Smoky Hill High School - Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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Tennis Buffs Give It Their Bes he 1983 Boys Tennis season was less than was expected, but Coach Mike Lampmann had nothing but good things to say about each of the players. Even though the tennis Buffs won only two of ten dual meets, their effort was good. ln dual game number three the Buffaloes won by five points and in dual game number five the Buffs shut-out Aurora Hinkley 7 to 0. Then in the midseason Aurora City tournament, the Buffaloes had number two singles and doubles and finished third all around. At the District meet Chris Gripkey and Ed Allburn made the number six singles. As for the Smoky Hill doubles teams, second seeded Jeff Hollinger and Prince Sodhi took a fourth place win, while third seeded Chuck Gilbert and David Ehe- kircher took a sixth place win. Overall, Smoky Hill, as a team scored ninth. But the best players for the whole season were Chris Gripkey with a 6-5 turnout and Ed Allburn with a 7-6 winning season. The best doubles team was Jeff Hollinger and Prinee Sodhi with a 10-5 season. As for the Most Valuable Player, the award went to Jeff Hollinger for his doubles playing. CONCENTRATION Jeff Hollinger gets ready to make another great hit A player gets ready for another match. GOOD SHOT this Buff follows through on a long hit HERE COMES THE BlFlDlE a player tries to concentrate hrs energy on this shot. THANKS GUYS Greg Fraikor bids a fond farewell to the 83 season 116 Boys Tennis

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Spikers Put Teamwork to Good Use he varsity volleyball team showed great talent and experience this year. All of the players did well and felt good about this season. The girls won several matches but unfortunately lost a few close ones. The Buffs put their talent to the test when they won two challenging matches against Arapahoe and Fairview. Although the team did lose five seniors last year, their hard training and confidence in themselves led to a winning season. The season was tough but they battled to win six out of 10 matches and were fifth in league. The coach of the varsity team, Jeannine Brown, was pleased with this year's team and believes the future looks even more promising. Theresa Dozler was the MVP who was also the captain of the team: the most improved was Sita Yanamandrag and most inspired, Beth Ahl. The J.V. team led by Margo Patinos was considerably small but like the varsity, won six out of 10 matches. A large number of freshman and sophomores participated in a great season, winning nine out of 10 matches and coming first in their league. The sophomore team was coached by Mike Murphy and Tony Craven coached the freshman team. The future looks bright and promising for the young talented players. 1 i COACH BROWN gives inspiration to her players. 1983 Varsity Volleyball - Row One fTop: Left to Righty: Jana Pier, Coach Jeannine Brown, Theresa Dozler fcaptj. Row Two: Annette Smith, Tana Nixon, Shawne Anderson fmanagerl, Julie Kollman, Lori Smith. Row Three: Stephanie Wawrzyniak, Beth Ahl, Denise Kos, Darcy Hawkinson. Row Four: Kim Kokoska, Sita Yanamandra. 118 Girls Volleyball 1983 Girls Junior Varsity Volleyball - Row On fSeated: Left to Righty: Brenda Togerson, Vicki Wills, Kelsey Abbott. Row Two: Ingrid Wiley, Lisa Gawkoski, Chri Dozler. Row Three: Mary Redfern, Darlene Bremer, Coac Margo Patinos, Pam Brooks, Julie Morris.