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

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P Preparing for the future Once a student gets into high school he begins to look at what the future will hold for him. Juniors are especially concerned with this be- cause they only have one year left in high school. Many students con- centrated mainly on science, math, and English courses such as Chemis- try, Trigonometry, Zoology, Compo- sition II, and Survey of American Literature or Survey of English Lit- erature. Other students entered into the blocks and vocational courses so they could prepare for the future. Steno offered secretarial skills in which a student can get a job during her senior year through C.O.E. Hor- ticulture kept our school looking beautiful by taking care of plants. Nursing I prepared the student nurses for the demands of Nursing II and the Practical Nursing Test, which is taken after graduation. Drafting classes taught basic skills in mechanical drawing. These were just a few of the ways a junior would acquire skills that would prepare him for the future. Christine Aho Demetra Croff Kim Fagan Renee Ferry jeff Hipple L in Charissa Iones Shelby McCullum Pam Pascute Robin Reighard Lynette Salter Kim Smith jim Spain Sherry Thomas Steve Warne Steve Welch ' junior Steve Bellish talks to Mr. Harris about courses for next year. 214 lluniors A.F.R.O.T.C. enjoys a quick break before go- ing back to their drills.

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W , ' , Q 5 .ka K 3 ,, -- x sf- 1. l JK Dennis Walton Ron Ware Mark Wargelin Gregory Warne Sharon Warren Aileen Washington Andrew Watson Patrick Webster Darla Weimer Ianine Weita lMoney to burnl Saving up for a new car might be the biggest thing on a juniors mind. But in order to buy a car, one needs money and to get money one needs a job, and a job means Work, Work, and more Work. Whether it was la- boring at Macs or at a local depart- ment store, it took away time from a student both socially and academi- cally. The time he spent working could have been spent with friends or studying for an important test. ra ,I ,fa Q ' M Not only did juniors work for cars, they saved money for college or for a trip during his senior year. Work also caused trouble at home with students because they did not have enough time to do their own work at home. Even though the Iuniors suffered through many problems. They all agreed that when payday came around all the suffering was worth it. il Q fm William Welling Andrea Wells Kelly Thomas demonstrates how to pour coffee. X N JN Ronald Wells Roseann West Chinita Westmoreland Marie White Melvin White Shirley Wilburn Kim Wilson Audrey Windom Dexter White Randall Wilson Shana Williams Karla Workman Steve Wright Josephine Zaben Anna Zandarski Michael Zandarski Iuniors!213

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-SN mm ..t.t,,MW -- ei XX of :X .. Karla Workman types a memorandum for a future job. ,vm ':k K X aaaa to t of at W it AN M ,, ff R f ' 1' W, Y, VM wwfafawff l - ww X 3 I Rick Kimbel and Colleen Aurand study for an important test during lunch. .t My Mark Gorbey hopes that his acting exper- ience will help him pursue a career as an ac- l0l'. juniors 1215