Hinkley High School - Contrails Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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Scoreboard Hinkley 15 Central Catholic Hinkley l Denver Lutheran Hinkley 17 Excelsior Hinkley 9 JFK Hinkley 18 Silver State Hinkley 25 JFK Hinkley I2 Silver State Hinkley Zl Excelsior Hinkley I6 St. Mary's Hinkley I7 St. Mary's Hinkley 10 Central Catholic Hinkley 9 Smoky Hill Hinkley 0 Denver Lutheran Hinkley 5 Smoky Hill This year's J.V. Girls, Soccer had a rocky start. but through improvement, ended up winning several games. The team was led by most valuable play- er Barb Shaw and by most improved player Daphne Peed. These two awards were given after a vote was taken of the girls' team- mates. The team improved over the season and will add needed talent to next year's varsity squad. 16 Sports Girls, Softball Defeats Smok Hill 9- .riisiiii Back row: Ms. Flory, Kathryn Gent, Jane Meier. Jacque Larson. Raynette Austin. Michelle Oswald. Beth Wood, Bill Bisbee imanagerj. Middle row: Laura Pinter. Debbie Jesser. Debbie Routzahn. Val Walker. Gloria Bonventre. Front row tkneelingj: Suzie Carolan, Terri Bosley, Sue Daniels. Seated: Terri Kloek. Marnie Watson. J. V. Soccer Improves Back row: Mr. Reynolds, Daphne Peed, Beth Tapper, Tami Frankfather, Jenny Zusman, Barb Lotlia, Robin Butterfield, Carol Wren, Mr. Carlson. Middle row: Mary Strode, Melanie Neidlinger. Linda Bates, Becky Ohmert, Karen Zuzelski, Kirsten Popken. Front row: Marta Vandingham. Marg Jaramllo, Sally Garcia, Maria Fernandez, Amy Garza, Cindy Ridley.

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Cherry Creek Hinkley O Douglas County gi Hinkley O Arapahoe -. inkley 0 ..iri: Q -1-y as-.,. 2 5 0 f s 2 Z' ley Qttleton 4 Q51 ezo' eeee I kley 6 Hey 0 2 O County .Hinkley l Arapahoe L i 'y nkley l Central le Hill ton f i ,. ' .fl . Lois Schroeder dribbles around a defender. Soccer Looks Although the Girls' Varsity Soccer Team had a winless season. posting a O-I5-I rec- ord, the future looks much brighter, The team is losing only four starters to gradua- tion, and this year's injured players will be healthy and ready to go next season. Those facts are heartening along with the selection of underclassmen for the team's superlatives. Junior Amy Garza was voted the most improved player while sophomore Kay Corbin won the honor of the most valuable player. Toward Future Coach Brian Reynolds stated that the team's best game was their l-O loss to Smoky Hill, and that their best point was their fighting attitude. Besides the Smoky Hill game, this fighting attitude was espe- cially evident in the Arapahoe game. The team was down 5-0. but scored with less than one minute to go. Despite racking up only one tie to their credit. the Girls' Varsity Soccer Team is confident about the future. Kaye Corbin passes the ball to Beth Tapper. Back row: Melanie Neidlinger. Robin Butterfield, Vicky Putsehe, Tami Frankfather. Barb Lotlin. Mr. Reynolds, Kaye Corbin, Cyndy Hill, Daphne Peed. Carol Wren, Karen Wren. Middle row: Robin Rissler. Lois Schroeder, Cecilia Hemielin, Beth Tapper, Jenny Zusman, Lenisa Duhart, Linda Bates. Front row: Connie Jernberg. Marg Jaramillo. Sally Garcia. Amy Garza. Michelle Bolin. Sports I5

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'6Under Milkweed Depicts New Style. if Coreen Slander. Sara Kvern. Ray Michel. and Larry Stensgaard are in a freeze position as one of the tales is told. Sara Kvcrn and Wade Cox react sorrowingly to one of the tales just told. xx 7-'+I' '- ew, pf l lpn- Vicki Holland. John Davis, Ray Michel, and Coreen Stander react to a piece of gossip they had just heard. Under Milkwood was the last school play for the year and was performed on May l5 and I6. This play was written by Dylan Thomas and was presented in an unique manner. The audience was seated on the stage. Some of the advantages of this were the performers could be heard better and could be seen on stage without difficulty. The play took place on the loading docks of Milkwood. Throughout the entire performance, the story was recited through various people talking in rhyme. Some of the people involved were Mrs. Ogmore Prichard. played by Sara Kvern, who could not stand anything being dirty and Mr. Prichard. portrayed by James Galey. who continually made fun of his wife. Under Milkwod Members of the Company: Charmaine Blakely. Heidi Cordova. Wade Cox, John Davis, Lauretta Ferrier, James Galcy. Vicki Holland, Sara Kvern, Ray Michel. Sally Schmucker. Coreen Stan- der, Larry Stensgaard, Maxine Womack. Technical crew: Bill Bixler. Charmaine Blakley, Terry Chan. Wade Cox, John Davis, Bob DeMoss. Lauretta Ferrier. Vicki Holland. Ed Lavelle, Pat Morgan. Larry Mower, 'Theresa Nowak, Mr. Glenn Reed, Peggy Stafford. Molly Whipple, Maxine Wo- mack, Rae Woodworth. Directed by .... .... ..... R o bert Cary Technical director ..... ..... D onald E. Malmgren Assistant director ...... ...... T heresa Nowak Lighting .... ...... B ob Demoss and Larry Mower Program .................................................... Karen Cornish Maxine Womack, one of the narrators. tells a tale while Lauretta Ferrier listens. The other members gasp as Wade Cox kisses Sally Schmucker in one of the tales. Play l7