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

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Ted Klimczyk and Charles Dukes bring down the Falcons Running Back, Mark Brundidge and jim Spain protect Q.B. Wes Goodin as he goes back for a pass. l28!I.V. Football Kelly Beaver approaches the goal line se onds after Derrick Harris chalks up six.

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Unity is the key to Winning l There were many players singled out during the season who were .idolized by the students at Reserve. What the average student does not ,understand is that the team is not 5 made up of individual members, but is a whole. Without the unity and cooperation displayed by the team during the many long hours of practice, in addition to the games, the team's season record of 8-2 would not have been possible. There are also many people who work with the team behing the scenes. Without the coaches, train- ers, team managers there would not have been a team. runs his thousandth yard. Lawrence Coleman breaks through Howland's defense for a touchdown. Bobby Cayson breaks a school record as he 1979 Varsity Football Team, First Row: A. Davis, T. Raimey, I. Moss, B. Davis, I. Peterson, M. Dukes, H. Rogers, R. Cayson, P. Gould, N. Rod- gers, N. Henderson, A. Brown, E. Haynes, C. Buzzelli, P. Allard, M Douglas, A. Rose Row 2: L. Bliven, Manager, R. Tucker, D. Terry, D. Provitt, K. Beaver, W. Goodin, S. Dennison, R. Williamson, A. Wade, S Sandrella, S. Goliday, B. Benford, A. Thorton, T. Kazaglis, P. Kovach, R Tucker, R. Hughley, K. Logan, Manager. Row 3: T. Nochta, D Bevilaqua, D. Walton, M. Terry, S. Seay, C. Dukes, R. Patterson, L Coleman, D. Harris, I. jones, E. Taylor, M. Brundidge, I. Dowe, K Powell, T. Cayson, I. Spain, B. Lamont, I. Thomas, G. Flowers, T. Sav- age. Row 4: C. Gall, Student Trainer, S. Spiva, M. Ingram, M. Taylor, S. Brown, I. Morgan, W. Dansler, R. Pelto, G. Ochsenbine, K. DeFoor, B. Plevyak, V. Allen, H. jones, R. Hadden, M. Brandon, R. Patterson, A. Ervin, W. Simpson, K. Dennison, V. Breckenridge, M. Kamer, Student Trainer. Row 5: B. Ienkins, A. Reed, I. Williamson, D. Rose, R. Crawley, H. Thornton, R. Pruit, S. Pearson, I. Iordan. Last Row: L. Less, Trainer, Coach D. Campbell, Coach, M. Kinkead, Coach, E. Ashcroft, Coach G. Shaw, Head Coach D. Charlton, Coach M. Jackson, Coach P. Annarella, Coach R. Saczalski, Coach B. Yannon, Coach G. DeLuca, B. Snyder, As- sistant Trainer. Varsity Football 1127

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S. U.C. creates no problem The team had a disappointment in being defeated by Barberton, at a score of 14-20, in the season opener. It took much self-determination and Raider pride to try again. The team proved themselves to be true Raid- ers by coming back and winning the second game with Cardinal Mooney with a score of 6-0. The team continued with this upward trend for the remainder of the sea- son. They finished the season with a record of 7-1. Although the junior Varsity does not receive the amount of publicity that other teams at Reserve collect they are none the less important. The practice and training the play- ers acquire during their Junior Var- sity years will prove to be an advan- tage during the Varsity games. In addition to their training they also have the advice and coaching of Coach Charlton to aid them in de- veloping their football talents. ! Derrick Harris heads for the goal line after finding an opening in the Falcons defense. Who's got the ball? was a common ques- tion in pile ups such as this. 1979 I.V. Football Derrick Harris has only the company of the Ref. as he takes down the field. WWR 14 Barberton 20 6 C. Memorial 0 8 Mooney 6 36 Hubbard 0 12 Howland ' 0 35 Fitch 0 28 Ursuline 0 8 Boardman 7 j.V. Football!129