Smoky Hill High School - Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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02-xii, -2s2'lus- W X gs X Lisa Hoiiingsnaa 'if .. . gr sg .1 Y 1' at x,:, 1,. 1 I xx X Michael Hollingworth NQ .Q , Julie Holmes s Q.. , is . 4 Jenyce Houg I i . Lars Hubert if, L. -' Jill Hummel kg A Mike Humphreys ' Robert Hunt i Steven Huntingdale t if 9 5 A tx i Q.- , V www J N . x 1t'e it :-' xx K t . -4 I Q: ,h. . 1 -ei. 2 zf x u ik ' x A N his 'F ' Q -ra , S 5. w . 4 Q Kg B een' ' In Michael Hurt Robert Hutton Jason Ingalls Jennifer Jacobberger Michelle Jacobs Steve Jaeger Georges Jean John Jenks . . L55 ,EE .. i at .- . -:rf Burke Jimmerson Centers of Attention he Resource Centers at Smoky Hill were used frequently during the 1983-84 school year proving that the students do care about their work and the quality of that work. The centers were used for places of study, reference, and relaxation. This included such things as the Social Studies Center being used as a classroom for working classes to get reference materials, and the Math Center being used as a computer classroom. With the new addition in the 1984-85 school year will come bigger and better centers downstairs where the commons are now. This will allow for easy access to each of the new classrooms that are in the process of being built. The 1983-84 school year was a prosperous one for the Resource Centers and we know that in the future they will become even a more vital part of the school setting. ROUNDTABLE discussions are utilized in the resource centers. FREE TIME can become study time for Smoky Hill students. S ', Q 6 ve, it at if It 2 1-1-5 U 7:' I 1 . , . .spam , X .1 Q. Thomas Jochen . i Gina Johnson .L K . . - t Patricia Johnson at Rick Johnson C f A 'SE7 fav sl? Robert Johnson i lj Z Q, ' - Andrew Johnston ' .f N if lg Steve Johnston K 1 X i 6. is ix I st' to Martin Jordan ' ff' 4 ix A 4' .- Douglas Justi 1 E X,-Y' N . 'w Q hggigli A i i 3 -. Zl Karen Keim S is 1' 5 E E x it sis Miles Ketchum y . Q -Q S - ' T . y sf it - Q Gf09 Kimball f' s . S R t Suzanne Kinder fy -'Et-' ' 1 Alii' 1 - x Tv wr, an 1 S L R X Chandra Klein W-.QQ Qi-A X to it- 't'-- - sg Q.. if S gf, Aaron Knopf i ii'. 5. 'fa 4 . Bethany Koch . --:g r zt. 'X Q N, 1 J ,' ' Sheri Kocuba ' X ' 'i F Ch 's Kokoska E 1 - . ' I t A -' V ist 8 X 1 uf I 186 Resource Centers!Freshmen sf 'vt

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W1 ' Mark Manger Virter Marcello 'igg ' ft Cindy Marinos W J, Michelle Maris 'f- H f Christina Markham - H , Tony Markulik 1, 4? tim.. . H , ,Jill Heather Marks 'ZZL W, christina Martini - :' F it Greg Marry I Eric Maxfield . Michael Macau A 1 A T' ' Roben Mccamn fm Michael McClanahan 1 Shawna McCollom ,W Maureen McDonald . ,E f,. ' f :ii Z . Tracy McDonnell at Angela McGee ,L ...i KKLVIV - i .- rrr Some of the Best he science classes at Smoky Hill High School are not just everyday classes. They are lab experiments, activities, and very interesting discus- sions. All of the science teachers at Smoky Hill strive to teach their students the most interesting facts possible about the science world. As a matter of fact, over 75 percent of the student body are presently enrolled in a science course. That is higher than the national average. There have been some changes in the Science Department in the past two years. We received some new teachers, some new aids and even a new Science Resource Center secretary. Smoky Hill continues to produce some of the top science students in the state. GROTESQUE! Does Kelly McCracken look interest- ed or sick in her studies? IF YOU spilled that would it burn? KABOOM! David Markwell shows off his expertise in makig a ? HELP me please, this scientist seems to be saying. YOU! Our new Physics teacher Ms. Sherrie Smith seems to be saying as she points to a student. VERRRRRY INTERESTING! Kim Kokoska and Kelly McCracken seem to be saying during a lab experiment. CAREFUL! Don't take your thumb off of that test tube or it might explode! Samantha McKelvy ' , Andy McKinley Suliemon Mehr vi , Prakash Mehta W 4' Craig Mesure fx 1 Gary Meyers Wendy Miles Adrien Miller April Miller W ! ly f Qi 2' a W XX. yr , M If mf A si 2 my ,, 4 ,, .V 4-.. .Z 'M It , ft 'N 142 f 1 on K l I s X ff? 10 Z Q 2 it .. My ... ,.., 4 W., fa H.. 'VL md: Jen Miller KHSIS Mine' ,ar ff' .... . Michael Minkiewicz Marcus Mirabella :' Steve Mize A .,,,,,..f V Edward Mock .!,,, Roberta Mondragon Joseph Monroe f ? Af fi, 188 Science!Freshmen ,f f f .. AQ ff -gf.. ,Q X .. , . Q .. 1' .ff 6