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VOL. 70 - No. 4 SALEM SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL - SALEM, OHIO FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1982 Oh, Christmas Treel

by Todd Lepley

The Quaker. Staff took some time fire hydrants and that's terrible. Our during this busy holiday season to type has been called ugly, awful interview one of America's greatest looking and about every other name Christmas traditions . . . the you could think of. We like to look Christmas Tree. There are different at ourselves as unique." types of Christmas trees for the Quake - Are you glad you're different types of people, and these artificial and not real? trees express different opinions as to Tree - "There are times I would their importance to the season. much rather be real, but you are Three different types of trees were what you are." interviewed: a realistic-looking Quake - Are there any closing artificial tree, a silver colored arti­ words you would like to say to our ficial tree, and a real tree. First we readers? will talk to the realistic-looking arti­ Tree - "Christmas is what you The Spirit Of Christmas Past ficial tree: make it. You don't even need a tree Quake: Mr. Tree how do you feel to celebrate it. And most of all, don't by Sharon Fryman about being an artificial tree and not put others down because they're real one? different, remember they can't help Driving home Christmas Eve were mostly handmade. A Tree - "Well, being artificial has it." from a church enactment of the of scrap material and vantages; you don't die, you Our third and final interview took Christmas story, with a little brother orange or a pair of drop needles all over place with a real tree looking or sister who excitedly played the common gifts. If s carpet and you look forward to the upcoming season. part of a little stable animal, you enough to get st as a real tree when Quake - Mr. Tree how do you pass carolers trudging through the shoes you wer ed out." feel about being a real tree as chilling evening singing Christmas last. "Christ there any distinct compared to an artificial one? carols. As you drive on, the lit church and being artificial? Tree - "It's not bad, but if you're evergreen Christmas trees shine and had a Bible,' you get too close real and you get cut down for candles flicker through frosted church peo d that's not good. Christmas you gotta die; I don't like windows. The anticipation of gather at so onths out of the that. Also, people cuss and swear at Christmas and the sharing and One thing d away in some you when they're trying to set you up drawing together has for centuries was going o with the rest of because your needles are too sharp. been a part of the Christmas season, as childre ff. That can get Then, when you finally try to help by but how were Christmases spent Santa c dropping your needles they swear seventy-five or a hundred years ago? and wo ree are there any some more because now they gotta In talking to Letha Bailey of at you would like sweep 'em up." Huttons Nursing Home she shared ime? Quake - How do you feel what Christmas was like growing you don't like the towards artificial trees? up. A Christmas tree would be and you don't like Tree - "I think that they're o.k. brought in from the woods and · g silver colored They miss out on a lot by being fake, decorated with handmade · · ee, you should but we miss out on a lot by being real." ornaments, usually of strung tic looking popcorn, paper and pine cones. Quake - How do you feel when Houses would be lit up with candles. you see that man and his boy coming A trip to gather apples, kept in a hole towards you with the axe knowing in the ground covered with straw to that they're going to cut you down? keep, was made to bake pies and Tree - "Believe it or not it's a other treats. great feeling! You know that you The gifts, which were usually few have been chosen to help bring a lot ·, of joy into some family's house." Quake - Are there any final ords you would like to express? Horse Tree - "Remember what hristmas is for, remember what it ignifies. Don't get lost in all the Rocking horses have been se things that seem to mean so favorite toy for children for many ch. Christmas is for sharing and years. This year's project in the embering so have a Merry Woods III class is mass