Smoky Hill High School - Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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Varsity, Front row: Steve Markiewicz, Mgr. Dana Mayhood, Asst. Mgr. Dirk Wallace, Mgr. Stesha Wallace, Steve Haynes, Second Row: Randy Dunne, Chris Robinson, Rob Haynes, Kevin Patterson, Bryan Greene, Matt Wicks, Third Row: Asst. Coach Rick Fassi, Dean Weidmann, Chris Hulsey, Coach John Wigand, Andy Jones, Bob Phair, Asst. Coach Greg Burton, Bill Miles, Back Row: Chris Porter, Tyler Weaver, Rick Wilson, David Harford, L.C. Wilkerson, Darren West. eq 5 , me ,iisuuevs -in la Jr. Varsity, Front Row, Mgr. Stesha Fisher, Robert Henderson, Bruce Keifer, Carson Sanders, Mgr. Dana Mayhood, Middle Row, Jon Ahern, Tad Schlottman, Coach Rick Fassi, Sam Luong, Tim Farris, Back Row, Craig Mesure, Brent Wescott, Randy Ray, Paul Harford, Scott Hays, David Sprague, Freshman Sophomore, First Row, Mgr. Dana Mayhood, Robert McCain, Richard Ray, Joe Cullum, Mgr. Stesha Fisher, Middle Row, Mark Stauch, Daryl Lippman, Coach Greg Burton, Jeff Muller, Greg Gulley, Back Row, Anthony Wing, Rick Johnson, Neil Stack, John Kehl, David Coates, Pat O'Connel, Seated, Jason Ingalls. Scoreboard Smoky Hill Overland O Smoky Hill Thornton 4 Smoky Hill Greeley West 4 Smoky Hill Heritage 2 Smoky Hill Fairview 2 Smoky Hill Central 2 Smoky Hill Mullen 1 Smoky Hill Cherry Creek 2 Smoky Hill Arapahoe 3 Smoky Hill Hinkley 4 Smoky Hill Gateway O Smoky Hill Regis 5 Smoky Hill Boulder 1 Soccer 1 93

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A Real Kick ,,, According to coach John Wigand, this years boys varsity soccer team had one of its toughest seasons ever. Although starting with a young team at the beginning of the season, a lot of outstanding players emerged including freshman Steve Haynes, junior Steve Markiewicz, and junior Randy Dunne. This year's top scorers were Chris Robinson, Bob Phair, and Andy Jones. Rob Haynes, this year's most valuable player, led them to a painful five and 11 season. However, eight of their 11 losses were only lost 2 to 1 making their season even more frustrating. Overall it was a tough season for Smoky Hill's varsity soccer team. The Junior Varsity team had its best season ever taking fourth in the league. Some of their best players were David Sprague, John Ahern, Robert Henderson, Scott Hays, and Carson Sanders. TOPg Rob Haynes heads the ball to make an excellent play. BOTTOM RIGHT: Steve Hanes clears the ball to avoid an opponents score. LEFT: Matt Wicks jumps in front of an opponent to steal the ball. Bill Miles makes an excellent save. it 4 Q il- T 'mm riiiiifffmgwf ver, w gif? is j rg M K fr H , hvm -M . M T , , ,,.,, , I' 1 92 Soccer .NW

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Girls Swimming In A New Light The Smoky Hill girls swim team started a swimming tradition this year, turning in the best performance in Smoky Hill's history. The team moved up an amazing four places to a fourth place finish at the state meet, taking a backseat only to Cherry Creek, Littleton, and Wheatridge. We are now in the elite class of teams, coach John Patterson said. We will only get better from here. Smoky Hill's medley relay of Lisa Gentry, Sara Ehekircher, Sherri Clark, and Kendra Hale finished first at state, shattering the previous team record by more than two seconds. The free relay of Lisa Gentry, Heather Keefe, Sherri Clark, and Michelle Yost, placed in the top ten. The team had several outstanding in- dividuals. Freshman Lisa Gentry placed a promising seventh in the backstroke at state. Sophomore Kendra Hale was voted the team's Most Valuable Player for the second year in a row, scoring a total of 78 points and qualifying for state in seven out of the eight events. Kendra placed tenth in the 200 free and seventh in the 500 free at state. Sophomore Sara Ehekircher captured the State Champion title in the 100 breast stroke, and placed twelfth in the 500 free. Heather Keefe, also a sophomore, was new to Smoky Hill this year, but proved to be an asset to the team in several events. Junior Michelle Yost narrowly missed placing in the top twelve in both her events at state, but enjoyed a successful season anyway. Senior team captain Sherri Clark came in fifteenth in the 100 butterfly at state. With this season on their backs, Smoky Hill's Girls Swimming has established their position among the best. High aspirations await the 1985 team. Lisa Gentry and Michelle Yost eagerly await the outcome of the 400 free relay at state in which Smoky Hill placed tenth. Lisa Gentry strokes lt out in the 200 freestyle event. Her victory led the team to an overwhelming win against Overland. Swim Team Row One tTopl: Sherry Gustad, Sherri Clark. Row Two: Michelle Yost, Kendra Hale, Sherry Pomplun, Carol Whitney, Janeen Jervis, Renee Young, Keri Halstrum, Sara Ehekircher, Kim Harbage. Row Three: Leesa Broom, Lori Traeber, Heather Keefe, Cindy Goode. Row Four: Jeni Adamson, Ann Wallace, Michelle Farrell, Dee Mallet, Darlene McLoughlin, Sheryl Sloan. Row Five: Des Garvey, Shelley Hill, Bridget Schafer, Tracy Rheinheimer, Wendy Werths aiser, Lori Ann Rogers, Betsy Dunks, Carmen Girona. Row Six: Brenda Harbage, Carla Good, Martha Peuster, Lisa Gentry, Heather Rafalko, Cindi Sassman, Karen Zimmerling, Michelle Henniger, Kristin Walsh. 194 Girls Swimming