Hinkley High School - Contrails Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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EUULULS EQ? L?l.ij'LV5'fiJlit if MIJLLULFUW LUEBIDI2 'Ulllf lQipI5E'L' Home 32, Visitors 20, was what the scoreboard read at the end of the fourth quarter. The Hinkley Thunderbirds pulled out another victory. The ex- citement heard from the crowd was built from the extended rivalry between Hinkley and Cen- tral. Once again the T-Birds gave us another Homecoming game to remember. The first scoring drive was credited to Troy Belt who ran 35 yards after a reception, followed by Tommy Parks who took a 40 yard run into the end zone. With three seconds left in the second First place Sophomore float was, A Flight Above The Rest . quarter, Blake Green caught a touchdown pass from Scott Morgan to boost the score to 14-6. Additional excitement consisted of a blocked Tro- jan punt by Joel Steed, and a forced fumble by Mark Harrel, which resulted in a touchdown in the third quarter. Scott Morgan set a school record for passing over 305 yards. The warm Autumn day and anticipated clash of the two teams gave a sense of electricity throughout the stands. The fans showed an ex- ceptional turnout to cheer Hinkley on to victory. The second place Senior float im- pressed the crowd with what they imagine .... ' 'Graduation ' '. 5 - . . . i ,. - .gn ,. -, fc ff: The Freshmen class float came in third place with the theme, Glory Days . Fourth place Junior Class ffoaf dazzled the crowd. 9 ' ' f . ff 1 ..-, I .: .tif-ia -f 'fs A , H W'-5 ,yavq Y Mv..,wA -ff-5' ,.sifg'A:izf' 4 ' 1' H, . -1 H, Y 1 F .sfh wt tbtfiulq 5- -gg, A K ,wif

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IIEJIEUEIEIHIEUUIQU L? LV LUESELE I3 WIEVLUIE LVEEFIHUIEIBE The year's first pep assembly had a great turnout, but the Homecoming crowd roared with more excitement. The cheerleading squads united to build a towering pyramid, as the Blue Wings daz- zled the fans by performing to Night l-?anger's, 'Don 't Tell Me You Love Me . Cheering on the football team, the stu- dents' enthusiasm spread throughout the gymnasium. The staff members joined to- gether in a spirit war to awaken Central to a defeat. Nha: T-Bird Territory!! Poms are moving towards excellen. To 9 oh SSFS 01070, up 31012711 Hi nkleyvs Spiri t eXCel5