Salem High School - Quaker Yearbook (Salem, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1987 volume:

7. BACK HOME, pilots Jeana Yeager and Dick Rutan wave to a crowd in Mojave, CA, on Dec. 23, after completing the first nonstop, global circumnavigation without refueling on the aircraft Voyager. 8. A NIGHTMARE TURNS TO REALITY for the Soviet people when a nuclear reactor explodes at the Chernobyl power station in April, 9. WORLD TRAVELER Pope John Paul il visits Mother Theresa s clinic in Calcutta during his 10 day journey through the Indian continent in February, 10. WEDDING BELLS ring for Caroline Kennedy, daughter of Jackie Kennedy Onassis and the late John F. Kennedy, and Edwin Schlossberg, a New York businessman and artist. 11. IRANSCAM involves four White House staffers (National Security Adviser John Poindexter, Lt. Cot. Oliver North, White House Chief of Staff Donald Regan, and CIA Director William Casey), 12. A DROUGHT-RIDDEN southeastern United States experiences the worst dry spell on record in 1986. Farmers from southern Pennsylvania to northern Florida are on the verge of ruin as their crops wilt at the peak of the drought. 7Aio yea dtente $o die ye t oo i ctesuf di Kfi£e; SSTtydSS 7 e c£ o o£ 87 io a a U $cte ctaoo. 76ei afiinit 6a ee t cut uUctled z ty foneoiona $ adaatinf ct oo. 7 Aono% t €4 deeded fieofaie, t e 87 yeadlee io pitied cvidi dfieci i faUastea dUit center on Senio o. Sectum 'Pcupe (?£ete Pictwie t6 Sentos n Senum 7ndex 32 Senio 4nto afoAo .... 54 t nndnation Senio 'Pe eaa£itie 90 ve r Sentosi 'putnsie 906 Senio rftfiieteo . , , , fXf? 000000000 f 2 We would like to thank those of our patrons who generously raised their ad size or purchased a half or full page ad. These are paragraphs written by those businesses themselves about their institutions. The Hour Place is owned by Robert Howell and David Firth, both citizens of Salem, The Hour Place has been in business for three years and is located at 576 East State St. Hour Place deals in engagement rings. Art- carved class rings, watches, and other fine golf and diamond jewelry. We also have a large selection of fine gifts and quality clocks to choose from. McLaughlins Salon of Hair Design at 115 Jennings Ave., Salem, employs 14 licensed hairdressers and is owned and managed by Larry and Sandy McLaughlin. The Salon has been at the present location since 1969, and is open five days, three evenings by appointment. They specialize in hair cutting, coloring and perming and have a retail section featuring McLaughlins own hair care and cosmetic line. All members are trained at least twice yearly to keep ahead of the newest trends. The phone number is 332-5572. McCulloch’s, Inc. Pres. £ Sec.: Walter B. Hull III V. Pres. £ Treas.: Maureen T. Mull 405 E. State St. (216) 332-4637 Sell, Fabricate, £ Install the following: Carpeting Linolium Ceramic Tile Custom Draperies Venetian Blinds Window Shades Friendly Ice Cream Corp. is a subsid- iary of Hershey Foods’ Corp. Friendly was found- ed in 1935 in Springfield, Mass. Currently Friendly owns and operates over 800 restraunts in seventeen states. Friendly restraunt of Salem is a “Jr.” version of our full size “X” building. The man- ager is Mark Steb- bins, who resides in Salem. Seasonally, this restraunt will employ 25 to 40 people. We have full breakfast, lunch, dinner, kids, and ice cream menus. Current hours of operation are 7 A.M. to 11 P.M., seven-days-a-week and increasing to midnight in the summer. Salem Largest Retailer of Area Rugs Braided Rugs, Oriental Rugs, and Custom Rugs Salem Foodland is an independently owned supermar- ket located at 2366 E. State Street in Salem, Ohio. The store is owned by Arnold Siegal and is managed by Den- nis Adkins, There are seventy Friend- ly employees throughout the var- ious departments at Foodland. Some special features of this store are dou- ble coupons, a bulk food section, a deli department and a fresh in-store bakery. If a question arises about a party tray or everyday grocery needs, feel free to call Salem Foodland at 337-6378. she is not teaching. She also enjoys traveling. She has visited Southeast Asia, the Middle East and Eu- rope. She intends to expand that list soon. Mrs. Frances May is a very deserving recipient of the Teacher Of The Year Award. For many years, she has taught her classes with an unbelievable amount of intensity. Even students who enter her classroom with little interest in biology eventually leave with a thorough understanding of the subject. Mrs. May has put a great amount of time into her lessons, hoping to give every one of her students a clear comprehen- sion of biology while adding spice” to an already interesting class. She cares about every student both in and out of school. Also, she has put a great deal of effort, time and money into Academic Challenge, a group of students who try to improve their knowl- edge of a variety of subjects by competing in many competitions. Mrs. Frances May has contributed a great amount of time in order to achieve excellence in her class- rooms, and the 1987 Quaker Yearbook is dedicated to her. On Wednesday evening. May 20, Mrs. Frances May was presented with the 1987 Teacher Of The Year Award. Mrs. May is a biology and advanced biology teacher at the high school, where she has taught for many years. Miss Frances Corso was born in Salem. She at- tended Salem St. Paul for elementary school and eventually graduated from Salem Senior High School. She initially attended Duquesne Clniversity in Pittsburgh, where she obtained a B.Ed. degree in the area of biology. She later went to Miami University, where she acquired a M.A.T. degree in botany. She began teaching at Allegheny High School in Pitts- burgh. After one year of teaching in Pennsylvania, she taught at David Anderson High School in Lisbon for five years. Then she came back to Salem, where she has been teaching to the present time. She lives with her husband, David, in New Spring- field. They do not have children, but instead house a variety of pets. She has several hobbies. Cooking, embroidery, and collecting (nativity scenes, candle holders, cookbooks) keep Mrs. May occupied when TEACHER OF THE YEAR Mrs. Frances May 4 Awards SENIOR TOP ELEVEN: Jenny Tausch, Virginia Budde, Kris CapeL Joan Burchfield, Steve Rosart Jenny Schlueter, Rick Watkins, Theresa Moyer, Whitney Browne, Chris Cosgrove, Valerie Davis. DR. MRS. HAROLD F. HOPRICH VALEDICTORIAN AWARDS: Whitney Browne, Steve Rosar, Theresa TEACHER OF THE YEAR YEARBOOK AWARD: Moyer Mrs. Francis May YEARBOOK STAFF: Denise Casey, Peggy Mathes, Diane Sweeney, Sherry Zepernick, Mary Hansel, Kristin Bacon, Cheryl Greeni- sen, Tara Zeigler, Tracey Early, Michelle Bru- derly, Sue McKinney, Heather Hough, Row 2: Tina Mitchell, Jenny Aldom, Roxanna Hostetter, Rick Watkins, Brian Gilbey, Jenny Scott, Lisa Chamberlain, Brian Staudt, Kara Bushaw, Tammy Traina, Tonya Beall, Row 3: Cindy Cope, Traci Bettis, Amy Sheets, Mike Julian, Maria Zimmann, Frank Barton, Wendy Smith, Valerie Davis, Eric Gilbey, Matt Cole, Roger Feldner, Jeff Amhrein. DAR: Lisa Easterly OHIO ACHEDEMiC SCHOLASTIC SCHOLARSHIPS: Steve Rosar, Whitney Browne, Theresa Moyer, Jenny Schlueter, John Casey, NAT’L MERIT RECOGNITION: Eric Zines, Theresa Moyer, Brian Browne, Brian Gilbey. STAMP - WILT MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP: Valerie Davis STATE AWARDS OF DISTINCTION: Bridgette Patton, Lori Wilson, Dawn Pitts, Christine Sweitzer, Lisa Maroscher, Sue Patterson, Laura Newton, Scott O’Melia, Steve Kim. Sharon Kowalczyk, Bronwyn Bell, Laura Forney, Missy Knauf, Jenny Tausch, Chris Allio, Sharon Bakondy, Row 2: Chris Cosgrove. Jenny Retch, Steve Rosar, Jennifer Schlueter, Wendy Smith, Eric Greib, Valerie Davis, John Casey. Neil Heston, Kris Cape!, Becky Prickett, Virginia Budde, Diana Huffman, Kim Evans. Willy Colbert. Brenda Ackleson, Mary Jo Idem Row 3: Sally Johnson, Eric Zines, Nick Quinn. Nathan Wilson, Mike McGrath, John Omsiaer. Bili Burkey, Anna Oast, Theresa Moyer, Sean Righetti, John Zimmann, Chip Null. Brian Gilbey, Whitney Browne. Roxanna Hostetter, Joan 7 Burchfield. PRESIDENT’S ACADEMIC FITNESS PROGRAM: Jenny Janowiac, Steve Rosar, Amy Fox, Peggy Mathes, Virginia Budde, Jenny Tausch, Neil Heston, Chris Cosgrove, Whitney Browne, Jenny Schlueter, Row 2: Valerie Davis. Eric Zines. Rick Watkins, John Omslaer, Laura Forney, Wendy Smith, Lisa Maroscher, Kris Capel. John Casey, Scott O’Melia. Joan Burchfield. Theresa Moyer. Bill Burkey. SALEM PST SCHOLARSHIP: Jen- LeROY GREEN AWARD: Kim ny Reich Evans LEHWALD SCHOLARSHIP SALEM BOARD OF EDUCATION: Mary Jo Iden, AWARD: Sue Patterson Mark Mueller BROOKS WRITING AWARD: Steve Rosar, Carol Metts, Michelle Bruderly, Lisa Herron, Wendy Chen, Kitty Gamble, Teri Rufer, Row 2: Brian Gilbey, Theresa Moyer. Scott Ricker. Peter Winch. Brian Staudt, Kris Capel: Kerri Thorne. Anne Soriano. SALEM COMMUNITY HOSPITAL: Kelly Armstrong. Diane Sweeney. Chris Sommers. Char Koran, Mary Ramovs, Becky Wilson, Gretchen Schlueter. YSU BUSINESS OLYMPICS KSU SALEM SECRETARIAL SKILLS: Tina Witherspoon, Julie Miller, Lynda Taylor, Sherry Zepernick, Tracy Bet- tis, Row 2: Anna Holwick, Mi- chelle Moulden, Tom Reid, Jim Gillam, Chris McGrath, Cindy Cope, Erin Brobander. SEA SCHOLARSHIP: Rick Watkins ELKS AUXILLARY SCHOLARSHIP: Joan Burchfield VOCATIONAL AWARDS: Trci Bettis- Accounting, Tony Bux- ton-Machine Shop, Tom Reid- Drafting, Julie Miller- Steno THE OCTM STATEWIDE MATH CONTEST: Nathan Wilson, John Casey, Kara Bushaw, Chris Cosgrove, Virignia Budde, Theresa Moyer, Brian Gilbey, Rick Watkins, K OF C BANDSMEN OF THE YEAR: Eric Greib, Duane Anderson FOUR YEAR COMMENDABLE ATTENDANCE: Mark Mueller. Brian Gilbey. Neil Heston, Steve Rosar ART AWARDS: Kevin O’Leary, John Omslaer, Mike Hoeffler, Eric Gilbey, Matt Cole, Larry Dejane. Scott Gabriel. Kitty Gamble, Lisa McGrath, Lynn Frateschi. Sandy Hall, Amy Yurkovitch, Tess Sweningson, Kim Newman, Diana Huffman, Anna Oast, Janice Chen, Kim Exline, Kim Evans, Holly Clark, Erin Brobander. SALEM NEWS PHOTO AWARD: Missy Borders SALEM NEWS PHOTO COMETITION: Lisa Maroscher, Bridgette Patton, Eric Grieb. Lisa PHOTOGRAPHY AWARDS: Diana Huffman, Darcie Leyman, Eric Esterly, Knoedler, Kim Exline. MARIE BGRNS: Eric Wolford, Lisa Herron, Teri Rufer, Brenda Ackelson, Jodi Ann Tauscb, Kerri Thorne, Nick Althouse, Tammy Traina, Valerie Davis, Eric Grieb. DANFORTH AWARD: Brian Gilbey BCIRSON-tlRSCJ AWARD: (far left) Steve Rosar, Valerie Davis. CHARLES E. WILLIAMS MEMORIAL AWARD: Chris Allio LANGUAGE AWARDS? Chris Ritchie. Kelly Williams, Anna Oast, Eric Gilbey, Steve Rosar. Cassie Bacon, Jennifer Zepernick, Michelle Thomas, Lynda Stanley. Wendy Chen. NROTC MARINE SCHOLARSHIP: Sean Righetti SHS HONORARY SCIENCE AWARD: John Casey ESTHER ODORAN: Brenda Ackleson, Jennifer Garrison, Jodi Ann Tausch, Debo- rah Burrell, Cheryl McGrath. Valerie Davis, Chris Sommers, Wendy Whitehill. U.S. MILITARY ACADEMY: Doug White HENDERSON MEMORIAL AGRICUL- TURAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP: Jen- ny Tausch COLLEGE AWARDS: Scott O’Melia, John Omslaer, Eric Zines, Chris Cosgrove. Kris Capel, Amy Fox, Eric NAT L SCOLAR ATHLETE: John Casey, Chris Grieb, Brian Gilbey, Bill Burkey. Cosgrove ACADEMIC CHALLENGE: Roxanna Hos- tetler, Brian Gilbey, Rick Watkins, Sean Righetti, John Casey, Roger Feldner, Dan Murphy, Jeff Anhrein, Matt Cole, Eric Gil- bey, Kelly Williams. 11 1986-87 Homecoming This year’s Homecoming was a very special evening because its theme song was dedicated to a very special girl. The SHS band played “That’s What Friends Are For” in memory of Lori Wilt. Friends and family looked on teary- eyed as Miss Lisa Esterly was crowned as Salem’s 1986-87 Homecoming Queen. The 1986-87 Queen and her escort Lisa Esterly and Duane Anderson. Chris Shone (the 1985-86 Queen) and her escort. Mike Ketchum. Joanie Burchfield and escort. Grant Lehwald. Sharon Corl and escort Mike McGrath, Kim Law and escort Bob Hoffmaster. 13 Dawn Pitts and escort, Mike Lutz. Christine Sweitzer and escort, Tom Reid, Lori Tasker and escort, Doug Kozeika. “Nerds Night Out” This year, we definitely had a unique morp. The theme, as many of us know, was “Nerds Night Out.” Many of the students dressed for the theme. Those who attended danced, and some were crowned king and queen nerd of the evening. Senior Faces USBO «Ito r.Sd il Q « Senior Class Picture 16 THERE WILL BE MANY TIMES IN FUTURE YEARS WHEN OUR MEMORIES WILL DRIFT BACK TO EVENTS THAT HAPPENED DUR- ING HIGH SCHOOL. FRIENDS, TEACHERS, SPORTS, AND ALL THE ACTIVITIES THAT PLAYED SUCH A BIG PART IN OUR LIVES WILL ALWAYS HOLD A SPECIAL NICHE IN OUR HEARTS. IT HAS BEEN A PRIVILEGE TO SERVE AS YOUR CLASS PRESIDENT. I WISH THE CLASS OF “87 GREAT HAPPI- NESS IN THE YEARS AHEAD. IT HAS BEEN AN HONOR TO SERVE THE CLASS OF 1987. THE FRIENDSHIPS, MEMO- RIES, AND EXPERIENCES WILL FOREVER REMAIN IN OUR HEARTS AND MINDS AND PM SURE THESE EXPERIENCES WILL PROVE INVALUABLE TO ALL GRADUATES OF THE CLASS OF ’87.GOOD LUCK ALWAYS! ALTHOUGH WE MAY BE SEPARATED PHYSICALLY, THE MEMORIES WE HAVE SHARED WILL LIVE ON IN OUR HEARTS. AS EACH OF YOU MOVES ON, NEVER FORGET TO KEEP SETTING GOALS FOR YOUR- SELVES AND TO BE HAPPY, THANKS FOR ALL OF THE GREAT MEMORIES AND GOOD LUCK TO EACH OF YOU. THIS HAS BEEN A GREAT SENIOR YEAR FOR ALL OF US. WE’VE ALL BEEN THROUGH MANY GOOD AND BAD TIMES TOGETHER, BUT OVERALL, THESE WILL BE THE BEST MEMORIES OF OUR LIVES. I WAS VERY HONORED TO BE ELECTED THE TREASURER OF SUCH A GREAT CLASS!! SO, TO THE CLASS OF ’87, GOOD LUCK AL- WAYS AND MAY YOUR FUTURES BE FILLED WITH HAPPINESS. 