Smoky Hill High School - Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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SlJl'il12tiI11 in thi! DOCKiBS Spring is always a time of increased activity around Smoky Hill. This year, many events were planned in which students could channel their extra energy. MARCH: The Smoky Hill Flag and Rifle Corp, A Touch of Class, continued their winning ways. The guard marched in several competitions, doing well in all. The second theatre production, Camelot, was well performed and provid- ed excellent entertainment between snowstorms. The Class of 83 held a Poor Man's Prom to raise money for the class gift. This fund-raiser was needed because the annual Senior Talent Show was cancelled. Many off-campus trips took place in March including Close-Up in Washington, D.C. and the Baja Whale Watch in Southern California. APRIL: During April, everyone prepared for the Junior-Senior Prom. MAY: The final month began with a spring version of Fall Festival. May Madness contained dress-up days and special activities. bans. I PRECISION . .. fTopj A Touch of Class expertly performs their routine. FINISHED fFar leftj A dramatic ending for another fine performance. PRACTICE . . . fLet'tj Sam Griesbaum perfects his lines as King Arthur during the rehearsal of Camelot. ? n ., . BRAVO fAboveQ Camelot was a big' success. 214 Spring Activities

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Sim .LKXFROSH GIRLS SOCCER - Row one: Judea Ho, Renee Duran, Becky Doerr, Tony: Daniele, Eileen Iwlnoin, Jnnlne Hag, Lesley Chlloott, Robyn Eisenberg, Michelle Bauman, Leurn Tlzamnlclz. Row two: Barb Kownllki, Bill! Allen, Llla Pitt, Karl Jewett, Lori McCabe. Barb Green, Dum D!F1llPp0. Kim Llllard, Shannon Creapln, Jane Mean, Tori Hemingway. STRETCH .. , fTopj Julie Hartzel warms up for practice. CONCERNED . . . Coach Wigand listens attentively. VARSITY GIRIS SOCCER - Row one: Stephanie Wewryznlnk, Bridget Mumey, Annette Smltb, Tracy Duck, Ulndy liyltkowlhi, Anita Lolyreu, Lea Flbrltllu. Haw two: Julie Hertnel, Michelle Jordan, Ll: Charlton, Devon Rlabnrd, Denlle Sprndllng, Sherri Yeerlnn, Coach Wigand. The Smoky Hill Girls Soccer Team has been constantly improving over the past few years. This process of im- provement continued this year, despite being slowed by the weather. Returning seniors Julie Hertzel, Liz Charlton, Anita Lofgren, and Kim Church formed the basis of the team. They were given great support by numerous talented underclassmen, This year the soccer team attracted many new players, especially freshmen who will be invaluable in the next few years. With head coach Mr. Wigand in his second year and many talented underclassmen, the Buffs will surely be a. challenger for the league title in the near future. Girls Soccer 215