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

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High point winner for the boys, fason Mahaffey finishes an exhausting 200-yard race. Diving off the starting block with perfect form is Emily Kiracofe. 1981-82 Boys Swimming 4 wins, 8 losses, 1 tie Opponent We They Wooster 76 88 Massillon 71 100 Cuyahoga Falls 100 62 Akron East 109 31 Canfield 86 83 Hubbard 70 98 Western Reserve Academy 38 45 Canton Glenoak 83 83 AlllUIlC6 29 54 Harding 23 60 St. Thomas Aquinas 78 86 Liberty 95 63 Copley 77 92 1981-82 Girls Swimming 2 wins, 10 losses Opponent We They Barberton 117 50 Wooster 48 111 Massillon 75 94 Cuyahoga Falls 78 91 Canfield 48 103 llubbard 75 87 Canton Glenoak 65 91 Alliance 42 40 Harding 28 55 St. Thomas Aquinas 62 99 Liberty 75 78 Gopley 61 98 126fSports Coach Mark Sullivan looks on from the scoring table while Pam Peters swims the 500 yard freestyle race. The lead man in a relay needs to get a good start to give his team the lead. ldslhnnnumunnnli Girls captain Patty McCormick and Boys Cap tain Mike Warmuth. ' V vs vt Wm, W

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Part of the Truck A Teers warm up is not bowing towards Mecca. 1 Track A Teers keep on running but get no where. l Bottom row: Matt Taylor, Ieff Morgan, Bryan Ienkins, Ed Dawson. row 2: Morris Hill, Ver- non Anderson, Dave Hipple, Iames Iordan. row 3: leff Krietler, Marvin Hill, Wendall Richard- son, Michael Simpson. row 45 Clint Tyler, Tim Richardson, Devon Witaker, Herald Iaclfson, Coach lack Thornton. Track-a-Teers!125

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Single Under second year head coach Mark Sullivan and assistants, Kim Scofield and Kevin Hernon, Reserve's coed swim team had a season of more individual than team successes. funior Patty McCormick, captain of the girls squad, as well as their high point winner with 151 points, set two school records in the 100 and 50 yard freestyles. In districts, she placed ninth and fifth in those same respec- tive events. Pam Peters, Emily Kiracofe, and Iovina Rossi also turned in fine performances in districts. High point winner for the boys, also with 151 points, was sophomore Iason Muhuffey. The boy's squad, led by senior cap- tain Mike Warmuth, was comprised splash of one senior, two juniors, four sopho- mores, and seven freshmen. Their 4- 8-1 season was highlighted by a sixth place finish in the NEAC championship at Massillon and an eighteenth place finish in districts. Although the girls had a disappoint- ing 2-8 record, Coach Sullivan attrib- uted this to their lack of depth. With only eight girls on the team, we could win but still lose. If we placed first and third in every event, the other team still won because they had four girls entered and had the oportunity ta accumulate more points. The girls also placed sixth in their NEAC championship, which was held at Re- serve, but placed fifteenth in districts. 4, 1 1981-82 Coed Swim Team Bottom Row fl. to Rl: Dan Rader, Larry Oswald, Mark Michaels, Dave Zimmerman, Mike Rutledge, Sonya fones. Second row: Dan Wetzel, Peggy fen- nings, Sue Zimmerman, Pam Peters, Bob Reich, Dan Hipple, Lori Kreitler, Coach Kim Scofield, Head Coach Mark Sullivan. Third row: Coach Kevin Hernon, Anthony DiGiacobbe, Iovina Rossi, Emily Kiracofe, Steve Luca, Hugh Hernon, Brendon Hernon, Iason Mahaffey, Patty Mccormick, Mike Warmuth. Although swimming is a team sport, it consists mostly of individual performances. V- N, '53 wo .-ai. X M95 xx ., an -.. N' Q --u--1-......-. ---- -.............2.'3.., 'Q --.-.-...... .Qklviv -.s 'T Vii gu n . l 1 R .. 1 t 9 ? ,. ,J 5 f 4' ai 5 . S ,QYXEXTQL S Q l tilt .iw 4 VA x ' 3 5 X -Xml fl Senior Lori Krietler, a four year team member, executes another high scoring dive. Swimming!127