A High School Tradition for 84 Years

' /, Editor's Note: In this issue, Erik Weitz looks at the world of music with an A to Z guide to CDs. The first part of this two part feature looks at CDs from A to H. l!fl. This Issue: Opinion- 4 & 5 Focus .. 9& JO Sports-14, 15~ & 16 News- 2 & 3 Features-6, 7& 8 Entertainment-11, 12 & 13 March brings many Extra help before school activities by Stephanie Schmid Many students material, or enhance mate­ by Stephanie Schmid come to school early in rial already learned. the morning to seek extra Interact French Club help. At.times, when stu­ After several oc­ Interact will con­ At their March dents are in the hallways, currences, Mr. McShane tinue to work with the com­ meeting, being held on March they are asked by a staff announced that students munity and with the ex­ 11, they will play French member for a pass. With­ no longer need a pass to re­ change students. They will games. Snacks will be served. out a pass, the students are ceive extra help before also sponsor dances and French Club held their an­ sent to the cafeteria and school. concession stands. Inter­ nual Valentine's Day Flower don't receive the help When asked about act had good turnouts for Sale on February 10, 11, and they need. the situation, Mr. Bennett their Pancake Breakfasts 12. They also had an after With this rule stated" I think it is great that and Salvation Drive. People school Mardi Gras party on strictly enforced a times, students and teachers can seem anxious to volunteer February 11. T}te party in­ students were not able to make an agreement on ex­ and help out. Interact is cluded pizza, traditional go over information be­ tra learning." planning to host a "Senior king's cake, games, and mu­ fore a test, review new Prom" for the senior citizens sic. of our community in May. Pep Club Yearbook Pep club sponsored Yearbook ran a the Sweetheart dance held on It's out therefor you concession stand at a boys Febuary 15. All members by Deanna Thomas basketball game. M&M need to tum in dues as soon money should be turned in. as possible. Activity pictures are com­ There are many zen or eligible non-citizen ing up. Yearbook would like students that are searching and have a valid Social Se­ to congratulate Ky le for financial assistance to curity Number. He or she Markovich on meeting his help pay for college. A must register with the Se­ deadlines. WAY TO GO student needs to realize lective Service if required. KYLE. that a college education is The student must also a great investment for his maintain a good academic or her future. No one progress report in school. Drivers education in should limit a decision on a college because of cost. The actual cost that stu­ Gift Assistance school dents pay often is very dif­ This includes lo­ by Stephanie Schmid . ferent from the price of a cal and/or community Drivers education programs were cut drastically college. There are several scholarships, specific col­ when, in 1991, the Ohio General Assembly said that types of financial aid lege scholarships, and schools· no longer had to offer these programs. Today available for students. grants from federal or state only 190 of Ohio's 611 school districts offer drivers ed. governments or colleges. Several organizations, including Mothers Against Drunk What Students Need Repayment is not required Driving, are calling for reinstituting drivers education in to Qualify for Finan- with gift assistance. A stu­ schools. cial Aid dent during his or her jun­ At the beginning of last school year the school Students must ior year should begin to re­ board cut drivers education at Salem High School . have a need for financial search local and/or com­ Currently the only option that SHS students have to take help. They have to have a munity scholarships. Spe­ a drivers education course is through a commercial driv- high school diploma or a cific college scholarships ing school. General Education De- are based on many things Mr. Bennett, who has taught driver's education velopment (GED) certifi- including academics, ath­ for 35 years, said "I think that it is essential for students cate. The student must letics, leadership, service, to have more than eight hours in a car before they can also pass a test approved and religious affiliation. drive." Through the school, students received 32 hours by the Department of Grants are awarded based in the car and simulator. At a commercial driving school Education. He or she has on the applicant's demon­ students only get eight hours in the car. Bennett hopes to to be a regular student en- strated financial need. see the program return to the high school. rolled in school and work- Scholarships are awards Bennett also said that driver's education is " the ing towards a degree in an only course that you can take in high school where you eligible program. The stu- It's out there for you, contin can get killed." dent must be a U.S. citi- uedonpg. 3 Page 2 The Quaker Thursday Feburary 20,1997 ,, I It's out there for you, but some students receive nancial situation. Another !or. Students can also send continued from pg. 2 a gopher-type job. Students source of financial aid is for an application at: that are given to under­ can only work ten hours per merit-based. That normally graduate students based on week. A portion of the sal­ depends on academic, ar­ Federal Student Aid the applicant's academic ary is paid by the govern­ tistic, or athletic talent. It Information Center merit. However, financial ment. Most students that also sometimes depends P.O. Box 84 need is sometimes taken receive work-study jobs on the stu­ Washington, D.C. 20046 into account in determin­ are under- d e n t s 1-800-4-FED-AID ing the amount awarded. graduate grades, Fellowships are awarded to students. t e s t Almost every col­ graduate students based on The second scores, lege requires the FAFSA. It the applicant's academic w or k - hobbies, is the main financial aid ap­ merit. There are two differ­ study pro­ and spe­ plication. It is important ent kinds of fellowships. gram is as­ cial tal­ that a student and their par­ The residential fellowships sistant­ ents as ents fill out the form and provide support for a stu­ ships. As­ awarding sent it in by February 15, dent to use an institution's sistant­ criteria. 1997. Be sure to list all the facilities. Dissertation fel­ ships pro­ Loans are colleges (up to 6) that you lowships support students v i d e s available are considering and put while writing their thesis. graduate from the their code numbers on the Some forms of gift aid re­ students federal form! quire a few years of service with a full govern­ in exchange for financial or partial ment, lo­ aid. The student will have to tuition cal banks, This article will be contin­ pay back the.award if one waiver and and col­ ued in the next issue of fails to complete the ser­ also a leges. THE QUAKER with further vice requirement. small sti­ Some - information on Joans, pend that times stu­ grants, and FAFSA. Self-help Assistance requires them to perform dent loans do not have to be This , includes teaching and research du­ paid back until you have work-study, Joans to stu­ ties. The third program is graduated. Branches of the dents and their parents, and regular part-time employ­ military also have college regular employment and ment. It is only during the benefits that are available military service time. The academic year or the sum­ to students. work-study program helps mer months. The loans and Leather··Goods a student work on campus student employment are To get Financial Aid Jewelt&y· part-time to help pay for also known as self help. First, you have to D'a~ts college. Student employ­ Some financial apply. Seniors should have Ear:Rings ment has three forms . One aid programs are need­ already have the F AFSA is federal or state work­ based. The amount of aid 229East (Free Application for Fed­ State Street study programs. The job that the student receives eral Student Aid). Ifyou do should be career oriented, depends on his or her fi- Sa/em, Ohio not have this form be sure 337-8848 to request one from your The Quaker's Proposal on Student Expression school's guidance counse- We the staff of The -Quaker hereby ac­ 1996-97 Quaker Staff knowledge our responsibility-to provide informa­ Principal Photo Editor tive and entertaining reading pertaining to the Charles McShane MeganVazzo Advisor Entertainment Reporters students, staff, and parents of Salem Senior High Jeff Ladner Erik Weitz School. Editor-in-chief Angela Carlisle Tracy Drake Sports Reporter To make The Quaker a crediblRnewspa­ Entertainment Editor Shelby Perry per, we will aim for accuracy and objectivity, with Jennifer Weingart Opinion Reporter the truth being our,.ultimate goal. It is also our Sports Editor Liz Russell Megan Z~otti News Reporter duty to make promptcorrectionswhenneccessary. Opinion Editor Deanna Thomas However, we-must also respecUhe rights of oth­ Mandi Jackson Focus Reporters Focus Editor Connie Morris ers while we gather and present news. We are Erica Godfre_y Jennifer Bell not permitted to invade a .person's right to pri­ School News Editor Feature Reporter Stephanie Schmid Tom Cosma vacy. Feature Editor Photographers SinceThe Quaker is a forum, we encour­ MeaanVazzo Shelby Perry Advertising/Business Deanna Thomas age input from our readers in the form of stories, Manager Angela Carlisle essavs letters etc. Jennifer Bell Thursday February 20,1997 The Quaker Page 3 Online ups and downs by Mandi Jackson In the past few ber of Internet users has sonal e-mail account. You fornia earned $800,000 on years, the United States has doubled every year since can write to friends and their online pornographic been bombed with an ex­ 1988. family in another state or e­ image bulletin board, Ama­ plosion of technological With the touch of mail colleges and