producing ristmas." wooden rocking horses. The That was our final interview and students are making the horses out ow the entire QUAKER STAFF of pine and there have been 50 machines, medici would like to wish all of you the produced. Mr. Conser, who is the and candle holde HAPPIEST OF HOLIDAYS. instructor and a Craftsman in Wood­ The students i working., started the mass are Ken Gibson, production projects in 1975. Miller, Matt Osp The price of the rocking horses is Steve Shears and $19.95 each and they are to be Mr. Conser was distributed today. favorite project was and he repli From the staff of When the students were asked "the jelly bean machine. The The Quaker what they planned to do with the students did a good job on them." conversion is purchasing the pro t which would double in a computer itititititltltltltltltitltltltltltltltltltitititl Stevie's Corner class here at Salem High School. ! The Christmas Story by Steve Strabala Although this equipment would cost ! nearly $12,000, it is positively said to it by Rick Davis 4i be a good investment. -• Christmas is coming, -• The end of the year is once again Robert A. Mehno - "Going to Where there are advantages, there it The Quakers can't wait, 4i drawing near. New Year's Eve, the Strabe's to listen to The Boss and are disadvantages. The conversion 4i to open new presents that their parents will play 4i last day of the year, is a time to have bring the new year in right." of the grading system could either ·- with instead of them. - fun and a time to recall the good and raise or lower the grade point '.!! You leave cookies for Santa, !!'. bad times of the previous year. Most Mr. Viencek - "Have a very quiet averages of the student body a '.!! " But soon you can't sleep, !!'. people will be having fun, but there evening." considerable amount. Aside from e So you go downstairs to watch your parents eat all • will still be those who will be Joe Popa - "Go out with T.R., grade point averages fluctuating, it 4i ~ the cookies you left for Santa. 4i recalling their memories. I asked a J.T., Huey, and Bob. will be reflecting, to a student as well 0 Christmas music plays softly, ii fi;:w people here at high school, as their parents, a student's true it The fire is warm, .;; "What will you be doing on New Terry Rosenberg - "I'm with achievement during the grading - But you have to go to bed early because your parents - Year's Eve?'' Here are their answers: Joe." period. Students will then get the ~ take so long wrapping all the presents. !!'. Darrin Ackerman ~ "Go out Head - "Driving to Mexico to satisfaction of knowing exactly ~ May your Christmas be merry, !!: with a few friends and have a good get my year's supply of ugly pills." where they stand academically. ~ and vacation be long, !!: time." "Once the purchased computer Chuck Long - "Leaning against • And give thanks to your parents even if they've • Todd Lepley - "I'm having a system has become a reality," adds a wall hoping to flatten my nose." ~~~~~~ New Year's Geese party." Mr. Delane, "the plans ofconverting !- and bought you the wrong present. -4i Brad Myers - "Going to the Mrs. Miller - "Recuperate from our grading system will be further party like everybody else." my exciting vacation in California." discussed." ltltltltltltltltltitititititltltitltitttit!t!titi PAGE Two------THE SALEM QUAKER,...·------FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1982 MERRY CHRISTMAS

The Quaker is published by the White Journalism Students at Salem High School, Salem, Ohio Mr. William Esposito, Advisor Christmas Mr. Rob Delone, Principal Dance Editors this Issue: Page I • ...... • . . . . . Crissy Brooks by Cathy Finch 0 Page 2 ...... Sharon Fryman As many of you know, the annual Page 3 ...... Dave Dunn Q White Christmas Dance will be Page 4 •.••.••.••.••..••.••.••..••..•••.•...••.••..