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

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Rex Pelto meets Diane Ionnizzoro outside the ski lodge. Liz McCormick swats another one. Lori Kreitlei' enjoys fun and food at the Fiesta April Iohnson and Iohn Freeman envision things to come. ! 6 - , ,e W 4 -., Seniors!165

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Dear Seniors, Working on this year's Aurora has been a great experience be- cause we've been taking group pictures, sneaking candids, and interviewing our own seniors. This section includes the high- lights of our final years to later be remembered with feelings of fond satisfaction. As freshman, we were intimi- dated by WWR, so we just stood on the sidelines, watching seniors lead the school. As soph- omores, we bossed the freshmen and revered the seniors, but we enthusiastically joined with both to generate school spirit and pride. As juniors, we were best friends with seniors because we encouraged their ideas and promised unconditional support in their schemes. They needed us and we needed them to teach us authority. Then, though we were a little surprised, we were finally seniors-the initiators, the achievers, the leaders, the clowns. Our last year was filled with excitement and activity and later we'd look back on those years and consider them our best years. Now we've reached the finale of a distinct period of our lives. The picture we've chosen is symbolic to this phase. It repre- sents the sunset of highschool days and teenage irresponsibility, but it also represents the sunrise of a new segment of life. This is an adolescent life in a world of oportunity and responsibility. We must set our goals and follow them, letting nothing stand in the way of fulfilling our dreams. We must have the wisdom to make decisions and the courage to carry them through. Never forget what you learned as seniors-you are leaders, achievers, and initiators, Well seniors, take off . . . life won't wait. ZgMmJ Seniors!167