Smoky Hill High School - Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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Action Marks Senior Year ction described the senior class in 1983-84. Under the faculty leadership of Mr. Fox, Ms. Busch and Ms. Grams the seniors becames involved in the annual blood drive which netted 91 units of blood this year. Buff seniors were tops in academics as well, as Barb Egan, Brenda Fua, Chris Reed, Ulka Patel, Kathy Wyer, Jennifer Fieifel and many others showed their intellectual ability throughout the year. Reed, and Barb Green were particular standouts as they were named National Merit scholarship winners. Lynne Owens was named as a scholar- ship finalist in a program sponsored by the National Achievement Program for Outstanding Negro students. Tom Erlandson, Chad Lucero, Lori Smith, and Norma Karsh led the way in athletics. SOME OF Smoky Hill's top scholars: Barb Green, Kathy Wyer, Chris Reed, Lynne Owens, and Barb Egan. The seniors pile up in the commons. 48 Seniors in Action

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