Hinkley High School - Contrails Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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The Black Student Alliance has done it once again. This year they sponsored the very popular Lip Sinc Contest, the Martin Luther King Tribute Show, and they also gave the successful Spring Dance. Thanks to the club sponsor, Ms. Goodloe B.S.A. will always be a prominent club here at Hinkley.

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BCWLI T Jeff Moore takes his stand. Sheri Williams, Lori Green, and Bonnie Williams are some of Hinkley 's Bowling Club members. Kurt Seike, Don Nelson, and Steve Gardner make up a team. 6 .Q D 126 S. 5 H ,NZ . M, SSW 4 kv.. 4 The Bowling Club here at Hink has been a very popular one t year. They meet once a week Bowl Aurora. Mr. Lushbhough said the club l been very successful this year. They hope to catch the attenti of additional participants in the ture. Tiit. B L 3 EW-it oopsi Don 'i mp!

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AFIRGTC First row: Ronald S. McDanel, Anne F. First row: Chris Rhodes, Matthew L. Pete Martin, Shane M. St. Peter. Second row: Jennifer Windham, Nancy Lopez, Mark E. Eva Dale W. Fleming, Michael Brooks, First row: Tameka Harris, Wayne Allen, Lee C. Second row: Douglass Graf Jason E. Boas Charles W. lkerd, Timothy A. Talarico. Hodge, John C. Brewer, Jr. Second row: Douglass Catherine Rhoads, Damon Foreman, Shel Third row: Anthony J. Sangiuliano, Dale Petz, David Washer, Cherill Nolan, David Fleming, Rhodes. Third row: Steve Merhalski, Dwayne E. Workman, Virgil Adkins, Evan J. David L. Miles. Third row: Sean P. Mack, Deitra L. Penn, Randall Gwin, Guillermo Amezaga, T4 Herron. Swigert, Elizabeth Delbrge, Dottie Seymoor. Dunlap, Michael A. Rc First row: Chris Tavenner, Michael Villiarihi, Jason Welt, John Tarbell, Chris Jones, David Hubbard, Second row: Bryan Hill, Erik Windham, Darell Gray, Carl Webster, Michael Schultz, Grey Hoyt. O. . A ' 1 za AFJROTC has offered to its par- ticipants something no other class can. The class gives a person a chance to experience life in a mili- tary atmosphere. The curriculum covered a wide range of subjects, but the hardest stressed course was leadership and of course, the aca- demics. ln leadership, we learned the different styles and which one works best in a variety of situations. As for the academics, they learned the history behind the Air Force and were also trained in the handy art of The Color Guard. navigation. Beside the stern extei appearance of the uniform st dards, the members of the unit, M few exceptions, felt a certain clo ness to each other. As the years by, the closeness changes into la ing friendships, and by a cadet's s ior year, one hates to see them because of all the problems tl faced as a team. Yet they all have go our separate ways and may someday they'll see each oti again.