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

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Fear and hope prevalent As we look toward the eighties with great anticipation and some fear, we realize that our lives will never be the same. The Iranian Crisis and the Russian invasion of Afghanastan affected us all with Carter asking to reinstate the draft. Many protests were heard about women being included. However, there were some bright spots such as Gale Sayers coming to talk to stu- dents about drugs. Mr. Sayers was very much concerned with students involvement in drugs. He told us there was a much better world out there without them. Look- ing toward the future students realized that many TURNING POINTS were taking place in their lives at that particular moment in time. ous Sf 9 ftavfgfi' 70 0 so M XZPQ3 X ' 1 CX!! UQ Qygfcfzff M43 aff' 'had Udww- 'fo obew We ' Cuwl KU JIZJIMJZO' i , Ui Q J , yi mug, JW? eunfwffftco me fwmmwl meet 75 gwflytyk Ytlctllocvww OWVCL t Dnwftwl' UL JUJLML JYQUW YQCM' fc wid WN? Mffm im jg-O is Moore to W e Qlkgfg-IWTPJAJC. J MM! fiitiffwffnwftxia Lou Ann Prindle symbolizes how the seniors feel about the Iranian crisis. o, i ' we ,gjm y i X txmfifsw-f . A .. Ziggy is a bright spot in many students lives. Closing! 285 JZL

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