17 Merry Christine Abrams Brenda Lee Ackelson Cristina Renee' Allio Tina Marie Allison Mathew Thomas Althouse Duane Lee Anderson Mark D. Apicella Kelly Scott Birk Jennifer Gale Booth 18 Traci Louise Bettis Brett Alan Bezeredi Melissa Gaiey Borders James Brickner Andrew P, Brookes Jason David Brown 19 Beth Ann Capel Kristine Marie Capel Elizabeth Cardenas John Paul Casey II Joseph Allen Castles Janice Chen Nicholas C. P. Citino Holly Paige Clark Sean Andrew Crum Jeffrey Allan Culp Kelley Michelle Cunningham 20 Carmen Christine Curtis Scott Jay Dailey Mark Adams Daniel Jennifer Sue Danklef Mary Frances Davis Robert Russell Doyle Jr. Chris Eddinger Nicolette Jo Ehler Matthew Erskine Lisa Rae Esterly 21 Kevin Quinn hard at work?! Chris Lynn Evanoff-McCallister Kimberley Sue Evans Kimberly Sue Exline John David Fieldhouse Teresa Lynn Fisher Janel Marie Fitzgerald Laura Lou Forney Amy Lynne Fox Lynn Marie Frateschi Michael Fromm Kim Alan Gilbey Heather Dawn Goodballet Maria M Goodchild 22 Brian Gilbey Dina Kathleen Hartman Michael Jason Hartzell Ron Harold Neil Eric Heston 23 Heather Lyn Hough Diana Ruth Huffman Collen Kay Hughes Mary Jo Iden Jennifer Feme Janowiak Dale Jenkins Sarah Elizabeth Johnson Richard Allan Johnston Bryan Keith Jugenheimer Christi Rene Kells Rob L. Ketchum Charles Kisner Melissa Kay Knauf Anthony Gene Knight Steve Kim Charles Eric Kniseley 24 Eric 14. Knoedler Sharon Lynn Kowalczyk Douglas Steven Kozelka Connie Lynn Kubankin Michele Marie Kubina Kim Ann Law Kimberly M. Lawlis Robert Allen Lee Grant Matthew Lehwald Matthew James Lesko Darcie Dale Leyman Michele Dawn Lippiatt Randy Dale Lipscomb Matthew Sweeney Loudon Amy Lynnette Ludwig Amy Sue Luttmers Lisa Carol Maroscher Kellie Jo Mack Joseph Michael Vincent Marks Michael Allen Lutz 25 V 26 Kimberly Florence Mix Kathleen Elaine Monteleone Diana Lynn Moore Heather Shea Morrison Michelle Moulded Theresa Marie Moyer Mark Allen Mueller Walter Bennett Null Anna Marie Oast Darin L, Odey Laura Chantel Newton Scott Laurence O’Melia 27 Susan Lynn Patterson Bridget Kathleen Patton Robin Dawn Penny Wayne Edward Phillips Tarry James Pidgeon Dominic Anthony Quinn Michelle Lynn Pittman Dawn Kathleen Pitts Rebecca Jeanne Prickett Jennifer Anne Reich Thomas John Reid Sean Patrick Righetti Alvise Rizzo Valerie Jo Rook Steven Robert Rosar Angela Ann Ross 28 Nicholas Charles Rosta Dan L. Sawman Dave Sawman Mike Scahill Scot Blake Scheuring Ted Atari Schuster Jennifer Schlueter Melinda Gay Schnader Tim Diogenese Shaffer Sheri Anne Shasteen Amy Rene Schnorrenberg Dave William Shoaff Robert Louis Singer Patti Slocum Sarah Smith Wendie Darlene Smith 29 Wendy Beth Smith Amy Jo Snyder James Edward Soyars Robert D. Spatz Ray Stalnaker William Richard Stinson Edward Michael Sullivan Anthony Edward Swartz Jenny Lynne Tausch Estelle Dianne Sweeney Christine Ann Sweitzer Lori A. Tasker 30 Derek John Tullis Robb D. Turnbull Dorene Kaye Linger Robert Joe Vitko Richard Darren Watkins Tina Lee Whitman Douglas Eric White Wendy Kay Whitehill Arron Charles Wolford Richard Frank Wrask Karen Marie Wright Michelle Lynn Yarwood Missing Senior Photographs: Larry Brickner Melanie Daniels Chris Evancho Derrek Ferrell Mike Schmidt John Martin Zimmann Robbin Kay Zimmerman Eric Kennedy Zines 31 Another exciting study hall. Wayne Phillips gets a helping hand. Seniors enjoying supremacy. Tom Reid ■ “It’s casual Seniors listening attentively to their teacher. 32 Bill Burkey just saw his senior pictures. Abrams. Merry Christine 875 Sunset Blvd, Salem, Ohio 44460 332 1065 Ackelsor, Brenda Lee 692 Franklin Ave, Salem. Ohio 44460 332-4578 All to, Cristina Renee 251 W. 7th St. Salem, Ohio 44460 332-4186 Allison, Tina Marie 442 Sharp Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 3321275 Althouse. Matthew Thomas 1790 Cider Mill Rd. Salem, Ohio 44460 2221386 Anderson. Duane Lee 1743 Painter Rd. Salem, Ohio 44460 3320978 Apicella, Mark D. 500 Highland Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 332 1192 Ardeno, Marcy 857 N Ellsworth Salem, Ohio 44460 332-9347 Bakondy, Sharon 1533 Quaker Lane Salem, Ohio 44460 337-7686 Banar, David 1259 Conser Dr. Salem, Ohio 44460 337-3205 Barnhouae. Gene Alen 36213 S.R. 344 Salem, Ohio 44460 332-1337 Barrick, Beth Lynne 1920 Whinnery Rd. Salem, Ohio 44460 332 4975 Bel!, Bronwyn Eleen 2271 Southeast Slvd, Salem, Ohio 44460 3324460 Bettis, Traci Louise 1143 W. Perry St. Salem, Ohio 44460 3329665 Bezeredi. Brett Alan 465 N, Ellsworth Ave. Salem. Ohio 44460 332-1024 Birk. Kelly Scott 1034 Cleveland St Salem, Ohio 44460 337-3517 Booth, Jennifer Gale 1085 E. Pershing St. Salem, Ohio 44460 Borders, Melissa Galey 387 Ash St. Salem, Ohio 44460 3324365 Brlekner. James 910 Sunset Blvd. Salem, Ohio 44460 3325173 Senior Index Brlekner, Larry Colbert. Gene E. 910 Sunset Bivd. 1439 E. State St. Salem, Ohio 44460 Salem, Ohio 44460 332 5173 332-4962 Brookes, Andrew P. Colbert. Michael Willi 885 Homewood Ave. 476 Woodland Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 Salem. Ohio 44460 337-6384 332-4397 Brown i Jason David Cope, Cindy Sue 210 W. t6th St. 1015 N. Lincoln Ave. Salem. Ohio 44460 Salem, Ohio 44460 332-1841 332-9409 Browne, Brian Cork Sharon Rae 580 A Continental Dr. 1725 Ridgewood Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 Salem, Ohio 44460 332 9642 337 7462 Browne. Whitney Leigh Cosgrove. Christine Anne 1123 E. 9th St. 1692 Shady Lane Salem, Ohio 44460 Salem. Ohio 44460 332-0670 337 3050 Bruderly, Michele Marlene Cosma, Michael Achlm 885 W. Pidgeon Rd. 332 W. 9th St. Salem. Ohio 44460 Salem, Ohio 44460 3370675 3320769 Bryant, Craig James Cox. Tracy Lynn 967 Home Circle 1266 Maple St. Salem, Ohio 44460 Salem, Ohio 44460 337-6763 332-5681 Budde, Virginia Luisa Coy, Daniel Patrick 2230 Southeast Blvd, 907 Brooklyn Ext, Salem, Ohio 44460 Salem, Ohio 44460 332-0061 337-6936 Burchfield, Joan L. Crum. Sean Andrew 1242 Stewart Rd. 2219 Cunningham Rd. Salem, Ohio 44460 Salem, Ohio 44460 332-1617 337-6139 Burkey. William Culp, Jeffrey Allan 1237 Stewart Rd 482 W. 3rd St. Salem. Ohio 44460 Salem. Ohio 44460 332-1045 3324812 Buxton. Tony James Cunningham. Kelley Michelle 598 Wisconsin Ave. 1218 Stewart Rd, Salem. Ohio 44460 Salem, Ohio 44460 337-6431 332-5102 Capel, Beth Ann Dailey, Scott Jay 1520 Highland Ave. 1975 Fairview Ct. Salem. Ohio 44460 Salem, Ohio 44460 332-5766 337-3524 Capel, Kristine Marie Daniel, Mark Adams 1353 N. Ellsworth Ave. 1732 Southeast Blvd, Salem, Ohio 44460 Salem. Ohio 44460 3320875 3321677 Cardenas. Elizabeth Daniels. Melanie Rotary Exchange Student 216 E. 3rd. St. 882 S. Lincoln Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 Salem, Ohio 44460 Danklef. Jennifer Sue Casey. John Paul II 970 Prospect St. 1419 E. State St. Salem. Ohio 44460 Salem. Ohio 44460 337-7097 332-9776 Davis. Mary Frances Castles, Joseph Allen 555 Walnut St. 1851 Bentley Dr Salem, Ohio 44460 Salem, Ohio 44460 337-9008 337-9384 Davis. Valerie Lynn Chen. Janice 1705 Newgarden Rd, 793 W. Pershing St. Salem, Ohio 44460 Salem. Ohio 44460 332 5351 332-4561 Dillon, John Citino, Nicholas C. P, 312 S. Lincoln 1310 E, 10th St. P.O. Box 684 Salem. Ohio 44460 Salem, Ohio 44460 332-0171 332-5274 Clark, Holly Paige Donnelley. Diane Lynn 837 Franklin Ave. 495 Arch St. Salem, Ohio 44460 Salem, Ohio 44460 332-16B1 332-9998 Dorsch, Sebastian Rudolf Rotary Exchange Student 1445 E. 11th. St. Salem, Ohio 44460 337-7746 Doyle. Brenda K, 492 Washington St, Salem, Ohio 44460 332 4461 Doyle, Robert Russell Jr. 1201 Stewart Rd. Salem, Ohio 44460 332-1943 Eddinger, Chris 1696 N. Lincoln Ave, Salem. Ohio 44460 337 7148 Ehler, Micolette Jo 237 Woodland Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 332-0454 Erskine, Matthew 1844 Pi. Ellsworth Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 337-8357 Esterly. Lisa Rae 1303 Franklin Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 3324763 Evancho, Chris 435 ft Ellsworth 3 Salem, Ohio 44460 332-9175 Evanoff, Christine Lynn (McCallister) 5199 Lisbon Rd, Leetonia, Ohio 44431 4247083 Evans, Kimberley Sue 1255 Jennings Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 3379458 Exllne, Kimberly Sue 421 Sharp St. Salem, Ohio 44460 337-8306 Ferrell, Derrick 452 E. 6th. St. Salem, Ohio 44460 3324430 Flddhouse. John David 1376 Westvtew Dr. Salem, Ohio 44460 332-4403 Fisher. Teresa Lynn 362 Vine Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 332 1355 Fitzgerald, Janel Marie 651 Washington Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 3370216 Forney, Laura Lou 1835 Fairview Ct. Salem, Ohio 44460 332-5941 Fox, Amy Lynne 36430 Olde S.R. 558 Salem. Ohio 44460 3321059 Frateschi. Lynn Marie 638 Franklin Ave, Salem, Ohio 44460 3329266 Fromm, Mike 426 E. 8th St. Salem. Ohio 44460 3376598 33 Fullum. John 649 W. Franklin Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 332-1104 Houdyshell, Cindy Sue 584 Park Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 332-0077 Furrer, James Leroy 754 E. 3rd. St. Salem, Ohio 44460 3325466 Hough, Heather Lyn 1290 E. 10th St. Salem, Ohio 44460 337-8648 Galchick, Bobbi Elaine 859 Granite St. Salem, Ohio 44460 3320074 Hu liman. Diana Ruth 1235 Comer Dr. Salem, Ohio 44460 3325008 Oarlock, James 643 Deming St. Salem, Ohio 44460 3325749 Hughes, Colleen Kay 554 E. 3rd St. Salem, Ohio 44460 3373634 Gil bey. Brian 770 Benton Rd. Salem, Ohio 44460 332 5175 Men, Mary Jo 172 N. Madison Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 3325883 Gilbey. Kim Alan 237 Rose Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 332-1225 Janowiak. Jennifer Feme 803 Southeast Blvd. Salem, Ohio 44460 332 9433 Good ballet, Heather Dawn 932 Adams Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 332-1916 Jenkins, Dale 545 Franklin Ave. Salem. Ohio 44460 332-0437 Goodchild. Marla M. 2272 N. Ellsworth Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 332-4052 Johnson, Sarah Elizabeth 2247 Southeast Blvd, Salem, Ohio 44460 337-8682 Grieb, Eric William 2330 Oak St, Salem, Ohio 44460 3324753 Johnston, Richard Allan 871 Newgarden, Ave, Salem, Ohio 44460 3324)672 Halstead, Jerry 608 Arch St. Salem. Ohio 44460 3325538 Jugnheimer. Bryan Keith 567 Prospect St. Salem, Ohio 44460 332-0007 Hammond, Tracy Lynn 1048 E. 3rd St. Salem, Ohio 44460 337-6544 Kells. Christ! Rene 1128 N. Union Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 337-6118 Hartman, Angie Marie 893 E. 15th St. Salem, Ohio 44460 337-8646 Ketchum. Robert L, 270 Roosevelt Ave, Salem, Ohio 44460 3329690 Hartman. Dina Kathleen 2252 Goshen Rd Salem, Ohio 44460 332-1864 Kim, Steve 1328 Andrew Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 332-4232 Hartzell. Michael Jason 1991 Country Side Dr. Salem, Ohio 44460 332-5155 Hasson, Rob 1248 E, 12th St. Salem, Ohio 44460 332-0906 Herold. Ronald A. 1133 Prospect Ave. Apt. B-10 Salem, Ohio 44460 332-5651 Heston, Neil Eric 912 Homewood Ave, Salem, Ohio 44460 3325515 Kisner. Brian Kisner. Charles 1122 Andrew Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 332-0130 Knauf. Melissa Kay 1756 Franklin Rd, Salem, Ohio 44460 332-4592 Knight, Anthony Gene 836 Newgarden Ave. Salem. Ohio 44460 332-9788 Kniseley, Charles 362 N. Lundy Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 Hoffmaster, Robert L, 951 W. Pine Lake Rd. Salem, Ohio 44460 332 1368 Knoedler. Eric N. 1811 Franklin Rd, Salem, Ohio 44460 332-1961 Holwlck, Anna Marie 1255 Eastview Dr. Salem, Ohio 44460 337-7721 Kowalczyk, Sharon Lynn 1237 W. State St. Salem, Ohio 44460 337-7927 Hostetter, Roxanna Lee 346 Newgarden Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 3321900 Kozelka, Douglas Steven 1458 E. Pershing Salem, Ohio 44460 332-5716 Kubankln, Connie Lynn 200 Idaho Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 3379068 McCHsh, John Samuel 846 Heritage Lane Salem, Ohio 44460 337-3162 Kubina, Michele Marie 845 Homewood Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 337-3694 McGrath, Lisa Anne 385 W. Pine Lake Rd. Salem, Ohio 44460 337-6114 Law. Kimberly Ann 1053 Hartley Ave, Salem, Ohio 44460 337-6455 McGrath. Michael Jude 385 W. Pine Lake Rd. Salem, Ohio 44460 337-6114 Lawlis. Kimberly M. 1219 Conser Dr. Salem, Ohio 44460 337-7710 McKarns. Dwight David 661 E. Perry St. Salem, Ohio 44460 332-5618 Lee, Robert Allen 325 W. 8th St. Salem. Ohio 44460 3320195 McKinney, Susan Marie I87t Bentley Dr, Salem, Ohio 44460 332 9810 Lehwald, Grant Matthew 1396 Brook view Dr. Salem, Ohio 44460 332-9110 Metis, Richard David 925 Carriage Hill Dr, Salem. Ohio 44460 332-0961 Lesko. Matthew James 2378 Oak St. Salem, Ohio 44460 3373200 Miller, Julie Ann 431 W. 3rd St. Salem, Ohio 44460 332-8292 leyman, DarcEe Dale 1410 Benton Rd, Salem. Ohio 44460 332-5066 Miller, Sarah Jamison 631 N. Ellsworth Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 337-7056 Lippiatt, Michele Dawn 1341 W. State St. Salem, Ohio 44460 337-7776 Mitchell. Ttna Marie 545 Aetna St. Salem, Ohio 44460 337 3601 Lipscomb, Randy Date 2420 Lexington Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 3324964 Mix. Kimberly Florence 1834 PL Lincoln Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 332-1638 Loudon. Matthew Sweeney 1220 Mound St. Salem, Ohio 44460 3379387 Monteleonc, Kathleen Elaine 1094 N. Ellsworth Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 337-7164 Ludwig, Amy Lynnette 1223 Jennings Ave, Salem, Ohio 44460 332-8367 Moore. Diana Lynn 926 Jones Dr. Salem, Ohio 44460 332-4875 Luttmers. Amy Sue 1375 Jennings Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 332 1749 Morrison. Heather Shea 917 Adams Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 332-5244 LuU. Michael Allen 988 Jefferson Ave, Salem, Ohio 44460 332-4031 Moulded, Michelle Kathleen J197 Jones Dr. Salem, Ohio 44460 332-4131 Maek, Kellie Jo 1370 Fairview Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 332-0986 Moyer, Theresa Marie 281 Idaho Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 337-7962 Marks, Joseph Michael Vincent 36120 S.R. 344 Salem, Ohio 44460 332-0083 Mueller, Mark Allen 810 N. Ohio Bivd. Salem, Ohio 44460 332-9556 Maroscher, Lisa Carol 36135 Salem Grange Rd. Salem. Ohio 44460 332-1644 Newton, Laura Chantel 1380 N. Lincoln Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 332-4981 Mathes, Peggy t299 El heron Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 3376014 Null, Walter Bennett 912 N. Union Ave, Salem. Ohio 44460 337-7549 Maurer, Deborah Sue 1014 Beechwood Rd. Salem. Ohio 44460 337-7601 Oast, Anna Marie 36061 Butcher Rd. Salem, Ohio 44460 332-1831 McCartney. Christine Ann 2012 Whinnery Rd. Salem, Ohio 44460 332-8311 Odey. Darin L. 750 W. Slate St. Salem, Ohio 44460 332-5820 34 O’Melia. Scott Laurence 1205 E. 12th St. Salem, Ohio 44460 337-6603 Rook, Valerie Jo 1020 Homewood Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 337-3678 Omslaer. John H. 1222 Georgetown Rd. Salem, Ohio 44460 3377214 Rosar, Steve Robert 355 N. Roosevelt Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 3320992 Ossmann, Angela Marie 1838 E, State St. Salem, Ohio 44460 337-3215 Ross. Angela Ann 1272 Stewart Rd. Salem. Ohio 44460 337-7349 Panezott, Mark A. 488 E. 8th St, Salem, Ohio 44460 3325789 Rosta, Nicholas Charles 492 N. Ellsworth Ave. Salem. Ohio 44460 337-6923 Patrick, John Dennis 190 Woodland Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 3377038 Saw man, Daniel L. 965 Andrew Ave. Salem. Ohio 44460 332-0903 Passier. Ingrid Rotary Exchange Student 5845 Madison Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 3325795 Scahill, Michael T. 883 Washington Ave. Salem. Ohio 44460 337-3090 Patterson, Susan Lynn 1232 N, Union Salem. Ohio 44460 3378387 Scheuring, Scot Blake 214 S. Lincoln Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 332-0750 Patton. Bridget Kathleen 1022 Homewood Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 332-1637 Schluefer. Jennifer 1248 Powell Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 332-0732 Penny. Robin Dawn 1292 Beechwood Rd. Salem, Ohio 44460 337-3343 Schmid. Michael Joseph 1270 E. 9th St. Salem. Ohio 44460 337-9445 Phillips. Wayne Edward 247 E, 5th St. Salem, Ohio 44460 332-9690 Schnader, Melinda Gay 1203 Jones Dr. Salem, Ohio 44460 332-9370 PJdgeon, Tarry James 501 W. Pine Lake Rd. Salem, Ohio 44460 332-1843 Schnorrenberg. Amy Rene 512 Jennings Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 337-7518 Snyder, Amy Jo White, Douglas Eric 425 W. Pine Lake Rd, 1161 