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

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Good rapport People getting along with people is necessary, and people getting along with people because they want to is even better. Generally speaking, the latter is true at Reserve. Students and staff enjoy a friendly relationship. Although most classrooms have a relaxed atmosphere, discipline is maintained and learning takes place. Many of the staff at Reserve also enjoy attending the many and varied activities that involve their students. The human side of the staff is revealed at these events and mal-ces for better rapport between staff and students. Santa, Carroll Martin, and Mr. LaRicca enjoy a gift exchange at Christmas. 14UfFaculty t .g. j sf - n A . . . t. ' trtr Mr. Iepson works on a one to one basis with Mr. Yannon is typical of staff members who lack Gentile. turn out for sports events.