business teur Action. Anti­ advancement. There has a few computer keys, the companies. cyberporn organi:z;ations, been an outbreak of infor­ Internet leaves the world at However, as the such as Enough is Enough, mation and opportunities your fingertips. You can Internet becomes more and are taking actions against that has never been avail­ this by demanding the need able before. By the year to censor indecent material 2000, it is possible that TV on the Internet. The gov­ viewers may have up to ernment tried to step in and 1,000,000 channels to control the situation in choose from. And right February of 1996 by pass­ now, practically every fam­ ing the CommunicatiOllS ily has a cellular phone, and, Decency Act. However, in soon, each person will have June of 1996, a panel of a personal phone number. three judges overturned the Furthermore, scientists are law and extended Firs1 researching, experiment­ Amendment Rights to the ing, and building solar Internet. The U. S. Su­ power automobiles that preme Court has plans to may change all forms of review the case in the neat international and continen­ future. tal transportation. How­ It has been said ever, the most recent and that "The Internet is humor'. possibly the most signifi­ ously exposed as techno· cant advancement is the logical marvel that let~ birth of the Internet. people chat with boring stu· The Internet origi­ visit and tour places in the more popular, many people pid strangers aroun4 the nally began in 1969 as a United States and other are beginning to abuse its world. The Internet iS''used military project called countries. The Internet al­ resources. Someone with by people of all ages, back· ARAPnet. It was devised lows you to plan vacations experience can easily pi­ grounds, and occupations, during World War II to and set up hotel reserva­ rate and distribute personal but really by crazed teeru transfer information and tions. There is also online information such as ad­ pretending to be of all back· was later developed in shopping for items you . dresses and credit card grounds, ages; and occupa· preparation for a nuclear can't find or just don't have numbers of unsuspecting tions." Whether this i! war. However, it soon be­ the time to search for in a individuals. This practice true, I am not sure. How· came popular with com­ department store. You can has become a new form of ever, this statement doe~ puter scientists and has order flowers, find out stalking that involves ha­ prove that the Internet i! since grown dramatically about the latest movies, and rassment and the posting of slowly becoming populai as prices become more af­ receive up-to-the-minute defamatory material. among America's youth fordable and programs are news from newspapers and There is also much Even though the Inteme' easier to understand and news stations. You can even concern regarding the may not have any practica run. As a result, the num- sell, buy, and rent houses transferring of porno­ use yet, it will behefr and cars. The Internet can graphic material, much in­ today's teens by becomin~ download movie clips, volving young children. In a life necessity in the fu; sound effects, and music. 1994, a couple from Cali- ture. ! ~;:;$:ef $ 5 By "surfing the net", you 3 Beef&: Cheddar can find out information "Some of tlte world's I about any product you own or research a topic. The greatest feats were accom­ I 320 possibilities are endless. plislted /Ju people not E. tate St Computer owners can also become a member smart enough to htow ,r.)_ alem, ofAmerica On Line (AOL). This allows you to speak tlteu were impossible. " • Ohio with people in any part of the world and set up a per- -Doug £arson

Page 4 .· The Quaker Thursday ~ebruary 20, 1997 80 reasons to remem­ Her royal ber... highness, Chelsea by Liz Russell by Megan V azzo The eighties were a very important decade for If Chelsea Clinton was a normal teenager, the America. It was a decade in which society recovered from media would hardly be more interested in her any more the sixties and seventies, where things were no longer than the exhibitionist next door neighbor. However, be­ "groovy", but instead "awesome" or "radical". The appear­ ing the "first daughter" carries more responsibility and ance of America changed as well - instead of bell bot­ bonuses than a title. toms and other hippie trends, people were wearing v-neck Many little girls dream of being a princess. short sleeved sweaters and bright white sneakers. So, when Chelsea embodies the daydream as close as possible that you are feeling nostalgic, it is a look back on some of a girl in this country could. She lives in a very presti­ these things which embody the eighties ... gious white castle with many aids or servants to help her l. jelly bracelets 2. 's Purple Rain phase tie her shoes. She has a very elite squad of body~ards 3. MC Hammer 4. MC Hammer's pants 5. David Bowie on duty 24 hours. Her high profile gets her invitations to 6. The Breakfast Club 7. any other Molly Ringwald movie all the exclusive parties in Washington including one re­ 8. Max Headstrom 9. Care Bears 10. the birth ofNintendo cently hosted by Mr. JFK Jr. Himself. To top it all off, 11. Atari 12 .Pac Man ~d Donkey Kong 13. The Incred­ she has a very cool airplane at her disposal to keep up ible Hulk 14. Cyndi Lauper 15. the insanity inducing with her demanding social life. Who needs a car? Rubick's Cube 16. 's Thriller 17. The What's best of all about being Chelsea Clinton birth of MTV 18. 's "" phase 19. is that she did absolutely nothing, except play a role, to :ieon spandex as a trend 20. Devo (Whip it good!) 21. get where she is today. Daddy was the one who did a:ll the campaign speeches. The average citizen could work their Back To the Future movies 22. the Nickelodeon show, fingers down to nubs and still never get that kind ofroyal You Can't Do That On Television 23. Princess Di and treatment. Prince Charles' dream marriage 24. He- Man and his tough In addition to being very lucky, Chelsea is a very ;ister, She-ra 25. "The running man" (the trendy dance smart girl too. She skipped the third grade, is a National 1one of us will admit to having done at Jr. High dances) Merit Scholar semifinalist, and is now looking at colleges. l6. that Biz-markie song, "Just a Friend" 27. Crack be­ Harvard, Princeton, Yale, Wellesley, Brown, and Stanford ;omes the candy of the rich and stupid 28. Nancy Regan make up a very impressive list of choices. Any one of md the "War on Drugs" 29. Wham! 30. Madonna's "Ma­ them would probably donate a sports program to have the erial Girl" phase 31. Jazzercise 32. Webster 33. plastic first daughter attend school there. A phone call from daddy :harm necklaces with at least 50 charms on them 34. the saying, "I feel it would be in the best interest of the coun­ ·ise and fall of the New Kids on the Block, which kind of try to have my daughter attend school here, "would prob­ ies in with 35. the fall of communism and the demise of ably give her a good head start for her application. he USSR 36. "Hands Across America" and "We Are the As for the downsides to the whole situation, there Norld", Hollywood's attempt to help those less fortu­ can not be very many. The public knows that she dated a iate as well as look good 37. tube tops accepted by the clean cut young man and that on her 16th birthday she >ublic 38. AIDS is first found in the bloodstream of gay took friends up to Camp David for Paintball in camou­ nen in New York (either from a monkey or the US gov­ flage. All this sounds well and good so who cares if the :mment, we'll never know where it really came from) media knows about it? Chelsea Clinton is a real human being with real ~9. "Don't Worry, Be Happy" gives Bobby Mcferrin his problems. She has an unusual amount of pressure on her ifteen minutes of fame 40. pop artist Andy Warhol dies to be the picture perfect daughter. Keeping up a good ~ 1. The Clash 42. "Video Killed the Radio Star" by the facade whether it is fake or not would be tiring. Chelsea 3uggles, the first video on MTV 43. Julia Robert's ca­ also has to take on the responsibility of being used as an eer breakthrough in Pretty Woman 43. Family Ties 44. example of family values for the opinion polls. One is Ar. Belvedere 45. Punky Brewster 46. The repulsive Gar­ led to wonder if late at night in the dark dungeon comers i age Pail Kids 47. The Challenger explosion 48. of her white castle, princess Chelsea screams alone in :hemobyl 49. Blue mascara as a beauty item 50. Iran­ the dark, "Leave me alone!" :ontra 51. the George Michael song, "I Want Your " ;2. Fox gives birth to two of TV's most dysfunctional amilies, the Simpsons and the Bundys 53. My Little Pony the late eighties, the CD player 67. big hair 68. big bangs :>ys 54. Farrah Fawcett's hair 55. 56. M* A *S*H (on girls and a few creative boys) 69. Michael Jackson's 7. Mr. T and the A-team 58. Pound Puppies 59. my birth­ red jacket with all of the zippers 70. Michael Jackson's lay! 60. the Get in Shape, Girl! exercise set which taught one gloved look 71. lots of hairspray full of CFC's de­ ·oung girls physical insecurity (thin is GOOD, fat is BAD) pletes the ozone layer 72. George and Millie Bush 73. ·1. Martha Quinn's deejaying career on MTV 62. the Ber­ Madonna's cone-shaped bras 74. Pat Benetar 75. Heart in Wall came down 63. one word: crimpers! 64. crimp­ 76. Rainbow Brite 77. Glo-worms 78. taffeta 79. denim rs with different designs in them, like stars and hearts jackets adorned with millions of buttons 80. John Lennon 5. Sassy magazine once being cool 66. several new ap­ is shot and killed by Henry David Chapman, a psychopath ·liances are brought into the middle-class American's who modeled his life after the J.D. Salinger novel, The ome: the microwave, the VCR, the camcorder, and, in Catcher in the Rye and thought he was Holden Caulfield.

