Overland High School - Trail Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 296 of the 1986 volume:

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Downsroirs, ihey ripped rhe coroer our of rhe sunlsen commons oreos ond filled rhem wirh cemenr Ourside, five remoorory buildings were our up, ond rhe sociol srudies deporrmenr wos moved our onro rhe esolonode. lvlosr of rhe reochers were oleose wirh rhe move. Mr. Bob Honsen sold, 'llhe fociliries ore very nice ond enloyoble. The only problem is rhor rhe heoring ond oir condlrioning don'r olwoys worls While rhe remoorories were dominoring rhe esolonode, rhe foculry oorlsing lor wos being enlorged ro molse up for rhe loss of 41 spoces ro rhe new cofererio, which wos scheduled ro be comolered by Moy. The rrofliciom -n rhe holls srorrs ro rhin our os rhe iimefor rhe Members of ihe closs of 'Bo enloy rheir sunl-.en rordy bell neors Beccuse of rhe number of srudenrs, ir wos commons for rhe losr rime Over fhe su:-,rfer i difiiculr lo gel ro closs on rime dlsoooeored ond rhe ground wos leveled wirh c c ,- Sl ...av-P 'A . pi ,Q ,.. F'i '1i-'i A deserred hollwoy is o rore sighr during school hours Mounds oi grovel for filling in rhe commons molse oorls ing diiliculr for even rhe mosr rolenred drivers Ogening .I -9L.mJ, ' Q , af. 1. .4 91 f DU y U '-fc. . 1 'C if J' x- sf .,'4 ... f !,x 4 ' n 1'9 5 An unldenrlfied warlrrnan carrs gravel rnra rne ance sunlsen blue commons The camrnans areas were ra be made lnro classrooms ar rne end af rne year. Temporary classrooms false aver rne esplanade Tne soaal srddles depdrrrnenr was rnoved ourslde ro acgcornmadare more srudenrs l4c rv D.: v Pi . r N si 3, 4 1 ' 5 t 13 r fe- f fm- ,111 5 . .. , ,, 'TQ , .55 -d.,:Q t g QQ j K K ' 'iii 5 ,fe E N ' e 3 , wb 5 . , nv-ff ' g ..-mwl , ug r 1 , Q Eng Rydaerg Our of curioslrv, Jrs. Dove Reeb and Mike Boone cnecls our plans for me new cafererla. Consrracrlan an rne caferef rla began rn Ocrober z Overland slrs serenelv before rne addlrlon or rlwe rernporarf les and rne bulldlng of me new cafererla and welgnr room For nnasr Overland sradenrs, rne besr vlew of Denver is from rne rap af Cherry Creels reservalr IW Tne yeor wos one for cnonging ond rrying ro visuoiize wnor ine furure wouio noid-for ine scnool ond for ine sruoenrs. In one snorr yeori four rnIIIion ooIIors wouid oe soenr on o new coiererio, o new weignr roorn, rweive new ciossroorns wnere ine cornrnons nod oeen oe fore, ond o srudenrrrun rooio srorion Wnor wouio ir oII Ioois IiIee9 Pions oosreci on ine morn office windows gove srudenrs on ideo, our rney couio oniy envision ir. Wniie ine scnooi wos novincg irs foceIifr, sru oenis were finding woys ro oeoi wirn rne con sirucrion ono orner cnonges, sucn os ine srricrer oiienoonce ooiicies ond ine focr rnor ine seniors oion'i gei ro groouore rwo weeiss eoriy. I'I iry nor ro rninie ooour ir Inniusr gioci ro oe Qeiring our of neref' soio Sr. Tracy Loftis. Tnis wos o conwrnon orrirucie ornong seniors. Tnougn rney wouIon'r oe Qerring our eoriy, iney wouIcIn'r nove ro deoi wirn ine cnonges rnor rne consrrucrion wouio bring. As Sr. Sue Reeder soio, I Iove nigh scnooi ond I Iove Over Iono, our Im oiod rnor Irn our of nere wnen I ornf' Ir wos o yeor ro cjreonn. In ine furure, ine oreorns could oecorne reoiiry, our for rne ore senr, sruoenrs were conrenr iusr ro oreorn. Sorne nod oorinwisric oreorns. Jr. Morc Fishmon soid, I wonr ro oe o ricn, successful ousinesse mon Irving in o Moliou oeocn nouse wirn rwo Iorge dogs, on even Iorger norse, ond o oooi for worer polo. Orners nod more reoiisric dreonns. 'Iiusr wonr ro rnoiee ir rnrougn rne yeorf' soid Fr. Trish Neolin. Sr. Randy Gross focuses nis orrenrion on rrie ociion on ine Irv ci Tim- Irioiigciii ic-orn oeoi Li7rIe'on in rnss seoson opening ,'II l' TWO' in 'iiI1IlJ'I'WN biziiding SYS. Kirstin Weidemueller, T6- gon Taylor. Somonrho Rochboch, ond Liesl Buck woii ' I' 'wi I .' rrico 'i0 r' oi Honnecofnino oueen Somonrho ggening 1 X- -'-R ' k 'X .1 , xgg ',,5 A F -f w.. 'W ll W 'Z F , S v fn :T X 539' 3? l A i ,Alt L 'f N uh' 7 P ' 2 'Sl' 4 ina? ku, 1 'E ,QB o gy- . . T, , . K xl ,M I M 0 ws.. .4- an ,,,, ,......., - U A-S 4 X .f'h ' 5 N ' 6 Q :ff , , 1 i I S Vlyoberg Erll Under me nor sun, Jr. Tim Stevenson, Sr. Dan Solomon. and Jr. Seon Oliver reap me benefirs of rwo o days. Ployers began procrlce rnree vveelss before school srarred. Wlrb me boll held ngbrly in nls possession, Jr. Wayne Mc- Donald evades a Herlrage reom member. Overland won 19 lO 7 X ee- P, ferr Q, , M 'il W JE X322 The K W . V. ' N.-. rl li.. -, D.-. ln an arrempr ro wun o loyour conresr, Sr. Deanna Bottiglieri Cooy Nxfg 'u Rs? lqnores me coll of me Sanro Cruz sun Some members of the yeorbools sroff wenr ro Sanro Cruz ro plan me yeorbools over me summer Ogening rC: Lczyubr Jul' Le.-me With o growing smile oh his foce, Pong oo Joe Adomo rolses in his bolloon fllled office The physics floss hoc rm while conducring on experimen' morching unoer rho noi Abgosr sw Whor free mme? Bono h'WCf 'UC'S orocicec REACH FKDDEC3 UT While some srudenrs were dreomino oboor going bocls ro school, orhleresi cheerleooers, poms, ond bond members hoo olreody been bode for or leosr rhree weelss. In order ro occomplish whol rhey ser our io do: ro be excellenr, srudenrs hoo ro give up rheir free rime ro worls roworos rhor Qool. Procrice for foll sporrs begon on Aogosr 12 Arhleres for oll foll sborrs floclseo bocls ro school for hours of srrenuous procrice e for mosli on der rhe hor son, Nlhe orocrices were reolly bosili, bor ir wos srill o orog hoving ro ger up eorlvf' sold Sr. Lindo Brown of cross coonrry procllce. Bond members ond lhe color goord devored much of rheir free rime ro vvorls oh morching ond flog rourines ro provide holfrime enrerroin mehr for foorboll lons, Cweerleoders ond rhe oom pon sqooo olso por in hours or school, berlecrino rheir cheers ond rourines. While some srooenrs svveored ir our in rhe son, ro occomplish rheir gool, orhers hoo ir mode, Three members of rhe yeorbools sroff plohhed rhe yeorbools while or comp in Sonio Cruz, Colifomio. lr wos o yeor for occompllshmenrs Alrhough ir meonr socrifiong rime rhor coolo hove been spenr gerring ron, srudenrs oevoreo rheir free rime ro reochihg rhe gool of excellence. Em llycjberg I Jr. Adrion Williams exerrs himsel' ro gel lO rlie boll be-me Wiili -J sions ol llciwlcw, holfinie show, Sr. Seon Millis lends his opponenr, io bono mlnilu rho more bons Wocriw lheir 'OLfllKlQ lieoch For ll K K7 A J miller if gficifmif ima coil. , ii more ficzwf Kiimilifi' isgou cu fl Dill fn Q7 ' i, ' Us WC-WV LXQOW 4 lwwx M. Ml l l Ll Uiidlclk W5 5 lilo lf J 6 li limit i . Bosron leod singer Sr. Clarke Stroud bells our ihe lyrics io 'More Thon o Feelihg' in rhe Air Bond concerr during Soirir Wool-Q Acriviries os going ro closses rhe only rhing in- volved in going ro school? No woyl The holls were olive ond ocrive long offer 2:30, Arhleres orocriced. Clubs hod meer- ings. Srudenr council commirrees deco- rored rhe school for Spirir Week. Cheer- leoders ond oomoons orocriced cheers ond routines. They olso ooinred colorful signs informing srudenrs of orhleric evenrs. Ploy cosrs held proc- rices. While some srudenrs were our rhe door wirhour o oocls- words glonce os soon os rhe losr bell rong, off ro o oorr rimeioo, ro do homeworls, or jusr ro spend rime with friends, mony orhers sroyed unril long offer sundown. 4 wry D ,i, While Arhleric Direcror Tony Schenbeck exoloins rhe orhle ric progrom during new srudenr orienrorion, Fr. Michoel Fox worches on unidenrified friend orocrice his ooloncing slsills Fu l',:'w, Fridoys oonfire sei rhe mood ro lighr up me crowd Sorurdoy ofrernoon during rhe Homecoming gome ogoinsr Arooo- hoe or Srurler Bowl Young Life memoer Fr. Nicki Rost rolses her life in her honds os she roooels down o 70 foof cliff or Eogle Lol-ae in Augusr if '-un et good time roll I R As the lasr bell rang, excifemenr lingered rhrough rhe building lnrenslry builr up and the doors flew open. A sigh of relief was heard a mile away. Summer had finally begun . . . . , . As soon as summer had starred, many peo- ple wenr on vacarion. Jr. Steve Bowman wenr ro Hawaii. He said, I rhinls what I miss rhe mosr abour Hawaii is coclsrail hour ar OOO on rhe dar. Frs. Cami lhrig, Jennifer Nachozel, Jenny Knight, and Amy France wenr ro Ari- zona, As Fr. Amy France said, The rempera- rure was roo hor ro lay our. Instead we hung our ar a place similar ro Warer World and rode the waves. Srs. Deanna Bottiglieri and Marna Riser and Jr. Leslie Moroye wenr ro Sanra Cruz for yearbool-2 camp. Santa Cruz is rhe place ro be. The beaches are loaded with people of all wallss of life. Ir'sjusr fun ro people warchf' said Sr. Mama Riser. Orhers spenr weelsends ar rhe reservoir and ar their pools. The Fourth of July was a big event during the summer. Sr. Mike O'Connell said, I spenr rhe Fourth of July on rhe Mississippi River, watching .cw I3 - Dancing ro rhe bear of New Orleans sryle music, Sr. Ginger Margolin and '85 alumni Margie Oswald enloy rhem selves They were ar Narionals for Srudenr Council in Pirrs burgn Pennsylvania 10 ACTIVITIES rhe fireworlss from a sailboar. Sr. Rhonda Hor- ton arrended a family reunion in Kansas Ciry. Some went ro Mile High Sradium ro see the baseball game before warching the sl-ay lighr up with rhe fireworlss, while orhers chose a rrip ro Boulder ro see fireworlss from a higher eleva- rion. Sr. Ann Leibman said, Boulder was a grear place ro warch fireworks. You felr as if rhey were going ro fall righr on rop of you. Red Roclss was also the place ro be during rhe summer, Many groups rhar performed rhere included George Thorogood, Diana Ross, Howard Jones, and Rarr. There is no concert Iilse a Red Roclss concerr, because rhe sound off rhe high roclss malses rhe concert so inrimaref' said Jr. Scott Gary. Sr. Mike O'Connell added another view. The concerr scene was hairy. There are roo many weird people hanging our fighring over sears. Irs such a hassle! The summer was finally rolling along Ir seemed as if school had never exisred. The class of 'So ceiebrares rhe lasr day of school by ge-rring rid of old bodies They were overloyed ar rhe rhoughr of aecocning seniors The warer was crysral clear ar Cherry Creels reservoir Sr. Brad Johnson had an easy rime sraying up on his slsi, 5 M As Srs. J Vnifer Whitewgd Stephanie Erpelding vocottorw wttrt Step? onie's tomtly, they rott down the Cotorodo Rtvf The roo ds rough, out the wotgidrft stop them Q 5 W nl Q B 4 1 On. . 'n k -fe :fe r. - A , - , - Aw- '..,j,f.et 5,-W.. - r A M M 3 -V,-,4N'fi'! M N, 1 KNAMJVM? IQ, 4 Q s X K ,.. t -. I e A Q ,bw - 4 0 1 , l R 9. 4? ,s Stcorwdme E'Q9XOm3 ... f I Ut ' sm -- 'Q I' if PK 7-G Sfwtrtttwt Vlrtwmoc' Testtog has obtlity, Soph. Dove Mooreheod roppels dovvtv Cetebrottrwg me Fourth of July, Sr. Scott Martin porttctpotes rocks ot Eogle Lolse He wos determtrted to moster the ort to the Dom West porode He poses os Mtss South Ports Court Mme Marv K y Vw ct t Mt Ht Summer 4 l A 1 I P live in the summer of 1985! Toward the middle of August students were faced with the grim reality of returning to school. There was no denying it when the regis- tration paclsets arrived in the mail and the persist' tent pacls-toeschool commercials flooded the ty, set. Some students felt a desperation in cele' orating the final days of recleless freedom: sum- mer. They found a variety of ways to put a final thrill into their summer. Sr. Rachel Makinen camped out overnight for George Thorogood, and got second row center and no sleep! It was great! Fr. Cyndi Brock and her friend Sylvan tray' elled to Golden. We went to Colorado School of Mines to a huge patty, similar to the one in Animal House, and played a game of Beer Pong. Sr. Randy Grass spent money during his final lltivy nth l going to find my classes? Fr. Andrea Reitz and Amie France stuoy their new schedules in preoaraton for 'ue tv day of schoo lift, ur' rrc wat' Fr. Shoshano Friedman GPC Cami lhrig pffehfy oecr regiswatian hasses as they moye logo tae hes of papaworlt 12 Activities days of summer. I rented a stretchflimousine and tools my girlfriend to Mon Petite restaurant for dinner and then to Boulder for a going away present, because she was going to college. Finally, Sr. Scott Martin stayed close to home out ended his summer with a splash. 'll went waterslsiing for the last time and for sentimental value, Joe Funk, Bruce Givens, Wade Young, and I had a wipefout contest, Regardless of how they spent them, students realized that thrill of summer days would soon oe gone. While OP a 'rio vt th a chu'ch you'n group, some students 'rise tmp 'a' 'ne sunny peaches o' California I D pictures are a dreaded experience for some students Fr. Rob Esporza poses stiffly for his, faced oy sniclfering photographer Jr. Laura Protextar. i E K l t Nl ti '. l ,, , fs. ,,,. r-7 Sr. Held: Tes ' ' ke vgwwiw mv 'y.1'TMTTOV 1owL,roNy eizfvwg won 5 EV CSO N 'm MW .,,,, ,4 .n,,, , . . . ,Af .nw . P- , . . -A . D ...f L W ' - 4 , ' 1- W ,, v 1 ,nj I , 4 l ' . 1 g , , - , ' 3' Q ' ' r , 'F - - ',,,., Q W 0 A ,4--H 4' '-dp rx f , +1 M, X ' , N '- 1 'W' q .-,1 , ' -1-..'-1m.n4 Q Qu, ., U H . 'S s m :3 ?,--: ,::g'-'xii ' 1 w - W um: .,.,..--vm 1 'W .. -N . ,,:-wyfw M ' ' W . ,,. F M , AMW .' M. R .. ' 'f' ' I l ,, ll., - 4 gum Em IQW, x for sensors Sosko Gorsevski G f W'vw'a' NNilwH'7Ckj T 1 ur VUE, N CH H' XX lcwww fiM'cV'w,N1.cNJ QTVWVOQGOC pwcyed for Iwo mgrwrsm Rod w ,, . Norhozel, cmd Kim Domion Am my SV UN'Qy Qorg x V . H tchison, Sue . mkovw Srs Jill u ' 1 . V5 . 1 SCGVWG he me cofwcorr . Ffa 1 fleqsrrowim ws cz We dwfferem , . dw5cover5, was os he ws YTNGOSUTQU by secrerory Gayle Don- yord for 1:5 grodumnon ccp f' XSTVGUOVW Summer Reg Sometimes, showing your spirir meons roking on onorher personoiiry for Sorgeonr Dlozer ond the Dorrel Mon. Jrs. MontgrMomgoinery ond -Casey Murphy cheered the foorboll' re '- ,J-,A+-A 'J4 ',U-v om on ro every home vicrogL f,,,,tM--A Q is 'J' QV. 4A,,.- ,s-f-A Q 3 New Wm-Qy UOW oing a little more for other Mosr screomed, 'No woy, deorh of Lon Flfzgerold, o groduore runner ond hid oehTnd excuses. Bur from Smoky Hill, rhey ser our ro conmoure ro o orhers shoured, Yes ' ond gor schoTorshup fund ser up in her nome. We ser rnyohfed rn rhinos rhor required more rime, en osioe Q doy ro ru ' ergy, ond nerve rh on normol. These prove oTIenge of srrerchln souTs jumped info rhe ch Q rher Mmws for ofhers ond dTd o IirrTe hir more. There ore more rhrngs in Tife rhonjusr schooT ond Qrodesf' soTd Jr. Jodi Moore, who spenr hours ofrer school perfecrrng her pom rourine, The reochers wenr ro foorooll gomes os foculry frsends ro Qer on Tnside Tools or sporrs, ond srue denrs wenr ro endTess me r n on hour srrorghr collecrin f Q money from people who sponsored us, soid rjusr mode me feel good ro he o porr of somerhho rhor heTps some- one e1se, odded Sr. Lindo Brown. From rhe sro Q Y complering o ser for rhe pToy ro rhe sporrs monogers who mode rhe reoms run smoorhly, mony did more rhon wh Soph. Pouletfe Gorcio. HI ge crews who worlsed dTTi enrl or wos osl-red. Ir ree e rngs ond procrices ouires o pig efrorr, our ir's Qreor when you see offer school. Jr. Cosey Murphy wenr ro ex- everyrhing come rogerher in rhe end, soid Jr rremes ro increose school spinr oy weoring onTy Jenny Johnson, o member of rhe srooe crew, o olue ond green oorrel ro rhe Qomes. 