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

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Lois Kellenbenz, English Patricia Kistler, Special Education Martha Klotz, Home Arts Betty Korgaoker, Cafeteria John Kuckelman, Counselor Evelyn Lail, Art Cheryl Lash, Bookkeeper Mary Beth Lehto, Physical Education, Computer Science Kay Levinson, Reading Neal Linlnger, Music Sharon Lininger, English Joe Livergood, ROTC Roger Lopez, Custodian Mike Lucas, Music DeVee Lushbough, Clerical Linda Masters, Math Barbara Mattes, English Richard May, School Psychologist Paula Mayer, Math John McCracken, Math Ray McGuire, Physical Education Donna McMillen, English Carol Miron, English Richard Moosmann, Librarian Nancy Moyers, English Robert Nefi Art Roger Noell Counselor Polly Noone, Drama Gary Nordahl, Math Robin Osgood, Social Studies 218 Faculty f ' f ,Q 4' an 5 . rv W 4 ' ' If 'f'f31.f i : Nm iv. S .- fa seg,-5 S ,,, ,,g, -5 . . A ft.. . - 335 f' f P, ' 2 'r .. X' A l W -1 1 es ,ff X -ff r I , 7 ' lj , VA, A N, r ' E A A . fii, st-1.7, ,fl f,. . 1 A.C.'s typical teachers are . . . Going beyond the call of dut Just how valuable were our teachers? Only a very foolish per- son would think teaching was the one and only thing they did. The fact is that whenever there was a student doing something extra for his school, there was a teach- er beside him. But why did they do it? Why would teachers, who have their own lives away from school tno kiddingj, sacrifice much of their personal time for students? French one, two, three and four teacher, Geri Dillinger, had an answer as to why she spon- sored French Club. Because I'm the French teacherl she joked. But she added I want to teach the kids more than just the Ian- guage. I want them to learn the culture as well. Algebra and Business Math teacher John McCracken had a different reply. He too did more than his teaching obligations called for by operating the score- board at all the basketball and volleyball games and at the gym- nastic and wrestling meets. I like to see what the kids are doing when they're not in the class- room. That's why I like to go to the plays and the games. McCracken summed up his feel- ings by saying, I just like to watch the kids perform. Plus when I do the scoreboard, I get 2 front row seat to watch the game. Honors English teacher Carol Miron had the most heartfelt re- sponse as to why she sponsorec the junior class. I like to be in- volved in student's activities. Il makes me feel closer to my stu- dents by involving myself in their activities. It was a great tribute to the teaching staff to find how many put in that little extra for their stu- dents and Central and how many sincerely enjoyed doing so. -Jn Billie

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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

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13.74, ,Isz . , J ,,,, .!, H fi W ,4- Johnriy Peterson, Moniter Marilyn Pettersen. Cafeteria Jimmy Pinkslaff ROTC x , ii 5 Irma Postlllian, Cafeteria Steve Fiath, Physical Education, Athletic Trainer . w e s J 5 fl N 4, 4. -' Ew a Jim Reitz, Assistant Principal V' Jane Fienkei, Counselor Sharon Robertson, Moniter ,Q V Don Romine, Math Mary Lu Saddoris, Clerical IA Floberts Sargent, Social Studies Alice Sayles, Moniter . Marc Small, Social Studies Phylis Starr, Nurse Larry Stebbins, Science ,Q ' ' i ,.-.. . Laurel Stonbraker, English A L Carol Suter, Clerical My f , in 5, K' 'ii , ii 2 9 ' 5 .L f Lf is 1 : . ' Colleen Talarico, Librarian Larry Taylor, Social Studies Robert Troutman, Math Tony VanGytenbeek, English Thomas Waldrop, ROTC Joyce Walker, Business Pal Walker, Business was s A . J. lnez Willis, Cafeteria Barbara Winkels, Math Catherine Wolf Cafeteria ., 1 Q 6 S E Xi 1 J sei? lets X A rift lisfyf Gene Yahri, Science John Yurchak, Industrial Arts Alan Zeikind, Science fav We L -M 5 x l i ri-I 'W l ,,,,, , 4 ' Close-Up sponsor, Eric Chin discusses future plans with member Chris Kramer, a senior. Mr. Chin helped club members to raise money for the annual trip to Washington D.C, While busy with English classes, Julie Bailey lakes time to sponsor the Senior Class. Mrs, Bailey involves herself with many activities. Facuhy 219