Aurora Central High School - Borealis Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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Thomas Aiken Jason Alexander Wayne Allen Rose Alleva Eugene Alloway Yvonne Alviller J.E. Anderson Jonette Armintrout Tamis Avery Laura Baize Harry Barnes Lori Bedore Aaron Bennett Timothy Bennett Cherron Bently Benjamin Billie Kristi Binder Ann Birkmeyer Mark Birza Shawn Black Jennifer Blake Patricia Blake Wendy Boggs Lamont Bonds 184 Freshmen O W' 'RE e r lf? lui 'fl ' f ef s 4 . ff , as K . 39 .. r 5' i lx .. . lf? F 1 l . . S.. ,,. .,. V- MQ -aa a MQ! lr.: , -. QQ, ,. f I Q X f' l is ,4- - , 3 .,r,Z,. f -,S E I I --ff fe.. -. r . I . 1 'l7'1 H . . . sf. 'A 'Y '. al-' ' 'if fi 2.95 ' '73 .wif-. Me-fuse, . H Freshmen class sponsor, Ms. Winkle and the newly elect- ed class officers, Tammy Dallas, president, Toby Dun- lap, vice-president, Linda Young, secretary. Freshmen off to good start Fundraisers, meetings to attend, and the responsibility of making decisions were all a part of being a class officer. Freshmen class officers Tammy Dallas, President, Toby Dun- lap, Vice-President, and Secretary Linda Young worked together with their sponsor Barbara Winkle to produce sufficient funds for the newest and youngest additions of school. The class sold banners and worked the concession stand at basketball games to start of this fund. Financially, the class was off to a good start but the matter of spirit was another matter. Dallas commented, Our main goal is to raise enough money for prom and to just have fun! This was easier said then done. One would look towards the fresh- men section of a pep assembly to find a very pacify group. During class competitions, only a small group of freshmen stood up to cheer for their own while the remainder seemed hesitant. What was the problem? Was it lead- ership? The most likely answer was simple. They were freshmen. Like every new fresh- men class, there was the stuggle of being accepted. They were the youngest and the easiest to intimidate. Like all other freshmen classes that preceded them, they faced the exact same hassels and insecurities that made their spirit rather low. The class was ready and willing to workg but as long as there were upperclassmen, there would always be a struggle for equality.

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William Crews Joshua Crince Shawn Croissant David Cropper Debra Crosswhite Anthony Crowder Tammy Dallas Linda Dalmadge Richard Danne Louisea Davis William Davis Jennifer Daws Myra Devargas Nancy Devey Kevin Devlin John DeWett Daniel Dexter Kelli Dickerson Tuay Dinh Laura Dixon Angela Doss John Doyle Tara Drury Toby Dunlap John Eagle Charles Edson Jennifer Ehlers Jesse Emerson Ladonna Engelhardt Richard Falasso James Fang Hazen Farr Jon Feigitsch Peggy Finley Daniel Flaherty Denice Flower Brendon Foley Robert Follo Holeigh Foster David Frias Michelle Frye Charles Fulmer Robin Furbay Paul Furuiye Danielle Fustin Martin Garland Robert Gelinas Theresa Goff 186 Freshmen