'JIr's fun . ,, . Jurnprno or rhe chonce ro rohe over os reocher Jr. Rob oem croz In fronr of oll rhose eo Te, sold ' Q Y D D Cohen Wed rn for Mrs. Kathy Doly. Ho reod J'Srnners an rhe Casey' Hnnds of on Arr r G When rhe cross counrr r y eom Ieorned of rhe 14 Acrwiries Q y od ro hrs EngTrsh doss J 1 . Sprtr raises on o novv ioois At 'he QOWNQ aootnst Heritage At every hofne Qonne, Butch Johnson and the Denver High School, Srs. Scott Aden, Dwayne Adams, Clarke Broncos get encooragernenttronn Mr. John lcabone, vvho Stroud, ond Jr. Scott Gary yvore togas to express their ts in charge ot oil ore gorne and hoitrnne activities CXCi'O'YWCt'V J t , ,r ,..,4 nur fi? Aithoogn onystcaiiy out ot the game, rnentoily the injured are-rust as frwch o part of it as others Jr. Chris Poulin sat out o' the gan-te and shocked on stats harry Daly .v 'N it f 'Jr' J but Watching intently trofn the stdeitnes is the only vvoy to get the tai! vtevv ot a tootooii QGVWQ Sharon Coil ond Barb Pagano onaiyzed 'ne Jost oioy vvhtie participating as Ustde itne fans isnovvtng they are fanning for a good cause is vvhat drives Soph. Mark Hesting, Sr. Tom Rampy, and Sr. Todd Dol- bier to Continue Daring the Lori Fttzgeroid Ron they sprinted to the finish to decrease their time Getting Involved 15 f', I' ,. . '- 1' 3' I 'ivft , , , -1 . ? j 47 1 Vx I IKM? v' . '--y-...,...,,,. ,.. M'--......,-... ..,,,,,,,. M.. , Is . ,M V K --W is-,aff Wh NM. i -aw K 1'5 www, iw wqiapwggr ww, I , 7k,:'1gi i: srsiry cneerieoder Sr. Liso Jockiewicz gives ir ner oil vvnen worming or o gome Tnis deierminorion ond spirii is vvnor l-zepr r on ine sguod for four yeors mctice Long nours of sweor ond nord vvorls, doing rourines over ' ond over ogoin unril iney vvere memorized ond rnen doing rnem one more Time, Cold nignrs of yelling unril voices were gone, cooxing rne crowd ro ger excired, ond endless procrices on drizzly scnool nignrs ond vveelsends or Srurler Bowl vvere vvoys mony srudenrs spenr ineir free rime. Bur vvny did rne pom pons, bond members ond Cneerleoders go ro oil of rnis rrouble? Some gor involved for rne Ieorning experf ience. Ir is o good vvoy ro Ieorn novv ro vvorl-1 vvirn people, sold Jr. Jodi Moore. Sr. Kirsten Weidemuller sold, 'llr molses you nove respon- sibiliries. You nove ro scnedule your rime vvisely Along vvirn me oiner pom pons, Sr. Julie Lerner gers reody io procrice C robrine vvirn me bond Poms os vvell os bond spenr mony nours during ine summer reneorsing numbers with pride so you Con bove rime ro vvorls ond rime ro DIUYIH For orners, rne reoson vvos srricrly sociol. As Sr. Sfocey Bloke sold, I do ir becouse ir is fun ro gel involved vvlrn orners in rne scnoolf' Sr. Lynn Kisic sold, 'llr is o good vvoy ro meer people, Bur one of rne biggesi reosons Wos rnol rney iusf vvonred ro feel proud obour rnelr involve- menr in rne scnool. I gor involved in bond becouse I vvonred ro be o reol pori ol rne scnoolf' sold Soph. Debbie Troudf. Soph. Buffy Barnes summed ir up besr by soying, Ir is o privilege ro be oble ro suppori Overlond ony vvoy I con. ine vorsiry poms dozzle ine oudience or rne rrolfrime snow o' me Homecoming gome Tney performed ro ilwe song I'Borboro Ann Fw llycbercg Eiii, Ilydbeu, Tne bond ploys ine scnool song in celebrorion of 0 rouclw- dovvn ogoinsr Mullen I-Iign Scnool Tne morcning bond con sisred of l55 members JUMIWM I . Sw c Gerring Involved I7 I8 He ajier chool reward man Sonfie oeooie joined every oc- riviry. Orners oorridpored in soorrs, our vvnere did rnose oeooIe go vvno only come ro scnool ro orrend doss? Insreod of gerring involved, rnese people were usuoIIy busy vvirn oioo or o soorr ourside of school os rneir vvoy of gerring involved, Some srudenrs vvno were-n'r involved vvirn scnool ocriviries nod ioos, vvnicn were jusr os rirne consuming os scnool ocriviries, Jr. Pot Woo- dord soid, I vvorls lore inro rne evenings, vvnicn nwolses ir nord ro ger my homework done ond ro ger up in rne rnorningf' Some who vvorlsed vvould nove olso Iileed ro novejoined o sporr or duo our didn'r vvonr ro socrilice rne exrro cosn rney nod ro spend. I would Iilee roioin rennis or rrods, our I need rne money, expldined Jr. Greg Bettridge. Hoving rne Cosn oround vvos o corniorr, our nor noving os rnucn rinde Wirn friends, especially on rne vveelsends, vvos vvnor Jr. Barry Allman sow os rifle oiggesr drovvoocle ol nisioo. I-loving dioo vvos nord vvorls our ir ooid off. Jr. Poul Woodard sold, I'I rnlnle ir's reolly irnporronr ro nove o ioo becouse ir reodwes resoonsioiliry, olrnougn roo nwony vvorls nours vviII ninder your scnool world' Nor everyone vvno didn'r ger involved vvirn scnool ocriviries neld down o job. Some pre ferred ro ger involved in o sporr rne scnool didn'r offer. Sr. Poul Boron vvno oioyed nodsey on M!! I M1 . I rne Overldnd-Smolsy I-Iill reonw, vvnicn procriced fron'iIO1OO ornrnrougn121OO pm. sold, I'I do rnis oecouse ir's o fun sporr, ond I've grovvn up oround ir. Tney couIdn'r soy ir vvos o vorsiry reonw, so rney used rne norne Oyerlond for orgonizorionoi purposes, Tney vvere nor spon- sored oy rne scnool Orners who ice slsored, donced, or rode norses were very invoIved vvirn rneir ovvn ocriviriesr Even rlwougn rney did nor ger involved vvirn scnool luncrions, rney srill lsepr rnenwselves busy eirner becouse rney vvonred ro or rney needed rne rnoney. Acriviries 'U ,V O' ,- 'fuk Q M I .Q f. I.. iw 4 J , 5: ',AwA , 'ra '. -ff' A ,' 3 KXXM 'S' 'Y h , 3- 321 N, sg 'X' .xx-ff ghhzi rum r 4 9 4 5 ,- 'V N4 54: r , . I1 ,N .50 - fzfgfffq 1 l ,521- . l, , 4, va ,.. . 1,3 'fl' J .Vp l, .4 . Q 4 o1l ,fluke- V' I 'I nf v O ZIW1 1 1 'fad-v nh Mr. Jim Gillen and Jr. Brad Siler help Sr. Durl Reed off of the field Durl played despite ah injury from a previous game, 1 As he evades ah Arapahoe War rior, Jr. Scott Pettinger looks for somewhere ro ruh with the ball. The Center of attention, Home coming queen Samantha Rach- bach gets o hug of cohgraruloriohs from Sr. Tegan Taylor. lipit- 'M 4 s My .ii .x .I 'Q i ,L Q 4 l F .dj f l . ' l f , I . T, f ,WW lf A i I J wax! ., iq .'4v. , , xl r-it , .5 i , sf is i' 1, . 1 ,i.1g2x:igEQ M it 9 'T' K ' T -s in 3 ,riwmi i g , M ' T ': ,..,,,z, i ,wifi Lu . ' if ,L 'fi'-Qi i JU mp A qi ' 'Q 0 l l W iii T li 1 l l l l l , l The pom squod performs ro the Morching Scors' rendition of Bor- boro Ann during hdlfrime. Royol- As on Aropohoe ployer receives As the bond swings inro ocrion, the poll, Sr. Jeff Hill moves in for Soph. Korlo Bisgord ond Sr. Mike the rocl-ale. The defense soved the Kovonogh srep onto the donce fy WQ5 Qnn0UnCed fgllgwing, Wifi lfl The IOSI QUOVTGV. flOOl'. H ' t 5 T s A ' v . 4' ' gf 3 1 'T , my . T-Q -' 7 , ' 1 . , fi.. ia Jys I 4- ff' 1 N ' s V - - i ' 7 .013 ' T .,.,i,.. , ' l s- 7 1 . b . ,, ' yr' Y JJ! l i V 7. vi, ,, Q.. i N Y L , 'fi ' ' ,, L , , W if W - T Q iiiii ' ' s 7 if lui u lf- 9 'fi' sD is:'Af3' r'gff Fl 4 Ui.-ir--, Wing hw riyuiw, We've gor spirir, hovv obour you? Jr. Kristen Clendenen re- sponds ro the Aropohoe chollenge. i lkwiiiiiiii ll-iiiifiiii-it ' Dressed Iilse foorboll ployers, Srs. The sophomores LifeisoBeoch Georgette Somoros, Corlo Col- floor slowly cruises oround the vin, ond Petro Musick shoyv school school during the porode. The floor spirir ond creoriviry. won the cornperirion. 0 . lk- Jf' .X o ,, ,' AN. . dv X r I'-7' Qw 'nfl Animas 'L W 1144 f J ,Q K 4? H i e K S 5 LN ,zz dxf crowd off or 05 Sop show. His Grubbs wirh OCS i C Q -gat 1' J X N W X : HH . QQA , nl gf J ,JN lhe sound of the Nlorching Scots could be heord for -bloclss on October 11, os they led the Homecoming porode. Drum Mojor Sr. Seon Millis soid, I wos proud becouse ofter four yeors I got to leod the bond. Following the bond were the cheerleoders, Bloz- er Power ond their 'lspirit floor of ghosts ond goblins, ond the pom pons. Floors from DEC!-X, SADD, ond one from eoch grode olso porticipoted. The The releose of blue ond green bol loons signols the stort of the Home coming gome, The crowd gets rowdy os they woit for the teom to enter the field. :'- :ibn i.. Neor the end of o run from Aropo hoe, Srs. Todd Dolbier ond Lindo Brown show their exhoustion in this Homecoming trodition. Showing perfect form, Sr. Shane Coldwell lifts on Aropohoe Worrior off his feet os Sr. Tom Freemon loblss on. sophomore Life is o Beoc floor won the competition, Srs. Carlo Colvin, Georgette Somoros, ond Petro Musick hod their own floot which wos o moped in o gross slsirt, o red wogon, ond o teddy beor dressed like o Worrior drog- ging behind. 'lWe thought we would be creotive ond put some spirit for our senior Homecoming. soid Petro. The sun shone bright on the ofternoon of October 12 Blue ond green bolloons were releosed into the oir to signol the stort of the Homecoming gome between the Over- lond Troilblozers ond the Atoll pohoe Worriors, The gome K, -' 1 . If ' Q 5 in S si l.. 1! 5 4 1 5 tx -5' 'ai K, mg.. ' Q- ' is ,- fy 'M QS , '. vs- ' - .. ? 1 win -ah:-'-1 - -.-. . ,, ff-vu-pg' ,. ' A 4 .mini ' it 'vw 'EE J' .fr ,I l l 1 ENE got off to o good stort, ond holftime sow the Blozers leode ing 78. The holftime show odded entertoinment os the pom sguod ond the Morching Scots performed. Afterwords Sr. Somontho Rochboch wos onnounced Homecoming queen. The second holf wos Blozers The gome juries thoil who hod 5 the previi Heritoge, H! of the got disoppoinil. ploy becl GVGO FTWOFG exciting OS TIWQ .Ji f Xie r I QD! 9 Q With the crowd in the boclsgtound, the Troilblozer moscot homs it up for the comero. The moscot cheered ot oll home gomes. in, N i iii itil i,, i i M . Um I . in i. I I .ls Y .JT ul -i I f ft 'Tl t l As sf. BillL1i Sr. Dover' his Aropcf- him no clLR 'l l Fi -I 4 l t' S S 'I 3 i I I II ,I I Jn the gome 21-9. A wosn't yviihout in gh. Sr. Durl Reed, proined his onkle in Jus gon'Ie ogoinst od to beg token out we twice.I I felt very ed thot II couIdn'r Juse it Iwos the ing gome, soid holoemony Ioolss on, fder Ionds on top of 2 opponent, giving :e to escpde. Durl offer the gome. The Homecoming donce with the theme of My Gen- erorion took ploce thot even' ing. Student Council decoror- ed the eosr gym for the donce. We out ten hours into decoroting thot donce. We spent oll night Fridoy ond oll doy Soturdoy on ir. I'm reolly glod thot I got the opportunity oecouse I wonted to oe o port of moking my senior Homecoming soecioI, soid Sr. Sue Reeder. Sue, olong with committee heods Volerie Woldrop ond Lisa Thomos ond mony others spent weeks olonning the donce. Thor evening the bond, Deole ' .56 4. ,!j 'rants aa , .' is Y . . . v - Q, , ' . I, 11.1, . .cii lf' . I 'U ,V I l ' T' tn 1 I ' fs of ax N,tw 'Q .f t A I .f, tx X -f. fi, - . I ix ., Qi f , K 1' ' il if .3 QV 'J -1.-as 3 'bp 'b rf 1 LI 'W' s 1 ' ff ' I 5 . -' I.. ,... . ' S S 4 1 - , I .5 Mg, E-1'-3 r..xQ..fg, ,sv xx '5' 'ix ..f X 1 if , - et- Ff i f ' . nj ' ' . I 1 'T -A - ' S- I ...N ..i I .Def -' Ffa 'I 4, I , IM, Few students ore Iefr in the stonds os the bond, fiog reom, ond ooms perform or holftime. With shodes, shorts ond strow hot, Sr. Kim Edwords goes oll out for Life's o I3eoch doy, one of the Spirit Week ocrivities. er's Choice, cronked our the music. During on intermission, the iresr of the royolry wos onnounced. Sr. Somontho Rochboch wos crowned queen, ond Sr. Clarke Stroud Ising. I didn'r think it wos thot big o deolf' Clorke soid. I wos floooergosredf' Of rhe under- clossmen, Jrs. Scott Gory ond Denise Drummond were crowned prince ond princess, Sophs. Erik Zundel ond Mondy Stroud were crowned duke ond durchessg ond Frs. Jon Christionson ond Jill Pepper were lord ond Iody. . 1 I 4 Yu, In ' ' gi, ,I .ii.H, ww: As he concentrotes on the gome, Jr. Robt Kulbocki sguints in the bright sun. The weother wos un- seosonooly worm for the gome. 411 .44 -A ,ELF ll' Sho no no no Sho p' it blaze for Ho no-no-noe noeno , song Jr Jenn K . y end- zoro while fh' inlslng obouf Spirir Weels, held Ocrober 7-11. Assemblies were greor for gerrin fired g everyone up. Une evenr o' p ired riny girls wifh hug foofboll ployers in foorboll pods. The pods hod go from rhe guy ro rhe irl 9 ro gi , Winners in rhof comperifion were S rs. John Fronk Deo s ond Star fi. Hof doy broughr hors from fedoros ro feofh- ers ro ploin old boseboll hors. 'llr wos greor going TO closs with o hor on ond nor gerring yelled or ro rolae if off, sold Sr. Clorke Stroud while he showed off his Shlirz beer fishing hor, l'Hold irll This is o sficl+LJpl sold Jr. Rick Burn- side. Cowboy ond lndion Doy Ier srodenrs show how rough rhey reolly were Air Bond wos rhe moin evenr of Wednesdoy nlghr. Oris Doy ond rhe is ' A nighrs fools flrsr ploce offer ur' from rhe mol H performing Sho movie Ani- ouse. 'Llfe's o Beoch Doy' lef people showjusr h wild ond obnoxlo Us rhey Could ron A ow ger. Beoch ofrlre ged from lusr o H owoiion shirr ro comp gross slsirr ourflrs I9 Going TO fh ' e Wolls-in-Movie is o rrodirio sold Jr. Vol Sto pper, l Splosh' mov' wos o greor ie The movie wos on Thursdoy, TO-GA, TOAGA , come rhe chonr from rhe senior commons before sch ool on rhe losr doy of Spirlr Weels. Weoring o TO ' WS d. ,, . go is fun becou ifferenf sold S n,' se , r. Somontho Ro h closse ' ' c boch. All s porrlclpored on rhls doy. Blozin' high ro end rhe w eels were splrirs rhe bonfire o ' ' ond n Frldoy nighr. Jrs. Kevin Nothstine ond Aoron S' norh ' iegei sir in closs ing is wrong Closs os if . mores, however, fo worn for I-lor D und rheir hors, oy, very onosuol mecoming VG iQ XJ. rods 'O . MJ A good ofrir d U e ond o lirile Croziness show Fr. Devin Denette's rroe spirir Devin wos frying ro gef rhe boil ro rhe finish line flV5l in one roce Chnl, Qo'c'ef' ,c' or rhe ossembly Spirit Weele Eric llydberg DNLCNQ OQNV Q mr c N um, yea 5 of NQSSOHS ww pc: P cnc P r Q On cf scf dofome St Trocy Forbls Ocmov Yam NUOCVTW, I scomn we cm. mouv' for :ce cream' ' Jr vo QS AOSTVYW m no Too Ky OF Do T ocy hcs Curved O Steve Bowman gcmsfwef, rm 'wmgor ow Q Yowg UQ bczrmm 4 Before rm- DECA Hon' VTNCNGGB :wa dom' wr' We Homewmmg Pcxrcniic' Sr. Nicole Violpondo r c1MosNOsr mmfe rough um Whom Cwmow s,ow5 COVVO ur TPC AVWG'CCf7 Hero DQ1! Jr, Greg Dettridge 'ckos U :mm To www md many oworfu VVOVNSNVWQ WGS Q way ro go' rw-ycvwcid Gemmg Imyolyed My Y ,4- .,. f . 