed- dinger says, My favorite period is LUNCH!” Jim Sparks Mike Spiker Pamela Sprowl Holly Stanley Brian Staudt Carrie Steeb Jennifer Stoffer Jane Summers Jeff Swartz Susan Sweitzer Tesse Swenningson Matt Taylor Pictured Far Right; Jenni Barrett and Jenni Johns, “Help! HEIMLICH MANEUVER! Patty Taylor Chris Theiss Dave Tkatch Paul Totani Tamara Traina James Vannoy Tammy Waiter 66 Robert Whitman Steve Whitman Melinda Wilms Pictured left, Peter Winch— Concentration Lori Wilt Peter Winch David Witherspoon Matthew Wolf Eric Wright Mark Wukatich Tammy Trains asks, Do you have an aspirin? Richard Wyand Amy Yurkovich Tara Zelgler 67 The 50’s and 60’s rocked this year on April 18 at SHS’s annual morp. “ANIMAL” was the D.J. spinning out the tunes, and once again there was the crowning of class king and queen of the morp. The senior king and queen were—JEFF LYNN and MELIN- DA PENCE. The junior class chose—WILLI COLBERT and his escort, KIM EVANS, while the sophomores picked—BILL BRY- ANT and AMY BRECKENRIDGE. The freshman class chose— CRAIG RHIENER and KIM REYNOLDS. Freshmen As underclassmen, we find ourselves challenged to achieve the high standards of those who go before us. The class of 1989 looks to its future as the new leaders of the Salem High School with great enthu- stam and traditional Quaker spirit. President I'm glad I'm not a freshmen! Class Officers: Tiffany Tepsic—Secretary; Andrea Engte-President; Dave Exline— Vice President; and Lisa Miller—Treasurer. Tracy Abraham Jeff Abrams Bob Abrams Ryan Adkins Flin Alek Robyn Anderson Lucia Apicella Marci Ardino Trent Bartolotti Tim Blasiman Joe Wilkinson, “Don't mess with me! Jason Beagle Chet Berry Ryan Beiling Kris Berndt Darrin Bloor Rick Boyle Derek Brant Beth Breckenridge A. J. Brooks Michele Buterbaugh Jeri Butream Tonya Buxton Amy Callatone Burt Capel 71 Mark Capps Jan Carreon Chris Catlin Tonya Cecil Chris Chamberlain Lisa Chamberlin Shawn Chappell Dick Cochran Matt Cole Robert Cook Jamie Coppersmith Pamela Cosgrove Kris Covert Melissa Cox Molly Crawford Melissa Cross Carl Curtis Brad Cutchali Chrissy Mantis, Don't run into the handrail ' Brian Cutchali Linda Davidson Brooke Pidgeon, Who Are You? Robby Demes Jeff DiPasquale 72 Steve Dickson Toni Donnelly Julie Douglas Scott Dunn Lance Durham Julie Ehrhart Troy Ellen berger Nan Emch Bo Endicott Tim Endicott Paul Gerwig and Dawn Kubina Leave me alone! Andrea Engle Lori Engle Darren Everhart Dave Exline Damen Fields Clarence Fields Bill Fisher Kim Fisher Jason Fitzpatrick Matt Flannery Jeff Flanigan Denise Fleischer Angela Ford Gayle Franklin 73 — James Freeman Loretta Fulfum Dorothy Furrer Kathy Galchick Kitty Gamble Amy Garlock Paul Gifford Billy Goodchild Denise Griggs Dave Hahn Renea Hancock Buffy Harshman Jaris Harshman Pam Hartman Dan Haze!baker Mike Hazelbaker Stephanie Headland Tiffany Kelly thinks, “GOD, AM I GREAT!” Albert Heck Kim Hedrick Kurt Hergenrother Andrew Herron 74 1 Jennifer Herron Tina Heverly Beverty Hill Penny Hill Patience Hippley Bill Hively Mike Hoefler Shawn Hollister Tony Houshour Jim Howe Chris Huffman Jeffrey Hughes Meichefe Hutter Ron Irey Mary Jeffries A. J. Brookes, “OH NO ANOTHER SENIOR!” Deanna Jenkins Lisa Jones Michele Jones Scott Jones 75 Carrie Juliano Tiffany Kelly ■ David Kerr Tracy Kilbreath Tod Kilgore Richard Kille Stephanie Kilmer Kelli Kish Kim Kisner Charlene Koran Jim Kozar Steve Kozar Abbie Kozelka Dawn Kubina Doug Morris portrays the typical Senior reac- tion to incoming Freshmen. Kristin Kunar ■Amy Lee Pamela Lippiatt Nicole Lipscomb Bud Lloyd Chris Lodge Melody Magyaros Kristine Manis Steve Marrouiis Steve Martens James Martin Martha Martin 76 Traci Masters Mike Matevicb Pam Mathes Jim May Lori May John McCallister Mike McCallister Calvin McCon Jay McFarland Brent McFeely Brian McFeely David McIntosh Abby McKee Sheri McLaughlin Heather McNeal Matthew Medford Krista Mellinger “DO YOU MIND, WE ARE TRYING TO LIS- TEN TO THIS GREAT LECTURE.” Matt Mellott Tim Michaels 77 Lisa Miller Shane Miller Mark Milliken Matt Minett Aaron Moore Sheehan Morrison Bobbi Mosser David Nash Chris Nichols Kevin Nolan Andrew Null Vanessa Oast Aaron O’Brien Kevin O'Leary Cheryll Orach Michelle Ossmann John Ostrander “Is this a face or what?1’ Nan Emch says with confidence. Phill Papic Patricia Parfait Graham Parks Chris Parrish Andy Pasco Donna Patrick 78 Heather Patton Shannon Penny Matthew Peters Benjamin Peterson Cliff Pettey Darrin Philips Sonya Phillips Marvel Phillis Brooke Pidgeon Cindy Pryor Nicki Schreffler, Here I go again.” Dawn Randa Frank Reed Melissa Reed Brian Reimer Craig Reinehr Annette Reitz Brad Richer! Scott Ricker Joe Righetti Kim Righetti Tammy Ritchea Chris Ritchie Toni Ross Teri Rufer 79 Kris Rupp Mary Rush Shannon Sauerwein Rodney Sawman Sean Scahill Honey Schramm Michelle Schreffler Nicole Schreffler Lynn Schweitzer David Scott Jenny Scott Amy Secrest Julie Settle Michael Shaffer Shonda Shannon Hope Shauck Diana Shoaff Ralph Short Richard Short Lawrence Slanker Jeff Smith Jennifer Smith Nicole Smith Wayne Smith Wendy Smith Serena Sosbe Matthew Sox Julie Soyars . Donna Sparago Ken Spencer 80 il Robert Sprowl Jason Stanton Tim Steffen Jason Stenger Michael Stinson Dennis Stoffer Todd Stokes Amy Stone Martin Stumperth Heidi Sutter Theresa Swartz Howard Tayfor Tiffany Tepsic Art Tharp Wendy Thomas Kerri Thorne William Tomlin Kathy Tyson Michael Tyson Eric Uphold Brad VanHorn Chris Vitko Darrin Ward Michael Weikart Alexander West Glen Wickersham Robert Wiggers Tom Wiggers Joe Wilkinson Kim Willard 81 Jason Williams Scott Wilson Guy Wissinger Chris Woerther Ladonna Wood Wendy Woodworth Brian Wright Rodney Sawman, Close your mouthl Julie Yates John Yocum , Mifc if ■J . V Above: Tracy Abraham asks, Can we talk? Far Right: A VERY At- tentive Class! Not Pictured: Jerry Dickson Steven Dickson John Frey Earl Hutter Heidi Ickes Jerry Jackson William Kress Jim Lease Robert Safreed Gavin Warner Walter Whaley 82 Tony Swartz bravely giving blood. Cathy Francisco and Jenni Gow show wounds from the blood drive. Students Enjoy Concert On Tuesday, April 22, the students and fac- ulty pf the high school were honored by a con- cert performed by the Indiana University of Pennsylvania Wind Ensemble. The Wind En- semble was under the direction of Dr. Daniel Dicicco, who Is also its founder. Among their repertoire were “Selections from Annie” and two of John Philip Sousa’s marches. When the ensemble had finished, Mr. Jeckavitch, who is an alumnus of I.U.P., was asked to direct the ensemble in “Pride of the Wolverines.” The concert was well performed and extremely ap- preciated. We all thank them for their time and for giving us a day of harmony. Bob Nye flirting with the nurse? Valerie Julian registering for the blood drive. Brad Capel working hard in the library? 83 The 1986 White Christmas Dance was held on December 27 at the Saxon Club in Salem. The music was provided by “Blue Ice” and the dress was semi-for- mal. All couples enjoyed a fine evening of dancing along with re- freshments served by members of the sophomore class. The night was very enjoyable despite the cold, snowy weather outside. It truly was a WHITE Christmas! COLLEGE AWARDS: John Barrette, Cathy Francisco, Kim Ricker, Kara Flanery. SENIOR TOP TEN: Ann Medford, Kathy Farmer, John Barrette, Pam Untch, Matt Settle, Kim Ricker, Doug Morris, Kris Kelly, Cathy Francisco, Kris Huzyak. PHOTOGRAPHY AWARDS: Mario DiBiase, Steve Hoffmaster, Doug Smith, Lisa Buchanan, Paul Bryant, Melissa Borders. HELEN CARLTON AWARDS: Linda Shoaff, AlissarCampbell. GEO. W. MORRIS INS. AWARD: Mike Monasterio DANFORTH AWARD: Cathy Francisco, Doug Morris. 86 Awards OHIO ACADEMIC SCHOLASTIC SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDS: Cathy Francisco, Ann Medford, Malt Settle, Kim Ricker, Kris Huzyak. NATIONAL ATHLETE SCHOLAR AWARDS: Cathy Francisco, Doug Morris, , ■ • DAR AWARD: Sabrina Wilms FARMER’S INSURANCE SCHOLARSHIP: Jim FOUR YEAR COMMENDABLE ATTENDANCE: Moore. Mark McCartney. STATE AWARDS OF DISTINCTION: (row 1) Kathy Farmer, Shelly Richert, Melinda Lutsch, Kara Flanery, Alissa Campbell, Kris Huzyak. Jenni Gow, Cathy Francisco, Tracy Cranmer, Kris Kelly, Julie Pierce, Sylvia Torti, Tressa Turvey. (row 2) Ronda Shaniey, Joel Firth, Anne Williams, Dena DiPasquale, Lisa Buchanan, Valerie Julian, Kim Ricker, Doug Morris, Julie Paumier, Dave Madison, Mario DiBiase, Rick Marra, Ann Medford, Kathleen Schmid, Melissa Beck. (row 3) John Barrette, Eric Stephens, Frank Bezon, Jeff Lynn, Steve Hoffmaster, Mike Slanker, Bob Monteleone, Matt Settle, Jim Moore, John Piontkowski, Leo Marpie, Paul Schlueter, John Martinelli, Robin Davidson. SALEM BOARD OF EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP: Kathleen Schmid, SALEM PST SCHOLARSHIP: Dena DiPasquale, Pam Greg Murray. Rodriquez. LE ROY GREEN AWARD: Leo Marpie. SALEM COMM. HOSPITAL CANDY STRIPERS: Chris Sommers, Carol Hlavcak, Amy Garlock, Charlene Koran, Dianne Sweeney. 88 ELKS AUXILIARY SCHOLARSHIP: Kathy Farmer. SEA SCHOLARSHIP: Gloria Buritica, Chris Dangelo. NATIONAL MERIT RECOGNITION: Ann Medlord, Matt Settle, Kara DELTA KAPPA GAMMA: Carol Hlavcak, Mary Schehl. Flanery. BROOKS AWARDS: (row 1) Anne Soriano. Teri Rufer, Kris Bacon, (row 2) Rick Watkins. Doug Morris, Lisa Buchanan, Scott Ricker, Kerri Thorne, Eric Stephens, Valerie Davis, Matt Loudon, Mary Kate Barrette. U.S. MERCHANT MARINE ACADEMY SCHOL- ARSHIP: Chuck Amrhein. 89 KOC BANDSMAN OF THE YEAR: Paul Schlueter. CAREER IN GOVERNMENT AWARD: Becky Campbell.1 BAUSCH LOMB AWARD: Matt Settle. BURSON-URSU AWARD: Sylvia Torti, Doug Morris. MARYE FISHER AWARD: Lori Dailey. m i PRESIDENT’S ACADEMIC FITNESS PROGRAM: Doug Morris, Steve Hoffmaster, John Barrette, Kris Huzyak, Kim Ricker, Cathy Francisco, Kris Kelly, Alissa Campbell, Gloria Buritica, Kathy Farmer, Kara Flanery, Ann Medford, Shelley Rlchert, Chris Randa, Dave Madison, Sylvia Torti, Tracy Pizzino. (row 2) Eric Stephens, Robin Davidson, John Piontkowski, Rich Cole, Leo Marple, Rich Marra, Jim Moore, Mike Slanker, Brian Amos, Bob Montleone, Pam Untch, Chuck Amrhein, Matt Settle, Julie Paumien i 90 SR£M ART AWARDS; (row 2)- Morlinda Shaeffer, Kevin O’Leary, Jay Mager, Neil Heston, Kim Evans, Greg Marple, Steve Mar- tens, Anna Oast, Larry Brickner, Mike Dailey, (row 1)- Gina Knight, Tracy Early, Tess Swenningson, Kristin Bacon, Larry DeJane, Cart Curtis, Matt Cole, Tim Blasiman, Vir- ginia Budde, Kathy Allison. MUSIC AWARDS; (row 2) Tracy Hammond, Val Davis, Eric Grieb, Eric Stoffer, Kim Kelly, Anne Williams, Brenda Ackleson, Carrie Thorne, Jennifer Schlueter. (row 2) Jennifer Barrett, Diane Sweeney, Janice Chen, Kristin Ba- con, Tammy Traina, Terri Lou Ruler, Mary Schell. YEARBOOK AWARDS; (row 2)-Tracey Pizzino, Brian Gil- bey, Val Davis, Wendy Stumpreth, Beth Dickey, Mike Slanker, Bill Dunn, Doug Smith, Larry brickner, Rick Watkins, John Piontkowski, (row 1)- Diane Sweeney, Traci Bet- tis, Wendy Smith, Mike Monasterio, Frank Barton, Sue McKinney, Am- mie Sheets, Michelle Yarwood, Ma- ria Zimmann, Jennifer Barrett, Tess Swenningson. 91 ■ ■ SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Matt Loudon, Joanie Burchfield. Craig Bryant and Sharon Corl SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Andrea Engle. Dave Exline, Carrie Juliano, and Lisa Miller JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Anne Soriano, Tonya Beall, Kathy Allison, and Eric Kunar VOCATIONAL AWARDS OF DISTINCTION: Glenn Leininger, Machine Trades; Chris Dangelo and Lani Halstead, IOE Steno; Tina Garver, Cos motoiogy; Michelle Danklef, IOE Accounting; and Eric Shasteen, Drafting LANGUAGE AWARDS: (row 1) Sharon Bakondy, Chris Sweitzer, Kara Flanery, Gloria Buritica, Chris Cosgrove, Jennifer Schlueter, Virginia Budde, Melissa Knauf, Jenny Lynn Tausch, (row 2) Eric Stephens, David Schuster, Laura Forney, Brenda Ackeison, John Casey, Kris Capel, Joanie Burchfield, Neil Heston, Theresa Moyer, and Richard Watkins, IOE AWARDS: (row 1) Julie Miller, Kathy DeiPuppo, Lani Halstead, Sharon Ewing, Chris Dangelo, Kris Knoedler, Cindy Houdyshell and Tract. Bettis, (row 2} Beth Dickey, Wendy Stumperth, Mike Cosma, Becky McGuire, Kathy May. Anna Holwick, Christine McCartney, and Tina Witherspoon OLYMPICS OF THE MIND: (row 1) Frank Barton, Mike Julian, Doug Morris, Maria Zimmann, Anne Sor- iano, Leo Marple (row 2) Chris Theiss, Richard Cole, Matt Settle, Brian Amos, Mike Slanker, John Barrette, Jett Amrhein MATH AWARDS: (row 1) Cathy Francisco, Richard Cole, Sally Buta, Kara Flannery, Jim Moore, Mike Monasteria, Becky Campbell (row 2) Brian Gilbey, John Piontkowski, Jeff Amrhein, Mike Slanker, Brian Amos, Chuck Amrhein, Leo Marple, John Barrette ACADEMIC CHALLENGE: (row 1) Brian Gilbey, Richard Watkins, Vir- ginia Budde, Kara Flannery, Matt Flannery, Anne Soriano, Roxanna Hostetter (row 2) Roger Feldner, John Jenkins, Jeff Amrhein, Eric Gil- bey, Steve Lutsch, John Casey 93 7 Terrorism is an international problem. The United States has decided to take action. How do you feel about this decision? We had a right to do what we did. Americans were involved. The bombings on Libya were wrong and right. Two wrongs don’t make a right. Khadafy has cooled, he was angry because his baby was killed. This year marks the 100th anniversary of the Statue of Lib- erty. What does the Statue of Liberty mean to you? People who come from other countries appreciate it more than we do. We've had it all our lives. We know it means freedom. Space technology has greatly advanced in the past few years. The disaster of the Challenger Seven was a great shock. How do you feel about the events that led up to the explosion? Long range effects? The people who kept the technical problems quiet should be tried for negligence and loss of Jives. (Amy Yurkovich) Don't hurt me! I swear I'm not a spy! Terrorism is an international problem. The United States has decided to take action. How do you feel about this decision? “We should worry about our own country and take care of our problems. Forget them, it's their problem. This year marks the 100th anniversary of the Statue of Lib- erty. What does the Statue of Liberty mean to you? It represents freedom. We should keep it in good condition so it lasts.” (Scott Klosterman) “Who cares about Khadafy, I want that girl over there! 94 Terrorism is an international problem. The United States has decided to take action. How do you feel about this decision? ! agree with the decision. If we don't do anything it will get out of control. We don't need any countries involved. I think it is great that we bombed Libya.” This year marks the 100th anniversary of the Statue of Lib- erty. What does the Statue of Liberty mean to you? 