Sky View High School - Aurora Supplement Yearbook (Smithfield, UT)

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1 On the Stage Band Assembly, Crawford 2 Kay Miller and Brynne Watt prepare Cragun plays a solo that helped him for their first place win in the Golden gecceive an award at the State Jazz Band Spike Debate Contest. ntest. ,gf lf 'llq . tv-M AND SWEEPS STATE ! 3 Sitting proudly on display during the Appreciation Assembly, are all the trophies and awards Sky View has won in the '77-'78 year. No. 1 Iazz Band comes home Following a surprise assembly V introducing the State's New number one Jazz Band, comments were heard from students leaving the auditorium. They're great! The best we've ever had! I want to get up and dance when I hear them. On April 21st, the Stage Band competed in the State Jazz Band Competition held at Kearns Hlgh School. With a total of 147 out of the 150 possible, they won the Sweepstakes Trophy awarded to the band with the most collected points. Crawford Cragun and Ned Smith received individual awards for outstanding performances on the saxophone and drums. The Marching Band and the Symphonic Band also took first place at all contest they competed in. Shane Reeder, Cindy Salisbury and Layne Sharple - creative writing students - received the honor of having their literature published inthe 1978 l National Poetry Press Magazine. Very few inthe United States receive the honor. Honors 19

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1 Jill Spackman, Paulette Richman, 2 Accepting the trophy from the U of U Julie Koller, Suzy Nielsen and Sheri Band Competition for the administration Shephard admire speech trophies and SV, Mr. Hansen thanks the Marching they've won. Band for a iob well done. 3Ondis la arethefirst lace 18 Honors D Y P trophies won by the Flag Twirlers and the Marching Band at the Idaho State Competition. 4 Saxophone section of the Stage Band plays a solo durin the Stage Band Assembly, as the gweepstake Trophy sits on display during the assembly.

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But, Weire still playin' Bingoln Trying to good-naturedly to keep the attention of the audience when the assembly ran short, Paul Spackman announced a change in plans! l'm sorry, he began, but because of this rainy weather, we have to hold the outside assembly inside. After a short pause he continued, But, we're still playin' Bingo! Besides the many plaques and honorable mentions given out at the Outside and Inside Awards assemblies, students received over 540,500 in scholarships from various colleges and organizations in recognition of their accomplishments compiled throughout their high school years. f r y HANGE IDLANS 1 Taking a moment or two to chat, National Merit Scholarship winner Kaye Smith Crightj explains to finalist Alonna Shaw the possibilities available with the scholarship. 2 Spending her school year in Sweden, foreign exchange student Julie Hill also manages to become a National Merit finalist and scholarship winner. 3 Consistently the fastest man out of seven schools, Corey Johnson QbortomJ proves to be the best racer on the SV ski team while chopping up the spring snow with Dave Christiansen Ctopj. 20 Honors if . A, :fe EPR' I, if -v,, , , Qt 6 I . 1 .Mr R 3, F? li vi-Yr r it 'ON. 4 Q 'Q ' -' 1 V- 1 ' V., peru-fx 4. Q 3, ' it 3 i -.' 4 1