Smoky Hill High School - Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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l'0l1 3 HW twin .gn S40 lm. 'W 'hw As the access of the computer is becoming greater to the average person, the future brings a wide variety of expansions in this field. So the needs for a growing computer club produced one at Smoky Hill. Through the club, the members learned the foreign language of the computer. With this language, imagina- tive games and programs resulted. Therefore, these members of this unique club have learned a. valuable tool for the future and also have fun. Left, back row: Chrll Bllden, Greg Diener, Mika Dnlgle. Sud row: Scott Bell, Steve Stuart, John Gnrrltano, Tim Wlnkleman. 3rd row: Jeff Barter, Scott Dlmero, Brien Wlnklamnn, Mike Parrish. 4th row: Rick Kardon, Tom Jsrvil, Sabrina Loomis, Chris Sahwarm. Computer club members perfect their skills. gn J, J Computer Club 185

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This, 1982-88, school year proved to be a very influencial and unforgetable one for ten Smoky Hill students. These were none other than our foreign students whom have come from all over the world. They had many activities during the year. The students' friendships formed a strongly knitted family. At the end of the year, a picnic was held to put all the last pieces of their visit together. This was one year of happiness, interesting experiences, and an everlasting friend- ship between them. Bottom picture, tap mwg Victor Corona, Lucia hui, Juvu Falcon, Maris Lucchstt! Bochsoa, Ludlvia Lincbyn, Hugo Meneses, second row: Francisco J Lqlo Marcos, Antonia Girona, Nuria Martinez, Ricardo Legnrburo. Foreign Exchange students get along well together. 134 Foreign Exchange

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Smoky Hill Marching Band, led by director Joe Brice, had another exciting year at Smoky Hill. Highlighting the year was a trip to Mexico where Smoky Hill students marched in a Mazatlan parade. Spirit was boosted by the contribu- tions of the band as they played at football games, pep assemblies, and other performances. The band was a young group having many underclassmen who will carry on the fine traditions previous groups. established by on 4+ 'f' .,,,. . 1 . I -' at X fa:-1-M ' ' N zxw.. 'ks 5 2 474 .ily SEA BREEZE . . . The shores of Mazatlan were enhanced by the Smoky Hill Marching Band fthis PB89, leftj. SPIRIT . .. The Smobf H111 Band was a great support in helping achieve spirit during pep assemblies. ATTENTION . . . The Smoky H111 Flag Corps was an important addition to the hand. EXCELLENCE . . . Iowa State's Marching Band entertained Smoky Hill fans and spectators. THE LEADER . . . Kim Church shows her expertise in conducting fopposite page, top Ieftj. ECSTASY .. .Mazatlan will never be forgotten by the Smoky Hill Band that visited in 1982. 136 Marching BandfFlags 4 '+iC?lgi. x X s fi ' N 6 M Vg 5: Q. nz. i i643gyQlii.'!Vg'1iqvi,'fHf35i2-i Ex fx Q I Q N 4 9Q'1'v'1IIe'i'4r '1 If' 'X 128313 .nfnst pta. wa., -iiiil S. 4. . ns, M ..