Hinkley High School - Contrails Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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Pictured above are the members of Biology Club are from l. to r. first row Cathy Williams, Raye Bebee, Diane Williams, Darlene Maas, Cindy Cash, Tonya Eaton, Linda Harris., Mr. Butterfield, second row Bob Babbitt, Stuart Whitaker, Debby Whitlock, Pat Anderson, Sheryl Loux, Don Dettling, Ray Babbitt, Third row, Bob Harris, Ron Masoni, Ken Raymond, Bill Arney, Brian Whitaker, Scott Christian, Pat Cun- ningham, Donna Jude, Pictured at left are the officers Sheryl Loux, lnterclub Council, Darlene Maas, Secretary-Treasurer, Tanya Eaton, Vice- President, Bob Babbit, President, Cindy Cash, Historian, Linda Harris, Correspond- ing Secretary. BIDLOGY CLUB MEMBERS SEE. . . BUGS. BEETLE9. FROGS, AND QNAKEQ! iO6

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AEROSPACE AWARDS BANQUET Left to right: ........,. Miliary award - Paul Parker, Lt. Col. USAF Aerospace Industries - Bob Wallco, Denver Mar- tin Co. Military Award -- Bill Madsen, United States Air Force Academy Golden T4Bird Award -- Ray Wilson, Aviation pio- neer in the state of Colo- rado. Golden T-Bird Award T966-Gen. Joe Moffitt, Adiutant General, State of Colorado. --v0 ward - . I. K. o Superintendent of Ft, Col- lins schools, Aerospace Education A- I Mr B ltz, The Awards Banquet was started in T964 to recognize the club members who have certificated and those Menfwomen in the Aerospace field who have contributed their time and efforts towards the pro- motion of the Aerospace field. The T966-67 Thunderbirds presented five awards at the Awards Banquet in recognition of outstanding achievement in the fields of General Aviation, Military Aviation, Aerospace Education, and Commercial Aviation. The Golden T-Bird Award is presented to the individual who has made an outstanding contribution to the promotion of Aviation within the State of Colorado. ki Stuart Bennett - Master of Ceremonies - presents Mr. Boltz with his honorary membership. Mr. Ray Wilson - recipient of the T967 Golden T'Bird Award speaks. General Moffit - recipient of 1966 Golden T-Bird - stands NUM' .efiuugximdbgw .. . , behind.

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