Aurora High School - Borealis Yearbook (Aurora, OH)

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Mu Ipha Theta Through the direction of Mrs. Nichols, the Aurora Chapter of Mu Alpha Theta has become one of the most active organiza- tions in the school. Its select membership of 40 qualified math students is taken from the junior and senior iclasses. Several associate members from the sophomore W 'aw class attend the meetings which are held on the second Tuesday of each month. Officers for the 1966-67 school year are Tom Clemens, Presidentg Frank Ruzicka, Vice Presidentg Martha McKinnon, Secretaryg and Anice Johnson, Treasurer. The A.F.S. Club is a fairly new organi- zation at Aurora. It works closely with the Adult Chapter of the A.F.S. in Aurora. Its main purpose is to promote interest in the American Field Service and its ac- tivities. This year Jeannot Rajaofera was the exchange student to Aurora. This year's officers are President, Cindy Rettigg Vice- President, Margaret Hutchisong Secretaryg Peggy Muellerg Treasurer, Lorraine Lambert. The advisor is Mrs. Tappe. QW, . .. 4 L 3 Z. can Q TT J Q o Q 85

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T X Yew! all 1 , . WF, 'wg' I- fa 'P- The Future Teachers of America, for the 1966-67 school year, had a very successful sophomore year. In their second year of operation, they established traits that should continue for many years at Aurora High School. The F.T.A. teaching day, a field trip, and improved student-teacher relationships high- lighted the year. The purpose of the F.T.A. is to introduce members to the teaching field by giving them first hand experience. The success of the organization was due largely to the part of Mr. Watt, the advisor, and the officers: Pres- ident, Bill Trubyg Vice President, Stan Zorcg Secretary, Cindy Roxbury, Treasurer, Chris Schariog Sargent-at-Arms, Andy Sefchick. With a large turnout of underclassmen, the F.T.A. is assured of continual success at our school. Newspaper Staff Now in its second year of publication, under the leadership of Mrs. Baus, the Greenm en Gazette has gained acceptance as an interesting and informative newspaper. Under Editor-in -chief Tom Clemens, the paper has expanded in size, scope, and quality. Business Manager Jack Shaw has guided it into a state of financial solvency by legitimate if somewhat coercive meas- ures. Already widely read in the school and community, the Gazette should become even more popular as needed equipment arrives.

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Ag 4- L A ll ? 'fl The science club is a unique organiza- tion of interested capable students engaged in promoting the interests of science in our high school. Members gain considerably by partaking in outstanding monthly pro- grams involving demonstrations, dis- Science Club cussions, experimentations, visitations to industry and talks by guest speakers. The officers are President, Stan Zorcg Vice- President, Doug Browng Secretary, Dick Ramsayg Treasurer, Cass Moulton. Art Club