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

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Warren s top duffers Licavoli and Mike Bugganer and junior Brian Wilson. The most valuable player award went to Frank Licavoli, who carried a 40.7 stroke average, While Brian Wilson won the most improved honors. Mike Bugganer qualified for the district tournament by shooting the lowest score f78j by a golfer on a qualifying team in the sectional tournament. Senior Mike Bugganer, a vital part of the golf team for all of his four years at Reserve, watches his second host at Candywood. loe Leasock, Derrick Campbell, Gary Hoskins, and David Orr.

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Gordie's Duffers Even though they didn't do well when compared to their undefeated Steel Valley foe Ursuline, the 1981 Girl's Golf Team had a good season. The team compiled a 3-12 record in its Steel Valley matches, which were played at Mill Creek Golf Course, Countryside Golf Course, or Candywood Golf Course. Second year coach, Gordon Hartranft felt that the season was an important one for the development of skills, especially for newcomers Patty McCormick, Diana Morello, and Iovina Rossi. The team was led by four year letterman Lori Krietler and second year medalist Sonia Granchi, who were the only two seniors on the team. At the end of the season, Lori Krietler was named most improved player and Sonia Granchi was voted as the most valuable player. Coach Hartranft said that with only two seniors leaving, next year's team should have a strong foundation ! an.- toward victory. Senior Sonia Granchi funior Patty McCormick Senior Lori Krietler Girls Golff91

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