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

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X I Fellow skier Nancy Weber comes to Beth Boyer's aid. ' Student Senate members decorate Reserve's first Christmas tree 32lOrganizations Divider

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What should We do next? Reserve students found many new ways to spend their time away from the classroom. One of the new additions was in the cafeteria. Re- serve had recently installed a salad bar for the students and faculty members. The salads were 95 cents and were a generous change of diet for everyone. Some other types of activity for students was playing pool and foosball. With the prices going up at a steady pace of movies and gaso- line, students were forced to find a new way . They were seen roaming through graveyards at one moment and at school activities the next. When everything was said and done, we always found something to do whether it was thumb wres- tling or party hopping to keep out of trouble. AA'v'A v X it kll M WN... 1-ag MWF' ' s Billy Louma picks an odd place to rest in peace. Iamie Walker focuses his attention on sink- ing the eight ball. A student tries out the salad new bar

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Apath high, membership down Student interest which was once high had declined and the many clubs Reserve offered felt the effect. Stu- dents once spent much of their time after school getting involved in clubs, however membership had dropped and apathy played a big part in them this year. One of the causes may have been the high inflation. Students 'found that to have the money needed for movies, dances, cars, dates, or college they had to find a part-time job. Students, also became tired of the same people running fthe clubs and felt they had no influence on them. Meet- ings were disorganized and students would group to- It 'ti ll 'Qui his , ., V I l i it 'W' 7 A Ass ' gether in their cliques to talk throughout the meetings. Many clubs had difficulty getting students to actively participate in their activities, but once they did, the members found it rewarding and fun. However, the students who did become involved benefited from the experience. They made new friends who were interested in similar things and had a great time. Declining membership and apathy are examples of the TURNING POINTS Reserve has seen this year and hope- fully will not see in the future. International Club members enjoy the variety 2 I W 'M mt M' of food at the annual Christmas Fiesta. Karen Brown, Ladonna Osborne and Korriena Ayres practice for the choir concert. Mr. john Calior points out a bird to Biology Club members at West Branch State Park. Organizations Dividerl33 H . t .,,,.,,s