Warren Western Reserve High School - Aurora Yearbook (Warren, OH)

Page 121 text:

upport and attendance helped For the second consecutive year, Coach Bubba led the freshmen through another successful season. Like all coaches, Frank Bubba want- ed to win, not because of the pres- Vtige, but because he felt that his team practiced more and worked lharcler than any other high school team around. Each week he proved this to his charges who worked at being the best. When the team start- ed to pull ahead, Coach Bubba would send in the second and third squads to give all the boys exper- ience. The first two games of the season went extremely well as the Raiders beat Boardman 44-34 and Mooney 56-33. Howland though, introduced a new type of zone defense which f1980 Freshmen Basketball-Front Row: Thadd Markle-Manager, Zyrone Edmonds, Steve Shaker, jim Gunther, jack Wiley, Dave Savage, Otis Colvin, Garvin McCork1e, Coach Frank Bubba. Back Row: Anthony Hemmingway, Terry Nicholson, George Lipczynski, Steve Malone, Mark Herron, Randy Hughley, S Mark Ingram, Rick Bell l Q Q an A A I l - . i ,ff,,, the Raiders were not ready for. The team played a good game, however, and lost by only 2 points C33-313. The Freshmen played well for the rest of the season. With better than expected support and attendance from the fans, the boys were well satisfied with their efforts. 1979-80 Freshmen Basketball - WWR 44 Boardman 34 56 Mooney 33 31 Howland 33 53 Fitch 45 ' 29 Ursuline 30 51 Hubbard 30 50 Boardman 29 I 57 Mooney 42 40 Howland 32 29 Fitch 39 62 Ursuline 33 54 Hubbard 35 50 Campbell 33 47 Campbell 33 56 LaBrae 32 34 Princeton 36 55 Harding 44 jack Wiley finds himself surrounded as he looks for another black jersey. Out maneuvering his opponent, Otis Colvin breaks loose for two. 1 Boys' Freshmen Basketball!117

Page 120 text:

With ballet-like grace, Mark Herronvflips the ball. 116!Boys' Freshmen Basketball Randy Hughley and an opponent form a tri angle as another 2 is scored. Jack Wiley wants to pass off. But to who? k N , 4 , I 'Ql?l'r '27 Xxx

Page 122 text:

kits add to spirit Under the direction of Mrs. Iane McMullen, six freshmen cheer- leaders and one alternate were cho- sen. The freshmen cheerleaders took the responsibility of all fresh- men and girls' basketball games after learning all the cheers form the varsity squad. During football and basketball seasons the varsity and junior varsi- ty squads took time to provide signs for pep assemblies and games. To add to the spirit the girls put on ex- cellent skits that they presented during pre-game pep assemblies this year. These skits showed origi- nality and the ability to entertain and show support for the team. .. . L. After a Raider victory against Harding, the cheerleaders demonstrate their Raider spir- It ' 1979-80 junior Varsity Cheerleaders: Front Row-Lori Kokolis, Tina Williamson Charissa jones. Back Row-Kim Whiting, Debbie Lewis, Sue johnson. llwl sf M H W x . . . ii,.jpi.r W- 1 .V , c -. - '- lffwgq K si X, X' -M f -4-'2f T ff- e-it 3 c X Twp D51-ns Q .u-. My Y' , im ' . is t ' X ri s R 0.253-ii f s Yu- x 4 gil? - 51 sfewy 1-gt. ak. ' . , ' + fi .k.. f It P- si N. 'f K ,ess K 7 5 A K he E... ' . it ke.. 'i ' 'N s fi 5 tflfrifx' X is F . ,,:sli?fe.m:-its ' A f,gi,T-sew Q sf '--.ks- f 3' ,Wt ' .Q ixgi-ty 'fi-si-Q K 5' ff xt. - - ' A so 1979-80 Freshman Cheerleaders: Monica Hudek, Simone Elias, Diane Batcha, Lori 'QW i s': 1 ' 7. - - - - f - - fast Irv. Q ksiaisxiig I-Igma, Tel-1-1 Guanqale, Iuhe Melvln. N015 plcturedg Diane Davis, Linda Ruhlman, Kim Nicholson, and Butter- ball Rowland show the opposing spectators that the Raiders are No. l . 118!Cheerleaders