Faith in The Father
Tyler Dortch, Staffer
May 15, 2019
Filed under Check This Out!, Clubs, NEXT, Uncategorized
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TSA Competitions
Andrew Guerin, Staffer
March 3, 2019
The Technology Student Association or TSA holds competition’s to engage in multiple outputs the revolve around science, technology, and mathematics. The technological portion of TSA has a section that involves robotics and programming, where some of our own Smoky Hill students competed in. ...
Spontaneous Combustion’s January Show
Brennon Fuller, Staffer
January 27, 2019
Filed under Check This Out!, Clubs, News, NEXT, Showcase, Uncategorized
Art Club
November 6, 2018
Filed under Academics, Check This Out!, Clubs, News, NEXT, Showcase, Student Life
The art club here at Smoky is open to anyone, regardless if they’re taking a class or not, so they can work on their art and have a safe place to go to. Liz Kaplan is one of the art teachers here at Smoky and she’s also the sponsor for art club. The club meets every Tuesday at 3:30 in room l...
Undefeated Team heads to playoffs
Eyoel Naizgi, Staffer
October 25, 2018
Filed under Academics, Check This Out!, Clubs, NEXT, Showcase, Sports
The story of Smoky Hill football has been changed. They are not the losing team anymore. They have one of the best records imaginable. I had a chance to talk with football coach Kelton Coppinger and he said, “ I am happy with the progress of the team over the years. They have set goals for themsel...
Spontaneous Combustion Auditions
Tori Griffey, Staffer
May 10, 2018
Filed under Academics, Check This Out!, Clubs, News, NEXT, Student Life
Smoky Hill’s Improv group, Spontaneous Combustion (SpoCo), will be having auditions. They will take place today, May 9, at 3:45 pm in the Choir room. Their will be call backs on Thursday at 3:45 pm also in the choir room. At these auditions they will be having you play games to test many skills. They...
I Got StuGo
Jaden Gale, Staffer
March 9, 2018
Filed under Check This Out!, Clubs, News, NEXT, Student Life
Hey Smoky Hill students! Student Government/Link Leader applications are now open. Student Government is. According to athletic director, Scott Cohen, “Student Government (or StuGo) is a combination of Student Leadership class and an extracurricular activity. During the leadership class, ...
Smoky Hill Introduces New Football Coach
Jair Thompson, Editor-in-chief
March 7, 2018
Filed under Check This Out!, Clubs, Showcase, Sports, Student Life
Wednesday, March 7, Smoky Hill introduced the new head football coach to the team. Former Mullen head coach Tom Thenell will be leading the Buffaloes next season. Thenell is a Colorado native who attended Mullen High School and graduated in 1980. Thenell’s football resume is extensive. Thenell started off as...
Jaden Gale, Staffer
February 26, 2018
Filed under Check This Out!, Clubs, News, Showcase
Garret Smetana is bringing Ping Pong to Smoky Hill on March 2 at 3:45 pm in room 1-14. The goals for this club is to “pretty much have fun.” Smetana said. The whole idea of bringing Ping Pong to Smoky Hill came from a group that Smetana is around all the time. “There’s no Ping Pong...
Valentines from NEHS
Avery Bailey, Staffer
February 15, 2018
Filed under Clubs, Showcase, Student Life
Valentine’s Day was yesterday, and the National English Honor Society (NEHS) made it easy for you to get valentines for cheap.These valentines are cute, and you don’t even have to make them! Sophomore Mckenna Heiden, a member of NEHS, shares her thoughts on the valentines. “We are doing thi...
Fire In The Hole
Jaden Gale, Staffer
February 9, 2018
Filed under Clubs, News, Showcase, Sports
Smoky Hill is bringing back Girls Golf. This coming Tues. Feb. 13, there will be a pre-season organizational meeting for ALL students interested in competitive golf in room I-13 at 2:45. “Anyone who would like to be apart of the girls golf team can be apart of the girls golf team, we a...
Yes. There’s Only Fifty Yearbooks Left
Lola Howard, Staffer
February 7, 2018
Filed under Check This Out!, Clubs, Showcase, Yearbook
A lot of things happened this year, so remember them. “It’s a really good way to look back at what happened and everyone likes to see themselves in the yearbook and see the pictures that we got,” senior editor Emily Wise said. The yearbook has a new theme of Yes All That, “we choose the t...
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