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

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n Q ' A ', 'fr'fl.l?Ai:Q'ii,Sl lg v l izdffaulb Faculty breakfast eggsites! Lucky 7 is a great success! The aroma of hot pancakes filled the air and the sizzling of hashbrowns could be heard as one walked in the doors of Burns Methodist Church. It was time again for the Student X Faculty Breakfast. This great event occured October 10th 1984 and as usual was a whopping success. Approxi- mately 220 people attended to take part in the Student Government activity. 60 dozen eggs, 20 boxes of pancake mix, 20 loaves of bread, and 6 bottles of syrup were but a few of the delicious menu items included in this event. The early morning breakfast has been a part of Central for 7 consecutive years. Mr. Ray Best, Student Government Advi- sor said, The breakfast gives students and teachers a chance to spend time to- gether and develop an association other Junior Derek Yeager helps another junior, Kevin Motto, pour pancake batter into a pitcher at the Student X Faculty Breakfast, October 10th. New swimming coach and Earth Science teacher, Sam Hewson demonstrates his skill at catching a pancake as science teacher, John Green does the tossing. 16 StudentfFaculty Relations than in the classroomf' This held true as many students associated with numerous teachers on a more friend to friend basis other than teacher to student. This was the first year that an actual profit of 5158.21 was made. Perhaps the teachers who gave extra credit to students who attended contributed to the success. Or maybe everyone found out how much fun the breakfast really was. The fun began at 6:15 a.m. The coffee was perking and the cooks were standing around waiting for the rush. Is the orange juice ready?, , We need more french toast, ul-lurry up with those eggs! These were just a few of the many com- ments heard among the utter chaos in the kitchen. With many people in the kitchen such as Seniors Russ Foster and Jim Mitchell, Juniors Chris Kramer and Bevin Barbo, Sophomores Ken Halton and Shauna Shindler, things ran smoothly and the sup- ply met up with the demand. Despite the mass confusion throughout the morning and the numerous cooks in the kitchen, Sophomore Jennifer Todd said, The breakfast was well organized and the food was good. Maybe it was all fun and excitement and a good way to start out the morning. The bad part was it all ended so quickly. But then it was 8:20 and time for class to start. Cleaning up didn't take long and a good group of people stayed to help wrap up another successful event.

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Annie ended most joyously with the onbring- ing of Sandy to the most loveable Annie por- trayed by Senior Kim Huskins. Fred McCracken portrayed by senior Russ Fos- ter, awaits his cue during the scene at WEAF Studio, a radio station, Patty Garcia, Dixie Khadem-Ghaeini and Adria Zeppernick warm up together before the production of Annie. fl 44 iz 18 Fall Drama Production: Annie moegy , ,K . ,.,, r 1, ? 5 Senior Todd Alcock as FDR, sits among the orphans and members of Daddy Warbucks' staff as all join in singing 'LA New Deal For Christmas.