Smoky Hill High School - Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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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

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PGP ll UP! ' ,.... .g l hen one thinks of a Pep Assembly, he thinks of noise, crowds, confu- sion, and no class for 45 minutes! Pep assemblies are when we recognize our outstanding young academicians for their achievements in academics and testing. The athletic teams and their contributions are recognized along with participants of each sport. We always look forward to our Pom-Pon's outstanding routines and our cheerleaders enthusiastic cheers. The Band displays excellence by begin- ning and ending the assemblies with the school song. The Fall Homecoming Assembly is always a hit. At this time the Homecoming Royalty are announced along with the winners of the various contests held during the Fall Festival week. Various other contests are held during the Assembly among the classes to encourage class spirit. The spirit generated by these Pep Assemblies during the 1983-1984 year, has proven to be among the best. STUDENT BODY is getting rowdy!! BUFF'S BAND warms the Crowd up with the school song. CONNIE MADDOX, alias the Buffalo, helps announce the winners of the Fall Festival contests! 202 Assemblies