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

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are 4 if .V tiki it Numan, Living middle age Life. For three decades Student Life at Central had been much the same, but the '85-'86 school year held something special in every event and activity. Life was in the new experiences and memories of the students arriving home from three contin- ents. As the notes floated across the dance floor, students swayed, bopped and rolled to the rock at Homecoming and Prom. In practically every sport, Central proudly boasted players on many All-League and All-State teams and one or more sent to compete at play-offs and state meets. Life was also at the smashingly success- ' ful performances of West Side Story put on for the first time in the Aurora Public Schools. With- out a doubt CentraI's energetic pep assemblies reflected the Life that ran rampant 6 times throughout the year. Life was teeming at the shores of the beach party motif at the first After Prom Party. Some might have said that middle age is a crisis period, but the Central and its Student Life, Life did, indeed, Begin at 30. T0U0D'E'N'T'L0I0 A group from Central won the first place trophy . at the 1st Annual Banana Split Eating Contest. They consumed their treat in a little over three minutes as well as getting the most pledges for Childrens' Hospital. vw-1 7