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

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Dwayne Flenoury is captured in action while run ning warm-up laps before the meet. ,WAN MW' Www lf! -fu Strength, speed, and balance are needed in the high jump, shown here by jimmy Gilmore. Lawrence Coleman, still running at full speed, re- lays to lim Gilmore. 'l'rack!83

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Flenoury leads team i:f:f.2S,:.1tzf..'gig,emWhe The 1981 season opened with a distanceman Dwayne Flenoury and great deal of optimism for head coach sprinters Ieff Morgan and Ron Pruitt, lack Thornton and assistant coach the team and coaches worked very Nick Spano. First, the Raiders would hard to make their mark as one of be conducting all their home meets at Reserve's best The team's success the westside's new 400 meter, was evident by the breaking of eleven allweather track at Deemer Park. The school records, having two SVC track has been a long time in coming, champions, and by sending three but thanks to the efforts of the Hustle individuals, Iim Gilmore thigh jumpj, and Muscle Track Boosters, its President McKay Dunmire, Park Coordinator Iim Friend, Principal Iohn Peckyno, Athletic Director Pat Culiano, and Superintendent Robert Pegues, all of Warren's track teams will have a decent facility to compete on, commented Coach Thornton. Competing at home will aid in our fan support as well as provide incentives for our teams to showcase their abilities and promote track and field locally, he added. Secondly, the '81 schedule was quite a challenging one with participation in the Steel Valley Conference and track powers, Austintown and Boardman and perennial independent track powers, Lawrence Coleman thigh hurdlesj, and Ron Pruitt f200 meter dashj, along with the 400 meter relay of Rock Ogletree, Gilmore, Coleman, and Pruitt and the 1600 meter relay of Morris Hill, Bryan Ienkins, Pruitt, and Ieff Morgon to districts. In addition, the freshmen team recorded a 4-2, and 2-1 season and SVC dual record, third place finish in the SVC championship meet and first finish in the Howland Freshmen Invitational. The frosh broke ten and equaled one school mark while dashman Tim Richardson and the 400 mile relay of Ron Allen, Mike Simpson, lim Stokes, and Richardson ran undefeated during the season. t'Our track program is beginning to Alliance and Youngstown East. move in the right direction, 3'LL Several large meets helped the team remarked Coach Thornton, and its prepare for its second season which successes have been due, in part, to includes the SVC championship meet our hard work, positive attitude, 1' ' and sectional, district and state meets. talent, the new track, the winter- I ' Dispite the grueling schedule, and with only three returning lettermen, indoor track-a-teers, and the summer Warren Striders Track Clubs. 32!Sports ff - As Charlie Brown approaches the hurdle, he keeps his stride in perfect time. Positioned between two of his opponents, An- dre Reed gets the jump.

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1980-81 Boy's Tennis 5 wins, 6 losses Opponent We They Niles McKinley 0 5 Ursuline 0 5 Cardinal Mooney 1 4 Badger 3 2 Hubbard 4 1 Austintown Fitch 0 5 Howland 0 5 Warren G. Harding 4 1 Youngstown Chaney 4 1 Champion 3 2 Boardman 0 5 84fSports Senior Pat Iunnizzaro puts his all into his serves to ace his opponents. Don Fowler, who was Most Valuable Player waits for his opponent to get ready.