••. Steve Strabala Q December 21 at Salem High School from 9 P.M. to Midnight. Brenda Pauline, a senior in Reporters and Staff charge said, "The White Christmas Crissy Brooks Terri Leyman Mike Senanefes will be a success because of the great Rick Davis Rob Mehno Steve Strabala number of juniors that are putting Cathy Finch Brad Myers Sheila Toothman an effort toward it." Juniors help the Dave Fisher Lisa Nye Dave Tullis seniors and then next year they will Sharon Fryman Lori Peppel Kim Wells take charge. Dave Grams Paul Pirone Dave Dunn When asked if she thought the Tina. Izenour Dayne Popa Todd Lepley White Christmas would be a success Jeanette Jennings Sarah Robison Darrin Ackerman Barb Ewing said, "The White Ken Schramm Christmas will be as good as last year's if not better." The girls serving will be Ruth Adams, Charlotte Johnson, Susie Kansas Is Back-- Shears, Ann Reed, Tracy Esterly, Beth Young, and Sherri Brown. While Dave Miheim, Dave Roberts, And Tells It Like It Is Bob Magyaros, Bart Burge, Steve by Dave Grams Kornbau, Doug Stamp and Jay Staubt will serve as escorts for the "Kansas is back with a chart­ heaven or hell. If you have Christ, Concert Attractions you know what direction you are occasion. cla wing collection of vinyl by Dayne Popa Love Affair - Youngstown confessions. On this their latest LP, going. Brenda Pauline would like to In conclusion, Vinyl Confessions Arcade. thank all the people who have helped the band has traded for Here are some of the upcoming , and a bit of the is a collection of the truth of Jesus concerts on the dates below: Three Dog Night - Monroeville make this year's White Christmas a Holiday House. day to remember. band's old mystical mood for more Christ and how one must live to Dec. 18 - Johnny Vanzandt accessible power-glide pop. And yet, survive this wicked world and Band - Cleveland Agora. Michael Stanley Band - Pittsburgh Stanley Theatre. the old Kansas with its classic rock is "confess" to God. This is Wild Horses - Youngstown Jan. 1 Donny Iris and the still here; fans won't feel short­ definitely a deep-driving, Christ­ Arcade. Cruisers - Pittsburgh Stanley changed. At the same time, the centered recording. Dec. 23 - Other Half - supergroup, dominated by Youngstown Arcade. Theatre. Yearbooks Michael Stanley Band - Christians, has put together a Dec. 27 - McGuffey Lane - Coliseum. Coming Along package of direct, though non­ Cleveland Agora. propagandistic message-centered Dec. 31 - Donny Iris and the Jan. 16 - Bow Wow Wow - by Lisa Nye tunes. They speak of issues from a Cruisers - Coliseum. Pittsburgh Stanley Showcase. Are you wondering how you Jan. 18 - Billy Squire - could get a position on the Christian perspective without being The Meaning Pittsburgh Civic Arena. yearbook committee? First you particularly offensive to a general Enjoy the festivities and drive would have to talk to Mrs. audience." of carefully. Dohar, who is advisor for the -Gord Wilson/ Jim Long Gym Class On yearbook staff. They take appli­ Campus Life Magazine Movie Review Christmas cations from students. Then they October, 1982 by Darrin Ackerman The Move ask for references from teachers, Although the group is still quite a by Tina lzenour A poll was recently taken at the by Mike Senanefes for example are you bit liberal, their songs come down This week's reviewed movie is one responsible and fair. Last, and hard on this non-believing society of of the very highly rated movies of the high school by the Quaker staff and The advance gym class, under the the students were asked, "What does most important is that you God, and tell it like it is. summer. This movie is An Officer fine teaching of Mrs. Kendall is represent the whole school and and a Gentleman. Christmas mean to you?" In many of the lyrics, they speak learning all about different sports. not just your friends. The movie is about a young man Lisa Crosser - "Getting presents of Christ as the way to live and if you The advance gym class started the The students that are picked referred to as "Mayo." When he was and eating cookies." year off playing golf at Root 62 par 3 don't know Him personally there is are picked from a whole list of a boy his mother committed suicide Heather Roberts - "Santa Claus no worth in living. golf course. They learned how to hit people. They're not picked by and his father was stationed in the coming and bringing me presents." the ball, and how to hit it straight. Mrs. Dohar and it's mainly For example, the song Philippine Islands. When Mayo was Joe Popa - "Some time off from Next the gym class bowled at the "Diamonds and Pearls" explains school, eating a lot. from their design sheet they older, he wanted to become an Hunt Cfob Lanes. The class was turn in. From there students get that money and material possessions officer and fly jets. During the Mark Fowler - "A day of divided