Hinkley High School - Contrails Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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FBLA Helps Students To Two of the special activities that at- tracted FBLA members were the pizza party at Pizza lnn, that was for a mem- bership drive, and the ski trip to Eagle Lodge near Winter Park in February. In addition. they had a state conference at the Broadmoor in Colorado Springs for the winners of district competition. The purpose of FBLA was to strengthen the confidence of young men and women in themselves and their work, to create more interest and understanding in the in- telligent choice of business occupations. This encouraged students in the devel- opment of individual projects and in es- tablishing themselves in business. home, and community, To develop character and to prepare for useful citizenship were also goals ofthe group. Perhaps, to im- prove and establish standards for en- trance into business occupations was the most important purpose of FBLA. I V AVN: na ' i ef: . . , Q, :L V vttt 5 l .Si ' I if- i s , f ' if -Qi' 4 . , ,. ,s . 5: Prepare For The Future .P , JZ. 5 ' J... . 5: s 7 V- Q 3 W- Front Row: Sandy Ball, Reporterg Genie Gugel, Secretary: Karen Cummings, Vice-President: Shirley Ru- ben, Presidentg Kathy Corby, Treasurer, Elisa Nigro, 2nd Historiang Kaye Corbin, lst Historian. Back Row: Mrs. Linda Marrou-Cole, Advisor. fit- Q 1- .. X5 .5 V, L ,I . Am, if ix- , . 'S' I ' I , ' . , 1, -. K , - , g,, , .. A 1 B Q ,- 12 2 , rj af L., ' Lf if -2 On Floor: Mrs. Linda Marrou-Cole, FBLA Advisor. Front Row: Karen Cummings, Beth Johnson, Barbara Shaw, Genie Gugel, Mary Floyd, Paula Brunson, Bicky McGrath. Second Row: Janis Lee, Chrissy DeSoto, Jane Meir, Sandy Ball, Janet Bailey, Elisa Nigro, Robbie Schuckman, Terri Bosley, Beverly Coombes. Back Row: Shirley Ruben, Chris Johnson, Michele Oakes, Ann Warner, Lisa Broderick, Barb Loflin, Stephanie Jackson, Kathy Morris, Laurice Temple, Terri Hurst, Edith Copenhaver, Lori Bonser, Kaye Corbin, Kathy Thompson. Not Pictured: Jane Kier- nan, Barb Hanovan, Younga Dillon, Patty Jaramillo, Jana Graphenteen, Becky Butterfield, Sheila Johnson. 88 Organization

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French Culture Enrichment Aided by Club Activities Seated: Miss Mary Holland. Sponsor: Susan Schaell President. Standing: David McTiernan. Treasurerg Charmaine Blakely. Vice-President: and Ellen Woo. Secretary. lfront row: Richard Sehaell Laura Pinter, Dewitt Hubbard. Second row: Terry Chan. Julia Hanger. Susan Schaelx. Theresa Harrold. Miss Mary Holland. Angie Hartwell. Molly Whipple. Bob LeMieux. Sara Kvern. Virginia Noah. Thanh Nguyen. Back row: Kathy Marcotte. Sue Daniels. Steve Black. Betty Harrold. Connie l.'Argent. Belinda Ctillen. Not pictured: Kenna Hansen. Wendy Johnson. Hien Tran. Front rowi Dewitt Hubbard, Ellen Woo, Richard Schaet. Jane Kiernan, Diana Daetwiler. Terry Kivlign Back row: David McTiernan. Laura Pinter. Miss Mary Holland. Charmaine Blakely. Molly Whipple. Susan Schaef. Theresa Harrold. Kathy Marcotte. Betty Harrold. Angie Hartwell. Julia Hanger. Not pictured: Chip Johnson, Eddie Woo. Robert Swift. Paul Kett. Jeff Nogrden. Steve Hamilton. Lieu Nguyen. Trang Le. With a membership ot' thirty-one. the French Club participated in many lun and French-oriented activities. The activi- ties were aimed at providing members with a chance to enrich their knowledge ofthe French culture. Those activities in- cluded an initiation party on September I9. 1979. volleyball games against other clubs, a Christmas banquet at the Nor- mandy Restaurant on December 20. l979. a winter retreat with Aurora Gate- way's French and German Clubs and Hinkley's German Club in January. ice skating with Hinkley's German Club on January l2. l980. and a spring banquet at the Chateau Pyrness. The offices this year were held by Susan Schaet. President: Charmaine Blakley. Vice-President: Ellen Woo, Secretaiyq and Dave McTiernan. Treasurer. The sponsor ot' the French Club was Miss Mary Holland. ' r'-Hua T9 XX page This almost French Club member participates in part ofthe French Club initiation festivities. Organizations 87

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Future Homemakers of America Stress Good Citizenship The goal of the organization this year was to help the members be ready to as- sume roles in society through home eco- nomics education and areas of personal growth, family life vocational preparation and community involvement. Overall it was designed to teach the group good citi- zenship. The projects this year consisted of taking a project to the nursing homes around the schoolg the club also enjoyed the many speakers they had throughout the year. This years officers were Celia Gallegos, Presidentg Wendy Parsons, Vice-Presidentg Karen Carlson, Trea- surer, Wanda DeGolier, Secretary. Back row: Kathy Mareotte, Angela Hartwell, Sue Kilgour. Cheryl Gednalske, Mrs. Beasley. Front row: Patty Bush, Connie Steen. Taherly Allen, Allison Davis, Babette Grant, Kim Hillard, Teresa Jachetta. Not pictured: Cathy Tindall. Latin Is Alive and Well g'Keeping alive an interest in the Latin culture is what it's all about, said Miss Carolyn Becker. The enthusiasm was surprising. There was more interest than in past yearsf, Their activities included movies about Rome, going to the Art Mu- seum, playing volleyball. a Latin confer- ence in the spring, and an attempt to take over the school in their Death Mobile . The club's officers were Lisa Tarrant, Presidentg Doug Lister, Vice-Presidentg Stephanie Turner, Secretary, Shawna Walker, Treasurer: Robin Rissler, Inter- club Coordinatorg Verda Peterkin, Club Representativeg Steven Throneberry, Deputy Interclub Coordinator, and Sub- stitute Representativegjane Meier, Club Spirit Person, Van Walker, Death Mo- bileu Driverg Paula Rockhold, Honorary Bluewingg Val Walker. Honorary Cheer- leaderg and Mrs. Gail Schatz, Honorary Faculty. Clockwise from Bottom: Miss Carolyn Becker, Steve Throneberry, Joe Nigro, Van Walker, Robin Rissler, Lisa Tarrant, Val Walker, Jane Meier, Gary Harris. Organizations 89