Smoky Hill High School - Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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Smoky Hill's Physical Education Department offers many exciting and diverse classes. A student can take scuba diving, bicycling, yoga, skiing, golf, or swimming, to name a few. Included in the group of P.E. classes are the Band Aid, Care and Prevention, Sports Medicine and adaptives classes. These classes deal with the human anatomy and ways to repair it. To have such a diverse selection Smoky Hill has eleven teachers for this department. The philosophy behind such a diverse selection of classes is to parallel the Greek idea that a strong mind and body are the best way to succeed. umnin ron Sonhomores , V 2: .3 4, - ffm ,Q f A. A .Q '- x . L P Q A 1, , Z ., Mg ' y 1 ' NA THAN JOHNSON , N ' ' OHAD JONES Timer JUNE A MIUHELE JORDAN , in ,A f 5-E: A I D ,V V, lyaa V , jg, A 'ff 1+ 5 f W of ,,,, ' 7 . Ji Vx A' , ,, 1 uzxz JORDAN M - V' W4 , fx ' - ' A, X SHANNON JORDAN M- . X J. , . V , X TERRY XAISEB DAVE KARNEB ,few M -'- VZ .ww Q v,,,Mf x A Q RJUHARD KAYLOR i , ,, ,, , ' , ,. V f ' 1 s,,,rss f , - - ll fd' S' V.. ' ' A 4 ,, , ,,, ' f K ' 1. 4 VV DENNIS KEY ' ,, if ,. ' NATALIE xmas x yi ' 4 ,, ANDnsA xluvm V V 1 TIMOTHY KING ' V 4 JEFF' KNABENSHUE N-f -- ' 1 ii' ' A r., 1 ', DA va' KNIGHT , 'NMMOTHY Kozrn KIM KOKOSKA EVAN xoua JULIEITE KOLLMAN 'nl x xis x 'Qi ,4 QV, qw .V I is .,.. I 1, an , x, Zi i r, N:,,,fx X 'W 5 sa A, e ' , DENIEE Kos ' ,,,, IZVS ,j ' p , 6. vi ,Z A ,,,V.,A BARBARA KOWALSXI f+ '- 5' i- , . ' gf l , ., W MARK lmsmwsxz y ' K ' 1 . X ' - M F 3 ALESOHIA mmm , V X K , f ' MDD Jaw ' ' ' 'V N , ' - I amos! Kawai Y ' ' ug Ai V f,,' ,, Q1 V me Mum- KR-IFGEB A rev, X' , is I f -R e 1 if THEREBA KUHN ' ,343 4 if 3 1 ,A p 2 .. 'i . M2 a 1 ,K ii' . 'iii y ' Q 'if - E GORDON LAND f' U , ' A V ,ff ,-5. ,fd W DANIEL I-ANU 1 ,,,, , ',, F' if H 44' 44' '- f ' , 51. - V ANN LANOAN ,. 1.4 i ,1 Q, ,Q . 5' H' - V K ' RANY LANGLOB .,, f fi 'Q , 9 Q DAaLn'Nn LAizsoN J Q Y 4 3, R DAVE mswxs -. ,V W 'Y ' 5 A ,I 4'-A KRISTIN LAVELLE . 5 Q. 1' Mig! uzxz LAVEN . 170 Physical Educa.tion!Sophomores

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th - 4,5,.49'mB its-'M , El iw as fi Qffaisx 1 5 EXPANSION . .. The Smoky Hill weight room's improvements make it the largest and most complete weight room in the state. POWER . . . A student tries to successfully bench the weights. STRUGGLING Todd Willardson tries to leg H V press weights. OBSERVING Bart Bacon looks upon a friend. STRENGTH . .. The expression shown tells of the pain involved in lifting weights. gf SDDHUIIIOYBS L lll Q li ' Q , I ,. lllb ,ill A tlioi 'l2 A. A V f l y X I 1 Q t, f X V. V I Aw A fl 12 106 X 1 x A' J I .4 X , , Q. i we -, A 1 'fa .,,, : I H , ggli 'gl' , rfgg - ,ff A wg Q X X , e , vxxf ' In X -, 'r we f -f3' , V I i l e l I A oe,e so I 1 tlto M A I ' In Lsi ' 53 I Vig' I Wiki I ' ,, ,Q 2. gl I ' - 5 , 2 ,M ,,,, . , .. sk ,, . , . .,., 1 ' .. - Y ii I , E ' . - , . 4 RICHARD LAWLMS ANGELA LAWLOR BECK Y LA WRENUE JACK LEMASTER RICHARD LENIG LEO LOUIS AU Y LIENERT BOBBY LIKE AUDREY LOFGREN JOEL LOMAS GINA LONES MICHELLE LOPER BILL LOVEJOY KRJSTI LOWE BILL LUKENS KATHY LUNKA DEA-NA MAACX XARA MADDEN RACHEL MADIGAN JACQUEL YN MAHONEY ANGELA MANSFIELD LILLIAN MARCHA LINDA MARUIEL TRACEY MARKOVIUH DAVID MARKWELL BRADLEY MARSH THOR MARTIN KIM MATYK TRAUI MAYS SOOTI' McADAM SARA MoCALL JOHN MOOONNEL TOM MQCORMICK KELLY HOCRACKEN MAYO MUCHEADY Sophomores!Physica.l Educatlon 171