'fx wh , V, r', Q ' Y ,Y ,O . I. pk . .. e ix 4 Aff! f,J' f V' s 4--+ Y A , r. ouro Protextor provrdes rhe members vvrrh rhformaruah, The club had mahy gbesr speakers f ddressrhg rhe Pahrrcal Awareness club J L ram every barry Jr. Zoe Cohen exolaras ro rhe Drcyde Club bow ra h Q ahge a 're The ebb reamed haw ro frx brkes cha wehr ah Nohg Drrne rraes 2 O Acrwrries EY ru-En' V ' r , .- , 15' W . wiki 2 WA, H X W! sz. y , '34 if 4- , ,, . 1 fr'-ws ' '1 wa, s , v-' 9-45,4 1 'K 5 S+ my x K Sr. Se 1 p- Q ra rhe members af rhe s e h b ec ahci debare dub The club herd S a ebrember meerrhq ro recrbrr more members on Millis aresehrs a sample s ee h Spam raises ah a ghosrry meahuhg during rhe Hbmecom rhg parade Dressed IO Cosrumes, Sprrrr dub members rake rherr prace ra rhe pracessioh rhrobgh Vrlrage Easr M, ,fir I ' ' f ' . Mix' V L 'K' lQID ' ' 1 Ze lub make school better place Why would onyone spend hours molsing signs, selling con- dy, riding bicycles, ond collecr- ing cons? Members of vorious clubs did rhese rhings ond more. Spirir Club members lilse Blozer Power helped cheer on rhe reoms. 'lWe mer every Wednesf doy ond leorned cheers, discussed vvhor gomes ro go ro, ond vve builr o Homecoming floor, soid Soph. Potti Smith. The Ocrogon Club gor rhings going, roo. Wirh over forry people in rhe club, rhis is one of rhe biggesr rurn-ours ever, soid Jr. Tim Corstenson. The Ocrogon Club provided communiry ser, vices, lilse going ro nursing homes during Chrisr- mos rime ond helping vvirh rhe conned food drive. The Bicycle Club wos o new club vvirh Tom Umber os rhe sponsor, The cyclisrs leorned hovv ro fix bilses ond olso rode in groups onywhere from five ro 30 miles. Jr. Dylon Smith soid, The Bicycle Club vvos o leorning experience for rhose people vvho were inexperienced in bicy' cling. The 'T'Q TOGT5 of me Bcycle Club lisren inrenseiy ro Zoe Cohen. Tne snee' vvos oossed orochd ro sign up for on upcor'-rig oiise rde DECA or Nlorlsering Educorion Club vvos o closs ond o club which prepores morlser bound srudenrs for o successful furure in business, soid Jr. Melisso Cooper. DECA vvos rhe club rhor ron rhe school srore. The members did ocriviries such os morning meerings wirh doughnurs ond mill-Q ond hoving I-lomecoming floor porries, Sr. Don Solomon concluded, NDECA is o lun ond leorning experience. Gerring involved vvos very imporronr ro school pride vvherher ir wos in sports, srudenr council, or clubs. Fr. Nicky Borleben summed ir up besr. Nl rhinls people should ger involved becouse ir vvill molse rhe school o berrer plocef' l-lopeful Crucible cosr members Jr. Tonyo Dyjok ond Sr. Melody Souls reod off scriprs during rhe rryours for rhe foil ploy Borh Tonyo ond Melody won spors in rhe ploy DC'TWi?'s'lC1'fliLj oo rf-prohopru speech Sr. Russ Horwitz en w.l,ios col'y snows how o speech shoud oe preseriiod Russ Mis o ihiro yen: deboror 9 l2l ' LWL 'f ag z mf I ' VE E jt x , 5 5 'F K A 5 , UW use gill I rf- Q 547,98 '1 , ,K 5 3 X . 5 I V T f uw' ' 5 lr fif. W 'S 4 ix 3' , 2 ' fx ' . , .1 f A ' - 1- W, nf -Q Q ,. Y 'N 6' J A .. , ' .Et f V g ,. X' ' Y , A ' 1 x ls 'X , Y b ,, W f Je 0-H axis . Aw uw QVC' mmm! SADD wweerwmg, Sponsor Tomoro Douer 005,505 ou nw ouovdowce sheer Sho was exolo mmg We SADD 'zz y '1CCk, OC 'Ce' A' 'HQ HG wcm:r'wc3 gzcifcde me SADD 'Noor QQH5 WVO We ,iuixrw X X ig Wav' dm-r Mmmg gowe VTOUDNQ qorwwg sroned THC-y lm fx fr or Jr. Robbie Cohen's cor ofror wear omgmmol rmde fmcd 'rw 'mm Q 2 Acrwmes N we gr 'me SNDD rn Hy G eey OF Oc 1,30 5 Sr Aww Qcc de-ru 0 Q U we 1 1' Q Luci mc comes Q' mmoge ThOfT1OS'NCV5fOVfTCVVCQNSVVCHOO pcdxer Wh NL vvomrwg we doom SADD ws pwwmc fo wa ffom ro s op crwk dm Q rs md ,named www owwor mcgrw moo! 5mdefwr5 rm Q om f md 0 'Q ol an Mo We H ws 0 'bw-.M.,, -x, 'UPN ,---sf, '1+,4Qll1-p .X ss Q' ,,.: I-- 4...N. I riving drunk unco I DrinIsing can be Cooi, and driv ur rogerher rhey're deadiy. Srudenrs srarred ro reaI ize rhis because rhe number of reenage dearhs across rhe caunrry has dropped in rhe pasr rvvo years The reason behind rhis dedine could very vveII have been arrribured ro SADD S , rudenrs Againsi Driving Drunis. This vvas SADD's second year ar Overland and rhe number of members revv I g 'om iusr a fevv ro over AO. Sponsor Tamara Bauer said, USADD is ro maise peopie aware of rhe dangers of drinising and driving and give rhem rhe courage ro speais up Sr. Hie Jon Chung said Ir's I ' , ma sing people avvare ir's oisay ro drinls and nor drive. Srudenrs said rhar SADD wasn'r rrying ro reII rhem ra nor drinls, bur ro nor drive drunI-4. TeII- ing someone 'don'r drinis' is a moral ' d iu gmenr, bur 'dan'i drinis and drive' isn'r, said Bauer. ing is hor, b SADD has grovvn narionvvd i e and on Ocrober 5, 1985, rhe firsr annual Colorado SADD raIIy was heid in Greely. The raIIy vvas ro bring uniry ro rh S ' e ADD chaprers in Coiorado and ro ger some publiary for SADD The founder of SADD, Mr. Robert Anastas, spaise aiong vvirh severai dynamic s e I p asers from ail over rhe srare. I vvas impressed by rhe energy and enrhusiasm of rhe ' people rhere, said Sr. Suzanne Feist. Srudenrs became involvled in SADD for differf enr r easons. Sr. Samantha Rachboch summed ir up for mosr by saying, 'II vvanred ro malse ' ' an infiuencje on my friends who drinls and drive Severai crashes . , some faral, invoiving OHS graduares in rhe fall reaIIy senr home rhe message rhar 'IFriends don'r Ier friends drive d ,, , . runI4. SADD s srrides IO Iseep drunk peopIe from driving have been vvorIsing bur, said Bauer, We sriII have a long vvay ro go. l The SADD syrriboi is becofnrriing vveII Isnovvn ro srudbnrs aII ove' I' has como ra roprosenr an idea far a soaery free of druriis driven, !'A-,Ig-!,,,,. i F V Y N,,,.- ' I Hr-FZ-F'-,,,.. ' T -omglnk K . - x i -yi!-f-,,, 5 71 I I ,-. . I f' I X gb X' , I I JZ,,.,.-f- ' I f X I I , f yxgn, I IN w ' ' Ii-ri,i..I..i ii.. iii., Irfiihii-wi II , I I!?Ifw1Ii4'III:,-mimi i I I 1. I I I Iii vii' I I I I I I II I I 28 I I 24 H' rm, rrfmfmf rt , ,r N, ,, graffwii rr-NC Cfzww :Vgcf at 1' mr my MOC! 'WC riiiriif' Tic' 0'tv'.gQ' 1 ' 1 Ne Co-.zcf C ff t 1- 'w :ww fmt t,QrQrmurw.e5, Jr. Steve Bowman, rrwrowa on Jr, Stephanie Worrell gets the crowd movrng to the bear 'N .t av M rwftwwpwr rn mme to ger Dada on Saga The -f.r w Ver band, Scrimom' Saud Stephanie, 'ANT waz fan and gr ,- rgrrr rw ttf wo Q-,fefwwq's concert was dee, rn 'arqcr w.:r r:rY3 and Vd 'O '.'f C to do rr agarn 'rw ww v,ru'M Come by Steve. Actrvitres une for and before our time In the beginning there was only darlsness. Then the lights hit, the ' music burst out, and the stage came alive with sound and motion. It was the Air Band concert, alive and roclslng, The groups ranged from the now popular Madonna and Ready for the World, to the favorite oldies, such as Boston, Sha Na Na, The Beatles, and even the Ising oi rocls, Elvis Presley. The ticlsets sold out one day before the con- cert, which showed how popular Alr Band real ly was, l'It's the number one activity that every- one attendsf' said Activities Director Ed Ellis. He was right. The reason was because there was such a variety in music. There was some- thing for everyone. The range in music Isept everyone entertained. Also the super lab and the flashy change of costumes by MCs Jrs. Steve Bowman and Evan Armatas made the evening even better. On the night ot the con cert Evan replaced Jr. Rob Cohen who, along with Steve, was in charge of the entire pro- gram. People went to Air Band for different rea- sons. I thought it would be a real blast, and I wanted to show school spirit, said Jr. Scott Lenamond. Othersjust went to see their friends malse tools of themselves up on stage, and still others went to hear some great music and have some fun. Not many people were disape pointed. Said Soph. DeeDee Johnson, I ex- pected it to be boring, but it ended up being better than I thought it would be. People Iools more organized. The bands all had a great time too. 'llt was lilee one big family, It was more fun than worls, because we were so close, said Sr. Kelly Wil- liams about the band she was in, Otis Day and the Nights. Many of the bands got together for rehearsals and ended up having a super time , , -,,. i ..- -w it together, but there was always some worls involved, For the winners, though, it was all worth it. Fourth place was given to The Beatles, consisting of Srs. Tom Rampy, Todd Dolbier, Justin Bilyeu, and Russ Horwitz. Third was Elvis Presley, played by Sr. Devin Crowley, and second was the band Ready For The World, made up of Sophs. Maurice Sparks, Danny Allen, Dan Derrera, Corey Wynn, and Jr. Rob Martin. The band that tools the grand prize ot 5100 was Otis Day and the Nights. The band members were Srs. Daryl Johnson, KellyandShelly Williams,VickiHarris, Wade Young, Jeff Barber, Scott Aden, Stephanie Erpelding, Kim Oliver, and Jr. Micki Hannon. l'l blew the prize money on pizza, said Sr. Daryl Johnson. Everyone seemed happy with the winners, who, dressed in togas, prepared the audience for the next day's themeYToga Day. All in all it was o night to remember. Jamming to the oeat ot the music, girls go crazy over tho bands Elvis Presley, Sr. Devin Crowley, captivated the audience with his life lilse performance L' ' t i r t Everyone gathers 'o celebrate a l'l-loliday at the Air Band conce't Sr. Nicole Vialpando strutted tothe rhythm of the music as Madonna With 'ner version ot Ratt, Frosh. Doug Stanley and David Carroll start the crowd roclsing Music ooured over the crowd and provided super entertainment Air Band Aw. 'es dorm' Ed Ellis idlss io Ashley Kissinger and Heidi Teske dn 'ne meenng chow 'no reireor conwnues The 'eireum Moldc1nNovembeVQL3 QA, nllowcc 'ne swdenis 'n ger nwcy lwrw ir nll for 0 couple of ddys IWC' 1 S- CN' i+.,'c' W ,WM HOC s fi, Mnsiei .V Qowwnniei, lr. Mason Hoyutin md Sr. Kirk Bouzorelos loole on os four lddsy smconri, llfifl wa N ilwr rniyclcs dnd peddle io' me sleeping Dogs on the floor in me middle of 'rig KWH 26 Aciiviries Ar ine Tuesday smdoni' wdncil mee' ng, swdoni Cody pre-si ceni Colleen O'Brien oversees ine plans lor me rerreoi Any swdenr vvno wished could Qnend mveiings, ds only iwigers were Olecied ' fm 5 .3 emu . . N M ,,. ,W .V I 49 ' Xl orgonigowon warn QC1VllClpOliON, Srs: Ro-y Morenstein one Ashley Kissingerchecle off me deioils A .. K ex for who evenings Homecoming ocriviry A , 1 Viaflv-i!'m eemg Jr. Tomelo Jones cnc Sr. Liso Thomas cheds our ihe X X awk . ll urpri e in tore for student There couldn'r oe any more friendship in srudenr council. Ev' eryhody gers olong. We underf srond eoch orherf' said Senior Vice Presidenr Remy Martin. One of rhe councils cluries was ro help in serring up rhe rules and regularions for rhe srue denrs. Srudenr council also organized rhe dances, fundraisers, and orher acriyiries, include ing rhe Homecoming porode, all of rhe eyenis of rhe Homecoming yyeels, oncl prom. Theres no way io explain rhe feeling of being pa'r of the council. lr'siusr awesome, rhe facr ihar l'm helping rhe school and hoying fun while doing ir, said senior represenroriye Liesl Buck. Some of rhe speciol acriviries planned oy rhe srudenr council included: o Thank You lerrer disrriouied ro the chosen reochers and srudenrs and on inrradisrricr comperirion berween Creels, Smo sy, and Overland. They olso pur on o spe- VY!7,.,f Z ciol surprise meal for rhose srudenrs chosen for rheir porriciparion in ocriyiiies. Thar was rhe main goal of srudenr council: ro show rhar rhere was more rhon one way ro ger inyolvea. After cn siuaeni council mooring, Jr. Tamela Jones ond Sr. Lisa Thomas checle oiii ihe connrnriop possioili s lf!!! Z, ,-f ?ldfZ gi i i i i lag i i i i i i l - My li 1..- ff- 1 aff l ' WN - , Q15 Vi' S is bl 17 H A f. ,. V ,, N5 s 'Ui ' ' f -f A f 1 'Im -.-... V X: lf 6' xnxx , fy f 'kl fx ma V X. cl, A M If yi' gfx V 7,71 -Y,.-f e T ,ff , , ,. . f, ,A , uv. 'ff' -s Dl v X V 4 M. T T Q ' Vf '3'5f7M' I K -ffffix f X if ,f 'j'i 'f,,.'f T' Af l ' -l i-' l I 1 i 1 i -I'-il l iii i i .il r-' i ii i i i.i ii. ii i f i i Sic- .in iiiil Y iii il iiirll i. i ii 'll 'ii i i i i ,,i,,isi:lf, Srucienr Council N i J , I 1,f Howard Jome-5 iooisnirise Jr. Joy Inmon cofwerses wrrh his friend Jr. Michelle Burni , , ., rw' ston. Some- srudemrs had Q sryle rrwor WGS roroiiy urwrque ,I uw. R X., xx , sixxx s1s?X xx xiii'-xv ss? 'S9w?'!.':F s vi J, 5: 'iv 5 0 ,I iirowwcl rw corwforrobie Levis 5015, Jr. Rick Burnside isrdsf Soph Mott J d J I ones Omg-5 Wim JL Debbie Begg Of M3549 Swdefwrs cron ' We or-ly ofwrw who um iogrwrorw conscious Um 441,-Q wimfgi, rm rims The cowboy iooiswmfovorod by -fviifjij or ilomegorrwrfrg When rr Come icv dfrrwces, mosr Mrs. Denise 50bieCh Uivwrys dfcbxsod vvrriw sryie ',.v'r'C 'riiidfxfiifr awszbrwrs opicd for Q more iormoi yyio 2 8 Acgrrvirres 3s ll. esperately eeking Style From o dim bedroom ar OOO om. come rhe anguished cry, I hayen'r a rhing ro wear! This was rhe sorr of problem rhar could make or ruin a persons day. Sr. Sue Reeder said, 'll have a berrer day when I know rhar whar I'm wearing looks nice. From preppy rp punk ro new wave, all a srudenr had ro do was walk down rhe halls ro be exposed ro a melring por of styles. People had differenr reasons for wearing whar they did. Sr. Dan Russel said, lf I'm in a good imood, l'll dress GQ If I'm in a rorren mood, l'll dress punk or casual. Some srudenrs had a iorally different ariirude abour sryle. Sr. Emery Morrow said, I dress rhe way I do ro annoy orhersf' And rhen rhere were rhose To pass 'ma Jrs. Cathy Lang, Rhonda Frank, Michelle Gibb, ahcl Jodi Moore discuss rhe coming weekend Sru' denrs used dilierenr sryles 'a express indiyidualiry who were rorally indifferenr. I wear anything rhar's comforrablef' said Fr. Krista Silvers. Srudenrs weren'r rhe only ones who were concerned wirh sryle. There were some reache ers who often ourdressed rheir srudenrs. Mrs. Sobiech dresses like a srudenr. l look forward to seeing whar she's going ro wear, said Sr. Stacy Blake. And ir was rare ro find rhe preppy Mr. Eric Coble wirhour a sweater and blazer. Money was a big issue when ir came ro buying clothes. As Sr. Debbie Wilson said, Wim rhe prices of nice clorhes, ar leasr half my paycheck goes for one nice outfit. And then rhere were rhe lucky ones. 'll spend a good deal of my morher's income on clothes. said Sr. Colleen Waite. lnfeni on looking fashionable, Sr. Shelly Williams wears her iayorire pair oi sunglasses Sunglasses, berrer known as 'lshadesf were always in sryle ., ,,, -f' nf' sa X -. XX -f f , I s f, x 5 r ,- V 1 A .-- ' 5. A. :M gina.. mu- 'r v.. - , ...msd Q , ' -... . I. iv M x it-in M .ri-in Tliwe' I ,ii rn.