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

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FROSI-I FROLIC Finding something to do at lunchtime may prove to be a problem for some freshmen, since they are not used to the lengthy lunch periods. Most junior high lunch periods are about ten minutes shorter than Re- serve's. This of course leaves them with extra time on their hands. Some students will spend this extra time reading their favorite book, some study, and others catch up on the lat- est gossip. Several students however, use these extra minutes to play games. The gym is open to those who choose to play basketball, but computer games seem to be just as popular. Such games include Electronic Foot- ball and Uno. Students can play them right at their lunch tables. Whether playing games or sitting and talking, one can be sure that freshmen will find something to do that they enjoy at lunchtime. CAlVll'iS FHl'ISlllVlEN PLAY . . . Anthony DeGiacobbe and lohn Bartlet play dot-to- cloI during their lunch period. is . wi ,. - 1. P . . , P wi - r 0 '- 5 K - . K M, .. . F- f ' ffl, W i ' f-ff P l 5 i E? .r ,zggdd ,Pj It -Q ,, Q W f '1 -ef ,f M FN Ig, Q ff ., Jai 2 X Q .3 l r it -Q f . aimed Sm - W. f , a. A .E r 1 . it ,gg . , 33: tt-' . Q ' Q5 2- I- ' N r . -X , A P- , . - 2 we . t if it ' , ' E iii E, . f , 1 .if tg' it !' iY.f'l5sf ,xi 2 . . -I 1.15 -- ' X, . mi., . , ' 'Q if R9 Dixie Nevison Sherry Nicholson Theresa North Tristy Nye Douglas Odell Brian Orr Lamana Owens Roxie Owens Michelle Palen Thomas Pappas Timothy Parana Doug Pascute Robert Pascute Tracy Pealer Gary Pecorelli Angela Perich Anthony Peters Pamela Peters Fred Peterson Mallory Peterson Timothy Pickett Raymond Pifer Carolyn Pillar Paula Pitcovich Tyrone Pollard Anthony Pope William Popson David Prater l reshmen!193

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Mr. Less' Geography class listens intently as he lectures. Maria Prentice Lawanda Prince William Prichard Deborah Prax Andre Pugh Linda Ramiey Sandra Ramaley Renee Rawlings Clark Redmond Rochelle Redmond Robert Reich David Reiner Lisa Resh lennifer Richards Trina Richards Iames Richardson lohn Richardson Iynelle Richardson Roselle Richardson George Riddle Fred Rini Kenneth Robbins Lorri Robinson Courtney Rodgers Steve Ronyak Dallas Root Wendy Rulong Denise Rush 194! F reshmen .gs Freshmen only As the Freshmen enter Reserve they are discovering many new and interesting things, and realizing that they certainly have their work cut out for them. Getting into the swing of things is not very easy, but it seems to go fast as their first year goes by. In September when the Frash start school, they have many classes to take. Social Studies and English are just two of the required courses in the ninth grade. Some students think popularity is important, but they soon find out that it isn't everything. They concentrate on their grades and think ahead three years when they will walk the halls as Seniors. lust think Frosh, you might be a doctor, laywer, or even the President some day. These four years will go by very fast, so have fun while you're .. .. W' ... ,, .Q . . X X I x Q kj H iiii-i: M5 i Q ' ff rise r ' 3. . . .S Q, Y here. +8 Q it Q 4 , Q- , es. f Q Qi t ,I , K tx T w 4 f' G 6 Q 'Nw kv Egg . K it .1 .ess ,t .:3...ae.v xgqizivyssgi N b3'3v'ivvw4 A '17 i 2 ii N 'GQ' is