Smoky Hill High School - Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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'Q' f, it A ,4 , if ' f fl If TF-'iii f . HEY BABY, wanna slam dance? Alison Springer's expression and attire seem to be saying on Punk Day. LET'S DO the time warp again! Kent Butler as Riff Haff from the Rocky Horror Picture show on Anything Goes Day. COUSIN IT Annie Robinson makes her appearance in the halls of Smoky Hill. ARE YOU fer real er what? says Flay Shorette. I'D HATE to be an Arapahoe Warrior during Homecoming Week at Smoky Hill. This is what would happen! HEY BUD, Let's Party! Handy Knaub and Jeff Beattie seem to be saying on Anything Goes Day, or was it just a normal day? ' Spirit Week 199

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Smoky Spirit Week: True Tradition omecoming has been a Smoky Hill tradition since the opening of the school ten years ago. Spirit Week has only been around since 1977. Slowly but surely it has become a tradition also. Spirit Week is the week of school before our Homecoming football game which is on Friday night and our Homecoming dance which is usually held on Saturday night. lt is the week which the school spirit gets built up for the upcoming football game. This year's Spirit Week was truly a big success. The entire school was decorat- ed with people as well as posters. Posters telling our varsity football team to beat the Arapahoe Warriors. More posters telling our student body to buy spirit links and even more posters telling when and where dance tickets will be sold. The people were dressed up in bizarre apparel. If a newcomer would have walked into the school at any time during Spirit Week, they would have thought we all had recently landed from outer space, or at least come here from Southern California. Spirit Week included the Jazz Ensemble backing up Debi Thomas in an excellent concert. Friday it came to an exciting end with the Pep Assembly. This year's Spirit Week was definitely successful because it did get everything and everyone in good spir- its for the week-end football game and dance! SPIRIT WEEK has been a long time tradition of Smoky Hill students. That is shown here by a few of our 1984 graduating class at a Pep Assembly during Spirit Week. From left: Leslie Demaree, Annette Wiggins, Holli Smith, Jamie Roman, and Fiandy Large. 198 Spirit Week f i .9'l'3b..,. ,why 9'9- is W 5 Nw

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Spirit Week: A Unique Tradition his year's Spirit Week, which was highlighted by the Homecoming football game and dance, was one full of originality and spirit. This year especially, a feeling of excitement surrounded everyone. Much of this was due to the fact that the Buffs varsity football team had yet to be defeated. The week started off with TogalPunk day. People could be seen wearing anything from a Snoopy bed sheet to a safety pin through the nose. Tuesday was Beach Bum!Tourist day. Even though temperatures were lower than they had been so far, people still came dressed for a day at the beach. Also on that day, a special performance was given by the Jazz Ensemble. On Wednesday, or Decades day, people from the past as well as the future could be seen roaming through the halls. The variety of costumes displayed changes over the years, and changes possibly to come. By Thursday everyone was psyched for Homecoming weekend. People went wild with their Anything Goes costumes. Finally on Friday, the week was ended with green and red, or Spirit day. To get everyone into a rowdy mood, a Pep Assembly was held in the gym. Here spirit contests were held between classes, and the winners of the Spirit Links contest were announced. All in all, Smoky Hill showed itself to be a school of spirit and pride. PU NKERS Julie Asfahl, Jenny Goldberg, and Krissy Jones express their enthusiasm towards school. KEN SIOKSS COITISS out of U16 CIOSBT. JAMIE Mllls and Lisa Cordero give a new meaning to the word punk. SCOTT Zwiezen seems to be saying, Et tu Brute. 200 Spirit Week