Thursday February 20, 1997 TheQuaker Pages Teens and veggies by Tracy Drake During the sixties, not eat meat simply as a the same groups that have don't see why we kill ani­ teenage vegetarians were result of their chosen or made teens the main tar­ mals when we don't need known as long-haired betrothed religion. For the gets of their campaigns. to." Deanne does eat any rebels who waved two fin­ most part, vegetarians (es­ These groups show gory meat at all, nor does she eat gers in the air and said pecially young people) are videos of slaughterhouses gelatin, which is also dis­ words like "groovy" and against killing and exploit­ at music concerts and pass dained by vegetarians be­ "peace." But thirty years ing animals. Others say that out pins and bumper stick­ cause it is developed from later the stereotype is gone, eating low on the food ers that read "Eat your the bone and bone marrow and vegetarianism has be­ chain is a more suitable use veggies, not your friends" of animals. She also has come much more accepted of the Earth's natural re­ to elementary schools. boycotted leather products and mainstream with youth. sources. Some even ex­ It was seeing and anything else that is How healthy is it for teen­ clude meat from their rou­ these gruesome videos in derived from torturing ani­ agers? How healthy do tine simply because it is science class that has mals. · teenage vegetarians eat? In more costly than plant caused many students to But the biggest addition, what is the main foods. Still others mention eliminate meat from their controversy with teenage motive for teens who have health reasons for switch­ diets. SHS sophomores vegetarianism is whether or eliminated meat? ing. After all, studies have Angie Rank and Bobby not these teens are con­ First, one must under­ shown time and time again Warner both say that suming a sufficient amount stand the basic elements of that meatless diets de­ graphic videos were the of iron, zinc, vitamin B 12, crease the risk of a heart vegetarianism. The main v reasons they first decided and other vitamins and pro­ goal in converting to a veg­ teins. The reason for this etarian lifestyle is to elimi­ concern is .that most teens nate most or all consump­ will admit that they don't tion of foods derived from really eat all that healthy. animals (red meat, poultry, French fries and chocolate etc.). True vegetarians also sometimes end up being stick to a healthy diet that substitutes for red meat. embodies fruits, veg­ But Angie, Bobby, and etables, pastas, and grains. Deanne say this isn't so. However, there are many They all say they eat some variations of vegetarians: junk food, but they are not . *vegans - eat only plant­ addicts. Angie says that part based foods of the reason she gave up ', •lacto-vegetarians - in­ meat was just to eat clude :n;iilk and milk prod­ healthier. "I eat some [junk ucts in their diet food], but I didn't replace meat with junk food." *ovo-vegetarians - in­ SHS students Bobby Warner, Connie Morris, Deanne Brown, The issue focuses on those clude eggs and Angie Rank discuss the pros and cons of being teenage teens that do substitute *lacto-ovo vegetarians - vegetarians. include milk, milk prod­ non-healthy "chow" for ucts, and eggs attack by 90%. Vegetarian­ not to eat meat. "In seventh meat and poultry. In these *polio-vegetarians - in­ ism also lessens the chance or eighth grade we saw a cases, youths could put clude poultry with the prod­ of developing many types movie about how they treat their health in even more ucts above of cancers. the meat," Angie says, "and danger. If a teen just stops ·.*pesca-vegetarians - in­ In today's soci­ it is so unsterile. It showed eating meat and does com­ clude seafood but no poul­ ety, adolescents are much how they kill [the animals]. pensate with anything try or meat products more concerned with their It is just really gross and healthy, he or she could be ·*the semi- vegetarians - own welfare and that ofthe unclean." Bobby adds, "I heading for eating disor­ (the most popular choice) environment and other ani­ saw the way the animals ders. Also, meat is the only eat a plant-based diet but mals. Two main concerns were killed on 60 Minutes." source of vitamin B12, and occasionally consume ani- for teen vegetarians are ani­ Junior Connie Morris gave it is the best source for iron mal-derived products mal cruelty and ecological up meat for Lent and then and zinc. A vitamin B 12 de­ Almost 12 mil­ destruction, especially of decided to give it up perma­ ficiency in teens could lion Americans proclaim the rain forests. And ani­ nently. Her reasoning is cause permanent nerve themselves to be vegetar­ mal rights groups have "mostly because of animals damage later in life. Fortu­ ians, with a growing per­ contended that raising and how they are treated." nately, some foods such as centage of those people cattle for meat is causing Deanne Brown, a senior, is cereals and soy products being adolescents. the extinction of tropical also a vegetarian and be­ are fortified with this vita­ The reasons that rain forests in South lieves that "we don't really min. Zinc can also be found herbivores choose to be so America. These groups are need [meat] to survive, so I in nuts, beans, peas, cere­ are pretty simple. Some do als, and whole grains. Iron Page 6 The Quaker Thursday February 20, 1997 [______-~_-- ___e_n_t_ll'_•e_-.s_ ... ______deficiency is probably the Vegetarianism action. Say, if you kill a with having an Indian religion most common problem in frog, after death you have to just as being a vegetarian young adults who do not in religion take birth as a frog and be does." For holidays, Radha's ingest meat. Iron require­ Though the killed." For this faith, any family substitutes meat with ments are highest in teens majority of vegetarians exploitation of animals is things like casseroles and and women, and a lack of are so because they have considered unethical, espe­ pies. Radha does not patron­ iron could cause anemia, chosen to be, many veg- cially in the case of cows. ize places such as which is a blood condi­ McDonald's that sell meat tion that encompasses a products, nor does he buy significant decrease in anything that is leather. red blood cells. Angie Radha is very strict about learned about anemia his beliefs and shuns those the hard way when she "experts" that claim meat is was diagnosed with ane­ a necessity. "Most people mia as a result of not say you need meat for pro­ eating meat. Now, she tein. Well, no, you don't has to maintain a pollo­ because I've never had vegetarian diet by eat­ meat in my life and I've ing poultry. She says had no problems." she also has to eat red meat occasionally. Just last year, the U. Other foods do contain iron, such as bread, S. Department of Agricul­ rice, pasta, cereals, ture officially proclaimed dark green vegetables, that an adequate vegetar­ and dried fruits. ian diet can absolutely ful­ The health risks The Vegetarian Pyramid, from the April fill anyone's nourishment involved with adolescents 1996 issue of Better Homes and Gardens needs. As a result, vegetari­ who have a restricted food anism is quickly spreading, regimen are the only rea­ etarians take part in a Cows are sacred to Indian and it is becoming a positive, sons parents are anti-veg­ faith that is against kill­ religions such as this. accepted way of life. One etarian. Last July, ing animals. Seventh­ "Cows are your mother," teen survey showed that 35% England's Prince Harry, day Adventists are for­ Radha explains, "because of adolescents now think be~ who is only 10, pro­ bidden to eat any type of you get milk from them. If ing vegetarian is "in". All of claimed he was giving up meat, though studies you kill a cow, you have to the Salem students mentioned meat. Prince Charles im­ show that only 3% of take life as a cow and be say they will never go back to mediately commanded the Adventists never do. killed for every hair that's eating meat regularly. Radha palace chefs to put more The members of this re­ on that cow. I know that states, "If I had to choose, I bacon on Harry's breakfast ligion have much lower sounds a little harsh, but would still be a vegetarian." plate. Parents are just rates ofhealth problems then again, you're killing a Teens should be enthusiastic afraid that their child will such as heart disease mom." about