E. 11th St. Salem, Ohio 44460 Salem, Ohio 44460 337-6554 3373901 Soyars, James Edward Whitehill, Wendy Kay 973 Sunset Blvd, 2401 Tanglewood Dr. Salem, Ohio 44460 Salem, Ohio 44460 337-3505 3321984 Spatz, Robert D. Whitman, Tina Lee 877 E. 14th St, 417 E. 3rd St. Salem. Ohio 44460 P.O. Box 734 3329225 Salem, Ohio 44460 337-3000 Stalnaker. Ray 515 Cedar St. Wilson. J. Nathan Salem, Ohio 44460 192 W. 10th St. 332-8372 Salem. Ohio 44460 332-5834 Stinson, William Richard 847 South Lundy Ave. Wilson, Lori Beth Salem, Ohio 44460 1183 Beechwood Rd. 337-9810 Salem, Ohio 44460 3329330 Sullivan, Edward Michael 782 Benton Rd. Winter. Amy Jo Salem, Ohio 44460 2354 Kennedy Dr. 332-9195 Salem, Ohio 44460 332-4317 Swartz. Anthony Edward 288 Woodland Ave, Witherspoon, Tina Marie Salem, Ohio 44460 444 S- Union Ave. 332-0187 Salem, Ohio 44460 Sweeney, Estelle Dianne Wolford. Arron Charles 1259 IS, Lincoln Ave, 838 N. Ellsworth Salem, Ohio 44460 Salem, Ohio 44460 337-3844 332-5852 Sweitzer, Christine Ann Wrask. Richard Frank 217 Fair Ave. 485 E. 8th St. Salem, Ohio 44460 Salem, Ohio 44460 332-5764 337-8203 Tasker, Lori A. Wright. Karen Marie 913 W. Pershing 564 Jennings Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 Salem. Ohio 44460 332-1465 337-9609 Tausch. Jenny Lynne Yarwood. Michelle Lynn 737 Carriage Hill Or. 1733 K Ellsworth Salem. Ohio 44460 Salem, Ohio 44460 332-1153 332 5711 Pittman. Michelle Lynn (Boston) 678 S- Unkm Ave. Salem. Ohio 44460 Pitts. Dawn Kathleen 348 W. 7th St. Salem, Ohio 44460 337-9620 Prickett, Rebecca Jeanne 1950 Pearce Circle Salem, Ohio 44460 332-1042 Quinn, Dominic Anthony 2586 E. State St, Salem. Ohio 44460 337-3234 Reich, Jennifer Anne 1231 Stewart Rd. Salem, Ohio 44460 337-6931 Reid, Thomas John 491 Highland Ave, Salem, Ohio 44460 332-9823 Rice. Mike 1117 W. Perry St. P.O- Box 574 Salem, Ohio 44460 332-9572 Righetti, Sean Patrick 293 W. 10th St. Salem, Ohio 44460 332-8271 Rizzo, Alvlse Rotary Exchange Student 902 Carriage Hil! Dr. Salem, Ohio 44460 332-9091 Schuster, Ted Alan 1972 Fairview Ct. Salem, Ohio 44460 332-5153 Shaffer, Tim Diogenese 1130 Beechwood Rd, Salem, Ohio 44460 332-4285 Shasteen. Sheri Anne 659 Derning St. Salem. Ohio 44460 3325587 Shoaff. David William 1870 Cliffs Dr. Salem. Ohio 44460 3321182 Singer, Robert Louis 141 W. 8th St. Salem, Ohio 44460 332-0656 Slocum, Patricia 718 N. Lincoln Ave. Salem. Ohio 44460 3320450 Smith, Sarah 855 Mewgarden Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 3328347 Smith. Wendy Beth 2366 Oak St. Salem, Ohio 44460 332 1230 Smith, Wendie Darlene 1336 Westview Dr. Salem, Ohio 44460 3373824 Taylor, Lynda Sue 311 S. Lincoln Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 332-4869 Zimmann. John Martin 1894 Mewgarden Rd. Salem, Ohio 44460 332-9584 Thomas. Michele Ann 450 W. 5th St. Salem, Ohio 44460 337 9062 Zimmerman, Rob bin Kay 987 E. 5th St. Salem, Ohio 44460 337-3283 Thomas, Scott 1282 Carole Dr Salem, Ohio 44460 337-9641 ZEnes. Eric Kennedy 1177 N. Lincoln Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 332-8131 Tullis. Derek John 726 E. 5th St, Salem. Ohio 44460 337-3861 Turnbull. Robb D. 1B40 Maple St. Salem, Ohio 44460 332-9493 Tyson, Richard 1837 Maple St Salem, Ohio 44460 Unger. Dorene Kaye 510 E. Perry St, Salem. Ohio 44460 337-6174 Vitko. Robert Joe 953 Franklin Ave, Salem, Ohio 44460 3328800 Watkins. Richard Darren 478 Jennings Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 3377265 35 1986-87 Sweetheart 1986 87 Queen Laura Newton is hugged by last year’s Queen, Julie Pasko, as escort Ted Schuster looks on. As Salem’s Pep Band played “What I Did for Love ’ seven well-deserving candidates waited for the announcement of the 1986-87 Sweetheart Queen. Finally, the moment arrived, and Miss Laura Newton was crowned as this year’s Sweetheart. Chris Abrams escorted by Sean Righetti. Chris Cosgrove escorted by Doug White. Kim Exline escorted by Randy Lipscomb. Dina Hartman escorted by Mike Hartzell. Sue Patterson escorted by Eric Zines. Lori Wilson escorted by Mick Citino. 37 Juniors Class officers: (lerl to right) President-Anne Soriano, Vice-President Eric Kunar, Secretary-Kathy Allison, Treasurer- Tonya Beall. Among our years of high school, our most difficult task was to achieve a successful Prom, After going through a few rough spots concerning money matters and theme, we eventually worked together to get the job done. The plans, choices, and decisions that needed to be made were not made by or for one person alone; It was those who cared enough to offer their time, ideas, and hard-work who were the representatives of the whole Junior student body. Many thanks to those interested juniors, parents, class officers, and advisors who collaborated and cooperated as one unit toward one goal. Hopefully this year’s highlight will be a pleasant memory for everyone. Charles Adams Todd Adams Nicholas Althouse Roger Babb I Michelle Baker Kathy Allison Tina Augusta Eric Bailey Mindy Baquer Jason Barker Jennifer Aldom Jeffrey Amrhein Kristin Bacon Melissa Balientine Jennifer Barrett “Hey! LOOK-it's right over there! Mary Barrette Frank Barton 39 Kelly Baugh John Beeson Erica Beagle Tonya Beall Shannon Bennett Beth Bezeredi Robin Birch Eric Blythe Kelli Bentley David Beilis Dale Blasiman Jennifer Brantingham Amy Breckenridge Mary Brotherton Jill Bonfert 40 Janine Centofanti Melvin Chadwick Peggy Castle Mat Chappell Julie Citino 41 Ben Cope Scott Cori Thomas Covert Lisa Coy Darcie Crookston Marcia Danklef Daniel DeCrow Brian Cramer Kristin Cranmer Larry DeJane Gary Deland Sonya Delane J Scott DelVichio Michael DeiFavero 42 Roger Edlirtg Troy Ellenberger Jason Elliot Todd Fiebiger James Finch Heather Firestone Cheryl Flickenger Edward Foreman Ruth Galchick Scott Galchick Date Gaslin Diana Fullum Scott Gabriel Paul Gerwig Wendy Gibson Eric Gilbey James Gillam Joseph Good Chris GriFfin Melissa Harshman 44 Keith Hendricks Bryan Hedrick Chris Heineman Matthew Helphinstine Robert Buffer Paula Hunchuck Willy Hupp Colleen Hutton Melinda Hutton Jennifer Johns John Jenkins Charles Johns Patti frey Paul Huzyak 45 Garreth Johnson Jennifer Johnson David Julian Michael Julian Patricia Lippiatt Colleen Lora Eric Lutsch Steve Lutsch Julie Lutz 46 John Mager Thomas Maloney Christina Mohr Robin Mohr Denise Morris Shawn Moulden 47 Dan Murphy Chris Neidhardt Rachel Murray Kimberly Newman Kim Muntz Michael O’Brien Matt Paulin! Dalene Pence David Petrucci Robert Phillips Lori Pieren Gale Piscitani Mark Plegge Tom Ramovs Eric Rardain Lisa Reed Gary Rice 46 Donald Roof Anne Soriano grows two more ears Mariah Rousseau Craig Santini Steve Schenck Denise Schnorrenberg Chris Schuster Jason Seddon Julie Seese Ross Shasteen Theresa Sheen Gretchen Schlueter Ammie Sheets Chris Shepard Charles Slocum Robin Slocum Chris Sommers Scott Sommers 49 50 Ai Tamara Traina 1 Wmdi James Vannoy Tammy Walter David Tkatch Paul Totani Peter Winch David Witherspoon Tara Zeigler I Amy Yurkovich Matthew Wolf Melinda Wilms Robert Whitman Eric Wright Mark Wukatich Richard Wyand A heart of gold stopped beating Two wonderful eyes are at rest. God broke our hearts to prove to us. He only takes the best. God knew you had to leave us, But you didn’t go alone. For part of us went with you. The day he took you home. LORI A Sheryl Zepernick Maria Zimmann Missing Persons: John Atkinson Lacey Campbell Kendra Dickson Janette Ferguson Kim Gilbey Robert Howe Kimberly Lane Jonathan Mitchell David Sawman William Shasteen Carey Snyder Mike Spiker Vicki Wellendorf Steve Whitman Patricia Yeager 51 I “A Night In The Orient” This year's prom, given by the Junior class, as most people know, had the theme of, “A Night in The Orient.” The servers were dressed in the customs of the Orient. Each couple took part in the Grand March then danced the rest of the prom to the band Paradise, who played “Heaven in Your Eyes” in the memory of Lori Wilt. The prom committee gave away keychains which resembled theater tickets. Then, following the prom, most of the couples extended the evening fun by going to Pittsburgh to ride the Gateway Clipper and danced there to popular songs played by disc-jockey John Cline of B94, Pittsburgh. The exhausted couples, then came back to the High School at about 7:00 am the next day. AUTOGRAPHS 54 6 X rhj i 5, Wou asft oiL, .- •'” — r£ rn CcuOTKSj) r(Z 0- t I Jdteo Sophomores At the interim of our high school years we reflect with pride the past two years. The class of “89” projects strongs, sin- cere spirit as we face the years ahead. We are forging on and we will leave our mark. Andrea Engle President Class of 1989 Sophomore Class Officers: (l-r) Treasurer-Lisa Miller; Secretary-Carrie Juliano; Vice- President-Dave Exline; President-Andrea Engle Tracy Abrams Jeff Abrams Heather Allison Robyn Anderson Lucia Apicella Trent Bartolotti Jason Beagle Chet Beery Ryan Beiling Kris Berndt Heather Best Tim Blasiman Darrin Bloor Lisa Bowser Rich Boyle 56 •« ') ■ 1 V Derek Brandt Beth Breckenridge A, J. Brooks Nan Emch takes charge Ted Bullard Michelle Butterbaugh Jeri Butream Tonya Buxton Linda Cable Amy Caliatone Burt Capel Mark Capps Chris Catlin Tonya Cecil Chris Chamberlain Lisa Chamberlain Shawn Chappel Richard Cochran Matt Cole Robert Cook Keri Thorne in biology class. Jamie Coppersmith Pam Cosgrove Criss Covert 57 Melissa Cox Steve Croley Melissa Cross Carl Curtis Brian Cutchall Linda Davidson Robby Demes Jeff DiPasquale Toni Donnelly Julie Douglas Lance Durham Julie Ehrhart Jennifer Eldridge Nan Emch Andrea Engle Lori Engle Darren Everhart Dave Exline Clarence Fields Damon Fields Kim Fisher William Fisher A view of the band 58 Jason Fitzpatrick Matt Flannery Denise Flescher Angela Ford Chip Frampton Sophomores Rule! Ronda France James Freeman Loretta Fullum Michelle Furlong Dorothy Furrer Kathy Galchick Kitty Gamble Amy Oarlock Paul Gifford William Goodchild Denise Griggs Dave Hahn Gien Hankleroad Buffy Harshman Jeris Harshman Pam Hartman Is this where we belong? 59 Dan Hazelbaker Mike Hazelbaker Stephanie Headland Kim Hedrick Kurt Hergenrother Andrew Herron Jennifer Herron Beverly Hill Patience Hippley Bill Hively Mike Hoefler Shawn Hollister Tony Houshour Chris Huffman Sandy Hull O.K. so, where is everybody? Tom Hutter Heidi Ickes Ron Irey Mary Jeffries Deanna Jenkins Lisa Jones Michelle Jones Scott Jones Carrie Juliano Tiffany Kelly Tracy Kilbreath Tod Kilgore 60 Richard Kitle Stephanie Kilrrer Kim Kisner The “between-ctass” traffic. Charlene Koran Jim Kozar Abbie Kozeika Bill Kress Dawn Kubina Kristine Kunar “Let’s get serious.”-Graham Parks Amy Lee Pam Lippiatt Chris Lodge Steve Lutz Traci Madjarac Melody Magyaros Lisa Chamberlain tries to stay cool Kristine Manis Steve Marroulis Steve Martens Tracie Masters Pam Mathes Lori May Reaction to a candid shot. Calvin McCon Jay McFarland Abby McKee Desiree McLaughlin Sherri McLaughlin Heather McNeal Matt Medford Kristine Mellinger Matt Mellot Tim Michaels Connie Milhoan Lisa Miller Shane Miller Mark Milliken Jim Moffet Aaron Moore Wait! Where are you going? Sheehan Morrison David Nash Chris Nichols 62 Kevin Nolan Andrew Null Kevin O’Leary Cheryll Orrach Michelle Ossnnonn John Ostrander Chris Overholt Scott Papic Patrice Parfaite Graham Parks Chris Parrish Andy Pasko Donna Patrick Heather Patton Matt Peters Are these people paying attention? Ben Peterson Cliff Pettey Darrin Phillips 63 Marvel Phillis Brooke Pidgeon Cindy Pryor Dawn Randa Frank Reed Melissa Reed Brian Reimer Craig Reinehr Annette Reitz Brad Richert Scott Ricker Joe Righetti Scott Ricker Joe Righetti Why are we here? Kim Righetti Tammy Ritchae Chris Ritchie Toni Ross Teri Rufer Kris Rupp Mary Rush Shannon Saurwein Rodney Sawman Sean Schahill Honey Schramm Michelle Schreffler 64 i. Nicole Schreffler Lynnette Schweitzer The band constantly practices. Jennifer Scott Amy Secrest Julie Settle Mike Shaffer Shonda Shannon Nan scouts the bleachers Hope Shauck Diana Shoaf Ralph Short Richard Short Larry Slanker This group seems cheerful. 65 Jeff Smith Jennifer Smith Micky Smith Wayne Smith What is Mrs. May planning now? Julie Soyars Donna Sparago Jolene Sposetta Robert Sprowl Jason Stanton Tim Steffen Jason Stenger William Stewart Mike Stinson Dennis Stoffer Todd Stokes Amy Stone Marty Stumperth Heidi Sutter Where is this picture from ?3? Theresa Swartz Robert Tally 66 Matt Taylor Tiffany Tepsic A picture of the parking lot. Wendy Thomas Kerri Thorne Kathy Tyson Michael Tyson Eric Ophold Brad Van Horn Chris Vitko Darrin Ward Gavin Warner Michael Weikart Glen Wickersham Robert Wiggers Tom Wiggers Kim Willard Scott Wilson How’s this for a class smile? 67 Guy Wissinger Chris Woerther Ladonna Wood Wendy Woodworth Brian Wright Julie Yates John Yocum Missing Sophomores: Ryan Adkins Flin Alex Lori Barnhouse Robert Dickson Gayle Franklin Lori Gusman Renea Hancock Kelli Kish Nicole Lipscomb Melissa Morrow Shannon Penny Ken Spencer Howard Taylor 68 69 Graduation On June 7, 1987, 233 students from Salem Senior High School graduated. Co valedictorians Steve Rosar, Theresa Moyer, and Whitney Browne presented speeches, along with Salutorian Jennifer Schlueter. As Joanie Burchfield read the list of names of those graduating. Dr. Paul Shivers, President of the School Board and Sharon Corl presented each student with a diploma. Retiring Superintentent Robert Pond made his first appearance at a graduation ceremony. Male seniors wore black gowns while the girls were dressed in red, another first for this graduation. Class President Matt Loudon addressed the senior class, and Vice President Craig Bryant directed the changing of the tassels. Senior members of the choir sang for those present, and Valerie Davis led everyone in singing The Alma Mater. June 7,1987 will be a day always remembered by 233 young adults. 71 72 73 White Christmas This year’s White Christmas was heid on December 26th as a combination din- ner dance at Timberianes. The theme was a “Teddy Bear Christmas” and small teddy bear favors adorned the tables. Mu- sic was played by a D.J., and by the end of the evening, everyone truly was in the Christmas spirit. 