up into teams, and bowled will not get you into the kingdom of happiness." their positions and the training to be an officer, Mayo against each other. Mrs. Kendall yearbook begins. The only way heaven, but accepting Christ and learns respect for people and to Pat Roelen - "A time when the didn't only help the students bowl being obedient to Him is the only family is together and having a great she wants you there is "if you value authority. He also learns how better, but showed them how to keep way. This cut is taken from Matthew some people will use others for time." score. The class is currently involved have a purpose. Mrs. Dohar is 19:24 which reads, "It is easier for a something to better their life, and Mr. Viencek - "Celebrating the in playing racquet ball at the Salem always after the students to get things done and she's looking camel to go through the eye of a how far they will go to get it. brotherhood of man." Racquet Club. They are learning alt' for good photographers. needle, than for a rich man to enter Over-all the movie was very, very Mr. Long - "Making presents the rules and regulations that into the kingdom of God." for all my relatives." good. At first the language is a little pertain to racquet ball. The class Secondly, "Crossfire," another Terry Rosenberg - "I like Joe's harsh, but soon calms down. The hopes to go skiing after they get choice cut, tells you that it's your idea." done playing racquet ball. movie An Officer and a Gentleman Circus choice which way to go, meaning has a lesson to teach everyone. by Lori Peppel On Saturday, November 13, the White Christmas Formals handicapped students from SHS Large Selection went to the Barnum & Bailey Circus. Reasonable Prices Miss Henderson, the teacher, told me they took the county bus for the handicapped. The circus was at the 296 South Broadway Cleveland Coliseum. Out of the six Peggy's Bridals students Miss Henderson has, five of Phone 332-0314 them were able to go. I asked four of 7199 W. South Range Rd. - Greenford, Ohio them what they thought of the circus · Phone 533-3563 For Appointment and what they liked best about it. Here are their replies. Tina Parks - "It was fun. I liked ,,....C~>~O~O~~,__.l_D_C how the monkeys rode bikes and how the lions jumped through fire;" Laurel Fleishman - "I liked the people riding in the air. It was fun." Gilly Kauffman - "I liked it; it I <2/Jtotfttt'' was fun. I liked the trapeze and how Men's Wear the elephants stood up. I'd like to go I again." Salem's Store for the Jeff Healey - "I liked I I motorcycles in the cage." I Fashion-Minded Young Man I Miss Henderson said, "They were very good and acted appropriately and they and the hearing impaired will definitely take a trip in the L-~!?~_i spring, hopefully to Columbus." FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1982 THE SALEM QUAKER HAPPY NEW YEALRc,,:

The Shadow by Terri Leyman Christmas, A Puzzling Subject There in the midst ofeverything stands a Shadow. byDnkl Dunn He watches the people on the CHRISTMAS streets. OKLUVVVZQRJQPAUCXYJMEZVMVAEJIB A little girl gazes in awe at the JILQJNSHEEVOTADYECQQXSQACCSQAD beautiful dress in the window. GNETGFZIKYKTZREBMECEDEVHHZPAEU Her mama says, "Maybe Santa ZHMVRPNYUOEJNNKUJKSTDDRRVIGCAI MPMOTDALLSIQRYSMPRMEPllBQQKOVZ will bring you one this DLSFEKEQNNAYGWOKJYDBSSRETTBRBG Christmas, dear." GTEESTWIGIFGNEWRDRETTHXHHNLCWJ While the little girl is thinking YKRCIPOLLTKVZRCTIDMMBTOEWYUVXF in her heart WVSDCPEHCBLIGHTSAAAENHHLYMRIPG SWEGVBICXNXQBEJNSSOTGAXBLUFNKZ What a wonderful man this IZCYETFBTTGYPOECHMHULOQVDYUAEU Santa must be. LPDLDJRSWTFUCDAOXEZLMROOGQFSNS The Shadow turns and sees VFLIMNLIOBMGIRZPFNSODHLRUFAXNL people in the marts ESPMDEAYDGEROCTIMHKJKFGNCMUOGJ All seemingly in a hurry to buy RSRJGWLLUNHLCWROGUPSAHFITSWBTO BEMNNAHPRGQLHSLYMUAILOGSEJNNHY Gifts for that special mom and EBAJNDRTIEJSTOMMDSLBELIWPLUWGT dad or gal and guy. LVNDXJVESTDNTIHGIAMENRETBOSVIO The Shadow watches a man on LLIVKWLYSIONZNIOCURFHELBZRXKNT the sidewalk next to a kettle. SASBMSRLRERMOJENLTUCHDNZVGWHTH TUBUJPOELSIHEWDMSYEFMCBNIKAVNE He rings a bell in his hand VAJQBRCDASVVCJRAATNDWEIAAQEUEW And you'll drop some money in SUKPAAJETTCRHFMEINJIJDHSJTAVLO the kettle if you understand. UOICNUGLVDHJITOHTJRDGDNEUBOMIR A few blocks away in the city XAYDFXESLSUESPWHFNJOLHIWLMOPSL