vegetarianism, but they not be getting the proper and cancer. However, Radha should also be careful. But amount of protein. How­ Junior Radha says he is not a very healthy vegetarianism cannot be too ever, if their child is eat­ Fitch has never had a vegetarian. "I'm not very bad. After all, Einstein, and ing healthy there is no rea­ sliver of meat in his life healthy. I eat lots of junk Gandhi were vegetarians, too·! son to be alarmed. All of because of his faith. His food." He also eats Indian the SHS students men­ family is of the Hare food which he says "goes tioned say their parents Krsna religion. This disagree with their prefer­ creed forbids the con­ ence, but accept it as long sumption ofeggs, gela­ as they prepare their own tin, and meat (including Vegetable Notables meals. Because of her low poultry). "I find the Here. are.Just ~ome of the notable vegetarians iron levels, Connie says, whole concept disgust­ you mrght'flave heard ot: "Sometimes when I go out ing," Radha says of Albert Einstien Anthony Hopkins to eat with my parents, slaughtering animals. Muthammed Gandhi Demi Moore they make me order meat, As he explains, "every­ Louisa May Alcott Paul Newman thing that's alive has a and I have to eat at least a Sir Isaac Newton BoyGeor~e little bit of it. It almost spirit soul, and so it's Martina Navratilova Carl Lewis makes me sick because I'm wrong to forceably take Cindy Crawford Michael Stipe not used to it." Bobby the soul from the body. Sara Gilbert King states, "We eat out a lot, so You get karma for kill­ Daryl Hannah Eddie Vedder ing, being that for ev­ Paul McCartney Jennie Garth my mom doesn't care." ery action there is a re- Thursday February 20, 1997 The Quaker Page7 Living for yourself by Tom Cosma In the early rilla Biscuits, and Wide cert flyers, and is simply an ing drinking, smoking, and 1980s, many punk rock Awake helped popularize abbreviation for straight­ other drugs. bands loved the ideas of the straightedge message edge. Another, more no­ The origins of smashing the government, and its symbols with their ticeable symbol used is a straightedge are basically altering society, and doing powerful lyrics and loud, large, black X on either in avoiding drugs, alcohol, a lot of partying. fast songs. hand. Originally, clubs that tobacco, and promiscuous Then, a band called sex. However, it has the Teen Idles came evolved and been inter­ along and helped start preted many different a different kind of ways. Now, along with movement. They had original straightedge ideas about society values, most of those and government simi­ who consider them­ lar to other bands, but selves straightedge are they had different also committed to ideas about what to do keeping themselves with their bodies. very aware and active in They thought putting environmental and po­ substances like drugs litical issues. Most and alcohol into your have no specified reli­ body was wrong and gious beliefs, and they should be avoided. believe you should do They wrote lyrics an­ whatever is right for nouncing their views you, not' follow the and everyone who rules of any religions heard them suddenly or other people. had their own opin­ Vegetarianism is ions on the matter. also now a large part of A bit later, straightedge. Most are The Teen Idles broke vegetarians or vegans up and a new band, (someone who avoids Minor Threat, meat as well as dairy emerged. They wrote products) in an attempt a very outspoken to be healthy. They song titled "Straight­ also usually refuse to edge", which strongly wear fur, leather, or denounced drinking, other animal products smoking, drugs, and out of a love for ani­ promiscuous sex, and mals. their message was Today, straight­ heard loud and clear edge is still alive and by those who cared to strong all over the listen. That song in­ world. The current spired many to have straightedge philoso­ and sing about similar phy includes some­ views, and a move­ times, but not always, ment was born. Washing­ photo by Megan Vazzo adhering to all of the ton D.C.s Minor Threat mentioned aspects. spread their message People who con- served alcohol would put Xs Straightedge is a very around the country along sider themselves straight- on the hands of those under transcendentalist philoso­ with bands like SSD and edge are usually very proud legal drinking age to ensure phy because you should Uniform Choice. Soon, a to be straightedge. So, they that they would not be not necessarily conform large sraightedge scene be­ usually wear certain sym- served alcohol. Now, to the guidelines of gan in New York, and it soon bols to show people they straightedgers use black straightedge. Above all became popular with punk are straightedge. One of markers to put Xs on their else, you should live the rockers all over the United these symbols, sXe, ap- hands before going to con­ way you feel is right for States. New York bands pears on many straightedge certs, parties, etc. to show you. like Youth Of Today, Go- patches, T-shirts, and con- ·their commitment to avoid- Page 8 The Quaker Thursday February 20, 1997 What Kind of Relationship are College You In? Corner by Erica Godfrey by Erica Godfrey College- Mount Union Have you ever re­ "Get away from each one thing that this kind of re­ College ally took a good look at other! We are still young lationship should do which is Location- Alliance, Ohio some of the couples here in so find somebody who break up and stay that way. School Population- 1,353 our school? Or what about makes you happy. Put it What is the point of going out full-time students your own relationship, have this way, we have our with someone if your break­ !High School Preparations- you ever taken a good look whole lives to find some­ ing up all of the time? You 15 units at it? Well, I have realized one so it might as be a per­ might as well stay away from Test Requirements- SAT or that in our high school we son who we can get along each other and give someone l4.CT reported in as soon as have many different rela­ else a chance. possible tionships lurking A third kind of re­ Application Fee- $20 about our halls. lationship that we all Tuition- $12,950 Some of them are see in the school Room and Board- $3,530 good and some are halls is that "kissy­ Books and Supplies- $450 bad and there are poo couple". You all Other Expenses- $550 even a few that are know the kind of re­ Financial Aid- Awarded to just plain sick. So, lationship where the 90% of freshmen I have taken the two can't keep their Address- Greg King, liberty to catego­ hands off of Director of Admissions rize some of the so eachother. This is Mount Union College called "relation­ the kind of couple 1972 Clark Ave. ships" that we see that no}'.!ody can Alliance, Ohio right here in Salem stand to look at, and 44601-3993 High. if you do, you want Phone- (330)-832-2590 1 One type to rip them apart. A Fax-(330)-821-0425 of relationship that lot of the times the many of us see people in these kind ing at eachother, but not all here in school is of relationships· lose over one another as well. A what I like to call their friends because relationship like this is won­ "The Dueling they cant be apart for derful because we are still in Duo". This is that one minute. This is high school and we're also type of couple that not a good thing con­ young ,so everyone should is famous for not sidering that we are be with someone who makes getting along. The in high school and us happy. kind ofpeople who chances are that they Hopefully, after are always fight­ are not going to be taking a good look at some ing no matter where they with. together forever. As a result of the different kinds of re­ are. It's that certain rela- Another kind of you can end up alone with­ lationships you might have tionship where it gets to the relationship here in school out anyone. Anyway, it is a good idea of the kind you point that nobody would is that popular "ON nice that couples like this get are in. It might even be help­ want to be in the same room Again, Off Again along so well, but please!, ful to some of you to see how with them if it means that Couple". This is the Dr. lets give it a break while your you are veiwed by others. we have to listen to their Jekyll and Mr. Hyde ofall in school. Remember the main goal of constant bickering. The relationships. One day The last kind of having a relationship, if you logical question to ask they are all lovey-dovey to couple is great, when indeed choose to be in one, is to be about this kind of relation- each other and then ready it does exist. The "perfect happy. So just think of this ship is- Why does a couple to kill each other the next pair" is what we will call it. when choosing your rela­ like this stay together? day. This couple's status This is the relationship that tionships, these are some of That question should not is so unpredictable every­ everyone should aim for. the most cherished years are even be justified with an one just loses interest in it. The certain couple that are your life so don't live them _,--- answer because we are just Couples like this break up not just boyfriend and girl­ unhappily. //,/ in high school, so why be and get back so often even friend, but best friends as with someone who makes their best friends have no well. It is great to see a re­ .· you miserable. My advice idea if they are together or lationship were two actually to these kind of couples is; apart. Basically there is do get along. Nobody is yell- ,/./ Thursday February 20, 1997 The Quaker /Page9 Joeus

