Hinkley High School - Contrails Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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As the school year comes to an end, Hinkley has painted just another part of our canvases. Whether the canvases were painted with sports, being associated with an organization, or an activity. The feeling and emotions that occurred during the school year also became part of our canvases. Even though the traditional activities occurred, they were dif- ferent because we were part of these activities and these activities be- came part of our individual canvases. This year had many unique memories and even memories that we would soon like to forget that became a part of our individual canvases. The T-Bird football team lost the Homecoming game, again, this time to Smokey Hill . . . The Seniors won the award for the best Homecoming float . . . The theme of Homecoming was We'll Never Pass This Way Againl, and the dance was held at the Paul Beck Center . . . Powder puff football was reinstated and the team of the Seniors-Freshmen loss to the team of the Juniors-Sophomores . . . School was closed due to the largest snow storm in two decades on November 21, which gave every- one a five day Thanksgiving break instead of the traditional four day holiday . . . A two week Christmas break, which was not very white, hap- pened . . . On January l, a new decade began . . . 'fHarvey', did not ap- pear as the first all-school play of the school year . . . Thurber's Carni- valv was the second all-school play . . . Spring break was from March 29 to April 6 . . . The library was rearranged . . . The locks on the lockers were changed from private locks to school-owned combination locks . . . And the Senior Class graduated as the first class of the decade. These memories make-up only part of the part of our canvases that included Hinkley. There were many little things that occurred this year that have become part of our canvases. Whether things were little or large, these memories of Hinkley have become only a part of our indi- vidual canvases. lug 'fl ..,'-xgncsxtv l ao it with claSS 2l8 Closing

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There IS no way thls book Could posslbly cover everyone s lIldlVldLl3l and completed can vases Therefore thls page IS bemg left wrthout plctures be cause Hmkley has only parnted L1 part of everyone s own canvas one s future that Wlll make thelr canvaser more complete Hrnk ley has only helped shape many canvases But to many thelr can vases can only be shaped as they progress, 1n the future ' 9 I , I There are still things in every- 220 Closing