Smoky Hill High School - Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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part' of if Smoky Hill continued to grow in size and build in character alongside Colorado. The 8.3 million dollar addition to the building brought many changes to the atmosphere of the school. The building was divided into academic and activity areas 4 which was a different idea that took getting used to because of the familiarity of the former system which had the commons in the middle of the four academic areas. The new dining hall was a positive addition to the school giving an area for the students to gather together during the school day, and a new area for the extra-curricular activities like dances and service projects. The new addition also had a positive affect on the Characteristics of Smoky Hill. Students began to take more pride in their building and in being called Buffalos. Enthusiasm ran high throughout the year in supporting school functions as students became aware of the fact that within the growing state and community, Smoky Hill was part of it all, and that we were Building Character. Lynn Ward and Allison Freda show their school spirit the day of a game. Smoky Hill has come a long way since it started in the Melvin School House. Football fans, Doug Baloun, Fred Farris, Kevin Patterson, Greg Fraikor, Dave Sward, Rob Haynes, Jeff Cole, and Pat Patten watch Smoky Hill beat Fairview. 8 Prologue

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i..,.m-of T1 N -si 1, t fm wx' I Senior cheerleaders Kolette Griffin and Krista Alfred hope for a Buff victory. Smoky HiII's very own Beach Boys Dan 10 Seniors Genovese and Dave Baioun sing their hearts out at the Homecoming pep assembly.