The 411 on relationships by Connie Morris

In a relationship there is the good, the bad and, of course, the gripes. Every now and then a person may need some advice on how to make a relationship better, or how to make the decisions to continue it or not. A person sometimes needs to know how to be in a certain circumstances, but others need to know what the person like or dislike about them so they can make it better. A recent survey was done throughout one hundred high schools pertaining to, what characteristics a person likes in order to form a relationship with them. The following are some of the most popular features female find attractive in males:understanding, sensitive, pretty eyes romantic, nice body, nice smile, similar tastes, athletic, smart, nice,and funny. Here are some of the most popular features that males find to be a plus in females:friendly, romantic, nice body, understanding, similar taste, funny, smart, rich, cute, pretty eyes,and willingness to go all the way. The most popular dislikes about females is that they are too snobby. Some of the other dislikes include applying makeup in public, obsessing over diets, and always thinking they are right. Another survey shows that 61 % of guys do not like body piercing in girls. This gives the average rate of a female an 8.5. The most popular dislikes abut guy is that they are cheaters. Some of the others include they are insensitive, immature, and they are obsessed with sex. This gives the average male a rate of7.6. Another important question to know is if you have the right person or not. Here are some signs of Miss. or Mr. Wrong:-Keeping secrets -Flirting with your friends -Putting you down -Talking about themselves -Cutting you off from your -Hurting you on purpose their ex 's, or not at friends (physically or mentally) -Acting different from week -Blaming you for being angry -Saying cruel things to week-Checking up on you -A bad temper while driving-At the idea of breaking up they panic then cry to try to make you emotional. If you do have the right person here are some things that, the person may do. -Stare -give compliments daily - turn speechless -good communication -tease you -ask your friends about you -go places you do -share prizes possessions Another problem a relationship may have is a boring one. Ifyou are in a routine relationship, then maybe you need to try to do something different. It helps when you go places different then the usual, and it does not have to cost a lot either. Here are some ideas you may want to consider. -Take a class together. -Go to a playground and act like kids.­ Bake cookies together. -Do your chores with each other. -Go bowling. -Learn to play a sport together. -Put a puzzle together. -Have a picnic, throw a fr is bee, fly a kite, look at the clouds. -Learn to eat with chopsticks. -Spend the day at miniature golf coarse. If you are in a relationship and would like to make it better, then try using this information to guide yourself to a better person. The following are the responses to what characteristics the person listed would like to have in order to form a relationship with them. and interesting and eyes, good body, and Brad Baillie (11)- Jill Hamiltion (10)- Nice, great smile Intelligence, blue eyes, good looking, and Katrina Paulin (11)- and confidence sensitive Romantic, sensitive, Shelley Miller (12)- Jess Morraw (IO)- Funny, understanding, good Understanding, romantic, nice, good looking, and looking cute smile, and talkative sensitive Ben Stickney (l I)- Darren Wolford (12)- Katie Smith (12)- Hon- Outgoing, hot, and don't Romantic, cute, intelli- esty, caring and funny like to argue gence, and sensitive Chuck Mix (10)- Hon- Casey Christofaris (10)- Regan Thompson (10)- estly, nice body, and Romantic, sensitive, and Pretty eyes, funny, and intelligent caring sensitive Heather Finley (11 )- Bob Yuhanick (11 )- Very Brooke Mehaffey (IO)- Eyes, body, heart, and nice, beautiful, and very Nice body, romantic, and mind caring sensitive Melissa Stewart (12)- Renee Lewis (9)- Matu- Sensitive, honest, and fun Some of the information rity, romantic, and to be with came from the March sensitive Scott Beaver (11)- Funny, 1996, and May 1996 issue Mike Newman (12)- hot and fun of Teen. Friendly, funny, and Betty Thorne (10)- Hot, Another source was understanding eyes, and funny theJanuary 22, 1997 issue Devon Cleland (12)- Rob Chamberlin (11)- of the Akron Beacon Friendship, to be casual, Humorous, beautiful hair Journal. Page 10 The Quaker Thursday February 20, 1997 [_~~~~~~e~~-·-·-~·-·_u_ma_,_ui_--~~~~~-1 The A,B,C's of great CD's

by Erik Weitz

With each passing frontman Morrison but, the day, more new groups and Doors popularity and musi­ artists from all different cal strength survive to this categories of music are in­ day. There is also a Cleve­ troduced to us via the radio, land-based Doors tribute t. v ., and people around us. band, Morrison Hotel, for As the years go by, many of all you Doors fans who never these groups and people saw them play live. tum out to be one hit won­ E-H ders and their popularity The band Everclear only lasts a short time be­ has had its fair share of ups fore they fade away. Some and downs. The band first of these new groups do consisted of lead singer and manage to remain though guitarist Art Alexakis, bass­ and, as their number of ist Craig Montoya, and songs grows, so do their drummer Scott Cuthbert. number of fans. Of all the Then, Cuthbert' s chemical­ various musical acts we dependency forced him out hear, we pick our favorites of the group and Greg and our least favorites. Nor­ Ekland replaced him. mally, once we hear a band Alexakis himself was ad­ we like, we tend to go out dicted to drugs once but, he and buy their and rave beat the odds and became about their greatness. Well, music. Recently, she re­ during recess and the next, clean. The 33-year old puts I have organized a list (Of leased Telegram, an album she shifts into a soulful his own experiences in the sorts) to do just that: rave where various artist took diva. Their new e.p. Su­ music and is backed by the about the bands and their her songs from Post and per-Relax features about lively Montoya, and quite that I think are changed them around a bit five different versions of comical Eklund. The Port­ clearly ... THE GREATEST to make some pretty inter­ "Sugar Water", and a few land trio has been called: CD'SFROMATOZ! esting· remixes. The one new songs like "BBQ". "the soul in alt-rock's self­ A-D link between all her albums When flamenco pitying hole." I, myself, have Let's begin with A. is the enthralling voice of guitarist Robby Krieger, seen them twice and would The Amps, Kim Deal (ofthe the Bjorkian one. On many jazz drummer John defmitely go to see them put Breeders)' side project, a song, her sing-song voice Densmore, classic pianist on another great live show. features the barely under­ quickly fluctuates between Ray Manzarek, and the Back in the days standable, gravely alto voice a whisper and a full-throttle electric poet Jim before Sebadoh was played of Deal next to great guitar growl from the back of her Morrison met, the unlikely on the radio, Lou Barlow riffs and pounding