Hinkley High School - Contrails Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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VARSITY CLUB HAS AN Active YEAR :ZP- a 1. 'fs i Varsity Club this year has been quite active. Together with giving great support to all ot the seasonal sports during the year they have enioyed planning many activities. The first big.activity of the year was the basketball game between the Denver Broncos and our Faculty. On February Bth, 9th, and lOth the Varsity Club helped with the big responsibility ot organizing and managing the State AA wrestling tournament in the Hinkley gymnasium. On April l, April Fools Day, the Varsity Club held an activity night for all members and their dates. At the end of the year was the Varsity Club Banquet and a big steak try. Although there are many activities during the year, the hard work and determination to promote school spirit outdoes their activities by far. Members in top Photo are. left to right, lst row Mr. Rutledge, Mr. Schiessler, Mr. Schultz, Pec Clark, Bill Cook, Randy Pabst, Dave Stahl, Dave Miles, Boyd Pickens, Kris Shelton, 2nd row: Micky Merrigan, Bill Amos, Bus Freeman, Jim Lee, Duncan MacArthur, Bill Bundy, Larry Schutzius, Jim Slaughenhoop, Bob Perry, Ely Tomines, 3rd row: Kin Atkinson, Duane King, Bob Lager, Larrie Nichols, Kevin Smith, Glen Shelton, Jim Skinner, Dan Velando, Bob Sea- man, John Harker, 4th row: Mike King, Ron Byrne, Mark Bromer, Fred Peters, Dan Carrizales, Keith Walker, Frank Simon, Terry Schiessler, Jim Mandy, 5th row: Bill Arney, Jeff Springer, Kris Moe, John Bedker, Mike Welsh, Don Petty, Micky Cook, Joe Malangone, John Welsh, Ray Barron, 6th row: Jett Volmer, Greg Powell, Larry Cox, Gary Gray, Mike Robinson, Nick Ivonic, Pete Guiterrez, Bruce Tabor, Dave Cappelli. Officers above are: Bill Arney, Dennis Stewart, Pec Clark, and Terry Scheissler.

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INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB MAKES A l MODEL t U.N. The purpose of International Relations Club this year is to promote a better understanding of other countries and our relations with them. For their money making proiect they sold cupcakes, To further international relations delegates were picked and a Model United Nations was held in Greely. Officers top above are, left to right: Charlotte Fluks: president, Tom Harris:,vice-president, Karen Chris- tiansen: Secretary, Dottie Brooneri Treasurer, Mary Beth Messervey: Inter Club Council Representative. Members above, left to right, ist row: Mr. Pyle, Pa, Lucero, Mary Beth Messervey, Dottie Brooner, Karen Christensen, Patty Stroup, Carol Aldrid, Sue Galloway, 2nd row: Carol Newbauer, Patti Pratt, Lin Mrachek, Marsha Stroup, Lillian Wilkins, Sheryl Bengston, Charlotte Fulks, Pam Pinzenscham, 3rd row, Karen Barr, Linda Dillon, Gary Graf, Walt Davis, John Simcox, Tom Harris, Jim Slitter. i28

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X A Typical Key Club meeting. Key Club sTarTed off SepT. working a concession sTand for Kiwanis Kids' Day. In OCT. They chose new members and in Nov. They sTarTed aTTending church monThly, For ChrisTmas They handed ouT TwenTy presenfs To paTienTs. They held Two paper drives, and a food drive. ln April They held Their CompuTer Dance which was a greaT success. Gail RuTter was chosen as nexT year's Key Club Sweetheart suceeding Pam Lucero. KEY CLUB . . . QTRIVEQ TO SERVE PicTured af left are The officers of Key Club. Top row l. To r. are Jon Harker, John Eichenour, Kris Moe- President, Larry Cox, John Galland, lower row l. To r. Bill McKenneyQ Larry Maughn, and Terry Schiessler -next Year's President s