75 Freshmen 76 PRESIDENT: Jenny Pshsniak VICE PRESIDENT: Amie Erath SECRETARY: Danielle Brown TREASURER: Lisa Herron Bob Abrams Scott Adams Becky Andres Kelly Armstrong Cassie Bacon Brian Bakondy Jeff Banning Allen Barcey Jenny Beall Jennifer Bedell Melanie Beeson Don Bennett Julie Bennett Shane Best Shawn Binsley William Blackburn Krista Blankenship Tami Blasiman Jerry Bodkins Troy Boggs Kathy Borrelli Deon Bowers John Bowser Chris Brady Molly Bricker Bob Bricker John Bridge Dan Brothers Danielle Brown Kelly Brownlee Chris Bryan Dale Burge Deborah Burrell Mark Burrier Chris Carson Denise Casey Chris Castles David Casto Wendy Chen Jennifer Cole Theresa Collins Donald Cook Tammy Crtss Bridgette Cross Tina Cross 77 Brad Cutchall Dawn Dailey Steve DankleF Laura Davidson Robert Dickson 78 Terry Dickson Jason Dowd Tom Doyle Derek Drakulich Lisa Drzal Scott Dunn Heather Dye Elmo Endicott Tim Endicott Sarah England Scott England Amie Erath Angie Evans Tim Evans Ken Everhart John Faulkiner Bill Frampton Bobbie Frischkorn Joyce Funkhouser Kyle Gainor Michele Gansiein Jenny Garrison James Gault Keith Graham Chris Greenamyer Renee Grieb Amy Groves Bob Hadcock Shelly Hahn Cara Hannay Dan Hartman Brian Hawkins Brenda Hays Brian Hays Albert Heck 79 Raymond Heck Erin Hendricks Brandi Hephner Jennifer Herold Lisa Herron Tina Heverly Shawn Hoefler Stephanie Hoffmann Robert Holenchick Chris Hollister Charles Honeywell Mary Houchins Jim Howe Anne Hrovatic Lori Jones Jodi Jones Margaret Kaine Jason Kelly David Kerr 80 Scott Kessel Jason Knauf Steve Kozar Chris Kozelka Meta Kuhns Lesley Marroulis Brian Martin Angela Mason Susan Masters Mike Matevich Misty Mathna Steve Maurer Duane McCaslin Chrystal McCon 81 Rick McCullough Cheryl McGrath Joe McGrath Don McGuire David McIntosh Carol Metis Matt Milazzo Lance Miller Robert Miller Stephanie Milliron Doug Moffett Cheryl Moulden Kris Muntz Brian Murphy Trina Nedzelski Beth Noles Rene Nollier Amy Nye Eric Olson Jeff Omsiaer Mike Paulini Judy Paxson Sonya Phillips John Pim Brian Pirone 82 Jenny Pshsniak Wanda Quinn Mary Ramovs Beth Ranee Dave Reed Amy Reiter 1 Dale Reynolds George Robison Price Rodriques Bridget Roelen Michelle Rogers Jenni Rogowsky Mike Ross Mike Rosta Renaldo Saunders Shawn Scharf I Mike Sheets Steve Shoaff Tonia Shook Tammy Smith Eric Sobek 83 84 Jenni Sommers Eric Sosbe Serena Sosbe Matt Sox Linda Stanley Tracy Stoddard Earl Stokes Stacey Stoffer Missy Stroka Burt Sutter David Sykes Jodi Tausch Lisa Taylor Megan Taylor Tracy Tetiow Betsy Theiss Bra rid ee Todd Tim Traina Mike Trimm Hope Tyson Shawn Gptegraph Sean Valentine Steven Weaver Karin Wellendorf Sylvia Wells Jon Wendell Heidi Werner Chris White Brian Whitehill Richard Whitman Jack Whitson Scotty Wickersham Scott Wickersham Heather Wilfard Kelly Williams Gertrude Wilms Becky Wilson Doug Wilt Eric Wolford Victor Wyatt Chuck Wymer Kalli Young Joe Zamarelli Travis Zeigler Jenni Zepernick Very] Zimmerman Missing Freshmen: Amy Jo Eckman John Frey Jeff Hughes Greg Kells Sean Little Shawn Marple James Martin James May Billy Mellor Thomas Price Jason Williams 85 I can’t wait to get home to study! The homecoming queen just “hanging” out Good Times At S.H.S. Mr, Morris stalks the aisles in P.O.D. REILLY STADIUM HOME OF The Mighty Quakers 86 A grim greeting for the visiting opposition Presenting the Salem Senior High Marching Band Mrs. Esposito: Let’s write TWO term papers! A veryt very restless senior class A Salem blocker cleaning 1 the way for a teammate. 87 89 Senior Personalities MOST SPIRITED- Kim Law and Willi Colbert MOST TALKATIVE- Lori Wilson and Steve Rosar BEST LOOKING LEGS- Sue McKinney and Richard Wrask MOST MUSICAL- Matt Althouse and Valerie Davis BEST DRESSED- Mike Hartzell and Michelle Bruderly MOST LIKELY TO SGCCEED- Richard Watkins and CGTEST SMILE- Duane Anderson and Dawn Pitts Theresa Moyer 91 MOST STUDIOUS- Jennifer Sehlueter and Brian Gilbey MOST ATTRACTIVE- Rich Kenreigh and Christine Sweitzer MOST VERSATILE- Chris Cosgrove and Ted Schuster 92 BEST VOCATIONAL- Mindy Schnader and Bob Hoffmaster CUTEST COUPLE Andy Brookes and Joanie Burchfield MOST ATHLETIC- Dina Hartman and Doug White FAVORITE TEACHERS' Mrs Cozza and Mr. Morris BIGGEST FLIRTS- Bobbi Galchick and Nick Citino fs there a desk under those papers? Erie Grieb, where did you get that hat?f? 94 THIS PAGE IS DEDICATED IN MEMORY OF LORI ANN WILT Faculty Vice Principal Principal Mr. Anthony Mr. Robert Delane Monteleone Vice Principal Mr. Jerry Rabell Secretary Mrs. Marilou Holroyd Secretary Cashier Mrs. Joanne Ricker Mrs. Theresa McShane Pupil Personnel Voc. Ed. Dir. Mr. Charles McShane Athletic Director Mr. Ray Steffen Pres, of Board Mrs. Patricia McNicol Vice Pres, of Board Dr. Paul Shivers Tres. of Board Mrs. Carolyn Funk Board Representative Dr. Richard Fawcett Board Representative Mr. Bryce Kendall Board Representative Mrs. Sharon Medford Superintendant Mr. Robert Pond Asst, Superintendant Mr. Randy Engle Superintendent’s Secretary Mrs. Doris Niederhiser Mr. Jerry Allen Mrs. Carol Baillie Mr. Gerald Belling Mr. Donald Bennett Mr. Stephen Birtatan Mrs. Janice Bosu Mr. Kenneth Bosu Mrs. Georgia Calesi Mr. Bob Citino Mrs. Sandra Clewell Mrs. Dorothy Conkle Mr. Don Conser Mrs. Ann Coy Mrs. Mary Alice Cozza Mrs. Audrey Dohar Mrs. Jean Esposito Mr. William Esposito Mr. Michael Exley Mrs. Elaine Haddad Mrs. Tina Hays Mr. Paul Headland Mrs. Carol Jeckavitch Mr. Jeff Jeckavitch Mr. Ed Krcelic Mr. Steve Krivonak 97 Mr, Fred Kunar Mr. James Lantz Mrs. Ruth Marhefka Mrs. Fran May Mr. John McKee Mrs. Judy McKee Mrs. Jan McKenzie Miss Elizabeth Meenan Miss Evelyn Mercure Mrs. Marge Miller Mrs. Betty Monteleone Mr. Dave Morris Mr. Bob Mucci Mr. Frank Parks Mr. Mike Powers Mrs. Kerry Ramunno Mr. Craig Readshaw Mrs. Traudl Reed Mr. Gary Ricker Mrs. Charlotte Ross Mr. Clyde Ross Mr. Bob Sabo Miss Marilyn Santullo Mrs. Linda Schneider Mrs. Arlene Schwartz 98 Mrs. Deborah Seevers Mrs. Helen Shivers Mr. James Shivers Mr. George Spack Mr. Richard Stoffer Mrs. Wendy Szakacs Mr. Tim Tamati Mr. Charles Trough Mr. Donald Turner Mrs. Lana Van Auker Mr. Bob Viencek Mr. Galen Zimmerman Mr. Donald Zinz Ms. Teresa Miefert Miss Joyce Rafferty Mrs. Anita Ward Miss Janis Yereb 99 SHS Band Travels To N.Y.C. The ‘'Pride of Salem ’ traveled to New York City this year to march in the St. Patrick’s Day parade. They left late on a Friday evening (March 13), and arrived in the “Big Apple” early Saturday morning . Saturday, Sunday and Monday were filled with a busy schedule of sight- seeing that included visiting St, Patrick’s cathedral, the World Trade Center, the United Nations Building, Mama Leone’s Restaurant, a Broadway Theater to see “42nd Street”, the Statue of Liberty, Madison Square Gardens to see a hockey game, and to the NBC building for a tour. Then early Tuesday morning, the band began pre- paring for the big parade. The St. Patrick’s parade, one of the longest parades ever, promised over 1 million people to line 5th Avenue. The band had a very success- ful and fun trip, and everyone arrived home safely late Tuesday evening. The success of the trip became evi- dent on April 6th at the annual Band Banquet when director Jeff Jeckavitch announced that the band had placed 1st among all of the high school bands in the parade and 2nd overall. Congratulations to all of the band members on a job well done! . . . And Marches In Parade Choir SOPRANO Christina AHio Kelly Armstrong Kristin Bacon Jennifer Barrett Kris Blankenship Kerry Bricker Mary Jo Brotherton Joanie Burchfield Denise Casey Janice Chen Julie Citino Laura Davidson Valerie Davis Janette Ferguson Heather Firestone Jenny Garrison Erin Hendricks Jenni Janowiak Jodi Jones Sally Johnson Judy Lloyd Angel Mason Trina Nedzelski Amy Nye Anna Oast Judy Paxson Susie Quinn Jenny Reich Amy Reiter Michelle Rogers Jenny Rogowsky Kris Rupp Tonia Shook Amy Stone Diane Sweeney Lisa Taylor Brandee Todd Tammy Traina Wendy Whitehill Kelly Williams Julie Yates ALTO Brenda Ackelson Michelle Baker Sharon Bakondy Mary Kate Barrette Jennifer Bedell Bronwyn Bell Jill Bonfert Molly Bricker Virginia Budde Bebbie Burrell Lisa Chamberlain Jenny Cole Janel Fitzgerald Amy Fox Candi Greenfield Tracy Hammond Michele Hahn Cara Hannay Dina Hartman Brenda Hays Jennifer Herrold Stephanie Hofmann Tracy Kilbreath Missy Knauf Connie Kubankin Amy Lee Amy Ludwig Traci Marple Susan Masters Cheryl McGrath Rene Nollier Lori Pieren Becky Prickett Jennifer Schlueter Honey Schramm Diana Shoaff Wendy Smith Chris Sommers Theresa Swartz Jenny Lynne Tausch Jodi Tausch Megan Taylor Heather Willard Michelle Yarwood TENOR Robert Bricker Bill Burkey David Casto Kyle Gainor Bill Grewe Steve Maurer Robert Miller Mark Plegge Chris Ritchie Chris Shepard Gavin Warner BASS Kelly Birk Jerry Bodkins Scott Dunn Tim Evans Mike Feather Dan Hartman Ron Herrold Charles Honeywell Dale Reynolds Jim Soyars Tony Swartz Chamber Choir CHAMBER CHOIR: Row 1- Jenny Janowtak, Valerie Davis, Christina Allio, Jenny Reich, Wendy WhitehilI, Chris Sommers, Bronwyn Bell, Jennifer Barrett, Michelle Yarwood, Brenda Ackelson, Dina Hartman. Row 2- Jim Soyars, Tony Swartz, Kelly Birk, Tim Evans, Mark Plegge. Bill Grewe, Chris Shepard. A rowdy football crowd anticipating a Quaker score. 105 FOTURE PLANS Christine Abrams- attend Heidelberg College� double major Cristina Aliio- attend Mount Vernon Nazarene College, major in History Tina Allison- attend Kent State, major in Secondary Education Matt Althouse- attend Hiram College, study Political Science Duane Anderson- attend Mount Vernon Nazarene College, play baseball Mark Apicella- attend Akron University, major in Business Administration Sharon Bakondy- attend Ohio State, then transfer to UCLA, study Pre-Law David Banar attend Akron University, study Criminal Justice Gene Bamhouse- continue schooling in Machine Trades Beth Barrick- move to Florida and go to a cosmetology school Bronwyn Bell- go to Norway for a year, then attend Kent State Traci Bettis- move to Baltimore and study Accounting Kelly Birk- attend I.C.S. Technical Institute, study Mapping Jennifer Booth- attend Hocking Technical School Melissa Borders- attend Kent State and Ohio Institute of Photography Michelle Boston- attending college to study Business James Brickner- I have no idea! Lawrence Brickner- joining the Army Jason Brown- going to Ohio State, studying Veterinary Medicine Brian Browne- attend University of Akron, major in Civil Engineering Whitney Browne- attend Notre Dame, studying Pre-veterinary Medicine Michele Bruderly- attend Mount Union, major in Elementary Education Craig Bryant- attend Youngstown State, then transfer to Ohio State Joan Burchfield- attend Ohio State, major in Pharmacy Tony Buxton- join Marines Kris Capel- attend Ohio University, major in Business Pre-Law Liz Cardenas- return to Ecuador, and study Jewelry design John Paul Casey, II- attend University of Toledo, study Chemical Engineering Joe Castles join Marines, studying Supplies. Administration Janice Chen- attend Ohio State, majoring in Psychology and Language Nicholas Citino- attend Ferris State College (in Michigan) Holly Clark- attend the Art Institute of Pittsburgh, then to New York City Gene Colbert to become a family man Willi Colbert- attend Youngstown State, then transfer to Akron, study Law Cindy Cope- join the Air Force, then further my education Sharon Cori- attend University of Akron, major in Elementary Education Chris Cosgrove- attend Ohio University, major in Chemistry Mike Cosma- play guitar in a band and continue present job Dan Coy- join the Navy Sean Crum- go to college for Mechanical Engineering Jeff Culp- be a Sanitation Engineer Kelley Cunningham- attend Kent State, major in Logistics Scott Dailey- continue schooling for Machine Trades Mark Daniel- attend Kent State for an associates degree in Business Jennifer Danklef- attend Youngstown State, major in Corrections Mary Davis- attend SCM School of Business in Cleveland Valerie Davis attend Grove City College and study education and music Brenda Doyle attend Akron University and major in psychology Chris Eddinger- go to Youngstown State, major in mechanical engineering Nicolette Ehler- attend college to study learning disabilities Matt Erskine- join the Navy Lisa Esterly attend University of Toledo, major in Communications Kim Evans- attend Ohio Wesleyan to major in Math and Art Kim Exline- attend Kent State, majoring in Psychology John Fieldhouse- go to college, study education and play golf and baseball Laura Forney- probably go to ITT Amy Fox attend Youngstown State, major in Accounting Lynn Frateschi attend Rochester Institute of Technology James Furrer- join the Navy Bobbi Galchick- attend Kent State, majoring in learning disabilities Brian Gilbey- attend University of Akron, major in Statistics Kim Gilbey continue working, get married Heather Goodballet- go to Akron University, study child psychology Maria Goodchild- join the Air Force, get married Eric Grieb- go to Youngstown State, then pursue future in Chiropractics Tracy Hammond- work and attend Kent State Dina Hartman- attend Youngstown State, major in Communications Mike Hartzell-go to Army and then Ohio University to study Law Robert Hasson III- getting a bachelor's degree in Finance Neil Heston attend Toledo University to study Pharmacy Bob Hoffmaster- attend Kent State, get degree in Electrical Engineering Anna Holwick- attend ICM School of Business in Cleveland Roxanna Hostetter attend Kent State, major in Architect Cindy Houdyshell- go to Kent State, and get a full-time job Heather Hough going to Mount Vernon Nazarene College for Accounting Diana Huffman- attend St. Edwards University, studying Crimi- nal Justice Colleen Hughes go to college or get a job Mary Jo Iden- attend Bluffton College to major in Business Jenni Janowiak- go to Kent State to take Human Service courses Dale Jenkins- undecided Sally Johnson- attending Bowling Green State University Rick Johnston work for a few years, then go to college Bryan Jugenheimer- taking a construction job in North Carolina Chris Kells- work for a year and then attend Airline school Rich Kenreigh- go to Marines Rob Ketchum- continue working and maybe go to college Steve Kim attend University of Akron, career in Psychology Charlie Kisner- get married Missy Knauf- attend Ohio University, major in Elementary Education Eric Knoedler- work for a landscape company Sharon Kowalczyk- going to Akron University to major in 106 FUTURE PLANS psychology Doug Kozelka- attend Ohio University to study Medicine Connie Kubankin- attend a local school of cosmetology Missy Kubina- going to Youngstown State, studying Elementary Education Robert Lee- go to Air Force; then attend college Grant Lehwald- attend Youngstown State, study business Matt Lesko- study agricultural economics at a school in Wooster Darcie Leyman plan to attend a technical school for medical assisting Michele Lippiatt- attend Youngstown State For a degree in Business Randy Lipscomb- attend Kent State, major in Psychology Matt Loudon- attend ATES and go into Electronics Amy Ludwig- attend Kent State for Elementary Education Mike Lutz- attending Marines Kellie Mock- work and attend airline school Joe Marks attend Ohio State, become genealogist Lisa Maroscher attend Cincinnati University, study Pharmacy Peggy Mathes- attending ICM in Cleveland Debbie Maurer- continue working at Hunt Valve Christine McCartney- move to Las Vegas, go into secretarial field John McClish attend Kent State, major in law enforcement Lisa McGrath going to Pittsburgh Art Institute Mike McGrath- attend Toledo University, study Pharmacy Dwight McKarns- work, go to college, and learn about green- house work Sue McKinney- going to Medical Assistant School Rick Metts- attend Kent State to major in Business and Banking Julie Miller work as a secretary and might go to Kent State Sarah Miller attend Georgia Southern