Hinkley High School - Contrails Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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lLmn. lf! .ff HOMEMAKING CLUB HAS SPEclAL INTERESTS Homemaking Club was organized This year in order To provide girls wiTh inTeresTing acTiviTies in The field oT home economics. The club's sponsor is Mrs. Aoyagi, RoberTa Olsen wields The execu- Tive gavel. MosT of The girls in The club are Taking homemaking This year, and joined The club so ThaT They could exTend Their special inTeresTs ouTside of The classroom. The club has had a good deal of Tun in sueh diversified acTiviTies as a welcoming breakTasT for new mem- bers, a ChrisTmas ParTy, and serving a luncheon for judges aT The Hinkley Speech MeeT in January. ln The second semesfer we learned To kniT and cro- cheT, under The guidance of Mrs. Aoyagi. All of The members oT This club hope ThaT The club will conTinue To grow and give service To iTs members. Members in Top photo are, leTT To righf, 'Ist row: Mrs. Aoyagi, Elaine Dillon, Brenda Hansen, Robie Clinkinbeard: Qnd' row: Debbie Minear, Connie Harvey, Anim Sanchez, CrickeT Perkins, Roberta Olsen, 3rd row: Linda YaTes, Paf Bradly, Barbara Crosby, Linda Krebs, Linda Dillon. Officers lefT are: Robena Olsen, Kay Clinkenbeard, PaT Bradley.

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3...-' The officers of F.T.A. are Patti Pratt, Becky Miller, Shirley Cannady -President, Marsha Stroup Margie Atkinson Margaret Roth and Pam Stephens. F.T.A, members take roll, grade papers, type mate- rials, arrange bulletin boards, and do other jobs to in- still a better understanding of the teaching profession. In addition to these duties, F.T.A. activities throughout the year include selling concessions, having initiation, giving a Christmas party, F.T.A. meeting at Greely with a tour of the campus, l and the State Conven- tion at C.U. To round out a fully rewarding year, F.T.A. had their annual banquet. lRight: Margo Roth and Lor- raine Warren perform for F.T.A. Banquet. lLeftl: Members help them selves to pizza and pop.

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DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUBS OF AMERICA D.E.C.A l The objecfives of The Club of D.E.C.A. is To develop leaders in markefing and disfribufion. The major evenfs parTicipaTed in during The year were, Employer-employee banquef aT Luby's Cafeferia in Hoffman l-leighfs on May l8, STaTe Leadership Con- ference on March 5-6 aT Broadmoor HoTel in Colorado Springs. STudenTs parficipafed in The following conTesTs: public speaking, iob inferview, sales demonsfrafions, sales judging, adverfising lay-ouT and display, and sTu- denfs of The year in Their parficular fields of sTudy. Club officers were, Presidenf: Sfeve Devanney, Vice- Presidenf: Larry PuTTman, Treasurer: Larry Garlufzog Sec- reTary: Gay Swallow, and Public RelaTions: Gusf Marfi- nez. Club sponsor was Mr. A. Shumaker. D.E.C.A. members picfured below from leff To righT are, FirsT row: Lynn Thompson, STeve Devanney, Larry PuTTmar1, Steve Neff, Mr. Schue maker, Second row: Carol Benson, Pam Vaughn, Carol Puffman, Layne Shenefelf, Don Simpson, Doug Tracy, Third row: Nancy Ellison, Wayne Shank, Sharon Waters, Sandra Jacobs, Jo Sanchez, and Jack Hall. NS- ahve ill