-..n1 0.1-mio Dc-,. D .ef for many guys Z ,l '-,,.,..fu Always one ro dress nicely, Sr. Brett Linscott shows off his swearer The GQ CGentleman's Quarterlyj look was in Praying rhar sryle doesn'r have ro be expensive, Soph. Michelle Weiser measures her pariern, Fashion classes helped srudenrs cur down on rhe high cosr of clorhing, K' an Style J i tereot e : un air yp f y 'Smoising por, iisrening ro loud, 'J 1 heoyy meroi music, drinking ' T f beer ond dirching clossf' This is whor come ro mind when srereoryping ihe Freoief' The orher moin groups inciuded Nerds , Jocks , ond New Woyersw, Nerds were usuoiiy srereoryped os broins who were consronriy srudying unless rhey were developing on innoyoriye new compurer progrom, Jocks were described os oil brown ond no broinf' conceired, ond olwoys iifring weighis. New Woyersn or rhe Scene usuoiiy foiiowed rhe ioresr ioolss from Engiond, inciuding copying rhe ciorhes, hoirsryles ond music. However, rhese srereorypes were ofren un- foir ond incorrecr, Irs nor reolly foir ro srereo- rype becouse peopie usuoliy rurn our ro be differenr from whor you rhoughr, soid Soph. Amy Wotson. Mony rimes srudenrs were clossi- fied in groups before peopie even goi ro isnow rhem Usuoiiy, srereoryping wos done solely by Smcyfg ie coinrnons, Sr. Mike Dougloss fnshes his riorneworif Airi-mqis rhe cornnons is nor 'ho besr pioce ro srudy he did gei ihifi ossignmenr done on iime ourside oppeoronce, Theres olwoys on imoge of o cerroin rype of person rhorjusr sroys in your mind, Ir's hord ro ger posr rhor imoge, soid Jr. Scott Pettinger. Nor oniy were cerroin groups srereoryped, bur ihere wos oiso o srereorype of o rypicoi high school srudenr. i'The oyeroge Oyerlond srudenr is upper middie closs, concerned obour grodes, ond friendiyf' soid Sr. Lynn Kisic. This moy hoye been rhe yiew of someone who wenr ro rhis schooi ond isnew mony of rhe siudenrs, bur onorher schooi's view of Oyeriond moy hoye been ouiie differenr. i'5ociery hos roughr us ro srereoiype people so if rhey oren'r in our groups, we don'r eyen rry ro ger ro Isnow rhemf' soid Sr. Debbie Wilson. Srereoryping wos common eyerywhere, bur ir con be hormful ro clossify people by rhe woy rhey Iools or ocr, Jr. Jenny Johnson summed ir up by soying, I rhinis srereoryping is for rhe birds Owsde rise schoo, Soph. Kevin Kroemer enioys o cigo rere whiie 'oiisng ro his friends The school ooiicy forbid srnoi-sing onywhoro on schooi grounds nr- v 80 Acriyiries 'rl-le NEW vi!-VEB UP HAu2s LE Db 1-fizikbmygh. Z si.Ac,n Q iff' if A - UPSNC X Z 4 ,..,Mui..'ri-PLEQLEDEAR ' Q94 V' Qjxif ,X 3 jf x ' - '1.o' TN hw , Au. Puarosz, EEST -, SAY .rf f T-'SHIRT' Bowie y ' I I MADoNNA om nw: B'zA Ts ' 4-1, C cas T::fL':'?:1!5 -above f7i.IIIl'JiIlliJ5' ' cuc.Ane'f1E - I'-1-i ' 4 iiimi igi, iiiir wif SALVATION 'Sw NTS- - Azw PA was in Qwivlklge I ' 1,71 HI SHO fi' 1321! . , , ,-... SHAW Pr' JEFF INTERESTS: RTHE scene: Cmri-1rAsnifm,Music, CUTE Guys wrru Cuts MDWNAWIS lDUAL.Ly FOUND? PUWNTDWN ., BOULDER ,WAlU'RAX, IN DARK PLACES. C-i.P.A.2 me4nPuu.y ummpoanmr.. . 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' P vw! 151' 'WY ip. .is, i 1. .1 in v 4. . :A s ? shi I f-rw 'gd 1-egxrs -H 1,1 - ,1 .,.1.!f- ,-. 3, , The kcxbocc waz arm uses for ommonmcememm Amomyf VHOU5 prcwcixrnyrix mrrcnduge X'F'eshmem HCM Weds ro We Bchoo 32 Acrwimes clk Upfuerdczzfmsr wurw wr w ww.,PQ 'Q :awww mu yocgr Sr Daryl Johnson sham -. Mi, p:1HQfwCe GS HC wuuw ro wcmmco 0 word, Sr. Dove Heywood. ranks for everyone We pur 'sruff' in bogs, ploced rhem on people's porches ond ser rhem on fire. When rhe peo- ple come our rhey vvould hove TO sromp our rhe fire ond rhus ger 'sruff' oll over rheir feer . No, fhis is nor one of rhe mony pronlss seniors did fhis yeor. This is, rhough, o pronls science reoch- er Mr. Gronf Stevens did in high school. lr moy hove been surprising lO mosf, buf reochers did do pronlss ond vveren'f olvvoys disciplining rhose vvho did. The orr ond love of pronlsing did nor originofe in our generofion, buf has been oround for o long rime. Tolse, for exomple, fhe pronle Cooch Greg Moestes pulled his senior yeor. l-le ond o bunch of his friends pur o covv in fheir principols office. The chocolore exlox given ro rhe covv rvvo hours eorller rhen srorred TO rolse effecr ond fhe IX gooc pron s some: mes requires corolul olonning ond o loi of nord vvorls os iho physics closses lsnovv Sr. Rachel Kletke sfo s blovving up hor siocls of bolloons ro fill Principal Joe Adomo's office os o ohysics experimenr K X covv reocred occordingly. The ideo ond reosons for ploying pronlss, rhough, hos chonged THVOUQUOUT rhe yeors. Mr. Ron Eichler only pulled pronlss on his friends, ond only TO hove fun. Moestes sold, obouf being rhrovvn in rhe lolse, lr meonr rhe seniors fhoughr obouf you ond you felf imporronr offer ir hoppenedf' ln mony high schools, rhere vvere olmosf no pronlss ogoinsr freshmen, Sr. Tomi Lynch said, Seniors did pronlss ro inrimidofe rhe freshmen ond ro be remembered in rhe school, Mosr freshmen vvere ofroid of being iniriored buf reolized ir vvos porr of being o fresh mon ond rheir fime of being rhe pronlssfer would come. Mosr reochers vveren'r frying ro ger every person who pulled pronlss. Some even enjoyed rhem Stevens sold, I enloy good, creorive pronlss rhor ore nor desfrucrive, A good pronls is one ihoi even rhe person being pronlsed on enjoys' wif? kkki IQ s Volleyball lniriarions ore imporronr for becoming porr of rhe program os well as embarrassing, Fr. Michelle Griffin, Soph. Kristin Gebbon, ond F rs. Lono Gray ond Courtnee X Calvert sing l'm o lirrle Teapot afrer being losr ro push rheir iwllw DOY pennies across rhe gym floor, M233 itches come to Overland The music srorted ond the cur torn openedf reveoling the entire cost frozen lilse stotues in their ploces As the chorocters in thot scene come to life the oudience sot bocls ond pree pored to enjoy the show. The Crucible, by Are thur Miller, mode its debut on the Ovetlond stoge November 1416. 'll thought it wos in tense lt wos reolly good, soid Sr. Cesar Son- chez. Similor positive responses were offered by others who went to one of the three perfore monces l lilse to do ploys thot tie into the curriculum, soid director John Kron, which The Crucible did becouse it is usuolly studied by theiunior literoe ture closses. It is o modern ploy set in Puriton As lrrhn Prorior, Elizobeth Proctor, ond Mory Worren, Sr. John Grocey, Jr. Theresa Dwyer, ond Jr. Jenny Johnson pwiorrn llc-re Nlcrry apologizes for lying obour the exis rerun- ol witches times in o town full of poronoio ond hysterio between the townspeople, who I-zilled mony of the innocents they believed to be witches. But this time the ploy tools on o more modern Iools. The women wore leotords ond slsirts while the men wore jeons with suspenders. The two judges ond the two ministers were dressed in ploin, blocls outfits. lt wosn't os much modern os it wos timeless, soid Kron. I-le wonted to show how the ploy could be oppropriote for ony time period. The cost, oll 22 of them, hod their troubles. They were troumotized by Jr. Tim Moloney folling off the stoge ond breolsing his hip ot the finol cost reheorsol. l-Ie wos releosed from the hospitol Thursdoy morning, in time to molse it to the first performonce thot night, Opinions moy hove differed, but everything finolly worlsed out. l'We didn't olwoys get olong, but we mon oged to get it oll together ond hove fun while 2 'Q 84 Activities Orr.-v Coldrc-fi we did it, soid Jr. Steve Seidenfeld. Reheorsols were long ond difficult. 'Jlt wos o reolly emotionolly droining ploy, so the ottitude wos serious ot reheorsol, soid Jr. Jenny John- son. But Steve soid thot reheorsol wosn't some- thing thot tools up your free time becouse, Uwhen you oct, thot becomes your free time, After oll the reheorsol ond the struggling, it wos time for the reol rest, to see how the oudience lilsed it. I didnt Isnow how good it wos going to be, but it turned out reolly well, soid Jr. Ruth Henson. Everybody did whot they did well. lt wos on incredible show, soid Steve. Added Kron, 'lit wos one of the most difficult ploys we've ever done, ond I wos thrilled with the results. The Procrors discuss John Prociors guilt Sr. John Grocey ond Jr. Theresa Dwyer immerse themselves in their leoding roles -:X MM Soph Roche-I Parker does so in from Chris Coidfefi -A Cnm Co'drc-n Frozen in piece or rne beginning of rrie pioy, Sr. Laura Bevis vvoirs for ner cue Louro played Mercy Lewis, one of rne accusing reenogers. Jr. Dylon Smith ond Jr. Ruth Henson pioy Rev. I-Joie and ine rnoid, Tirubo Tney worry obour Rev Porris's do iw . ug fer, Berry, pioyeci by Fr. Julie Nodolne. 'ls the Season to . . . The funffilled holiday season arrived once again, kicking off with wicked ol' Halloween. Sure it was on a school night, but when it's time to celebrate, what does that have to do with it? Students found various ways to make Halloween memorable, Sr. Melanie Mayer spent her evening trick- or-treating in a golf cart in Indiana, 'lFour of us were packed in the cart cruising down a hill which was wet, we lost control of the cart, spun, and rolled it. We all flew out head first into a pile of leaves. Jr. Bob Rob Medina celebrated in the tradi- tional graveyard scene. My friend and l went to Fairmont, and he tried to cast a spell, it didn't work, but I got a good laugh out of it. Though there was a snowstorm, not to men tion a traveler's advisory, which didn't prevent the Halloween spirit from prevailing. Sr. Ni- cole Vialpondo said, We went to the Mall Does Mr. Ellis really cook on Thanksgiving? wonder Srs. Sean Millis, Todd Dolbier, and Steve Dleistein. He takes a break from the kitchen to loin his A P History students Halloween prevails even during school hours A little girl, Jr. Stephanie Layne, takes up vices at a very young age with her friend Elvira, Jr. Staci lulya. Crm! wrfwit When else can you act like this? Sophs. Sandra Rhodes and Michelle Allumbaugh laugh as they plan a Hallow- een prank over the balcony 86 Activities Crawl in Boulder, we got a lot of costume ideas for next year. There were some very hot Mad Max costumes to complement the cold weathe er. Thanksgiving may HOT be as exciting as Half loween, but it certainly had a bit of a kick to it for teacher and Activities Director Ed Ellis. Long before the day arrived, the students in his AP, History class took one of his manyiokes literally, as half of them arrived at his home on Thanksf giving. Ellis said, 'll was in the front of my house, digging in the garden and wearing my fatigues when they drove up. It was o wonderf ful surprise! I thought it was neat that they took the time out of their holiday to visit me. The students were more than happy to see their favorite teacher on o day reknown for appre- ciation, Sr. Todd Dolbier said, lt was really touching. He looked like a farmer digging up his flowers. He was extremely gracious to us. Students expressed guite contradicting views about the meaning of Christmas. Surprisingly, to a great many students Christmas meant a long awaited twofweek vacation more than the holiday itself. But for Sr. Steve Gowen it had a deeper meaning, I enioyed spending time with my family for a change. Sr. Laura Roddy expressed her sentiments toward the Christmas specials on TV. Watch ing the Christmas program Nester was the best part about Christmas. lt made me cry. Christmas meant palm trees for Sr. Derek Weingart. 'll went to Hawaii for Christmas with my family. lt was the best present l have ever gotten. Some felt little Christmas spirit at all. Said Sr. Jeff Cannon, Hlloh, Humbugl Undeniably, the holidays must be given cred it for adding life and festivity to the monotony of school. Mike lit: vanogh F ,,.. Citrix' lil llriiilrsnn lriyoig A r tilt Mitral vid Sin m li ,mv-r,n were Em Rydberg Oh, goody, rime ro open presemrs! Jr. Chris- tina Fortune admires rhe lovely rie reiuc- ranrly received by Sr. Julie Lerner in a gifr exchange, ,av ll I !,,.-.M A? '.-- 4 ' ' '1 ffr f , , Wm 1 if f,,'f :wi wi, g, ,f, H 5 fl f-fr y . Eric Vlvdbem Ranwba reiurns, Overiana srvie Vie-inam Vereranu Jr. Robert Hixson experiencei a flashback farrn ine vvar as ne bianisiv siares ai his Iaciser. a a e '-Q-..e. ,,, innpersanaring ine German Sanra Ciaus 'iNiiealaus, Helga Wort brings a air af German ce-ie-braiian io ine ciassraofn Sr. Shaun Ryan iai-ses aavanrage of ine gaaa cheer as ne relives ine Cniidnaaa aracrice of invading Sanias srasn Holidays om- ah- ah Seemingly nundreds of ace fors and acrresses bounded onro me srage and raised rbeir voices in perfecf narmony in rne final scene of rne musical Oli- verl Tnis play bad ine biggesr casf ever, rang- ing from elemenfary scnool boys TO seasoned vererans of rne sroge, To rbe eyes of fne audi- ence, rne size and fbe beauriful voices of ine casf seemed incredible, Singing was me nignlignf of ine play, wnicn was performed Jon. QQ rnrougn Feb. 1 in fne audirorium, Tile musical aspecf adds an inrriguf ing dimension TO me play, and l love ro sing, Musicals are iusr exfro fun, said Sr. Melanie Wilhite. ine musical was very emofionol. Going from fne peppy, brignr song i'l'd Do Anyfning' ro fne doleful i'Wnere ls LoveP, feelings rose and fell from one scene TO ine nexr. Jusr obour everyone Iefr rne oudirorium numming fneir favorife song, Because of all me fime ir rools ro ger rne ploy fogefner, many new friendsnips were formed and old ones sfrengfnened. Soph. Cyd Rosen- baum said, i'Tne cosr was unbelieveably close. Everyone gof olong greorf' in I wdwi Widow Corney fries ro lseep me rnreof rnar sne will screom if ne becomes fresn Jr. Steve Seidenfeld fries ro convince Jr. Rachel Kletke fo become bis bride The grand finale scene brougbr me wnole cosr fogerlwer Afrer singing wirn all rneir beorr, ilne cnorus looles on wnile me ocrors false me limeligni 88 Acriviiies l'Oliverl , based on Diclsens' novel, raises place in England in rne l85O's. lf is abouf a down and our orpnon, alone and frignfened in an uncaring world. l-le is sold ro an underralser, rolsen in by a bond of picl-zpoclsers, loclsed up in jail, and lsidnapped before finally finding love in a lsindly genrleman. l gof confidence in my singing. If was greaf ro lenow l could really do ir, said Jr. David Tolson of bis solo. Confidence seemed ro be a lsey in ine play. lr seemed TO bring our fne besf in everyone's cnaracrer. Tne enrire casr pulled rogefner ro give one of fne besr performances of rneir life, Bofb casr and crew alilse puf in nour upon nour of fime inro me play, bur ir was definifely worfn ine sacrifice. Said Sr. John Goe. Tne besr parr is rlwe curfain call. Hearing rne applause gives you rne besf feeling in rne world. Jealousy was wnor Oliver found wnen his life mode o rurn for ine berrer Sr. Kirk Bouzarelos rougns up ine now oprimisric Sr. Laura Bevis. Cnris Caldren Owns Cowen ilvvl ll'k'i' ,ri Dnv. r Smrrlw l x i lrwwC1rr.'r On :1 beautiful morning Oliver Qpprc-crores lub new lwnppr new Played by Sr. Louro Bevis, he enjoys rho frc1qrnmQ mi 0 rose given ro him by