College, study Sociology Tina Mitchell- attend the ICM Business School in Cleveland Kim Mix- attend college and major in Art Education Kathy Monteleone- go to college Diana Moore attend Kent State, major in Business Heather Morrison attend Ohio University for Accounting Michelle Moulden- attend ICM School of Business in Cleveland Theresa Moyer- attend University of Toledo, major in Psychology Mark Mueller attending Akron University to study Biochemical Engineering Laura Newton- attend Kent State, major in Education or Accounting Chip Null attend Youngstown State for Business Anna Oast- learning about Accounting and Computers Darin Odey going to Ohio State, majoring in Engineering Scott O’Melia- going to Ohio University to major in Electrical Engineering John Omslaer attend Ohio Northern University to study Me- chanical Engineering Angela Ossmann- going to Kent State, studying Secretarial Science Mark Panezott- going to Youngstown State to study Law Enforcement John Patrick leaving for the Marines Sue Patterson- attending Ohio Northern to study Pharmacy Bridget Patton-join the Army National Guard, and attend Toledo University Robin Penny- attend Youngstown State Wayne Phillips- join the U.S. Army Tarry Pidgeon going to West Liberty State, studying Business Dawn Pitts- attend Kent State in Salem Becky Prickett- attend Ohio University, major in English Dominic Quinn- enlist in the Armed Forces Kevin Quinn- leave for the Marines Jennifer Reich- enter Kent State, major in Elementary Education Thomas Reid working for PPG Industries in Cleveland Mike Rice work at Gordon Brothers Valerie Rook- going to ITT Technical School Steve Rosar- Ohio State to study languages Angie Ross attending Youngstown State, major in Education Dan Sawman go into Marine Reserves Mike Scahill- go to YSU or Kent State Scot Scheuring- going to KSU to be a CPA Jennifer Schlueter go to University of Notre Dame, study Chemi- cal Engineering Mike Schmid- get a job, attend University of Dayton Mindy Schnader get married, continue secretarial classes Amy Schnorrenberg- be a receptionist for a CPA Ted Schuster attend Ohio State, be an Orthodontist Tim Shaffer- join the National Guard Dave Shoaff- be trained in computer drafting Bob Singer continue work in Machine Trades Sarah Smith- might go to college Wendy Smith- major in Elementary Education at Ohio Weslyan University Amy Snyder- find a secretarial job in Salem Jim Soyars- probably go to Kent State Ray Stalnaker- go to National Guard Bill Stinson get a job in the business field Mike Sullivan- go to the Marines and go to Japan Christine Sweitzer- go to Ohio State, major in Business Dianne Sweeney attend YSU and major in Business Management Lori Tasker attend Kent State and study English Education Jenny Lynne Tausch attend OSU and major in Dairy Science Lynda Taylor- continue working as a secretary Michele Thomas attend Pittsburgh Institute of Art Scott Thomas- go to ITT School or join the circus Robb Turnbull- go to Stark Technical College Bob Vitko- plan on getting a degree in Electronics Rick Watkins attend OSU to study Political Science Wendy Whitehill attend YSU for Music Education Lori Wilson attend OSU to major in Psychology Nathan Wilson- go to University of Cincinnati to study Engineering Amy Winter- attend KSU, major in Psychology Tina Witherspoon move away, go to college Arron Wolford- unsure Richard Wrask- go to Youngstown State, study Elementary Education Karen Wright- continue education and keep working Michelle Yarwood- get married, maybe go to Journalism school John Zimmann- go to college at Kent State Eric Zines- study chemical engineering at Ohio University 107 Activities THE YEAR OF ACTIVITIES IN REVIEW The ’86 87 year of activities at SHS proved to be especially successful and enjoyable for all of those involved. While many groups improved on and continued regularly annual events it was a memorable year of new and exciting activities for groups such as TACT Academic Challenge, and the marching band. For many seniors, our senior year would not have been the same without TACT, Teens Against Chemical Taking. Through the dedication of Mr. and Mrs. Cozza, TACT became an organization in which a good time was guaranteed. The seniors expressed through their actions that teens do not need chemicals to have a great time. The ’86-’87 year for Academic Challenge was one of exciting competition. While the team proudly hosted the County Bowl, they exemplified their academic excel- lence in Wooster and Geneva College. SHS students excelled in areas other than academics, such as music, art, and photography. Receiving a first place rating among all participating marching bands in the 1987 St. Patrick’s Day Parade in New York City, the “Pride of Salem” marching band displayed their talents and were rewarded for their year of hard work, of practice, and fund raising in preparation for the parade. As usual Salem students also received many awards at the local, state and national levels in the areas of art, photography, and music. Moreover, many groups performed annual and important functions that keep the student body involved and the school running smoothly. To provide students with some “culture”, AFS hosted the annual AFS day in May, and the Spanish and German Clubs participated in activities such as a Mexican Christmas Party and a celebration of “Karneval.” Student Council successfully planned and organized the Homecoming, King of Hearts, and Morp (along with the help of Interact) dances. Also, Pep Club performed the vital function of increasing school spirit. Students who were actively involved in any of the many activities at SHS during ’86-’87 will most likely have happy memories of a rewarding experience. TABLE OF CONTENTS Academic Challenge .......... .119 Accounting I and II ...........114 A.F.S..........................112 Aides.........................126-129 Buckeye Girls’ and Boys’ State 117 French Club ...................112 German Club ...................113 Interact ......................118 Journalism ....................Ill Jr. Sr. Drafting ............ .116 Key Club ......................118 Machine Trade..................116 P.A. Announcers ...............127 Pep Club.......................110 Quaker Sams and Ladies ........124 Spanish Club ..................113 Steno I and II ................115 Student Council ...............110 T.A.C.T...........................120, 121 Teen Institute ................121 Yearbook Staff ...............122, 123 Youth in Government ...........124 109 Under the supervision of Mrs. McKee, Student Coun- cil is a very active club that plays a vital role in many areas of school life. Student council seems to be involved in some aspect of school life all year long. Year-round activities in- clude running the conces- sion stand after school and providing a calendar with seasonal decorations on the bulletin board across from the cafeteria. The group is also responsible for work- ing in the coat room during the basketball season. Student Council holds the responsibility of plan- ning the Homecoming, King of Hearts and Morp dances, too. Student Council showed its community spir- it through the donation of a Thanksgiving basket and the purchase and planting of a tree at the high school. Student Council Row 1 (L to R): Wendy Gibson, Kathy Borrelli, Chris Cosgrove (President), Janel Fitzgerald (Vice-President), Dawn Pitts (Secretary), Joanie Burchfield and Kim Evans (Treasurers), Tesse Swenningson, Row 2 (L to R): Susan Sweitzer, Brandi Hephner, Julie Settle, Andrea Engle, Lisa Miller, Matt Loudon, Tim Evans. Row 3 (L to R): Mike O'Brien, Brian Staudt, Tonya Beall, Judy Shears, Abby McKee, Nan Emch, Gertrude Wilms. Pep Club During the course of the 1986-87 school year, Salem Senior High Pep Club was highly active on try- ing to uphold the Salem Quaker spirit and pride. This was accom- plished through the enthusiasm of the Pepettes, the decorating of the School and Reilly Stadium, the various dances, and also the fund raisers that took place. The main purpose of the Pep Club is to keep high school spirit up to encourage the players participating on the dif- ferent extra-curricular events. This was certainly done by the high school spirited ’86-’87 Salem Se- nior High Pep Club. Row 1 (L to R): Janel Fitzgerald, Kristin Bacon, Mindy Schnader, Dina Hartman, Lisa Maroscher, Bobbi Galchick, Lisa Esterly, Chris Abrams, Mrs, Winter (Advisor), Row 2 (L to R): Kristin Cranmer, Tina Augusta, Amy Drazl, Laura Newton, Beth Capel, Bridget Patton, Christine Sweitzer, Joanie Burchfield, Chris Cosgrove, Michelle Bruderly, Row 3 (L to R): Tonya Cecil, Lori Engle, Emilie McKee, Carrie Jutiano. Lisa Chamberlin, Beth Haschen, Sara Greenisen, Jennifer Johns, Ruth Galchick, Kathy Allison. Row 4 (I to R): Cassie Bacon, Kim Evans, Willi Colbert, Mark Mueller, Neil Heston, Patti Lippiat, Erica Beagle, Matt Althouse, Amy Winter. Row 5 (L to R): Jeff Swartz, Michelle Baker, Brandi Hephner, Sue Patterson, Tina Allison, Lucia Appicella, Julie Settle, Diana Huffman. Journalism Row 1 (L to R): Sharon Corl, Bobbi Galchick, Mike Hartzell, Nicolette Ehler, Kara Bushaw, Tracey Early, Jill Bonfert. Row 2 (L to R): Charles Dickey, Richard Wyand, Becky Prickett, Matt Althouse, Kathy Allison, Lisa Esterly. Row 3 {L to R): Kathy Monteleone, Michelle Thomas, Dan Murphy, Keith Hendricks, Connie Kubankin. Missing: Beth Haschen, Matt Wolf. National Art Society Row 1 (L to R); Greg Marple, Ken Alesi, Tesse Swenningson, Colleen Lora, Janel Fitzgerald, Chris Abrams, Kim Evans, HoJiy Clark, Diana Huffman. Row 2 (L to R): Kerry Englert, Erin Brobander, Sandy Hull, Virginia Budde, Kristin Bacon, Eric Gilbey, Rick Metts, Neil Heston, John Omslaer. Row 3 (L to R): Tracey Early, Lisa McGrath, Amy Yurkovich, Kim Newman, Jennifer Brantingham, Diane Moore, Lynn Frateschi, Kitty Gamble, Stephanie Milleion. Row 4 (L to R): Michelle Thomas, Kim Mix, Janice Chen, Roxanna Hostetter, Anna Oast, Jim Finch, Jeff Swartz, Kevin O’Leary, Larry DeJane. (Missing-Scott Gabriel) in AFS The American Field Ser- vice Club, advised by Mrs. Marhefka, is a very impor- tant organization which helps to make it possible for exchange students, such as Alvise Rizzo, to vis- it America and become a part of our lives. Alvise, this year’s AFS exchange student, came from Italy and became very active in the school and community. The main purposes of the club are to act as a support group for the exchange stu- dents, earn money to pay part of the airfare of the ex- change students, and to have fun. Various activities of the club included a day of skiing, dinner, pizza parties, Halloween parties, and a farewell party for Alvise. Also, Quaker Sam watches and Quaker Sam prints were sold to help raise money. Row 1 (Left to Right): Erica Beagle. Sharon Bakondy. Alvise Rizzo, Chris Sommers, Kara Bushaw. Row 2: Jennifer Aldom, Sonya Detane, Wendy Chen, Amy Lydic, Mark Plegge. Jennifer Johns. Tonya Beall. Lori Engle. Row 3: Lucia Apicella. Sally Johnson, Kristin Bacon, Steve Rosar, Emilie McKee, Sara Greenisen. Missing: Brenda Hays. Amie Minamyer, Judy Shears, Angie Evans. French Club Row 1 (L to R): Kitty Gamble, Cheryl Mouldon. Lisa Miller, Kevin O’Leary, Jeff Swartz, Mariah Rousseau, Wendy Gibson, Mary Kate Barrette, Heidi Werner, Mary Jeffries. Row 2: Wayne Smith, Jenny Pshsniak, Beth Haschen. Jane Summers, Sara Greenisen, Tammy Traina. Tess Swenningson, Sean Kane, Tom Huffer, John Jenkins, Rod Kelly. Row 3: Betsy Theiss, Gertrude Wilms, Stephanie Milliron, Honey Schram, Tom Maloney. Chris Greenamyer, Matt Milazzo, - Eric Sobek, Chris Shepard. Missing: Michelle Baker, Matt Wolf German Club German Club, advised by Mrs Reed, is an education- al and fun organization for students enrolled in the Ger- man program The purpose of the group is to promote friendship among the stu- dents, introduce the stu- dents to German culture, and provide the students with speakers who have lived in German speaking countries or served as ex- change students from Germany. Activities of the club for the 1986-1987 year includ- ed a hayride for the Okto- berfest, a Christmas party, a celebration of “Karneval in February, and a picnic at the end of the year. Also, Steve Rosar (past SHS exchange student to Germany) and Sebastian Dorsch (exchange student from Germany) presented speeches to the group. Row 1 (I to r): Scott Adams, Staci Byrd, Paula Hunchuck, Chris Theiss, Mike Julian, Mark Coalmer, Frank Barton, Tom Ramovs, Roger Feldner, Mark Milliken, Row 2: Graham Parks, Matt Medford, Amy Breckenridge, Tim Evans, Kirk Mager, Kristin Bacon, Cheryl Greenisen. Gretchen Schlueter, Tim Endicott, Row 3: Kurt Hergenother, Swen Cope, Mary Ramovs, Jenny Zepernick, Linda Stanley, Jennifer Schlueter, Steve Rosar, Chet Berry, Leslie Marroulis. Row 4: Denise Fleischer, Debbie Burrell, Janette Ferguson, Heather McNeal, Beth Breckenridge, Jennifer Herron, Julie Ehrhart, Stephanie Kilmer, Keith Hendricks, Cassandra Bacon, Row 5: Andy Herron, Steve Marroulis, Jay Mager, Ken Alesi, Scott Ricker, Mike Hoefler, Bob Hahn, Brad Richert, Lori Schreffler. Advised by Mr. Monte- leone, Spanish Club is an organization in which stu- dents are given an opportu- nity to understand another way of life and thus, appre- ciate the contributions made to civilization by Spain and Latin America. Activities of the club dur- ing ’86 - ’87 year included monthly meetings with speakers who educated the students about Spain, a Christmas party at which the students sang carols and ate Mexican food, and a spring banquet at a Mexi- can restaurant. Spanish Club is an inter- esting and exciting club that informs students of travel opportunities and summer workshops. Spanish Club Row 1 (L to R): Brenda Ackelson, Janice Chen, Roxarma Hostetler, Tara Zeigler, Brian Stoudt, Anne Soriano, Mike O’Brien, Chris Parrish. Marty Stumperth. Row 2: Lucia Apicella, Diana Shoaff, Julie Settle, Jennifer Barrett, Erica Beagle, Kara Bushaw, Tracy Early, Amy Lydic, Chris Sommers. Row 3: Abby McKee, Emiiy McKee, Kris Berndt, Lori Engle, Tonya Beall, Mindy Baquer, Lisa Chamberlin, Kerry Thorne, Tonya Cecil, Teri Rufer. Row 4: Dan DeCrow, Scott Coral, Bill Kress, Scott Sommers, Burt Capel, Tim Steffen, Matthew Peters, Jeff Amrheim, Matt Flanery 113 Accounting I Row lt L to R): Jessica Kalbfell, Robin Mohr, Holly Stanley Sue Kenreigh, Kerry Englert, Judi Butcher, Kelli Bentley, Patty Yeager. Tammy Walter, Robin Slocum. Row 2, (L to R): Mary Ann Hansel, Carrie Steeb, Chris Mohr, Kristin Cranmer, Chris Griffin, Erin Brobander Darcie Crookston, Jennifer Homan. Joan- na Faulkiner, Todd Fiebiger. (Missing): Linda Cable. Accounting II Row 1 (L to R): Traci Bettis, Cindy Cope, Amy Schnorrenberg, Sue McKinney, Chris McCartney. Maria Goodchild. Row 2 (L to R): Angie Ossmann. Amy Sny- der, Heather Hough Tina Witherspoon, Bill Stinson, Mike Cosma. 