'The Statue of Liberty means peace and freedom. I think we always support France in wars because they gave it to us.,I also think everyone should put in a little money to help fix it up,” Space technology has greatly advanced in the past few years. The disaster of the Challenger Seven was a shock. How will this affect future space exploration? ”1 think it will help the space program. It will make them work harder to achieve their goals.” (Bill Hively) A r I . V ■tf JBi | l: %1 1 «k i i a % pe b; m . tiff W ■ V' m l 9 —f mrii Terrorism is an international problem. The United States has decided to take action. How do you feel about this decision? ”1 think the Unites Sates did the right thing by taking action. Khadafy says we are the terrorists because we blow up civilians. He killed a lot of people in terrorists attacks. He could start World War III. I think our attacks on Libya were successful. This year marks the 100th anniversary of the Statue of Lib- erty. What does the State of Liberty mean to you? I think it is good that they're fixing it up. It Is the symbol of America, People from foreign countries, like the Eastern block countries, appreciate the Statue of Liberty more than we do. We see it and think, Great! America! I can do what I want. Space technology. The disaster of the Challenger Seven, what is your oppinion? I think they were pushing too much for a schedule. Tragedies have happened in the past. Not too many people know about them. We ended up going to the moon, ! don’t think this latest tragedy will slow us down either. It will make them take more precautions, (Bill Burkey) Look at us! We can imitate Khadafy and Reagan.” Terrorism is an international problem. The United States has decided to take action. How do you feel about this decision? “We acted at the wrong time. We should have waited. We needed to get more evidence before we bombed.” This year marks the 100th anniversary of the Statue of Liberty. What does the Statue of Lib- erty mean to you? “It is a symbol for what the United States stands for. (Freedom)” The disaster of the Challenger Seven was a shock. How has this affected future space exploration? “I think the space program should continue.” (Matt Medford) I say we go in and get 'em! Terrorism is an international problem. The United States has decided to take action. How do you feel about this decision? “If they felt their action was necessary, then it’s alright. But I do not want to see it turn into a war. This year marks the 100th anniversary of the Statue of Liberty. What does the Statue of Liberty mean to you? “The Statue of Liberty makes me feel proud that I am an American citizen. She brings our country the symbol of freedom. Who would want to live in a country that does not allow you to be what you want or to do what you want? The Statue of Liberty proves our freedom. For the immigrants that came to the United States, seeing her makes their dreams of freedom a reality.” {Missy Kerestes) How can you be hungry at a time like this? We have to figure our war plans.” Terrorism is an international problem. The United States has decided to action. How do you feel about this decision? “I think it's about time Reagan did something to counteract terror- ist movements. The only problem I have is that I'll be in the Marines in September. J might end up in someplace like Libya. This year marks the 100th anniversary of the Statue of Lib- erty. What does the Statue of Liberty mean to you? “Well, Ronald Reagan style, I think the Statue of Liberty deserves the new restoration. If it hadn't been done, a lot of foreigners would feel let down. The Statue represents America.'1 Space technology has greatly advanced in the past few years. The disaster of the Challenger Seven was a great shock. What are your reactions to this? “SPACE, the final frontier. The idea of sending citizens in the shuttle is a fantastic idea. A person could learn a lot from the experience. They would be able to tell other people about it. (Bill Dunn) “Take that' Khadafy!” Terrorism is an international problem. The United States has decided to take action. How do you feel about this decision? “I think it is a good decision. Terrorism shouldn’t be put up with. The bombings are O.K. if no one gets injured. This year marks the 100th anniversity of the Statue of Liber- ty. What does the Statue of Liberty mean to you? “The Statue of Liberty means freedom. We should rebuild it be- cause it is a symbol of America. . (Missy Cross) This is what I think of Khadafy . . . boring, uninteresting and extremely dull!” Activities The Year Activities once again helped bring together Salem students, Quaker enthusiasm again surpassed fast year’s level with plenty to spare. Many of the activity groups were very active. The German Club had a bowling party and various other activities during the course of the school yean The Spanish Club again held their annual Christmas party. The IOE De- partment helped the community by providing Christmas presents and coloring books for area residents. The Journal- ism staff provided SHS with a year full of informative material. The National Art Honor Society made shirts for club members and had winners in area contests. Key Club members donated their time and energy to the Salvation Army to help feed and clothe the needy. The Microcomputer Programmer’s Group competed in the Salem Bring-Your-Own- Computer contest. The Olympics of the Mind teams fared well in competition. The Academic Challenge team also played well, tying for first place in the County Bowl. However, the 1985-86 school year may be best remembered for the beginning of the group TACT (teens against chemical taking). The group, headed by Mrs. Cozza, is intended to emphasize having fun without taking drugs. Salem students also played a part in non-school related activities, such as the blood drive, and Hands Across America. On May 20, seniors also took part in local government during Youth in Government Day. Salem High School showed Quaker spirit in their activities during the year. Salem students excited in Physics class Paul Bryant- excited in hfs own way In Activities Spanish Club ROW f; Jim Soyars, Tara Zeigler, Amy Wells, Alissa Campbell, Eric Stephens, Gloria Buritica, Missy Kubina, Dave Schuster, Janice Chen, Traci Goodnough, Brett Bezeredi. ROW 2: Oxaig Bryant, Eugina Knight, Kara Flanery, Jenny Reich, Chris Sommers, Dalene Pence, Donna Zorik, Bridget Patton, Tracy Early, Scott Coral, ROW 3:M kQ Dailey, Anne Soriano, Mindy Baquer, Laura Forney, Jenni Johns, Jenni Johnson, Cheryt Flickinger, Mar- cia Danklef, Michelle Bruderly, Amy Luttmers, John Omslaer. ROW 4: Jeff Lynn, Richard Cole, Richard Watkins, Neil Heston, Valerie Davis, Kara Bushaw, Erica Beagle, Chip Null, ROW5:Chris Schuster, Jennifer Barrett, Patti Lippiatt, Amy Drzal, Brenda Ackelson, Richard Ashead, Greg Marple, John Barrette, Nick Citino, Amie Minamyer, ROW Is Becky Prickett, Cheryl Greenisen, Laura Newton, Willi Colbert, Joanie Burchfield, Kim Evans, Eric Grieb, Chris Catlin, Kris Manis, Heather McNeal, ROW2:Mike Slanker. Paula Hunchuck. Kathy Allison, John Mager, Frank Barton, Bob Hahn, Gretchen Schlueter, Maria Zimmann, Kristin Ba- con. Chris Cosgrove. TOW3;Chet Beery. Lawrence Slanker, Matt Medford. Roger Feldner, Chuck Dickey, Ken Alesi, Tina Augusta, Jenni Schlueter. Lisa Maroscher, Kris Capel. ROW 4: K Vr Hendricks, Jeff Madison, Amy Breckenridge, Chuck Amrheim, William Burkey, Brian Gilbey, John Casey, Kurt Hergenrotber. ROW 5: Jeff Feiler, Mark Milliken, Andy Herron, Julie Soyars, Denise Fleischer, Jenni Herron, Beth Breckenridge, Julie Ehrhart, Stephanie Kilmer. ROW 6: Chris Theiss, Nathan Wilson, Mike Julian, Mark Coalmer, Tom Ramovs, Shawn Horstman, Dave Petrucci, Brad Richert, Dave Exline, German Club 99 Journalism Staff ROW 1: Mike Ketchum, Allssa Campbell, Michelle Yarwood, Amy Luttmers, Donna Zortk, Bill Dunn, Jennifer Booth. ROW2:Jeff Lynn, Arron Wolford, Gina Knight, Mark McCartney, Rich Elias, Jim Bakondy. ROW 3: Dominic Quinn, Doug Smith, MikeSlanker, Julie Paumier, Anne Williams. MISSING: Lisa Buchanan, Teressa Fisher. Lee Good, Mike Schmid. Lori Tasker, Marilyn Welsh. ROW f;Tressa Turvey, William Stinson, Jennifer Barrett. fl01Vj?;Sara Greenlsen, Julie Citfno, Tammy Trains, Julie Johns. Teen Institute 100 Student Council ROW 1: Nan Emch, Abby McKee. David Exline, Lisa Milter, Aaron O'Brien. ROW2:Tres£i Turvey, Sylvia Torti, Kimberly Ricker, Sherry Hite, Cathy Francisco. ROW3: Janel Fitzgerald, Chris Cosgrove, Heather Goodballet, Matthew Loudon. ROW4:Wendy Gibson, Michael O'Brien, Susan Sweitzer, Lisa Reed, Kristen Cranmer, Julie Lutz. ROW 1: Michelle Thomas, Kimberly Mix, Tess Swenningson, Doug Morris, Richard Cole. ROW2: Doug Sicilia, Eric Stoffer, John Barrette, Michael Blanker, Matt Settle, Brian Amos, Chris Theiss. ROW 3: Mike Julian, Cheryl Greenisen, Anne Soriano, Maria Zimmann, Frank Barton, Doug Grimm. Olympics Of The Mind 101 Interact ROW 1: Valerie Davis, Mary.Schehf, Kathleen Schmid, Eric Stephens. ROW2: Jennifer Barrett, Patricia Noles, Melinda Pence, Marcia Flickinger, Gina Knight, Mary Barrette, Alissa Campbell. ROW3: Wendy Smith, Sara Greenisen, Kristin Bacon, Mary Jo Iden, Bronwyn Bell, Jon Erikson. ROW 4: Bren- da Ackelson, Patty Lippiatt, Jennifer Mohr, James Soyars, Jeff Lynn, John Barrette, Rafael Vargas, MISSING: Maria Zimmann, Julie Soyars. L-R: Dianne Sweeney, Maria Zimmann, Christine Neidhardt, HopeShauck, Kim Righetti, Beth Haschen, Colleen Lora. MISSING:Marissa Torti, Peggy Mathes. Sharon Bakondy, Jill Bonfert. 102 Danceline Tact RO W1:Melinda Pence, Lani Halstead, Becky McGuire, Sharon Ewing, Cathy Francisco, Jenni Gow, Amy Paxon, Gina Knight, Kim Ricker, Kristine Hu- zyak- RO W2: Gloria Buritica, Jim Fitzgerald. Jeff Lynn, Eric Stephens, Chris Shone, Dave Schuster, Brad Cape!, Tressa Turvey. ROW3: Amy Weber, Butch Crawford, Doug Grimm, Matt Settle, Alissa Campbell, Paul Schiueter, Mark McCartney, Bill Palubinski. ROW4:Keily Goodchild, Kara Flanery, Morlinda Shaffer, Chris Finch, Melissa Kerestes, Julie Hough, Lori LaFleme, Kelly Dougherty, Dena DiPasquaie, Kathy Farmer. ROW 5: Dean Cape!, Rick Marra, Steve Hoffmaster, John Barrette, James Beer, Timothy Brutto, Ron Castles, ROW6: (unidentified), Carol Hlavcak, Michele Weikart, Mary Schehi. Kathleen Schmid, Robin Davidson, Dutch Clunk. ROW 1: At ex West, Frank Barton, Dennis House, John Barrette (President). Eric Stoffer (Vice President). Richard Cole (Secretary). ROW2: Richard Ashead, Jeff Amrheim, Brian Gilbey, Matt Settle, Brian Amos, Joel Firth. ROW3:David Beilis, John Casey, Roger Feldner. MISSING: Chuck Amrheim, Sally Buta, Mike Hoefler, Mike Sullivan, Leo Marple (Treasurer), Micro-Computer Programmers Group 103 Nationart Art Society Pep Club ROW IrTess Swenntngson, Kim Mix, Ken Alesi (Treasurer), Gina Knight (President), Janel Fitzgerald (Vice President), Neil Heston, John Omslaer, ROW2:Michelle Thomas, Kim Newman, Scott Gabriel, Eric Gilbey, Kristin Bacon, Tracey Early, Greg Marple. MISSING.'Lynn Frateschi (Secretary), Michelle Pittman, Lisa McGrath, Rick Metts. ROW 1: Tess Swenningson, Amy Paxson (Vice President), Gtna Knight (Treasurer), Jeff Lynn (President), Sue Bailey (Secretary ) ROW 2: Mary Barrette, Kim Ricker, Matt Althouse, Craig Reinhr, Kerry Bricker, Amy Drzaf, Heather Patton, Jenni Johns, Tammy Traina. ROW 3: Kathy Allison, Emilie McKee, Jenni Gow, Julie Paumier. ROW4:S n Fitzgerald, Doug Sicilia, John Barrette, Jon Erickson, Nicolette Ehler, Tina Augusta, Julie Settle, Sara Greenisen. ROW5: Melissa Harshman, Kristen Crammer. MW Cathy Francisco. Janette Ferguson, Sue Kenreigh, Amie Minamyer, Jennifer Barrett, Kristin Bacon, Pam Lippiatt. ROW 7: Michelle Baker, Janel Fitzgerald, Diana Reese. Melinda Pence, Patty Noles, Tracy Pizzino, MikeSlanker, Doug Smith. 104 Yearbook ROW 1: Jennifer Barrett, Tess Swenningson, Brian Gilbey (co-editor), Rick Watkins (co-editor), Valerie Davis, Wendy Smith, Diane Sweeney. ROW2: Jennifer Mohr, Amy Minamyer, Frank Barton, Michelle Yarwood, Tina Mitchell, Michelle Bruderly, Michelle Danklef, John Piontowski, ROW 3: Beth Dickey, Erica Beagle, Dalene Pence, Maria Zimmann, Doug Smith, Mike Slanker, Brad Capel, Tracy Pizzino, Becky Campbell, Wendy Stumperth. ROW 1: Julie Lutz, Lori Wilt, Colleen Hutton, Diana Reese, Kathy Allison, Brian Stoudt, Jennifer Schlueter. ?OIV2;Scott Sommers, Cheryl Greenisen, Julie Settle, Julie Pasko, Cindy Hutton, Dalene Pence, Amy Hippely, Lisa Reed. ROW3: Mike Julian, Jane! Fitzgerald, Kim Muntz, Melinda Pence, Amy Drzal, Tina Augusta, Kelli Bently, Mike O’Brien. ROW4:Mark Coalmer, Gretchen Schlueter, Anne Soriano, Frank Barton, Ken Alest, Paul Schlueter, James Fitzgerald.'Doug White. Key Club Academic Challenge ROW 1: Eric Gilbey, Becky Prickett. Anne Soriano, Mary Ann Hansel, Gary Deland, Cheryl Greenisen, Kara Flanery. ROW 2: David Scott, Rick Watkins, Jeff Amhreinn, Bill Burkey, Brian GiJbey, John Jenkins. John Casey, Roger Feldner. MISSING: Roxanna Hostetter, Virginia Budde. ROW 1: Jenni Johns, Sara Greenisen, Michelle Yarwood, Tressa Turvey, Sylvia Torti, Alissa Campbell (President), Eric Stephens (Treasurer). ROW2: Kara Bushaw, Kathleen Schmid, Tammy Traina, John Barrette, Jeff Lynn, Missy Knauf (Secretary), Colleen Lora, Sharon Bakondy (Vice President). ROW 3: Patty Lippiatt, Jill Bonfert, Erica Beagle, Chris Sommers, Dave Schuster, Jennifer Barrett, Kara Flanery, Heather Morrison, Kris Capel. AFS 106 Accounting I ROW 1: Amy Schnorrenberg,, Chris McCartney. Traci Bettis. Tina Witherspoon. ROW 2: Amy Snyder, Susan McKinney, Maria Goodchild, Heather Hough, Sheri Shasteen, ROW 3: Bill Stinson, Cindy Cope, Angie Ossmann, Cindy Irey, MISSING: Mike Cosma, Kathi Hoffman, Michele Hutter, Lisa Sheville. ROW 1: Melinda McGuire, Michelle Danklef, Beth Dickey, Marlene Floor, Tracy Zimmerman, Wendy Stumperth. MISSING: Maria Kuhns, Maggie Hively. Accounting II 107 Steno I ROW 1: Beth Barrick, Karen Wright, Michele Moulden, Lynda Taylor, Paula McCallister. ROW2: Debbie Maurer, Anna Holwick, Mindy Schnader, Wendte Smith, Julie Miller. ROW 1: Kathy May, Sharon Ewing, Kim Hissom, Chris Knoedier, Joan Davidson, ROW2:Chris Dangelo, Becky McGuire, Debbie Dabelstein, Pam Flu- harty. ROW 3: June Fitzpatrick, Lani Halstead, Kathy Delpuppo. Steno II 108 Machine Trade flSflKSHiii ROW 1: Glenn Leininger, Steve Brooks, Bill Panzott. ROW 2: Bryan Jugenheimer, Tom May, Robert Singer, Gene Bamhouse, Kim Gilbey, Scott Dailey. ROW 3: Dave McLaughlin, Joseph Fields, Mike Rice, Tom Reid, Dwight McKarns. MiSSING: Chuck Kisner, David Cross, Robert Spatz. Students enjoying themselves during Reading Lab. 109 Junior Drafting ROW f;Tony Buxton, Danny Coy, Scott Thomas, Jason Brown, James Garlock, ROW2: Dan Sawman, Sean Crum, Robb Turnbull, Tim Shaffer, Kevin Quinn, Robert Hoffmaster. Mike Martin, Mike Langer, Noel Harris, Eric Shasteen, John Rush, no Senior Drafting Students In Action This year Salem High School students played an active role in the school and the community. Individuals, as well as groups, stood out for their efforts in advancing the quality of the world we live in. Through the next few pages, some of these students will be recognized for their part in bring- ing out Quaker pride everywhere. American Field Service students Salem IOE: Dress-A-Doll Home Economics decorating Salem Rotary Speech Winners Teen Institute at Southeast School Students In Action Students In Action Academic Challenge TV Team Olympics of the Mind Computer Team Senior Students visit Junior High Salem IOE: Donating Coloring Books TACT Workshop at Youngstown State University Rotary Vocational Information Day Students In Action Students In Action Art Winners Artists pose with their pumpkins Salem High School art students were very ac- tive during the school year. Many students from SHS entered several art contests, including State Governor’s and Kent State-Salem’s annua! con- tests. Many art students also decorated pumpkins for a local nursing home. Quaker artists showed our Quaker pride in their own artistic way. Students In