Smoky Hill High School - Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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PSYCHED fAbovej Denise Kos congratulates Sita Yanamandra during the .LV. match. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL . . . fAbove, rightj Row Ona: Beth Ahl, Amy Howe. Row Two: Theresa Dozler, Pam Hsug, Jana Pier. Row Three: Manager Kellie Pope, Liz Charlton, Lori Smith, Julie Hertzel, Darcy Hawlrinson, Coach Brown. TEAMWORK . , . fBelowj The sophomore team is ready for action. 80 Volleyball .Un i s 2 S REACH . . . fAbovej Theresa Dozler and Lori Smith block an opponent.

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l11IJl'0V8 RECOVERY . . . Shari Clark takes a break after warm-up. AWARDS . . . Smoky Hill displays their awards at the Aurora City Championships. The 1982 Smoky Hill girls' swim team was a considerable improvement from years past. The major factor contributing to their success was the new coaching style of John Patterson. Consequently, a new kind of spirit and camaraderie was felt by all. John took the team to a twelfth place in the state meet. Rhonda Rape had an impressive season and finished it off by setting new records by winning the 100 yard breaststroke and the 200 yard Individual Medley. Smoky Hill had nine swimmers in this year's state meet as compared to only four the previous year. Although the team's win-loss record was not outstand- ing, the losses occurred in the very last race of the meets. Smoky Hill came within points of almost all of their competition. Much more can be expected from the swim team in the future. 82 Glrls Swimming nt for B0 -'Wulf' sawn? SPIRIT . . . All-American, Rhonda Rape shows her enthusiasm for swimming.