Hinkley High School - Contrails Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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Nth ' .. .nn ' i f f Q ' 'V-Pf'?,,u.. lt. W . .,fi .4 -' , 'ffgme-6 ,, 'K . 'A 'M' g ,-an wi W 5- Jeff Smith passes against Boulder while Bob Brodin 155D and Russ Birchcr ward off' the opposition. Ffa'-i Q it 'is if .. ,,,-,zfpgwfzt-' W. 1 ,Eg Q. , .. N fF 'W f t S- . K gf - N ' Wx. . 4 . 'rf ' ,Wy 5,1 ..- 'f as .ut K 1 .M Q., ff ' ssh .. :fn -' 4---'11 g all V - w ',fT7'L'-if. Q j Q 'ff . ' . .,,,.s,.f1 :z lix- . . ,, M - ' ixiw- -f-W. if 5 - - ' rf .. .V - wwf - f. S 'f 4- 5592, 53...-l:l-'illmf-Q' f -J.. A A .MV W t kk-.-gf w Q. Q if ,f 1 ' V 55 -.AS ,..,. . .f .s - -, 'A ' V' , U5 .. 1 1 , ff-ff 'iff' . 'S ' N , -6.53: : sz.: g,::2Y :.Q,5v 'J' Bobby Spencer jumps with ecstasy. s 1 Jeff Smith hands off to Leal Duhart. Senior Jeff Smith passes for yardage against cross-town rival Central. XO' r ,, . x t 0 2 irq., 4 t , . Paul Weece prepares to stomp over Boulder's Allen Lane. jeff Campcuu Says, -LOK Mom' watch me run these guys over. Sports 37

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Thunderbirds Overpower Ol mpians 21-O. The grand finale of the T-Bird's 1979 football season came when they shutout cross town rival Gateway. lt was the first shutout in four years. This game was also especially significant because senior quar- terback Jeff Smith broke the schoolfs sea- son passing record. He passed for 1,329 yards this year. The passing game was the team's strongest point. Most valuable player awards went to four seniors: Jeff kley Hinkley I0 Q 12 t County il f Smith, Jeff Campeau, Paul Weece and Tim Mologne. Three reasons were out- lined for the T-Bird,s eight losses: in- juries, a slow start, bad breaks. Two games CArapahoe and Centralj were lost in the final seconds on bad breaks. Coach Nachazel praised the team saying they never quit. He also stated that the future looks good because of a super sophomore team and a fine corp of returningjuniors. Tim Mologne tells Nancy Tadych, Keep your chin up we still have 20 seconds to score two touch- downs. Leal Duhart says, Ready or not here l come. Y w , F' 0 6' H293 fn, 0 i is , sf Y M' 'J ' K W 'lfl 'Q AC' no' C by BS . 'U Back row: Lonnie Funk, Tony Sturges, Jerry Barnes, Lonnie Chapman, Brian Fisher, Paul Weece, Marty Mason, Rusty Schlangcr. Jeff Campeau, Mike James. Fifth row: Jack Sheffield, Bob Brodin, Matt Campeau, Steve Whitehead. Bryant Gulde, Jim Lefler, Tim Cummings, Leal Duhart, Bobby Spencer, Harlan Hall, Hank Blair. Fourth row: Angela Hartwell, Russ Bircher, Jeff Smith, Tim Mologne, Scott Jacobs, Robert Chase, Stan Waddell, Ken Vialpando, Ben Chin, Karen Darrah. Third row: Nancy Tadych, Mark Hanna, Doug McCrill, Tony Martinez, Stan Barnett, Joe Meis, Jim Mack, Ray Kyle, Tami Walker. Second row: Sandy Ball, Coach Baker, Pat Dolezal, Coach Nachazel, Coach Hinton, Coach Fisher, Karen Ball, Front row: Vern Yacovetta, Axel Johnson, Frank Johnson, Jerry Standifird, Phil Underland, John Waddell. Not pictured: Chris Ole- son. Ken Klaus, Kenneth Boone, Brent Brack, Walter Mead. 36 Sports

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Sophomores Continue Winning Tradition. fi vo Coach Sago's sophomores had one of the best seasons ever with a record of six wins, two losses, and one tie. The team's best game was against Boulder, beating them 34-14. Also highlighting this year was the second straight defeat of Cherry i Creek. The team won by a score of 3 to O. , Because Coach Sago coaches for a whole at team, he did not name a most valuable player, but did name Dave Morris as the team's most improved player. With the ' addition of this fine sophomore team to next year's J.V. and varsity squads, the . Q f -J, .- l980 football season should be an exciting one. f 1ti-' 5 Coach Sago tells Vance, Next time you get the ball run for their goal. P ww Vance Walker exhibits the sophomores' great determination this year. Scott Incredible Hulk Pruitt strikes again. .'.. Y. Back row: Scott Liming, Bruce Vanaalsburg, Mark Carmichael, Mike Sample, Jeb French, Don Shnaper, Mike Griess, Keith Tumer, Chris Sis- ncros, Jay Brasher. Fifth row: Bill Exner, Scott Pruitt, Mike Reyor, Tim Coffman, David Perez, Mike Hewitt, Tom Paulus, Nikki Strange, Skeeter Bames, Adrian Irby. Fourth row: Rich Lindner, Chip Thompson, Todd Freese, Lance Lefurge, Jesse Collier, Dean Harrison, Jeff Meis, Pat Prit- chard, Mike Carrigan. Third row: Dave Parker, Allan James, Kevin Elliot, Ray Ohlsen, Tony Kelley, Scott Brosier, Jim Parsons, Greg Horton. Second row: Rod Bolin, Troy Ritter, Doug Whittaker, John Brown, Young Dillon, Craig Paskins, Al Boyston. Front row: David Morris, Russ Cromie, Vance Walker, Jeff Cromie. 38 Sports