drums. throat. Bjork makes me vio­ foursome formed the managed to get a song there Their album, Pacer, is a lently happy and I'm sure Doors. Their goal to by teaming up with John very enjoyable trip through you'd feel the same if you "marry rock 'n' roll with Davis to form Folk Implo­ Deal' s mind. It's hard to lis­ listened to her marvelous- poetry" happened as the sion. Their song "Natural ten to the Amps melodious ness. band merged classic rock One" was from the Kids vocals and not sing along. Perhaps you saw with deep, symbolic lyrics soundtrack. This song is a The ever-changing Cibo Matto at Euclid Tav­ and came up with many ex­ masterpiece. Among the music oflceland's musical ern in on Febru­ traordinary songs that in­ low vocals, it has pounding pioneer Bjork uses jazz ary 17th. Well, ifyou didn't, cluded the controversial backbeats, maracas, and a rhythms and electro-in­ you missed out on the "Light My Fire", "Break happy little guitar jingle in duced dance music to pull goofy soul-funk keyboards On Through'', a powerful the background. Ifyou know off great sounds on all of ofYuka Honda and the joy~ song that was about non­ what song I'm talking about her albums. On her debut al­ ous singing ofMiho Hatori. conformity and individual­ you probably agree about its bum, Debut, Bjork com­ Cibo Matto which means ity, and the rock anthem greatness but, if you don't, bined a mixture ofprimitive "food madness" in Italian "The End" which was im­ you can find the single for drum beats, and harp to cre­ consists of dubs, samples mortalized in the late sev­ about three bucks at any ate a mesmerizing album of and everyday noises along enties Vietnam movie, record sto.reb th huge success. Then on Post with keyboards, and Apocalypse Now. The uar age, e re 1a- , she created a trippy blend Hatori's wide-range of vo­ Door's band career came tively new hit sensation of of techno with jazzy show cals. One moment she to a tragic end with the the music world, is led by the tunes and a hint of samba sounds like a school child drug-related death of sexy, sassy, Scottish, red ABC's continued page] 2 Thursday Feburary 20,1997 The Quaker Page 11 [______£_.·_o_c_e_rc_n_·i_o_m_ .. e_ ..,_,_··. ---=------

BC's continued. head with a somewhat The winner is ... inister disposition, by Jennifer Weingart hirley Manson. Butch ig, who produced many a it record is actually in the and (instead of merely The lights will be murdering ,crazed altar roducing it) as the drum- on, the cameras will be boy. He will have some er and provider of loops, flashing and the red car­ stiff competition from oise, and effects. Duke pet will be out at the Acad­ the Samuel L Jackson rikson and Steve Marker emy Awards. On March who gave a riveting per­ hare the spotlight as gui­ 24, the formance as a father who arists but, Erikson also Shrine Auditorium will murders the men who at­ lays the bass and key­ be the sight for the 69th tacked his daughter oards while Marker sup­ annual awards. The host Those films nomi­ lies the various samples this year is Billy Crystal. nated for Best Picture he band uses. Garbage has Those nominated for are; The People vs. Larry ome of the most witty and Best Actress are: Frances Flint,Jerry Maguire, ell-thought out lyrics I've McDormand,Fargo; The English Patient, eard in a while and Shirley Brenda Blethyn, Secrets Shine.Secrets & Lies, akes it known on more and Lies; Kristen Tho­ and Fargo. The English han one occasion that she mas, The English Patient; Patient won the Golden is not a woman to be trifled Emily Watson, Breaking Globe in this category. ith. Go out and buy Gar­ the Waves; Debbie The film dosen' t have age (if you don't already Reynolds, Mother;Diane much of a shot for an Os­ ave it) or Shirley will bum Keaton,Marvins Room; car because it lacks the own your house. and Courtney Love; The famous names that the Nextuponmylist People vs. Larry Flint. other films have . The f twenty-six wonders o Although Blethyn won the race for the award will be he world, is Jimi Hendrix. Golden Globe Award for between Shine and The endrix, clearly the best this category it doesn't People vs. Larry Flint. uitar player to have ever look to happen again. For Best Director; alked the earth, was Courtney Love gave a Rush, Shine; Tom Cruise, Milos Forman, The People reatly influenced by clas­ strong perfomance in, The Jerry Maguire; Ralph vs. Larry Flint; Joel Coen, ic rock 'n' roll and R&B. People vs Larry Flint. Finnes, The English Fargo; Scott Hicks, Shine; endrix awed many with Look for Love,the least Patient;Billy Bob Mike Leigh, Secrets & Lies; is powerful guitar an­ known actress of this cat- T h o r t o n , S I i n g Anthony Minghella, The hems such as "Purple egory to suprise the group Blade; Woody Harrelson, English Patient. Golden aze" and "Manic Depres- of vetran actresses and The People vs. Larry Flint; Globe winner Milos Forman ion". His cycedelic guitar score this award. Denzel Washington, Cour- has a good chance to win licks were only heard in For Best Supporting Ac- age Under Fire. Cruise another award for his merica from 1966 to tress: Joan Allen, The Cru- scored the Golden Globe in aclaimed direction of, The 1970 when he overdosed cible, Barbara Hershey, this category with a solid People vs Larry Flint. n sleeping pills but, this Portrait of a Lady; Lauren performance in Jerry This year at the Oscars as enough to show that his Bacall, The Mirror Has Maguire. Since Holly­ will be good for some ac­ ift for guitar-playing will Two Faces; Marion Ross, wood looks to the Golden tors, who will come away ever be forgotten. The Evening Star; and Globe Awards when trying with their first award. For tay tuned for more of Juliette Binoche, The En- to predict the outcome of others, the awards will be a glish Patient are all up for the Oscars, odds are Tom he ABC's ofCD's in the night they would like to for­ the Best Supporting Ac- Cruise will win again and to get. Whatever the case may ext issue. tress Award. This could go pick up his first Oscar. be, tune in March 24 to see asket~ Cunningham everyones fa- Maguire; are the nominees vorite mother from "Happy for Best Supporting ball OffJweetheart Days." Actor.Golden Globe win- Those nominated for the ner N_orton can win again ®ueen! best actor are; Geoffery for his performance as a Page 12 The Quaker Thursday Feburary 20,1997 The

by Angela Carlisle Madonna's and, of course, the fa­ dark brown. Want You" open and close learned to appreciate the mous belly button. Madonna played the album. Making their idea of doing things in a By the time of in many movies and as first appearance on Ma­ simpler way. Since the her third album was re­ many different roles. donna album are two hit birth of her daughter leased, Madonna had Some of her most famous singles written for film Lourdes Marie Ciccone gotten rid of her rubber are Desperately Seeking soundtracks: "This Used To Leon on October 14, bracelets and ripped lay­ Susan, Who's That Girl, Be My Playground" and 1996. Madonna main­ ers in favor of a more Dick Tracy, Truth or Dare, "I' 11 Remember". A few of tained a low profile during sophisticated look. Ma- A League Of Their Own, Madonna's earlier albums her pregnancy which is are Like A Virgin, True very unlike her. She has Blue, Who's That Girl, said to be very happy about Like A Prayer, I'm being a mother. Breathless, Red, Hot, and Madonna's full Dance, and Erotica. Ma­ name is Madonna Louise donna has been on four Veronica Ciccone. She tours The Virgin Tour was born in Bay City, (1985), The Who's That Michigan on August 16, Girl Tour (1987), The 1958. Her parents names Blond Ambition Tour are Madonna Fortin and (1990), and The Girlie Sylvio (Tony) Ciccone. Show (1993) Madonna's mother died Prior to being a when she was five years solo act Madonna was in old. Her father then em­ quite a few bands. Some ployed a house keeper donna then turned to the Body ofEvidence, and just were: The Millionaires, named Joan Gustafson French designer Jean- recently . Madonna Modern Dance, The Break­ whom he then married and Paul Gaultier for the cos- has also appeared on fast Club, Emmy, and also is still married to. Ma­ tumes used in her 1990 Broadway. Her first at­ auditioned to be backup donna has three sisters Blonde Ambition World tempt at stage acting came singer for disco singer, Melnie, Paula, and Jenni- Tour. She will never live in a little unknown experi­ Patrick Hernandez . . fer (half sister) and four those cone bras down. mental theater piece en­ Hernendez is best known brothers Martin, Mario Then in 1993 she turned titled "Goose & Tomtom" for his single, "Born To Be (half brother), Christopher to one of her favorite de- which played for a short Alive". Madonna was influ­ and Anthony. signers, the Italian duo of run in . It enced by alot of , Madonna has Dolce and Gabbana, who cast Madonna and Sean like Diana Ross and Stevie only married once and that outfitted her in Edardian Penn and Like their film Wonder in a few later years was to actor on suits to enormous disco collaboration was also a she was influenced by The her 27th birthday, August wigs. She has recently complete disaster. She Pretenders and The Police. 