Hinkley High School - Contrails Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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Thespians Become A Separate Group Thespians this year was sponsored by Mr. Robert Cary. This was the lirst year at Hinkley that Thespians and Drama Club were separated, The Thespians was an honorary club. To become a Thespian one must acquire a certain number of points. The purpose of the Thespians was to give acting students a chance to use and practice their skills. Some of the things they did included working back- stage for the plays put on at Hinkley and visiting plays put on around Denver and Aurora. The group here at Hinkley this year didn't feel the need to have officers represent themg they felt that everyone was an equal. They had two members of the groups that were transfer students: Lauretta Ferrier from Thomas Jefferson and Peggy Stafford from Missouri. The group as a whole lclt that they prospered well this year. The big initiation party they had really helped bring the club members closer together. lf things go as well next year the group thinks good things will really start heading their way. This year s Thespians .liinmy Richmond Peggy Stattord Charmaine Blakely sponsor Mr Cary John Davis, Charles Holzheimer. Maxine Womackg Seated Marta Van l andingham Oretehen Lands and Gwen lzvans Not pictured lauretta Ferrier Harland Hall. Molly Whipple. Organizations 99 'Ns

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Drama Club Members View Man Plays Mr. Robert Cary was the Drama Club sponsor at Hinkley. Drama Club was open to all students, especially those in- terested in theater. Charmaine Blakely was the president, Jimmy Richmond was the vice-president, Gwen Evans was trea- surer and Molly Whipple was SCCrCIaI'y. Drama Club had many activities going on this year. 'lhe members visited many the- aters to preview opening night plays. They worked the backstage activities for the play Harvey',. The other club members were Gretchen Lands, Coreen Stander, Charlotte Evans, Sara Kvern, Jennie Mettert, Charles Hol- zheimer, John Davis, Diedre Thompson, Laurette Ferrier, Tammie Hall, Terri Ki- vilighn, Larry Stensgaard, Cheryl Hart- well, Carla Pinkerton, Peggy Stafford Marta VanLandingham, Terlisky Man- ning and Robert Allan. a N, ,- Maxine Womak, Larry Stensgaard, Patty Jaramillo, Carla Pinkerton, Becky Ohmert, Jimmy Richmond, Gwen Evans, treasurer: Charmaine Blakely, presi- John Davis, and Charlotte Evans. dentg Molly Whipple, secretary. - I 'Wi f 15- l i-B ,,.--1 A Molly Whipple, Marta VanLandingham, Charmaine Blakely, Gwen Evans, Carol Quillon, Deidre Thompson, Tammie Hall, Lauretta Ferrier, Peggy Stafford, and Gretchen Lands. 98 Organizations

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Mexico Beckons Spanish Club Sponsored by Gil Salazar. this year the Spanish Club consisted of eighteen mem- bers. The main goal of the Spanish Club was to acquaint students with the Spanish way of life. They held many fund-raising activities including the selling of balloons at the Homecoming game. holding For- eign Language Day in December.and op- erating the concession stand at a basket- ball game Dec. 8. The biggest activity of the year was a trip to Mexico during spring vacation. They also participated in volleyball. basketball. soccer. and softball games with other foreign language clubs. During Christmas vacation. they held a Christmas party. Club officers this year were Lori Bcilhartz. Presidentg Cathy Legge. Vice-President: Joan Brack. Secre- tary: Chris Day. Treasurer. lllliiil' Front Row: Cally Kramer. Carol Quillen. Lori Bcilhartl C ithy Leggc D iphne Peed Bick Row Bob Brodin Ben Chin Bob 'Ionic Ron Al mis Ted Preuss. Sponsor Gil Salazar. Not Pictured Angie VanBommel Kim Kimbrough Amy Garza Rosalie Quinones Chris Day Berlinda Vclas quez. l0O Organizations