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

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Q-fi? F.1.1'.e.y.d.e.b.u.t faces of students who shouted: CENTRAL, CENTRAL!!! DON'T BE SHY ... STAND AND GIVE YOUR BATTLE CRY!!! . . . It had arrived. This, the thirtieth year Central was to turn out a new crop of graduating seniors, was bubbling and brim- ming with Life. For quite some time, though, Life had been smoldering in the corners, but one by one each person was caught up in it and Life finally exploded. For the Girls' Volleyball Team, Life was bustin' out of its seams. They charged on to a record breaking 14-8 season, full of dynamic comebacks. For the boys on the Football team. who came up with their first winnin- gest season in four years, Life was reborn. Later in athletics, the Boys, Varsity Basket- ball team began its season ranked third and, with less than a handfull of losses to their name by midseason, provided spectators with a lot of lively hoop and hustle. . .,,r. V s. v Opening it Q Life pulsed through the corridors of the school by mid-September, and was nutured by the first Spirit Week from September 16- 20. On that Friday, the pep assembly was resurected. And Life was there. In the screaming voices of over 1,200 students who attended, in the blaring trumpets of the band, and in the whoops and hollers of the returning King of the Spirit Stick, Mr. Sam Hewson. In no other year had the Trojan pep as- sembly attracted so much outside attention. Students and administrators from other dis- trict schools came to see the special Life that was here and were followed by area news crews who wanted to cover the school so full of Life. For this winter, Life brought unseasonally sunny, warm weather, interrupted by only a few days of snow flurries and winds reaching 50 miles an hour. Students continued bask- ing and studying and playing and working during this year full and feisty with Life. Senior Billy Knox steals the ball from a surprised Heritage opponent. A frustrated Trojan team was unfortunately shut out 1-0 I th t d ater a ay. Frantically adjusting his cleat, iunior'Shawn Wilson, a middle linebacker, gets ready for play against Smoky Hill. Trojans narrowly defeated the Buffaloes. 'T ' . 'I-

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Bronco fans were rewarded with an exciting ll-5 season and un- seasonally good weather to enjoy it in. eacher coach Mr. Marc Small keeps time in'an early season J.V. soccer game. w.,-ef a t . if af I n W-viii tearfully joyous freshman, Sabrina McDonald, is surrounded by friends during a D Jst- anny Jackson assembly interview for a television news crew. X -wx .f,f U 4, s Attendance clerk Mary Sadoris gets caught up in the Halloween huhbub around the office. Opening 3

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