Action Quaker Pride 1U Steno I students show off their trophies. Mark Mueller practices the drums. Students using one of the school’s computers. Accounting II fare well in competition. Accounting I with their prizes. A sophomore lends a hand to a Jr. High class. Quaker Pride IOE students hard at work. IOE trophy winners. Steno II trophy winners. Eric Knoelder and Rob Ketchum show off their skills. The new SHS instruments from Salem Community Foundation. Sheri and Paul acting normal! Terrorism is an international problem. The United States has decided to take action. How do you feel, about this decision? I think that terroism is an awful thing. Somebody had to take action. I wish it had not been the United States. Most of Europe chose not to back us. They want to stay out of it because they’re afraid. I think they will come around and see our point of view. Kbadafy is afraid to come to the U.S. That Is why he is'striking Europe. They are afraid of him because he has been labeled a madman. This year marks the 100th anniversary of the Statue of Lib- erty. What does the Statue of Liberty mean to you? “It stands for peace, freedom, and the pursuit of happiness. I have a stepmother from Canada. The Statue means more to her now that she is living in the U.S. it shows the world how we feel about our freedom. After the “big celebration , i think Americans will take it more seriously. They will consider it more of a monument than just a statue. (Beth Haschen) “Oh no, I’m not scared of Khadafy. My face is just frozen this way, Terrorism is an international problem. The United States has decided to take action. How do you feel about this decision? How would you have handled the situation? “We had a right to attack because they were attacking U,S, citizens. Some of the bombs weren’t on target, ft is hard to hit targets at night. Libya had it coming to them. It is pretty bad that Europe didn’t support us. They should have done all they could. We had to show Khadafy we meant business. If our missions were completely successful, they would have killed Khadafy, if that happens, it will be like Germany. Someone will have to come in and take control of the people. I think terrorism can be stopped. They don’t have any right to do it, I don't understand why Khadafy is doing this. He should be treated like a criminal.” This year marks the 100th anniversary of the Statue of Lib- erty. What does the Statue of Liberty mean to you? “It is a symbol of freedom. Now that they are repairing it, it will mean a lot more. It will be a gold color again. It has been green for a while. It was a nice gift. It’s good that they are preserving it.” {Doug Grimm) My head is too big for one of Khadafy's funny hats. This year marks the 100th anniversary of the Statue of Lib- erty. What does the Statue of Liberty mean to you? The Statue of Libery basically means hope and freedom. It gives the world something to look forward to. We take the Statue for granted like a lot of other things. Space technology has greatly advanced in the past few years. The disaster of the Challenger Seven was a shock. How do you feel about the events that led to the explosion? Long range affects? The Challenger should have been inspected more carefully. They were trying to meet a deadline too fast. They were more con- cerned about progress. I think the program should go on. Even though we lost lives, that is no reason to quit. I think that if the seven men were alive they would want it to continue. We shouldn’t be so conscientious of meeting deadlines. No one really thought of the danger. They got lazy. Why be alarmed by something that has never happened before?” (Rob Lee) “I know I put those hand grenades in here somewhere! Terrorism is an international problem. The United States has decided to take action. How do you feel about this decision? I feel we shoufd leave them alone. This year marks the 100th anniversary of the Statue of Lib- erty. What does the Statue mean to you? Freedom! In a way it means justice. I want to see it, but I don't think about it a lot. I'm sure we loved it when we first got it. Now, it is just an everyday thing.” Space technology has greatly advanced in the past few years. The disaster of the Challenger Seven was a great shock. How do you feel towards the events that led to the explosion? Do you feel we are too competitive? I feel that the space program should have been a lot more careful in the testings. They were worried about progress. Personally, I care more about the people than the competition. (Tracy Abraham) “Look out! The Libians are coming!” ENGLISH AIDES: (top photo) Joe Marks, Lee Hochadel. (right photo) ROW 1: Becky Campbell, Kara Bushaw, Missy Kubina. ROW 2: Alissa Campbell, Heather Goodballet, Dave Schuster, Eric Stephens, Pam Unch, Kristin Bacon, ROW 3: Ron Castles, John Barrette, Lauri Troy, Melinda Pence, Ernie Ford, Nick Citino, HISTORY AIDES: (right) Melissa Kerestes, Amy Weber, Ronda Shanley, Chris Randa. (far right) Melinda Pence, Jill Bosel. GYM AIDES: (right) Jim Kozar, Craig Bryant, (far right) Mark McCartney. tie Aides STA TS AIDES: (far left) ROW 1: Amy Stone, Patience Hip- pley, Kris Kelly. ROW 2: Craig Bryant, Kim Kelly, (left) Maria Zimmann, Jenny Schlueter. (center left) WOOODSHOP, PHO- TOGRAPHY, ETC. AIDES: ROW 1: Rob Ketchum, Matt Hel- phinstine, Jeff Smith. ROW 2: Doug Smith, Paul Bryant, Mike Slanker, Tracy Pizzino, Kerig Taylor, Sabrina Wilms. MATH AIDES: (bottom left) ROW 1: Paula Hunchuck. Mary Jeffries, Julie Soyars, Angie Ross, Heather Morrison. Kim Waters. ROW 2: Willy Hupp, Amy Garlock, Tim Shaffer, Traci Goodnough, Emile McKee. ROW 3: Robb Turnbull, Lori Wilson, Michelle Yarwood, John Barrette. MISSING: Ralph Short, Mike Monas- terio. (bottom right) ORTHOPEDIC HANDICAPPED AIDES: Chris Finch, Bobbi Hill. f I 119 BIOLOGY AIDES: (right) ROW 1: Donna' Zorik. Jenni Lynn Tausch, Amy Winter, Kelley Cunningham, Kim Law, ROW 2: Becky Prickett, Bridgett Patton, John Barrette, Jenni Johns. ROW 3: Craig Bryant, Theresa Moyer, Mike Slanker, Lisa Esterly, Jenni Reich. ROW 4: Whitney Browne Carol Hlavak. COUNSELOR AIDES: (center left) Micheile Yarwood, Traci Bettis. Gene Colbert. OFFICE AIDES: (center right) ROW 1: Kim Reynolds, Ronda Shaniey, Amy Weber, Bobbi Hill, Chris Finch, Nan Emch, ROW 2: Sue Bailey, Kris Kelly, Missy Knauf, Amy Paxson, Diana Reese, Chris Abrams, Michelle Bruderly, ROW 3: Missy Beck, Beth Capel, Kelley Cunningham, Chris Shone, Shannon Morrison, Laura New- ton, Julie Pierce. ROW 4: Alissa Campbell, Dena DiPasquale, Kris Capel. Row 5: Laurie Troy, Pam Rodriguez, Lori LaFleme, Carol Hlvack, Chris Randa, Anne Soriano. LIBRARY AIDES: (bottom) ROW 1: Suzanne Kenreigh, Beth Reitz, Kim Waters, Mary Jo Iden. Tina Mitchell, Tammy Traina. ROW 2; Mike Slacker, Chris Shone, Brad Capel, Doug Smith, Kara Flanery. ROW 3: Lorraine Leghber, Lucia Apicella, Tracy Kilbreath, Chris Sommers, Cathy Francisco, Tracy Pizzino, Amy Ludwig, Diane Fullum. ROW 4: Diana Reese, Thomas Reid. Fritz Roth, Frank Barton, Larry Slanker, Matt Medford, Bill Dunn, Doug Grimm. BUSINESS AIDES: (left) ROW 1: Jeni Gow, Chris McCartney, Cathy Francisco, Chris Cosgrove, Kim Ev- ans, Craig Santini. ROW 2: Cindy Cope. Bill Grewe. Heather Hough, Michelle Danklef, Tracy Zimmerman. ROW 3: Wendy Stumperth, Kristine Huzyak, Melinda McGuire, Mike Ketchum. I AC AIDES: (center left) ROW 1: Sue McKinney, Stephanie Headland, Angie Brautingham, Dan Headland, John McClish, Maria Goodchild. ROW 2; Chris Huffman, Dave Exline, Joanie Burchfield, Doug Sicilia, Dameon Roelen, ROW 3: Rich Huffman, Andy Brooks, Bob Whitman, Rich Elias. 121 ltrs still ticking!! Which way is up? r H jj Salem High Band Heads: (l-r) Sherri Hite, Silver Girl; Chris Shone, Color Guard Captain; Eric Grieb, Drum Major; Julie Pierce, Rifle Sergeant; Anne Williams, Head Majorette V V‘ Pep Band: (l-r) Mario DiBiase, Paul Schleuter, Bob Monteleone, Diana Huffman, Shelley Richert, Nathan Wilson. Duane Anderson, Sue Patterson, Mindy 22 Lutsch,'Brian Amos Woodwind: Row 1: Michele Culler, Bridget Patton. Robin Penny. Cheryl Greenisen. Bronwyn Bell, Kelly Dougherty. Mindy Baquer, Lori Pieren, Jennifer Brantingham, Andrea Engle Row 2: Kelly Cunningham, Julie Yates. Diane Donnalley. Lori LaFleme, Julie Settle. Nicky Smith, Jason Strenger, Jennifer Al- dom, Tiffany Kelly. Heather McNeal,-Wendy Whitehill, Dawn Randa Row 3: Mary Kate Barrette. Teri Rufer. Gina Knight, Kim Ricker, Julie Citino, Jane Summers, Shannon Penny. Pat Lipplatt, Sonya Delane, Beth Barrick, Michele Bruderly, Heather Patton Row 4: Jenni Engle, Holly Clark, Todd Stokes, Tom Ramos. Lisa Helmer. Bob Hahn, Missy Borders, Michele Jones, Sarah Greenisen, Abby McKee, Jill Bosel, Chris Randa Row 5: Amy Garlock, Jennifer Herron, Whitney Browne, Craig Anderson, Kristin Kunar, Vanessa Oast, Morlinda Shaffer, Cindy Pryor, Jennifer Mohr Brass: Row 1: (kneeling) Mike Hoefler, Sean Scahill, Dave Hahn. Darrin Ward. Kellie Mack, Chris Catlin, Nick Althouse Row 2: Tonya Cecil. Sheehan Morri- son, Ladonna Wood, Frank Barton, Mark Coalmer, Theresa Moyer, Duane Anderson, Lisa Esterly, Sue Patterson, Mindy Lutsch, Gregg Roher. Mario DiBiase. Rick Marra Row 3: Nan Emch, Jennifer Smith, Valerie Davis, Mariah Rousseau. Jennifer Schleuter, Danae Warner. Tara Zeigler, Tammy Eddinger, Chrissy Heineman, Elizabeth Alek, Melinda Wilms, Gretchen Schleuter Row 4: John Omslaer, Beth Breckenridge, Mark Herron, Chris Nichols, Steve Martens. Christopher Ritchie. Gavin Warner, Traci Goodnough, Shelley Richert, Diana Huffman, Kim Righetti, Steve Marroulis Row 5: Eric Blythe, Matt Althouse, Tracy Hammond, Brenda Ackelson, Kathy Monteleone, Mike McGrath, Wendy Smith, Bob Monteleone, Scott Klosterman Row 6: Nathan Wilson. Rob Doyle, Peter Winch. Brad Richert, Richard Ashead, Cliff Pettey, Matt Medford, Sabrina Wilms 123 Seniors: Row 1: Dale Lynne Barrick, Marcia Flickinger, Sherri Hite, Anne Williams. Michelle Welkart, Chris Shone, Ronda Shanley. Alissa Campbell. Julie Pierce, Julie Hough, Melissa Kerestes Row 2: Morlincfa Shaffer, Sabrina Wilms, Mindy Lutsch, Chris Randa, Jill Bosel, Michelle Culler, Danae Warner, Shelley Rlchert, Mary Schehl, Carole Hlavcak, Leisa Helmer, Brian Amos Row 3: Mario DiBlase, Kim Ricker, Gina Knight, Lori LaFleme, Kelly Dougherty, Rick Marra Top: Bob Monteleone, Paul Schleuter FOOTBALL 124 Percussion: (Clockwise Beginning Lower Left) Kris Manis, Julie Soyars, Carole Hlavcak, Beth Breckenridge, Julie Ehrhart, Matt Smith, Eric Lutsch, Mark Mueller, Paul Schleuter, Bill Bryant, Brian Amos, Stephanie Kilmer, Kerri Thorne, Kim Evans, Bob Miles, Kim Kelly, Maria Zimmann, Michael Weikart, Mary Schehl (L-R Kneeling) Julie Pierce, Chris Shone. 1st Row: Jenny Lynne Tausch, Debbie Maurer, Amy Fox, Anna Holwick, Christine Abrams, Alissa Campbell, Missy Knauf. 2nd Row: Melissa Kerestes, Desi McLaughlin, Amy Schnorrenberg, Angie Ross, Ronda Shanley, Tammy Walter, Ammie Sheets, Kara Bushaw, Anna Oast, Jenni Janowiak, Jennifer Dankief, Jennifer Reich, Julie Hough, Candi Greenfield, Criss Allio, (L-R Back Row) Michelle Weikart, Sherri Hite, Anne Williams, Marsha Flickinger. Row 2: Sharon Corl, Shannon Bennett. Row 3: Tracy Early, Valerie Rook. Row 4: Dale Lynne Barrick, Dawn Pitts. 125 Salem High School Choir Soprano Chris Allio Kerry Bricker Mary Jo Brotherton Joanie Burchfield Gloria Buritica Alissa Campbell Valerie Davis Dena DiPasquale Connie Dudley Janet Ferguson Chris Finch Sherri Hite Patti Irey Jenni Janowiak Melissa Kerestes Lori Lafleme Pam Martin Anne Medford Amy Paxson Jenni Reich Valerie Rook Gretchen Schlueter Kathleen Schmid Dianne Sweeney Jenny Lynn Tausch Michelle Weikart Wendy Whitehill Tenor Bill Burkey Bill Grewe Dina Hartman Desi McLaughlin Anna Oast Mark Plegge Pam Rodriguez Chris Shepard Laurie Troy Tressa Turvey Michelle Yarwood Alto Brenda Ackelson Kristen Bacon Sharon Bakondy Jennifer Barrett Bronwyn Bell Robin Davidson Candi Greenfield Tracy Hammond Julie Hough Sally Johnson Tracy Kilbreath Connie Kubankin Amy Lee Amy Ludwig Lori Pieren Mary Schehl Jennifer Schlueter Chris Shone Wendy Smith Chris Sommers Amy Wells Bass Kelly Birk Scott Dunn Rob Hasson Dale Miller Blaine Ritchie Dave Schuster Jim Soyars Eric Stephens Tony Swartz Chamber Choir 126 Top Left: Dale Miller, Eric Stephens, David Schuster, Kelly Birk, Mark Plegge, Christopher Shepard, William Burkey. Middle Left: Dina Hartman, Valerie Davis, Michele Weikart, Anne Medford, Brenda Ackleson, Kathleen Schmid, Bottom Left: Jennifer Reich, Lauri Troy, Melissa Kerestes, Mary Schehl, Chris Allio, Chris Shone. Not Pictured: Bill Grewe and Pam Rodriguez. Mr, Tom Yazvac, who was a Youngstown State University stu- dent choir teacher in the fall of 1985, was “arrested” by the county sheriff's office. The choir contributed $25 to the American Cancer Society for this to take place! In order for Mr. Yazvac to be released, he had to raise $300 in pledges by his friends and relatives to the Cancer Society. Mr, Yazvac did this within hours. I CHAMBER CHOIR L—R- Row 1: Dina Hartman. Valerie Davis, Michele Weikart, Jennifer Reich, Lauri Troy, Melissa Kerestes, Mary Schehl, Chris Allio, Chris Shone, Anne Medford, Brenda Ackleson, Kathleen Schmid, Row 2: Dale Miller, Eric Stephens, David Schuster, Kelly Birk, Mark Plegge, Christopher Shepard, William Burkey, NOT PICTURED: William Grewe and Pam Rodriguez. I 127 Faces Behind 1986 Yearbook Rick Watkins: Co-Edftor. Graduation, Core Group Brian Gi bey: Co-Editor, Activities, Graduation, Core Group Wendy Smith, Valerie Davie: Senior Section, Dances, Core Group Peggy Mathea, Tina Mitchell, Dianne Sweeney: Junior Section (Dianne and Peggy-Core Group) Michelle Yarwood, Maria Zimmann: Sophmore Section Are the yearbooks here yet? (Mark McCartney) 128 Frank Barton: Freshman Section Cindy Cope, Traci Bettis: Freshman Section Bill Dunn: Advertisement Section Michele Bruderiy: Faculty Section Michele Danklef: Business Manager Greg Roher: Photographer Emergency Typing Crew Doug Smith: Photographer, Sports Section; Tracy Pizzino: Photographer, Sports Section; Larry Brickner: Photographer; Mike Monasterio: Photographer; Missing, Mike Slanker: Sports Section, Photographer Learning the ropes '■s inm 130 Visitors from Minerva Yearbook Pyramid Mr, Leek and associate help make our yearbook possible. Working to the beat of the music. '‘Frank, your book is upside down! '‘Be quiet! I'm trying to listen. {Eric Blythe) Quaker Style Homecoming On October 4, 1985, it didn't matter if the Quaker football team won or lost. All eyes were on the seven girls chosen by the senior class of '86 as homecoming queen candidates. Their pride and anticipation showed as they entered Reilly Stadium in sports cars with their escorts. Serenaded by the SHS marching band, the candidates were escorted onto the the field. Finally, the announcement of Chris Shone as homecoming queen was met with the applause of the crowd. Chris proudly represents Salem High School and especially her senior class of '86, Congratulations to Chris (pictured to the left with escort Mike Ketohum) and all of the girls on the 1985-86 homecom- ing court. Couples pictured on opposite page from top left to bottom right are Sharon Ewing and Dave Holbert; Marcia Flickinger and Dan Solmen; Sherri Hite and Damian Roelen; (beginning with lower left) Valerie Julian and Sean Kirkland; Julie Pau- mier and Dave Madison; and Tracy Pizzino