Smoky Hill High School - Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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EVE Prime Time is a ten minute period that informs students and teachers about activities that involve the school, community and state. Prime Time is a place where the students are informed about what is going on in Student Government. It gives an opportunity for students to vote on or hi Way ut ose discuss projects done by the Student Council. Prime Time is a time for the students to get involved and to know what is going on at Smoky Hill. Although Prime Time has been a controversial subject the last couple of years, it has gone through changes to improve student attendance and par- ticipation. Prime Time first was changed from a fifteen minute period to a ten minute period which not only gave students a shorter class period, but also lengthened the passing period to ten minutes. Then, in January, the administration decided to only have Prime Time once a week on Thursday. The other days, second period was lengthened by five minutes to allow time to read the announcements of the day. STACEY BULLIS RONNY BUSHARD BARBARA BUYUE CARULYNN BUTTACAVOLI CHRISTINE BUTTACAVOLI LAURA BUTTERFIELD HEATHER DUE RON CACHEIRO GINA UAETI LISA CAGAN JAMES CAIN SCOTT CAIN NELSON CALLAHAN JENNY CAMPBELL IRENE CARLSON MICHELE CARRJNGTON SEAN CARTER JEFF CASE MICHELLE CASPER JAKE CATE DAVID CAVEN JENNIFER UAVEN JED CHAMBERLAIN SAM CHAMPLIN MELANIE CHARLES GREG CHARLTON ANGIE CHIEFFALO LELEY CHILUOCIT ROBERT CHIRJCO WOO UHUNG KIRSTEN UIPRI BRENT CLARK 182 Prime Time I Freshmen W x , X W W W5 it l:l'BShl110l1 .. 9 fl .ffm f a t . ,l V ' ' L Q, . fu ff 5 ,jig 45,1 ,,,. 'Ju ,tw :-' m, r vu ' if W ,Z K ya x wifi V1 t 41, ,,,,, , . , ,mf W, . -'f -fs--1 Mm, X sm ff Ar ww v A A ,gf I 4 V!! f f 5 is 3 aff' 2, -1' f of , . - 1' X' 397 4 ,,,., ,,,, , ,,,., af f W 74 , , 7 ' j , ,,,, , ,. v,,, W fix f Z A Q 4 ,aw 3 'f ,

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TB l:l'BShl11BlI . wif SHDILA DOLAN I, Q V ' W 4 CHRISTINE DONAHUE 4' usa DONALD . LAWRENCE DOOLEN in A ' SEAN E WW 7 I 1 f -I ff - f 2 1 DOYL CHRISTINE DOZLER ,A ,, Mum DE URY M WILLIAM DULEK RANDALL DUNNE HENEE DURAN JENNIFER EASTWOOD BROOKE ELLIOTT STEFI ENGDAHL CANDILYNN ENGLISH JASON ERBECX ff , f 1 TODD DUNUAN K f KAREN ERLANDSON JULIA ESLER EDWARD ESTEBAN BEAD EVANS BRIAN EVANS TODD EVILSIZER SHELLEY FASSEL ,ig scorz' FAULKENBURG 1 s V ' JH .ef w f N ' V ,, , G , , 9 f x, , J At the top of every school district is the central administration . . . The Cherry Creek District has two standout men at the top . .. Dr. Richard Koeppe and Dr. Don Goe. When asked his idea of a classic, Dr. Goe replied, An Idea of A Classic is usually a form of art, such as a painting or literature, that has stood the test of time and' has remained as precious and beautiful as the day it was created. Also, when asked about an idea of a classic, Dr. Koeppe replied, It is a timeless message for the good of all men to cherish. Koeppe's time is spent mostly improving the Cherry Creek School District. He feels that the major goal to be concerned about is the one that is to make plans to accommodate the growing population of students in the area of Smoky Hill High School. The other goal is to try to get the computers into the elementary and junior high gradesg to teach students so they will know how to use them when they reach high school. 184 AdministrationfFreshmen at x. Drld