Hinkley High School - Contrails Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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Secretaries, Counselors, and Nurse Aid All at Hinlde Secretaries helped keep the school of- fice running smoothly. They performed duties such as assisting the principals, an- swering the phones, and keeping the at- tendance records. The office was run effi- ciently by the secretaries. Another group of people who were important to the stu- dents, academic lives were the counselors. Counselors gave advice on scheduling classes to fit the person's particular needs and interests, preparing for college, solv- ing teacher-student conflicts, etc. New to Hinkley last year was the Teacher Advi- sory Program. Each teacher was given ap- proximately fifteen students to advise so that more individual care could be given to every student. Finally, the school nurse was prepared to handle any medical problem from a stomach ache to a broken bone. She was also able to help students who may have needed other medical ad- vice. 140 Faculty . , Edward Pelech Pretipal Virdi Elizabeth Drennen i Pat Lagger Hildegarde McLaughlin -ku Nick Macstas

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Art and Practical, Home, Industrial, and Music Arts Attend Competitions Advance Placement classes were of- fered at Hinkley for exceptionally tal- ented art students. Some students partici- pated in art shows during the year, such as The Buckingham Art Show, where dif- ferent projects were displayed for public viewing, the display at the Aurora Public Schools board room and the Scholastic Art Awards sponsored by May DSLF. Also, students were given the opportunity to go to an independent study program to specialize in one special area. The band had an exciting year because of its trip to Quebec, Canada for the ln- ternational Music Festival. They stayed for five days and four nights. Band stu- dents had many fund raising events, such as selling candles, oranges and grape- fruits, to raise the 330,000 needed to make the trip. Concert Choir took a trip to Grand Junction, Colorado for a choir festival. The trip was also financed by raising money by selling candles, oranges, and grapefruit. Symphonic Band, Concert Choir, and Girls' Ensemble participated in the State Contest which is an annual event and is held every spring. Stage Band played at the Golden and Brighton Invitational Jazz Festival. l42 Faculty at George Gray Dennis Johnson Metal l,2, General Shop, Technical Drawing l,2 Auto Mechanics Ray Mitchell Rybum Sago Fundemental Electronics General Shop U Robert Adams General Shop, Woodworking l,2,3,4 Virginia Beasley Coeducational Living, Contemporary Living, Child Development, Creative and Fundamental Clothing