Smoky Hill High School - Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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Club Deals With Essentials of Future omputers have always been thought of as the machines of the future. If this thought is true, then the future seems to have become the present because computers are now the machines of Smoky Hill. A majority of students at Smoky Hill will have taken at least one computer class by the time they graduate. Not only are these classes enjoyable, but they are also very informative. Smoky Hill feels that com- puters are so important that they have devoted a club to them. Students interested in learning more about com- puters and computer games are welcome and encouraged to join. Although it is just one of the many clubs Smoky Hill offers, it is probably one of the most important, for as we advance into the future, where everyday life will be touched by the computer, knowledge of them will be essential. 1 E THE FUTURE will be largely influenced by computers such as this one. SMILE! Lisa Disabatino and Greg Diener take a minute to pose. COMPUTER WHIZ, Ashley Fryer glances at the camera between programs. 58 Computer Club i,..., S ..,, ,,,l.. , , .... . .. , ,. -- W , m f' ' 'U l M

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af D, it 0 Q is 'i A' At' ss. E I lllll. W :, 'Mm gi. .- k- 'yrs L Q' . ,,.. . K V T . 5 I . i - T ' if - - p- .7 M- M 1 W ?'1- . V' is u 'Y'-f L. Computer club: First row: Mike McClanahan, Sean Moore, Ashley Fryer. Second row: Mr. Sloan, Brad Thompson, Greg Diener, Lisa Disabatino, Karl Glasgow, Pat Gallager, Sean Guffey, Mike Gates. Third row: Todd Soukup, Chris Blidew, Jay Bingham, Rick Karden. TODD SOUKUP and Pat Gallager look on as Rick Karden types a program. PRESIDENT, Carl Glasgow, hard at work. Computer Club 59