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

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Sarah G. Rowe Alan G. Ruhlman Rachelle A. Russell Monica E. Rutledge Terri L. Rutter Steven M. Saba! Luna M. Sonlli Desiree S. Sayers Francine E. Sciulli Robert P. Seals Rosemarie Sebbio Paul A. Seifer Allen L. Seifert Penny A. Sekeralf Velma I. Sharp 1 45 . loanna M. Shaver lacqueline D. Smith lohn A. Smithley Lori L. Sorber Runea L. Southern 158fSeniors Barry ll. Spencer Thomas W. Sprocket! Barbara I. Starnes Sherry L. Stokes Shari L. Stonestreet

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-3,-r R 'l'rainer Bryan Th0mas's spirit signifies a Raider victory, Senior cheerleaders: Tina Williamson, Sherry Stakes, and Kim Whiting lead a cheering crowd during the last day of Beat Harding MN., Wt ' week. v 5 ,St 35 si le :mammals Remember Remember the thrill of hanging out the car window, throwing that egg and watching your school colors run down the side of the Harding quarterbaclfis red house? Remember getting blisters on your fingers from tying 350 yellow and black helium balloons? Remember building a senior pyramid, falling off, and hitting your head on the cement floor? Remember 5th period lunch when the senior boys played keep it up with a hot ham and cheese foil wrapper? Remember motion sickness during the Dallas band trip and somebody hid the paper bags? Remember the rainy night of the spirit bonfire when the class of '82 won the sign painting contest for the second year in a row? Remember all of the enthusiasm you showed at being a senior and all the great memories you have because of it? Seniors, do you remember? W.W.R will never forget! Katherine A. Provitt Clarissa M. Rader johnny A. Ramsey Peter G. Rassega Kenneth S. Rausch , W ,. . . WN ,t.'.. -' Iames R. Redericlf Andre M. Reed Sherry D. Riddle Ingrid M. Robertson Wanda M. Rodgers Seniors!157

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Senior Bamby Maras looks over the financial aid bullentin board in the guidance office. '- -mini QW X , 1 Money problems The financial problems plaguing the country have seeped down to Re- serve. For seniors who have the abili- ty and the desire to attend college, the biggest problem this year Was fi- nances. For parents who were bur- dened with rising inflation, Social Se- curity cuts, and unemployment, paying a high college tuition was al- most impossible. Without aid, many WWR seniors could not go to college. Fortunately, the government pro- vided financial aid in the forms of an OIG, a FAF, and a BEOG. The school counselors helped students determine aid eligibility, and instructed them on the importance of applying early and filling out detailed reports of family income and expenses. Seniors also applied for local and national aid such as the Elks Award, the Ohio Fast Freight Scholarship, and the Rotary Grant. With the help of Mr. Anthony Gelsimino and a new school computer, students were given information of over 1000 types of public and privately funded aid. Stu- dents took advantage of this help and by the end of March, many had ap- plied to over 20 ogranizations for fi- nancial aid. Ieffrey L. Strange Nanette L. Sullivan Samuel R. Sumner Darla I. Taneri Donna F. Tenney Gina Y. Thiess Bryan K. Thomas Kathleen A. Thomas Iames E. Thomason Anngellu l- Th0mP50U Susan Yanovich Denise W. Zack Dineen T. Zallow Mark A. Zumerling Valerie Brown Seniorsf159