GKLDDTEILZDISPNSTCIRDHTTXHYCID high school PEOJOOHHCURQHQDNYRIWRAYHPFTEVF Young men and women are Lori Peppel and Friend SBFEJVVQYHMUVVRGAOIMUTOLINSEYL dressed in their very best. CYORZPQUCOKZILUKYRTBMQLYMEGEBY Tuxes and long gowns - this is EZWKHFFLUPPVPZSCEMHZSANTACLAUS their night, And to be asked to the dance by ACHRISTMASCAROL ORNAMENTS ANGELS OTANNENBAUM A Busy, Jolly Old Elf BELLS POINSETT A BETHLEHEM REINDEER that special boy is every girl's BIR THOFCHRIST RUDOLF CANDLES SANTACLAUS delight. by Lori Peppel CAROLS SCROOGE CHRISTMAS SILENTNIGHT Also, He watches as a young CHRISTMASTREE SILVERBELLS DECEMBER SLEIGH couple together put up their Once again it's that time of the the students at Salem High. He said, DECKTHEHALLS SLEIGHRIDE DRUMS SNOW first ,Christmas tree, year when that jolly old man in the in a very jolly voice, "Ho, ho, ho, FROSTY THEFIRSTNOEL HOLLY TOYLAND JINGLEBELLS TOYS JOYTOTHEWORLD WHITECHRISTMAS Decorating it from top to red suit shows up. I had a chance to Merry Christmas, Happy New Year LIGHTS WINTER WONDERLAND MISTLETOE WREATHES bottom, enjoying its beauty. ask that wonderful man questions. He and be careful!" Also, if you would MUSIC YULETIDE OHOLYNIGHT SLED This Shadow turns from the started off by telling me how busy he or if you know anyone who would sight and slowly lifts his head was. He said, "My elves are going like to write to him you can by toward Heaven and cries, ninety miles an hour working on the sending your letters addressed to Because every Christmas it is children's orders. The poor little Santa Claus, 33205 Snow Lane, the same; this, His birthday guys haven't had a break since the North Pole 63102. A Year's Is forgotten by so many, first letter arrived clear back in remembered by so few September!" Santa also told me, Supply And still He refuses to turn "Poor Mrs. Claus is also very busy Of away. making clothes and trying to get me to eat! She says I'm getting too skinny and that I'm not going to look good in my suit." I asked Santa to describe to me what his house and factory were like. Santa said, "My house is little and modest. Its decor is done mostly in red and green because in the North Pole it's Detention Christmas every day of the year. Slips Now, my factory, that's a different story. The inside of it is a total disaster! There's never time to clean it because the elves work in 24 hour shifts." I Would Like I asked him what he did during the To Have .. .. other months of the year. He told me he and Mrs. Claus and the elves take by Dave Grams a vacation to a warm state or Have you ever wondered what country. This year they're going to other students your age wanted for Hawaii. I finished the interview and Christmas? Well, I asked some asked him if he had anything to tell fellow classmates what they wanted and here are their responses: /OE Newsmakers Claudia Colbert - "G.R." The Intensive Office Education Jenny Gitschier - "J.Q." Department had their annual Pam Strabala - "I want one boy Assignment Proves business luncheon at Timberlanes with a red ribbon around him!" on Monday, December 6. Mrs. Janice Ritchea - "I want four Profitable Diane Rank, formerly a Salem High tickets to Hawaii and then give two Essay winners for the Voice of student, spoke about "Modeling, to Pam and her boyfriend!" Democracy contest were Terry Poise, and Self-Confidence." She is Paul Pirone - "I want a bear skin Rosenberg, Mark Centofanti, and a former model and now she is rug, a warm fire, and a companion Mark Barrette. All are students in settling down as a housewife and to go with it!" Mr. Viencek's College Writing class. mother. Wende Phillips - "I have When I asked Terry how he felt The juniors in the department had everything I want. when he learned that he had won he a guest speaker, Andrea Jeffrey, from Sue Bailey - "I would like to replied, "I was shocked - and so the Wilma Boyd School of Business have Clark Fediaczko and David Lee was everybody else." Although there in Pittsburgh on Tuesday, Roth!" was no reason for the shock November 30. She told them how to Tracy Isaacs - "I want to lose ten according to a comment he had get scholarships for the Wilma Boyd pounds so I can win my five dollar made earlier in the interview. He School and explained Data bet!" At Youngstown State University we understand how said, "I knew that if I tried I could do Processing