Hinkley High School - Contrails Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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AERO SPACE This has been a very successful year for the Aerospace club and the club 's sponsor, Mr. Caviness. The club has done many things this year, such as working some of . Hinkley's basketball concessions. They had many things planned for the year, such as going to the airport. However, due to the bad weather, they could not make some of the trips . . . The club is hoping for better weather next year. ' t . ss. Front: Mr. Caviness. Back row: Chris Tavenner, David Miles, Richard McMannis, Carl SCIENCE CLUB Miss Briscoe fsponsorj, Margo Brady Nice-Presidentj, Laura Evans fPresident2. Top row: Tony Peretta, Kerrianne Schlicht, Margo Brady, Mai Evans. Bottom row: Miss Briscoe fsponsorj, Dawn Easterly, Laui Evans, Tricia Christy, Molly Bingham. Not shown: Carl Marklin- Tina LaMar ln her sixth year of sponsoring the Science Club, M. Briscoe and her club members have been on very exci ing and adventurous expeditions. This year, they had lot of Freshman, Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors a participating in the club. The Science Club has been t Cain 's Reproduction Company, which has one of th world 's largest copying machines and a camera the siz of a room. They have also been to the Denver Zoo fc reptile demonstrations. Ms. Briscoe plans to continu sponsoring the Science club for years to come.

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. is Q-,X I ft to right: Greg Smythe, Ms. Fliegler, Shannon Palm, Heather Fahlenkamp, Roger Langer ssie Canada, and Bert Protsman. Notpictured: Dawn Harder, Deborah Hampton, Jeff Jones borah Baranovics, and Angie Hall. The Creative Writing Club 's sponsor was Ms. trovsky. Members worked to publish the maga- ine PRINTS. The members submitted their poet- v, short stories, and art work. Members also bmitted work in several national writing con- sts. The club worked the concession stands at the asketball games to earn money for a recognition arty in the spring. Ms. Fliegler was the sponsor for the Speech Club. The club partici- ij ,V'- pated in many inter-school speech j -'.g'.A.. 5 Q ' competitions. During the speech Zvzl' .fu season team members participated in duet acting, original oratory, dra- if 1.,' matic and humorous interpretation ff 1-. events. Some of the members com- fvt peted in Oratorical Contests such as f ' the American Legion and the Opti- I , T mist Club. After earning 25 points, '.- the members become part of the ii :,1. if 1-,. National Forensic League. 5f '.:' ff' Speech contests afford students V 1 :fu the opportunity to meet new people from other schools in Colorado. 't ' They had the opportunity to utilize .,1.t'Vt f - communication skills. ' Lett to right, front row: Natasha Brown, Janene Hurst, Wendy Weaver, Shan- non Sanchez, Val Carroll, Bill Schuster. and Chris Keels, Second Row: Kim Boyles, Darren Singleton. Shawn Knittle, Shawn Gibson, Kristi Long, Dean March, Randy Ryschon, Sharalon Vanover. Bryan Minyard. and Earl Culpep- per. Not shown: Pam Galey, Trudy Cobosco, Audrey Cole, Melissa George, Dean Liming, Steve Burch, Melanie Burdick, Jason DeVilbiss, Brad McGinnity, and Janet Brovsky. President: Kristi Long Vice-President: Dean March Secretary: Pam Galey Treasurer: Darren Singleton Sponsor: Janet Brovsky :' ' 137

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rft to right: April Byron, Lee Melvin, Tony Martinez, Jeff Deem, John Hawk, Chris Keels, he Jogging Club had a at year. They worked the e for the United Way. ey also helped out for this ir's State Wrestling irnament, which was one 'heir biggest projects of Mike Brent, Dean March, Earl Culpepper. the year. The club officers were Dave Von Felt: President, Blake Green: Vice-President, Ralph Papineau: Club Treasurer. The year had been good for Ms. Byron and the Science Fiction!Fantasy Club. This year they went to the Science Fiction Convention and saw very amazing and unusual scientific experiments. They played role games most of the year, which seems to be the club 's favorite game. They handled some of the basketball concessions. They felt this year was one of the best because they had a lot of participation. .0 2 139