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

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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

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A11 the wa I The Warren Western Reserve Sophomore Football team gained a 14-0 victory over Niles in the season opener. The team continued with an impressive season. The sophomores remained undefeated for the course 'of the season. The team ended the season with a record of 6-0-1, Coach Mark Kinkead commented that the iplayers displayed much Raider Pride during the year. The offensive unit displayed ex- cellence by scoring 118 points dur- ing the 1979 season, which consist- ed of seven games. In the game with Hubbard the offense scored a total of 28 points making that a great victory in which the opposing team did not score on the Raiders. The opposing teams scored only P 18 points on the Raiders thanks to the great efforts of the defensive unit. Combining their efforts, the defense and offense won a 16-0 vic- tory over Harding. Coach Kinkead comments, Good fundamental football skills contrib- uted to the success of the 1979 soph- omore football team. ' 1 1 v E fl Aubrey Brown finds some problems as he .. W... Km. 1979 Sophomore Football Team, Front row: Kevin Brown, Marc Ingram, Rick Crowley, Andre Ervin, Willie Simpson, Ioe Williamson, Ioe Scott, Ron Pruitt, Andre Reed. Mid- dle row: Sam Bluedorn, Randy Mann, Greg Ochsenbine, Sheldon Spiva, Damon Williamson, Mike Taylor, Bryan jenkins, Troy Morris, Greg Kilpatrick, Kevin Dennison, Vince Breckenridge. Back row: Iames jordan, Donny Rose, Kimm Defoor, Ralph Patterson, Aubrey Brown, Vince Peterson, Shawn Pearson, Andrew Thornton, Rex Pelto, jeff Morgan, Ed Dawson, Butch Plevyak, Keith Brown. Coach Kinkead uses a time out to bring in an important play. t at QAM ' cuts around the right end. i Qi.. Aubrey Brown throws a long bomb with an all out effort. Sophomore Football! 131