and Word Processing. Diana Lutz - "I would like to important the decision you make today is to your a good job." The juniors were busy this season have 'Timmor' for Christmas. future of tomorrow. That's why at YSU we specialize Terry will now go on to the selling items. They are trying to get PLEASE?!!" District Competition, where he will all their money in on time right now. Monica Clark - "I want D.C. for in" Individualized Attention!" compete with other first place Thank you to all who helped to Christmas!" We want to make sure that your every concern and winners from local schools. His make this project successful. Ken Schramm - "A whole big set question is answered before you take that big step. essay will be judged on mechanics, This holiday season approached of Lincoln Logs!" So let's get together! Call or stop in today. content, and ability to adhere to very fast and is swiftly moving by. Sue Allis - "To go on a skiing theme. From there he will go on to The Christmas spirit is spread trip to Vermont or Colorado with a Tours of the campus can also be arranged for you State Competition and then on to a throughout the whole department. really good friend!" and your parents by calling National Competition, where he Steno II and Accounting II were Joan Davidson - "Go on a skiing YSU's Admissions Office. could win a $14,000 scholarship. busy putting up their Christmas trip to Vermont or Colorado with a I'd like to take this opportunity to trees after the Thanksgiving really good friend!" congratulate Terry along with Mark vacation. The rooms are brightly May all your Christmas wishes (216) 742-3150 Centofanti and Mark Barrette on decorated also. come true! Hope you all have a very their excellent fortune and to wish We hope everybody has a Merry Merry Christmas and a Happy New Committed to helping you build a better tomorrow! Terry further luck. Christmas and a Happy New Year!! Year!" PAGE FOUR HE SALEM QUAKER FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1982 ASSAM SEES IT

Scoring in double figures was once again Deb Janofa with another Grapplers Win Tournament game high of 18. Also, Amy Good­ ballet 11, and Sheila Toothman and by Paul Pirone Bianca Penick getting IO apiece. The Salem girls once again controlled the boards well with Amy Good­ ballet and Sheila Toothman with 14 and 13 respectively. Deb Janofa's 30 points also led Salem to an impressive whipping of East Liverpool as the girls racked up their third win. Salem's next two games will be played Dec. 23 (Fitch) and Dec. 27 (Louisville). Both are home games. Bowl Schedule by Rob Mehno With the closing of the season, there comes a wide variety of bowl games: Dec. 17 - Holiday Bowl at , Calif. Brigham Young (8-3) vs. Ohio Salem High Varsity Wrestlers Salem High Reserve Wrestlers State Univ. (8-3) Dec. 18 - California Bowl at placed first last Sat. winning with a at 140 points each. Third place went 2-1 record was sophomore Jeff · Salem Wrestlers opened Dec. 11 Fresno, Calif. score of 148\12. Second place was a to Massillon Washington with a Mitchell. Heavy-weight, David with an impressive win at The Salem Fresno State ( I0-1) vs. Bowling tie between Ravenna and Crestwood score of 109\12. And finally with a Janofa ended the day with a 3-1 Tournament. The Salem matmen Green (7-4) score of 98 was Boardman. record. With the rest of the team to Dec. 18 - Tangerine Bowl at Leading the team to victory was follow, Salem went on to win the tournament. Orlando, Fla. senior Mark Wolfgang and junior Boston College (8-2-1) vs. Auburn Playoff Races Close Jeff Quinn, who ended the day with Coach Kunar's thoughts on the (8-3) by Mr. Y records of 4-0 and 3-0 respectively. day were, "The team did an excellent Dec. 25 - Sun Bowl at El Paso, Senior Mark Slocum and junior Jim job, everyone wrestled well, and I Texas I figure I should start out by Bradshaw's shoulder didn't bother Kataro finished the day with 2-0 expect us to improve as the year goes Texas (9-2) vs. North Carolina (7-4) talking about the upsets of last him two weeks ago when he threw for records. Ending the day with 2-1 on." Despite poor student body Dec. 25 - Aloha Bowl at week's games, and make some three touchdowns just a week after records were seniors Paul Pirone, support, Salem is off to an excellent Honolulu, Hawaii predictions on this week's football the game with