Smoky Hill High School - Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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'f Cheerleaders Sue Wrege, Krisio Alfred, Koleile Griffin ond Chrissy Moore show excifemeni during holffime of lhe cold ond snowy Homecoming gome. The Bond lines up for onoiher greoi holflime show. Club Candids 171

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Clubs Stay Alive at Smoky Hill Smoky Hill students have always been active participants in the varied activities and organizations offered. All the groups at Smoky Hill are a positive addition to the high standards set in order to keep Smoky Hill running strong. lf you have ever considered participating in any of our many organiza- tions, go ahead, it will only add to the pride and prestige of our school. Student Government and Peer Counseling team up to organize the sponge throw at the Key Club Carnival. D.E.C.A. sponsor Michelle Smyth unwraps her Christmas Present, given to her by the D.E.C.A. students. Theater members show their class at the production of Brigadoon. Dave Markwell shows oft his original ttsloppy chicken off the jumps at Steamboat. Ski Club provided many opportunities for students to enjoy the Colorado Rockies. 170 Club Candida alla..-fsk

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Express Slaff Hard work and dedicafion are The Two main ingredienTs To be successful on The newspaper sfaff. Newspaper was noT like any ordinary wriTing course. FirsT, you learned journalisfic wriTing and The producTion of a newspaper, Then you became a journalisT and produced a paper. EdiTors Alison Springer and Rachel Berringfon would be The firsT To Tell you ThaT This was noT easy. In newspaper, you have To find Topics ThaT are inTeresTing To The sTudenT body and enTice Them To read on. You have To organize The pages of The newspaper, and mosT imporTanTly, you musT decide whaT will go on The fronT page. All of This musT be meT on Time To The appoinTed deadline. EvenTually The hard work and dedica- Tion did pay off. The paper came ouT wiTh inTeresTing and some conTrover- sial Topics. lf came ouT wiTh an arTicIe on EThiopia and The pro's and con's of school prayer. OTher parTs of The paper include opinion, views, news, informafion, feaTure, arT, and aThleTics. The biggesT honor The paper has received was winning The Silver Crown Award. IT was awarded by Columbia ScholasTic Press AssociaTion which puT The Express in The Top five percenT naTionwide. EdiTors, Alison Springer and Rachel BerrlngTon design The fronT page layouT. 172 Newspaper Performs Under Pressure stdvtfhs 1984-85 Newspaper Sfaff - Ho, Krissy Jones, Wendy Schuller, Angie Gracheck, Michele Jordan, David Sherman, Vicky Perez. Rovl Two: VirTer Marcelo, Kealli Lilly, Michelle Farrell, Rachel BerrlngTon, Alison Springer, Charla Curlis, AnneTTe SmiTh, Pam Jones. Row Three: BreT Bailey, Joe Miller, Ken Cline, Tom CrafT, Winsfon Bouman, Doug Ealy. Row One QseaTed: lefT To righTj: Charlie Price, Jennifer Gulberg, Jesslcc