Smoky Hill High School - Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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Carb Cen This year, Smoky Hill's Resource Centers were kept in running order by many people, but most of all it was the secretaries' job to help people in the Resource Centers. The Resource Centers are a great benefit to students here at Smoky Hill. All six of these, including the Business, Science, Math, English, Social Studies, and Foreign Language, contain materials for students and teachers. The secretar- ies enjoy their work and the students they work with through the day. The Resource Centers are a place to learn and study for all students. 6 nf! SODhOIl10I'QS szrxvs uworurn L JEFF BILSXENZI DA VID HUKINNON , ff I .uvosnu uoaums , mv . cf 1, .ez K4 H 1 1 f gf. g TAMARA HUJKNAB JOLYN UUXUNI MEGAN HOLENDON KELLY MEADOWS . muon umm. -I CDNNIE HENJVAB , NICOLE HIANI . y BILL IILE - ' 'A f ' PETER HIL!! ' - fr KRBTA HOELLIR - ' DANIIL HOLLIR I as f L 2? , ar JOHN uxzuu Um ,fQ J 'f V V V .1 , g f Y . ,, CM num uomwl UHRESY HOORI JOHN MOORE JUSTIN MOORE EOUHILI' MOORE BRIDOFI' MORRIS AUDRIY KXKOWHZ LH HULII 172 Resource Centers!Sophomores bf, Fifi V W? V ,,,, . . e 1 f X rr , ef 1 ,HA X 4 ' 4 x , WM T , . ,.,, ,G : ,i a

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BOB PHAIR BRENT PICKERING WEYLIN PIERUE AMY POINSETT DERRICK PORTER SOllhOl110l'0S 5' ' J POS-SEML JENNIFER POTTER IRA POWERS OWEN PRINCE KIM PRINCE PAT PROFFIT1' DANIKA QUAN MARVIN RABB JENIFER RAFALKO FARZAN RAJPUT ' -. DORI RANUK . ir Q., tif' 'L 3 S 'if e . X 1 Q If T 0 Gl'B8t ,AdV8l1lllIl' The Off-Campus department offers many exciting classes. The differences between these classes and the solid classes are they meet out of school time and they involve the students in the community and with other people. Each class can be considered a GREAT ADVENTURE! For example, EPIC-I Can Fly involves the students with the aviation field and the final class is actually flying a lightweight aircraft. EPIC - Medical Careers introduces the student to the medical profession by touring hospitals. The Dry Creek Outdoor Education Project takes students into the position of a teacher's aid. These students go up to a camp for four days with sixth grade students. Students can also go outside of state or even the country. The Baja Whale Watch takes the students to Baja, Mexico to observe whales. Off- Campus truly is a GREAT ADVENTURE! dbg, xi: K! .jaw T.. F , .X -s g. ,. l ,SP sl ', xc? t I Yi A-' . l 'Q ! G ik f 1 5 ARMS s fm, gl AND THE WAN 555 t if is il mi i l Ambnssacn xg now SEAT A S s Sonhomores JON RANDALL MARY REDFERN JEFFREY REED S0017 REED JOHN RHEINHEIMER MARY RHODE DEVON RICHARD BRIAN RIUHARION BRIDGET RIPLOG i NANCY ROD RON ROMANO PETER RUDUK CHANDRA RUNNEI8 W' F '94 A six X Q Q K .Vx ' sr sle Q? :Es f . T fl ss 2 N .5 OHRIS R YAN 174 Off Campus!Sophomores i g by :gz j M 2 it. s j jijj jjj 1 ,