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

Page 20 text:

14fStudem Life Music by Dwarf made the 1981 prom a night to be remembered. Lori Laukhart and Chuck Baugher enjoy dancing to Step by Step . f'1'A..'N ,

Page 19 text:

Deep mental thoughts capture Pat Papalas's face. FACES A face is something that says a thousand words without speaking. Its expressions are endless and ever changing from one minute to the next. Faces were made to show the thoughts and feelings of an individual that occur every second of his life. Reserve has a variety of faces that range from one extreme to the other. Determination, anxiety, happiness, discouragement, surprise, and confusion are looks that one sees quite frequently in the halls and classrooms. Faces tell the story of student life and students' lives. Even a blank face portrays something about an individual. We communicate in many ways but faces are often the most effective way to express ourselves. Mr. Emil Perunko is always in a good mood. fn A -it 1 'Q' , Frank Licavoli is caught in a moment of uncertainty. QM. r 1 . -1 F aces! 13

Page 21 text:

Hhonda Iackson and her escort share an inti- mate moment with the photographer, Sonya Pugh and Derrick llarris sign up to get pictures taken. 2 Ending a senior SGHSOIJ. The 1981 prom was an evening many seniors will never forget. The event took place at Cesta's Golden gate Restaurant on May 29, 1981. The restaurant was decorated to accent the theme An Evening in Paris . The tables were covered with red and white checked table cloths and each row of tables was named after a famous French street. Every couple recieved a vase with a blue and white carnation which they took home as a souvenir of the evening. Dancing to the sounds of the band Dwarf set the mood for an evening of fun and excitement. When the band stopped playing for a break the students had a chance to go to the buffet for refreshments or to get their pictures taken by Perich Studio. There was an art exhibit which featured many paintings by famous French artists. E The exhibit was set up in various places around the banquet hall. Those who attended the prom took alot of time in getting ready. Each displayed their own special taste and individuality by looking their best in their gowns and tuxedos. After the prom was over many of the couples continued to celebrate the remainder of this special evening by going out on the town to many fine restaurants in the Warren area. After the prom night was over the next day continued to be exciting. Many of the seniors Went to Cedar Point, Cooks Forest and many other fun places which is a tradition that has been carried over for many years. When all the fun and excitement was over, the seniors realized that it was the last time they would all be together as a class. George Agues explained one of the many paint- ings to Kathy Matthews during a break at the prom. Iohn Seay, Greg Flowers, and Randy Patterson show class at the prom. Promf15