Smoky Hill High School - Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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Bring Attention 3 S One: lleft to rightl: Chrlssie Godbey, Meg Spence, Lara Gutschneider, Possehl. Row Two: Ken Flanz lManagerl, Emily Swords, Tami Jones, Rosenow, Susan Brennan. Row Three: Coach Brown, Patti Urban, Kofoecl, Christina Martini. Not shown: Michelle Sie. T Character. That was what the girls soccer and tennis teams had. In the spring time, people sometimes overlook these two sports, but this year they could not be overlooked. Both soccer and tennis were worth watching. Some of the people who helped lead the soccer team were Stephanie Wawrzyniak, Kim Kokoska, Shannon Crespin, and Cindy Mystkowski. The tennis team was lead by Patti Urban who was ranked in the top 40 in the nation. Christina Martini and Becky Kofoed also helped lead the tennis team. Patti Urban led Buffs to top performances Row One: lleft to rightl: Lynn Koridek, Angela Helfrich, Kelly Bruce, Kim Reeh, Row Two: Ken Flanz lManagerl, Cory Smith, Michelle Belcastro, Michelle Konczak, Jill Bryant, Troy Rosenow. Row Three: Padma Yanamandra, Heidi Reifel, Lora Yobski, Marcie Fisher, Brooke Elliott. Tennis 221

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Kim Kokoska stops the ball. Cindy Mystkowski prepares to pass the ball. Spring Girls 19 Row One: lseated: left to rightjz Cindy Mystkowski, Annette Smith, Christy Wawrzyniak, Row One: lseatedg left to rightl Jeni Adamson, Niki Gray, Tiffany Gifford, Tracy Stephanie Wawrzyniak. Row Two: Leslie Chilcot, Michelle Bauman, Sherri Yearian, Rhelnheimer, Jenny Duff. Row Two: Lynn Broccolini, Bridget Schaefer, Carmen Girona, Brandy Stewart, Robyn Elsenberg, Matt Wicks. Row Three: Becky Quillan, Allison Susan Hayweiser. Row Three: Jill Gunnels, Jen Pettrow, Beth Pippen, Kit Hernandez, Dunlap, Shannon Crespin, Kim Kokoska, Michelle Jordan, Coach Wigand. Karen Yearian, Coach Sharon Huttunen. 220 Girls Soccer

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Spring Track Destined For Success The boys and girls track teams had another season of success. Both teams qualified team members for state, putting in their bids for the state championships. The boys led by senior sprinters Val Jefferson, Pat Warnes and pole vaulter Dan Genovese were destined for success. Coach Cooper, Men's track coach, said, It's not so much what we do in the season, but it's if we can peak at the state meet. That's the key to success in track. And the girls team knew all about success. With impressive wins against tough competitors in the Centennial League the Lady Buffs proved they could contend for the state title. Led by long-distance runners Kim Haas, Lori Fitzgerald, and Lisa McFadden and juniors Julie Morris and sophomore Sherri Cachuon, the 'running Buffs' were destined for VICTORY in '85. Junior Aaron Victorian, long jumps during a meet against Aurora Central. Senior Pole vaulter Dan Genovese clears twelve feet. Smoky Hill girls place well in the one hundred meter dash. sf.: at .. x-SM hr. .sf , V-A plums. 4 - ,,.,L - 'fr- M fr V . ,..