Smoky Hill High School - Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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Foreign Connection lthough the doors of Smoky Hill are open to students of foreign countries there are very few times when they have been such a great group of people. This year, our foreign connection, through the Foreign Exchange program and the English as a Second Language program CESLJ, was the best of ten. Doris Baldwin who was the Foreign Exchange Students' advisor really made them feel welcome and a part of Smoky Hill. Mrs. Sargent and Ms. Nancy Miller, the ESL teachers, really showed interest in their students and made them feel comfortable and happy in Smoky Hill. The Foreign Exchange and ESL students became active in Smoky Hill and enjoyed themselves. There were many activities planned for our foreign students includ- ing putting up flags of their countries over the main office. The students were also encouraged to share their artwork and other aspects of their cultures. Smoky Hill's foreign connection this year has proved to be the best of ten. FRIENDSHIP . . . Hiromi Sugai and Tony Kim show the close friendship that has developed between the Foreign Exchange and ESL students AMUSEMENT Some foreign students are amused by the article Social Studies teacher Nancy Miller is pointing out. From left to right: Judy Liu, Yong Nam Kim, Yong Mi Kim, and Tony Kim. 62 Foreign Connection ffl' 4