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Ike The TALON, which is an accredited member of the International Quill and Scroll and the Na- tional Scholastic Press Association. is published - ' bi-monthly by the Joumalism classes of Aurora Hinkley High School. It is printed by Southeast Denver Graphics in Denver Colorado. Publications in the Aurora Public Schools are created as a leaming experience by the students for the students, Editors-in-Chief ...... Academic Editor ..,. Activities Editors .... Circulation Editor ,... Community Editors . . . Investigative Editor . . , Sports Editors ........ Assistant Sports Editor Business Manager .... Photographers ....... Reporter ,... ..... Advisor ..... . . Principal . . . . , . , 4... ,.,..... . Susan Schaef Kerry Skelton Janice Borzymowski, Karen Moret Theresa Nowak, Linda Sullivan Sedalia Perez ......,...........ClintConner ...................,LindaBates . . . ..... Leigh Grimmett, Wayne Bolton ......,............MarkKleese . . . .................... Chuck DaSi1va . ..... Leigh Grimmett, Russ Cromie ................,....RoyCerise .. ....Miss Kathleen Hayes . . . Dr. Patrick Grippe A 0 U,4,.n 'sQ,..' A1 Susan Schaef wonders how she ever got here. 1 ,I 5 rw 'iw'-.. . is THuNoERBlRo ' M f e M' LO .. . a . ww I The Thunderbird Talon staff of this year consisted of seventeen members, including sponsor Miss Kathleen Hayes. This was the first year the newspaper had a columnist, Dale Sather. The Talon was written by and for the students of Hinkley. It provided a forum for student opinion as well as entertainment and information about the school and community. One main goal of the Talon was to fur- ther student interest through good leadership. Some of the more noteworthy achievements of the year were a ranking of 13th in the nation by Columbia Press and a lst Class Award from the National A ' WI! fn- . -w , N k Scholastic Press Association. Also for ten out of the past eleven y M years they have been given lst Class awards from various press as- iis 'T 'K' H- A if 'T P SOCiallOI'tS. Karen Moret and Linda Sullivan laugh over a funny article. if That was a good one, Bates, says Miss Hayes. Leigh Grimmett has fun while she works. Mark Kleese is happy because he finally finished his story. 96 Organizations
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.4-.- Center row: Karen Wren. Jenny Zusman. Second row: Suzette Cowles. Lisa Smith. Valerie Walker. Gail Ferena chek. Cindy Hill, Elisa Nigro. Karen Cummings. Janet Hailey. Karen Zuzelski, Arlyn MacDonald. Third row: Steve Black. Janice Dipert. Gretchen Lands. Lydell Peterson, Valerie Slander, Chris Reyor. Molly Whipple. Peggy Stappord. Jim Letler. Michelle Oswald. Beth Wood, Richie Strickland, Back row: Bill Keeley, Jeff Campeau. Paul Cline. Sue Daniels. Wendy Curtis. Jimmy Richmond, Mike Harriman. xf' f' C rw fr-fb, Jimmy Richmond helps out during a Student Coun- cil project. mas project collections. Jacey Bogafs bubble pops during ai Student Council activity. ' ll,-J Z 9 ow .lol . Jimmy Richmond. Janice Dipcrt. Liz Williams. Irene Brown. Robin Edwards and Ms. Lynch display Christ- Student Council members listen during one ol' their meetings. Neal Alire is a real bubble blower. Organizations 95
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:px Janelle Oswald says to Lori Walsh, I found a boo hoof' Chuck Da Silva finds that business isn't all that gfca I . , wManaQulPWf Lf' 1. Q, A P Hmmm . . . I WOI1dCf if this check is f0l' me? Roy CCTIYC seems to enjoy tuklng p nrt nn newsp :per
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