Q wool yonder Soph. Steve Forker, Soph. Rory Segol, Jr. Sora Crosby, Jr. Donna Bellamy, Jr. Dove Prickett, ond Mr. LoGuordio brings the play ro life Clwria dren Owl, if1,rd'1fv- Mrs Sowcrberry, on We verge oi Q ncrrveuf, orculsdwvn, gersr 0 har in me mos- warn wczror Sr. Ginger Morgolin is drenched as porr of hor role Sr. Melanie Wilhite lends rlwe bor QKNVOVNB Jr. Valerie Wuldrop, Sr. Emery Morrow, Sr. Lisa Desmond, and Jr. Dovid Tolson in rlwo song Corn Polw Pun M39 D n mn Arnermco She ws spomng J'm Lemini perform We dclsswc 'ABQ Fr. Cami Ihrig rs Q Dreodiocls Rosro bor dbond, sphff, ond cn Bob Morley disQ1pNe ulsoyo snuff 1 mv' wr fum wewrder Jrs. John Corson and I Ken! mow neo Vw 9 , ,gw , il Pwr Fr Ord 'mv il DQTDNCPXFU Cowd Ur We V0 ,env Qwws CPU av Q. I ff 35 , My Ows CIJWCVIJW ends, dre-odlodss, 0 Askew X E X x S Q Chrfg Qokjren hi nor splash, ol! eieme nrs of 0 comf Snare, boss, floor rom, Y , pie-re drum ser. Fr. Kevin Stevens brings rhese elemenrs ' rn duer. rogerher I0 0 complete dru A-O Acrwmes hen in doubt, twist and shout Ler ir all hang our. This was rhe underlying rheme of Winrerfesr weels. Blazers ler rheir besr hang our wherher ir was lerring go ar rhe ralenr show, giving blood ar rhe blood drive, or dressing up lilse rheir favorf ire Colfax Ave. personaliry. Winrerfesr inrro- duced a new school comperirion, rhe 'lMr. Overland conresr. Fifreen senior males were nominared by srudenrs ro comoere againsr each orher in a oageanr ro derermine who will wear rhe crown of rhe ulrimare male of Overf land. Jr. Carolyn Berg said, The comperlrion is grear. This is rhe lasr year or Ol-l5 for rhese guys, and rhey deserve a chance ro ger an srage and acr crazy. Mr. Overland candidare Sr. Chuck Koskovich described his oarr in rhe oageanr as a rhrill and an honor. Candidare Sr. Derek Weingart merely called ir 'lridiculous . Overland's firsr ralenr show in rhree years was held during Winrerfesr weel-Q. Performing acrs ranged from a Broadway dance acr ro a heavy meral guirar blare-off reaching rhe rhreshold of ear-solirring pain. Performer Jr. Rob Cohen said, 'Before rhe show, l was very ner- vous, bur rhar changed when l gor on srage and l had a grear rimef' Anorher Winrerfesr acriviry was a masauerf ade dance. The dance fearured music by KBCO and rhe crowning of Sr. Dave Heywood as Mr. Overland. On Wednesday of Winrerfesr weels, seniors dressed up as denizens of rhe Colfax Avenue area, juniors as sroners and flower chil- dren, sophomores as slsi bums, and freshmen as Rasrafarians. Overland ler ir all hang our. Sr. Dave Heywood gives his besr answers ro judge Sr. Coleen O'Brien. The candidates for Mr. Overland comper ed in a pageanr lilso armosohere. Q i aw? Auf! if .R ss, 11 CL Dinar, Phi Ligrrw Tuesday nighr of Winrerfesr was iwo buds movie nighr, organized by Sr. Liesl Buck, Blazers boughr hall af rhorr riclser ar school and half a' rhe movie 5 l Chris faldrbn The girls go crazy for a sharp dressed man Sr. Dave Krovitz singlehandedly our rhe oolyesrer indusrry bacls on irs feel for dress up day You need coalinf baby l'm nor laolin' Srs. Scott Young and Dave Fox, rhe Double Bass Dlirz , olay rhe lead brealx ra Led Zeooelins Whole Larra Love Winrerfesr upia' Strikes Again There ore rrodirions for ol- mosr every holidoy, lilse lsissing under rhe misrleroe for Chrisrf mos, hiding eggs for Eosrer, ond dressing up for I-lollovveen. Bur vvhor do you do for Volenrines Doy? Give blood, of course! Volenrine's Doy begon eorly on Februory l3fh for mony sru- denrss lf you fulfilled rhe oge ond heolrh require' menrs, you could donofe blood for o vvorrhy couse. The senior closs sponsored rhe blood drive vvirh rhe help of Mr. Ben Bowen. The blood is being given ro rhe Bonfils Blood Bonls, who vvill disrribure rhe blood ro hospirols vvhere rhe blood is needed, soid senior closs represenforive Liesl Buck. Some people hod differenr feelings obour rhe ideo of giving blood. Sr. Kari Perkins soid, l felr fine unril l sovv rhe guy's blood nexr ro me, ond fhen I felr siclaf' Bur Sr. Andreo Peterson sold, ul rhinls if vvos reolly neor rhof I vvos giving I c isyci., 4 The lsissing bondir srrilses ogoinl Jr. Jennifer Mosier gers zopped vvhile sionding or her loclser unexpecredly by Sr. Jeff Connon. Jr. Jim Reid squeezes rho bor so rhor his blood moves more freely info rhe bog This movemenr speeds up rhe rorol process 42 Volenrine's Dov blood ro someone vvho reolly needed ir, The blood drive vvos o big success, collecfing Q1 pinrs. Along wirh rhe srudenrs, mony reochers porrici- pored. John Nitro sold, 'll didn'r donore blood iusf ro donore, bur becouse of rhe focr rhof ir vvos o school ocriviry rhor would benefif o lof of people. Only rhose srudenrs 17 or older vvere eligible ro donore blood. The blood drive wos one of mony ocfiviries rhor fools ploce for Volenrine's Doy, Memories of Volenrine Doys of rhe posr come bocls ro some srudenrs, Jr. Kris Solomon sold, l'The mosr memoroble Volenfines Doy l hod vvos rhe yeor my boyfriend ond l vvere going our ro dinner. We vvere in rhe drivevvoy ond he gove me flowers, buf rhen l rripped, grobbed on ro him, ond vve borh fell in rhe snow. lnsreod of reliving old Volenrine's Doys some sfudenrs fone rosized obour o perfecr woy ro spend fufure Volenrine Doys. Sr. Colleen O'Brien sold, I would lilse TO spend if wirh Bruce Springsreen, felling me he's on fire. Even vvirhour Bruce, srudenrs could donce rheir heorrs ovvoy Ol rhe Mosguerode Donce, sponsored by rhe Srudenr Council. The donce fools ploce on Fridoy evening, Februory lrlrh. Ar rhe donce you could celebrofe rhe holidoy be- hind o mosls ond enjoy o lirrle mysfery ond romonce, ond or rhe some rime, vvho lsnovvs, moybe Mrjlvlrs. Piighr vvos hiding behind o pig foce, Alleinfoll, Volenrine's Doy vvos o rruly enf ioyoble holidoy. As ir come ro o close, rhe rhoughf srill longered in some people's minds: Did Cupid srrilse me wirh his bovv ond orrovv, or vvos iriusr puppy love? Soph. Donny Allen ond his girlfriend Soph. Tino Allen celebrofe Volenrines Doy wirh pizzo They exchonged piz- zo Iilse rhe rrodirionol mgrirol roosr vw. s Y'A ,fr Q wif K ,. X of lric Tlvcfberg ii Inf ,. N.:'n.,'i- L .v -fu fy Ti., ' 11 -Slavs n comrlbules one plnl of blood ro rlwe O1 oolrwrs domoreo lle wos o Sr. George Horriso , ol , George LOUldVW'l wolulw TDC CCNA' 7 bor when lr come ro me nee e 'Hi Worm XXMV. Er: ll 'or mm, rl 1 X x,X cr rfrworrcmr lm gwlfwg blood Sr. Angie Evert lscops lwor arm lfi rllor Elevomg rho orm lim V H y . , Qoslrlolw Vv'llllC' resllrlg mrmorrooly C llydoerq P me needle is lrjecr- Sr, Tracy Worrell worches lmremsely os successful Blood Drive which resulrp ed, She porrrcloored in o ed in Princlpcrl Joe Adamo weorimg Q I-lowoilon oorfir me following Wedmesdoy. .17 E as 1 ,W 'K , , we , x, rf, , at A14- 7.89 . si- X X - N7 ...mn-aw ww. . ... .Q-, V-ff 'W,i,A, I I f,GL ' Chris Coldren During o honne rneer or Uroh Pool, Fr. Beth Ann Yomo- gishi does rhe oreosr srroke 44 Sgorrs Division 1 H hen rhe finol bell rong or 21130, rhosr sru- denrs were our rhe door, off ro do homework Bur rhe orhleres were ofreh or school unril six or seven or nighr, ger- ring in orocrice rime, The orocrice poid off, rhough. The foll soorrs orogrom hod o successful seoson. The vorsiry foorboll reorn did vvhor rhey hod never done before: rhey beor Creek. The volleyboll reom vvenr ro rhe ployoffs only ro be defeored by seven time srore chompion Evergreen, The vvinrer sporrs orogrom olso looked promising. The svvim reom hod o good seoson in spite of rhe loss of some key members, The vvresrling reonfi olso did vvell. The hours of procrice ooid off. Srudenrs, orhleres ond coocghes hod o sporrs orogrom ro be proud of. ing His orrenrion focused on rhe direcrion of rhe Doll, Jr. Rick Burn- side cornpleres his swing, Golf vvos one of nnony successful foll sporrs, Em llydoe g As reornrnore Sr. Jeff Barber looks on, Sr. .loe Funk evodes Nivvor opponenrs ro shoot rhe ooll Doskerooll wos only one of severol vvihrer sporrs Wirh rhe boil held righrly, Sr. Wade Young begins ro run ir beck. The vorsirv foorbgll reom hod rheir oesr seoson ever, defeoring Creek ond going ro rhe oloyoffs. Z-H -Q-N. ug, ,i- ' F . A I J., 5 fffg . k fi . . ',w,, +fQ 1 -fu . mi, 'S , - , -if X ffalgt ,gs w Y ew .3 . K ,.f.:.,lz: .k,. ik :X?W xT :m, ,Q , ii . , -Q' - + ' i 1.' i'. 4 i L wiv' Q . Sgorrs Division 4 FOOTBALL The 1984 varsiry Blazers were a rough acr ro follow. Nor only did rhis ream follow ir, bur rhey wenr on ro have rhe grearesr season in Overland his- rory. Jr. Cathy Lang was one of many srudenrs who had doubrs about rhe ream ar rhe beginning of rhe season. Afrer losing rhe grear players we had lasr year, l didn'r rhinls we would have a very srrong ream, bur ir was obvious rhar our ream had rhe desire ro win, because we did, said Cathy. The season srarred wirh a lopsided vicrory over Lirrleron, imply awesome By Homecoming, rhe Blazers had an impressive 7-O record as rhey bear rhe Arapahoe War- riors 219. One game, however, srood our as rhe highlighr of rhe sea son-rhe long-awaired vicrory over Cherry Creels. x'Team unif ry and characrer gave us rhe edge againsr Cherry Creelsf' said head coach Tony Man- fredi. lr was rhe firsr rime rhe vorsiry ream had ever bearen Creels, and rhey were rhe only ream ro do so in rhe regular season. The win was nor only an oursranding accomplishf menr for rhe foorball ream, bur a moral vicrory over irs archf rival which also resulred in rhe Cenrennial League Cenrury Di- vision championship, impressively, rhe foorball ream ranlsed in rhe rap rhree in rhe Cenrennial League in every one of rhe following caregories: roral offense of C328 yards per game, roral defense allowing only 202 yards per game, poinrs scored per game C27 ave,D, poinrs allowed per game C12 ave,D1 roral passing yardage of oo yards per game , and roral rushing yardage of 258 yards per game. Excepr for rhe defeat by Smolsy Hill, rhe Blazers ap- peared almosr invincible unril rhey were bearen by Thomas Jefferson in rhe second round of rhe srare playoffs, Alrhough rhe loss ended rheir season, rhey had every righr ro be proud of whar rhey had done, said Manfredi. Jr. Casey Mur- phy spolse for many when he said, Wirh a 10 and 2 record rhe Blazers were simply awe- some! Firsr ream All-League players included cenrer Barry Lutter- man, guard Sean Sauner. run- ning bacls Tommy Williamson, defenisve lineman Durl Reed, defensive end Bruce Gimens, and linebaclser Jeff Hill. Eric Tlydberg Rushing againsr Herirage is no problem for Sr. Tommy Williamson. In his firsr year on rhe vorsiry ream, Tommy was rhe Blazers leading rusher wrih 892 yards. 4lOQ -t were great. 66 I never missed a game this season. The Blazers Mrs. Mary Young Tlydberg Defensive end Bruce Givens purs pressure Homecoming game. The Blazers defeared on rhe Arapahoe quarrerbacls during rhe rhe Warriors 21-Q, Eric flydbc-rg Eluding a Gareway defender, Sr. quarrerbacls Joe Funk scrambles ro gain exrra yardage. Overland wenr on ro defear Gareway 37-o. During rho Cherry Crook gorne, Sr. Jeff Hill our for o pass Continuous pressure from rhe ooinrs in Oyerlands firsr yicrory over Creek oiiernois 'o sack rho auarierhack as he rolls Blazer defense held rhe Bruins ro only 7 ww- 1 Lil' Q K .. . .U , X . r, 3 Varsity Foaroall 102 4 M J :,r g , , ,. Ogg ODE i I ,,, ,I r , ,, , V,,, , , 'r', , .1 M, Lirrleron WEy,Wi2Lr,9Qr i. fr . Wt Es.: iff Hr- gggfwor ig gg , , as ' 'V' A V' 4. , J I 'A ,, Hfi . ' I ' t T a free ee fe-L-rr J N e r - GW-Us 27 rr px. L X ' ' ' A ' , Wg? 'i ri' ' l-lerirage 23 O n J: hlgll rv ? a'EYg'5 , Q I x Y it or V S ' SJ. ' Arapahoe SZ r ' -' V ' - B A, , ' A '.V' H moky Hill fi' s '3 A . ,, J. J I A 5 , V ,, d ' Ch ci 21 7 Sr: fffii' aff' 1'-' , . 4 hi 'Q,fQ,v'?, Q, f-we-,y , Ju' iz-23? meg 35 14 , ' A fn I A s, r .1 ' - ' '- J Q' X Ar Ugg., X i E X G f :Semi ,F X , 1, m ,xi , W' , J ,jf b uy? v sure ' ,.'1 Y , g L ' 1' ' v'i '43 ' l H ir N --' ' ' ' Q Green Mounrain 20 o . fre ' , N We Thomas Jefferson S 21 'A's Nrr'rrA 'V ' J T1 J r 'J Zerw K VARSITY FOOTBALL: FRONT ROW: Wally Edwards, Dwi Reed, Wade Young, John McCiees, Dave Reeb, Sean Souner, Sherf rnon Scholren, Treg Pedrerr, Reggie Sio- ples, William Coe, ROW 2: Manager Shei- ley Wairz, Jim l-laun, Randy Grass, Coach Ted Shonrz, Coach Harry Bull, Coach Jim Bond, Head Coach Tony Manfredi, Coach Woodie Srnirh, Trainer Jim Gillen, Coach Mike Rornonsky, Geoff Murphy, John Vowells, Manager Cindy Clifran. ROW 3: Don Milliron, Jae Killeen, Mil-ie Cook, Wayne McDonald, Morrin Taylor, Shane Caldwell, Chuck Isoskovich, Howie Lad' son, Greg Wilhelmi, John Brock, Dove Marhis, Chin Bae, Manager Mike Berk- heirn. ROW 4: Dove Garcia, Ed Bushei, Jim Wehner, Tim Rosenzweig, Craig Nassl, Frank Woodhouse, Jim Carmichael, Paul Baron, Brad Siler, Henry Sun, Mark Felgenhauer, Sean Olivor, Chuck Wenno- gle, ROW 5: John Srernper, Tommy Wil- Iiannson, Keirh i Mi:Dode, Scorr Marrin, Bruce Givens, Joshua Doyle, Dan Solo mon, Mike Cox, Barry Lurrerman, Scorr Perringer, Torn Freeman, Chris Poulin, BACK ROWQ Mario Redd, Bill Schloernan, Dove Snyder, Troy Kaiser, Jan Schwarz, Brent Graham, Mike Johnson, John Franks, Jeff Hill, Joe Funk, Rob Kulbacki, Anranio Barrera, David King, .L l iii.