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

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Mrs. Tuskan coaches Chuck Medley and Beth Boyer in preparation for an upcoming con- test, ' M, H ig, V9 fb ,, Andrea Morgan and Betty Taylor practice duet speaking. After an excellent performance, Iim Hogan and Lorretta Salmon, proudly display their trophies. tb .S I yy. at 4 44!Speech Team I rum was Loci F I R E scum Chandra Brooks shows a first place trophy she earned for her excellence in Oratorical Speaking. t ns E Z Q35

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Man projects are successful The Student Senate is composed of some of the school's hardest workers. Chris Ciancone, as Student Body President, has worked very hard to keep this year's activities running smoothly. Homecoming, collecting contributions for United Appeal and Thanksgiving baskets, and King of the Court were a few of the many activities planned and car- ried out by the Student Senate. After the United Appeal compaign, the three top classes en- joyed a rewarding pizza party in re- turn for their efforts as the highest contributors. Mrs. Grischow's room contributed the most with a grand total of 5124.06, Mr. Leiby's class donated 5108.68, and Mr. Hernon's class came through with 59400. To- gether with the help of the rest of the student body and numerous or- ganizations, the school surpassed its quota for the year of 51,400.00 with a final sum of 51,430.41. The elections for homecoming, student government, and money collected for the Spirit Chain Links were all organized by the student representatives. The supervisor and overall advisor for Student Senate activities is Mrs. Linda Yannon. I junior Student Senate: Nancy Madvad, Kim Wilson, Lori Laukhart, Bill Masimore, Kim Davis, and LaRonda Barnes. Freshman Student Senate: Terri Guanciale, Tami DiGiacobbe, Stacey Harrell, Monica Hudek, Iulie Melvin, and Diane Davis. Sophomore Student Senate: Kris Principi, Diane Iannizzaro, Andre Ervin, Chandra Brooks, Lana Santii, and Laura DiGiacobbe.

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Team continues Winning trend On the cold winter Saturday mornings in Ianuary and February one could find the sixteen members of the speech team trekking out to frosty destinations: Canfield, Niles McKinley, Youngstown East, and Wilson. Though starting late in the season due to Mrs. Kathy Tuskan's blessed family addition, the team worked diligently. As a result, the team amassed a total of nine awards including a second in Sweepstakes at East High School. Memories of the State Tourna- ment at Fairmont East High School echoed in the minds of Aundrea Brown, Kim Davis, Andrea Morgan and Betty Taylor. High hopes for fu- ture state qualifications were also in the thoughts of other team mem- bers. The result at year end was five state qualifiers again and a very sat- isfied group of forensic competitors. The team took five members to state held at Ohio University, March 13-15. They were looking forward to expanding their team to include Lincoln-Douglas Debate and Extem- poraneous speaking next year. ,,..,-- ,,.,-- ,...-- ,...- ,,,..-- M- ,,,.....,- ,..- ,,......- ,,....- lla s, Hi y f 7 x 9 ,fffr-af X M ay W ' if 'V I ' . ini ,-'i' V1 ,Lf ,i , We me W 'Q W Iessica Turner and Bryan Adamson show their awards for outstanding achievements. Kim Davis, Andrea Morgan, Aundrea Brown, and Betty Taylor in the hotel in Dayton, ready to compete in their first day at the State speech tournament at Fairmont-East High School. Mrs. Tuskan and the 1980 Speech Team. Performing as a team are Aundrea Brown and Kim Davis. Speech Team!45