16, 1985. The marriage of­ gone to the Italian Gianni also acted alongside Joe So much contro­ ficially ended on January Versace, who is famous Mantegne and Ron Silver versy has swirled around 10, 1989 when Madonna, for ultra-sexy looks. She n a more recent David Madonna's career this past for the second time, filed has been spotted in his de- Mamet play, "Speed The decade that very little atten­ for divorce n the grounds signs both on the street Plow". tion ever gets paid to her of irreconcilable differ- and at public appearances Right now Some­ music. Her songs are all ences. ranging from her Pajama thing To Remember fea­ but forgotten.No one will Madonna has party, the Brits, and the tures her most unforget­ ever forget Madonna and changed her look more Oscars. table hit ballads, along with the trends she's set and the times than be counted, set­ Many people ask if three new songs and two and the styles no one really ting trend after trend in the Madonna's mole is real. hit singles never-before­ wanted to follow, like the 80's. Within months of The answer is yes, it is un- available on a Madonna al­ cone bra's. While having no Madonna's appearance on der her right nostril. It bum. This is Madonna for regrets regarding the the music scene, teenage looks reversed in some those of you who like your choices she's made artisti­ girls everywhere were do­ pictures, but that is a re- music nice and slow. cally. Madonna has toned ing their best to imitate her suit of a reversed nega- Among the three new se­ down quite a bit but maybe rag-bag style. Her early tive at the time of devel- lections are Madonna's lat­ it is for the better. eighties style is best cap­ oping. She sometimes est single, "You'll See," tured in her "Lucky Star" covers it with make-up. and "One More Chance". video which features fish­ Also, under all that dye Two different versions of net tops, hair tied in rags, her original haircolor is Marvin Gaye's classic "I Thursday Feburary 20,1997 The Quaker Page 13 I. ~poets ···------' Quakers start off McDermott continued 35 swimmers (third in meets. Her next meet is the strong in second half heat). In the I 00 meter United States Swimming free style she finished 11 Meet at Akron University. The boys Varsity basketball team has out of 32 (fourth in heat). She will compete in the Jun­ She is in her fifth ior Championships in the went 5-3 since the second half of their season to improve competative season out of I 00 meter freestyle and the their record to 8-9 and 5-5 in the MAC. Longanecker the Alliance Family I 00 meter backstroke. She said It took most of the players a while to gain the expe­ YMCA. will also compete in the 50 rience that varsity players should have and that is why they This winter sea­ meter freestyle at Cleve­ got off to such a slow start. "The more experience the son, McDermott has land State University players received the more confidence they gained as a earned nine personal-best McDermott is team and individually. Even though we got off to a slow times in the butterfly, back­ coached by the YMCA head start the players kept a great attitude and didn't hang their stroke and freestyle events. coach Drew Miller and as­ heads. This has helped to improve the way we have She has competed in 13 sistant coach Lauren Evans. played." YMCA and U.S.S. swim The team made their record 3-7 with their loss to Canfield. Fourth quarter ended with Canfield 84 Salem 43. Rick Straub was the game high scorer with 22 points to lead the team to their 81-69 win over Beaver Local. Casey Crawford and Casey Rhodes contributed Lady Quakers win first tour­ 18 points a piece. Rick Straub completed 3-3 three point­ ers. This was their first win in their five game winning nament game streak. The Lady Quakers"entered their tournaments on In their game against Niles the boys defeated the February 17 with a big win. over Youngstown East 78-45. Dragons 67-57. Casey Rhodes and Brian Bush led with The Lady Quakers next tournament game is February 27 13 points a piece. Jason Rice and Jason Fennema com­ at Canfield. pleted 11. In their regular season the Lady Quakers beat St. Their third win in their streak was against Thomas Aquinas 62-51 on January 22. Kelly Paxson had Howland, at the Tigers' gym. It marked the third year in a 19 points, 16 rebounds, 4 assists, and 2 steals. Shelby row in which the Quakers defeated Howland on the road. Perry had 15 points and Jana Stewart 14. Salem defeated Girard 49-43 Friday, February 7 On Saturday January 25, the Quakers defeated for their fifth straight win. This win brought their overall Poland 62-61 bringing their MAC record to 7-1. Sarah record to 8-7 and 5-4 in the MAC. This is their fourth Sommers led the way with 14 points. Amy Englert and straight MAC win. Rick Straub led the scorers with 12 Kelly Paxson each chipped in 13. Paxson had 11 re­ points while Casey Rhodes and Jason Fennema had I 0 bounds. points. Defense played a big role in this game. The Lady Quakers defeated Struthers 58-50 tak­ On Tuesday Februaury 11, the Quakers lost to ing first place in the MAC. Also improving their overall Marlington 69-58. This was their first loss in the last six record to 14-3 and 8-1 in the MAC. Amy Englert had 17 games. They stood even at 8-8 on the season. There were points. Jana Stewart and Sarah Sommers both had 12. alot of turnovers and missed layups that added to the loss. Saturday February I the Quakers blew out Niles Casey Rhodes led the Quakers with 18 points,· six steals 78-36. Amy Englert led the way with 17 points, while and four rebounds. He is also the number two scorer in the Shelby Perry contributed 15. MAC. Casey Crawford had 9 points as well as Jason Their defeat over Howland made their record 16- Fennema while also adding 9 rebounds. 3 overall and I 0-1 in the MAC. They won 71-61. Shelby The Quakers fell to rival Canfield last Friday 61- Perry led the Lady Quakers with a game high 26 points. 4 7, after closing to within a point midway through the final Jana Stewart, Amy Englert and Kelly Paxson each had 13 quarter. points. Kelly Paxson had 13 rebounds. The Quakers' final week has been busy, as they The Varsity Lady Quakers ended their regular played Poland on Monday and Tuesday, and host West season on a winning note, To make the night even more Branch on Friday February 21. special, the girls celebrated senior night. It was a night With the Poland loss on Monday the Quakers of tears but also a night of cheers. Realizing that this was are now 8-10 and 5-6 in the MAC the ladies last night on their home court, that didn't get in the way of their determination to win. While loosing to McDermott competes Girard by one point earlier in the season, the Quakers showed that it was just a fluke by winning 75-35 and fin­ in sectional meet ishing 17-3 overall and 11-1 in the MAC. Three ladies fit into the double digit category. Shelby Perry scored 19, by Shelby Perry anq Megan .Zagotti Amy Englert scored 16, and Kelly Straub scored 12. Sa­ Being Salem's t1onal swIID meet on Satur­ rah Fennema was 100% from the foul line (5 for 5) hav­ only · winter swimmer, day, February 8. In the 50 ing 9 points overall. Kelly Paxson also added 9 points. Carey McDermott com- meter free style peted in the Hubbard sec- McDermott was 9 out of Page 14 The Quaker Thursday February 20, 1997 ~p•~ts Skating just for fun Qt1aker Notes by Megan Zagotti Amongst the stu­ Smith was named Ohio Ar­ dent body at Salem Senior tistic Skater of the year. High are a lot of very tal­ She also won the silver JV girls basketball ented athletes. Many