Smoky Hill High School - Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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Wffff Q ,asf ? J 3 it A e Y 5 X A fx 'fr A Z 1983 Golf Team: Top Row Qleft to rightj: Jeff Johnston, Tom Rodenkirk, Derek Kliner, Kirk Cavarra, Coach Steve Cavnar. Bottom Row: Scott Charlton, Brad Yearous. t CONCENTRATING . . . Greg,CharIton shows off his form on the fairways. t e FOLLOWING .. . through Derek Kliner watches his shot soar to the green. DISAPPOINTING . . . Tom Rodenkirk reacts to his T89 shot. Golf 105

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Smoky Hin Golfers - Best he 1983-84 Smoky Hill Golf Team - strived for excellence, and under the directionof Coach Steve Cavnar exper- ienced a year to be remembered as one of the best. Strong showings -and team leadership by varsity team players Kirk C if gmc, . ' 'M it Cavarra and Jeff Johnston who averaged it C V-Y 1, 1 - 5. 2' A , ip 78 and 84 respectively led the Buffs to Q? an outstanding second place finish at L , t ,ev ie. districts. Not since 1978 have the Buffs - 1 1 been such a dominant force in the Centennial League. Other highlights it li included a third place finish at the Greeley lnvitationai and the year was finished with the Buffs 13th place finish at state. Other varsity players that contributed to the golfers' successful season wereg Torn Rodenkirk, Derek Kliner, Brad Yearous, and Scott Charlton. Scoreboar Match Score Place Centennial League Meet Centennial League Meet Loveland invitational th 41 332 8th 82 346 9th 346 10 Centennial Leaguej Meet 33 327 3rd Centennial League Meet 34 315 6th Greeley invitational 327 3rd Centennial League Meet 05 315 6th Brighton invitational 346 1 8th District Meet 310 2nd State Tournament Day sift 339 326 - Day 4392 13th ftledi BLASTlNG . . . Out of the sand, Kirk Cavarra goes for the pin. SMASH . I . Coach Steve Cavnar knocks one oft the tee box as varsity team member Tom Fiodenkirk iooks on. .thin ,if 1, greet s Q Q I' , Q57 104 self

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Gymnasts Tumble Into Action he 1983-1984 Smoky Hill girls gymnastics team experienced a very successful season that not only produced superior results, but also showed great promise for next season, since the team was largely dominated by underclass- men. The gymnastics team finished a very respected 6th place in the Centen- nial League. This finish was a great improvement compared to the 1982-1983 season when the lady buffs finished 10th. The season was highlighted by first, the team finishing higher in districts than ever before in Smoky Hill's gymnastic history, and secondly, the team, for the first time in six years, sent two gymnasts to the state meet. These two gymnasts, Jeni Adamson and Diana DeFrancisci, led the Buffs for most of the entire season. The most important factor was that both of these outstanding athletes were only sophomores and will return next year to lead the buffs once again. PERFECTION is on the mind of gymnast Ann Farina. HIGH in the Sky, Ann Langan performs her magical moves. FLEXIBILITY proves to be of great importance to Amy Scott on the balance beam. POISE and grace our part of an outstanding performance by Kelly Drummond. BALANCE is a must for Jeni Adamson to get a good score. fiSmoky Hill Arapahoe Aurora Central 136.4 92.5 109.5 Smoky Hill Littleton Cherry Creek 135.3 155.0 153.0 Smoky Hill Littleton Hinkley 141.55 156.55 118.1 Smoky Hill Gateway Boulder 136.6 119.2 148.75 Smoky Hill Gateway 136.1 127.65 Centennial League-6th place Districts-7th place 106 Gymnastics