Smoky Hill High School - Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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Dil'0CtiUI1 The road over Cherry Creek Reservoir was a common sight for many commuters in southeast Denver. A, Above Left, Ms. Kissinger lectured to a class of interested drivers-to-be. This sign on I-225 and Yosemite pointed drivers in the direction of Aurora, one of America's fastest growing cities. Junior Paul Goldenberg studies his driver's manual in the lecture center during driver education. Below, A one way sign directed the flow of traffic at the I-225 and Yosemite intersection. A '-.gL s A I Ji we ' K K K N , u. f I ' L , -. Sophomores!JuniorslDriver's Education 63