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

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V.l.C.A, club put up a beautiful display case to publize National V.I.C.A. Week. Drafting student, Terri Dansler works hard to get her project done on time. vis i Vunnn y . .fo B0'Y ' mf l Iohn Ramsey operates on an electronic machine in welding. f' VLCAA 1 S-can gouylm gt ilga 1 ia ' V i 2511! 52,15 f H P c o wwf' an V.I.C.A. Advisor, Mr. Tom Hernon with the junior drafting class. The Auto Body shop had a prominent display in the showcase. VlCA!75

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Miss Lisa Dykes takes V.l.C.A.'s top prize. 74!Organizations Student nurse Kim Plevyak feeds Shelda White as Laura Browning looks on. Lisa wins V.I.C.A. and Reserve are very proud to have had Lisa Dykes: a 1981 graduate named the outstanding high school nursing student in the nation. Lisa won first place in the practical nursing designation of the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America's national competition held in Atlanta Georgia in Iune, 1981. Lisa was a two year student in the nursing trainee program at W.W.R. and is training further at Youngstown State University. She swept local, regional, and state competitions before defeating 23 other state representatives in the national competition. She recieved a gold medal for her efforts. The V.I.C.A. event called the Skilled Olympics was designed to test skills in 28 different categories. Communication and approach to the patients was emphasized by the judges. Lisa says that her success was due to the excellant teaching and attention to detail given by her nursing instructor and advisor Mrs. Livia Pipenur. So that any eligible student of V.l.C.A. is able to go to any competition, money is raised by V.I.C.A. The group has many fund raisers. An example of this was the washing of cars by the Auto Body Shop. V.I.C.A. includes students in Practical Nursing, Welding, Auto Body, and the Drafting Department. Mr. Thomas Hernon advises V.I.C.A. with officers Iim Greeng President, Charles Kuptz: Vice President, Ieff Strange, Secretary, and Chris Ayresg Treasurer. V.I.C.A. is the nation's largest organization for trade, industrial, technical, and health occupations. Special events of V.I.C.A. included the Christmas Party, the Touch Football Game, and the Basketball Game. VICA ended the school year with a picnic, a day filled with food, fun, laughs, excitement, yet, mostly memories of the past year.

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Horizon Reserve's annual literary magazine, Horizon, is made up of prose and poetry submitted by the students and includes everything from short stories to their own personal poems. First, the staff tackled the job of deciding what to put into the magazine. This was a difficult fob because of the many selections turned in and the limited space available. Next, a theme had to be decided upon, which also was a difficult fob, because of the many good ideas each of the staff had. With the help of Ms. Suzanne Frederick, they decided on Over the Castle Wall . Finally, after all choices had been made, all typist work done, and the okay came from the boss , printing began. Books were then distributed, free of charge, to students: making many famous by having their Works of art printed in black and white. Lida Doing and Nancy Green display their dancing ability during a break. 76!Horizan Front row: Lisa Doing, Nancy Green, Back row: Kathy Bates, Ms. Suzanne Frederick, Lisa Preister, and Wendy Bailes. The Horizon is completed and everyone feels like celebratibg.