Seattle. Just goes to Jack Himber and Brian Davidson. year. Thanks goes to those who classics. First, I watched the show you the intelligence of a Also finishing the tournament with a supported the mighty matmen. Maryland (8-3) vs. Washington get shut out by Pittsburgh Steeler fan. Well, enough (9-2) the hard hitting Buffalo Bills, and of of the Steelers. Dec. 25 - Blue-Gray Bowl at course, for the last week I've heard The are having an Montgomery, Alabama the same old excuses from the outstanding season behind the All-Star Game Steeler fans for why Pittsburgh lost passing of their Spackmen Are Even Dec. 29 - Liberty Bowl at to a good team like Buffalo. But after Richard Todd. With Todd's Memphis, Tennessee listening to their excuses for losing impressive form he will lead the Jets by Dave Tullls Alabama (7-4) vs. Illinois (7-4) to Buffalo, I'll get to hear them brag to a 27-13 win over the Dolphins this Salem opened its '82-'83 Then Salem took to the road to Dec. 30 - Gator Bowl at when the Steelers rebound and weekend. basketball season with a win over battle Austintown Fitch, where they Jacksonville, Florida defeat Cleveland this Sunday. The real team to watch again this Youngstown Ursuline, 81-77. Senior suffered their first road loss, 71-62in West Virginia Univ. (9-2) vs. It seems like every time Pittsburgh year will be the Dallas Cowboys Jake Sell led the team with 18 o.t. Once again, fire plug Jake Sell Florida St. (8-3) plays a lousy team and wins their when they host New Orleans points, with senior Rick Foreman, led the Quakers with 18 points, Dec. 31 - Hall of Fame Bowl at fans go crazy and brag for weeks on Sunday. Combined with the home and 6-7 junior, John Breckenridge, followed by senior Dan Edgerton Birmingham, Alabama how good they are. But when they field advantages, and a superb both collecting 13, followed by collecting a season's high of 12 Vanderbilt (8-3) vs. Air Force (7-5) lose like they did last week to a good defense, Dallas will dominate New senior, Joe Marra and Ted Jones, points, with Breckenridge and Ted Dec. 31 - Peach Bowl at Atlanta, looking Buffalo team, the truly Orleans, beating them 31-13. I feel and junior Brian Toothman, getting Jones both with IO. Georgia dedicated unbiased fans of the NFL teams unerestimate the Iowa (7-4) vs. Tennessee (6-4-l) Steelers just look up an excuse in I 0 points apiece. When asked, Ted When Jake Sell was asked what he Dec. 31 - Blue Bonnet Bowl at potential of the Cowboy defense. Jones said about the win over Ursu- thought of the season so far his reply their excuse book and find the old When Brian Sipe commented on the Houston, Texas worn out excuse that line, "I thought it was great to was, "We've gotten off to a bad start, Dallas defense, he had the nerve to start the season with a win over a , Arkansas (8-2-1) vs. Florida (8-3) had a slightly off-day. say that the defensive secondary of but as the year goes on we will get Jan. I - Fiesta Bowl at Tempe good steel valley team." Jones also better." Then Salem traveled to The top rated passer in the NFL the Cowboys played like the three Arizona. ' had a game high 9 rebounds. Warren to play JFK; Salem paced passed for an awesome total yardage Stooges. Well the three Stooges Oklahoma (8-3) vs. Arizona State of 3 yards for the entire game, intercepted three Brian Sipe passes in The next Friday Salem suffered behind Ted Jones' 23 points beat (9-2) its first home loss against Girard; the Eagles by IO; Jake Sell followed until of course, Cliff Stoudt entered Cleveland's embarrassing defeat at with 7 seconds left in the game, with 12. Jan. I - Cotton Bowl at Dallas, the game. I even heard the excuse the hands of the Dallas Cowboys. Vince Smith drilled a jumper from Texas that Bradshaw's shoulder was still Shows you how much Brian Sipe the top of the key. When I asked SMU (I0-0-1) vs. Pitt (9-2) bothering him from the hit he took a knows about football. Coach Spack about the loss he replied, This evening Salem plays a MVC Jan. I - Rose Bowl at Pasadena, few weeks ago in the Seattle game. Moving right along, the Buffalo "It was disappointing especially when game with Campbell, and then California It's funny how Bradshaw's shoulder Michigan (8-3) vs. UCLA (9-1-l) Bills face the Tampa Bay Buccaneers you shoot 59%." In the loss to Saturday against Youngstown didn't bother him a