The Quaker A Htgh School Tradition for 87years. Volume 87, Number 3 Salem Senior High School Salem girls' ·.·vo:lleyb,all A journey never to be forgottep History was made on Novembei; 12, 1999, as senior year. This' is a time I wHfn:ev¢r forget.It is going to the Lady Quaker volleyball team stepped be an amazin~ feeling to play at state," mentioned l(elly on the court in the Ervin J. Nutter Center Paxso:n, who wa,s also awarded' third at Wright State University. In Salem's t~am all~sfate: Rci;byii:WrigJitcontm- twenty-three year volleyball tradition, ued,."I c~n',tpl/.t:into vyords·ltbw:lfeeL they have ne.ver once made it as far as I am so excited! We ~11 have ~pfk:ed this group. After a five hour journey to so hard, for so long; and it has. finally Dayton, and a night of team camarade- paid off I cannot.wait fo<walk' out rie, the girls awaited theiropportunity of onto the court and ·hear our Quaker a lifetime. crowd cheering for us!" Wright was Their opportunity began with named second team all-state. the regional championships. The Quak- Ddpite the support from the ers beat Olmstead Falls and went on to fansmakingthe trip and tl).e solid ef- defeat Copley, advancing them to a new fort put forth from the players, the place in history. Lady Quakers suffered a devastating Talking to the team before loss to Galion, 15-10, 15-6, eliding state, it was easy to see the excitement Girls' Volleyball celebrates at t.·he. ir t···o· u... m. ament run. L.. 1.~.~ •.·Ring·.·····.b·.· .. ·a. ck. and pure adrenaline the team had. Coach Regionals on t~~· weekend, Co~h C,:i~ser Conser stated, ''I'm excited, but more . ,;;;; ·.. statedf:",•'\©b".iously vye are:.(~~.MJ~ excited for the girls than for myself." Each of the cap- pomted, but we· are g'lad we made it as far as we d1d/1t"I)e tains also had something to add. Senior setter Tracy Stapf team had a great year ahc;l they should be very proud ;Of remarked, "It hasn't hit me yet, but when we walk into their accomplishments. Thank you seniors." Stapf added, the arena and .see all the people, that's when it'll hit." "We were part of only forty~eight players in the state that Senior middle hitters, Kelly Paxson and Robyn Wright, Volleyball, continued on page 2 also added their enthusiasm. "It's very exciting to go my Sadie Hawkins 1999 BY CAREY McDERMOTT Traditionally, reigning "it's kind of nice having the pressure Choosing that special outfit courts consist of the fairer sex. The put on the girL" for the dance doesn't seem to be a court for Salem's Sadie Hawkin's Not getting to ride on a cor­ problem either. Berlin is "sure Aileen dance, however, has its own special vette in a parade does not disappoint [Vogel] will get something good," and set of "beauties" that will reign on this court. Most of the court thinks Gross is not worried because "Katie November 19. that it's overrated, Weingart seemed [VentrescoJ makes all of the deci­ This year the Sadie Hawkins somewhat baffled by the whole tradi­ sions." Wolf decided th~t choosing court consists of Josh Wolf, Peter Ber­ tion. "Who would want to ride in an an outfit is "what m.y date.is for,'>Jiill, lin, Ryan Gross, Brandon Hill, Tom expensive car anyway?" he· ques­ however, isn 't"wdp-ied.ab'.dut w:fltitito Myers, Jason Weingart, and Steve tioned. Berlin thinks it is no big deal wear, but [is}worried if[he]wJll'get Conrad. because he "already did that," when a chance to get to the mall be[o~e the In general, most of the court he escorted Aileen Vogel for home­ dance." Myers isn't con\:t'.med!ilt i:tJL likes the "girls ask the guys" tradition. coming. On the contrary, Hill is up­ "If worse comes to w~se, I'l~jµ:st Conrad, Hill and Weingart agree that set. "Instead, I get to march in a wear my birthday ~u~$;''~ ).Fe. it's nice for a change, and Gross thinks Christmas Parade," he said. See Sadifl~! cont. on qage 2 1;11 ' 1~11~~N~ew~s ~~II Volleyball, continued from page I Club News were still playing volleyball; it was a dream come true. I'll miss my teammates and I'll always remember this sea­ BY JESSICA JEWELL son." Wright agreed with this statement. "We had such a great time, it was something none of us will never forget," she reflected, "we achieved so much!" Paxson summed Interact- The Interact club held a Halloween party with ?P her feelings by saying, " It was disappointing knowing all the language clubs on October 30, 1999. It was held it was our last game, but exciting knowing we were one of at the Salem Country Club. On Sunday, October 31 , the top four [teams] in the state." 