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

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Are 01 mpics in future plans. Making the U.S. Olympic team may not be in the near future plans of W.W.R. staff members, but they do enjoy playing their favorite sports. Golf was one of the many favorite sports of our staff. Mr. Donaldson, who coaches our golf team, and Mr. Marchese are seriously considering competing in the Bob Hope Desert Classic. Miss Ieanne Young and Mrs. Kathy Tuskan show that women sports are here to stay. Marvin Donaldson, Mathematics Ms. Nadyne Macejko, Physical Education Mark Kinkead, Adjusted Curriculum 1621 Sports Mr. Holko, otherwise known as Babe Ruth, and Miss Young, alias Iohnny Bench, are both very much into baseball. Mrs. Tuskan and Mr. Redderson enjoy the game of basketball. Mr. Redderson likes his hook-shot while Mrs. Tuskan is best at lay-ups. Mr. Kinkead has often wondered if he made a mistake by not going into professional football. Miss Macejko enjoys water skiing on Lake Erie and Miss Mortaro uses her backhand, in tennis, that is. Mr. Mark Spitz Mershon favors swim- ming, but Mr. Dorkin is happy with a pole, hook, and a big bass biting the bait. No, the Olympics are not in the near future of our staff members, but in a few years, who knows?

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taff loyal followers of FL Staff members at Reserve are true ifootball fansQ The most faithful fol- lowers of the game are the men. They would devote their lives to football if they could. It has been lrumored that they eat, sleep, and ldrink football , Mr. Sisko has fantasized himself as the great How- ard Cosell, and Mr. Fowler sees lhimself as Don Merideth. The coaches at Reserve feel sometimes that they would rather be playing the game instead of coaching. Mr. Charlton imagines himself as a wide receiver going out for a pass. Mr. Nyitray dreams of being a quarter- back, so he can be the team hero. Mr. LaRicca would just love to be the guy who intercepts the ball. Mr. Orr, Mr. Annarella, and Mr. Camp- bell would like to be coaching for the professionals of the NFL. Mr. Yannon would enjoy being a train- er, making sure all the players are in shape. Fame is dreamed of by most peo- ple, but, Mr. Reich and Mr. Morri- son believe the most important man during a football game is the refer- ee. Whether on the field, or on the side lines, these men know the Ref calls all the shots. So, if a face looks familiar when a football game is in progress, look again. These WWR men might have fulfilled their dreams. Phil Annarella, Special Education Alan Orr, Art Robert Reich, Assistant Principal w 1 I 4 uhiiii 445' x! Robert LaRicca, Social Studiffyllx, l Adil' J , . Jw' fi ft - AJ if 7 ' fl! 1 U, V JJ i Lf at M Donald Charlton, Health W ' ,Q lj QS. , ji! . f- 1 X5 Richard States, Vocational Education 'TX My JWJV Ng W f .jd f ff U' V ,nf-1 1 y, V' xy H Football X 161

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nnis Drokin, Science Miss Ieanne Young, Mathematics William Mershon, Vocational Education Mrs. Kathy Tuskan, English Vic Marchese, Social Studies - l,, w Mark Holko, Social Studies ' I 'I William Redderson, Physical Education 'I-UHTY Sports! 163