Smoky Hill High School - Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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', -.,, Y- , . . Gordon Marshall ,,' 1 Am . Kristi Marshall f 5:7 it if 5 W , U V0 Kim Matllk V' :' 5.4, A W ' W 1- 7 Traci Mays , ' ' it of f Jill McAllister K ---f ,,: , ,Z , ' Sarah McCall I if , ' Kelly McCracken ' ' Mayo McCready , Steven MacDonald ii? , Lisa McFadden i , Angelia McGuire 'V 155 ff 'i V, f.. ' Jeffrey McKenzie fl wr ' , David McKinnon 'fi' . '7 ff ,Q fy, Megan McLendon ' Tamara McNab ' Kelly Meadows .,,' f i Connie Menjivar ii, ,V John Mezaraups ' 4 Creative Arts Electrify he course, Electronics, is designed to give the student an on-hand experience. Students became proficient in the use of basic meters, voltmeter, oscilloscope and were able to fabricate and test electrical circuits. Photography involved students in dealing with processes and techniques used in the darkroom. Students experienced the principles and operations of the dark- room equipment, film processing, and skills used in picture taking. First year Drawing!Painting concentrated the attention to basic drawings of media and techniques. The second year of Drawing!Painting emphasized on paint- ing. The course also involved exploring of contemporary painting techniques, preparation of canvas, and the matting and framing of the finished artwork. The concentration of the course was developed to the student as an individual. The course, Introduction to Printmaking and Batik was designed to introduce to the student the basic learning of the techniques. The projects in which the student worked, was involved in the areas of batik, block printing, and an indepth study of silkscreen. BUSILY at work Jim Herklotz puts a little creativity into his artwork. MISS Bunn trying to show Lisa Cordero the C ' , ' ' ' ffff' . ' , ' f V 2 ' Z' 1 . i 2235 , it s i . f 'Q 5 V, V, ,,,, V, ,wg N , A x M L A ff f , , . , T fi X Q ,,V . . different aspects and tones of acrylics. ,., 1 v- V , L4 i V. ,.. f -- Y - f. .... , , , ..f' - f rt,--, -- Q Lisa Miani - . ft' i ,- Bill Miles ' f' , if i'i' F! - - I Q f if ' 4 3 5' . , 'r ' I, 'Y ttff . ' f-1 at K Chris Miller , ff: Aw J , 1 V Dan Moller ,rQr.,5E ,,.. .V rl I X 2 h V ,,'.. i H T : if 7 Christina Moore Liig 1 . . . f Z, Justin Moore 1 ,fl L 'X X f W : f W 'A if N 3 R0Cfl9'9 MOOV9 , ,,, ,,,, ff... f' ' f Bridget Morris ,- . .. ,., 'A 2 , ' W , f Audrey Moskowitz 1' 'IQ ' ' if 1 ' ' ilk 2 '- i it 'Z Z Elizabeth M le' ,, -ff l gi I M! . Chad Murgeg t . , . , r f D' f.1 ? ' H -rc ' , ' L K i . W' X Mike Murphy I X N i 'V . 3 4 Cynthia Mystkowski H , .,,,- j V, ' V'ft?7'f , L J gf Q Joseph Nation p lrlss T ' , Andmw Nason A 'V' 4. K xx . Daniel Nelson q S M i 'tg , it 2 ff Thomas Niedergerke i 'tt Q J 'f M ff K- f' '- rl 4 156 Creative Arts!Juniors

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S ug -'..:, R .rt 8 - 'f 5: 5221 3 X 5 U ig-.-'Z X 47 , , N ..:. N f gm s ... -.Q Q sem, . is .... , 4 A- ::: veg. -..- David Kocholek Evan Kolb Juliet Kollman Michelle Konczak D 'se Kos em Barbara Kowalski Michelle Kozak g Mark Kraiewskl f Aleschia Kramer Denise Laack John Lack Daniel Lane Ann Langan Darlene Larson David Lasecke Jack Lemaster Leo Lewis Amy Lienart n the last ten years many things have changed in the Counseling Department. When the school first opened, the counselors were assigned to the different houses. There was no particular part of the alphabet that each counselor had. There was no Counseling Coordinator at that time, whereas now we have a coordinator in Lee Bender. Back then, all the counselors had an emphasis on the social or personal problems. At day one of the first school year there were approximately twenty- five students per counselor, and now there are about two hundred and fifty students per counselor. Another aspect of the counseling department that has changed is that now the counselors do mostly career and after graduation counseling. They help you to figure out what field of work you really want. The counselors put emphasis on this by watching your academic development to see if there are any changes in your grade point average. The counselors all help you to understand what you are doing and why. In the last ten years, the counselors have changed, and for the better. NEW COUNSELOR . . . Donna Watkins answers questions cheerfully. COORDINATOR . .. Lee Bender makes a four year plan. Robert Likes Audrey Lofgren Gina Loness Danielle Long Michelle Loper William Loveloy Kristi Lowe William Lukens Kathy Lunka 1 in Deana Maack A fi ' if Rachel Madigan Jacquelyn Mahoney Dee Mallett Theresa Malone Lillian Marche ,Q Linda Marciel so at . 0, as I t t ,- it x -' - , Lf fr ,-' 2 . 1 E kv gr Tracey Markovlch V 2 David Markwell Juniors!Counseling 155

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