Hinkley High School - Contrails Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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Students Get A Close-Up on Washington, DC. Along with twenty-six other Colorado schools, twenty-one Hinkley students went to Washington, D.C. as part ofthe Close-Up program. The Close-Up pro- gram was a program for the average high school student to get an education on how our system of government works. Along with the sponsor, Mr. Donald Drollinger, the students left on April I3, 1980. for Washington, D.C. and returned home on April I9. l980. ln Washington, D.C. the students spoke to Colorado senators and representatives, senators and representa- tives t'rom other states, toured the Na- tional Capitol, toured the White House, and visited the Smithsonian Institute. To help defer the 5599.00 needed to pay for the trip. the students sold citrus fruit, held a dance on January l7, 1980, and solicited contributions from local corporations. -4 S pq .1 Neff' 1 o - R, , Q vs . -- ig, Fira SQ n Qi - Saw , . ,. ,.. . , i, .,.,.,,,il,,,,.,-,,, , Front row: Leigh Ann Rutherford, Kaylene Miller, Mr. Don Drollinger, Larry Lawrence. Tammy DeHappart. Second row: Debbie Mooneyham Korine Nothaus, Kathy Corby, Paul Kett. Roy Cerise, Randy Lyen, Eric Wicklam. Todd Morton, Marg Jaramillo. Back row: Kandra Fleming Kathy Keeley, Shawn Gilland. Steve Betts. Sandy Cloon, Wende Curtis. Connie Bechtoll. 82 Organizations

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s 4 vjf dl A Cappella Choir. First row: Laura Lake. Le Thi Nguyen. Kathy Norris. Kenneth Elliott, Rikki Roberts. Robin Ketchcm. Second row: Teresa Moyer. Anna Harrison. Shcree Wunn. Cynthia Kroeken. Patty Jones. Ruth Waggoner. Kathy Allen. Roxanne Lowe. Dannette Anderson. Last row: Wendy Turner. Kathy Spicer. Pam Mack. Denitra Johnson, Kathy Harris. Alicia Smith. Sheryl Standiferd. Teresa Stensgaard. Liz Herald. Tracy Freeman. Jodi Reifsteck. Nina Williams. Not pictured: Suzette Cowles. Brenda Lucas, Cynthia Tucker, Beth Wheeler. MWNSM O, y, Kelly Horton, John White, Anna Hartt. Charles Holtzheimer. Vicki Holland. Wcndti Curtis. Bryant Gulde. Patty Donnelly. Bob Comfort. Sandy Cloon, Bob Duane Ruyicka. Linda Hendrick. James. Tami Etter. J' ' ,- Q ' Q ' 1 . A444 5-1 . 1 . xfix ,, , . '.'?', - , ' D ' I 'I' 1 e257'-91 -. :L 34,- 42 - ' ' Q x 95.4 , 4' First row: Terri Deschenes. Lisa Waffle. Terry Kuskowski. Vicki Holland, John Davis. Chep Mead. Fritz Gilbert. Chris McNeill. Charles llaltzhei- mer. Robert Durham. Second rowi Patty Donnelly. Kelly Horton. Sandy Hicks. Anna Hartt. Richard Stewart. Duane Ruzicka. Jeff Broderick. John White. Randy Lyen, Sandy Cloon. Middle: Richie Strickland. Kelly Brady. Ricardo Nevares. Brenda Nash. Rick White. Third row: Linda Hendrick. Arlyn McDonald. Melanie Niedlinger. Coreen Slander. Tammy Etter. Dewitt Hubbard. Wende Curtis. Bryant Gulde. Roy Nierderwer- ter, Robert Allen. Last row: Christy Fenner. Marti Chambers. Cory Brown. Barb Wallace, Vicki Goldstein. Bob James. Chris Sleflin. Saundra Gieldcr. Trish Comfort.

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Computer Club Has A Good Year The Computer Club at Hinkley was sponsored by Mr. Dennis Cole. The pur- pose of this club was to give students at Hinkley the chance to work with com- puters. Many people tended to join this club because it makes it easier to get ajob. If a person has a computer background, employers will hire them more readily. This was the second year we've had a com- puter club at Hinkley. The main event held this year was a tour of the IBM Building. The real purpose of this club was to just have fun. The president of this club was Dale Sather, the first vice-president was Dan Rice and the second vice-president was Julio Cruz, Ed l,aVelle was the treas- urer. The other members were Debbie Brownson, Brett Phares, Kevin Bradford, Angela Denton, Paul Shea, Robert Le- Mieux, Erik Attroff, Allen Armstrong, Mick Prue, Ron Perez, .lames Goddard, Thanh Nguyen, Nancee Medellin, Roy Cerise, and Frank Alfano. Cgmpulgrs can sometimes be hard to understand Julio Cruz cant believe what James Goddard has done to the computer. Dale Sather president Dan Rice first vice president Julio Cruz second vice presidentg and Ed Lavelle, treasurer. Organizations 83