114 Steno I Row 1 (L to R): Denise Schnorrenberg, Rachele Murray, Missy Ballentine, Shawn Moulden, Theresa Holben, Linda Davidson, Sharon Carlisle. Row 2 (L to R): Pam Martin, Amy Sheets, Kelly Baugh, Tracy McLaughlin, Ruth Galchick, Lisa Bowser, Tracy Kyser, Sherry Zepernick, James Gillam. Steno II Row 1 L to R): Michelle Moulden, Debbie Maurer, Cindy Houdyshell, Linda Taylor. Row 2 (L to R): Julie Miller, Beth Barrick, Anna Holwick, Karen Wright, Mindy Schnader. 115 Jr. Sr. Drafting Row 1 (L to R): Kevin Quinn, Bob Hoffmaster, Tony Buxton, Dan Coy. Jason Brown, Scott Thomas. Sean Crum, Tim Shaffer, Dan Sawman. Row 2 (L to R): Paul Gerwig, Mark Menning, Joe Sanfilippo, Craig Santini, Shawn Groves, John Mitchell, Greg Marpie, Eric Bailey, Robb Turnbull, Darin Odey. Machine Trade Row 1 (L to R): Bryan Jugenheimer. Scott Dailey, Gene Barnhouse, Bob Singer, Mr. Citino, Chuck Kisner, Dwight McKarns, Kim Gilbey, Tom Reid. Row 2 (L to R): John Atkinson, Dave Witherspoon, Ross Shasteen, Jim Moffett. Matt Helphinstine, Brian Cramer, Jason Maenz. 116 Buckeye Girls State Row 1 (seated L to R): Heather Morrison, Sue Patterson, Lisa Maroscher, Row 2 (standing L to R): Michelle Bruderly, Kris Capel, Jennifer Schiueter. Buckeye Boys State 117 (L to R): John Omslaer, Brian Gilbey, Eric Grieb. Richard Watkins, Doug White. Under the leadership of president Mike O’Brien, the main goal and purpose of the ’86-’87 Key Club was to organize and sponsor the annual John Callahan Spring Banquet This bam quet honors sophomores, juniors, and seniors who have been on the Honor Roll each nine-week grading pe- riod. The group had a car wash on May 16 to raise money for the banquet and attended an interclub ban- quet with Steubenville and Mingo Junction Key Clubs on May 23. Key Club Row 1 (L to R): Kelly Williams, Scott Sommers, Tina Augusta, Mike O’Brien, Amy Drzal, Mike Julian, Frank Barton, Aaron O’Brien, Greg Marple, Megan Taylor, Row 2: Scott Ricker, Ray Stalnaker, Patience Hippley, Amy Stone, Teri Rufer, Chris Theiss, Mark Coaimer, Brian Staudt, Matt Medford. Peggy Kaine. Row 3: Andy Herron, Dave Julian, Sara Greenisen, Emilie McKee, Jennifer Johns, Julie Settle. Anne Soriano, Tammy Traina, Jenny Sommers, John Jenkins, Tom Huffer. Row 4: Cheryl McGrath, Paul Clark, Bridget Patton, Virgina Budde, Ken Alesi, Leslie Marroulis, Brandi Hephner, Gretchen Schlueter, Sean Kaine, Jennifer Schlueter, Graham Parks. Row 5: Jodi Tausch, Jeff Swartz, Tonya Beall, Colleen Lora, Colleen Hutton, Kim Muntz, Kathy Allison, Roger Feldner, Chris Parish, Marty Stumpreth, Matthew Peters. Interact Under the guidance of adult advisors (Stuart Ken- dall and Charles Straub) and senior student leaders. Interact was very active in community and school re- lated projects during the ’86 - ’87 season. The group was active in community service through assisting in Rotary Pancake Day, helping underprivi- ledged children at a Christ- mas party, ringing bells for the Salvation Army, and re- placing several trees in front of the high school. In- teract also enjoyed activi- ties such as working in the concession stand at basket- ball games, a Halloween party and hayride, and a spring trip to Cedar Point. 118 Row 1 (L to R): Brenda Ackelson, Tonya Cecil. Kerri Thorne. Lisa Chamberlin. Valerie Davis. Wendy Smith. Diane Donnalley. Row 2: Steve Rosar, Kristin Bacon, Jenny Reich, Michelle Yarwood, Dianne Sweeney, Joe McGrath, Jason Dowd Row 3: Jason Kelley, Judy Shears, Melanie Beeson, Mary Jo Iden, Brownwyn Bell, Jenni Janowiak, Laura Forney. Tina Mitchell, Wendy Whitehitl Row 4: Eric Wolford. Mary Barrette, Maria Zimmann, Sabastian Dorsch, Jim Soyars, Michelle Thomas, Julie Soyars, Missy Borders Academic Challenge The ’86 • 87 Academic Chal- lenge team was very active and placed well in various con- tests throughout the area. Par- ticipating at a contest at Gene- va College in Pennsylvania, Salem members of the Geneva College Hi - Q Bowl Team ranked in the top third of all participating teams. The group also traveled to Wooster, Ohio, to compete in the Science Olympiad. While Rick Watkins placed first in the “designer genes” catego- ry, a group consisting of John Casey, Matt Cole, Rick Wat- kins, and Eric Gilbey placed third in the Science Bowl. Moreover, the success of Sa- lem's team in Wooster was also shown through Sean Righetti and Brian Gilbey’s third place ranking in the mea- surement category. This year was especially ex- citing for the Academic Chal- lenge team because of the fact that they hosted the County Bowl. Salem's team (consist- ing of John Casey, Rick Wat- kins, Brian Gilbey, and alter- nates Roxy Hostetler and Matt Cole) fared quite well in com- petition with a 5-win, 3-loss record. Under the leadership of Mrs. May and Mrs. Schwartz, Aca- demic Challenge is a group which proudly exemplifies the academic excellence of Salem High School students. Row 1 (L to R): Matt Cole, Rick Watkins, Kelly Williams. Roxanna Hostetter, Eric Gilbey. John Casey. Row 2: Steve Liitsch, Jeff Amrhein. Brian Gilbey. 119 Geneva Hi-Q Team: (L to R) Matt Cole, Richard Watkins, Brian Gilbey, John Casey, Roger Feldner (alternate). TACT In its second year of existence TACT Teens Against Chemical Taking, has been a very successful organization. With the dedicated help from Frank and Mary Alice Cozza, the group of seniors has attempted to create an atmosphere which allows students to say “NO” to drugs and alcohol. At the same time, they (earn to have fun without using chemicats. Activities that TACT has participated in include parties titled “Goodbye to Summer,” “Masquerade and Hayride.” “Christmas Dance ’ “Valentine Day ’ “Spring Fling,” and a dance at the Elks Lodge for all interested juniors. Also, TACT members planned a trip to Cedar Point prior to graduation and TACT parents planned a graduation party weekend (including a dinner dance at the Golf Club, moon- light swim and pizza, camping, breakfast and a canoe trip) for all members. Various fund raisers included an “egg” sale, raking leaves, car washes, a bowl-a-thon, and the sale of TACT T- shirts. TACT seniors showed community involvement by col- lecting Christmas toys for the Salvation Army, Christmas caroling at nursing homes, and selling daffodils for the American Cancer Society. TACT also received numerous speaking invitations to inform the public about the purpose and activities of the group. Members spoke to several community organiza- tions, churches, Cub Scouts and Girl Scouts. They also took part in a “Teen Action Day” at the Southern Park Mall, Parent Student Teacher meetings, and gave a presen- tation at a Salem Board of Education meeting. Because of the sincere dedication of Mr, and Mrs. Cozza and the enthusiasm of TACT members, TACT has been one of the most active, enjoyable, and most successful organi- zations at SHS in 86-+87. Pictured Below: Row 1 (L to R): Janet Fitzgerald. Sue Patterson, Tina Allison, Lisa Maroscher, Chris Cosgrove, Diane Moore, Joanie Burchfield, Christine Sweitzer, Theresa Fisher, Dawn Pitts, Lori Wilson, Kim Law, Row 2: Chris Allio, Michelle Yarwood, Jenny Reich, Beth Cape!. Laura Newton, Chris Abrams, Holly Clark, Beth Barrick, Duane Anderson, Mike McGrath. Row 3: Dina Hartman, Michelle Bruderly, Bridget Patton, Amy Winter, Robin Penny, Missy Kubina, Angie Hartman, Christi Kells. Richard Watkins, Danny Sawman, Steve Kim. Row 4: Missy Knauf, Jenny Lynne Tausch, Theresa Moyer, Whitney Browne, Nicolette Ehler, Lisa Esterly, Sharon Corl, Connie Kubankin. Bobbi Gaichick. Sue McKinney. Row 5: Willi Colbert, Kim Evans, Diana Huffman, Kelley Cunningham, Jennifer Dankief, Brenda Doyle, Anna Oast, Chris McCartney, Heather Hough, Janice Chen. Row 6: Tracy Hammond, Robbin Zimmerman. Kathy Monteleone, Colleen Hughes, Mary Davis, Peggy Mathes, Diane Donnelley, Laura Forney, Dianne Sweeney. Row 7: Valerie Davis, Becky Prickett, Kris Capel, Sharon Kowalczyk, Wendy Smith, Heather Morrison, Virginia Budde, Jennifer Schlueter, Missy Borders, Tina Mitchell, Wendy Whitehill. Row 8: Jim Soyars, Alvise Rizzo, Sabastian Dorsch, Michelle Thomas, Roxanna Hostetter, Liz Cardenas, Lisa McGrath, Mary Jo Iden, Row 9: Sean Righetti, Andy Brookes, Wayne Phillips, Doug White, Matt Loudon, Brian Gilbey, Bill Burkey. Steve Rosar. Row 10: Eric Grieb, Dale Jenkins, Tarry Pidgeon, Doug Kozelka. Eric Knoedler, Bob Hoffmaster, Rick Metis, John Casey, David Shoaff. Row 11: Mike Schmid. Mike Scahill. Chip Null. Brett Bezeredi, Nick Citino, John Oms- laer, Neil Heston, Mark Mueller. Nathan Wilson. Missing: Brenda Ackelson, Kelly Birk, Kim Exline, Heather Goodballet, Rob Lee, Joe Marks, Randy Lipscomb. Rob Hasson. Lori Tasker. Teen Institute Teenage Institute (T.I.) is composed of a group of teens who attempt to stop or pre vent the abuse of drugs and alcohol by other teens. The ’86-’87 T.L held a summer and fall camp and led Jr. and Sr. High rap sessions. Because of the dedicated work of Miss Meenan and the 15 student members. T.L has enjoyed meaningful success. Row I (L to R): Sara Greenisen, Robin Penny. Tammy Traina, Cheryl Greenisen. Row 2: Kim Newman. Jennifer Mohr. Lou Ann Asbury. 121 Yearbook Staff Row 1 (L to R): Mary Ann Hansel, Lisa Chamberlin, Tara Zeigler, John Jenkins, Brian Stoudt, Maria Zimman, Tracy Early, Kara Bushaw, Denise Casey Row 2: Tammy Traina, Sue Kenreigh, Tina Mitchell, Roxanna Hostetter, Kristin Bacon, Cheryl Greenisen, Valerie Davis, Wendy Smith, Roger Feldner. Row 3: Jennifer Aldom, Brian Gilbey, Tom Ramovs, Mike Julian, Frank Barton, Tonya Beall, Michelle Bruderly, Eric Gilbey, Rick Watkins. Row 4: Matt Cole, Julie Soyars, Cindy Cope, Jeff Amrheim, Jay Maeger, Heather Hough, Tracy Bettis, Cindy Houdyshell, Michelle Moulden. Valerie Davis (Dances), Eric Gilbey (Faculty Editor, Dances), Mary Hansel (Dances) Matt Cole (Sophomore Editor), Denese Casey (Freshman Editor), Maria Zimman (Junior Editor) 122 Tina Witched, Dianne Sweeney, Cindy Cope, Traci Bettis, Heather Hough (Senior Section) Wendy Smith (Activities), Valerie Davis (Senior Personalities) Brian Gilbey (Editor-In-Chief) Rick Watkins (Asst, Editor and Advertisements Editor) 123 Youth In Government Row 1 (L to R): Laura Forney, Tina Mitchell, Janel Fitzgerald, Chris Cosgrove, Jennifer Schlueter, Bridget Patton. Row 2: Sue Patterson, Lisa Maroscher, Lisa Esterly, Valerie Davis, Kris Capel, Wendy Smith, Heather Morrison. Row 3: Rick Watkins, Eric Grieb, Matt Aithouse, Wayne Phillips, Steve Rosar, Nick Citino. Quaker Sams And Ladies 124 Left to right: Michelle Baker, Jeff Swartz, Willi Colbert, Matt Aithouse, Michelle Bruderly. Familiar Faces Aides Counselor Aides Row 1 (L to R): Lisa McGrath, Linda Stanley Row 2 (L to R): Jenny Reich, Rick Metts MATH AIDES Row 1 (L to R): Anne Soriano, Heidi Sutter, Jennifer Mohr, Beth Bezeredi, Robb Turnbull, Tina Allison. Row 2 (L to R): Michelle Yarwood, Amy Garlock, Ralph Short, Joe Campbell, John Jenkins, Bill Stinson, Office Aides: Row 1 (L to R): Kim Muntz, Jane Summers, Anne Soriano, Carrie Juliano, Jennifer Johnson, Theresa Holben, Abby McKee. Sheehan Morrison, Nan Emch, Emily McKee. Row 2 (L to R) Sue Kenreigh, Janine Centofanti, Christine Neidhardt, Cheryl McGarth, Peggy Kane, Jennifer Barrett, Beth Reitz, Laura Newton, Michelle Bruderly, Andrea Engle, Lori Engie. Row 3 {L to R) Amy Groves, Kristin Cranmer, Lori Wilson, Christine Sweitzer, Kim Law, Beth Ca- pel, Jennifer Aldom, Cheryl Flickinger, Whitney Browne, Heather Morrison, Kris Cape!, Patti Lippiatt. 126 Science Aides: Row 1 (L to R): Bridget Patton, Robin Penny, Amy Winter, Kelley Cunningham, Sue McKinney. Lisa Esterly, Whitney Browne, Becky Prickett. Row 2 (L to R): Eric Gilbey, Mary Ann Hansel, Maria Zimmann, Linda Davidson, Mindy Baquer, Jennifer Johns, Emilie McKee, Richard Watkins. Row 3 (L to R): Sherry Zepernick, Erica Beagle, Roxanna Hostetter, Bill Burkey, Dan Murphy. Missing: Scott O'Melia. FAMILY LIVING FRENCH AIDES (Left to Right) Janel Fitzgerald, Sarah Miller, Dina Hartman History Aides Row 1 (L to R): Jennifer Danklef, Willi Colbert, Kelley Cunningham. Row 2 (L to R): Sharon Kowalczyk, Brenda Doyle P.A. Announcers Row 1 (L to R): Jennifer Barrett, Lori Engle, Maria Zimmann 127 Business Aides: Row 1 (L to R): Beth Capel, Laura Newton, Chris Cosgrove, Janel Fitzgerald, Kim Evans, Joanie Burchfield, Cindy Cope. Row 2: Kelli Kish, Kathi Calchick, Heidi Sutter, Heather Hough. Tina Witherspoon, Maria Goodchild. Traci Bettis. Row 3: Brad Richert, Tim Steffan, Kelli Bentley, Judi Butcher, Jennifer Homan, Todd Fiebiger, Joanna Faulkner. English and 1AC Aides: Row 1 (L to R): Amy Winter. Brett Bezeredi. Nick Citino. Dale Jenkins, Sue Patterson, Lisa Maroscher, Bobbi Galchick, Kellie Mack, Mark Panezott Row 2: Joanie Burchfield, Andy Brookes, Angie Hartman, Ralph Short, Troy ElJenberger, John McClish, Dave Exline, Krista Blankenship, Tarry Pidgeon. Row 3: Stephanie Headland, Tim Hollister, Joe Campbell, Dan Headland, Gary Deland, Matt Paulini, Brooke Pidgeon, Mike Mellinger Bob Whitman, Library Aides: Row 1 (L to R): Tara Zeigter, Denise Fleischer Amy Schnorrenberg, Beth Capel, Beth Reitz, Peggy Mathes, Dianne Sweeney, Tina Mitchell, Lisa McGrath, Kris Covert Row 2: Matt Medford, Bridget Patton, Larry Slanker, Lou Ann Ashbury, Julie Soyars, Burt Capel, Scott Ricker, Shawn Scharf, Kim Mix, Amy Lydic, Shawn Moulden. Gym Aides: Row 1 L to R); Michelle Baker, Wayne Phillips, Kim Muntz, Grant Lehwald, Andy Brookes, John Fieldhouse. Row 2: Mike Mellinger, Richard Wrask, Craig Bryant, Steve Maurer, Brian Cutchall, Dave Fitch. Row 3: Larry DeJane, Jason Seddon, Shawn Horstman, Mike Fromm. Missing: Scott Cort, O. H. Aides: Row 1 (L to R): Kelly Armstrong. Beth Ranee, Nicollette Ehler, Angie Ross. Row 2: Matt Loudon, Kallie Young, Jim Finch. Sandra Hull, Jim Soyars, Tony Swartz, Missing: Bill Grewe. 