Hinkley High School - Contrails Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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91 Jr ,L 3 w VARSITY wif' if -Q f'ffZ'5 , ,rg 5 My My if 4,1 'E ,, . , , ' V ' V , J n ,. ff ' , 1 J- I 1 .. V ,L , M . , if , , ,M L, , ,Q The varsity team, coached by Rich Hugo and assisted by Betsy Sprafka, consisted of eleven seniors, three juniors, and two sophomores. The top offensive players for the team were John Rhee, Greg Arm- strong, and Brian Crager. The top defenders were Geoff Short, Jim Harmelink, Scott Charlton, Kirk Gau- tier, and Scott Bell. .: if Ist row, I-r: Managers Liz Steinhoff. Dawn Harder, Michelle Long. 2nd row. 1-rr Coach Be Sprafka. Jeff Colton, Jim Harmelink, Brian Crager, Geoff Short, Scott Charlton, James Sulliv Coach Rich Hugo. ET l i 'Ogre C' - 1 V g-- web I Et X3 T if I-as Q T-Birds opp. L P Team Played VT 1 OVERLAND 5 L. L 3 LITTLETON 6 4 KENNEDY 0 ' , 1 S. HILL 7 kd 0 C. CREEK 7 -f-- 0 ARAPHOE 8 L.. p.--as V ' l A! PAIN!

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GIRLS BASKETBALL Y Jenny Brown fManagerj, row: Donna Tarver, Laura Picon, Syeta Lightfoot, Rockelle Gautier, Coach Don Keeley, Bennett, Heidi Crabtree, Dee-Dee Lucky, Chris Wheatley. Front row: tManagerj Roslyn Mari Foley, Tracy Chase, Leslie Hinton, Anne Corby, Anna Ummling, Liana we 2 Head coach: Mr. Keely Mr. Keeley wished to pay special tribute to the freshmen on the sophomore team. Those girls were: Anne Corby tleading scorer with 14 poin tsj, Anna Umling Cpoint guardl, Laura Picon U2 pointsj, Heidi Crabtree C18 reboundsj and Mary Foley who is now on the JM team. l The sophomore girls basketball team did very well this year with a record of 10-1 , with the only loss from Littleton in a free throw con- test. They had some trouble with Rangeview, Gateway, and Fairview but came through to be it-L3 in the Centenial League. Most valuable players wer sopho- mores, Liana Holloway, Leslie Hin- ton, Tracey Chase, and Sye Light- foot. Liana worked hard in practice, always 10071 in games and had a great attitude. Leslie was the leader of the game and point guard. She was the second highest scorer. She was co-captain and gave 10095 al- ways. Tracey was also the co-cap- tain. She set a great example for the rest of the team. When the chips were down, Tracey came through. Sye was considered the scoring machine She was possibly the best offensive player in the league. She once scored 19 points in one quar- ter. I l I I-' as I 1 ... bO9 C 1 , f n 1 I L l I-rs I 5-- H.H.S. Team Played Opp, 1 ' 33 Fairview 31 f-- 32 Cherry Creek 28 L 44 Heritage 11 Il j 53 Gateway 51 ' 22 Littleton 28 48 Rangeview 34 35 Overland 24 f- sa Gateway 26 36 Smoky Hill 25 30 Rangeview 24 , 43 Boulder 21 , 38 Central 22 -hu-no 1 1 W T A . A I 0 69

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