-niiiiylni l Will' Vorsir Faorball 47 Frs. Scott Dyer, Todd Sherman, and Mike Biltimier lools on as Fr. Marcus Litterst pre- pores to run the boil dovvn the field Fr. Tom Killeen hesitates before deciding which vvoy to run Offensive decisions en ooieo the freshmen to defeot every de 'ense T , Tl! . ..0eI'3b1-ZfiS2'.l'H.Yl 4, 2 --Q if-'Y 4 f M ' , fe-in.' 1 l'lUlvssf-cu X . i Huff E.. .E 'XI 'N - tx ,I I , , - . ,.., 5-J-,yn ,M l l Eric Rvdbeig etting the job done FOOTBALL There wos oiob to be done. It was one thot the freshmon ond sophomore football teams did vvell: it vvos winning. The sophomore football team had o very good season, one of which they were justifif ooly proud. We reolly wanted to vvin this year, soid Soph. Scott Nannemon, ond win they did. They finished in sec- ond ploce in the Centennial League with o record of o-3. The offense averaged o totol of 219 yards rushing and 200 yards passing, ond goined o to- tol of 254 points in O gomes, averaging 24.5 points per game. The defense held other teams to on overoge of 13 points per gome, Three team members, Rob Dirge, Melvin Rasberry ond Scott Nanne- man vvere in the vorsity line-up vvhen not playing sophomore gomes. Teom members otttibuted their success to tolent ond to other ployers, out most of all to teom spirit ond o desire to win, Team cooperation wos one of the best things about the seof son, soid Soph. David Moor- head. The teom's coach, Jeff Thompson, soid, 'lThe teom's strong point vvos thot they played together os o teom ond not os individuals. For this group, their team spirit ond hord worls poid off. The undefeated freshmon teom placed first in the Ieogue. With o score of 20-17, they bee come the first freshmon football team to beat Cherry Creels. The freshmon defense held oppos- ing teoms to on overoge of oA points per gome, while the off fense averaged 25 points. In their game against Aurora Cen' trol, the defense lsept the Cen- trol Troions from scoring while the Blazers scored ol points. Coach Jeff Sweet cooched Blozer footooll for the first time this seoson. His ployers agreed thot he was o good coach. I thought our coach is the best l've ever hod, soid Fr. Doug Day. The freshmon cooch op, proved of his ployers also. Sweet soid, The chorocter of the teom is outstanding. I con't osls for more. This mutual re- spect got the freshmen well on their vvoy in their football co- reers. From the three sophomores vvho were in the vorsity lineup to the freshmen playing football for the first time, the players oll had one thing in common. They worlsed hord, stucle with the teom, and got the loo done. 485 The boys were all happy with the coaching and 66 the games had o positive atmosphere. Everyone had a good time. 99 Mrs. Vinnie Biltimier Freshman Foarball 8-O OHS OPP Regis 28 7 Gareway 14 8 Smoky Hill 28 13 Hinkley 20 6 Aurora Cenrrol ol O Mullen 14 O Cherry Creek QU 17 Rangeview 21 O FRESHMAN FOOTBALL: FRONT ROW1 Robby Brandhursr, Mark Srilwell, Scorr Lil- lig, Ki Bang, Chris Winen, Cornelius Rivera, Philip McCarry, Brirr Jesperson, Elberr liar- iaga, Paul Romero, Kerry Caldwell, ROW 21 Jeanna Hendrickson, Mike Zack, Eric Aurry, Marcus Lirrersr, Donny Dykmon, Neil Marrin, Sreve Hughes, Kevin Srevens, Scaroraugh Muniz, Bill Everr, Morro Lugar. ROW 31 Coach Jeff Sweer, RD. Wisby, Jeremy DuPont, James Hanna, Chris Schreiber, Chad Huber, Charlie Tuffield, Shawn Kessler, Mike Lindsay, Coach Cook. ROW 4: Shaun Corberr, Sreve Sulli- van, Jason Morris, .lulies Phillips, Tim Mar- rinez, Lars Chew, Mike Vowells, Tom Kile leen, Mike Laurienri. ,ROW 5: Dennis Schenkenberger, William Parker, Mark Sweigarr, Carl Upchurch, David Gnose, Sran Griswold, Luis Rivera, Doug Day. TOP ROW: Trevor Gallup, ,Darryl Sanders, Todd Sherman, Mike Whan, Mike Biirie mier, Tom Fullerran, Troy Chambers, la' son Dow-Pererson, Scorr Byers Sophomore Foarball o-3 OHS OPP Lirrleron 84 11 Gaiewoy 27 O Mullen 35 7 Fairview 18 15 Boulder 20 23 SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL: FRONT ROW: Gail Schulrz, Dave Demeriir, lay Gins- berg, Jay Wymer, Donny Galasow, Lynn lfiorromley. ROW 221 Don Frank, Jim Weisr, Mark Ashby, Shaun Srevens, Sean McGechie, Gary Wheeler, Brad Spencer, George Marrinez. ROW 3: Coach Jeff Thompson, Herb Whire, Larry Ruiz, Trenron Norman, Rodney Wong, Bill Mercer, Scorr Smeesfer, Vince Srellino, Coach Terry Todd, ROW Herirage 41 O Arapahoe 443 20 Smoky Hill O 19 Cherry Creek 8 15 4: Marlon Azada, Rob Dirge, David Moorhead, Craig Liedell, Todd Johnson, Doug Rulisan, Barrerr Aschenbrenner, Ren Cluchey. ROW 51 Ryan Thomas, Tor Aaresrad, Scorr Bond, Dill Raberrs, Sieve Duck, Sieve Nicely, Scorr Nanne- man, TOP ROW: Brian Allman, Rudge Dickinson, Ricky Franklyn, Mike Prorex- rar, David Gleason, Melvin Rasberry, Donnell Thurman, Todd Madden. qs ., va, Lk . g I :V .Q, A - T A32 A 'wr . is f' . ' lx' - 9 - - ' s' 'Q .tm 'W yo . :T f CQSTQLSY '111si,68'i44U:g,pS2 ,,,7g:,.-10:55 . , ' Rig ,5 ,mit , W , 532, Qvn B1 154,591 5112411 g'jQ,g 1 z .Q A i A, fl A- in 3, im:wf49.3'-293825 3s?31Q'.'I Q-19,316 . ' r '?f .iii 6 , l ' I 1o:g,s21g .35,E:45sQ 83? 50 5335-E?'5,r'3 1 irjgflr , 5 i '. . A . v - 'N 1 1, S . , i 'Hr' 1 ' 4 58p242i3::t,lg :171 .Jes -5:44:QSB:' .nh '13 ,-' T -' -We we 2 ws 'r ?'A Qrslf ,Q l , - T , Qi , Q Q ,iq 'Q' ,L +I 4, , K , ., 3 l A , V. ,, ,f V T H fl' , I .. . , C C, ..si . ' + fy- S W A 1 s f A A r , -sf A fi . - r f 4 1 sv .QP fi, ?. V w ujfbmy lf 3 .sl 'H l- .is qqsl lan I ,sex ..-4 s 1 . 1 C ,s C 1 , 'S-se Sflftl-, J CC ' Sai ' rn 'wx . 1 1 . . Oi . Llliidiird While prarecring rhe ball, Fr. Marcus Litterst srruggles ro break free of a Hinkley defend Copy llsfari l-' Roddy liiyaul Anqll- Mrzrwlluld Cfrwr: Q sg' 4 , X, , Cs., s Us Kiki' Q, F er The hard working Blazers Wan ihe game 20-O : LN Chris U'r1l1'r:'O To fool rhe apponenrs defense, quarrer back Soph. David Moorhead brings rhe ball around ro make an unexpecred pass Lrg Ryclvu. As rhe line remains sei for rhe snap, a run across rho field brings Soph. Shaun Stevens near rhe quarrerback Sooh fFrosh foorball Vorsiry Volleyboll 24-2 OHS OPP Cherry Creek 2 0 Arvodo Wesr 2 1 Heritage . 2 O Hlrwlsley 2 O Lirrleron 2 O Evergreen 1 2 Smoky Hill 2 O Golden 2 O Boulder 2 O Rongevlew 2 0 Heriroge 2 O OHS lnvr, lsr Wheorridge 2 1 Gorewoy 2 U Aropohoe 2 O STATE Smoky Hill 2 O Widefield 2 O Cenrrol 2 O Evergreen ' 1 2 Boulder 2 O Pomono 2 O Fairview 2 O Store Grd VAllSlTY VOLLEYBALL: FRONT ROW: Tomi Lynch, Amber Andrews, Joml Long, Wendle Fullerron, Merci Reirz, Nolen, Dono Knighr, Michelle Mroz, An- joli Budhlrojo, Tomi Gosh, Carlo Colvin, Momoger Rochelle Thomas. Mellsso Mensile, BACK ROW: Coach Kris Pl rlrlrf vm' X 'Mgr Teom lwddles sdpolled volooble imformo Jr. Jomi Long spllses me boil oroumd me 'loo ood supoorl for reom members Be ooposlmg Rod-xy Mourwroln oloclsers os her rvveom gomes Coach Kris Nolen odvises reommores worcjh llc' room 50 Volleyboll lS bom o meorol ond physlcol gome Jr. Jomi Long cooceorrored on per fecrly ploclmg me Doll ro score ogolmsr Smoky Hull. Orr-5 Colovew assing it on VOLLEYBALL Overland vs. Evergreen: lr was a preseason game, but ro for rhe varsity volleyball ream, ir was one of rhe mosr imporranr of rhe enrlre season, Nor only was rhe ream our ro bear Ever- green, but the crowd was, foo. The crowd wanted ro win al- most more rhan rhe ream, said Jr. Stacy Redmond. Varsi- ry player Jr. Marci Reitz said, lr was an imporranr game, and we lsnew lr. We had ro ploy rough because we lsnew Evergreen was no pushoverf' Afrer playing three games, in which Overland won rhe first and Evergreen rhe second, the match ended with the score 14- lo, in Evergreen's favor. We had great team unity, and a competitive drive rhar helped us do well rhis year, said volleyball coach Kris Nolen. This competitive drive tools the ream all rhe way ro stare. All rhe personalities on rhe ream got along really well, We al- ways had fun together, said Sr. Tami Lynch. Marci sold, When you have so much re- spect for your coach and ream members, ir pushes you to do better. Anorher reason rhe ream did so well was because of rhe crowd support, Jr. Anjali Budhiraja said, 'lYou could feel rhe support. lr helped us play berrer when we lsnew our fans were behind us. The crowds were largely made up of par- ents, younger volleyball ream members, and football players. The team enrered the district playoffs as one of rhe favorires ro win rhe district championship. After achieving rhis goal and advancing ro the srare playoffs, rhey bear Widefield in their first game. The following day they played Evergreen, and al- rhough rhey played a challeng- ing march, Evergreen won, Overland went on ro play Po- mona and false rhird in rhe AA division, Four players made All Conference. Honorable Men- tion was Sr. Dana Knight, sec- ond ream was Sr. Amber An- drews, and first ream piclss were Jrs. Marci Reitz, the feam's Leadership winner, and Jami Long, who was also cho- sen rhe ream's Most Valuable Player. The All City ream, made up of six players, fools three from Overland-Marci, Jami, and Amber. Amber was also nominared for rhe All Stare ream. They never gave up that was the big determin- ing factor They were down many times, but their super determination brought them back. Mrs Nancy Colvin :Eg Q 1 WL. cg- N. QU 1 L ,...-v ,nn 13:8 Eric llydborg Coverage was very imporranr ro Over and Dana Knight bacls up Jr. Marci Rerfz land's greardefense. Srs. AmberAndrews as she passes rhe ball C py Amber Lalmlnqor L your Tami Gash Varsiry Volleyball 51 eams improve VOLLEYBALL The driving force rhar vvas behind rhe sophomore valley ball ream vvas rhe new vvav rhar the coach, Maureen Kel- ley, decided ro rell rhe ream vvhar rhey heeded ro improve. She vvanred ro malse rhe ream more efficienr rhanjusr anorher sophomore volleyball ream, Communication vvirh the play- ers as vvell as honesty was srressed. As for rhe players rhem- selves, they lilsed rhe idea of being rold srraighr and ro rhe poinr. And rhar was all rhe en- couragement rhey needed ro conrinue ro go on ro vvin five of rheir lasr six regular season games. I feel rhar determina- rion and dedication were rhe foundarions of our ream. Thar is why we performed so well, said Soph. Jade Buie. Although team dedication vvas impor- ranr, a more personal dedica- rion was also sought. Players were encouraged ro excell indi- vidually as well as ro help earn ream vicrories, The sophomores ended vvirh a 9-5 regular season record. They also vvenr undefeated ar an end of rhe season tourna- menr when they svvepr five srraighr games from their league opponents. The JV team used irs losses as learning experences and rheir vvins ro boosr their spirits. Most of rhe vicrories came against rough reams, which showed rhar rhe JV's would soon be ready ro meer rhe srandords ser by rhe varsiry ream. Although rhe JV ream vvasn'r auire as ex- plosive as rhe sophomores, they finished vvirh a 9-4 regular season and a 2-3 record in rhe rournamenr. Even rhe rvvo freshman reams vveren'r loolxing bad ar rhe end of their regular season when they managed ro picls up rhe pace ro finish vvirh near idenrical records as rhe fresh- man A team finished ar 5-5 and rhe B ream finished or o-4. Borh recorded 2-8 records in rhe sea- son-ending rournamenr. Courtnee Calvert was rhe Freshman Mosr Valuable Play- er. Frosh. Tanya Pacheco, Jenny Dittman, Tracey Co- burn, and Soph, Jill Gebhart all received Mosr Valuable Players awards for their oursranding ef- forrs in rhe tournament on rhe sophomore ream, and Soph. Pam Morgan was rhe JV vvin- ner of rhe award. Soph. Amber Laiminger won rhe Leadership award for her exceptional per- formances on rhe JV team. The Sophomore Leadership award vvenr ro Amy Sargent. Soph Jill Gebhart vvarches her rvvrn, lsrrsrin, as she helps score rhe winning poinr rn rhe home game againsr Cherry Creels ,A wow Corrs Uirrdlzrrd Jr. Donno Bellamy sers rhe ball for Soph. Melissa Mensik ro sprlse, while Jr. Stacey Redmond caorioasly avvairs a rerbrn from Cherry Creels SQQQ The coaches gave it to them straight. Winning is 66 important but seeing them play and having a good time is even more important. Mrs. Allo Goldin J Cnris Drrlcili vid T' fi! vl Freshman A 55 OH5 opp y M Sophomore Volleyball Cenrral 2 O Smaliy Hill 2 - O 9 5 lkangeview 1 ' 2 Central y L 2 1 1 ' L , OHS Opp Smoky W' 11 2 Ue le 1 2 G Arvocio West 0 2 Smoky i-mi 2 0 Rangeview 2 O Cherry Creek 2 1 Hmme Q 0 Cer-mol 2 O Bennerr 1 2 Tournament 2 3 Everglen O 2 Bouider O 2 C e V Geek 1 2 , yi 1 Golden V 2 0 Fairview 2 0 Fmasiimiari A VOLLEYBALUFRONT izowi 1 siiey, Merediih Cligimii, esoroii ioreiiiom, C 2Q '9eV'eW 5 3 Cll?f'Y Geek 2 1 Tae-I-lui Kim, Michelle Cranmef, Sanse Se- Jenni Kiernan, Nikki Dardanog Krisra mewoy Fef'fOQG 1 2 Arapahoe O 2 Lirrleran 2 0 verson, Manager Sherri Mulfard, Hearher Eversley, Jeni Knight, Amie France. BACK ROW: Coach Barb Allen, Michelle Man' H K' -- -f l-laeppner, Tania Calderbank, Melissa Nor- mand, Courrnee Calverr. . Y -YV- IE 2 E '7 ca ,K ,JU 29 ,fp 'V .. ,az X I km, b . y re 9111131 l 3' ' 3 3 1 9' 1 0 . V' 1,29 E? we ,, -if-'I if ia 44 . Y ' qi. ' V N 9 1 iro g 15 my iiee 5 K 1 i 1 ,',:., 1, N,,, , 2 li lem: W U M FRESHMEN D VOLLEYBALL: FRONT ROW: Sraci Milliron, Kim Arnip, Lisa Hardin, Virgin' ia Gorseveslsi, Manager- Sherri Mulfard, Krisrin Werrh, Carrie Bloom, Nicole Com- rnanara, Mary Lee. ,BACK ROM Kristie Faison, Lona Grayjvlichelle Grifrin,fCoach Kim Kenyon, Missy Irwin, Kim Goodwin, Laura Rush, Dori Brown. SOPHOMORE VGLLEYBALL1 FRONT ROW: TressieiTruerr, Jade Duie, Tonya -Pacheco, Jill Carlson, Traci Coburn, Amy Sargent, BACK ROW: Manager Parrie McClain, Jenny Dirrmon, Jill Gebharr, Karhy Galclin, Hearher Dowd, Kristin Gebharr, Lisa Borey, Coach Maureen Kelley. Zemi JV VOLLEYBALL. FRONT ROW: Stacey -Redmond, Dee Dee Johnson, Pamela Morgan, Gina Dupre. BACK ROW: Coach Jeanne Shanrz, Sora Severson, Rochelle Gallup, Desire Thorpe, Amber Laiminoer, Donna Bellamy. JV Volleyball V Freshman 13 1 Q14 O-A ' OHS OPP OHS OPP I Arvada Wear O 2 Smoky Hill 2 1 Ceflfffll 2 O 5m0l1Y Hill 2 0 Hinkley 2 O Cenrral 2 1 C0919 ROCK O '2 C9'flff0l 1 i 1 2 Evergreen O 2 Boulder 2 1 Sf'TlOl'9y 2 ' 1 CCIQYTY CVEQK ,.L' ' 2 - Q kfmlden 1 Q Fgifview Q U Bennerr 1 2 V RGVWQSWGW 1 2 Rangevlew 1 2 Cherry Creek 2 1 Chef V Y 59934 2 0 Beflfleff 2 1 Gareway 2 O Herlrage 2 1 Arapahoe 2 0 - 1 1 lun! lnllnnnnnn has an an in Cripy Piii ip La,oie Layoai Bradley llyan JV fSoQh f Frosh Volleyball 5 8 eam's goal is goals SOCCER Kicking info ocrion could de- scribe whor rhe vorsiry soccer reom did. Believing rhor rhey could molfe if TO rhe disfricr ploy- offs, rhey srood olone in or rempring fhis gool. We hod o young reom rhor no one rhoughr would do well, ond we mode ir ro rhe disrricr ployoffsf' sold Sr. Eric Rydberg. Thor vvos their mojor gool, ond rhe reom worked rogerher ro ochieve ir. We didn'f hove ony reol srors on rhe reomg wejusr vvorlsed os one, sold Sr. Dovid Heywood. Worlsing rowords rhe rop vvos long ond sometimes chol- lenging. Their vicrory ogoinsr Foirvievv vvos described os rheir besr gome. Coach Bruce Brown soid, Foirview won rhe leogue chompionship. lr proved TO us, by beoring rhem, rhor chollenges con be mer ond beorenf' Sporrsmonship, enrhusiosm, ond reomvvorls were oll o porr of vvinning. Brown felr rhor sen- ior coproins Eric Rydberg, Do- vid Krovitz, Dennis Winton, ond Jeff Arneson provided leodership in oll rhose coregor- ies, ond ir reflecred on oll reom members. A few ployers were honored for rheir oursronding conrribue fions during the seoson, The Mosr Voluoble Ployer ovvord vvos given ro Sr. Dennis Winten for his posirion os goolie. Sr. Do- vid Krovitz received rhe oword for Most lnspirofionol, ond Jr. Todd Williams re- ceived fhe lvlosr Improved ovvord. Alrhough only o few were honored, rhe reom proved rhor vvorlsing rogerher ond pushing rovvords rhe rop provided rhe molsing of o greor reom. The vorsiry soccer reom proved rhese quoliries ond gove OHS ond rhe closs of '86 one more rhing ro be proud of, soid Jr. Steve Devonney. 66 I feel thot yeorls varsity Defensive rocrics ore used by Soph. Adrian Soccer team is the best Williomsrosroponopponenr.Defensevvos rhe lsey for borh ieoms in Overlonds O 1 loss Overland hos ever hod. ro Smolsy iii Sr. Eric Rydberg ond Soph. Steve Arnot cooroinore o successful possing ploy This Worked Qs One- roomvvorls helped ihe vorsiry soccer ieofn ro o 10 8 regulor seoson record, Mrs' Marty .s w i s :smut gmnninnnumn-up .av sg., o 5 7 V , R, I X ,. gf A i A .. sfo JD- suns, X , W i ' 5 W' H Q - 1 ' s 545 62' 1, .Wasil H ff 4 mio 'Z' W' ' , Q Concenlrallnq on rhe ball, Sr. Dove Hey- Vl , 1 -, -' A V X wood 5ers ap a goal lle scores for rho shar ,, ' K 7 L J oar vlcrory oaalnsr l-llnleley r T 1 W 'Y K l4,.. 