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

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Q Q2 H51 ,L L Raider majorettes pay homage to Big Chief mascot. Curtis Duren and Scott Perricellia perform a drum solo with fellow drummers to Macho Man. v faithful Raider fans watch the band at r daily practice. ad leader, Tammi Tomaski, mentally runs fugh the next routine. Band I 39

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Maiorit in band are Frosh In mid summer, the freshmen be- gan their lives as Reserve band members. They learned a host of songs, which included the Fight song and the Alma Mater. The band is divided into squads, each with a leader. It was with the help of the squad leaders that the freshman learned their routines. Working hard at keeping their squads in step, they helped every member iron out the problems. After many days of practice, the new members caught on and the band started to take form. When the first game arrived, the band was primed and ready. All of the hours of practice and drill paid off as they marched onto the field. Finding it difficult at first, freshmen ...X soon became accustomed to march- ing in front of a crowd. While sitting in the bandshell, the members could be heard cheering their team to a victory, no matter what the scoreboard read. Fans everywhere in the stadium didn't have to listen very hard to find the true source of Raider spirit. LQ' .5 . . .i,,. .,,. , . . 2 X .L A ' ' 1 V-TV - ' , V. - ,. .V.i.2....ti. .. . fV . V . .,,,V p . .Q Nags ,ft wagsimmmrmwag .5 --cl - , - . V . -K : .X It .W X . sg fa . X ' f R 5 .VL . ., Um wgpnt ,. .. .vga ,Q Q V Q 1 9 LL L +523 . V . ' 3 .. . :n s WE.. f V wfisllif-,.V :kwa 3 Ltffsxr-V,g5:Vgf kgtxrisyif ? --if -is VL 'LE?re:,,. We M 19 Vs sw .t . .- f Eg- fV .L-sell 't.s L ids f.f,.,..VVa..-W. + . V ' . QV sk A.. Aiwa- -rfb? x. Ewa N. LW 31,2 Viftf'-Q AQSQPWPY gg M' 45517: ,Ek Stiflfx -if-.gk'71L XX Kg -p f ..g,g':.X,Vrr-fw:X'iQe.....g . - -Q5 'TN V fs.VV's. Lv j'1L1NLl FW .SS-.staff 1 - - t .,.. V LL Fai s-assi 'ft' rt in f .. tu rfV.,at.?Ls-tistsz-S?-Qs is H. . VV ...ww ,, . ff -gawk-Fksg. as .gs smsfi .,g,-GVf1-tm SI . VvffS's.+ .sf'fV.,-:,.s,5sg? ,V VV -. New . V .- - s.lss V S LL ' a r' NRL i55?lL3 N it L '.LafEe.. -' 'fi x fwmxw' t t Lis . . . r... V . rm . fi. r. Ll - M . ix 'L 'V . Q3 Q.. c .--, Q .-.. VV1 r -L -----,.-- - - L Q-' .-.,.. V+ WW.. , . , ..'- - LL . ,L . . My ,. . . , h A L . ,,,, , M ,p. , ixpkz ,ii b W K, 4, V .,-- V . L, . 5 Q' I L- - V V. .- Wt'-- . ft'-. V Z '- ' e'-t . -V - VV V - - 1- .t.a - rt L' L . .-t, . . . ' tt.s ' .s.at .-.. . if Q '- - as M .3 '--7 gi :reg 'sglsey ' -Q R fwf -535 V - A Lffi- 'L 'LVL 'LL-ii: XLR? ' L L. lg ,. -.-- -Q L ,-tt - . .. V. 5 -- .-.. T f '-..- . t--- ,.k' 5 'V 1 1 LL V V .V . .. Q ti.. b f .... . A it V- Q L-.. f K- -.--' . f LW Mx V Q . 0 L V, -f . V ' .af V . A -w -..-.- its .- , - V Q ' VV Vw ami-V Mi' Vl. LL . L2 -V H -----Ve . iam., f s-.L - , ,.. - 'W ..,. -Fw.. ffi L 'if . V .V .. IL VV -LWL 'F LVLLLLLLWL L L L T LL -- Q fQ4F-Lift .wx ' 'F' l ,K . . ... fx .L - ,, . . T .V - .. ..-ff' t' ' V LL .. V -w ,..- , . .. - V 'V V , fl 1 V ,V- V -----VV- 1 A ag - . s V. LL .A K Y : . X , . K Q Q ! G . Ak, ,E gag Q img? . M is ...S .K p k it ' W- . 4 Q a s .. -' r 1' ' 9 if . 4 Vro 955355 - :. V , L -' - '7 - Lg' Ln ' . ' V' Q.. . . .. V- -- .bV. LX.. 'Q L ' LL ' p L . L' . ' , L ., . -- . -' - r :-.rg L , - L .,. 'V ' t '. ' L - LV --Q-: .ai- ' 'L V- .si .151 V V. V gs. -. - . . VV L V ,Q g - g ,. L' M ky ,L The traditional W.W.R. is performed at the Harding-Reserve game. The majorettes repeat their popular routine to the Village people medley at the annual Marching Band concert. 38!Band

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40!Band Band performs in BigApp1e This year, the band journeyed to New York City where they per- formed during halftime at a New York Giants pre-season game. Throughout their three day trip, rain became a familiar sight. Practic- ing regularly in the drizzle, many members' sweaters doubled as hoods. Once settled, the band members decided to take a look at New York, where they visited the World Trade Center, the Statue of Liberty and Central Park. Going off in groups, members walked through much of The Big Apple, taking pictures along the way. Much to the dismay of the band members, many of the shops and buildings were closed, as they were toured on a Sunday. At the Sheraton Hotel, a heated pool was available for the less adventursome band member. The trip was not all fun and games, though. Many hours of prac- ticing were spent on the soggy field. However, this paid off, as the band and majorettes gave an excel-l lent performance and received a standing ovation from the New York fans and high praise from the news media. Mr. Krauss orients the band at the New York stadium. Darlene Crites practices with a new hairdo. V W l 4 61 y 'fr Q 2 Z Frank Gardi, Alan Siefert, and Brendan Hernon play macho in Manhattan. The truck crew unloads and checks out the horns at the Marriot.