escorted by Doug Sicilia, Pictured bottom right: Last year’s queen, Anne Hartzell, and her escort, Brad Jones, crown this year’s queen. Hoi S.H.S. Sweethearts The seven sweetheart queen candidates became the focus of attention at a very special basketball half-time in January of 1986, All seven senior girls chosen by their class proved to be winners. Their smiles showed through as they were escorted arm in arm across the basketball court. This night of a lifetime turned out to be extra special for Julie Pasko, who was chosen by her senior classmates as the 1986 Sweetheart Queen. The students of SHS are proud of Julie (pictured to the right with her escort Jim Bakondy) and of all of the ’‘sweet- hearts” on the court. Our best wishes to Cathy, Kim, Amy, Melinda, Cindy, and Julie. Couples pictured on opposite page from top left to bottom right are Cathy Francisco and Doug Morris; Cindy Hutton and Sean Kirkland; Amy Paxson and Da- mian Roelen; (beginning with lower left) Melinda Pence and Lee Good; Kim Ricker and Frank Bezon; and Sylvia Torti escorted by Doug Smith. Salem Football NB. 9-1 VARSITY FOOTBALL The varsity football team finished 5-5 overall and 3-3 in the MVC. Playing a very tough schedule, the Quakers lost to teams with a combined record of 40-10. The team won every game in which it as favored and also won 2 other games (West Branch and Girard) in which they were 23 and 17 point underdogs. Highlights of the season include a fan- tastic come-from-behind victory over Canfield in which the Quakers, down 23- 7, scored 16 unanswered points in the 4th quarter and then won it on Paul Bryant’s 33 yard field goal in Salem's first ever overtime football game. And in the year's finale, the Quakers got it into gear, de- stroying West Branch who was 5th in the state and unbeaten. School pride was at a peak as Salem beat those farmers as Coach Rottenborn would say. At the end of the season, Coach Rot- tenborn stepped down from his job as head coach. His tenure as coach may not have produced the greatest winning per- centage in Salem history, but he definitely mastered the most exciting, pass-orient- ed offense that Salem has ever seen. FOOTBALL M.V.P. Rich Huffman had a storybook year in 1985. Chosen a tri- captain by his team mates, tight end “Huff led the M.V.C. in receiving (35 catches for 542 yds. and 4 TD’s) and was a dominating defen- sive end. Postseason recognition includ- ed first-team selection to the AII-M.V.C. and Columbiana County Teams, and be- ing chosen to play in the Ohio North- South All-Star game. Rich also achieved a personal dream when offered a full schol- arship to Ohio State University. 1985 VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES Home Opponent Aug. 36 Cleveland East 42 7 Sept. 6 Campbell 0 48 Sept 13 Youngstown East 0 45 Sept. 20 Girard 10 0 Sept. 27 Struthers 6 33 Oct. 4 Canfield 20 23 Oct. 12 Poland 26 7 Oct. 18 J.F.K. 16 34 Oct. 25 East Liverpool 8 14 Nov. 1 West Branch 17 7 1985 SALEM QUAKER FOOTBALL TEAM PICTURE: Row 1: (L-R) Troy Her, Mike Ketchum, Lee Good, Sean Kirkland, Rich Huffman, Rich Elias, Dan Solmen, Frank Bezon, Doug Morris. Jim Fitzgerald, Leo Mar- pie, Paul Bryant, Matt Settle, Jim Bakondy, Rich Wrask, Bobby Rottenborn, Manager. Row 2: (L-R) Chris Eddinger, Mark Panezott, Mike Fromm, Rich Johnston, John McClish, Tarry Pidgeon, Craig Bryant, Ted Schuster, Doug White, Nick Quinn, Wayne Phillips, Andy Brookes, Tom May, Joe Castles, Mark Apicella, Nick Rosta, Tony Knight, Owen Spaite, Manager. Row 3: (L-R) Scott Gabriel, Jesse Bateman, Matt Wolf, Dave Petrucci, Eric Kunar, Mike Mellinger, Bob Whitman. Dave Tkatch, Eric Bailey, Chuck Juliano, Paul Totani, Tim Hollister, Mike DelFavero, Chris Theiss, Jason Beagle, Sean Righetti, Dan Headland, Matt Grossman, Manager. Row 4: (L-R) Joe Rottenborn, Head Coach. Wayne Hawkins, Manager, Jeff Craig, Lew Pittman, Brad Hale, Jeff Strabala, Paul Headland, Fred Kunar, Bob Spaite, Don Bennett, Jim Lantz, Frank Coy, Statistician. Absent from photo: Matt Kunar, Manager; Coaches Tod Bennett and Denny Niederhiser. (Opposite page top)— There Ain’t No Stopping Us! (Middle)—Poised to destroy the Warriors. (Bottom)—Wrask around the end again, (This page middle)— Now listen, about that call, Ref. . . HS-s-$-sorryt Rich! (Bottom Left)—Decisions, decisions! (Bottom right) Bezon flies high after Quaker defense stops the Warriors, Salem Quakers JV Frosh Football The Salem Freshmen highlighted their season with a 20-14 win over Struthers and 38-20 romp over Canfield. Leading the offensive as quarterback Dave Exline throwing for over 800 yards and 6 touchdowns. The leading receivers with Bill Fisher, Chris Huffman,, and Glen Wickersham. The aggressive Salem defense was led by Flin Alek, Brad Richert, of the line, Dave Exline, and Chris Huffman, as linebackers. The Freshmen listened well, worked, and with a couple of “Big Plays” could have had a winning record. Scores Date Opponent Home Opponent 9 05 85 West Branch 7 8 9 19 85 Campbell 8 20 9 26 85 Girard 0 8 10 03 85 Struthers 20 14 10 10 86 Canfield 38 20 10 17 86 Poland 16 18 10 24 86 JFK 16 41 138 Row 1—(L-R) Derek Brant, Scott Wilson, Andy Pasko. Shawn Chappell, Bill Fisher, Chris Huffman, Dave ExJine, Craig Reinehr, A. J. Brooks, Clarence Fields, Rob Cook. Row 2—Coach Jeff Strabala, Wayne Smith, Kevin Nolan, Bob Sprowl, Mike Stinson, Ryan Belling, Joe Righetti, Dan Hazelbaker, Rob Demes, Shawn Hollister, Mike Hazelbaker, Coach Paul Headland, Bobby Rottenborn, Manager. Row 3—Brad Richer!, Flin Alek, Dave Nash, Brian McFeely, Kevin O'Leary, Darren Everhart, Glen Wickersham, Calvin McCon, Bob Abrams, Absent—Steven Dickson. BELOW; COACHES—Front Row— Paul Headland, Joe Rottenborn, Bob Spaite, Brad Hale. Back Row—Lew Pittman, Jeff Strabala, Jeff Craig, Don Bennett, Jim Lantz, Fred Kunar. Absent—Tod Bennett. Denny Niederhiser. (Opposite page—Top to bottom} The boys know this ball well. A Quaker fights a Wildcat for the ball. Quakers ready to intercept. Doug White stopped after a large gain of yardage. (This page—Bottom left) A reception by Hollister. (Bottom right) Quakers cornin' thru the hoop! Girls Volleyball: A Sizzling 18-7 VOLLEYBALL ’85 Holding the best record Salem Volley- ball has ever had, 18-7, the varsity volley- ball team proved to be the area team to beat. Although plagued early in the sea- son with injuries, the Quakers soon were back on their feet” and ready to play ball. The seniors, (including Tracy Pizzino, Jenni Gow, and Team Captain, Cathy Francisco,) played a vital part in stabiliz- ing the team—providing experience, loy- alty, and dependability. The tall under- classwomen peaked at the net and made several teams eat the ball whole. And without the setters and backcourt players, this superb net play could not go on at all. Highlighting the regular season were the victories over arch-rivals West Branch and previously undefeated East Palestine. Rubbing it in even more, Salem literally six-packed” East Palestine again in the Salem Invitational. For the first time in Salem’s history, the girls outrightly won the tournament. The M.V.P. this year was Senior Cathy Francisco. Not only did she receive her 3rd Varsity Letter (in Volleyball alone), but was chosen first team All-county, All- area, and also a member of the All-star team for the Salem Invitational. Cathy was chosen as team captain which was a direct result of her leadership, all-around ability, and experience. She was truly the back bone of the team. VARSITY SCOREBOARD OPPONENT SCORE East Liverpool (8 29) 2-1 •Wellsville (9 3) 2-1 •Canfield (0 4) 2-0 West Branch (9 5) 1-2 •United (9 9) 2-0 Eaai Liverpool (9 10) 2-1 East Palestine (9 12) 0-2 •Marlington (9 16) 2-0 •Beaver Local (9 19) 2-1 Canton Timken (9 21) - 0-2 Canton Souih (9 21) 1-2 Wellsville (9 23) 1-2 •West Branch (9 24) 2-0 'Canton C. Catholic (9 28) 2-0 ”iMa riling ton (0 30) 2-0 Eaat Pal eati no (10 1) 2-0 Canton M'cKinley (10 3) 0-2 •Marlington (10 5) 2-0 •Massillon Jackson (10 5) 2-0 •East Palestine (10 5) 2-1 •Canton C. Catholic (10 8) 2-0 •Beaver Local (10 10) 2-1 •Bedford (10 16) 2-1 •Hudson (10 21) 2-0 Stow (10 22) 0-2 RESERVE SCOREBOARD OPPONENT SCORE East Liverpool (8 29) • 2-0 Wellsville (9 3) 1-2 Canfield (9 4) • 2-1 West Branch (9 4) ' 2-0 United (9 9) • 2-0 East Liverpool (9 10) • 2-1 East Palestine (9 12) 1-2 Marlington (9 18) 2-0 Beaver Local (9 19) 2-1 Canton Timken (9 21) 2-0 Canton South (9 21) 1-2 Wellsville (9 23) 0-2 West Branch (9 24) 0-2 Canton C. Catholic (9 28) 1-2 Darlington (9 30) 1-2 East Palestine (10 1) 0-2 Canton McKinley (10 3) 1-2 Canton C. Catholic (1078) 1-2 Beaver Local (10 10) 2-0 VARSITY-Front Row: Jenni Gow, Cathy Francisco, Chris Cosgrove, and Jennifer Schlueter. Back Row: Michelle Baker, Amy Breckenridge, Dina Hartman, Kim Evans, Tracy Pizzino. RESERVES-Front Row: Gretchen Schlueter, Melinda Wilms, Molly Crawford, Pam Cosgrove, Kim Muntz, and Ruth Galchick. Back Row: Tonya Beall, Tiffany Tepsic, Amy Garlock. Beth Brecken- ridge, Anne Soriano, Kim Kelly, Coach Molly Capacia. Opposite Page: CELEBRATING A WINNING PLAY! This Page: Upper Left: DINA HARTMAN SPIKES over mckinley. Upper Right—RESERVES IN ACTION! Middle Left—“OH, I HATE WHEN I DO THAT!” Middle Right—IS THIS CONCEN- TRATION? Lower Left—CATHY FRANCISCO RE TURNS A SERVE. Lower Right— DINA HARTMAN PLAYING BACKCOURT?!!? Boys Cross Country County Champs Under Head-coach Frank Parks and captains Bob Monteleone, Steve Hoff- master, and John Piontkowski, the boys' cross country team achieved a record of 25-5. The boys had a young team, as there were only 3 seniors among its 17 members. Mike O’Brien was the top run- ner this year. Both the Varsity and JV teams outstrided the competition to win the county meet. Qualifying for first team all-county were Mike O'Brien, Grahm Parks, and Mike McCallister. Also qualify- ing for second team all-county were Bob Monteleone, Mike McGrath, and John Casey. The team finished second in the MVC, and ended the season by placing 8th in District Competition at Malone Col- lege. GOOD JOB! Top Row L-R: Mike Julian. Mike McGrath, John Piontkowski. Steve Hoffmaster, Bob Monteleone, Mike O' Brien; Mark Coalmen Dan Murphy, Mike McCallister. Bottom Row L-R: Graham Parks. John Casey, Bob Vitko, Tim Steffen, Mat! Medford, Andy Herron, Tom Ramovs, Brian Staudt. The boys’ Cross Country MVP, Mike O’Brien, was the team’s number one runner. He was the consistency and ex- cellence that held the team together. Not only this but he was only a Sophomore so they are looking for great things from Mike in the future. HP : Mike McGrath sprints to the finish at Districts. ] (Opposite page middle)—Girls' and Boys' County Champs. Coach Parks named county coach of the year. (Bottom left)—Bob Monteleone takes the lead. (Bottom right)—Mike McCallister closes in on the opponent. (This page top left)— Leaders of the Pack (Top right)— Ain’t never gonna break my stride. (Left)— And they're off! (Bottom left)—Spectator trampled at Cross Country meet (Bottom right)—Graham Parks takes it away. Girls Take MVC And County Titles The Girls' Cross Country team finished an impressive year with an overall record of 19-1. The new head coach, Mr. Frank Parks, faced a young team; the only se- nior among the 13 girls was captain, Kim Ricker. Junior, Sue McKinney, who was named “Female Runner of the Year,11 had an excellent season, breaking the county record with her time of 20.05. The team was undefeated in the MVC and won the MVC meet. They also swept the county meet, with members Sue McKinney, Julie Settle, Stephanie Headland, Kim Ricker, Joanie Burchfield, Amy Winter, and Diana Huffman chosen for first team all-county. Yet another accomplishment this season was that the team placed 4th at the Dis- trict Meet at Malone College. This quali- fied them for Regional Competition. It be- came the first team from Salem to advance that far as a unit. CON- GRATULATIONS! Top Row L-R: Traci Goodnough, Joanie Burchfield, Amy Winters, Lisa Esterly, Kelly Cunning- ham, Bridget Patton. Bottom Row L-R: Sue McKinney, Cheryl Orrach. Stephanie Headland, Kim Ricker, Maria Zimmann, Julie Settle, Diana Huffman. The girls’ Cross Country MVP, Sue McKinney, was named Columbiana County Runner of the year. She led the team as a Junior and set a new county record. (Opposite page middle)—The Seige. (Bottom left)—“Nobody’s gonna slow me down! (Bottom right)—Grandma coming over the hill. (This page top left)—“Here she comes again . . . ! (Top right)—Sue McKinney blows ’em away. (Left)—“Celebrate good time, C’mon!” (Bottom left) “Ouch! !@! l Would you get off my foot!” Basketball Review With only one letterman, Captain Brad Capel, returning from last year’s 19-3 MVC championship team, the inexperi- enced Quakers of 1985-86 finished their season with a disappointing record of 7- 14. Contributing most heavily to the sev- eral narrow losses was the team’s inability to convert free throws (188 of 345=54.4%) and the loss of senior Rich Huffman for the season due to a shoulder injury. Most Valuable Player Rafael Vargas, the team’s most consistent player, led the Quakers in scoring, rebounding, field goal percentage, and free throws. Scores OPPONENT HOME SCORE OPPONENT Fitch 55 SCORE 61 Campbell 7KO.T.) 77 Youngstown East 38 35 Poland 53 47 Ursuline 42 59 Canfield 45 46 Boardman 48 50 Struthers 61 56 Rayen 46 51 Youngstown South 52 60 Girard 65 67 West Branch 62 52 Canfield 57 60 Warren JFK 72 70 Poland 48 69 Campbell 44 53 Struthers 79 66 Girard 60 75 Warren JFK 61 55 Alliance 61 81 146 (Standing L-R) Matt Wolf (Manager), Brett Bezeredi, Dale Jenkins, Mike Slanker, Rafael Vargas, Rich Huffman. Rich Elias. (Sitting) Chip Null, Richard Wrask, Paul Schleuter, Brad Capel, BUI Bryant, and Chuck Juliano. Opposite page—(Top) The Salem Pep Band leads the crowd! (Middle) What did you say? (Bottom Left) “Up, Up, and Away!“ (Bottom Right) Capel, Elias, and Vargas scramble for the re- bound. (Last) “Rafael Vaaaaaaaar- gaaas! This Page—(Middle Left) Ca- pel gets the mighty Quakers fired up! (Middle Right) “Teamwork (Bottom Left) Schlueter breaks through to be- gin the battle with the Indians. (Bottom Right) Vargas surrounded by the enemy! Girls Capture Titles The 1986 Girls Varsity track team un- der head coach Nancy Miller went unde- feated this season with a record of 7-0. A couple of highlights for the season were winning the F. E. Cope Relays and espe- cially the M.V.C. League Championship. Many of the girls on the team were also strong in areas of academic excellence and musical ability as well as talent on the track or field. That just shows that the girls strive for excellence in school and not just track. There were two school records broken this season. Sue McKinney broke the 3200 meter run record with a time of 12:24.5 The 3200 meter relay record was broken by the team of Sue McKinney, Erica Beagle, Kim Ricker, and Melin- da Wilms with a time of 10:03.4. The 3200 meter relay team that broke the record also advanced to the regional track meet. So Salem High School can be proud of the Quaker girls track and field team. Congratulations girls. SCOREBOARD We They Cope Relays 1st West Branch 81 79 Poland 90 37 Campbell 106V2 2IV2 East Liverpool 90 37 County Meet 3rd Warren JFK 120 8 Canfield MVC forfeit 1st East Palestine Invitational 148 Row 1: Melinda Wilms, Candi Greenfield, Julie Citino, Mindy Baquer, Sabrina Wilms, Becky McGuire, Kim Ricker, Diana Reese, Erica Beagle, Stephanie Headland, Maria Goodchitd, Sue McKinney. Row 2: Maria Zimmann, Michelle Baker, Tonya Beall, Tracy Kilbreath, Julie Settle, Kim Reynolds, Wendy Smith, Ruth Galchick, Bridget Patton, Diana Huffman, Kelly Cunningham, Amy Winter, Row3: Roxanne Hostetter, Beverly Hill, Kim Kisner, Amy Secrest, CheryllOr- rach, Sheri McLaughlin, Dina Hartman, Joan Burchfield, Kim Muntz, Tiffany Tepsic, Krista Mellinger, Lisa Esterly, Whitney Browne, flow 4; Kerry Brisker, Ja- net Ferguson, Wendy Smith, Patricia Parfait, Lori May, Lynne Schweitzer, Kristine Kunar, Pam Lippiatt, Amy Garlock. PHOTOS ON OPPOSITE PAGE TOP TO BOTTOM 1. Kim Ricker drives to take over a Canfield runner in the Mile Relay. 