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

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Biolo y Club Roughs It This past summer a group of eight students led by chaperones, Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Calior, hiked through the beautiful Monogahela National For- est. Except for the car trouble, sore feet, and rain, it was a really great trip. Evenings were spent sitting around a fire listening to the sound of the woods. After hiking all day with thirty pounds on their backs, getting to sleep was no problem. The Biology Club had a monthly outing. The members met in the school parking lot and then formed a convoy to their destination. They traveled to Camp Hi in Hiram, Ohio, for a seven mile trip down the Cuyahoga River. Everyone en- joyed the trip, except Mark Wargelin and Ianet Stroup, whose canoe tipped over after hitting a rock. In December, the club members journeyed to Punderson Park, one of the highlights of the year, Where they enjoyed their annual sledriding outing. This was one of the favorites of all the members of the Biology Club. They flew down the hill, bundled up in winter clothes, on intertubes knocking down innocent bystanders. S , X - K t L ' jf r. r is -- its A--.-- -, .r.. ....,,. . - ,Q 't' , .... t . . -1.25. rs? Pam Erickson, Sharon Brady, Marie White, janet Stroup, and Mrs. Calior take time out to enjoy the beauty of the river. Marie White examines the campfire sight.. 62!Biology Club

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Active students belong to S y The National Honor Society con- ists of students with at least a 3.0 rade point average, are active in any school clubs and organiza- ions, and show leadership qualities. These are just a few of the qualities hat teachers look for in Reserve's lonor Students. After applying for NHS, the students were voted on and chosen by the teachers, from all departments, and NHS advisor, Miss Jeanne Young. Once a member of the NHS, required meetings were held, headed by president Anthony Montecalvo. The National Honor Society spon- sored a spagetti dinner, the biggest money making project, and sold E Z GHS Officers: President Anthony vlontecalvo, Vice President Kathy Batcha, ind Advisor Miss Young. 'Q' 1979-1980 National Honor Society. programs at home basketball games, to supply the needed funds for their scholarship program. This scholar- ship is the Kenneth Gabriel Scholar- ship. It involves two 8100.00 schol- arships which are awarded to students according to academic abil- ity, not need. Tina Boyer cleans up at the NHS sponsored dinner.- Kim Raszmann sells a program to a basket- ball fan, lax is if .NHS!61

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Y I ! l A J Officers: President Anthony MonteCalvo, Treasurer Alicia Nash, Secretary Kim Raszmann, and Vice President Nancy Discerni, Nancy Discerni spends her leisure time div- ing for pennies. . K 'QBNN 1- Carlson and Mrs. Calior study the Mr. Calior and the Biology Club backpacks upon arriving. The Biology Club put together unload their a showcase showing their basic camping gear. 'l at QQ as e on a rock formation, Biology Club! 63 l m ills 4