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

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Paul Ake, Custodian Phil Aldrete, Science Pat Allingham, Foreign Language Pat Allis, Business Keith Anderson, Science Julie Bailey, English Dee Barker, Clerical Sally Baumgardt, Math Flita Bavaresco, Foreign Language Harold Beebe, Principal Pat Berkheim, Math Ray Best, Social Studies Rick Bettger, Assistant Principal Barbara Bilyard, Clerical Aurora Brewer, Foreign Language Byron Brookhart, Physical Education Elaine Casey, Librarian Bill Chambers, Science Gary Charles, Math Eric Chin, Social Studies Angela Chopyak, English, Speech Marietta Clark, Art Fred Collins, Assistant Principal Jeanne Collins, English Bob Connell Custodian Edith Crook, Clerical Elizabeth Dally, Social Studies Carol D'Arrezzo, Science Geri Dillinger Foreign Language Don Doyle, Math 216 Faculty . Mmm S me ,gk g 5 , ff? v t -1 'Wt . .fn Q i f:f,4 1 T' ' V' 4 2' 5 They stay after!!! x,,.' df i i That's involvement, dedication! Most teachers had the choice of going home, or they could stay at school as much as eight hours extra. Some did this to coach teams and some did it to keep scores at the many sports events. Coaching was an everyday ob- ligation during each person's coaching season. They devoted two to three hours after school and chose to rearrange their schedule. For example, the coaches showed their flexibility during the boys' and girls' bas- ketball season by sharing the gym from 3:00 to 5:00 and from 5:00 to 7:00. Every two weeks, boys may have had it early, then traded with the girls the next two weeks, and went late. Coaching involved much planning before and during the season. A coach must have taken time to organize the season and have done what was best for the athlete to further hislher potential as an athlete and a human being. They planned practices and bus scheduling, among the other things they were to prepare. I have to plan a lot of workouts and devote my whole time, said Coach John Green. With fourteen sports and 42 coaches involve, in athletics, the coaching staff 3 Aurora Central was the ultimati in dedication. y Spending as much time a most of the involved teacher did, they showed the rest of th staff, and more importantly, th- students, that they didn't mini spending their time trying tt make Aurora Central a bette school. Through this, Aurori Central was most definitely thi best school in all of Colorado! Angel Goult

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ome students left classes o return to teachers at home as the varsity Boys Basketball coach: Heidi Yahn's father was a biology teacher, as well as Mr. Brookharts assistant coach of basketball, finally the only moth- er daughter pair: Kay Masters mother was a math teacher. Nobody really makes a big deal out of us being teachers' kids. said sophomore Heidi Yahn. But its kind of awkward when your friends are in your fa- ther's class, and he catches them writing a note to you! Most of the parents agreed with their kids in feeling, lt's no big deal. Both the math teach- ers have already had the oldest of their children graduate from Central in the last few years. They've grown up around the school and teachers all their lives. lt doesn't bother them anymore, 'cause it was something they have to live with. -Kay Masters X Chris Vancleave . Aaron Vigil K Carlos Vigil as X f Michael Volpe f W if . D i 'ff' a - ., i it + 4 A B at E -t m, , . E, K V, i iii. 'Q ' F fi I XY' 5 fi le. X, SY s t t i X Q .tlf .t tsl .V ii gf J Q. x l i ,, 'xx sk . csc f scc .v. D i b l Kent Wadkins Tobias Wagner Rhonda Wallace Bryon Washington Michael Watson Susan Weare Leslie Weed Donald Wells Steven Werner Andrea Westrick Jerod Wheeler Joanne White Mike White Zane Whitford David Williams David Williams Stanley Williams Teena Williams J' ji fe ' Jerry Wilmer Steven Wilson alwiig 12.1 Danette Winchell Mia Woodhouse Dale Workman Pia Worsley Develyn Wright Herbert Yeoman Troy Zeigler Denise Zenak Rena Zompanis David Zunich Freshmen 215

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Bruce Durham, Science Lil Durocher, Physical Education Marcia Eberly, Social Studies Daryl Esch, Social Studies Linda Feinberg, Counselor Joanne Foster, Social Studies Karen Franklin, Science Glenn Freeiove, Art Shelley Gaglia, English Pat Gatori, Cafeteria Carol Gilbert, Home Arts John Green, Science Philicia Green, English Jerry Gussie, Social Studies David Hall, Business Charlotte Hamilton, Counselor ., Phil Hartung, Math Pat Heil, Clerical Sam Hewson, Science Bill Hume, Science Brian Hunt, Science A - ,M ,.. , - , -,i- Bobbe Johnson, Clerical ' ' Dennis Johnson, Auto Mechanics sg, , ' . g '5 list Karen Johnson, Music My , M , Carolyn Jones, Counselor T Q Hazel Jorgenson, Cafeteria fi Xi 5 'S :,. jx Michael Joseph, Art .MAL Q 0 Track coach Mike Rogers did double duty as a Social Studies teacher. This busy person, a known Triathlete, has been seen in various area marathons and races. English teacher Tony Vangytenbeek and Dave Hall, a business teacher, observe proceedings at a varsity baseball home game in early season. Coach Van also coached boys' soccer in the fall and Coach Hall coached football, Faculty 217 Andy Gassmann, Computer Science Nadine Heiss, Journalism, English Ron Jackson, Physical Education