1999, they helped with the annual pancake breakfast. In Many honors were received by members of this the month_ of November, they will be ringing bells for historic team. Besides the all-state selections there were the Salvation Army. A meeting was held on Nov. 8 district, county and league awards as well. First team for and upcoming meetings will be held on Nov. 22, and the Metro ' athletic conference contains seniors Kelly Dec. 6 and 20 in room 132. Paxson, Robyn Wright, and Tracy Stapf. On second team Freshman Class-The Freshman class just ended their MAC were Allyson Shultz and Kristin Elze. Honorable fundraisers, and are now awaiting arrival of orders. The Mention was given to Ria Werner. First team for orders should be in at the end of the month. There will Columbiana County held Robyn Wright and Kelly Paxson. be a meeting at the end of November, listen for an­ Second team Columbiana County contained Tracy Stapf nouncements and Allyson Shultz. Honorable Mention went to Ria German Club- The German Club will be collecting Werner and Kristin Elze. District one named Kelly Paxson ~anned food~ and non-perishable items for Thanksgiv­ and Robyn Wright to first team and Allyson Shultz and mg. They will buy a turkey and groceries for Thanks­ Tracy Stapf to second. Honorable Mention went to Kristin giving dinner and donate them also. All items will go to Elze. the Salvation Army. · Yearbook- The Yearbook staff sponsored the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance. Tickets were $5 for single and $8 a couple in advance. They were $6 and $10 at the door. The dance was held from 8:00 to 11 :00 p.m. in the High School cafeteria. Happy Key Club- The Key Club would like to thank everyone Thanksgiving to who helped in the "Rake Away LD.D." project. It was a the staff and huge_success. Don't forget to pay your dues, and meetmgs are held every Wed. night at 6:30p.m. in room students f rom 132. ' . The .Quaker. Spanish Club- The Spanish Club will be collecting canned foods_to donate to needy families around the ~~~~~~~~~~~ holid~ys . They are planning a Christmas Party set tentatively for Dec. 12, 1999. More details will follow. Also, members will start wearing their T-shirts every other Tuesday starting on November 16. SAD/ES, Cont. from page I Jealousy some­ in a fight. times springs up among No hard feelings members of the court. will be _expressed towards Several rumors of the king. Most candidates squabbles have been men­ say that they will remain tioned. Myers reported friends ·after the dance. that he "saw Pete bite Comad -commented that he Gross and [believes he] "will be happy for whoever saw Comad run up behind wins." Gross jokingly re­ Weingart and kick him in plied that the "rest of us will the back of the legs. Other congratulate [the king] in than that, everything' s the parking lot after the cool." Gross noted that Members of~he Sadie Hawkins court are (left to right) dance."·.·.· "Pete and Tom had a few Brandon Hill, Steve Comad, Jason Weingart, Tom Congratulations to words for each other but no Myers and Ryan Gross. Not pictured are Peter Berlin the 1999 Sadie Hawkins fists were thrown." Wolf and Josh Wolf. court and king! and Berlin have also been Page 2 The Quaker November 1999 News J[ ill Remembering Mrs. Marching band ends Dickey successful season BY CAREY MCDERMOTI BY MARY SUTTER Many of you may about her. Molly Shiv­ remember her smiling face, ers described her as "al­ The Salem Marching Band held its annual her cheerful attitude, her big ways bubbly, always in a Marching Band Concert on Wednesday, November 3. heart, and her willingness to good mood, and always The concert marked the end of football and marching help others. What you may ready to help." Barb seasons with a presentation of the songs played durin~ not remember is her name. Maple remembered her halftime and pre game shows this Y.ear. It too~ place m M r s . "positive attitude, espe­ the high school auditorium at 7:30 m the e".enmg. In Dickey recently cially while she full uniform the band marched down the aisles to the passed away from was sick." Mrs. beat of perc~ssion. Once on the stage, they marked time cancer. She worked Dickey was "al­ and played the Notre Dame Fight Song. The rest of pre in the high school ways helping with game followed, including the National Anth.em and the cafeteria, in the self­ other's problems Salem High School Alma Mater.