Smoky Hill High School - Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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Express Prints News of Interest his year's newspaper staff was one filled with ambitious person- alities. Students gathered in early July in order to put out a special issue the first week of school, and due to increased ad sales the staff has been able to produce bigger and more colorful papers all year. Due to the student leadership of Theresa Levine, Bill Logan, Julie Chung, Ulka Patel, Amy Rubenstein, Mark Bender, Carlotta Kingry and Rachel Berrington, the staff has improved and expanded the various sections of the newspaper. This year the staff has written more indepth stories on education and nuclear arms, a more complete and up- to-date news section, and special features on both students and faculty. The Express has been honored with awards both nationally and locally. Judges have called it, interesting, entertaining and informative. NEWSPAPER STAFF Row one iBack, left to rightl: Dan Pederson, Bill Logan, Chris Hagerman, Suzanne Guidry, Eric Fredrickson, Susan Tibutis, Brad Kofoed. Row two: Michelle Willard, Alison Springer, Carlotta Kingry, Amy Rubenstein, Rachel Berrington, Marley McManus, Fred Sheldon, Teresa Levine, Suzanne Evans, Bobby Ahlander, Mike Meagher iAdviserl. LET'S SEE.. . Ulka Patel, Michelle Willard, and Bill Logan design pages for the Express. CAN WE FIT . . . all of this on the page? News Editor, Carlotta Kingry, plans her news page. I THINK . . . Evan Haros states his opinion for the editorial page. 78 Newspaper

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Scholars Leaders of Hill LISTENING ATTENTIVELY, 1984 NHS inductees take into consideration the possibilities of a successful future. RECEIVING AWARDS and Congratulations, the new members slowly file by and get recognized by faculty and parents he National Honor Society is an organization designed for juniors and seniors with outstanding grade point averages. The group recognizes these students for their academic accomplish- ments and inducts them into the organization. The group's size increased greatly this year. NHS inducted more members in February of this year compared to last year's. This increase in membership allowed the organization to accomplish many tasks. They worked on initiating a letter award recognizing students' academic and activity involvement. This was to be comparable to an athletic letter award. The group also became involved in the community. For example, they helped the Public Broadcasting station QKRMAJ raise money for sustenance by answering phones for donations and working with their computer system. National Honor Society was very helpful to the school, the students, and the community as well. Nancy Miller sponsored the group C.S.L.S. - An NHS member must have special qualities such as Character, Scholarship, Leadersip, and Service. National Honor Society 77

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N-... -'U '-. 4..-WF w TWUWZ it Fei 91.85, :Qi 'K .NAGING EDITOR Bill Logan coordinates and photography for the Express. T THOSE BILLS OUT ...i Amy Rubenstein d over S2000 in ads in 1983-84. TS STAFF members, Rachel Berrington, oby Ahlander, Fred Sheldon, and Suzanne ins combine their effort for the arts page. STUDENT EDITOR ... Teresa Levine makes up the editorial page. X X , Newspaper 79