Hinkley High School - Contrails Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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The Speech Club was sponsored by Ms. Mary Timm. This yearls Club had thirty- one members in it. There were numerous events that were done in speech, such as extemporaneous speaking, original ora- tory, duet acting, interpetation of humor, poetry and drama, not to mention Lin- coln-Douglas debate, and cross X debate. Early in the year at one of the speech meets, Charmaine Blakely and Peggy Stafford took second place in duet acting, with Tricia Comfort and Jennie Mettert taking third. The object ofthis club was to have fun and do a little bit of competing. The main event this year was the Voice of Democracy, where students wrote speeches on a topic and then had them taped at a local radio station. The active members were president Gwen Evans, vice-president Charmaine Blakely, trea- surer Richie Strickland, secretary Verona Peterkin, Jim Richmond, Steve Betts, Paul Cline, Tricia Comfort, John Davis, Mike Hard. Shiela Johnson, Theresa No- wark, Verda Peterkin, Molly Whipple, Pam Williams, Charlotte Evans, Larry Stensgaard, Coreen Stander, Valerie Stander, Gretchen Lands, Peggy Staffard, Darren Lowe, Sara Kvern, Jennie Met- tert, Diedre Thompson, and Maxine Wo- mak. Shiela Johnson, Pam Williams, John Davis, and Charmaine Blakely lettered this year, the tirst members since Ms. Timm started sponsoring the Speech Club. Speech Club was open to anyone who wanted to join. Speech Club Had A Busy Year f ! 1 W ., -,E Ms. Mary Timm, Speech Club sponsor. Steve Betts can't believe what he saw Heidi Cordona screams in anguish as Sara Kvern cuts her hair. Front row: Larry Stensgaard, Jennie Mettert, Charlotte Evans, Jimmy Richmond, Charles Holzheimer, Valerie Stander, John Davis, Gwen Evans, Gretchen Lands, Peggy Staffard, Flo McCarther, Darren Lowe, Richie Strickland, Mike Hard, Charmaine Blakely. Back row: Verda Peterkin, Pam Williams, Sheila Johnson, Sara Kvem, Tricia Comfort. 92 Organizations

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German Club Participates in Man Activities This year the German Club was spon- sored by Mr. Joseph Gray. The club had approximately fifteen to twenty members. This was one of the best years for the club. The purpose of German Club was to acquaint students with the German way of life and its customs. It was open to stu- dents who were interested. Among the club's activities were volleyball, soccer, and basketball games with other clubs at Hinkley. They also went on an ice skating trip to Evergreen with the French Club in February. The officers for this year were Henry Higaki, President, Maxine Wo- mack, Vice-Presidentg Vicky Putsche, Treasurer and Gary Harris, Secretary. Club members were Keith Davis, Rickey Harball, Randy Harrelson, Gary Harris, Henry Higaki, Cecilia Hermilin, Debbie Humphries, Chris Johnson, Paul Kett, Jackie Larson, Barb Loflin, Richard McCarty, Bicky McGrath, Michelle Os- wald, Dave Parker, Vicky Putsche, and Maxine Womack. F , s' 1 Front Row: Ricke Harball, Richard McCarty, Gary Harris, Keith Davis, Randy Harrelson, Dave Parker, Paul Kett, Henry Higaki. Second Row: Jacqie Larson, Chris Johnson, Barb Loflin, Cecilia Hermelin, Michelle Oswald, Vicky Putsche, Debbie Humphries. Back Row: Bicky McGrath, Maxine Womack. Organizations 9l

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Richie Strickland tells his life story. Peggy Staffartl, John Davis, Sara Kvern, Charlotte Evans and Verda Peterkin take a moment's relaxa- tion during a speech meet. Fin V -, Jimmy Richmond and Coreen Stander work with the extemp tile. Molly Whipple and Charlotte Evans demonstrate duet pantomine. Larry Stensgaard tells Darren Lowe of his date's lig- ure last night. Dwayne Ruzicka and Charles Holzheimer show their technique for smashing pop cans. 'rt' NTS: Um 1. ,, v nlqm C is -we-.,:e, Jimmy Richmond, Gwen Evans, Molly Whipple. Charlotte Evans and Tricia Comfort show off speech trophies. Organizations 93