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

Page 123 text:

1979 Varsity Cheerleaders: from left to rightg Lori Laukhart, Tina Sandor, Carla Rucker, Georgene Rowland, Kim Moore, Linda Ruhlman, Kim Nicholson. The cheerleaders cheer on the football team as the first player bursts through the Tee Pee, The IV Cheerleaders encourage the band to Get a Little Bit R-O-W-D-Y! The freshman cheerleaders wait patiently for the game to begin. Cheerleaders 1119

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

Page 124 text:

Gymnasts play several roles The 1979-80 Girls' Gymnastics Team, was small in number, but they were ready to compete against the best. Although they only won two out of twelve meets, they were still enthusiastic and competitive. Each girl had her specialty in the events, however, due to the small size of the team the girls had to compete all-around. Unfortunatly, Exibiting perfect balance on the beam is Ia- nice Dowdell. ,.-- I at one meet they did not have a chance to compete since the judges failed to appear. Coach Loomis' advice helped a great deal by preparing the girls to compete. The season this year can be looked on as a building year. The majority of the team will return next year for another season of hard work and practice. Marla McLure, Lisa Hussar, Sue Leonard, Orchid Hill, Crystal Ervin, Ianice Dowdell, and Shervon Hill gave their all, which is the most any person can give. Together these girls have shared victory and defeat. But, most importantly, they made a team. 1979 Girls' Gymnastics 56.45 Harding 67.50 56.05 Hubbard 64.50 55.2 JFK 54.45 44.95 Struthers 64.3 9.05 Girard 68.25 51.50 Mineral Ridge 67.10 55.94 Liberty 59.56 60.6 Canfield 75.45 51.10 Lakeview 51.20 47.35 Fitch 79.6 67.9 Villa Maria 57.7 58.80 Harding 70.75 120!Gymnastics xx X . . MOV' MQ Wm li Balance is the trick to a successful scale as shown by Lisa Hussar. Marla McClure takes off from the uneven bars for a perfect dismount.