Smoky Hill High School - Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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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 ..

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IH t A in, Sam Hill. gg The Smoky Hill Wind Ensemble has maintained an outstanding reputation throughout the state by receiving one I AQ, ratings at every contest they have participated in for the last seven years. Thus, they are considered as one of the finest performing groups in the state. 5 Mr. Brice said, the Wind Ensemble performs a consistently sophisticated and challenging repertoire. The only way to participate is by audition only. They perform two concerts at Smoky Hill, and at two contests: the Colorado Band Association and the state competition at Westminister High School. There is also Concert Band, and its purpose is to give the inexperienced players a place to learn and perform. VW QU' 3 E 3 E RHYTHM Mr. Brice conducts the Wind Ensemble. LOUDER . . . Mr. Brice wants the F Horns to bring their part out more. 138 Wind Ensemble