'r mr, ,ff ml The var5l'y Soccer reafn looks on as Coach Thelr faces shovv rhe hard vvorls accom- Bruce Brown plans second half srralegy plrgwcg qlnmg mg my Rolf 1 2 rr. l lmlful n. Sr. Alex Gorsevski moves rhe ball apflola as rho offense oeglns a oallconrrol rypo offense The learn oeal Rangevlovv Q31 Winfen, linisrer Arapahoe Hlnlsley Gareway Rangevlew Boulder Smoky Hill Regis, Alex Gorsevslsl, Gary, l4.C. Mason Hayurln. BACK ROW: Todd Wlle liarns, Steve Devanney, Tim Hall-Srlrh, Hey- Rudy Kim, Steve Amor, Dan HalI'Srlrh, Trlsha Wlnren san, Rob Ryan. ROW 2: wood, Randy Williamson, Ken Husney, Adrian Williams. Coach Bruce Brown, Varslry Soccer 10-44 OHS OPP 11 O Llrrleron 1 1 0 4 l-lerirage 1 O 5 0 Farrview 2 1 4 1 Central 3 1 3 1 Mullen 2 O 1 0 Cherry Cree-le O 4 0 1 PLAYOFFS 3 2 Fairview O 1 Varsiry Soccer 5 5 ast kicking action SOCCER Soccer: intense, fast-paced a tough sport, but well worth the strained effort, ac- cording to the boys' soccer players. The energy, enthusi- asm, and minute by minute ace tion of the games proved the long hours of practice worthf while. Jeff Keefe, coaching for the first time at Overland, was thrilled when his 10 A team beat Cherry Creels. lt was a first for Overland soccer, he said proudly, He was impressed with his players, The whole dee tense was outstanding! The team was equally impressed with their coach. Soph. Joe Stol- cis thought that soccer was great because Coach put ev- eryone in and everyone got the chance to play, Winners of team awards were Most Value able Player Fr. Ace Vaughn, Most Valuable Supportive Playe er Soph. Joe Stolcis, and Best All Around Player of 10 A Soph. Dave Eaton. Playing a competitive sport for the first time at Overland was exciting and challenging for freshmen players. Accord- ing to 1O I3 Coach Bert Dalton and Fr. Scott Preisser and Tony Bevill, the Aurora Central game was the thrill of the season. The team won 41 All in all, the guys were out to have a good time and learn the basics about soccer , said Dalton. Both the fans and the freshmen cheerleaders were supportive. Winners of team awards were Most Valuable Player Fr. Scott Preisser, Most Improved Fr. Tony Bevill, and Most lnspirae tional Fr. Jason Persoff. The team record was 8 wins, 8 losses, and 1 tie, JV soccer players enjoyed practicing with the varsity a great deal. Soph. Kevin Shive felt that the best, yet most frus- trating, part of the season was when they nearly beat Cheery Creels. I'We were tied and lost at the last minute, but we played a good game. Jr. Da- vid Hughes was happy about the team record and said, Eve eryone improved a great deal! Parents showed up cone sistently for the games, proving an inspiration to Coach Debra Etchison and the players. Win- ners of the team awards were Most Valuable Player Soph. Kevin Shive, Most Improved Jr. Matt Gibbs, and Most Inspi- rational Soph. Allan Harris. The team record was o wins and 7 losses. After watching Cherry Creek Recreational Soccer, it ff was good to see a more professional game. I en- Fr. Hayes Redmond of 1OBsoccer concen- joyed the QOYTTGS very fT1UCh trates whilejuggling the ball away from his - - rapidly approaching opponent, The out- Mrs' Lols Morgohn come of the game was a A-1 victory over Central 1 I, L Vs. fir: . i ?' S4141 i' ' C A 722if' 'wftm4'f'+'14?t4gt V' wwe, - . W . V V ,, My we -+ Q, , r Q r if ,, 'H-AA V .,,. ,, ,Ax ,,,! , I , - It sv , H ' H V' A . Q, 1' ' A I r f ,V W , t ' , ', ,,,, , y Q -fr , , . K Y yr ,V A I ,L V,,'tgfg,, ff: I Tiwft I, '. t ,W W ' 'L ,V ,K vs' MJT 4 ' 1 5,2 t f-,gf J ,A g X gg f sl- 'S w hr f fr t M5 3 'K'r'5M,g5,f'. Q ,, In ,. p ,V y....' fe .gf V , 0 5 HIYUV I A Y 'QM Agn. -3 17772 51, ,xv givin I sv.. ' ,K lim-. l - 4 3-J i Wrsuu vi HRK, ,, ,.. ffl, ,K ,,, U, Q. ,,. I Ax T r ' :wr 1' ,.,'-Q : M . 7 ' - , A , 'Al 'V'-' I fx 1!rx,,n f ' W? 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Many gymnasts were disqualified from competi- tion due to last year's Colorado High School Athletic Association CCl-ISAAD ruling stating that no student athlete may practice outside of the regular season with a team coach. lf the ath- lete or coach chose to do so, he or she would be excluded from participation in school-spon- sored athletic events that year. Team members who were lost in the walse of this decision were Sr. Terri Wyatt, Sr. Laura Barrett, Sr. Mary Beth Wise- man, Negar Ayromloo-ze- deh, U5 Gymnastics Federation member Julie Dunhll, and Coach Lindy Alexander. Jr. Sharon Hutchison said, We could have done even better without the ruling. Adapting to new coaches hin- dered an excellent perfor- mance on our part. But we did very well considering the cir- cumstances. This year's team was largely freshmen and new coaches, Jr. Stacey Todd said, Even after losing some of our best girls, we had a very strong comebacls, Everybody on the team improved much as indi- viduals, and the team was bet- ter as a whole. Although we miss our disqualified exteam- mates, some may join us next year, and we will lools forward to that. Coach Chris Brakeen said, lf we had all of the girls dis- qualified from the ruling on the team, we would have talsen state. Before the season start- ed, they had no coach. Nobody wanted to talse Mrs. Alex- ander's place. When l tools over as head coach, the team had to put aside Mrs. Alex- ander's methods and do things my way. ln spite of what seemed to be large obstacles in their way, Brakeen and Assistant Coach Iris Skadden led the Lady Blaz- ers through a very successful season. Soph. Anna Lisa Can- tor and Jr. Stacey Todd com- peted in state finals. Jr. Stacey Todd tools the All-American ti- tle. The team, as a whole, won nine meets and tool-1 third in the Centennial League. Sr Tania O'Hare displays a move unique ro heron the team. Tania is the only mem- ber of rhe 1984 varsity team rhat competed this year Sports News of the ruling was very discouraging to me. I 66 had spent so much time working very hard. l felt like all that work was down the drain. Sr. Terri Wyatt lsciny Day 99 Despmre ch rryury ro her lefr crm rhor she Erin Grohm performs durihgfroorexercrses, broke oh rhe uheveh porollel bars, Soph. LQ sr C Borda 5 '. Y r 19' A,.' ' ,Y he ir ', 1 Q 3 f- -Gf +f-A ' '-w-Ab' 1 ,I4,lf.i7,i:'r5i,,L ,. fQ..f k A41 'I i hr 55 s ri . C C5iRLSf' GYMNASTICS: 'FRONT ROW: . Torgove, Krista Orr, Kiki Holden, Brandy -smug Zahn, mmm Genre, mm rom Coors, BACK new Angra em, mr sorSfErirx Grghem, Negger Ayromloo-ze Q Scherer, Kirsten Czeczols, Bridgerre To- dehr BOW, 2: Mary Berh Wiseman! por, Ancaiiso Conror. NOT PICTURED: Q. 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N Q x is X 'N 'lim XX SMXX X Q XX ,Qin X X K X X N wr F' A x X Y K N iw X X, ss ,, Q X Q X wig' X . 3 N N X Q X N6 X X M M XX W, W X.XX.X ' M .' X X,X1X,XXss5-asf -55 ' ' K' W A - ' rr 17 l,fsXil'N .X -- .ees X SY-XXX XX X ' s K -f-XX .XXX XX A XXX X X , XXX, 'ws ' rr-- X rs - me XX X L- r-r' we XXXX X ,X X Cyrus Curdref' OWS Commn 4 I I 1 605 tarting all over SWIMMING Answering an advertisement in the paper led Jerry Urbach to the waters of Utah Pool as Overland's new Girls' swim- ming coach. Along with him he brought assistant coach Mike Richmond, who was student teaching at Overland, He also brought diving coach Ellen Ackinson, whom Jerry thought gave great attitude and spirit to the team. As Soph. Mandy Stroud said, lt was a fun seaf son. lr felt lilse oil the team members were treated eaualf ly, not as just an A-League swimmer, or a B-League swime mer, which made it easier for us to get along, Injuries, illnesses, and probe lems with the pool gave the team most of its difficulties. The team was forced to practice at Cherry Creels High School for two weel-is because Utah Pool had a leals and the boiler went out. Practicing at Creels was hard on everybody's schedule Cpractice time was from 4:30 7100 pmb, and worlsouts were hard to plan because they got less yardage Cswimming dis- tanceD, commented Urbach. The Aurora City Meet was the biggest meet of the season. Up against arch rival Smolsy Hill, Overland got its hopes up for a victory. Even though it tools sec- ond place behind Smolsy Hill, it went well with lots of team spirit and tough competition which made us worls harder, com- mented Sr. Tracy Loftis, who qualified for state in the 200 yard individual Medley and the 100 yard Butterfly at the city meet. Both Sophs. Stacy Reeder and Yvette Witzel agreed that the season went pretty well. Sr. Tracy Loftis said, The season started out rough with the new coach, and every' body had their little cliaues, but we soon started to form team unity. Team captains Srs. Hiede Teske, Tracy, and Gin- ger Margolin helped to l-seep the team together. The cap- tains did a greatjob lseeping us unified and letting us lsnow what was going on, com- mented Jr. Louise McAdams, who was a state qualifier in the 100 yard Breaststrolse. Fr. Gail Kravitz felt it was a very good team, with lots of talent, but didn't lilse the freshman job of putting in the lane ropes, Coach Urbach also thought the season went well. He was pleased with the improvements in times and loolsed forward to next season, 66 They look great, more unified, which shows dur- ing their meets. MIS, Cox While giving her arms a breals during proc fl, Chris Coldrr-n 3 Q S il Copy Noela Drown Layout Torn Irriber rice, Fr. Jill Treaber practices her Isicls Kicls ing was one of the more popular sets during worlsouts. Wlbv W V R QQ 'Tup- X 5 A, . if . A L f , . W rl! , , 4. 571, f dn. I. K' 'adm VA ,MEM . W rv, M M Chris Coldren Last minute changes cause confusion for Coach Jerry Urbach and Fr. Kelly Grismer at the Grand Junction meer. Many last min ure changes led many swimmers to discov er different strolses Swimming ain brings success CROSS COUNTRY Silhouetted against the sune set, the cross country team practiced along the waters of Cherry Creels Reservoir. Al- though this paints a picture of tranquillity, this team was far from being subdued. In one word they were dynamic. ln one of its best years, the girls' team went all the way to state and placed 10th. lndivide ually, Sr. Tim Oakes placed an impressive 14th in state for the boys. The success vvas due in part to both the mental and physical strength of its members. Be- cause it is such an individual sport, its participants had to have the courage to continue to run when their legs felt like lead, and their body sent palnf ful and powerful messages to their head pleading them to stop. Head Coach Grant Ste- vens said, The lsids on the team are very tough. lt talses a lot of determination to go our and run ten miles when it is so easy to quit on yourself and stop. Added Sr. Russ Horwitz, 'lThe squad did their personal best, l couldn't expect anything more from the team. Coaches Grant Stevens and Ed Ellis gave the team the cone fidence it needed to win. They really helped us malse it through the tough times, said Sr. Jenny White. The spirit and unity felt on the team also added to their suc- cess, On Thursdays before a meet, the team went out to dinner together to get each other psyched up. The coaches also made practices more bear- able by devising scavenger hunts in which teams had to run to certain places all over the city to get clues, and the winning team would get ice cream. The team is very close, and we help each other to lseep go- ing, said Jr. Noel Carlson. An Olympic tradition came to Overland. Sr. Tom Rompy accepts the torch from Sr. Todd Dolbier and continues to lseep the flame burning while running to Arapahoe High School I like the meets because my it's neat to see their determi- 66 friends are on the team and f1OflOl'1. Sr. Julia Elliott Steve Bowman The legs that propel the runners begin to feel heavy after the tvvo mile marls lsnow- ing she only has a mile to go lse-eps Jr. Noel Carlson going Stove Bowman 6255 QL At times, companionship is an essential ele- ment in running Soph. Heather Gifford and Sr. Jenny White encouraged each other to push their abilities to the absolute limit. 1 .n1F 'ln .Wd Steve Bowman 'gim- 'Q N ...A-13 - I Zemi Menral durabrllry IS seen on me faces, of all a , M.. alnleles Jr. Evan Armotas alles up me nexr lwlll whale Jr. Jim Geppner arrernprs ra pass a Gareway appanenr, Races mauro raral camrnrrmenr, c-yon lf rnar moana reslsrlng aaln Soph. Janna Garza collapsed aller 5prlnrlng TO me llrNl5lW 1 M- W 'X VMI Ili,-V -Newark., mmm Y V Q ,N 3 ' ,1 A fl-if do, K' ' K N., rx 1, H tw, W Q ' 'B X . X '. -J 9 4 .3 ,das . x , v X ' ' 4 R , x 1 . wg W 16-3 3555 Q v R' Ztiifk S R 1 we F we , W -fwu, , l... 4 1.1 We 'M -e-649 . ,ww Q.: if. .4930 'J' Skull lbw CROSS COUNTRY' FRONT ROW: Shawna Al- spaugh, Paulerre Garcia, Julle Dirrman, Noel Carlson, Alex Armaras, Jarod Traw, Bill While, Karen Howard, Linda Brown, Laura Prorexror, ROW 2, Dawn Smirh, Kelly Cage, Robe-rr Hlxson, Tim Oakes, Hearher Gifford Kristi Wheeler, Gina Beverly, Janna Garzar B Marc Hesrlng, Chris Sams, .lim Marringly, Russ Harwirz, Tom Rampy, Michelle Olazo- bal, BACK ROW: Coach Granr Srevens S' l-,s- Bmwrwar' I l Crass Counrry Meer Girls Boys 4 f Arapahoe 1Orh - f City Champ. 