129 Front: Owen Spaite, Wayne Hawkins, Matt Kunar, Row 1: (l-r) Mark Apicella, Sean Righetti, Mark Panezott, Tony Knight, Doug White, Ted Schuster, Rich ard Wrask, Mike Fromm, Andy Brookes, Tarry Pidgeon, Craig Bryant, Dominic Quinn, Chris Eddinger. Row 2: Brian Wright, Greg Marple, Eric Bailey, Dave Beilis, Eric Kunar, Mike Mellinger, Shawn Horstman, Dave Petrucci, Matt Wolf, Matt Paulini, Scott Gabriel, Mike DelFavero, Brad Richert. Row 3: Scott Corl, Cliff Pettey, Dave Tkatch, Bob Whitman, Chuck Juliano, Paul Totani, Chris Theiss, Troy Eilenberger, Scott Sommers, Craig Reinehr, Mike Hazelbaker, Scott Wilson, Row 4: Jeff DiPasquale, Calvin McCon, Joe Righetti, Bob Sprowl, Flin Alek, Chris Huffman, Dave Exline, Kevin O’Leary, Ryan Beiling, Darren Everhart. Missing: Gten Wickersham. Quakers Show Their “Stuff” Our 1986 football season, under the new head coach Fred Kunar, has been quite a season! Even though our wins and losses were the same as last year, both offense and defense showed improvement. Our seniors: Mark Apicella, Andy Brookes, Craig Bryant, Chris Eddinger, Tony Knight, Mark Pane- zott, Tarry Pidgeon, Mick Quinn, Sean Righetti, Ted Schuster, Doug White, Richard Wrask were a great help with so many years of experience. Even though we will lose experienced players there are many that have great potential. Congratula- tions to the players for showing such good sportsmanship throughout the season. Good luck in the years to come! SCOREBOARD CLEVELAND EAST Campbell Memorial MARUNGTON GIRARD Struthers CANFIELD POLAND JFK East Liverpool West Branch 28 - 0 0 - 13 20 - 7 33-31 12 ■ 20 15 - 8 28- 17 12 ■ 31 6 ■ 33 0 - 21 First row: Coach Pittman, Matt Milazzo, Chris Hollister, Dave Fitch, Keith Graham, John Paulini, Mark Burner. Chris White, Alan Stokes, Sean Binsiey, Coach Headland. Second row: John Lunger, Brian Bakondy, Eric Sobek, Brian Pirone, Bob Hadcock, Lance Miller, Renaldo Saunders, Brian Martin, Paul Sharp, Third row: Scott Kessel, John Faulkiner, Bill Blackburn, Jerry Bodkins, Dean Ford, Steve Danklef. Jim Gault, Scott Wickersham. Freshman Moving On The Freshman football team, under head coach Paul Head- land, played quite a season. With an accumulated score of 32 points, the team beat Poland and Campbell. The outstanding players such as Bob Hadcock, Chris White, Mark Burner, Brian Pirone, and many others made the wins possible. Even though the freshman team did not do as well as predicted, ITn sure they learned a great deal during their season. Coach Headland has taught his players many skills that will improve their playing abilities. Good luck next year, we will be watching for all of you. SCOREBOARD West Branch 6 20 CAMPBELL 8 6 Girard 10 - 20 Struthers 0 - 20 Canfield 0 - 20 POLAND 8 - 6 JFK 0 - 6 Row 1 (It): Tonya Beall, Tiffany Tepsic, Anne Soriano, Ruth Galchick, Chris Cosgrove. Row 2: Jennifer Schlueter, Kim Muntz, Amy Breckinridge, Dina Hartman, Kim Evans. Michelle Baker. What A The volleyball team had quite a season this year! With a record of nineteen wins and three losses. Salem made first in Conference standings with eight wins and no losses. The team beat East Palestine, a tough team ranked twelfth in the state. The volleyball team dethroned three undefeated teams: Beaver Season! Local, Wellsville, and East Palestine. After East Palestine’s de- feat. they were lowered to fourteenth place in the state. The Quaker ladies finished the season ranked tenth in the state. Congratulations to the team and to Mr. Conser with an overall score of 156 wins and 67 losses. Row 1 (It): Pam Lippiatt, Linda Stanley Lisa Drzal, Pam Cosgrove, Bridget Roelen, Heidi Werner Heather Cranmer. Lisa Herron. Row 2 Coach Capiaca, Gretchen Schiueter, Amy Garlock, Ruth Galchick. Anne Soriano, Tonya Beall, Amie Erath, Beth Breckenridge, Andrea Engle. Gertrude Wilms, Missy Stroka. EAST LIVERPOOL 2 - 0 TIMKEN 2 - 0 WEST BRANCH 2 • 1 WELLSVILLE 2 - 0 POLAND 2 - 0 GIRARD 2 0 BEAVER 2 - 0 CANTON CENTRAL CATHOLIC 2 - 0 G RARD 2 - 0 CAMPBELL 2 • 0 EAST LIVERPOOL 2 - 0 Canton McKinley 1 2 CAMPBELL 2 - 0 CANFIELD 2 ■ 0 EAST PALESTINE 2 - 0 East Palestine 1 - 2 CANFIELD 2 0 BEAVER 2 0 POLAND 2 - 0 CANTON CENTRAL CATHOLIC 2 - 0 South 1 2 WEST BRANCH 2 1 Row 1: (l-r) Chris Catlin, Mike O’Brien, John Casey, Mike McGrath, Bob Vitko, Mark Coalmer, Matt Medford, Graham Parks. Row 2: Matt Helphmstine, Matt Cole, Ken Alesi, Mike Julian, Scott Ricker, Dan Murphy, Tom Ramovs, Chris Vitko, Andy Herron, Sean Scahill, Steve Marroulis. Boys Cross Country: Best Season Ever Cinder the second season of head coach Frank Parks, the boy ’s cross country team achieved its best season in Salem history. With senior co-captains: Bob Vitko, Mike McGrath, and John Casey leading the way, the Quakers finished with a 25-3 record. The team also captured the County title and for the first time ever, the M.V.C. championship. In post-season races at the district meet, the team ended up with fifth place. Just missing a spot at regionals by one point. However, sophomore Graham Parks made it to regional competition as an individual. Graham was also the team’s top runner this year, with a season best of 17:04. The all-county team was named with Mike O’Brien and Graham Parks making the first team. Mark Coalmer, John Casey, Matt Medford, and Mike McGrath all made the second team. The next few years look promising for the team with only three seniors graduating this year. 136 This Page (hr): The joy of winning! The J.V.s demonstrating post-race pain. “Hi, Mom!” The End Opposite Page (hr): Bob Vitko after a tough race at Malone. Mark Coalmer moving along. Mike O’Brien helping out. 1V Row 1 (1-r): Joanie Burchfield, Amy Winter, Diana Huffman, Sue McKinney, Kelley Cunningham, Bridget Patton, Lisa Esterly. Row 2: Cheryll Orrach, Maria Zimmann, Jenni Sommers, Kristin Kunar, Sheri McLaughlin, Stephanie Headland, Melinda Wilms, Julie Settle, Julie Soyars, Heather Patton. Girls Cross Country: Undefeated Season The Salem girl's cross country team, under the coaching of Frank Parks, ended the season with an undefeated record of 19- 0. They also captured the title of M,V.C. champs and County champs. As a result of the team placing second at districts, they moved on to regionals. There they placed seventh out of thirteen teams. Leading the team was senior. Sue McKinney, who was team MVP. She was also voted Columbiana County Runner of the Year. McKinney set a new course record of 19:53 at the Lee Win golf course. One of her major achievements was being invited to China by the International Sports Exchange, Unfortunately, she was unable to attend. Congratulations girl’s cross country team and good luck in your very promising future! Opposite Page (hr): Joanie “I think t can. I think I can. I know I can! Double Stuff” is so daring! This Page (hr): Julie is just a swinging along! Kristin and Bridget run the beaten path together, Julie won’t Settle” down for a minute! Sue sure is stepping up in the world! Amy ! can make it on my own!” Row 1: (It) Nathan Wilson. Nick Citino, Matt lesko, John Fieldhouse, Dan DeCrow, Eric Blythe. Bob Hahn. Missing: Chad Hayes. Roger Edting. Chuck Johns, Mark Wukotich, Jeff Smith, Brian Wright, and Jason Scott. Golfers Taste Success The high school golf team enjoyed one of its greatest seasons ever. The squad finished with sixteen wins versus only four losses, including an 11-1 record in the M.V.C. They shared the Conference title with Canfield, by beating their team in the final match. It was the Quaker’s first M.V.C. championship ever in golf. Another Salem first was reached when two senior golfers advanced to District Competition. Nick Citino narrowly missed advancing to the state finals after excellent play at districts. Nathan Wilson became only the second golfer to qualify for districts after succeeding in a sudden-death play-off at the sec- tionals. Both shot well for Salem all year long. Oppostie Page (hr); Dan “CHfrCHI” DeCrow drives from the fairway. Chad Hayes drops his putt for par at a short distance. Nathan Wilson drives his ball up onto the green. This Page (hr): Jeff Smith goes into action. Chuck Johns getting teed'1 off at his game. Nick Citino shows his putting form enroute to a birdie. Roger Edling and Chad Hayes relax after a tough eighteen hole. Brian Wright measures up his shot. Lefty” Lesko chips out of an awkward spot. Row 1 (| r): Sonya Delane Lori Jones, Michelle Rogers. Row 2: Erica Beagle, Heather Firestone, Jill Bonfert, Jane Summers. Row 3: Michelle Bruderly, Lisa Marosher, Sue Patterson, Mariah Rousseau, Sharon Bakondy, Sally Johnson, Becky Prickett. Girl’s Tennis Soars The Salem girl’s tennis team had a sucessful season this year. Their overall record was 11 5, under head coach Chuck Green- wood, This year’s team will lose 6 varsity players to graduation. They are: Lisa Marosher, Michelle Bruderly, Sue Patterson, Sharon Bakondy, Sally Johnson, and Becky Prickett. They will be missed. The top competitor of this year’s team was Lisa Marosher. She finished the season with an undefeated record. Lisa had an excellent season in the tennis circuit. Sue Patterson and Robin Penny earned a regional birth. Congratulations Robin and Sue. Good luck to next years team. Left to Right: Jay Mager, Joe McGrath, Eric Grieb, Willi Colbert, Mark Mueller, Mark Apicella, Jeff Swartz, Neil Heston, Kirk Mager, Boys Tennis Surges The Salem boys tennis team enjoyed a successful and unfor- getable 1987 season The team powered by departing seniors, presented a questionable record (5-15), but gained posture and showed plenty of grace on the court. The team, unlike uncon- scious previous years, hung in practically all the matches, only to see them finish on the wrong end of many one-point decisions. They showed plenty of promise and character and set examples of sportsmanship on the court. It will be tough, but the seniors have given the remaining underclassmen the examples to follow to beat the burden of holding down the ship for next year. The team proved to be moving in an upward direction by showing posture and dedication under first year coach Mr. Robert Sabo. There is nowhere to go but upward for the 1988 season. Kneeling (left to right): Brooke Pidgeon, Mark Herron. Chuck Juliano. Roger Edltng. Chip Null. Richard Wrask. Standing (left to right): Coach Spack, John Omsiaer. Jon Mitchell. Bill Kress. Brett Bezeredi, Ben Cope, Bill Bryant. Coach Allen. A Long Enduring Season Well another year, another season gone by. The boy's varsity basketball team had a long and enduring season. Their coach, George Spack, with a career record of 52 • 35, guided the team through their ’86 - ’87 season with his knowledge. With only one returning senior. Chip Null, the team had hard work ahead of them. Bill Kress, sophomore center, was a major contributor during some of the season, but was sidelined with an ankle injury. Other major contributors throughout the season were Bill Bryant, junior forward; Chuck Juliano, junior guard; and Ben Cope, junior forward. One of the primary goals for the team was, playing consistently for four quarters. Team, hats off to you! Considering the number of returning letterman, the team, over- all, learned quickly and they applied themselves, even in the toughest, situations. Good luck in the seasons to come. Do not forget you always had the school’s support at every game. Row 1 Mark Herron, Brooke Pidgeon, Roger Edling, Burt Capel Row 2 Rob Wiggers. Scott Jones, Jon Mitchell, Scott Sommers. Tom Wiggers, Tim Steffen, Coach Allen YOOMGSTOW!Y FITCH 59 - 55 Girard 59 - 79 Austintown Fitch 49 60 Moon 50 64 CAMPBELL 73 - 60 Canfield 62 64 YOUNGSTOWN EAST BO ■ 38 J.F.K 68 66 Poland 44 - 53 Poland 60 - 73 CJrsuline 57 ■ 73 CAMPBELL 53-51 Canfield 55 • 69 Struthers 50 52 Boardman 37 - 94 GIRARD 57 56 Warren 47 - 88 Alliance 59 ■ 72 STROTHERS 67 46 J.F.K, 67 - 84 Row 1 (It): Andrea Engle Gretchen Schlueter, Chris Kells Chris Cosgrove, Tara Zeigler, Melinda Wilms, Row 2: Amy Breckenridge, Julie Ehrhart. Jennifer Herron, Dina Hartman, Michelle Baker, Kim Evans. Spirit Was There In 1987 Although this year’s varsity team had projected wins, many turned to losses. It was not that our varsity team was not talented or seasoned with experience, it was just that many games were close, and the other team had luck on their side. Our team had four seniors: Dina Hartman, Chris Kells, Kim Evans, and Chris Cosgrove. Two were returning starters. Many players were disappointed that with all the talent the team had, that did not prevail wins. The factor that decided many games was the desire to win. If the game is truly decided by how you play and not the overtime, then our girls are champs! This year’s reserves were led into battle by Coach Zeigler. Many of the girls believe he was satisfied with his first year of coaching. They know they were satisfied with Coach Zeigler. The reserves, after gaining confidence, began to pull together, and work as a team. Many of the games were also close. After the first five games, the girls put the fundamentals drilled into them by Coach Zeigler, and confidence to show what will be carried up to varsity level next season. Good luck, girls! Row 1 (left to right): Jeny Pshsniak, Heidi Werner, Michelle Ganslein, Linda Stanley, Lisa Reed, Stephanie Headland. Row 2 (left to right): Jenni Sommers, Gertrude Wilms, Amie Erath, Missy Stroka, Kerri Thorne, Stacey Stoffer. Heather Cranmer. Coach Zeigler. Name of Opponent Home Score Opponent Score Marlington 40 47 J.F.K, 49 43 (Irsuline 38 22 Pocano 45 14 Beaver Local 57 45 Canfield 32 48 Boardman 47 78 Campbell 52 48 Struthers 62 30 J.F.K, 49 38 Girard 55 57 Poland 39 40 Fitch 34 49 Struthers 43 57 Campbell 46 70 Girard 54 58 Louisville 34 52 Canfield 39 27 Front Row (l-r): Joe Good, Mike Hazelbaker, Frank Barton, Clarence Fields, Arron O’Brien, Larry DeJane, Tim Blasiman, Chad Hayes, Jeff Swartz. Row 2: Scott Gabriel, Tod Kilgore, Chuck Johns, Matt Loudon, Joe Righetti, Brian Wright, Derek Brant. Mike Lutz, Art Tharp, Mark Capps, Darrin Bloor, Row 3: Scott DelVichio, Mike Julian, Eric Rardain, Greg Marple, Mike Fromm, Kevin O’Leary, Brad Richert, Eric Kunar, Coach Kunar, Wrestlers The Salem Quakers Wrestling Team finished a fine sea- son at 5-6 overall and 3-3 in the league. The Quakers were led by Eric Kunar who finished the season with a 13-2 record. Mike Fromm and Mike Lutz also had fine seasons. Fromm finished with a 8-4 record while Lutz handled a rough schedule with a 7-7-1 record. Clarence Fields fin- ished his season with a record of 8-5. Coach Fred Kunar feels that next year's team will compete well. Fare Well The junior varsity wrestling team finished well with an 8 3 record overall and won the league championship with a record of 6-0. They also appear to have a bright year ahead of them next year as more young, talented wrestlers are on the horizon. Row 1 (left to right): Paul Huzyak, Doug White, Mark Panzott, John Casey, Dave Tkatch, Bob Whitman, Tony Knight, Wayne Phillips, Bob Vitko, Mick Quinn, Row 2 (left to right): Charles Tharp, Dave Beilis, Matthew Wolf, Dave Pettruci, Ben Cope, Mike O’Brien, Chris Theiss, Ken Alesi, Mark Coalmer, Row 3 (left to right): Joe Good, Matt Medford. Scott Ricker, Mike Hazelbaker, Dan Murphy, Sean Scahill, Chris Catlin, Burt Capel, Bob Sprowl, Row 4 (left to right): Scott Wickersham, (unidentified), (unidentified), Scott Jones, Brian Martin, Steve Maroulis, Matt Cole, Todd Fowler, Chris Vitko. Row 5 (left to right): (unidentified), Jeff Banning. Derek Drakulich, Dave Casto, Jason Dowd The boy’s track team had a very successful season. The team was undefeated in duel meets, won the Mahoning Valley Confer ence track meet. Individually, there were many bright spots for Salem. Tony Knight had the longest discus toss for a Quaker for the last decade. Matt Medford hurdled himself into regional competition, Graham Parks also ran well. Paul Huzyak was the best area pole vaulter, qualifying for state competition and fin- ishing fifth. However, John Casey was perhaps Salem’s best track member this year. He broke the school's half-mile record, was the fastest member in two relays which he also broke two school records, barely missed winning districts in the half-mile, and at state competition, he finished in seventh in the half-mile in heavy competition. The entire boy’s