Smoky Hill High School - Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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O moky Hill academic departments are very important factors in the every day life of SHHS. They are in charge of deciding on academic areas in which students should be involved and also areas in which students would enjoy participating. Without these departments, Smoky Hill could not offer students such a variety of classes and concentrate on making each year the best! ' .fzr U ,. t ,,Q lr,, 1 - A f A ix A33 4 N aj V no 2 2 an if if ., , , , it 2 it 'fifwi so cns 1 ,v is t pau., .W 35 -Qs T5 fri. k -A 4 'f y 5.,,Qf'3 fi ' , WA- , .-JWswz'xz1g., , . A V, k Q ' -t .. W gli: ' 9- ' --

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Ten and any teachers have experienced Smoky HilI's first ten years. They expressed their opinions on the changes over the years. Dr. Eversley said, The willingness of the faculty to assist the students is outstand- ing. He also complimented the student body on their willingness to change for the better. Foster Campbell, a counselor, said more on the subject, Growing through the trials and tribulations of new programs with a new school seems to be the part that sticks out the most. Gwen Sells believes that students should be exposed to the outside world. She felt, Career days were good because it gave the students a chance to learn about different occupations. BILL WILLIAMS emphasizes a point to Mr. Zinck. DFI. EVERSLEY handles the daily routine with ease. MARY ABAIR DORIS BALDWIN JULIETA BAUSERMAN LEE BENDER PATRICIA BLAIR JEANNINE BROWN RUNDELL BROWN PHOEBE BUSCH xi . PENNY BUNN FOSTER CAMPBELL KEN CARMANN JUDI CHIRI JIM CLARK MARK COOPER DORSEY COX BOB DAMASHEK 140 Faculty Still Going Strong' 'Wm Al I MAY I HELP YOU? , Gwen Sells of counseling seems to ask. 2. Us , x