2. Becky McGuire gives everything in the Shot Put. 3. Dina Hartman takes a rest after a long day of High Jumping. 4. Sue McKinney takes first place in the 3200 Meter Run. PHOTOS IN THIS PAGE TOP TO BOTTOM 1. Track team picture 2. Kim Ricker really moves around the track to help her relay lake first. 3. Tiffany Tepsic shows determination in the 800 Relay. 4. Kim Muntz clears the Hurdle. 5. Joanie Burchfield stays ahead of the pack. Lady Quakers Hold Sectional Title This year’s Quakers ended the season with a record of 13-10. The record is rath- er deceiving, considering six of the ten losses came from teams with a combined record of 59-1. Despite the fierce compe- tition, the girls shared second place honors with Struthers in the MVC and also became sectional champs—that is—they were one of the 64 teams left in the State. (Approximate 260 total) This year was basically a year in which to gain experience, now with that part taken care of the girls are looking forward to a suc- cessful future. M. V.P. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Dina Hartman has been chosen as the M.V.P. for the 1985- 86 Girls’ Basketball team. Dina averaged 14.7 points per game and she tied for top scorer in the M.V.C. She was chosen for the first team all area, which is very de- serving considering the hard work and dedication she puts forth all season. Dina was also chosen to be co-captain with Cathy Francisco. CONGRATULATIONS DINA, and good luck next year! OPPONENT HOME OPPONENT SCORE SCORE Beaver Local 71 36 Marlington 41 57 Boardman 35 64 Canfield 50 56 West Branch 31 45 Ursuline 67 47 Struthers 56 51 Girard 67 32 Fitch 30 57 Louisville 60 66 J.F.K. 51 47 Canfield 33 52 Girard 63 56 J.F.K. 48 40 Poland 50 25 Struthers 41 56 West Branch 36 44 Campbell 57 41 Campbell 49 36 Hubbard 49 45 Harding 61 55 Boardman 40 77 Varsity: (Back Row) Michelle Baker. Dina Hartman, Kim Evans, Amy Breckenridge. (Front Row) Chris Cosgrove, Jennie Gow, and Cathy Francisco. Basketball Reserve: {First row kneeling) Tara Zeigler, Pam Cosgrove, Lisa Reed, Molly Crawford, Stephanie Headland. (Back row) Shane Franks, Coach, Tiffany Tepsic, Julie Ehrhart, Jennifer Herron, Beth Breckenridge, Marcia Danklef, Gretchen Schlueten I Opposite Page—(Middle) Hartman tips it off! (Bottom Left) “Hurry up, before I come down!1' (Bottom Right) Francisco greats the gang. This Page—(Top Right) “Ready or not, we’re cornin’ through!’’ (Middle) “Mine! No it's mine! Uhf Uh, it’s MINE! (Bottom left) Francisco—“Count It! (Bottom Right) Baker— Look at that form!” Salem Quakers Goif For It! Matt Lesko, Nick Citino, and Chad Hayes grin as the opponent misses. Matt Lesko, the only left hander on the team is the M.V.P. for the 1985-86 golf sea- son. Matt started rather slowly this year, but as the season pro- gressed he continued to improve. The con- stant improvement Matt made allowed him the honor of being chosen to the all M. V. C. team. Matt’s leadership qualities were one of the main reasons why Salem placed second, topped only by Canfield, in Mahoning Valley Conference play. Scores OPPONENT HOME OPPONENT Columbiana 169 162 West Branch 175 163 Beaver Local 181 154 Girard 168 176 Campbell 162 178 J.F.K. 177 182 Beaver Local All 166 Poland 181 183 Struthers 169 197 Lisbon 180 180 Columbiana 180 168 Canfield 171 161 Campbell 169 196 J.F.K. 165 170 Poland 168 188 West Branch 168 178 Struthers 187 178 Canfield 179 177 St. Thomas 179 192 Girard 173 196 152 f ■'' ■; 1 - - ■' - A ' rjfrfj US.... , ' ■ ' ■ - ' : ' ■. '.va.v -vg kG '1 r :-A;. ;v« SiS.W.- i ;ii£ S. V -y 'i «.-i.;? ' (L-R): Nathan Wilson, Chad H yes, Nick Citino, Matt Lesko, Jeff Smith, John Fieidhouse, r (Left to Right) Coach Bucky Dye, Chad Hayes, Bob Hahn, Roger Edling, Nick Citino, Matt Lesko. John Fieldhouse, Mark Wuckatitch, Nathan Wilson, Jeff Smith, Dan DeCrow, Brian Wright, ' Opposite Page Top—Matt Lesko This Page Middle—Nick Citino Bottom L-R—Matt Lesko, Nathan Wilson, and Chad Hayes. Boys Track Shows Improvement BOYS TRACK The 1986 Boys Varsity Track Team un- der Head Coach Bing Newton, and Assis- tant Coaches Ralph Hoehn, and Lew Pitt- man. This was coach Pittman’s first year as an Assistant Coach. When asked what he thought of coaching he said, “I en- joyed working with these fine dedicated young men.” The team was led by senior captains: Steve Hoffmaster, Bob Monteleone, and Matt Settle. Along with Seniors: Doug Smith, Brad Capel, Rick Marra, and Leo Marple, they brought back the pride and tradition the teams of the past few years have lacked. The seniors showed the un- derclassmen that a committment to ex- cellence and hard work can bring the best out of everyone. The boy’s team had a record of 4-1. They received second place finishes in the F. E. Cope Relays, M.V.C., and Coun- ty Meets. The highlight of the year was the super effort that the whole team put forth in the County Meet. Congratulations on a super season guys. The seniors would like to wish next year’s team good luck in their season, especially, the Coun- ty and M.V.C. Meets. SCOREBOARD points Salem 51 F.E. Cope Relays Bill Ward Salem 94 Salem 112 Columbiana County • Salem 77 M.V.C. West Branch 68 2nd place 84 15th place 11 Poland 38 Campbell 20 2nd place 106 J.F.K. 55 2nd place 109 Struthers 48 154 Row 1: Matt Settle, Leo Marple, Tony Knight, Bob Whitman, Paul Huzyack, Doug Smith, Brad Capel, Rick Marra, Steve Hoffmaster, Bob Monteleone Row 2: Paul Gerwig, Nick Guinn, John Casey, Ben Cope, Doug White, Craig Bryant, John Zimman, Bob Vitko, Mike McGrath, Mark Coalmer, Row 3: Dan Murphy, Dave Petrucci, Mike O’Brien, Mike McAllister, Burt Capel, Shawn Righetti, Mark Menning, Chris Catlin, Kevin O’Leary, Scott Jones Row4;Graham Parks, Matt Medford, Sean Scahill, Scott Ricker, Chris Vitko, Matt Cole, Steve Morroulis, Jerry Halsted, Chris Woerther, Mike Hazelbaker OPPOSITE PAGE TOP TO BOTTOM: 1. Mark Coalmer, Steve Hoffmaster, John Ca- sey, and Graham Parks, team that broke county record, 2. Brad Capel rounds the final turn on his way to victory. 3. John Casey gives everything to beat an Aus- tintown Fitch runner. 4. Doug Smith and Rick Marra compete in a grueling 300 meter low Hurdle Race. THIS PAGE TOP TO BOTTOM: 1. Team picture 2. Rick Marra passes a Struthers runner who was on his way down. 3. Paul Huzyack clears the Bar at 13’6’ 4. Steve Hoffmaster getting help from some En- thusiastic teamates and coach. Girls Tennis 11-7 Overall The Salem Girls' tennis team compiled a 11-7 record under the guidance of new headcoach, Chuck Greenwood and assis- tant, Carol Patterson. All of the girls, eight juniors and five sophomores will return next season. Morlinda Shaffer is the only depart- ing senior. With seven returning varsity play- ers, the girls are looking forward to a suc- cessful season. Stand out, Lisa Marosher who played first singles had a record of 15-4. She went on to the districts and made it to the quarter finals of the regionals. Good Luck to next year’s team! GIRLS TENNIS-1985 Canton South SHS. 5 OPP. 0 Alliance 3 2 Howland 3 2 Liberty 5 0 East Palestine 4 1 Warren J.F.K. 3 2 Cardinal Mooney 2 3 Struthers 5 0 Niles McKinley 4 1 Louisville 0 5 Canfield 1 4 Ursuline 4 1 Warren Western Re- serve 1 4 Boardman 1 4 Austintown Fitch 4 1 Warren Harding 5 0 Alliance 1 4 Poland 1 4 OVERALL RECORD 11 wins 7 losses M. VC 2 Wins 2 Losses 156 (Front L-R) Erica Beagle, Mariah Rosseau, Sonya Defane, Jill Bonfert, Jane Summers. (Back) Chuck Greenwood (head coach), Michelle Bruderly, Lisa Maroscher, Sue Patterson, Sharon Bakondy, Robin Penny, Sally Johnson, Chris Evanoff, Becky Prickett, and Morlinda Shaffer. Row 1- Craig Anderson, Ken Alesi, Jeff Swartz, Jay Mager, Neii Heston. Row 2- Doug Morris, Eric Grieb, Mark Mueller, Steve Martin, Matt Althouse, I (top right)- Jeff Swartz and Jay Mager in doubles action. (middle) - Jay Mager returns serve. (bottom left)-Jay Mager stretches to return the tennis ball. (bottom right)-Jay Mager attemps to return the ball again. Varsity Reserve Baseball BASEBALL This year's Baseball team under Head Coach Jim Lantz, and Assistant Coaches Watt Deshields, Don Isaacs, and Scott Slocum, had a season record of 10-15. They took 3rd place in the M.V.C. with a league record of 5-7. The team fost to Warren Western Reserve in the first game of Tournament Action. The '86 baseball team was led by two very fine seniors as captains: Frank Be- zon, and Damian Roelen. As well as the other seniors: Rich Elias, Paul Schlueter, Lee Good, Mark McCartney, and Mike Martin. The underclassmen followed the senior leadership and show great poten- tial for the upcoming years. This year's top offensive player was Rich Ellas, he also led the team in Batting Average, Stolen Bases, and on Base %. Damian Roelen was the top pitcher for the year with an impressive 2.45 ERA. Rich Elias was also chosen to be D.H. for the first team M.V.C. All Star Team. Da- mian Roelen was chosen for outfield sec- ond team and Paul Schlueter was given Honorable Mention for outfield. BASEBALL SCOREBOARD ★ OPPONENT SCORE EAST LIVERPOOL (4 1) 7-8 BEAVER LOCAL (4 3) 4 0 ALLIANCE (4 4) 4-3 ft COLUMBIANA (4 7) 6-4 ft STROTHERS (4 8) 3-4 ft CANFIELD (4 16) 1-3 HUBBARD (4 18) 1-2 GIRARD (4 23) 1-0 POLAND (4 24) 2-9 STRUTHERS (4 25) 0-1 WEST BRANCH (4 26) 6-7 WEST BRANCH (4 26) 7-14 ft POLAND (4 28) 6-2 HUBBARD (4 30) 5-15 JFK (5 1) 3-10 CAMPBELL (5 5) 5-9 EAST LIVERPOOL (5 6) 8-9 ★ JFK (5 7) 5-0 SOUTH RANGE (5 8) 13-6 GIRARD (5 9) 1-2 LOUISVILLE (5 10) 5-6 WESTERN RESERVE (5 12) 3-6 ft BEAVER LOCAL (5 13) 17-1 CANFIELD (5 4) 5-4 CAMBELL (5 19) 14-6 158 1 VARSITY Row 1: Frank Bezon, Ted Schuster, Joe Sanfilippo, Chris Huffman, Jason Seddon, Duane Anderson, Damian Roelen Row 2: Paul Schlueter, Mike Martin, Joe Marks, Rich Elias, Scott Sommers, John Fieidhouse, Lee Good, Mark McCartney J.V, Row 1: Frank Be2on, Paul Schleuter, Ted Schuster, Paul Tatoni, Joe Marks, Mark McCartney, Duane Anderson Row 2: Coach Issacs, Damion Roelen (Tubby), Scott Sommers, Rich Elias, John Fieidhouse, Lee Good, Mike Martin, Coach Lantz. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP TO BOTTOM: 1. Damian Roelen puts everything into his pitching. 2. Schlueter watches as the ball disappears deep in the outfield, 3. Frank Bezon gets ready for a big hit. 4. Rich Elias takes a practive swing, THIS PAGE TOP TO BOTTOM: 1. Team Picture 2. J. V. Team Picture 3. Joe Santilippo steals second. 4. Close call, but Lee got him. 5. Ted Schuster rounds third on his way home. Varsity - J.V. Wrestlers WRESTLING This year's wrestling team was led by three very good and experienced seniors, they were tri-captains Dan Solmen, Troy Her, and Leo Marple. Through this leader- ship many underclassmen show good po- tential in being leaders in the coming years. The varsity wrestling team did very well throughout the season. Their season re- cord of 4-9-1 may not show it, but they did improve through all of their matches. The season was highlighted by a couple of commendable feats. The team took a second place finish in the E.O.W.L. tour- nament, and two wrestlers had qualified to wrestle in the Regionais. The two who qualified for Regionais were Dan Solmen, and Mike Lutz. Both of them took a third in districts to qualify for Regionais. Mike lost in the first round, but for a Junior he came a long way, making it farther than most other wrestlers. He also has another chance to go all the way next year, Dan took a sixth place in Regionais and came one match away from going to state. The M.V.P. for the 1985-86 wrestling team was Leo Marple. He was on the first team Eastern Ohio Wrestling League. Among his wins were first place at the E.O.W.L. tournament, and a first place at the Howland Tourna- ment. Leo's final record was 17-2-1. He also tied for the most pins award with Dan Solmen. CONGRATULATIONS LEO! OPPONENT HOME OPPONENT SCORE SCORE Ravenna 40 25 Streetsboro 33 33 West Branch 23 36 Marlington 24 48 Austintown Fitch 20 42 Brookfield 54 18 Girard 30 33 Southeast 27 41 Liberty 36 38 Boardman 20 41 Minerva 17 51 Canfield 19 41 Hubbard 51 18 Ursuline 39 30 Front row - (I.- r.) Matt Helphinstine, John Rush, Joe Good, Larry DeJane, Chad Hayes, Jeff Swartz, Tim Hollister. Middle row- Tim Shaffer, Matt Louden, Scott Gabriel, Scott Coy, Chuck Johns, Jason Maenz, Eric Kunar, Eric Bailey. Back row- Rich Kenreigh, Troy Her, Greg Marple, Jason Beagle, Mike Fromm, Dan Solmen, Leo Marple, Mike Mellinger, Scott Randolph. IS 160 ! This year's wrestting team was ted by three very good and experienced seniors. They were tri-captains Dan Solmen, Troy Her, and Leo Marple. Through this leader- ship, many underclassmen show good potential in being leaders in the coming year. The varsity wrestling team did very well throughout the season. Their season record of 4-9“ 1 may show it, but they did improve through all of their matches. The season was highlighted by a couple of commendable feats. The team took a second place finish in the E.O.W.L. tournament, and two wrestlers had qualified to wrestle in the regionals. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP TO BOTTOM: 1. Team picture 2. Solmen takes decision. 3. Leo Marple 4. The varsity team gets ready for action THIS PAGE: 1. Salem students rally behind their teams. 2. Leo Marple gets well deserved win 3. Swartz goes for the throat. 4. Solmen struggles for the pin. 5. Mike Fromm victorious. Freshman Win M.V.C. The Freshman Basketball Team, under Coach Shivers, captured the M.V.C. title with an 11-1 mark in the league. They were 14-3 in their regular season. “We worked hard and stressed defense ' said Coach Shivers. As you can see, all the hard work paid off. The Salem High School congratulates you on such a fine season. SCOREBOARD OPPONENT SCORES West Branch 26-28 CANFIELD 43-23 STRUTHERS 26-18 GIRARD 42-39 WEST BRANCH 36-29 CAMPBELL 43-31 J.F.K. 43-30 Poland 36-45 CANFIELD 51-27 GIRARD 47-30 J.F.K. 57-29 POLAND 33-31 CAMPBELL 54-33 STRUTHERS 41-33 ALLIANCE 46-29 WEST BRANCH 39-34 Poland 39-47 162 [MIGHTY qg Freshman Team Members: (front rowr left-right) Chris Huffman. Dave Exline, Tom Wiggers, Craig Reinher, Shawn Hollister, Tim Steffan. Burt Capel (back row, left-right) Wayne Smith, Glen Wickersham, Scott Jones. Bill Kress, Rob Wiggers. Tony Houshour, Brooke Pidgeon (Captain). 163 Cheerleaders Cheer For It All VARSITY: (Top Photo L-R) Christine Sweitzer, Kim Law, Melinda Pence, Patti Noles, Sharon Ewing, Lori Wilson, Ju lie Paumier, Valerie Julian, RESERVE: (Middle Photo— Back Row L-R) Beth Capei, Lacey Campbell, Beth Has- chen, Colleen Hutton. (Front) Laura Newton, Colleen Lora, Lori Wilt. (Middle Right Photo) Mr. Conser Cheers SHS on! FRESHMAN: (Bottom Photo L-R) Ladonna Wood, Lisa Chamberland. Carrie Juliano. (Middle) Kristine Manis, Lisa Miller. (Bottom) Tiffany Kelly, Heidi Sutter, Shannon Sauerwein. (Top) Varsity Reserve and Freshmen cheer- leaders team up to fire up the crowd! (Middle) Varsity Quaker Ladies show their stuff during a basketball time out. (Bottom) The three squads together again to wow the roundballer crowd! 