few weeks ago in this week with Tampa Bay rising to Girard, Jake Sell, once again, led the South. The Bi-weekly staff hope for Jan. I - Orange Bowl at Miami, the Seattle game. It's funny how the top beating Buffalo 23-10. The Quakers in scoring with 16 points, the best for Coach Spack and our Florida Nebraska (II-I) vs. Louisiana State Quakers Well H o U'S t o n 0 i 1e r s p 1a y t h e with Rick Foreman collecting 13, MIGHTY QUAKER ROUND­ , and with a Ted Jones 12, and Breckenridge IO. BALLERS. (8-2-1) Represented record like Philadelphia has, one Jan. I - Sugar Bowl at New could only pick Houston to win. But Orleans, Louisiana by Ken Schramm the Eagles have some pride left; Ron Georgia (11-0) vs. Penn St. (IO-I) When the high school football Jaworski will lead Phili to a stunning Girls Start Fast Jan. 15 - East-West Shrine Bowl season came to a close it was time for upset by the score of 17-13. Finally, at Palo Alto, California the MVC (Mahoning Valley one more team worth mentioning, by Shella Toothman All-Star Game Conference) all league team to be the new Los Angeles Raiders will Jan. 15 - Hula Bowl at Honolulu, announced. The Quakers had five defeat the L.A. Rams, 31-7. The running girls' basketball team with game high of 22, Bianca Penick Hawaii players named to the first team Looking ahead to the playoffs, I looks sharp in the first two games of 18, and Sheila Toothman and Amy All-Star Game which included Dayne Popa and could only see two teams from the the season. The season opener Goodballet with 13 and 10 Jan. 22 - Senior Bowl at Mobile, Steve Strabala on the offensive NFC that were possibly Super Bowl against Beaver Local looked just fab respectively. The Quaker girls Alabama team. On defense were Dave Janofa material. The Washin~ton Redskins as the Quakers raced past with a 68- controlled the boards while Sheila All-Star Game and Rob Mehno. Tom Bruderly was and Dallas Cowboys fight for a 43 victory. Toothman had the game high 15 Jan. 22 - Gold Bowl at Anaheim, the kicker for the MVC team. All well deserved Super Bowl spot. The The Beaver Local coach Mr. rebounds followed by Amy California five seniors having a ·great season AFC will see the New York Jets and Klenovic said, "They are as good a Goodballet and Ginda Woods 11 All-Star Game led the Quakers to a record of seven the Cincinnati Bengals going after a running girls' team as I've ever seen." and 7 apiece. Jan. 22 - Japan Bowl at Yokohama, wins, two losses, and one tie. Super Bowl berth but don't count Coach Craig Readshaw added, "We The second game was a battle for Japan The all-county volleyball first the Steelers out of it. played about the way I would expect Quaker girls but they fought hard All-Star Game team included two Quakers Dawn If your team wins the Super Bowl, for the first game. I was very pleased and came up with a 58-57 victory. New Year's Day, the Penn State Kelly and Bianca Penick. Both and everyone says it wasn't a real with the way we were able to handle Senior Bianca Penick scoring the Nittany Lions encounter the Georgia senior girls were helped by juniors Super Bowl due to the shortened their man-to-man press for the most winning bucket on an out of Bulldogs for the national Kris Talbot and Tanya Pshsniak. season, and no divisions, just remind part." bounds play with seconds to go in championship. Another game of Kris Talbot made second team and them that your team had a tougher The first part of the game started the game enabled the Quakers to go importance will be SMU and Pitt in Tanya Pshsniak made honorable time. They won the Super Bowl and out slow because of fouls. In the first on to a 2-1 record. Readshaw added, the Cotton Bowl. mention. These four girls helped did it by playing only nine regular quarter the Quakers raced out to "This year, we have a team that will Salem to a fine overall record. These season games. And only the best lead 13-6. The second quarter 33-12 sit and listen. They did what I told fine young athletes are what make team in the NFL could come back and third quarter 50-34 and finished them. They are listening to what Salem sports a good program to be from a long strike with no football, the game by winning 68-43. Scoring their coaches tell them this year. included in. and go on to win the Super Bowl. in double figures were Deb Janofa That will be a plus down the road."