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

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Depth helps season Sparked by eight returning play- ers the 1979 Girls' Tennis Team had an exceptional season ending with a 11-4 win-loss record. Helping tre- mendously was the returning play- ers. Iill Cunningham and Carol An- gelo alternately played in the number one singles position while Sandy Desport occupied the number three singles spot. Playing in the mumber one doubles position was Jill Cunningham gets a pat on the cheek after a good set. Dineen Zallow puts deep concentration into her preparation to return the ball. 1979 Varsity Girls Tennis Team: Front Row - jill Cunningham, Ianine Principi, Sallie Bennett, Carol Angelo, Back Row - Coach Kurta, Lori Kokolis, Kris Principi, Sue Rinda, Dineen Zallow and Sandy Desport. 92 !Girls' Tennis Striving for the winning point, Kris Principi lunges for the ball. Ianine and Kris Principi, while Dineen Zallow and Sally Bennett held the number two doubles spot. Carol Angelo faired fairly well in sectionals where she placed sixth, just missing going to districts. At the end of the season Coach Linda Kurta named Sandy Desport Most Valuable Player and Dineen Zallow, Most Improved Player. -9- ye. -, M 4 - --arg . f vw Wwff-W. 5 K if ? i , 1 . fl!!! I . . 4, ': :Hifi . :li-'f - - 4' QQ - :jf K . -'i i i

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Making the green Head Coach Marvin Donaldson said the highlight of the 1979 golf season was the great finish in the Steel Valley Conference. The team had many disappointments at the start of the season. During the first part, the team lost six matches and in addition tied with Fitch and Hubbard, making the first half a disappointment. The team's record started to pick up during the second half. At the end of the season the l l il +A:-an 1979 Boys' Varsity WWR 185 Boardman 168 164 Ursuline 161 173 Fitch 173 Hubbard 173 167 Howland 162 167 Harding 157 IFK 165 Won by forfeit Campbell 174 Mooney 167 173 Cuyahoga 173 Ravenna 166 Wooster 168 182 Ursuline 163 161 Campbell 196 169 Hubbard 157 156 Howland 164 168 Hoban 166 Barberton 156 164 Fitch 170 164 Mooney 162 172 Boardman 178 l 94 !Boys' Golf team had a record of 19-18-2 includ- ing those matches which were played in the North-East Ohio sec- tional tournament, where they placed 7th out of 19 teams. Cardinal Mooney, SVC Champs, was one of the teams that Reserve beat. Tom Caroselli, Frank Licavoli, Mike Bugganer, Brian Wilson, and John Cracium received Varsity Awards for their outstanding per- formances. Mark Fee received a Iunior Todd York leans into a strong forward drive. Q Certificate of Participation for team loyalty and good sportsman- ship. Tom Caroselli was voted the Most Valuable Golfer . He had a season average of 72.1 and his best round was a 38. Mike Bugganer was The Most Improved Golfer with a season average of 43.9, which was an improvement of 8592 over his average last season. lust after he enters the green, Brian Wilson executes a well delivered putt. The 1979 Golf Team - Front Row: Mark Fee, Tom Caroselli, Frank Licavoli, Brian Wilson. Back Row Todd York, Mike Bugganer, Iohn Craciun, Coach Donaldson.