Smoky Hill High School - Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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As They Shoot For The Best , . . N ' 0 SUP, q :' it -' ' 5' A 0 ,et , iff? i QNX zi- ww? it W .ss lie 5 ,th ar' Lia' es ! h X Q i .. Q 5 s -, X, , :gm V 2 ' i j- t . , .- ,.:. ., ,X - .V . .s ,L is ei HURLING his way to victory is Buff star pitcher Tony Faust. READY for the pitch is outfielder Scott Charlton. WARREN STENSETH gets ready to hit one out. BASEBALL - Row One lRear3 left to rightl: Asst. Coach Tony Giardlna, Robert Chirico, Tim Oliver, Tony Faust, Chris Heath, Coach Steve Cavnar. Row Two: Jeff Herndon, Greg Graycheck, Dave Meisner, Jeff Hollinger, Scott Foith. Front Row: Joe Budnick, Scott Charlton, Chad Lucero, Jeff Knabenshue, Warren Stenseth. Managers: Michelle Maxfield. 1 at i E , V , V, 'Q 'X T' yr 2 WY' V 4 S 1, ,, , V' 3 if 'T ev: QW' - zzy Vx A Y ...V M3 'z , A ,,,e- 5 L ' H M ,W ' A ,,,. it , A 'i , zfpy x ., - .f -,,, .vv , ' ,, 4 5. 'Eli T 'ff ii' :I 'V Y I VL 1 ' ' ,-s f ,,,, 5 - V ' 'I .t T ftl' q ,,,' ' S ' A - I ,V y Viyr ' K 5 -K , , f , ,,.. 1 .... . Q ..............-- 5' ...,...W.,. .... A. t Q Aw kiik 1, ,... , . ii ii - I SSAL ' V' ' 22 to L Niiiy 'V' A , 't'i ' 'S .. Q H 8 B .. . 13559 A . 4, 11 A' be B E 9 1 A t i A ' ' X8 Y' L' N -U s ...se i V' lt r A ---' - --' ,S U A A Y' W sl 'iii 1 jf' , Q I 4 f A ,' W 4 7 me Q ' N4 it . K 5 . ss r to 1 SLS! 4 17 I f X if 'Wi' ' X. , In , ' , x ilu! A u A - , P1 ,n , , ' W' 'L 'I' 'iff 4 X A ' tiii ::-- ' QQ T 'Y ' .,., 5 tg im' . Baseball 131

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Buffs Provide Excitement in Spring aseball at Smoky Hill has continued to be one of the most competitive sports each year. During the spring Buff baseball players could be seen putting in long hours in preparation for the tough Centennial League. Coach Steve Cavnar had high hopes for this year, as the Buffs had a talented squad led by seniors Scott Foith, Joe Budnick, Warren Stenseth, Scott Charlton and Tony Faust. Faust was considered one of the top pitchers in the league and much of the team's high hopes were centered around Tony. Team offense was considered the strong point of the team, and the Buff hitters flexed their muscles early as they scored 32 runs in the first two games! This included 24 la school recordj against Hinkley. Jeff Knabenshue and Rob Chirico were underclassmen who added strength to the Buff team. Jeff was one of the league's top hitters, and he really filled a hole at shortstop that resulted because of an off-season injury to Don Hansen. Overall, the tough Buffs were well-balanced and ready to go for the best this spring. THIRD BASEMAN Scott Foith eyes the pitch for the Buffs. COACH STEVE CAVNAR plans baserunning strategy with centerfielder Joe Budnick. WAY TO GO! Buff teammates greet junior Jeff Knabenshue after he blasts homer against Central. 130 Baseball V . W ,, , , ,air ' 4 -,Q ww Q . ...M u tx. W , Us NC ' . g '- '3.M t.,A,9..f W- 4 - T' f N t?'f'tfi' .T r--Q - TAA My W 'Q 'Z ' N . W 'L ,H - ww ji if .,' V V , 7 . ff' , ,. ' A wa gvwmha

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Lacrosse Continues as One of Smoky's Bes pringtime at Smoky Hill means it's time for lacrosse and lots of action for Buff fans. This year's team was no exception. Led by top performers Bart Bacon, Tom Erlandson, John Hamala, Brad Kofoed, Jim Vavra, Chad Jones and Dave Markwell, the Buffs were expected to be at the top of the league along with Cherry Creek once again. Coach Bob Hiester was confident that once the Buffs got rolling they would 'again reach the state playoffs which has become a common happening in Color- ado. Last year the Buffs battled to a thrilling second place finish, and in '84 the Buffs were shooting for the best: a championship! PASSING up the opponent . . . John Hamala shows off his blazing speed. WORKING together Bart Bacon, Chad Jones, and Ari Partanen hold back Thomas Jefferson's drive to the cage. GET a move on Brad Kofoed tells his teammates. DESPITE a stick in the stomach . . . Dave Markwell gets off a nice pass. PLUGGING up the hole Bart Bacon stops another shot. 132 Lacrosse . f main ttt Qifr- in Fil' ,bn--3