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

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X The new style of knickers is in with lunior, Debbie Code. Boats are favorite with Ken Cash, David Orr and Steve Dickey. -S 3 A iiv Maryanne Baker and Pam Kimble enjoy the Even Karen Buska dresses up once in awhile. ever popular french fries and chili-dogs at lunch. lfads!29

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FADS Every year fashions, music, and hairstyles change and this year was no exception. The halls were filled with the sights of designer jeans, cowboy boots, knickers, and teachers wearing sweaters instead of their usual sport jackets. Along with the casual look, Reserve also had special times when a bit of class was added to the styles. Getting dressed up for school added an extra touch to the day. Despite all these changes there are some things that always stay in , Pizza, hot dogs from the Hot Dog Shoppe, and anything from McDonalds are mainstays in the eating habits of everyone at Reserve. In between going to school and studying students found time to take it easy and relax while watching television or listening to music. The T.V. screens were invaded with shows such as Magnum P.I., Fame, Bosom Buddies, and the all time favorite General Hospital, and if these shows did not do the job of soothing ane's soul the sounds of REO Speedwagon, The Go Go's and the Furious Five just might do the job. Mr, Kinkead, Mr. Charlton, and Mr. Holko Shawn Pearson proves that all young men at show the casual look worn by the men teachers Reserve don't wear jeans. this year at Reserve. 28!Student Life ,kim Kris Henderson continues the ever popular phone conversation on the pay phone across from the office.

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Santa passes out presents to many good little girls and boys. FHA members enjoy the refreshments at their annual Christmas party, Christmas Christmas brings around a special feeling of warmth and excitement. It is a time to celebrate the birth of Christ and the coming of the New Year. When one walked down the halls at Reserve during this holiday, the Christmas spirit bounced from window to window. Each window glowed with a creative picture of a Christmas scene painted by art students. A huge Christmas tree nearly touching the ceiling stood in the cafeteria adding an extra touch to the windows. Reserve, not only had one, but two Santas that spread Christmas cheer. The Santas were I at Reserve Sgt. Ioseph Peters and Mr. Donald Fowler. Pictures were taken with Santa under the Christmas tree with students who wished to have a remembrance of the holiday. Pictures and the Christmas tree were sponsored by the Student Council under the direction of Ms. Carol Craver. The cafeteria ladies served special luncheons and treats. Many parties were held in various department areas and several organizations held special observances and parties. The Christmas season is always a fun time at Reserve because everyone gets in the spirit. Art students spent many hours painting Christmas scenes, Santa hugs Ienny Davis after she promised to help him deliver Christmas cheer. 3U!Student Life