Smoky Hill High School - Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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1982 - 8 3 Memorable Year of Buff N hen the 1982-83'school year is A thought of, it its likely to be remembered as a year of excitement. The Buffs took many trips to state during this year. During boys basketball playoffs, the Buffs could be found at McNichol's Arena fighting against George Washington. In the spring, the girls softball team ended an excellent season as State Champs. And during the end of the year.. the lacrosse Buffs found themselves at the United States Air Academy in Colorado .Springs playing againstCherry Creek for therltitle of State Champs. 1982 was also a year of beginnings and endings. lt was the first year for KBUF, Smoky l-iill's .t.ii radio statien. Students got to enjoy the sound of their favorite music while they were eating during1'82. Food wasn't only found at lunch time though asystudents found out ata Pep Assembly that year. The usual drop-the-scoop-im the-cone game turned into a widespread game of cover-the-gym-with-ice cream and threatened the end of ati Pep Assemblies. Prime Timeilalso had its last year in '83. lt was apparently proved worthless and was dropped the following year. As we reflect on the 1982-83 school year, we think of the tun and the excitement and know why it is a year to be remembered. DEATH is something this soldier will face as he goes to fight in Lebanon. MILLIONS is what this movie,.E.T., made when it hit the screens. A 1 DETERMlNATlON is what is on these Continental employees faces as they picket for higher success is a phrase that coma be to describe MTV and it's videos. Looking Back g 1 g y

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ADVISER: Mike Meagher. EDITORS: Kris Halstrum and Norma Karsh. YEARBOOK STAFF: Debbie Zabinski, Pam Hess, Amy Rubenstein, Jamie Woodard, Karen Budnick, Tory Caeti, Robert Costigan, Julie Cox, Bonnie Ewerling, Fred Farris, Brenda Fua, Kim Funk, Steven Gade, Linda Hogan, Barbara Hinchliffe, Connie Maddox, Maria Marcelo, Dan Minelli, Bridget Mumey, Susan Pershing, Olga Ryan, Holli Smith, Kristinia Stefanoff, Tammy Stephenson, Ken Stokes, Darla Waggener, Anil Weaver, and Lisa Wolf. PHOTOGRAPHERS: Tory Caeti, Bev Farrell, Michelle Farrell, Jim Fogg, Steven Gade, Connie Maddox, Mark Miles, Dan Minelli, Bob Ratcliff, Kristina Stefanoff, and Darla Waggoner. ARTISTS: Jody Arenas, Bart Bacon, and Barb Hinchliffe. DIVISION PAGES: Kris Halstrum. COVER DESIGN: Staff Colloboration. ENDSHEET DESIGN: Kris Halstrum and Norma Karsh, BOOK DESIGN AND FORMAT: Kris Halstrum, Norma Karsh, and Mike Meagher. LAYOUTXDESIGN: Mosaic design used throughout the yearbook. PUBLISHING REPRESENTATIVE: John Fotenos. PUBLlSl-IER: Walsworth Publishing, Marceline, Missouri. COVER MATERIAL: Embossed cover with a base color of Pearl: school crest is combination of embossing and silkscreening process. Silkscreen colors are gold, red, green. Basic cover material is 823 Pearl Kivar. PAPER FINISH: Glossy. PRINT STYLE: Headlines: Helvetica l36 point sizeig Copy: Helvetica Q10 point sizei: Captions: Helvetica I8 point sizei. o the Best of Ten: As this year comes to a close, we look back upon the many fond memories that made the 1983-84 school year one to remember for years to come. It was a year filled with high expectations that encountered some trials along the way. As editors of The Best of Ten we feel that without the contributions of our adviser Mr. Mike Meagher, and the entire yearbook staff, this book would not have lived up to its name, Although at times it seemed that the long hours that were put into meeting deadlines were futile, the final product confirmed the belief that to achieve excellence, one must work for it. In an effort to excel, we have included special features to celebrate our tenth anniversary. The Best of Ten includes a mini-history of Smoky Hill's first ten years, special focus on seniors, and most noticeably a full color senior section. Once again, we would like to thank all those involved in producing The Best of Ten. As we each depart and go our separate ways, we will be able to look back upon this year as one of celebration and distinction. Best Always! . Kris Halstrum and Norma Karsh, yearbook editors