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Attention Juniors! the uaker VOL. 70 - No. 9 SALEM SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL - SALEM, OHIO FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1983 Mark Johnson Mike Mozina Robert Abrams Diana Milheim James Kay Jose Soriano Lisa Scullion Jeanine Huzyak Melissa Conn Michael Medford SHS TOP TEN SENIORS Ten students in the Class of 1983 staff, biology aide, band, .Key Club, editor of the Yearbook staff, she has· member of Boy Scouts, golf leagues She has her varsity letter for achieving the highest academic and earned three varsity letters in won the Brooks Writing Award and and church league basketball. tennis, has won the Brooks Writing standing for their four years at tennis. been a delegate to Buckeye Girls Miss Scullion also plans a medical Award, and was named a senator at Salem High School have been His awards have included Brooks State. Named to Who's Who, she career and will attend Northeastern Buckeye Girls State. Miss Conn has announced by Principal Rob Writing, Buckeye Boys State, Who's has been band librarian two years, Ohio Universities College of been a cast member in three Salem Delane. Two of the students share Who Among American High won underclass high point awards Medicine's six-year program at the Community Theatre productions ·honors as valedictorians, and there School Students (junior and senior for track three years, was Senior University of Akron and possibly and is treasurer of the Young are two salutatorians. years), and the National English Academic A ward winner for specialize in pediatrics. Member of Peoples Theatre. She has been Earning perfect 4.0 grade point Merit Award. He is a member of the volleyball and served as the VFW's Academic Honor Society for two employed at the Shop for averages are Mark Thomas National Junior Music Club, Royalty Day Athletic Queen. years, band four years, a Buckeye Pappagallo since 1980. Johnson, son of Dr. and Mrs. Medical Explorers, Christian A Junior Music Study Club Girls State delegate, Yearbook Medford will head for Capital Thomas Johnson of 2247 Southeast Education Committee and the member, she has also been active in activities co-editor and Yearbook University and a major in Blvd.; and Michael Mozina, whose United Presbyterian Church group. the United Presbyterian Church and senior editor, she has also included psychology following graduation. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Planning to study engineering at its softball program, and the Strouss Academic Challenge two years, He has been a member of Key Club, Mozina of 432 S. Madison Ave. Ohio State University, Mozina has Junior Advisory Board. French Club two years, American German Club, Academic Honor Field Service Club, Prom and White Grade point averages of 3.97 were served as president of Mu Alpha With an engineering major his Society, and was an honor prize earned by Robert S. Abrams, son of Theta and been active in Academic Christmas dance committees among winner in the Mount Union Essay goal, Kay plans to attend the her activities. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Abrams of Honor Society, Key Club, Spanish General Motors Engineering and Competition. 1940 Whinnery Rd.; and Diana Club, Academic Challenge and Management Institute. In school he Winner of the National English Milheim, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. band. He has won a National Merit A tri-captain in track and cross has belongeed to Mu Alpha Theta, Merit Award, Marian Award, the country, he was named Most David Milheim of 2322 Kennedy Scholarship, Ohio Academic Key Club, Spanish Club, Academic Elks "Most Valuable Student" Drive. Scholarship, Ohio Certificate of Valuable Runner in the cross Honor Society, Academic Scholarship (local and state), she is country program. A member of Following closely in the top lO are Superior Achievement in Challenge, band, Pep Band, and the also listed in Who's Who. James Kay, with a 3.94 average; Jose Mathematics, Bronze Medal in Emmanuel Lutherleague of the tennis team. Community activities have included Emmanuel Church, he enjoys road A. Soriano, 3.86; Lisa R. Scullion, National Mathematics Test and was Camp Fire (12 years), Candystriper 3.86; Jeanine Huzyak, 3.85; Melissa listed in Who's Who. A Buckeye Boys State delegate, he racing, bike touring and camping. has won the Brooks Writing Award, (two years), Music Makers (four L. Conn, 3.81; and Michael A. A Buckeye Boys State delegate The top 10 ranking seniors will be National English Merit Award, years), Medical Explorers, Junior Medford, 3. 