track team was very impressive during every outing. Boys Track . . . No Pain, No Gain Row 1 L to R): Roxanne Hostetter, Dina Hartman, Joanie Burchfield, Janel Fitzgerald, Diana Huffman, Ingrid Passier, Row 2 (L to R): Tracy Ktlbreath, Kim Hendricks, Lisa Drzal, Gertrude Wilms, Michelle Ganslein, Jenny Pshniak, Jenny Sommers, Michelle Schreffler, Row 3 (L to R): Heidi Werner, Tami Criss, Vanessa Oast, Tonya Beall. Amy Erath, Wendy Chen. Jenny Cole, Honey Schramm, Susan Masters Row 4 (L to R): Candi Greenfield, Julie Settle, Kim Kisner, Lori May, Pam Lippiatt. Cathy Galchick, Amy Secrest, Cheryll Orach Row 5 (L to R): Elizabeth Alek, Lisa Chamberlin, Melinda Wilms, Ruth Galchick. Michelle Baker, Kim Muntz, Tiffany Tepsic, Tara Warehams, Stephanie Headland, Martha Martin Girls Track Undefeated This years Salem girls track team ended their season with an undefeated record of 7-0. The girls excelled in the Mahoning Valley Conference meet on May 15, 1987, This year’s team possessed a great deal of talent. Many of these girls are expected to excell in the future. Many records were broken by this year’s group. All of the seniors will be missed greatly. Some of these girls are Dina Hartman, Jonie Burchfield, Janel Fitzgerald, Ingrid Passier and Roxanne Hostetter. We would like to thank all the girls for doing their best and giving Salem a great season. Name of Home Opponent Opponent Score Score United 0 5 CAMPBELL 2 3 Canfield 0 5 Fitch 0 5 Ursuline 0 5 Struthers 1 4 Canfield 0 5 CAMPBELL 3 2 W.W. RES. 4 1 Mooney 1 4 NILES 4 I Liberty 2 3 HUBBARD 4 1 Poland 0 5 Howland 0 5 Poland 0 5 JFK 1 4 E. PALESTINE 4 1 Boardman 0 5 JFK 0 5 Row 1 (1-r): Coach Slocum, Paul Totam, Joe Marks, Jason Seddon, Joe Sanfilippo, Chuck Juliano, Duane Anderson, Don Isaacs. Row 2: Coach De- shields, Ted Shuster, John Fieldhouse. Troy Ellenberger, Mike Mellinger, Scott Sommers, Paul Clark, Coach Lantz. Baseball Placed In M.V.C. Baseball This year’s Baseball learn under Head Coach Jim Lantz, and Assistant Coaches Walt Deshields, Don Isaacs, and Scott Slo- cum, had a season record of 8 10. They took 3rd place in the M.V.C, with a league record of 6 6. The team lost to West Branch in the first game of tournament Action. The T87 baseball team was led by two very fine seniors as captains: Ted Schuster, and Joe Marks. As well as the other seniors: John Fieldhouse, Duane Anderson, The underclassmen followed the senior leadership and show great potential for the up coming years. This years top offensive player was Duane Anderson, he also led the team in Batting Average. Joe Marks led the team in Stolen Bases, and on base %. Scott Sommers was the top pitcher for the year with a 3.24 ERA. Jow Marks was chosen first team outfield for the M.V.C. AH Star Team. Duane Ander- son was chosen for third base second team and Ted Schuster was given Honorable Mention at catcher. Row 1 (l-r): Coach Isaacs, Renaldo Saunders, Tim Traina, Mike Rosta, Andy Pasko, Dave Exline, Craig Reinehr, Chris White, Coach Slocum. Row 2: Coach Lantz, Rob Wiggers, Jeff Smith, Tom Wiggers, Brian Pirone, Larry Slanker, Lance Miller, Brad Richert, Coach Deshield. Name of Opponent Alliance COLUMBIANA E. Liverpool CANFIELD CAMPBELL Alliance HOWLAND Poland GIRARD Home Opponent Score Score 0 1 8 1 6 7 10 6 10 8 4 5 9 6 2 7 1 0 CANFIELD 7 6 CAMPBELL 3 0 STRUTHERS 1 0 Struthers 5 6 JFK 2 6 W. Branch 8 9 Poland 6 12 JFK 3 4 Girard 1 2 ' ■. -: J“ . i ’ (I-r) Tiffany Kelly, Carrie Juliano, Beth Capel, Kim Law, Lori Wilson, Laura Mewton, Beth Haschen, Heidi Sutter, Salem Cheerleaders As Salem competed well in many sports this year, a special group of people contributed heavily toward the Quakers’ sue cess. This group is the cheerleaders. Countless hours of practice are dedicated towards achieving perfection. As Salem athletic teams showed their hard work by their performance in games, the cheerleaders were always there, in both good and bad times cheering on the players in the black and red. This year’s group of cheerleaders were exceptional. 156 (Row 1) Shannon Sauwerwein, Colleen Lora, (Row 2) Jennifer Johns, Jennifer Barrette. (Row 3) Kim Righetti, Ladonna Wood. Row 1: Krista Blankenship, Erin Hendricks, Brandy Hephner, Renee Greib Row 2: Beth Notes, Heather Dye. Leslie Marroulis, Judy Paxson Salem Swim Team The Salem Swim Team has had an excellent season. The team consists of one person, Shawn Horstman. He is coached by Scott Niedrich at the Youngstown YMCA, where he practices three nights a week. Preparing for the various meets, Shawn starts practicing the day after football sea- son has ended. He has been swimming competi- tively for nine years. In the high school districts, Shawn placed 10th in the 200 freestyle with the time of 1:51.3. Congratulations on a fine season, Shawn! Good luck in the years to come! Senior _____Athletes_______________ During the 86 87 school year, sports were a big part of the Salem school year. Many seniors played big roles on their re- spective teams and below are a few of these outstanding individuals. Dina Hartman was a stand-out in both volley- ball and basketball. She also excelled during the track season. Chip Null and Rich Wrask were two bright spots during a very rough basketball schedule. They made crucial plays when they were needed the most. John Paul Casey II was the area’s best dis- tance runner during the track season. He also performed well in relays, and ran well in cross-country track. Lisa Maroscher finished her tennis career at Salem as one of the finest tennis players ever to be a Quaker. Her outstanding match re- cord is one of the area’s best ever. Doug White constantly tore apart opponents’ defenses when he carried the football for Sa- lem. His punting ability was also one of the area’s best. Sue McKinney was one of the best girl cross- country runners in Ohio this year. 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Broadway Salem, Ohio Ph. 332-8503 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1987 -itn 164 wmnVmoldeVmsti FUSTICS, INC. Manufactories and Designers of Injection Molded Nasties Congratulations To The Class Of 1987 800 Pennsylvania Avenue Salem, Ohio 44460 A Worthington Industries Company “We Mold Services As Well As Quality In Our Products!” 166 636 E. 2nd St. Salem, OH Plymoutfi PATTERSON CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH, INC. 1965 North Ellsworth Avenue SALEM, OHIO 44460 AMOCO Motor Club WRECKER SERVICE BROWN'S AMOCO 173 NORTH ELLSWORTH AVENUE SALEM, OHIO 44460 PHONE: 332-5468 - 332-0746 EXHAUST SYSTEMS - BRAKE WORK - MOTOR TUNE-UP 167 PARKER CHEVROLET 292 W. State St Ph. 332-4683 We've Got the Carpeting For Your Home or From America s Leading Manufacturers LEES carpels ARMSTRONG MOHAWK ’ Carpet Area Rugs By Couristan Capels Custom Weave Colonial Mills CUSTOM WINDOW TREATMENTS 332-4637 I i 1 s 'P rn m BUSINESS FORMS GENERAL PRINTING SERVICE WEB SHEET FED OFFSET FASPRIJST (WE PHOTO YOUR COPY) ONE-WRITE CHECK SYSTEMS COMPUTER REGISTER SNAP OUT FORMS • INVITATIONS • COLOR WORK • BROCHURES • MATCH BOOKS • PRICE LISTS • RUBBER STAMPS LYLE PRINTING AND PUBLISHING COMPANY LETTERPRESS OFFSET AND PHOTO-DIRECT PRINTING 185-205 East State Street, Salem, Ohio 44460 Phone (216) 337-341$ (216) 337-3164 170 S TAM BAUGH'S Do-It-Yourself Home Improvement Centers 20 Convenient Locations Including: SALEM PLAZA- 2340 E. State St. Improve Your Home. . .Stambaugh's Helps You Do It Yourself! 171 SALEM WELDING AND SUPPLY CO., INC. P.O. Box 192 3324298 13506 St Rt. 62 Salem, Ohio 44460 (216) 337-7402 m 4$ 0 cS fig • Weddings • Portraits • Schools • Teams • Reunions • Passports • Commercial Marian Knapp — Norma O'Mealy DIRECT SALE COMICS BASEBALL CARDS STATE VIDEO COMICS VIDEO MOVIES VCR SALES a RENTALS OWNERS: 286 E. STATE STREET MIKE SMITH SALEM, OHIO 44460 BILL SMITH PHONE: 216 332-4952 2388 Soutneosi Boulevard Solem. OH 44460 ClGNA Securities. Inc. Registered investment Advisor 2388 E. State Street Salem, Ohio 332-1304 We Are Proud To Be Supporting The Salem Quakers! Troll’s Jewelry 300 EAST STATE STREET SALEM, OHIO 44460 PHONE: 332-1558 581 E. Slate 5f., Salem, Ohio MEMBER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY PARKER HCINTER 165 East State St. 337-7801 Member NYSE SIPC ST. RT. 62 WEST SALEM, OHIO 337-7237 DAPHNES RESTAURANT v Good Home cooking SUB. SANDWICHES DEEP FRIED CHICKEN Smorgasbord Every Sunday 12-6 MARIO’S PIZZA KITCHEN PHONE ORDERS Filled ED.7-966G 709 CAST THIRD STRUT SALEM, OHIO ELJER PLCIMBINGWARE 921 S. Ellsworth Ave. Salem, Ohio 332-4691 We Video Tape Special Events - Proms - Graduations ■ Sports - Training Tapes - Real Estate - Insurance Security Or Any Other VCR And Movie Meeds Rentals For Excellent Hair Care For 17 Years. Congratulations Class Of 1987! 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 STRATTON CHEVROLET 537-3151 Chevrolet i r q .Vgsg Delco BEALL BATTERY ELECTRIC SERVICE 788 E. Pershing St. SALEM, OHIO 44460 3194 SHAFFER'S SALEM AUTORAMA, INC. 339 S. Broadway SALEM, OHIO 44460 Dodge Dodge Trucks Bus. Phone (216) 332-1546 Easy Banking .. .with Society BANK of Eastern Ohio NA MAIN OFFICE State Broadway 337-3411 AUTO BANK Second Broadway 337-8679 PLAZA OFFICE 2424 E. State 337-3491 DAMASCUS OFFICE Rte. 62 at Woolman 537-4004 For Time, Temperature Weather, Call 337-7841 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. 182 HILL, BARTH KING Certified Public Accountants 314 E. Second St. Salem, Oh. 44460 (216) 337-8713 RICK GARRISON Agent 1830 S. Lincofn Avenue Salem. Ohio 44460 Bus.: (216)332-9546 STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES HOME OfFICES BLOOMINGTON. ILLINOIS WORLDWIDE AUTO PA RTS Inc Hours: Daily 8 to 9 Saturday 9 to 5 VISA 183 184 DAVID A. VENTRESCO PRESIDENT (216) 332-0601 2488 East State Street Salem. Ohio 44460-2301 Sun, - Thurs. Fri, ■ Sat. Store Hours 11:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m. 11:00 a.m. • 11:00 p.m. Try Our “World’s Biggest Best Salad Buffet” With Hot Spot - Included 2 Hot Soups And Hot Vegetables. 185 Quality Pumps and Service Since 1880 Congratulations On Your Graduation, We Share Pride In This Important Milestone In Your Life. o AMERICAN STANDARD U.S. PLUMBING PRODUCTS P.O. Box 4099 Salem, Ohio 44460 P.O. Box 4099 - Salem� Ohio Ph. 332-9954 A Community Minded Company 186 Citizens ©aijbiijg Coippaijy 193 S. Lincoln Salem Ohio Ph. 332-9906 187 The Towne Tobacco Shoppe PREMIUM CIGARS - QUALITY PIPES FINE TOBACCOS — OFFICE MACHINES — CASIO. brother IBM TYPEWRITER SERVICE WILLIAM B. BOZICK 216 332-1595 321 S. Broadway Salem, Ohio 44460 460 S. Ellsworth Try (Is We’re The Best, ELLYSON’S KITCHENS AND BATHS 411 W. State Ph. 337-8795 188 Mon, Tues, Wed, And Sat. 9:30-5:00 Thurs. Friday 9:30 To 8:30 332-4718 DR. FRANK R. BAILEY D.D.S., INC. Quaker Catv 427 E. State 332-1527 2304 Southeast Blvd. Salem, Ohio Ph. 332-0368 189 P.O. Box 449 QU KER QUAKER MANUFACTURING CORPORATION 187 Georgetown Rd. Salem, Ohio 44460-0449 (216) 332-4631 190 Best Wishes To The Class Of SALEM THE QUALITY NAME IN LABElS SALEM LABEL COMPANY, INC. 131 SOUTH LUNDY AVL. SALEM, OHIO 44400 1987 From MACMILLAN OFFICE SUPPLY We Mean Business . . . 553 E. State St. Salem. Ohio Ph. 337-9521 191 FOODLAND Salem Plaza East State Street 337-6378 192 OUR PATRONS W.J. Stamp, O.D. Jocelyn F. Shimek Dr. R.E. Herron Alice’s Headquarters Connie Capel Robert E. Roberts Michael E. Bestic, M.D. Dr. G.C. Herron John R. Madison The Young Merrill Agency Bruno Stanga, O.D. Penn Motor Supply Barbara J. Plummer Hartzell’s Hair’em Quaker Corner Flowers Salem Board Of Education Shears Day Night Laundry Allstate Insurance 194 FRIENDLY’S Restaurant 1856 East State Street Salem Changes Quakers . . . Airborne 197 i U 7 cOu V J l 0$. l$ jOum_s AmSL 5-- � w - al l VY 4, I V- OmajlL k v 'l W ,Lr , Ot 3 l ' %--' to- „ Z, s.yy h TS ,j; €zr - tV V. x bVie?rr Jidbut v _ Vr VT |V V j 4 u ?■ 5«ux vV Vv t-w t L nro ' -a S cfeoj %. 0 , V vi . Xv uc« A V-1 X 0 c . ‘ YruM, , X ' ' ClQKim o ? - 4 199 Mr. Trough..........without a sponge A Salem ballcarrier is brought to a halt This yearbook reflects another year in our lives. As each part of the book is read, different aspects of this school year come to life. I will take this time and thank some of those who made this year’s yearbook possible. First, Jostens Printing and Publishing and representative Mr. Terry Leek. Also, Mr. John Dennis Creer, Mr. Don Conser, and Mr. Matt Loudon provided countless pictures that helped fill many pages. Crestline Studios and Robinson Studios also provid- ed pictures in the underclassmen and sports sections. Mrs. Audrey Dohar and Mrs, Linda Schneider helped keep this year’s book running smoothly. A sometimes overlooked, but very important contributor to this year’s yearbook is the area businesses who bought ads. This money provided a major part of the funding of this year’s book. Also, the entire ’87 Yearbook Staff deserves a great deal of thanks for their hard work in order to make the ’87 Yearbook one of the area’s best. To all those who have been mentioned, as well as those who I may have forgotten, thank you for your help in making this yearbook. I would also like to thank this year’s senior class, for whom this book’s theme is centered upon. As each senior leaves SHS, he she will take many memories with them. Although each graduate will go their separate way into the world, a little bit of the Salem Class of ’87 will go with them. For all the special memories that we have shared, my big- gest “thank you” goes to the class of ’87. Brian Gilbey Editor-In-Chief 1987 Quaker Yearbook The We honor our high school. We sing of its praise. With courage united, its colors high are raised. Alma We all iove it dearly. Our Alma Mater true. We’ll cherish its memories. Our whole life thru. Mater We'll cherish its memories. Our whole life thru. - - ■ Barbara Butler Greene 200 � J I 1 J 1. IN A SHOW OF MILITARY STRENGTH, U,S. planes bomb targets in and near Tripoli in response to Libyan-backed terrorism. We have done what we had to do. If necessary, we shall do it again. said President Reagan. 2, THE FOURTH 8LAST in Paris during one week in September occurs at police headquarters. A terrorist group claimed responsibility for the explosion that injured 36 people, six of them seriously. 3. A CASH IS CROWNED Miss America 1987. Miss Tennesee Kellye Cash, grandniece of country star Johnny Cash, received the title and crown from outgoing Miss America Susan Alkin. 4, SWEET TASTE OF VICTORY is savored by the New York Mets when they win the World Series. The Mets beat the Boston Red Sox in the seventh game of the Series by a score of 8-5 5. A NEW LEADING MAN, Tom Cruise takes the screen with well-known heartthrob Paul Newman in their movie The Color of Money Cruise also starred in the 1986 blockbuster 'Top Gun” with Kelly McGillis. 6. DISAPPOINTED LEADERS, President Reagan and Soviet Premier Mikhail Gorbachev fail to reach an agreement on the arms talks and leave the Reykjavik summit in failure. Photos by:AP Wide World Photos