Hinkley High School - Contrails Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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Laurice Temple exclaims, Look, Mom, one hand! Kelly Harriman illustrates her diving technique. 1 4 q ' , - ,,tt. -. ' Shelly Atkins practices the backstroke. ,, ,f 4 -tf , .. -'en . ., ,, 1 .H .. m I Q- msg is Hui , 1- -K' 'A ' 'Qi ,Nu Coach Ahlstrom shouts, Whoops, these steps really are slippery when wet. - - . .. , A f,., Vicki Goldstein yells, Who turned on the bubble machine. Sports 47

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.-Q' ' Reynold Praises Team Effort. Unfortunately one ofthe most under- publicized teams is the girls Freshmen- Sophomore Volleyball Team. They won a total of four games, including both the Central and Gateway games. Coach Brian Reynolds named both Denise Din- smore and Barb Loflin as co-most valu- able players. Pam Taylor and Jenny Zus- man shared honors as the team's most improved players. Coach Brian Reynolds thought that overall it was a good season and he looks forward to an even better one next year. Dominga demonstrates Hinkleyls winning ability. Flo gets set to bump the ball. Up, Up and away. Q--span--an-sl e 'wwwa.,, .....1,. - M. Dominga says I got the ball. Hinkley iliiii Nh 4 ' . . A Back row: Pam Taylor, Valdez Johnson, Denise Dinsmore, Janet Bailey, Kaye Corbin, Barb Loflin, Coach Reynolds. Front row: Sheila Munford, Jenny Zusman. Sports 45

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Girls' Swimming Breaks Ten Records During the 1979 Girls' Swimming sea- son, all school records, except diving, were broken. This, primarily, was due to the addition of Freshman Laurice Temple. She was partly or entirely re- sponsible for almost every record setting time. Laurice also qualified for state, tak- ing tenth in the 50 freestyle, and fifteenth in the l00 freestyle. Besides sending one girl to state, the team boasts seven Centennial A League qualifiers. Coach Larry Ahlstrom stated that the team did not have a most valuable swim- mer, but he did say that Chrissy DeSoto was the team's most improved. The team's best meet was against Cen- tral. They defeated Central 96-74. After the meet, the two teams went and ate pizza together. Since the team had only three seniors, Michelle Bolin, Leigh Gri- mett, and Kaylene Miller and have such a talented core of freshman, Coach Ahlst- rom believes that they can have a 5-5 sea- son or better. Laurice Temple demonstrates the skill that took her to state. r a , X if -- - r -+,, vw... . - A-src L li? .f ff , lg, ,,, H, 'ff ,g. ' g.. f r .,,. t ...L . .y - . -ag.. .,, Q V , . dis, ' 'LQ' .. ,rf-H, ,A 2' Janine Lookado practices the breaststroke. . 1 ey .... . V, ,,..... . .-is-.,f,--1... Y - - ..A..,,,,,.,...,...-M... --F-..-... -..--..---up ...........-up ....,, ,, ,, , .,.. ,.,.g.-..., Q Top row: Asst. Coach Jan Widmer, Coach Larry Ahlstrom, Lori Bayes, Leigh Grimmett, Shelly Atkins, Gail Allain, Cindy Ridley, Denise Tezak, Karen Cummings. Bottom row: Michelle Bolin, Vicki Goldstein, Paula Brunson, Janine Lookado, Karen Zuzelski, Cathy McNamea, Lillian Sulli- van, Kelly Harriman, Jodie Rozman, Kris Hallstrom. Not pictured: Pam Trujillo, Sedila Perez, Kelly Andress, Laurice Temple. 46 Sports