Hinkley High School - Contrails Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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Auto Club The purpose of Hinkley's Auto Club was to increase Hinkley students, aware- ness ofthe importance and fun of motor- ized vehicles. This was done by com- bining educational activities with the interests and ideas of club members. Some of these activities were films, guest speakers, car rallies, fix-up night, auto show, and club parties. The president was Larry States, vice-president was Paul Haijes, secretary was Lois Schroeder, treasurer was Rob Wielang, and club sponsor was Mr. Paul Otto. ,. its - . Q , Lois Schroeder makes a good hood ornament. amz.-snr' - Scott Newbury hides the dent he put in his car. 102 Organizations S , l John Creighton, Lori Piersol. Victor Delgado, Michelle Bolin, Mr. Paul Otto, Scott Newberry, Sandy Tapper and Chris Salazar. A Mike Hald, Rob Whelang, Chris Franklin, Larry States, Dan Brumnet, Louie Shrader, Paul Harjes and Alan Mason.

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Students Learn About Aerospace Technolog The goal ofthe Aerospace Club was to acquaint the group with the various aero- space industrial facilities located in metro Denver. The club's projects consisted of building model airplanes ol' balsa wood and other materials. The club also sold poinsettas for Christmas and they passed out flyers to raise money for the Aero- sapce Awards banquet. The club visited the Longmont Radar station. the Staple- u ton llight control tower. and the United Airline cargo center lor some of their ac- tivities this year. The ollicers this year for the Aerospace club were: Erin Schon. f- Presidentl .lim Leller. Vice-President: Kelly Jones. Secretaryl Tony Warren. Students observe flight control operations at Stapleton. TTCHSUTCT. Paul Harjes builds his lirst model airplane. Aerospace Club completes one ol' its inspections. is Front Row: Denitra Johnson, Jim Leller. Erin Schone. Kelly Jones, Theresa Kivlighn. Second Row: Mike Stiller, Mark Bick, Brett Carrigan. Kirk Hanson. Mike Svenson, Jeff Broderick. Mike Zoratti. Sponsor. Mr, Robert Caviness, Back Row: Greg Lee. Robert Chase. Marc MeNown, Darrell Campbell. Norman Boivin, Paul Harjes. Don Cole. Organizations l0l

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Chess Club Makes Chess More John Brown sits smug while Ken Johnson tries to find his next move. 1 lg 8 I 143, ,W J ' ,..'333 'att'-eric ' 555.5 Robert Lemieux cautiously studies Greg Horton, as he studies the chess board. Challenging With Bob Henseler as president. Darryl Brent as vice president, and Sue Sebby as lnterclub Council Representative, Chess Club tried to help improve a player's abil- ity while having fun. To help teach and to provide a partner. if there was no one else to play against, Chess Club purchased a rather expensive computerized chess board. To help those that did not know how to play at all, Mr. Terry Meiger gave lessons on Tuesdays after school. Students could be found playing chess, before and after school as well as during lunches. There were no dues and students were able to join at anytime during the year. Mr. Terry Meiger would like to see more students join next year. Members in- cluded: Robert Hensler, Will Dohe, Lo- retta Ferrier, Bill Cordcr. Harry Edward, Al Abeyta, Kevin Watcers, Paul Weis, David Burdick. Delbert Long, Brett New- ton, Gary McCartz, Laurie Garrien, Sue Sebby, Ken Johnston, Kevinc Moline, Ken Klaus. Bill Grimes, and Mike Bum- berger. , E , FMC! I wa ' il.i'1 g mx .X 4 N, -iv ,,,.,J 13--0' Mr. Terry Meiger, the chess club sponsor Organizations IO3