Smoky Hill High School - Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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F are ' 4 IM i E . f v, W, if f.-f ,a Nw I i 1 1 ' i A 'S , . ' it ...-l KBUF was one of the first student-operated radio stations in Colorado. KBUF was started last year, but it didn't begin airing all day until last year. lt offered all different types of music and music by request. The station was also used to inform and address the concerns of the student body. Everyone connected with the station was very pleased with the results. As advisor Stu Kantor put it, The students had great pride in their station, and the positive response was terrific. The station's popularity grew so much this year that Mr. Kantor expects even more interest in KBUF in the years to come. KBUF was more than just a club, it was an integral part of the student body. D.J. Kathy Lunka decides on the next tune to play during seventh hour. The fearless leader Stu Kantor displays his own taste in music. 76 KBUFlFreshmen

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