play medal for the 1996 Sopho­ school related sports, such more Ladies Figures, as basketball, football, which was in the Nationals. • undefeated wrestling, tennis, volley­ Smith has been to the Na­ ball, soccer, baseball, soft­ tionals five times in her The N girls basketball team has kept their win­ ball, track and cross coun­ skating career. Three times try. Others don't. they were in Lincoln, Ne­ ning record going with a win over Howland 46-25 on Rollerblading, hockey, braska and twice they were Wednesday, February 5. Robyn Wright had 10 points. rugby, swimming, and in Syracuse, New York. Tracy Stapf had nine, and Jen Grubaugh had 8. The N skating are some sports that Her skating has also taken lady Quakers remain the only undefeated Salem winter people are good at but don't her to the East Coast. She sports team. Their overall record is 17-0. They are also get very much attention here hopes to accomplish her 11-0 in the MAC. at school. goal of winning the Junior The JV girls fmished their season perfectly 19- Katherine Smith World Class events and 0 remaining the only winter sports team with a clear has been skating for 13 move on to the World record. On February 12, the girls beat Girard 51-27 to years. When she was five Class Events for 1997. remain perfect. Kelly Straub chipped in 12 while Jen her church scheduled skat­ Smith has a very Grubuagh added 10. ing parties and her mom busy day-to-day schedule. started her in group skating In the summer she prac­ Freshman girls finish sessions to improve. Ever tices six times a week, five since then she has accom­ hours each day. During plished manythings. Smith school she practices four strongly has won over 120 plaques, times a week, two week medals and trophies. Smith days, and on Saturday and The freshman girls beat Struthers 33-28. Courtney skates in the Great Lakes Sunday. On the weekends Harshman led the scoring with 12 points. division, which include five she has to be at The Skate They played Howland and beat them 35-33. states. There are three dif­ Zone in Austintown at six Harshman again led the Quakers with 15 points. ferent divisions in skating, o'clock a.m. for practice. They also won against Stanton Edison North put­ figures, dance, and singles. When not skating, Smith ting them on a eight game winning streak. The fmal score She does mostly dance but studies and has a part time was 38-36. Courtney Harshman led again with 8 points, no jumps. She also has no job at Wendy's. "It's a lot four steals, and two blocked shots. problem fmding a partner of hard work and I never The Freshman Lady Quakers lost to Brookfield when she needs one since have any free time," said on Thursday, February 6. Tracy Stapfled the scoring with she is pretty well known in Smith. the skating world. Her coach Skip is 13 points. Smiths favorite a great coach and she part of skating is winning. doesn't want to skate for Wrestlers look "I think winning shows your anyone other than him. She accomplishments and how said, " Skip is like a father all of your hard work has to me." Smith will con­ towards tournament paid off," said Smith. So tinue her skating if she far her hard work has taken The Salem High School Wrestling team will be goes to Youngstown State her many places. In 1996, University, but other than competing in the Division II Sectional and District Tourna­ that she is not sure what she ment on Friday Feb. 21 and Saturday Feb. 22 at Louisville will do. High School. The Quakers have been busy competing to prepare themselves for the tournament. The wrestling team was defeated on Wednes­ day February 12 by Jackson Milton 35-27. Ralph Smalley and Doug Graybeal pinned. Winning decisions included Wayne Benner, Jack Pasco, Keith Menough, and Nate Aldrich. Seniors Josh Mendez and Nick Bourne placed second in the EWOL. Senior Wayne Benner placed fifth and freshman Brian Rea placed third overall. There were 16 teams in this tournament including Salem, Boardman, Fitch, Beaver Local and 12 other good wrestling teams. Salem laced tenth out of 16. Thursday February 20, 1997 The Quaker Page 15 Frosh cheerleaders go national

by Shelby Perry The 1996-97 getting the crowd moti­ ing. Vogel chose to cheer she likes sports. She is freshman cheerleading vated. She chose to cheer because she loves sports aware of the history in­ squad goes down a path because she has always had and enjoys cheering on volved in their team's suc­ never taken by Salem cheer­ a lot of school spirit and that teams. Vogel looks at what cess. "We are the first leaders before ... National is where she wanted to use they've done as, "a great squad to go in the history cheerleading competition. her skills. Dillon looks at accomplishment, and we of Salem." The squad members are the competion as, "a great are a great team. We have Nationals for this Amanda Hendricks, Katie learning experience to meet worked very hard and we year will be held in Ventresco, Sarah Dillon, Jaci other talented squads." have a great advisor." Williamsburg, Virginia on Drake, Aileen Vogel, and ad­ Jaci Drake has been Katie Ventresco has been March 23. Squads in 14 dif­ visor Jeri Close. cheerleading for three years cheerleading since eigth ferent states will compete. The squad entered and was involved in dance grade. She has been in­ The awards in are given to regional competition held at two years. Drake enjoys volved in dance since pre­ the top three squads. The East Liverpool High cheerleading because she school and gymnastics winner recieves a trophy and School. They won first a $500 ECA summer place out of many resident clinic squads that competed scholarship. The in the Youngstown first runner up area. Their routine recieves a trophy lasts a total of 2 min­ and a $400 ECA utes and 30 seconds. It summer resident begins with an intro­ clinic scholarship. duction that lasts 15 The last award seconds which in­ given is to the sec­ cludes tumbling and ond runner up who gymnastics. Next, recieves ·a trophy they have a sideline and a $300 ECA chant and cheer and summer resident finish off with a dance clinic scholarship. routine. Close said," There Advisor Jeri are alot of changes Close commented on in our routine that keys of the team by have to be made be­ saying, "All of theni fore going to na­ are good students and tionals." Some of they don't argue. They the girls on the work hard and do more squad are in gym­ than expected." The girls likes promoting school since last year. Ventresco nastics to help them become even hold extra practices to spirit, motivating the crowd, enjoys cheerleading ·be­ better for their national rou­ become better. Close has and learning routines while cause it's fun. She chose tine. been a cheerleading advisor perfecting them with the to cheer because she The national trip to at Salem for two years. She squad. She chose to be a wanted to be active. Williamsburg will mostly be also said, "The girls want cheerleader not only to be a Ventresco figured she paid by the cheerleading cheerleading to be consid­ part of Salem athletics but could cheer and be good booster club. In addition, ered a sport and td do this, to prove that cheerleading is at it. She realizes what the Close is hosting a competi­ they know they have to prac­ more than what it seems. It team has done. "It's na­ tion in Salem as a fundraiser tice as much as all the other takes discipline and alot of tionals and it's a great ac­ for their trip. It will be held athletes in sports practice." talent and coordination. complishment for us." on March 1 and will include Some background Drake is surprised about their Amanda Hendricks has varsity squads from many information about each of success, ''I'm so excited. I been cheerleading for Columbiana County the cheerleaders is included never thought we would three years. She was in­ schools. below: make it this far." volved in gymnatsics for Sarah Pillon has been Aileen Vogel has been a year. She enjoys cheerleading for three years. cheerleading since seventh cheerleading because she She was involved in dance grade. She was involved in gets to cheer and be with for four years and gymnas­ gymnastics for three years. her friends. Hendricks tics for three years. Dillon She enjoys cheerleading be­ chose to cheer because enjoys cheerleading be­ cause it's fun and motivat- cause she loves spirit and Page 16 The Quaker Thursday February 20, 1997