165 Mary Ann Abrams: 1675 North Lincoln 216 332-8170 Spanish Club (1, 2, 3) Color Guard (3) White Christmas Committee (3) Brian Paul Amos: 1275 North Lincoln 216 332-0081 Choir (1,2, 3) Band (1, 2, 3, 4) Music Club (2) Spanish Club (3) Cross Country (1,2,3) Track (1, 2) Honor Society (3, 4) Prom Committee (3) Pep Band (4) Physics Club (4) Who's Who Among American High School Students (3, 4) Chuck James Amrhein: 836 East Fourth St, 216 332-0497 Spanish Club (4) German Club (4) Com- puter Club (3, 4) Physics Unit (4) Art Guild (1) Football (1, 3) Charles S, Ardeno: 317 East 3rd 216 332-9347 Susan Elizabeth Bailey: 2014 Fisher Lane 216 332-0284 Pep Club (4) Key Club (1, 2. 4) Quaker Lady (4) Freshman Class Officer-Treasurer (1) Sophomore Class Officer-Treasurer (2) Senoir Class Officer-Secretary (4) Secre- tary of Pep Club (4) . John Peter Barrette: 1568 North Ellsworth 216 332-9327 Spanish Club (2, 3, 4) Micro Computer Pro- grammers Group (2, 3, 4) 1985 Buckeye Boys' State, Drama Club (2, 3) Pep Club (3, 4) AFS (2, 3, 4) Honor Society (3) Key Club (3) Interact (4) Cross Country (2) Brooks Writing Contest Winner (3) Physics Club (4) Computer Class Aid (1, 2, 3, 4) Dale Lynne Barrick: 1920 Whinnery Rd 216 332-4975 Key Club (1,2) Majorette (2, 3, 4) Wres- tling Cheerleader (2) Queen Of The Morp (2) Prom Committee (3) Pep Club (4) Melissa Ann Beck: 553 East Fourth St. 216 337-6319 Spanish Club (2, 3) Pep Club (1, 2) James F. Beer Jr. Lisa Beth Beiling: 523 Bethel Dr. 216 332-5667 ICE Steno (3) OEA (3) Tracy Lynn Bentley: 1123 East Ninth St. • 216 337-3201 Cosmetology (3, 4) Cosmetology Asst. Treasurer (3) Volleyball (1) Band (1) Span- ish Club (1) Francis Robert Bezon: 1084 Beechwood Rd 216 332 5062 Football (1, 2, 3, 4) Baseball (3, 4) Spanish Club (2) Honor Society (3) Physics Club (4) Who's Who Among American High School Students (3) Jill Elizabeth Bosel: 771 West Pidgeon Rd 216 337-8685 Student Council (1, 2) Key Club (3, 4) Spanish Club (3) Basketball (1, 2) Volley- ball (1) Band (1, 2, 3, 4) Prom Committee Steven Christopher Brooks: 339 Georgetown Rd 216 337-3687 Wrestling (1, 2, 3) Football (1, 2) Machine Trades (3, 4) Track (1) Timothy Edward Brutto: 737 Summit Street 216 337-7774 Football (1, 2. 3) Track (1. 2, 4) Paul Edward Bryant: 1505 Highland 216 332-5964 Football (3, 4) Track (1, 2) Band (1, 2, 3, 4) Lisa Buchanan: 36312 Butcher Road 216 337-8600 German Club (1, 2 3) Spanish Club (3) Drama Club (1, 2, 3) Drama Club President (3) Interact (2) Journalism Aide (4) AFS (1, 2) Science Aid (2, 3) English Aid (4) Brooks Award (1,3) Journalism Staff (4) Yearbook Staff (4) Journalism Photographer (4) Gloria Catalina Buritica: 1300 Andrew 216 337-3176 Interact (1, 2, 3) Spanish Club (1, 2, 3, 4) Drama Club (2) Band (1,2,3) White Christ- mas Committee (3, 4) Honor Society (3) Journalism Staff (3) Spanish Aide (2, 4) Allissa Marie Campbell: 1281 Robin Ave. 216 332-1023 Color Guard (3, 4) Interact (3, 4) AFS (4) Spanish Club (2, 3, 4) Drama Club (1, 2, 3) Vice President (3) Physics Club (4) Dance- line (3) Office Aide (3, 4) P.A. Announcer (3, 4) Story Theatre, Oklahoma, The Crucible Rebecca Susan Campbell: 311 West Tenth 216 332-5965 Spanish Club (3) German Club (3) AFS Club (3) Brad Allen Capel: 1520 Highland Ave. 216 332-5766 Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4) Track (1, 2, 3, 4) Spanish Club (2) White Christmas Server (2) Prom Committe (3) Yearbook Staff (4) Library Aide (4) Dean Edward Capel: 861 Prospect Street 216 337-3720 German Club (1.2) Tennis (2, 4) AFS (1,2) Interact (1. 2) Academic Challenge (1,2) Ronald William Castles: 1851 Bentley Dr 216 337-9384 Football (3) Wilfred Paul Clunk Jr.: 751 Morris 216 337-7632 Track (2, 3, 4) Richard Wayne Cole: 963 Hartley Ave, 216 332-0955 Spanish Club (2, 3, 4) Computer Program- ming Team (3, 4) Choir (1, 2, 3) Tracey Lynn Cranmer: 1133 Prospect Apt 16B 216 332-0517 Spanish Club (2, 3) English Aide (3) Band (It 2, 3) Floyd Paul Crawford: 1311 Westview Dr. 216 337-7202 Football (1) Art Guild (2) Key Club (2, 3) Interact (3) Spanish Club (2, 3) White Christmas Dance (3) Prom (3) Cathy Lynn Cross: 1653 South Lincoln 216 337-7229 Math Aide (3) O.W.E. David Randall Cross: 1234 Prospect Ext 216 337-8698 Football (1) Salem Vocational Machine Trades (3, 4) Barbie Culler: 473 Euclid 216 332-8671 I.O.E. Accounting I (3) OWE. (4) Michele Lynn Culler: 478 South Madison 216 332-1808 Band (1, 2, 3, 4) Prom Committee (3, 4) White Christmas (3, 4-Tri Chairman) Debbie Jean Dabelstein: 925 Granite 216 337-9449 Junior I.O.E. Assistant Secretary (3) O.O.E.A, Club (3, 4) Lori Ann Dailey: 1208 Cleveland 216 332-5951 Work Study Program Christine Marie Dangelo: 1684 South East Blvd 216 332-1765 Color Guard (2) I.O.E. Steno (3, 4) Prom I' Committee (3) Steno 1 II Treasurer (3, 4) OOEA Club (3, 4) OEA Regional Competi- tion (3. 4) Kent State Competitor (3) Michele Ann Danklef: 1524 North Lincoln 216 337-7920 Accounting Clerical (3, 4) Kent State Competition (3) OEA Secretary (3, 4) Year- book Manager For Yearbook (4) OEA, Re- gional Competition (3, 4) Athletic Director Aide (4) OEA State Competition (3) Busi- ness Aide (3) Joan Elizabeth Davidson: 1831 West State 216 337-6619 OOEA (3, '4) Secretary, Steno I (3) Pep Ctub (2) Key Club (1, 2, 3. Secretary 4) Prom Committee (3) Steno I, II (3, 4) Re- gional Competition (3) Robin Lynn Davidson: 665 Prospect St, 216 337-3714 Concert Choir (1, 2, 3, 4) German Club (1, 2, 3, 4) Drama Club (1, 2, 3) Jr, Music Study Club (3, 4) Jr Music Study Club Trea- surer (4) Prom Committee (3) Biology Aide (3) German Aide (3) Kathy Ann Del Puppo: 975 Pershing 216 332-1607 OOEA Club (3, 4) Regional Competition (3) Kent State Competition (3) 1.0.E. Aide (3) Joseph P. DeVille: 1021 North Ellsworth OWE Club Mario Di Biase: 712 Sunset Drive 216 332-8450 Band (1,2, 3, 4) Stage Band (2, 3, 4) Music Club (1) Spanish Club (2, 3) Spanish Club President (3) Class Secretary (3) Prom Committee (3) White Christmas Committee (3) Spanish Tutor (2) Pep Band (2, 3, 4) Spanish Contest (2) Elizabeth Irene Dickey: 555 West Sixth 216 332-1415 Library Aide (1,2, 3) Drama Club (1,2) OEA Club (3, 4) IOE Accounting (3, 4) 1985-86 Yearbook Staff (4) OOEA Com- petition (3, 4) Kent State Competition (3) Cathy Lynn Dickson: 1242 East Pershing 216 332-9755 Yearbook Staff (2) Track Statistition (2) VICA Club (3) VICA Opening Ceremony Team-President (3) Health Careers Of America Club (3) Dena Marie Dipasquale: 394 West 10th St. 216 337-9262 Track (1, 2, 3) Cross Country (2, 3) Span- ish Club (1, 2, 3) Pep Club (3, 4) Secretary (3) White Christmas Server (2) White Christmas And Prom Committee (3, 4) Buckeye Girls State (3) Color Guard (2, 3) Choir (1, 2, 3, 4) Honor Society (3) Who’s Who Among American High School Stu- dents (3) Robert Scott Donnalley: 345 West Pershing 216 332-9626 Band (1, 2) Kelly Ann Dougherty: 1632 Shady Lane 216 332-4030 Track (1,2) Cross Country (3) Band (1,2, 3, 4) Spanish Club (2) Pep Club (3) Interact (2) Prom Committee (3) White Christmas Committee (3) Office Aide (1) English Aide (3) William George Dunn: 1180 Elberon 216 332-8152 Holiday Follies (1) English Aide (1) Play; Hobbit (2) Library Aide (3) School Paper (4) Shannon Innes Durham; 1015 Liberty 216 337-7490 Richard Joseph Elias: 156 West Ninth St. 216 332-8253 Football (1, 3, 4) Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4) Baseball (1, 2, 3, 4) Johan Ghrister Erikson; 653 Euclid 216 337-9383 Sharon Kaye Ewing: 1153 Andrew Ave. 216 332-0010 Cheerleader (1, 2, 3, 4) Pep Club (1, 2, 3, 4) Spanish Club (1,2) Homecoming Candi- date (4) OOEA (3, 4) Steno II Vice-Presi- dent (4) White Christmas Committee (3, 4) Prom Committee (3) Band (1. 2, 3) OOEA Regional Competition (3, 4) Kent State Secretaries Day Competition (3) Christopher Wayne Evancho: 453 North Ellsworth 216 332-9175 Kathleen Jean Farmer: 890 Homewood Ave. 216 332-1356 Band (1, 2, 3) Interact (2) AFS (2) Prom Committee (3) Honor Society (3, 4) Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents (3, 4) Selected For Girls State (3) White Christmas (4) Joseph Anthony Fields: 36083 Butcher Rd, 216 332-4811 Football (1, 2, 3) Wrestling (1, 2, 3) Track (3, 4) Machine Trades (3, 4) Chrissy Renee Finch: 807 East Sixth St. 216 332-5973 Choir (1, 2, 3, 4) Interact Club (1) White Christmas Committee (3. 4) White Christ- mas Secretary (4) Candy Striper (3) Office Aide (4) Oh Aide (3, 4) Joel Lloyd Firth: 1283 Conser Dr. 216 332-9388 James Harold Fitzgerald: 651 Washington Ave. 216 337-8216 Spanish Club (3, 4) Key Club (3, 4) Drama Club (2) Pep Club (3, 4) Football (3, 4) Track (3, 4) June Kay Fitzpatrick: 640 West Seventh St. 216 332-9415 Steno I President (3) OOEA (3, 4) Kent State Competition (3) Steno IJ Asst. Trea- surer (4) Prom Committee (4) Science Aide (4) White Christmas Committee (3) Region- al Competition (3, 4) Kara Lynn Flanery: 380 Stewart Rd. 216 332-9740 Drama Club (1, 2, 3) AFS (2, 3) Prom Com- mittee (3) National Honor Society (3) Spanish Club (2, 3, 4) Who’s Who Among American High School Students (3) Buck- eye Girls State (3) County Bowl (2, 3, 4) Academic Challenge (2, 3, 4) National Mer- it Letter Of Commendation Westminster Mathematics Competition Team (4) YSU English Festival (3, 4) Marcia D. Flickinger: 2328 Tanglewood Dr 216 337-3672 Band (1, 2, 3, 4) Majorette (2, 3, 4) Band Secretary (4) Class Secretary (1, 2) Prom Committee (3) White Christmas Committee (3, 4) Key Club (1) Interact (3, 4) Wrestling Cheerleader (2) Football Homecoming Court (4) Warren Edward Ford II: 1265 Cedar Ridge 216 332-0680 Physics Club (4) Catherine Marie Francisco: 861 Summit St 216 337 6038 Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4) Volleyball (1, 2. 3, 4) Camp Fitch Counselor Key Club (1, 2, 3, 4) Spanish Club (2, 3) Class President (1, 2) Honor Society President (3, 4) Physic’s Club (4) Student Council (1, 2, 3, 4) Prom Committee Chairman (3) Teresa Marie Freeman: 1309 North Elisworth Ave. 216 332-4376 Ronald Eugene Glanslein Jr.: 644 Jefferson 216 337-8642 Tina Sue Garver-Shafer: 1357 D Pembrooke Dr. 216 337-6016 Drama Club (2) Cosmetology (3, 4) Kelly Gault: 871 Spring St 216 332-1626 Henry Lee Good: 1268 Prospect St, Ext, 216 337-3369 Football (1, 2, 3, 4) Baseball (1, 2, 3, 4) Basketball (1) Kelly Colleen Goodchild: 2272 North Psworth 216 332-4052 Jennifer Lynne Gow: 1836 Allen Dr. 216 337-6175 Spanish Club (1, 2, 3) Pep Club (2. 3, 4) Key Club (1, 2, 3, 4) Physics Club (4) Hon- or Society (3, 4) Volleyball (1, 2, 3, 4) Bas- ketball (1, 2, 3, 4) Student Council (1, 2) Decorating Committee For Prom (3) Camp Fitch Counselor Prom Server (3) Pamela Sue Gray-Fluharty: 1133 Prospect 216 337-3982 White Christmas Committee (3, 4) OOEA Club (3, 4) Business Aide (2) Library Aide (2) Douglas Francis Grimm: 1807 State Route 344 216 337-3372 Football (1,3) White Christmas Committee (4) Lani Marie Halstead: 608 Arch St. 216 332-5538 Pep Club (3) Office Aide (2) OOEA (3, 4) Camp Fitch Counselor (4) I.O.E, Steno II Historian (4) Noel Douglas Harris: 438 Vine St. 216 337-6875 Track (1,3) Drafting Dale W, Hazlett: 2310 Kennedy Dr. 216 332-5126 Football (1) Douglas Edward Helman: 471 West Pidgeon 216 337-3621 Tim A. Hendrickson: 530 West Pidgeon Rd 216 332-0572 Bobbie Jo Hill: 250 South Lincoln 216 337-3172 Oh Aide (3, 4) White Christmas Committee (4) Kimberly Jayne Hissom: 664 West Pidgeon Rd. 216 337-3250 Teenage Institute (1, 2) Pep Club (2) OOEA (3, 4) I.O.E Steno (3, 4) Sherri Renee Hite: 788 West Pershing 216 332-1035 Key Club (1) Majorette (2) Spanish Club (2, 3, 4) Pep Club (2, 3) Wrestling Cheerleader (2) Prom Committee (3) Silver Girl (3, 4) White Christmas Committee (3, 4) Treasur- er Of Band (3) V.P. Of Choir (3) Student Council (4) Treasurer Of Class Home- coming Court (4) President Of Choir (4) Vice President Of Band (4) Band (1r 2, 3, 4) Choir (1, 2, 3, 4) Maggie M. Hively: 246 East 7th St 216 332-5041 I.O.E. Accounting Clerical (3, 4) Accountin- g Assis. Clerical Secretary Treasure (4) O.O. EA Member (3, 4) Teenage Institute (3, 4) Carole L. Hiavcak: 1080 North Lincoln Ave. Apt. 102 216 332-5355 Band (1P 2, 3, 4) Biology Aide (3, 4) Office Aide (3, 4) Honor Society (3, 4) Lee Erskine Hochadel: 2220 South East Blvd 216 337-7060 Steven Paul Hoff master: 951 West Pine Lake Rd. 216 332-1368 Track (2, 3, 4) Cross Country (4) Spanish Club (2, 3) Honor Society (3, 4) Who's Who Among American High School Students (3, 4) Buckeye Boys' State Alternate (3) Prom Committee (3) David Allen Holbert: 2300 Tanglewood Dr 216 337-6944 Cross Country (1) Carl H. Houdyshell: 584 Park Ave 216 332-0077 Lola Marie Homan: 488 East Perry St 216 337-3846 Julie Diane Hough: 1242 Robin Ave 216 337-7584 Choir (1, 2, 3, 4) Color Guard (3, 4) Span- ish Club (2, 3) Darla Huddleston: 1190 Andreo Ave Richard Micheal Huffman: 789 North Lincoln 216 337-8804 Football (1r 2, 3, 4) Basketball (1. 2, 3, 4) Baseball (1, 2, 3r 4) Prom Committee Cynthia Marie Hutton: 645 South Lincoln 216 332-9295 Key Club (1, 2, 3, 4) Cheerleader (1) Pep Club (2) Prom Committee Kristina Huzyak; 1243 Fairview Ave. 216 337-6359 Spanish Club (3) Honor Society (3, 4) Prom Committee (3) Prom Server (2) Who's Who Among American High School Students (3, 4) Troy Alan (Lee) Her: 1108 West Perry St. 216 332-5832 Football (1,2, 3, 4) Wrestling (1, 2, 3, 4) Drafting (3, 4) Drafting Club (3, 4) Kimberly Kaye Izenour: 2034 Goshen Rd 216 337-6054 Band (1, 2, 3) White Christmas Committee (4) English Aide (3, 4) Dawn Renee Jenkins: 545 Franklin Ave 216 332-0437 JV Basketball (1) Volleyball (1, 2, 3, 4) Spanish Club (3) White Christmas (3) Terrance Lee Johnson: 809 Washington St 216 337-9451 Auto Mechanics (3, 4) Auto Mechanics Class Secretary For The VICA Club Valerie Lynn Julian: 1327 Fairview Ave 216 337-9215 Cheerleader (1, 2. 3, 4) German Club (1,2, 3) Key Club (1, 2) Pep Club (1, 2, 3, 4) Prom Committee (3) Homecoming Court (4) Prom Server (2) Deidra Denelle Keller: 1392 East Pershing St. 216 332-4425 Carl Francis Kelley: 1742 North Ellsworth 216 337-9869 Football (1, 2, 3) Exchange Student (3) Kristina Marie Kelly: 2225 Kennedy Dr 216 332-0985 Key Club (1, 2) German Club (1, 2, 3) Of- fice Aide (1, 3, 4) Honor Society (3, 4) Volleyball (1, 2) Prom Server (2) Prom Committee (3) Buckeye Girls State Dele- gate (3) Basketball Statistician (2, 3, 4) Who's Who Among American High School Students (3) Melissa Mae Kerestes: 1820 North Ellsworth 216 332-9513 Band (1) White Christmas Committee (3, 4) Spanish Club (2) Choir (2, 3, 4) Chamber Choir (4) Color Guard (4) Drama Club (3) Candy Stripper (3) Mike Edward Ketchum: 388 West Seventh 216 332-0458 Football (1, 2, 3, 4) Track (1) Sean Patrick Kirkland: 915 West Wilson 216 332-1848 Basketball (1) Baseball (1, 2, 3) Football (1. 2, 3, 4) Eugenia Louise Knight: 836 Newgarden 216 332-9788 Art Guild (2, 3, 4) Band (1, 2, 3. 