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

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The referee keeps a careful eye on a crucial play. Freshman quarterback concentrates on the snap of the ball. 100!Sparts Frosh get tough The 1981 Freshman Football team concluded its season with a 5-2 record. Coaches Iohn Allen, Gordon Shaw, and Bill Snowball, all worked together to give the team insentive football tactics for a winning season. Beyond just being a coach of the freshman, these coaches are responsible for much of the scouting for the varsity football program. The Y are also instrumental in the off season conditioning program. The teams highest point of the season was their defeats of Niles and Crosstown rival, Harding. Players of the freshman were, Bob Angelo, Robert Carter, Andree Davie, Ioel Davis, Paul Drake, Shawn Flowers, lack Gentile, Bill Popson, Fred Peterson, Malory Peterson, Andree Pugh, Clark Redman, Roselle Richardson, George Riddle, Robbie Hanna, Steve Henderson, Mike Hoover, Brian Meade, Ed Michael, Doug Pascute, Kenny Robbins, Larrow Tigue, Dave Vingle, Tim Witherow. 3 Waiting on the sidelines is always frustrating to the eager players.

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Lori Kokolis, Sue Iohnsan and Diann Davis help fire up, fans an Q wid Saturday night. l D e S S p At halftime the girls have some hot chocolate and pizza to stay warm during the second half. 102! S ports Miss Ioyce Siranovic's second year as cheerleading advisor proved to be a successful one. From the summer morning practices, to the chilly foot- ball games, to the hot, crowded bas- ketball games, all of the squads worked together to raise spirit at Re- serve, which sometimes can be a dif- ficult task. With the help of the stu- dent section, as well as a special group of senior boys, the cheerleaders were able to psyche up the teams, cheering them on to victory. One of the highlights of the year was getting new varsity uniforms and pompoms. The bright gold sweaters with black stripes seemed to make the girls stand out in a crowd. This was also the first year that there was a freshmen football cheerleading squad. Since football season starts be- fore school opens, the freshmen squad wasn't chosen until basketball and wrestling season. Despite the compatibility between the girls, some replacements were made throughout the year, but this didn't affect the squads much. The girls adapted quickly and were able to continue their duties to the best of their abilities. They knew their main concern was the moral of the teams. That is why they needed all of the support from the students and fans as possible. By cheering with the cheerleaders, Reserve fans show ev- eryone the meaning of West Side Pride.