Smoky Hill High School - Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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Dff Campus Dffers Dpportunities he Off-Campus Department offers many exciting and enriching op- portunities. These classes are designed to enrich your formal education by providing experiences away from the conventional classroom setting. Not only does it take you out of the class but it may take you out of the state or even the country! For example, Epic-Fortnightly offer students the opportunity to attend plays, concerts, dance performances, and art exhibits in the greater Denver area. Close-Up Washington D.C., is a chance for students, teachers, and government officials alike to share perspectives on living government. Baha Whale Watch '84 along with Cherry Creek in Mexico, Smoky Hill in Spain, and Smoky Hill in France, take students out of the country for at least a week at a time. Off-Campus is truly an exciting and enriching experience. Kerri Abraham ' Peggy Acevez Lisa Albrecht I Dennis Aldridge f gg Wendy Alexander ' Timothy Allen i f Mary Alllson 'S Eric Ames ig ' Shane Anderson Shannon Anderson Shauna Anderson Stacey Andrews Y tt A d Susan Arosteguy Larry Ashbrook James Atomham Jonathan Atkins ' .vv,, ,,L 1-V ' ve e n rews v , .V Debra Antonaochlo j ' z 4 A . .a 180 Off Campus!Freshmen Q, .sw BAJA WHALE WATCHERS awed by jumping whale. SEAL smiles for camera off the shore of Mexico. MARCIA FISHER . . . searches coast of Baja for shells. BREATHTAKING . . . outcropping of rocks viewed by Baja whale watchers. . :X wr' W Q5 -J ' ml Q fm Q X ,H l if ' , 2 'ist t N-M 72 .. X y .5 'W as ' 1:27 j, -f 3' , ...jrj M e I f I

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Political Group Offers Positive Action he Political Action group was an- other effort of Smoky HiIl's student body to make this year the Best of Ten! Bringing in speakers, holding debates and voting drives were their way of making it happen. During meetings held every two weeks, important and controversial issues were discussed,and projects were planned as well. In order to contribute to the discussion, each member stayed updated on important national and world events. Barbara Green and Dean Johnson were elected chairpersons, and Ms. Phoebe Busch acted as the teacher advisor. Decision making was done by the group as a whole and no one opinion was pushed. Instead all sides were examined. Political Action was a positive addition to our school! JENNIFER REIFEL can't hide amusement with another student's remark. BARBARA GREEN .. . helps DEAN JOHNSON and MS. PHOEBE BUSCH head up the Political Action group. EVAN HAROS expresses his ideas. LISA WOLF .. . enjoys discussion of future plans. I, Mike Atkinson Flynn Ayers Air' I P . .. yy! Lonny Ayers tl .,,' f V, 1 Amy Baatenburg f V' 4553 ,, David Bacon N 1 . Chris Baker 4' V ' As ' Christy Baker . 4,, , Doug Baloun Chris Bamberg Robin Barret Troy Berret V Trent Bates 'H Tamra Baxter Dean Bayens Richard Beale Carolyn Beavers Barbara Becker Norbert eager Freshmen!PoIitical Action 181