4) Pep Club (2, 3, 4) Drama Club (2, 3) Interact (3, 4) Prom Committee (3) White Christmas Treasurer (4) Key Club (1, 2, 3) Pep Club Treasurer (4) Journalism Quaker Staff Yearbook 1, 2, 3) Spanish Club (1, 2, 4) Christina Sue Knoedler; 1811 Franklin (216) 332-1961 Color Guard (2, 3) OOEA Club (3, 4) Track (2) White Christmas Committee (4) Steno I Historian (3) Steno II Secretary (4) IOE Steno (3, 4) Maria C. Kuhns: 711 Arch Street (216) 337-7455 Track (1) Teenage Institute (1, 2, 3, 4) OEA (3, 4) IOE Accounting Clerical (3, 4) Dra- ma Club (2) Lori S. LaFleme: 534 West Sixth Street (216) 332-9268 Band (1, 2, 3, 4) Choir {1, 2, 3, 4) White Christmas Committee (1, 2r 3, 4) Office Aide (2, 3, 4) Biology Aide (3) Michael David Langer: 819 East Fifteenth (216) 337-3012 Football (1,2) Baseball (2) Drafting (3, 4) Lorraine Sue Leihgeber: 3236 Pleasant Dr 1-426-3519 Teenage Institute (3, 4) Glenn A. Leininger: 2180 South East Blvd (216) 332-4166 Machine Shop (3, 4) Donald L Lodge: 1326 Robin Avenue (216) 332-5731 Football (2, 3) Drafting (3, 4) Michael Keith Lofland: 1254 Westview (216) 337-9213 Spanish Club (3) Alma Patricia Lopez: 2328 Tanglewood Dr (216) 337-3672 Exchange Student From Colombia South America Spanish Club (4) Interact (4) Ronald Edward Louk: 275 North Ellsworth (216) 332-0994 Nadine Renee Lozier: 469 West Fourth Street (216) 332-5765 Track (1) Oklahoma (2) Key Club (3r 4) Cheerleader (2) Prom Committee (3) Brian Scott Luchansky: 759 Heritage Lane (216) 332-9569 Track (1, 2, 3, 4) Melinda Elaine Lutsch: 36442 Butcher Rd (216) 337-7547 German Club (1) Pep Band (2, 3, 4) Wind Ensemble (3, 4) Stage Band (3, 4) Jeffrey Scott Lynn: 291 Jennings Avenue (216) 337-6034 President (4) Pep Club (3, 4) Key Club (3, 4) Spanish Club (2, 3, 4) Drama Club (2) Interact (3, 4) Prom Committee (3) Track (1, 3, 4) Cross Country (2, 3) Prom Escort (3) Team Mascot “Quaker Sam” (3, 4) Journalism (4) David Mark Madison: 1392 East Highland (216) 332-4361 German Club (1, 2, 3) Honor Society (3, 4) Boys Basketball (1, 2, 3) Physics Club (4) Key Club (4) Leo Richard Marple: 1834 Cleveland St. (216) 332-1901 Football (1. 2, 3, 4) Wrestling (1, 2. 3, 4) Baseball (1) Track (2, 3, 4) National Honor Society (3, 4) Who's Who Among Ameri- can High School Students (3) Computer Club (3, 4) Prom Committee (3) Computer Aide (3) Brook’s Writing Award (1) Richard Eric Marra: 1220 Franklin St (216) 337-3075 Student Council (1) Basketball (1) Track (1, 2, 3, 4) Spanish Club (2, 3) Stage Band (2, 3, 4) Prom Committee (3) Michael James Martin: 966 Hartley Ave. (216) 337-9367 Football (1) Drafting (3, 4) Drafting Club (3, 4) Baseball (3, 4) Prom Committee (3) John Anthony Martinelli: 350 South Union (216) 337-6204 Baseball (1, 2) Spanish Club (3) Loretta Sue Maurer: 1014 Beechwood Rd (216) 337-7601 Color Guard (2, 3) White Christmas Com- mittee (3, 4) Kathy Lynn May: 563 Ohio Avenue (216) 337-3622 Band (1, 2) I.O.E Steno (3, 4) OOEA (3, 4) Steno II Parlamentarian (4) Mark Milfer Me Cartney 1446 East State St. (216) 337-3183 Football (1) Key Club (1) Track (1) Basket- ball (1. 2, 3) Baseball (2. 3, 4) Melinda Jean Me Guire: 655 Columbia . Street (216) 332-4273 Art Guild (1) Drama Club (2) OEA (3, 4) I.O.E Accounting (3. 4) Rebecca Louise Me Guire: 586 Stewart Rd (216) 337-9602 Track (1, 2, 3r 4) I.O.E Steno (3, 4) Cheer- leader (2) OOEA (3, 4) President Of Class (3) Spanish Club (1) Office Aide (2) White Christmas Committee (3, 4) Prom Commit- tee (3) Science Aide (3) Steno I Parliamen- tarian (3) Steno II President (4) Pep Club (1, 2. 3, 4) David Patrick Me Laughitn: 1491 North Ellsworth (216) 332-1236 Art Guild (1, 2) Machine Trades (3, 4) Anne Michelle Medford: 595 North Union Ave (216) 332-1231 Choir (1, 2, 3, 4) Chamber Choir (2, 4) Track (1, 2) German Club (1. 2, 3) Prom Committee (3) Larry Michael Miller: 1320 Fairview Ave (216) 337-9461 Football (1, 2, 3) Key Club (2, 3, 4) Spanish Club (2, 3, 4) Roger L. Miller: 617 Cedar St. (216) 337-3361 Michael Richard Monasterio: 1266 Cedar Ridge (216) 332-8471 Track (1) Spanish Club (2) Moto Cross (1t 2, 3) Chemistry Club (3) Prom Committee (3) Westminster Mathematics Competition Team (4) Youngstown State Mathematics Team (4) Physics Club (4) Library Aide (4) Geometry Aide (4) Robert Anthony Monteleone: 1094 North Ellsworth (216) 337-7164 Cross Country (2, 3, 4) Track (1, 2, 3, 4) Honor Society (3, 4) Spanish Club (2, 3, 4) Who's Who Among American High School Students (3, 4) Marching Band (1, 2, 3, 4) Concert Band (1, 2, 3, 4) Pep Band (4) Physics Club (4) James William Moore: 926 Jones Drive (216) 332-4875 Football (1) Physics Club (4) Spanish Club (1) Douglas Allen Morris: 1585 Manor Drive (216) 332-0702 Football (1, 2, 3, 4) Tennis (1, 2t 3, 4) Interact Club (3) Honor Society (3, 4) Sa- lem Guidance Advisory Committee (3, 4) Band (1, 2, 3. 4) Gregory Wade Murray: 1284 Fairview Ave, (216) 332-1194 Cross Country (1, 2) Track (1, 2) Prom Server (2) Prom Special Effects (3) Joel Navoyosky: 1971 Countryside Dr. (216) 332-1111 Patricia Jo Noles: 1082 North Ellsworth (216) 337-6768 Cheerleader (1, 2, 3, 4) Pep Club (2, 3, 4) Key Club (3) Interact (4) White Christmas Committee (3) Prom Committee (3) Dele- gate To Girls State (3) Honor Society (3, 4) Who's Who Among American High School Students (3, 4) Prom Server (2) Chris Nye: 933 North Ellsworth Avenue (216) 337-3948 O.W.E Member William George Palubinski: 666 North Ellsworth (216) 332-1734 Philip E. Panezott: 177 West Fourteenth (216) 332-5650 William Robert Panzott: 147 West Tenth 216) 332-5357 Vocational Machine Shop (3, 4) Basketball (1) Julie Suzanne Pasko; 518 West Eighth St (216) 332-4595 Cheerleader (1, 2) Key Club (1, 2, 3, 4) Prom Committee (3) Julie Kay Paumier: 36361 Perry Grange ’ (216’) 332-1934 Buckeye Girls State (3) Cheerleader (2, 3, 4) Pep Club (1, 2, 3, 4) Prom Server (2) German Club (1. 2, 3) Honor Society (3, 4) Football Homecoming Court (4) Journalism Staff (4) Key Club (1, 2, 3. 4) Science Aide (2) Prom Committee (3) Who’s Who Among American High School Students (3, 4) White Christmas Committee (3) Amy Sue Paxson: 333 West Tenth Street (216) 337-8895 Wrestling Cheerleader (3) Pep Club Vice President (4) Choir (1, 2, 3r 4) White Christ- mas Committee (4) Meiinda Gay Pence: 1846 State Rt. 344 (216) 332-9265 Varsity Cheerleader (3, 4) Wrestling Cheer- leader (2) Key Club (3, 4) Key Club House Chairman (3) Pep Club (3, 4) Who’s Who Among American High School Students (3, 4) Spanish Club (3) White Christmas Com- mittee (3) Prom Committee (3) Interact (4) English Aide (4) Theatre Aide (4) History Aide (4) Honor Society (3f 4) Tammy Sue Perdew: 989 West State 3 (216) 332-9354 Steno I OEA Art Guild (1) Vocational Can- cer Drive Julie Ann Pierce: 909 Sunset Blvd. (216) 337-9843 Yearbook Staff (2, 3) Choir (1, 2, 3) Color Guard (3, 4) Honor Society (3. 4) Rifle Ser- geant (4) White Christmas Committee (3) German Club (1,2) Prom Committee (3) John David Piontkowski: 246 Highland Ave (216) 332-5025 Cross Country (1, 2, 3, 4) Track (1, 2) Honor Society (3, 4) Yearbook Staff (4) Who's Who Among American High School Students (3t 4) Brook’s Writing Contest (1) Prom Committee (3) Tracy Lee Pizzino: 1428 East State St (216) 337-3733 Volleyball (1r 2, 3r 4) Varsity Volleyball (2, 3, 4) Vice President Of Class (3, 4) Prom Committee (3) Honor Society (2, 3, 4) Who’s Who Among American High School Students (2, 3t 4) Photography Sports Editor For Yearbook Staff (4) Key Club (1, 2, 3) Pep Club (2, 3, 4) Christine Marie Randa: 2299 Tanglewood (216) 337-3405 Band (1, 2, 3, 4) Spanish Club (3) Office Aide (3, 4) History Aide (4) White Christ- mas Committee (3) Prom Committee (3) Scott Randolph: 318 S. Union 332-8434 Diana Kay Reese: 1285 East Twelveth Street (216) 337-3241 Track (1P 2, 3. 4) Key Cfub (1, 2, 3, 4) Pep Club (4) Office Aide (4) Library Aide (4) Home Ec Aide (3) Kristen Campbell Richardson: 1821 Shady Lane (216) 337-3276 Band (1, 2, 3) Drama Club (2) French Club (4) Biology Aide (2) Shelley Anne Richert: 2331 Kennedy Drive (216) 332-1420 Honor Society (3, 4) Yearbook Staff (3) Band (1, 2, 3, 4) Prom Committee (3) Buckeye Girls State (3) Pep Band (3, 4) Office Aide (1, 3) AFS (2) Basketball (1) Who’s Who Among American High School Students (3, 4) Track (1, 2, 3) Interact (2) White Christmas Server (2) Kimberly Sue Ricker: 278 East Eighth St (216) 337-8172 Band (1, 2, 3, 4) Band Librarian (2, 3r 4) German Club (1, 2. 3) Pep Club (3, 4) Cross Country (2, 3, 4) Track (1, 2, 3, 4) Honor Society (3, 4) White Christmas Serv- er (3) Prom Committee (3) Student Council (2, 3( 4) Co-Treasurer (2, 3, 4) Pit-Band For Oklahoma (2) Office Aide (1) Yearbook Staff (1, 3) Bryan Scott Ripple: 555 South Lundy (216) 337-7311 Priscilta Jo Robinson: 509 Franklin (216) 337-7254 OOEA (2) Pam A, Rodriguez: 499 B Continental Dr. (216) 337-6618 German Club (1, 2, 3) Varsity Track (2) Reserve Volleyball (2, 3) White Christmas Committee (3) Jr. Music Study Club (4) Buckeye Girls State (3) Choir (2, 3, 4) Chamber Choir (4) Who’s Who Among American High School Students (4) Candy Striper (2) Damian S. Roelen: 1302 Georgetown Rd. (216) 337-6446 Basketball (1, 2, 3) Football (1,3) Baseball (1, 2, 3, 4) Sherry Rae Ross: 1555 South-East Blvd. (216) 337-3984 Art Guild (1, 2) Frederick Thomas Roth: 989 East Third St (216) 332-4731 German Club (1, 2) Mary Frances Schehl: 1652 State Blvd. (216) 332-5321 Band (1t 2, 3, 4) Stage Band (1, 2, 3. 4) Choir (1, 2, 3, 4) Chamber Choir (1, 2, 3, 4) Interact (2, 3, 4) The Crucible (3) Thurber Carnival (3) Oklahoma Orchestra Pit (2) Paul Francis Schlueter: 1248 Powell Ave. (216) 332-0732 Band (1, 2, 3, 4) German Club (1, 2, 3) Key Club (2, 3, 4) Baseball (1, 2, 3, 4) Basket- ball (1, 2, 3, 4) Prom Committee (3) Pit Band For Okalhoma (2) Stage Band (2, 4) Physics Club (4) Kathleen Mary Schmid: 1270 East Ninth St. (216) 337-9445 German Club (1, 2, 3, 4) AFS (3, 4) Interact (3, 4) Interact Secretary (4) Choir (1, 2, 3, 4) Chamber Choir (3, 4) David Christopher Schuster: 1155 West Perry (216) 337-8453 Wrestling (1, 2) Football (1) Spanish Club (2, 3, 4) Choir (1, 2, 3, 4) Carol Lynn Seese: 1623 Ridgewood (216) 332-0508 Cheerleader (1) Key Club (1, 2, 3, 4) Prom Committee (3) I.O.E Steno (3) OOEA Mem- ber (3) OOEA Vice President (3) Matthew Wayne Settle: 611 North Union (216) 337-3723 Track (1, 3, 4) Cross Country (2) Football (4) Salem Honor Society (3, 4) Morlinda Mae Shaffer: 382 Sharp Street (216) 332-1674 Band (1, 2, 3, 4) Girls Tennis (2. 3, 4) AFS (1) Library Aide (3) Ronda Ann Shanley: 1566 North Lincoln (216) 332-0910 Color Guard (2, 3, 4) Spanish Club (2) AFS (1) Basketball Stats (1, 2) Eric Earl Shasteen: 659 Deming St (216) 332-5587 Football (1) Track (.1) Drafting (3, 4) Kerry Lynn Shea: 2390 Oak St. (216) 332-1714 Cosmetology (3, 4) Alliance High School Vocational Cosmetology Lawyer (3, 4) Linda Sue Shoaff: 1870 Cliffs Drive (216) 332-1182 Art Guild (3) Drama Club (3) Christine Elizabeth Shone: 1170 East Fifteenth (216) 332-1732 Choir (1, 2, 3, 4) Chamber Choir (4) Color Guard (2, 3. 4) Basketball (1,2) Track (1, 2, 3) Drama Club (1, 2) German Club (1,2) Stage Band (3, 4) Homecoming Court (4) Prom Committee (3) White Christmas Committee (3, 4) Cross Country (3) Color Guard Captain (4) Douglas Todd Sicilia: 36498 Perry Grange (216) 332-1752 Football (1) Basketball (1, 2) Key Club (3, 4) Pep Club (3) Spanish Club (1,2) Michael David Slanker: 1883 Allen Road (216) 332-1779 Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4) German Club (1,2, 3, 4) Honor Society (3) Who's Who Among American High School Students (3) Boys State (3) Pep Club (4) Douglas E. Smith; 1614 Merle Rd. (216) 337-3663 Football (1. 2, 3) Track (1. 2. 3, 4) Prom Committee Pep Club (4) Yearbook Staff (4) Photography Aide (4) Woods Aide (3, 4) Michelle M. Smith: 942 East Fifth St. (216) 332-9609 Marching Band (1) Business Aide (2, 3) Concert Band (1) Daniel Joseph Solmen: 1168 Beechwood Rd. (216) 337-7747 Wrestling (1, 2r 3, 4) Football (1, 2f 3) Ger- man Club (2) Student Council (3, 4) Presi- dent (4) Eric Bruce Stephens: 1146 East Tenth St. (216) 332-9633 Concert Choir (1T 2, 3, 4) Chamber Choir (2) Spanish Club (2, 3, 4) Interact (3, 4) AFS (4) Spanish Aide (3, 4) Eric Jonathon Stoffer: 1243 Westview Dr. (216) 332-5570 Computer Club (1, 2, 3, 4) Honor Society (2, 3, 4) Physics Club (4) Spanish Club (2. 3, 4) Camp Fitch Counselor Wendy Ann Stumperth; 927 Barclay (216) 337-9639 Art Guild (1) Color Guard (2, 3) I.O.E Ac- counting Clerical Vice President (3, 4) Aide (4) Yearbook Staff (2, 4) Kerig Michael Taylor: 2261 North Ellsworth (216) 332-1477 The Quaker” (3) Microcomputer Pro- grammers Group (3) Physics Club (4) Sylvia Denise Torti: 401 Highland Ave. (216) 332-4229 Student Council (1, 2, 3. 4) Spanish Club (2, 3) AFS (1, 2, 3, 4) Girls Tennis Team (2, 3) Prom Committee (3) Laurie Anne Troy: 778 East Fourth (216) 337-8344 Choir (1, 2, 3, 4) Chamber Choir (3, 4) Choir Librarian (4) Tressa R. Turvey; 291 Highland Ave. (216) 332-9369 Student Council (2, 3, 4) Spanish Club (2, 3) AFS (3) Vice President AFS (4) White Christmas Committee (3) Prom Committee (2) Jr. Class Treasurer (3) Pamela Ann Untch: 1916 Merle Road (216) 332-1139 Spanish Club (1, 2, 3) Office Aide (1, 2) Pep Club (3, 4) Peppette (3) Color Guard (2, 3, 4) Honor Society (3, 4) English Aide (4) Alternate To Girls State (4) Who's Who Among American Students White Christ- mas Server (2) Rafael Edvardo Vargas: 518 West Eighth Street (216) 332-4595 Exchange Student- From Costa Rica Bas- ketball (4) Danae Lynn Warner: 1126 East Tenth Street (216) 332-8222 Cheerleader (1, 2) Student Council (1) Band (1, 2, 3, 4) Spanish Club (3) Science Club (1) Powder Puff (1,2) Key Club (1,2) Jeffrey Brian Waters: 300 Springdale Dr. (216) 337-7540 Kimberly A Waters: 300 Springdale Dr. (216) 337-7540 Key Club (1,2) Prom Committee (3) Amy Sue Weber: 1741 State Route 9 (216) 332-5609 Marilyn Rae Welsh: 833 Washington Ave (216) 337-8626 Drama Club (2, 3) Michelle Lynn Weikart: 606 East Third St (216) 332-0250 Choir (1, 2, 3, 4) Chamber Choir (2, 3, 4) Marching Band (1) Stage Band (2) Sym- phonic Band (1, 2, 3, 4) Wind Ensemble (2, 3t 4) Concert Band (1) Drama Club (3) Majorette (2, 3, 4) Esteroderan (1, 2, 3) OMEA Contest (3) Oklahoma Pit Band (2) Janice Louise Welling: 291 North Madison (216) 332-5151 O.W.E Amy Sue Wells: 1410 North Ellsworth (216) 332-4462 Spanish Club (2) Marilyn Rae Welsh: 833 Washington Ave (216) 337-8626 Drama Club (2, 3) Melissa Deane Willard: 661 East Third (216) 332-9410 Anne Roberta Williams: 1450 Manor Drive (216) 332-8338 Key Club (1, 2, 3, 4) Honor Society (3) Who’s Who Among American High School Students (3) Prom Committee (3) Science Aide (2) Band (1, 2, 3r 4) Majorette (2, 3, 4) Head Majorette (4) Pep Club (4) Journal- ism Staff (4) Treasurer Of Band (4) Marie Burns Award Rec. (1, 2, 3) Solo Ensemble Contest Superiors (2, 3) Sabrina Kay Wilms: 614 East Perry Str. (216) 337-6293 Band (1, 2, 3, 4) Volleyball (2, 3) Basket- ball (1, 2, 3, 4) Track (1, 2, 3, 4) AFS (3) German Club (3) Melissa Sue Witherspoon: 444 South Union (216) 332-8841 O.W.E (3, 4) Martin Alan Yerkey: 1261 Fairview Ave (216) 332-4053 Wresting (1,2) Track (1) Vocational Weld- ing (3, 4) Tracye Gail Zimmerman: 385 Woodland Ave (216) 332-1990 I.O.E Accounting Clerical II (3, 4) Regional Competition (3) Business Aide (2, 3) Li- brary Aide (4) Mark W Zocolo: Stewart Rd (216) 332-4209 Fable Of Contents American Standard 176 A P 175 A.S. Fricano, Inc. 186 Athlete’s Choice 181 Fitch, Kendall, Cecil, Kendall Robinson 178 Bank One 183 Beall Battery and Electric 189 Bozick’s Office Machines 189 Brian Steele Insurance Agency 176 Budget Press 188 Casual Fashions 189 Coiffures by Connie 181 Columbiana Co. Motor Club 181 Crestline Studios 181 Davidson Sales and Service 186 Down Home Chimney Sweep, The 178 Eljer Plumbing 185 Endres Gross 189 Fenske’s News Agency 175 Fiesta Shop 188 Finches 180 First Federal Savings and Loan 185 Firestone Sheet Metal 181 Flower Loft 185 Franklin Cleaning Service 185 Heck’s Discount Stores 175 Hour Place 183 Glogan’s Hardware 177 Good Year Salem Tire Service, Inc. 175 Gross Baker 175 Ice Cream Parlor 191 Industrial Paper Shredders 185 Jay’s 186 J.C. Penney 183 Julian Electric Service, Inc. 178 J.W. George Insurance 189 Lease Drug Co. 178 Lederle’s Auto Service 176 Lora's Little Shop 177 Loudon Ford 190 Lyle Printing 182 MacMillan Office Supply 178 McCulloch’s 187 McLaughlin’s Salon 188 Mister Donut 174 Moffet’s Mens Wear 177 Moore Insurance Agency 175 Muffler Man 190 Nile Beltempo Insurance Agency 189 Null’s Sporting Goods 187 Parker Chevrolet 179 Patterson’s Chrysler-Plymouth 189 Paulin's Sunoco Service 177 Penn Shoe Repair 180 People's Lumber 180 Portage Supply 180 Quaker Manufacturing 183 Quaker TV 180 Rick Garrison Insurance 183 Rickert Co. Realtors 184 Robert E. Arnold, Certified Public Accountant 175 Rocco’s Men’s Wear 190 Ronald L. Jennings, Insurance 186 Salem Drug 184 Salem Graphics 191 Salem Label 174 Salem Music Center 182 Salem Racquet Club 179 Salem Skate Center 190 Salem Welding .Supply 184 Sears 184 Second Chance Store 178 Sekely Industries, Inc. 179 Shaffer’s Autorama 190 Sherwin Williams 177 Smith, Daniel E., Jeweler 179 Sneddon Motor Sales 174 Spack Insurance Agency 174 Stambaugh’s 174 Superior Wallpaper Paint Co., Inc. 174 Suburban Market 174 Tennis-Nautilus 179 Timberlanes Motor Inn 177 Troll’s Jewelry 182 Warren Molded Plastics . 