Smoky Hill High School - Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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l JH Mixed Bag Hockey he 198384 Smoky hm - Ovenand hockey dub has had supedntamnt this year. Unfortunately the team has not been together as long as other teams, hence their 5-12-1 record. Some of their sources of strength came from returning mayers such as Bret Januson, Jon Randall, Chad Mumey, Greg Evans, Danny Sudmnand of Smoky HHL and Mike Eli and Eric Fagerstrom of Over- land. New players, Ari Partanen from Finland and Eric Wistrand from Denver, were new students at Smoky Hill who come to join the club. Other players who were definite assets to the team came to play with the Buffs from various parts of the cHy.Thankstothe suppon Honithe parents this was an interesting year. HS EE? if 1983-84 Hockey Club - Row one lbottom, left to rightl: Troy May, Dan Sutherland, Bruce Thompson, Mike Eli, Eric Wistrand, Chad Mumey, Chris Robinson, Row Two: Coach Steve Striegel, John Talbot, Jeff Nichols, Greg Evans, Jon Randall, John Galac, Andy Weis, Dennis Collins, Eric Faggerstrom, Ari Partanen, Manager Sara Turner, Coach Wayne Klink: not pictured Bret Jamison. JON RANDALL fdefensel holds off the attack while Dan Sutherland concentrates on the puck. CHAD MUMEY shows technique as he goes for the net. GO Eric Wistrand and John Galac skate to control the puck. 68 Hockey Season For W, ,,,, M , ,,,,, ,wg-Www-AWN ,,,, -1 'MM' x

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lill Unityg They Made Our Day T49 'AKING CONTROL, Brenda Fua, president, heads Ee meetings. Full discussions and input at the eetings of Hill Pride helps to achieve an unbiased pinion on projects. YOU WANT A FIFllNG SQUAD? Working the litman Headquarters at the Key Club Carnival, loward Chang, Edie Williams, and Karin Keim ccepts contracts from carnival-goers. llNKl OINK! Siamese pigs strut through the halls in Fall Festival Week. The pigs, Mike Wright and aura Christofferson, are one of the winners of the ostume contests sponsored by Hill Pride. he Hill Pride Committee is a service club for the school. Its main purpose is to promote pride in Smoky Hill. Hill Pride was responsible for holding the costume contests everyday of the Fall Festival week. Prizes were awarded to the winners of each category of costume. The winners were also recognized at the Homecoming Pep Assembly. The group also participated in the Key Club Carnival. They had an original booth, the Hill Pride Hitmen. The booth made the most money out of all the booths. The idea was a success with high school students as well as with the younger kids. The pride committee serviced the school indirectly by being responsible for maintaining and updating the Birthday Bulletin Board. The members of the club also helped other committees in need of H financial aid by generously offering money they worked for. They participated in the committee for electing a Teacher of the Year. 1984 marked the tenth anniversary of Smoky Hill. To celebrate it, Hill planned a Birthday Party Dance. The dance ws open to the public and all the alumni of Smoky Hill were invited. l've been in Hill Pride for four years, and this year has been the best. Although the club had to be rebuilt, l think it's even better than before! exclaimed the club's president, Brenda Fua. Many times, the club was overlookedg but it never bothered the members because they always got the satisfaction of seeing pride taken in Smoky Hill by the student body. lt gave them a good feeling to know that they played a part in helping their fellow students to care for their school. Hill Pride 67

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Dlub Proves Interesting 3uffs and Blazers BE' 'WH -,..... mwnw- 'i In 'U'-A Mm M- ' 5 21941: Nxmqigyf. -uf 5 CHRIS ROBINSON and Dennis CoIIins,Smoky HiIl's leading scorers, head a complicated offense. FACEOFF . . . Jeff Nichols steals the puck from the opposing player CONTROL Bret Jamison prepares to put one of his many moves on a Littleton player. YET ANOTHER faceoff takes place. This time it's John Galac, and the ref looks on. Hockey 69 1