Smoky Hill High School - Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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Best in Colorado as Smoky Hill Grows Z 1 ? kircher, Pat Bliden, inot Wicks. 1983-1984 Jazz Band - Row One QBack Rowg left to rightjz Barb Egan, Tammy McNab, Dawn Robison, Terrell Hale, Gina Caeti, Tory Caeti, Ben Miller, Mike Sohayda, John Lofgren, Chris Mimmack, Glen Esparza, Dave Tutco, Dave Ehe- Turnock, Chris Stephanson, Chris picturedj, Dana DeFlippo, Karolyn TALENT . . . is what Deb Thomas has. Director Joe Brice conducts the band that backs her up. VELVET is the sound of Terrell Hale's sax. SIZZLING is the sound that comes from Barb Egan's sax, as Gary Smith keeps the beat. Jazz Band 71

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Jazz Performers are Some of the t's the tenth year of Smoky Hill's existence, and its Jazz Band has kept up a tradition of being one of the top bands in the state. This highly talented group has kept up the consistent 1 rating at every competition it has entered. The Smoky Hill Jazz Band is so renowned that it was asked to play at various functions. This year they went to Grand Lake for a fun-filled weekend camp. There they learned even more about Jazz. Then they traveled to San Diego to compete in the World of Music Jazz Festival. Mr. Brice, the director, is often pleased, but never satisfied. Perhaps that is why the Jazz Band has done so well. The Smoky Hill Jazz Band has always strived for quality and perfection. They are recognized throughout Colorado as a top performing group. COOL . . . Tory Caeti plays a tune on the bone. JAMMIN' ... Gary Smith leads the awesome Rhythm Section while Dal Lee and Glen Esparza back him up. SMASHING . . .was Caran Ware's singing debut. MAGIC . . . Dawn Robison adds her touch to a blues solo. 70 Jazz Band ill ll l WMU TZ'

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Key Club ey Club is a service organization which represents the ideals of Smoky Hill through its objectives and projects. This year, projects included the 6th annual Key Club carnival, the Salvation Army canned food drive for Thanksgiving, Holiday cards for teachers, the student directory, caroling at nursing homes, and working with Special Olym- pics. Key Club members strive to develop leadership and initiative, to provide experience in working together, to serve the school and community, and to promote high standards in scholarship, sportsmanship, and citizenship. www - Represents ldeals of Smoky Hill 4 Q9 ,X 7 N ,,,, Q we 5 9 i QI? HOOK 'EM - Heidi Rouse prepares to cast a line I ' at the Gone Fishing booth while Lisa Kallman and Chris Stephenson look on. TOGETHERNESS - Key Club members get together for a picture. From left to right back row: Michelle Maxfield, Scott Kaplan, sponsor Angemlweeqh Brandon Difrancisi, Kevin Schyler. Front row: Marcie Fisher, President Jan Fourman, Dana Kennedy, and Sharon Ohmstead. 'L' -9211 2 XSS OCZ 'Qs' X gig, D :il 'Q 14 L1 1,5 Q.: P '49 by 6 Q A 7g 'Gif' M . 41- x 'I Claw 21 'B 2 57 'Ne 'C if . 2' NP 'rv' we 'R 'ff , NX 'F t ' S+. 72 Key club , if Cub G, H' X R C XT gf 5 wx EX ' c . LQ K U. Vi ,. , f sa, Q' N R . jf - 'S ,f LR'-My 'PS 'zfifvl CT X701-3gr,!c 6, LR ,I .KX 'E' rf?