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

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. 5 Senior Don Nicholson unleashes a fastball against the Alliance Aviators. . ZA First baseman Mike Bugganer drills a deep hit to left center field. Mark Brandon swings his bat with a Wei donut in the on-deck circle. 7B!Sparts lit t AQ ghted Many attempted steals to second base have been thwarted by Raider catcher Skip Brown

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Interact One club that is sure to be popular ang the female portion of Reserve Interact. The Interact Club is the udent affiliate of Rotery ternational. The group is a mixture 11th and 12th grade males, all terested in getting involved in cietyg locally and! or nationally. Interact usually meets once every o weeks on a mutually decided day. eading the group as officers are utch Plevyak as President, Rex elto, Vice-president, Tom Sprockett: ecretaryfTreasurer, and lim Collins, gt. of Arms. The advisor is Mr. illiam Maurice. The Interact Club, whose sole urpose is service, held many fund ising activities to support local or ational charities. These activities cluded selling Christmas Trees in ont of the Trumbull Plaza, Pancake reakfasts, selling roses for Mothers' ay, and Spaghetti Dinners. M- I Greg Kilpatrick. Row 4: Skip Brown, Gary Hoskins, Mark Liberatore, Brian Fabian, Alan Seifert. Back Row: Mike Bugganer, Mike Mays, Bob Hart, Kurt Nelson. Front Row: Tom Sprockett, Rex Pelto, Butch Plevyak, lim Collins. Row 2: Troy Morris, Brad Fenstermaker, Frank Licavoli. Row 3: Ice Licavoli, lim Rederick, Mark Zummerling, Interact member Tom Sprockett, also President of NHS, welcomes Donald Carroll into National Honor Society. lnteract!77

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1980-81 WWR Baseball 14 wins, 8 losses Opponent We They Boardman 4 0 Euclid 5 0 Sharon Kennedy 5 4 Mooney 2 6 Howland 4 1 Niles 10 4 Labrae 10 9 Alliance 8 2 Alliance 4 2 Ursuline 1 4 W.G.H. 3 10 Ursuline 6 8 W.G.H. 7 2 Niles 7 4 Mooney 12 11 Austintown 6 8 Austintown 2 10 Howland 4 3 Boardman 2 5 Tournament Chaney 4 3 Howland 5 4 Boardman 1 8 Mudslingers excel Although the other spring sports had trouble with rain, the baseball team seemed to use it to their advan- tage. Under Coach Emil Perunko, they cruised to a 14-8 season and were sectional champions. Leading the team was All-Diamond Confer- ence All-Star and most valuable play- er, senior Rick Gadzalski. Three other seniors also led the team in batting and pitching. Co-hitting champions M if .. .. .. 'N' of-V S... and All Steel Valley All-Stars Mark Brandon and Bob Papalas paced the team with .349 batting averages. Ran- dy Patterson, who was also an All- Diamond conference All-Star, was the Raiders' best pitcher with a 6-1 record. Coach Perunko says that ju- niors Iim Collins, Mike Bugganer, Tom Sprockett, and Ralph Patterson will be an integral part of the team next year. Mark Brandon waits at home base as Tom Sprocket! rounds third to score. Coach Perunko discusses batting strategies with lim Collins. The team gathers at the mound before they take the field for a last minute check. Baseball! 79