Aurora High School - Borealis Yearbook (Aurora, OH)

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Triangular Meets Aurora 65 1X2 Lutheran East 43 112 Beachwood 50 Aurora 97 1X2 Garfield ll Streetsboro 50 1X2 Aurora 94 Parma Byzantine 33 Independence 98 Aurora 47 Streetsboro 15 Solon 97 Not only was this the fourth season in a row for the Aurora Track Team to be on the winning side of the ledger, but it also established the finest records of any track team in the school's history. The Aurora squad had a record of 6 wins and 3 losses in dual meets and 9 wins and 7 losses overall. Aurora placed 2nd in the County, 4th in the Cuyahoga Relays, 4th in the District and Regional, and Tom Curtis and Jerry Sarvadi qualified for the State Finals. New school records were set by Jerry Sarvadi in the mile and the half mile and by Tom Curtis in the shot, discus, and high jump. Outstanding track performances, besides those by Tom Curtis and Jerry Sarvadi, were turned in by Phil Harris, Mike O'Brien, John Ranc, Jack Shaw, Don Fiddes, Ed Stewart, John Nussbaumer, Warren Krapf, Mike Pearson, Jeff Allen and Richard Kotrlik. The 1966 Track Team was one composed of team unity and dedication, and was a tribute to the community of Aurora. It has provided the greatest challenge to the future track teams of Aurora. Varsity Aurora 29 Nordonia Aurora 75 Windham Aurora 63 Field Aurora 71 Rootstown Aurora 58 Chagrin Falls Aurora 84 Crestwood Aurora 69 Newbury Aurora 72 1X2 Western Reserve Academy Aurora 73 Newbury 98 52 64 56 69 43 58 54 112 54 J. V. Track Team Qt Q Aurora Aurora Aurora Aurora Chagrin Freshmen 61 Chagrin Falls 64 Field J.V. 44 Solon 58 Cuyahoga J.V. Falls Relays - 4th Place l 30 27 38 69 73

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Phil Harris - Broad Jump Rudy Novak - Broad Jump Jerry Sarvadi - Miler QUAD MEETS Aurora 63 112 Aurora Kent State 100 1X2 Kirtland Rootstown 62 Nordonia Atwater 4 Warrensville P.C.L. - 2nd Place Cuyahoga Relays - 4th Place District - 4th Place Regional - 4th Place Mike O'Brien - 220 Don Fiddes, Jeff Allen, Rich Kotrlik, Distance Runners John Rane - Pole Vault Jack Shaw - Shot Put V V 'r'---4-...,,,,-

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A Varsity Cheerleaders Cheerleaders The 1966-67 cheerleaders were elected by the faculty staff and repre- sentatives of student council. The girls were chosen for their enthusiasm, per- sonality, scholastic s t a n d a r d s, lead- ership, and conduct. Their talents were displayed at all home and away football games and wrestling matches. They were responsible for the pep rallies, bonfire, and school spirit signs distri- buted throughout the school. Any sophomore girl who is a member of G.A.A, and who wishes to take the train- ing for a cheerleader may do so. The clinic is organized by the varsity cheerleaders who are Cindy Roxbury, Captaing Nancy Emery, J aque Metzger, Katy Funk and Carole Dallacroce. The varsity wrestling cheerleaders are Debby Trail, Captain: Debbie Nunns, Merrie Mracek, Vicky Marshall and Michele Allen. The junior varsity cheerleaders are Sharon Crowder, Captain: Heather Hale, Shelly Tavenner, Beth Reiland, Janice Roth, and Margaret Hutchinson. Aurora High School is proud of the outstanding job they did this year in supporting the athletic teams. Katy Funk, Carole Dallacroce, Jaque Metzger, Nancy Emery, Cindy Roxbury, Captain Still fresh froma summer of cheering practice, she looked forward to cheering at the first gam e. Though her hands trembled, she smiled as she led the entire student body at a pep rally. From the shivering excitement of the football games to the heated frenzy of the basketball sea- son, she was at her best. It was hard work, but when the winning point brought waves of cheers surging around h e r, she knew every minute was worth it. She is an A,H.S. cheerleader.