193 William’s Gun Shop 182 WSOM 1 182 Young Merrill Company, the 182 Zeigler’s Trophies Sports 177 Zimmerman Olds and Buick 191 172 173 Kim Ricker- “Hey, Do you have a problem?1 Pep Band helps to repeat history. WALLPAPER AMO PAIMT CO., IMG. 483 EAST PERSHING ST., SALEM, OHIO 44460 SUBURBAN MARKET SALEM LABEL CO. INC. 667 New Garden Ave. Salem, Ohio 337-7114 Established 1862 Complete Line Of Printed Labels Both Flat Rolls 838 S. Lundy Ph. 332-1591 Good Luck For Your Future 'BOB'' SNEDDON Sneddon Motor Sales Buy - Sell . trade PHONES (21©) 337-9561 2222 E. STATE ST, HOME (216) 424-3271 SALEM, OHIO Congratulations To Our Future Leaders Auto - Home - Business - Life - Health STAMBAUGH’S 2340 E. State Salem Open Seven Days A Week. 332-0075 SPACK INSURANCE AGENCY 408 E. State St Salem, Ohio 44460 (216) 337-8701 Arthur J. Spack ®u i J erfotte, PENN REELS • SOREL BOOTS • COMOY PIPES LEW CHILDRE SONS • SWIFT INSTRUMENTS CONVERSE SHOES PHONE (216) 337-6962 423 S. Lundy FOODLAND Congratulations On Your Graduation We Share Your Pride In This Important Milestone In Your Life. In The Salem Plaza On East State St. 337-637S AMERICAN STANDARD P.O. Box 4099 - Salem, Ohio Ph. 332-9954 A Community Minded Company Brian Steele Insurance Agency 541 E, State Street P. 0. Box 389 SALEM, OHIO 44460 LE DERLE’S AUTO SERVICE 2531 2 Penn Ave. Salem, Ohio Mechanical Repair Brakes Muffler Pipes Transmissions Air Conditioning Tune-Ups Mufflers Engines Shocks Auto Repair (216) 332-4457 ZEIGLER’S TROPHIES AND SPORTS 160 SOUTH BROADWAY SALEM, OHIO 44460 ROGER C. ZEIGLER ROGER L. ZEIGLER 530 E, State St Salem, Ohio 332-4020 Your Paint, Wall, And Floor Covering Headquarters HOUSED Moffett's Mens HJear 360 East State Street SALEM, OHIO 44460 H..1 GLOGAN’S HARDWARE 645 E. State St Salem, Ohio Ph. 332-4687 Congratulations PAVLIN’S SUNOCO SERVICE Beer And Wine Carry-Out 525 N. Lincoln Ave, Salem, Ohio 44460 Ph. 332-4260 Timberlanes of Saleir 'Where You Sleep In Luxury Dine In Splendor • BANQUET ROOMS • MEETING ROOMS MON. 8t FRI. 1 0-8 Tues.. Wed., thurs., Sat. 10-5 CLOSED SUN BRIDAL FORMAL WEAR 580 East State Street Salem. Ohio 44460 (21 61 337-7050 PARKING IN REAR MOTOR INN RESTAURANT Timberlanes Restaurant 337-9572 Timberlanes Motor inn 337-9901 544 E, PERSHING SALEM, OHIO Second Ellsworth Salem, Ohio Best Wishes To The Class of '86 Free Parking And Delivery WADE BECK The Down Home Chimney Sweep 14759 W. Middletown Rd. P.O. Box 4115 FITCH, KEDALL, CECIL, KENDALL ROBINSON Attorneys And Counsellors At Law Phone (216) 337-8761 600 E. State Street P.O. Box 590 Salem, Ohio 44460 JULIAN ELECTRIC SERVICE, INC. Maytag Wiring - Fixtures 650 East 2nd J.S. Julian Appliance Repairing Salem, Ohio Phone 337-3465 2nd Chance Store 1015 N. LINCOLN AVENUE SALEM. OHIO 44460 (216) 337-8317 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1986 From MACMILLAN OFFICE SUPPLY We Mean Business 553 E. State St. Salem, Ohio Ph. 337-9521 Best Of Luck To The Class Of 1986 SEKELY INDUSTRIES, INC. P.O. Box 148 250 Pennsylvania Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 (216) 337-3439 SALEM Tennis • Nautilus Racquet Bail 36136 Salem Grange Rd. P.O. Box 720 Salem, OH 332-5947 Congratulations Congratulations Quaker CATV 427 State St. 332-1527 PEOPLES LUMBER CO. 543 Snyder Rd. Salem, Ohio 44460 Ph. - 332-4658 FIRESTONE ELECTRIC CO. 1100 SOUTH ELLSWORTH AVE, SALEM, OHIO 444S0 RALPH W. FIRESTONE President Registered Professional Engineer {216)533-7013 (216) 332-4613 Home {216)332-5921 PORTAGE SUPPLY 850 W. State St. Salem, Ohio Ph. 337-8783 Good Luck! 4� 9 c 101 Columbiana Plaza 396 E. State St. Alliance Rep. Sherry Edgar 821-2579 HYDE - A - WAY GOLF CLUB @ 'I COLUMBIANA CO. MOTOR CLUB 600 East 2nd St. Salem, Ohio Phone - 332-0371 9 Hole Public Course Owned And Operated By Jim Suzy Minamyer Only 6 Miles Northwest Of Salem Pro Shop Snack Bar - Ice Cold Beer • Leagues • Sr. Citzens’ Rates • Call For Tee Times TRAVEL AGENCY I 16212 St Rt. 14A 584-2200 Beloit, Ohio FIRESTONE SHEET METAL 1100 S. Ellsworth 337-9551 COIFFURES BY CONNIE Hair Cutting, Suntanning, Coloring Perms Sculptured Nails Open Mon. - Fri. 8-9 Sat. 8 - 5 ■ Specializing In Men And Women 2348 E. State Street 332-0808 LYLE PRINTING AND PUBLISHING COMPANY LETTERPRESS, OFFSET AND PHOTO-DIRECT PRINTING 185-189 EAST STATE STREET SALEM, OHIO 44460 TELEPHONE (216) 337-3419 THE YOUNG MERRILL COMPANY 558 E. STATE ST. � SALEM, OH 44460 • TEL. 337-9933 SALEM MUSIC CENTRE 378 East State St. Salem, Ohio 337-7611 WSOM AM600 Troll’s Jewelry 581 E. State St., Salem, Ohio. MEMBER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY I3 J.C. PENNEY 503 E. State St. Downtown Salem Shop Our Catalog Center Phone 332-0051 JCPenney BANK ONE. BANK ONE OF EASTERN OHIO Member FDIC SaJem, Ohio 44460 state farm insurance companies Bus.: (216) 332-9946 home offices: Bloomington, Illinois “Plau. Services for all your banking and borrowing needs. 676 E. Stato St. Salem, Ohio 3325932 Clocks • Gifts • Jewelry Repair Service ROBERT HOWELL DAVID FIRTH QU KER P.O. Box. 449 QUAKER MANUFACTURING CORPORATION 187 Georgetown Rd. Salem, Ohio 44460-0449 (216)332-4631 ELJER PLUMBING WARE 921 S. Ellsworth Ave. Salem, Ohio 332-4691 BONFERT’S BEAUTY SHOP 184 S. Lincoln Salem, Ohio 337-3812 JzanMin Gleaning Service • WALL WASHING • JANITORIAL SERVICE • RUG CARPET CLEANING • UPHOLSTERY CLEANING COMMERCIAL 0c RESIDENTIAL 145 WEST SECOND STREET SALEM, OHIO 44460 Phone (216) 337-7943 2229 E, State St, Salem, Ohio 515 DAVIDSON SALES AND SERVICE International Truck Parts, Sales, Service Heavy Duty Wrecker Service 515 Prospect St,, Salem, Ohio Prospect Street 332-1583 .ir RONALD L. JENNINGS 1717 East State Street Salem, OH 44460 Office: 337-3618 (f q. 5. PR1CANO, INC CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT For all your insurance needs Congratulations! LIFE • HEALTH • HOME • CAR • BUSINESS i NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Nationwide is on your side For the finest in floor covering custom window treatment. 405 E. State St., Salem 332-4637 THE FIESTA SHOP, Inc. GEZO’S PIZZA SHOP Carry Out And Drive Up Pizza And Italian Sandwiches Sugar Tree Alley, Salem 337-3557 BUDGET PRESS AND CHURCH BUDGET AND ENVELOPE 675 E. State Street SALEM, OHIO 44460 ELAINE K. ROUSSEAU Proprietor COMPANY 271 North Ellsworth Salem Ohio Ph. 337-8707 69 Years Of Quality Printing 115 Jennings Avenue O Salem, Ohio 44460 O Phone 216 332-5572 For Excellent Hair Care For 17 Years. Congratulations Class Of 1986! J cLaughlif s dalon r o Hair Dosigi] Larry McLaughlin Sandy McLaughlin Larry Shanker Susan Stacy Janet Hartman Regina Phlugh Danette Goforth Mary McCague Megan Thompson Nanette Bates Becky Herman Michelle McLaughlin Laurie Coy JACK GEORGE The Towne Tobacco Shoppe PREMIUM CIGARS QUALITY PIPES FINE TOBACCOS J. W. GEORGE INSURANCE AGENCY 1873 north Ellsworth avenue POST OFFICE BOX 7 1 SALEM, OHIO 44460 Softest — OFFICE MACHINES CABIP. txoChec IBM TYPEWRITER SERVICE WILLIAM B, BOZICK 216 332 1595 321 S. Broadway Salem, Ohio 44460 BEALL BATTERY AND ELECTRIC SERVICE 788 E, Pershing Salem, Ohio 332-4526 NILE BELTEMPO INS. AGENCY AUTO - HOME - LIFE - HEALTH BUSINESS GROUP NILE BELTEMPO agent 216 332-5627 OFFICE 216 332-9378 HOME 1815 S.E. BOULEVARD P.O. BOX 76 SALEM. OHIO 44460 CASUAL FASHIONS COMPLETE fLORAL SERVICE IH SALEM FLOWERS GIFTS 420 E. State St. Ph. 337-3955 Congratulations HALLMARK CAROS PICTURES FRUIT BASKETS PLANTS FANNY FARMER CANDIES PLAQUES DRIED ARRANGEMENTS GIFTS GLASS FIGURINES 337-3477 SALEM [==| 603 E STATE U|£ WE ALSO HONOR AMERICAN EXPRESS DINERS - CARTE BLANCHE IcxjDon FORD • LINCOLN • MERCURY Congratulations Class Of 1986 Continentia! Drive 332-0031 k te njernet 520 Pershing Salem, Ohio Ph. 332-9154 Dodge rtijihs SHAFFER’S SALEM AUTORAMA, INC. DODGE CARS TRUCKS LEASING Congratulations ROCCO'S MEN'S WEAR, INC, 339 S. BROADWAY SALEM, OHiO 44460 (216) 332-1546 THE MUFFLER MAN ! MEN'S CLOTHING AND TUXEDO RENTAL ALTERATIONS 17© SOUTH BROADWAY SALEM, OHIO 44460 920 W. State St. Salem, Ohio 332-5888 ROCCO MANGO. OWNER Phone 332-0067 1705 South Ellsworth Ave., Salem, Ohio 44460 216 332-1509 Congratulations Class of '861 From ZIMMERMAN OLDSMOBILE AND BUICK m llllll SALEM GRAPHICS 525 E. 2nd St - Salem, Ohio 1705 South Ellsworth Ave., Salem, Ohio 44460 216 332-1509 NANCY J. BARTON THE ICE CREAM PARLOR A systematic approach to your prepress needs . .. SALEM GRAPHICS Corner Of State Lundy Sandwiches, Salads, Soups Homemade Pies Fountain Confections Mon. - Sat. 6:00 a.m. - 9:30 p.m. Laser Dot Generated Color Separations - Carry Out - 332-0306 GEORGE W. MORRIS INSURANCE AGENCY INC. — Scuu $ 7 u-St u 4— INDIVIDUAL GROUP LIFE DENTAL MEDICAL DISABILITY INCOME FINANCIAL SERVICES • 332-0258 1376 E. STATE ST. CO 332-8546, PATRON ADS ACRI STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY ARBOGAST STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY CRESTLINE STUDIOS SENIOR CLASS OF '86 ROBERT AND JANET BEZON J. PAUL AND ROSEMARY BRYANT MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM R. CASTLES JUD AND COLLEEN CHAPPELL WILLIAM AND PAT CRAWFORD JOE AND BETTY DANGELO THOMAS AND BONNIE DANKLEF MRS. MARY DURHAM MR. AND MRS. JOHN FIRTH JAMES AND MARGARET FITZGERALD ROBERT AND NANCY FLICKINGER WARREN E. FORD MR. AND MRS. RON GANSLEIN MARY ANN GOW NOEL HARRIS CAROLE HLAVCAK MR. AND MRS. JERE HOCHADEL JACK AND PATRICIA HUTTON DENNIS AND GAIL KELLER DAN AND DONNA KELLY HAROLD AND EILEEN KERESTES EWARDINE KNIGHT MR. AND MRS. KEITH LOFLAND JANET LOZIER MICHAEL AND JANIS LUTSCH JANET AND JOHN MADISON LEO AND BARBARA MARPLE MR, AND MRS. JOSEPH MARRA JAMES AND CAROL MARTIN LOUIS AND HELEN MARTINELLI PASTOR WILLIAM AND SHARON MEDFORD DONALD L MILLER MR. AND MRS. LARRY C. MILLER TONY AND ELAINE MONTELEONE MR. AND MRS. GEORGE MORRIS MR. AND MRS. JOHN PAUMIER CHESTER AND FAY PIONTKOWSKI MARY ELLEN PIZZINO MR. AND MRS. JOE RANDA WILLIAM AND NANCY RICHERT MR. AND MRS. GARY RICKER FRANCIS AND ROSALIA SCHLUETER KENNETH AND JOAN SETTLE DAVID AND DONNA SHANLEY JAMES AND LINDA SOLMEN DOROTHY J. WEBER DALLAS AND JANICE WELLS MR. AND MRS, WILLIAM YERKEY NANCYE AND RICHARD ZIMMERMAN BAUMAN, TOMf PATTY, MARY BICA, CAROLE BONSALL, LEONARD DORTHY CROSS OIL COMPANY HERRON, R.E, DR. ICKES, LAMONT MR. MRS. JENKINS, D.C. ATT. JOHNSON, THOMAS B. DDS LEHWALD, JAMES C. JR. D.D.S. MCNUTT, RAY MEDICAL DOCTORS PEDERZOLLI, A. DR. QUAKER CORNER F G SCHORY, EARL A. II SELL, ROBERT E. SHEAR BEAUTY SALON SHEARS D N LNDRY SIMON, DOCTOR SMITH, ROBERT E. STAMP, WILLIAM O.D. STANGA, B.L. TICE, IRVING DEAN DOCTOR TORTI, DR. Z1MMERMANN, JOHN MARILYN i Manufacturers and Designtrs of Injection Molded Hosties Congratulations To The Class Of 1986 800 Pennsylvania Avenue Salem, Ohio 44460 A Worthington Industries Company We Mold Services As Well As Quality In Our Products! 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. Well cherish its memories, Our whole life thru. 196 This year's book will be a part of history. It is the only book that had a core group instead of one editor and one assistant-editor, in all of the Quaker's history. It is also one of the only books that had juniors instead of seniors in those positions. We got along together better than one could expect. One might think that we would have trouble getting decisions passed, that was true at times, but we worked them out. We could not have been able to get this book out without the invaluable help of many people. We would like to thank these people for the great amounts of support that they gave us. We would like to thank Mr. Steffan and all of the coaches for their help on the sports section. We would like to thank the photographers—Robinson's Studio, Crestline Studio, Mrs. Smith, and J,D. Creer for their cooperation and and understanding. We would like to thank Mrs. Dohar and Terry Leek, our Jostens representative, for their guidance and toleration of our mistakes. We would like to thank Mr. Delane for the endless help he gave. We would like to thank the senior class for their gift to help finance the Color Senior Section. We would like to thank Mrs. Bryant and all of the other people who helped pay for the senior section. We would like to thank the parents who gave up their children for some time so that they could assist in producing this book. And finally we would like to thank the entire 1986 yearbook staff, some of whom we started out with and some whom we picked up along the way. We would especially like to thank those seniors, Michele Danklef, John Piontkawski, Tracy Pizzlno, Mike Slanker. Doug Smith. Wendy Stumperth, Beth Dickey, and Bill Dunn, who were the only seniors who donated their time to see that the book was done on time. To all of these people, and many others, we say Thank You. TRIPLE GROWN — Dwight Gooden, 20, achieved the pitcher's triple crown with most victories (24), most strikeouts (268) and best ERA (1.53). ROYAL VISIT — Prince Charles and Princess Diana visited the U.S., creating a social frenzy in Washington, D,C , and Palm Beach, Fla. HUACK — For 17 days, Shi'ite terrorists held hostage 39 passengers and crew members from TWA flight 847. One American was killed. ACMlLLE LAUFIO — Palestinian terrorists hijacked the Liner. American Leon Klinghoffer was killed. BIG $3$ — Patrick Ewing signed a record S I 7 million multiyear begin his professional basketball career with the New York Knlcks. FIRST FAMILY — T.V.’s first family was undoubtedly The Cosby 3h gang. The show became America's 1 television series Phptt?sby; AP Wid$ World Photos