78. and member of the American honored at an awards assembly Who's Who (junior and senior Catholic Daughters of America, and Parents of the scholars are Mr. Legion Band, Mozina has been Thursday, May 26, when they will be years), and was on school teams for St. Paul Catholic Church. and Mrs. Edward Kay of 1230 employed as a stockboy at Salem presented with gold cords. The cords the American High School Planning to study bilingual Conser Drive, Dr. and Mrs. Foodland since 1982. will be worn with their gowns during Antonio S. Soriano of 2245 Abrams will attend Adrian Mathematics Exam and Ohio education, Miss Huzyak will attend Council of Teachers of Mathematics Akron University. Named student graduation and baccalaureate Edgewood Drive, Mrs. Suellen College to study accounting ceremonies June 5 in the high school Scullion of 233 W. Pine Lake Rd., following his graduation. He has contest. Kay is active in the Salem mayor in upcoming Youth in Government Day activities, she has auditorium. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Huzyak of 1243 been in German Club four years, Nazarene Church Youth Group and belonged to Spanish Club, Fairview Ave., Mr. and Mrs. Harry two years on Academic Challenge is employed at Long John Silver's. American Field Service Club and R. Conn of 344 Highland Ave., and teams, and two years in the Academic Soriano will be attending the Academic Honor Society. She Rev. and Mrs. William Medford of Honor Society. He has been named Northeastern Ohio Universities 595 N. Union Ave. to the United States Achievement College of Medicine for a doctor of has earned a National Merit Special Attention Principal Delane points out the Academy for English, to Who's medicine degree. His school Scholarship, an Honor Scholarship from Akron University and Brooks students have not only earned Who, and was a member of the activities have included participa­ Juniors! academic honors but have exhibited winning County Bowl team. tion in Academic Challenge, Writing awards. She is employed as a wide variety of interests and made President of the United Methodist Academic Honor Society, American receptionist at St. Paul Rectory. Field Service Club, Spanish Club, The 1983-1984 Yearbook contributions to school and Youth Fellowship, he also manages Planning to major in biology, Staff needs your help. In community activities through their the church's softball team and has Key Club, Yearbook staff and Miss Conn will be attending Wake biology aide. He is in Who's Who order to have a color senior participation. been a paper carrier for The Salem Forest University in the fall. Her section we must have all sen­ Johnson plans to attend Cornell an!j was Buckeye Boys State News for seven years. activities have included presidency ior pictures In by December University in the fall to major in Miss Milheim has been alternate and member of the Biology of American Field Service Club, _Olympics and County Bowl teams. 1, 1983. The pictures must be biology. In school he has been a designated as a Freshman Scholar at vice-presidency of Mu Alpha Theta, vertical, color glossies. Try member of _the Academic Honor Ohio State University where she will On the golf and tennis teams, he membership in Spanish Club, to get senior pictures taken Society, Mu Alpha Theta math major in biology as a pre-optometry has earned two varsity letters in golf. French Club, Academic Challenge, by this summer. honorary (secretary), Academic student. A member of the Academic Out of school, he is treasurer of Academic Honor Society and Challenge, Spanish Club, Yearbook Honor Society and activities co- Medical Explorers Post 5, and a Yearbook staff. PAGE TWO THE SALEM QUAKER FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1983 SENIORS ANNOUNCE PLANS Jeff Auman - Attend Y.S. U. for Dan Johnston - I will be going to Marti Wendel - Go into Shawna Seddon - I'm going to Brent Hively - I want to go to a two years and then another college Miami University to study Business Professional Body Building. Columbus to get a secretarial job Technical School for Computers. for two or three years and majoring Finance. John Zamarelli -Attend Mount and save up for Ohio State Jon M. Fiebeger - Working in a in Engineering. Reana Johnston - Go to the Union College for Music Education University for a teaching degree. Wholesale Cigarettes and Tobacco Kelly Finch - Attend Miami University of Pittsburgh to study and Voice Study. Brian Wright - Move to Candy Shop. University of Ohio for Business. Pre-law. Deb Weldon - Going to the Arizona. Robert Hoover - Find a job. Dan Edgerton - College. Todd Lepley - Study Tele­ University of Akron to major in Glena McAfee - I will be getting Ron Lease - To be an auto Becky Ehrhart - I plan to attend communications and Photography. Physical Education, but I might married to Chuck Frederick on July mechanic. Evangel College in Springfield, Mo. Beth Willis - Attend Bowling switch over to Pre-law my 23, and I will continue working at Tim Bailey - Youngstown State to study Early Childhood Green University to study Business sophomore year. Buckeye Publishing. I am also University for Mechanical Education. Management and Marketing. Curtis N. Kelley - A military planning to attend YSU next year. Engineering. Elaine Roberts - Go to college Melissa Conn - I will be Policeman for the next three years Paula K.
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