Aurora High School - Borealis Yearbook (Aurora, OH)

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Key Club The Key Club is sponsored by the Aurora Kiwanis Club. Its purpose is to be of service to the school and to the community. The club is in charge of the community Christmas decorating. This year's membership has been the largest in the history of the school. Members pictured are CBACK ROWJ M. Shaw, J. O' Donnell, I. Watters, D. Johnson, M. Habbyshaw, T. Reed, R. Skinner, M. Pellegatti. fFRONT RCWJ B. Medhurst, E. Stewart, J. Voss, C. Courneen, 1. Nussbaumer, S. Perchan. 'Sl Girls' Athletic Association Sportsmanship, interest, participation and good character are the goals of each G.A.A. mem- ber. All girls become members by maintaining the high standards of participation. Awards are presented upon a point system for service to the school, the physical education program, and the club. This year's officers are Michelle Allen, pres., Peggy jewett, vice pres., Mary Sarvadi, sec. g and Terry Paul, treas. l09

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Pep Club The Pep Club is an organization that Works with the cheerleaders to help maintain school spirit. Pep Club makes exciting signs for the school and distributes porn -poms at basketball games. Club members exhibit commendable school spirit and desire which promote enthusiasm Within the student body. The officers are Shelley Tavenner, pres., Marie Shartz, vice pres.g Pat Ranc sec.g and Debby Truce, treas. Va rsi-ty A Varsity A is a service organization made up of all Aurora High Schoo1's athletes who have earned at least one varsity letter in any sport. Members pictured are CBACK ROWJ R. Skinner, F. Mikes, H. Studer, G. Stutzman, A. Richner, B. Medhurst, R. Lowe, B. Porteus, M. Pellegatti, C. Courneen, E. Stewart. CMIDDLE ROWJ M. Mc- Arthur, B. Guenther, M. Sarvadi, B. Delgado, 1. O' Donnell, M. Habbyshaw, K. Kinford, D. England, R. Van Frank. CFRQNT ROWJ R. Wakefield, G. Hartman, M. Shaw, J. Nussbaumer, B. Morrison, B. Skurla, J. Gale, J. Watters, S. Perchan.

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. L V Newspaper Staff The Greenmen Gazette is Aurora High School's newspaper, now in its fourth year of publication. The goal of the staff is to pub- lish a lively, constructive paper, offering a record of school life and a forum for discussion. The editorial responsibilities are shared by staff members. Members pictured are QBACK ROWj B. Miller, M. Shaw, F. Mikes, M. Pellegatti, R. Lowe, S. Pritchard, M, jaremko. QFRONT ROWj P. Craddock, B. Morrison, M. Barnard, G. Voss, B. Guerin, A. Manhardt, and J. Gale. Mem- bers not pictured are E. Hall, T. Reed, R. Lowe, and M. Cindric, Work Study Aurora's Work Study program is designed to prepare students for specialized skills. Participants also receive the standard educa- tion in the class room. Girls are taught Home Economic tech- niques, boys work in Industrial Arts. Members are M. Tjarks, T. Algeri, M. Robitaille, D. Boerner, L. Card, L. Haman, K. Krise, D. Davis, I. Turrentine, and K. King. - X375 ,. ...., H.-'rf--'a.:'. ' 1 rl A i V g, ill f V - ,A ,V 7 . 4-n , .ii g y Library Help With the growth of the Aurora library many prob- lems evolve. Some are solved by the library helpers who use their study hall time working to organize the library. These helpers are of much assistance to Mr. Spinello. Members pictured are QBACK ROWJ D. Mason, R. Lowe. QMIDDLE ROWJ B. Mikes, C, Moore. QFRONT ROWj J. Martin, B. Graham. Mem- bers not pictured are B. Algeri, M. Brogan, C. Stewart, B. Reiland, and B. Cowan.