2rlw 5m W Llberry Bell 2m am Aurora lnv. 8rd 10 Bolder Boulder 5rh 25m Fas! Run an Banks lrn lsr Smoky Hlll 1lrl'1 20 OHS, lnv. - Bm Thunder Bird Inv. lsr 5m Disrrlcrs 2m llrh Srare 1Orh - Coach Karen Whlre, Chris Ryan, Heather B Helm, Mark Gleason, Jenny White, Melee Marrlngly, Derek Warner, Jamie Wilson, Ke- vin Norhsrine, Sean Barrerr, Scorr Skinner, Coach Ed Ellis, Manager Mara Cohen. Qopy Dr M l, l aynrll lkvlly 'ywll Luna Crass Caunrry -Q.: . xt., A4 ks, nyone fore tennis? TENNISXGOLF Volleys, serves, smashes, labs, These were some of the everyday terms used by the tennis team. This team was a group of individuals with one thing in mind: winning. Kill to win, was Jr. David Tolson's attitude. David had a sure-tire winning technique that he used faithfully, Whenever we had a really big match, l'd always wear my green and blue striped boxers. I never lost when I wore them! However, winning was only achieved after a lot of dedication and hard work, The team practiced every day after school as well as over the summer, But all work and no play can get quite boring. Soph. Tony Oakes de- scribed how he made practice more exciting, 'lWe'd buy Big Gulps at 7-'ll and pick on the freshmen. Overall, the season went well with the tennis team winning the Aurora City Cham- pionships. Jr. Steve Hayutin summed up his feeling for the season by saying, lt's not whether you win or lose, as long as you win. Winning was also on the minds of the members of the golf team. We had a lot of individual talent on the team which really helped us to win, said Jr. Rick Burnside. The golfers worked hard at their swings at Aurora Hills Golf Course after school as well as during the summer. Overall, the team did very well taking four members to state competi- tion and placing seventh. The best thing about the season ace kgs, cording to Sr. Steve Wallen hr was the individual types of people on the team. Everyone got along really well and being so different seemed to bring us closer together. Sr. Brad John- son summed up his feelings by saying, l'This is probably the best team we'll have for a long time, I go to the tennis matches 66 to watch Erik Zundel and Tim Oakes run around in Trying toavoidthegeese,Jr. Rick Burnside fheif 5h0r1'5! hopes for a hole in one Rick is getting .S Scott Gary Hoping for a birdie, Fr. Jason Duncan pre- pares to putt on hole 5. Jason had his best game at the league meet at Riverdale Country Club where the team placed sec- ond. ready to drive the ball that would place him Jr- Christie ROSS in the district meet ,X 5 ilrtty AQ J Wahengpar Parkerg L T i r 513219, Brad JDhr3SQf3,lKeft Sl'tively,75tx?ve c vmsitv Gait Hills J F5 J if SouthfSuburbon ' Bauider T f Q8th Pinehurst , oth- Riverdale Qnd IV. TENNIS: Jim Arapahoe l-lerirage Regis Hinkley Smoky Hill VARSHY TEl son,Laace-l 21 Marr Jones, Tim Oakes, Erik Kem Guerin, Tony Oakes. BACK ROW: 'T i ,. N- 'Q Q, , fl ,Av , , , A , f ,- 'V Y' Q 1' ,, '. . f 5 i 3 M A Q f , ,. I . 1 I V -, n pu ,g if r l xff, I V 1 . A xi ' V , A WZ v A R 2 t V V K l -v- M. , 1 1 j I' l i l' 7 f' r, 7 g , 5 i v ' , , K ' , ' '41 Z? ' l' r 57' 1' . X fl Nw f , 'L',g-lj,'4?gf'. if-.f L' .wart L 'vm A A vw Zemi Zemi Regis Smoky Hn: Cherry Creek Af'er complerirwg rw rlwlrd ace of me day, Soph. Tony Oakes successfully arremprs ro aefeai rw apporwcm Ol Ularu Parls MNH, A M , N,,W .,......i-f--' ' 5 rW,Wp,w.., MM-' 3, ,r l Tyler defeared Wwe 41 singles player from Hlrllsley Ol home Temr1isfGolf R lc ',ri i i i,.i tate if qiiinst Evergreen Sr. Amber Andrews riot, randy to spike the ball Jr. ,lami Long , 'Quay to hc-la nearby i' she is QQCQC A .' ms gi .,, g . M 'I sf r qw . . A-.vz we. 1 B Q fs ' N fs, fx it X3 x . rg A 1. sig. .sg i! i I A ,iw l g ,hkwk Q-, .i j It i ri . . ' Irs... . li ewes From Q0 degree, hot, sunny weather to Q degree cold, snowy weather the football team played on. The team took a lot of people by surprise in getting as far as they did in the playoffs. Missing the state championships by only two games, the Blazers had a great season. nl think that part of the reason why we did so well was because we worked together as a team instead of individually, said Sr. Tom Freeman, defensive back. The season had many high points. One particularly outstanding game was the first playoff game against Green Mountain High School. Despite the below freezing weather, many fans turned up to cheer the team on to victory, and the Blazers won the game. Unfortunately, the Blazers last to Thomas Jefferson in the second playoff game. The fans seemed to be very support- ive of the players. Parents did many ex- tra things for the team, such as preparing special dinners for them. Other fans showed their support by cheering the players on at the games, hanging up signs, and meeting the players back at the school to congratulate them. Even when temperatures dropped below freezing, it still didn't stop the fans. They showed up with sleeping bags, quilts, and thermosesto keep warm. Jr. Dave Reeb said, it really gives me a feeiing of confi- dence to look up at the srands and see everyone cheering us on. The football team ended their season with a record of 10-2. Other sports also did very well in the playoffs. The girls' varsity volleyball placed third at state. Swim team members Jr. Louise McAdams, Sr. Tracey Loftis, Soph. Kristina Roser, and Sr. Heidi Teske also went to state, as weil as gymnastics team members Jr. Stacey Todd and Soph. Anallsa Kantor. The entire girls' cross country team as well as Sr. Tim Oakes also went to state. I 5 oo Sports .off C 4- si f' trims.-v-sn . Ir Seems 'wmv mmhmmg com amp 07 Sr. Joe Funk. HQ FTNCVNC,lgOf1 'o ovcmd QQWVWQ VCJLWGO vm me more pknyoff ammo ogg-.Jrw Trwcumof, Joffcwaom Worwwqg Nord Hi w zu wow ngcnxrw Cherry Crook, Pmrwgcrvxew, cmd Boo! dv Mc' Dwwo vorsxry mum QLJOMVCU for 5IOlC C WM JWLO, me Qvis Cross, Courwy loom Noods hrown for a hoop BASKETBALL Dribble, dribble, poss, dribble, shoorl Wirh o whoosh rhe boll sinlss smoothly rhrough rhe hoop. This wos o fomilior scene ro boslserboll fons or Overlond. The girls' boslserboll reom did o lor of dribbling, possing, ond shooting rhis seoson, nor ro menrion purring rhe boll rhrough rhe hoop. They held rheir own ogoinsr rhe orher Cenrenniol Leogue reoms. The girls' reom wos the firsr boslserboll reom in Overlond's history ro molse if ro store, mois- ing ir ro rhe finol eighr before losing ro Lincoln, We peolsed or rhe righr rime, soid Cooch Kim Kenyon. The sporr creored ond sus- roined o lor of friendship ond respecr berween rhe cooches ond ployers. Sr. Georgette So- moros soid, Were oll friends ond rhor helps us rrusf eoch orh- er on rhe courrf' Kenyon, cooching her firsr vorsiry reom wos very close ro rhe ployers. They're on incredible group of people. They're hordworlsing, enjoyoble, ond dedicoredf' she soid. Becouse Ms. Kenyon is o new cooch, we do o lor of leorning rogerherf' soid Sr. Am- ber Andrews. Every feom needed o breols 1 from rhe usuol routine of doily, procrice ond gomes, The girls' boslserboll reom spent one weelsend in Boulder ro see rhe CU reom ploy. lr wos reolly exf citing ro see rhe people we hove ployed ogoinsr in rhe post ploying mere, sold Jr. Mi- chelle Mroz. We've olso r.p.'d Ms. Ken- yon's new cor rwice, ond we hod on ongoing wor wirh her poinrserro or Chrisrmosrimef' soid Jr. Micki Hannon. Ploying boslserboll helped mony members of rhe reom in other oreos besides boslserboll. I mode o lot of friends rhrough boslserbollf' soid Amber. Bos l-xerboll roughr me o lor obour humon norure, soid Sr. Kothy Newmon. This yeor wos olso speciol for rheir cooch. I love rhe sport ond l love rhe chol lenge of reoching my rolenfs ond obiliries ro orhers, sold Kenyon. The reom sow greor things for rhe furure. Were hoping ro be o Cenrenniol Leogue power in rhe next few yeors, soid Kenyon. Bur she olso hos o vision for herself. I wonr ro cone rinue ro improve my cooching ond ro produce berrer orhf leresf' For everyone involved, boslserboll creored o bond rhor lsepr everyone rogerher. 66 The teom vostly improved this seoson. They hod o lot of teom spirit ond hopefully they will keep getting better. Mr. Dick Thomos . sr A Weil gglgulgreg pqmrgjf. Michelle Mloz wirh Gorewoy, rhe reom finolly won by Concenrrorion shows on Sr. Amber An- boll She oims, ond hopes ir will go 5Qr5 rhg BIQZQVS Up fOr Sgomgv After bommg rhree poinrs. drews's foce os she gers reody ro shoor rhe C yy l4 ly C l 5 y in GSM Fmdmg ho'5eH open, Sr. Georgette Somo- ros moms for rwo powers ogoxmsr GOIGWOY The Bknzers boar We Olympians 411 88 QL '13-'R Gore-way A11 38 Ronge-vxew 45 45 Heriroge 133 41 511 AO C38 47 Pioyoffs A2 37 A5 58 SQ 48 Cdisrb 51 A7 C5rc1reD 44 5:3 -4--en vm Coach Corin Sreoms, Teri Amber Andrews, Jomi Long, Korhy Newman, Miclei Hannon, Coach Kim Kenyon. p-11 ,,,,,.,.......---- Om, Lwd'0vw ill -. A ' nan ,v. cooperative effort BASKETBALL The dictionary defines a team os a group of people worlsing together to achieve a common goal. The freshman, sophomore, and junior varsity girls' basl-zetball teams lived up to this definition. The members vvorlsed together ot mal-Qing their team the best, Winning games was important and satis faction was what the girls aimed for. The teams had many differ- ent methods of boosting their team members' confidence. Before every game, we have 'buddy bags' which we fill with candy or whatever and include o little message lilee 'you'll do great in the gomel' l thinls they help because they give us per- sonal inspiration and motivate us to do well, said Fr. Brandi DeBono. Other activities that the teams participated in to- gether included slumber parties and vvotching other games. However, ploying baslsetball vvasn't always fun. The girls had to practice every doy using such training methods as run' ning laps, doing drills and scrime maging. The freshman team did very vvell placing first in the league, and second in the tourf nament. Both of the sopho- more ond JV teams did better than ever with impressive ref cords of Qfo and Q-o, Although ploying baslsetboll tools a lot of time and effort, most players agreed that ir was worth it. JV coach Carla Stearns soid, ul love coaching at Overland, it was a great experf ience. I love the players and hope to continue coaching next year. Soph. Jenny Dittman summed it up by saying, l'Anyf one can play baslsetball-it's fun and eosy to learn. All you have to do is try! 66 After the great coaching and discipline at Overland, the basketball teams have made improvements. Mrs. Judy Pacheco. Jr. Lisa Moore dribbles dovvn the court as she attempts to avoid a member from the opposing team The game vvas played at home against Aurora Central, with Over- land winning 38-31. W Q New Nys- F N,,.,Qsfe5LI.sxgN ...al 'L' O Ciil c 703 .JT c s i sr. Passing the ball to Fr. Kim Goodwin, Fr. tempted blocls. The freshman team vvent Jenny Nachazel successfully avoids an at on to beat Smolsy Hill in the tournament. Hoping to score a baslset, Soph. Dede Johnson gives it her all Dede helped Overland to score the winning baslset against Central, 83 31 Freshman Boskerboll OHS OPP Benneir 43 12 Cherry Creek 29 80 Smoky Hill 23 27 Cenrrol 41 18 Rongeview SO 33 Gorewoy 87 35 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL: FRONT ROW Brondi Delllono, Monoger Bern Mlller, Kris- iino Silvers. ROW 21 Nicole Commoroio Tonio Colderbonk, Cooch Aniro Johnson 7-4 Cherry Creek 55 25 Smoky Hill 29 33 Rongeyiew 45 84 TOURNAMENT Smoky Hill 44 87 Cherry Creek 24 20 2 Trocy Coburn, Liso Hordin. BACK ROW: Louro Rush, Lono Groy, Michelle Griffin, I Kim Goodwin, Julie Reddy, Korie Durkin. Saou Gary Fr. Julie Reddy iries ro goord ogoinsr o oowole score by ihe Buffs The gome vvos owoy wirh Smoky llill oorely 5qiJeokinQ by 23 27 .N-f , X. . vi ifiiiry Coldrcn SOPHOMOPNE BASKETBALL FRONT RCW' Dirrmon, Koren Server, Jill Corlson, Kristi Tonyo Pocheco. ROW 2: Pom Morgan, Lourie Keler, Korhy Klrschenmonn, Jenny Roser. BACK ROWL Siephonie Ruff, Mil chelle Cromner. Sophomore Boskerboll FRONT ROW: Sobrino Jones. ROW 2: Liso Moore, Dede John- son, Heorher Gifford, Chris Tinney, BACK ROW- Cooch Corlo Sreorns, Melisso Mensik, Lori Reece, Heoiher Dowd, Sov nio Pererson, Krisrin Riser, Cooch Kim Kenyon. JV Boskeiboll Q-o Q0 Ol-iS OPP PP D ld 5 O88 Limewn 22 18 Romporr 25 42 Smoky Hill S3 87 Cairrercreek 18 29 Umeron 27 26 Froiro Monumeni 48 44 Cherry Creek 48 C34 Cemfgi 30 38 Smoky Hill 43 20 Columbine 32 So Foirview C38 85 GOTQWOY so 51 Rongeview 43 37 jeffgrggn S6 SO ALJYOVO CE'Oll'Ol 83 31 Hmklev 38 22 Smoky HN 33 19 Poudre 21 lo Giorewoy 39 38 Fcwiejw Us 30 TOURNAMENT Englewood 34 i2 Lirrleron 41 C38 Hinkley 24 Q5 Cherry Creek 35 42 BOUIGG' 28 5? Hmley 97 24 Heriroge 30 QQ Hinkley 38 47 Ampohoe 5l 3 ii-i mln, in ii ij Ji' i Ni-i Dewi-1 Girls' Boskerboll C.r-mi:.5:lx'.v 'X X- ,sam W: but also included increased tal- Sr. Jeff Barber said, lf we 72 Afrer being blocked by a defender, Sr. Drad Johnson malses a fasr pass ro Sr. Kevin Leiker. Despite rhe reams hustle, they Iosr by rwo points ro Aurora Central 1' ,-ff Sr. Jeff Barber arremprs ro shoor the gap and get rhe ball TO his rearnmare. The Blazers begr rhe Pueblo Cenrral Cougars 87-741 if ld S' ,,,r' .N,...g fl T ...adv K 5 Cv wan Sw-,ivy xvaiig t's all uphill BASKETBALL Ger our the cowbells and ring rhem loudly. The Overland boys finally earned the right to hear the cheers from rhe crowds. The boys' baslserball ream proved themselves worthy op- ponents in the Centennial league. Although they did not win the championship, rhey won more games rhan in any other year in the school's histo- ry, They missed the playoffs by only one game when they dropped the season ending fi- nale againsr Heritage 70-oO, The reason for the turnar- ound began wirh rhe coaches, enr and dedication and a lirrle exrra help from the fans. ln his second year at Over- land, Coach Arlandus Lowe recruited, cajoled, and encour- aged students TO rurn our for the team. Last year l was a new coach, l only had to cur rwo players due ro lacls of infer- esr. This year l had ro cur about 20 students because the pra- gram is building a reputation. Consisrenr play by the play- ers was also a lsey reason for their success. And because of that consisrency, players re- ceived respecrffrom the fans, their coaches, and each other ger reams. get down we don'r quit, be- cause we lsnow we can come bacls and win. Added Sr. Joe Funk, l'We have a much berrer lsnowledge of the offense, we have an idea of what we're rrying ro accomplish. One of the reasons they were able ro accomplish more was because of the transfer of Sr. Brian Jarvis to Overland. l-lis o'5 lf? height gave the ream much needed help on the in- side game, Brian said, The move from my old school ro Overland has been a great ex- perience. Our desire ro win helped us ro play with rhe big- Another help came from the fans. Srudenfs smuggled in cow- bells, plastic horns, and lsazoos ro add their support ro the play- ers on the court. Sr. Erica Ouel- lette said, l'Nor roo many schools have fans that bring cowbells to supporr their reams. By finishing their season at 8- 10, the team had reached goals they had only dreamed of achieving ar the beginning of rhe season. Lowe said, The season has been better than in the whole history of Overland. l feel this year is a turning point and now ir is all uphill. Sports 66 Overall it was a good season and the team showed a great deal of improvement this year. Mr. Richard Johnson 99 V Jigs-W Si i fx Weir: Esiobiisninq nk iorninry, Jr. Joshua Doyle Clears owoy nk defenders ro regeive Q pcm Teamwork and mrnrnunicoiion were ef, wniioi io ine ieorns sucmss QQ Copwred in rnid mir, Sr. Kevin Leiker siwoors for Iwo poinw from ine iop of ine key Kevin was Q sromng forwmrd 'I Q i ii- , if AQ! 1- w'i.wii.xy www ..,i. M. Soph. Brion Jorvis siorns ine DQH on O icy up nfie' oywiiiing rnree defenders in ine 341 36 iosf, io Conrroi i . MVN- , iw ISM- BASKETBALL: FRONT Johnson, Scorr Perringer, Brion Jervis, Tom Willomson, Rob Dye, Kevin Leiker, Tom Freeman, Doryi Johnson, Joe Funk, 21 David Even, Drod Vorsiry Boys' Boskerboll OHS OPP 70 55 Aropcmnoe 419 40 63 OO Smoky Hill 40 58 56 57 Cherry Creek 52 86 55 AO Regis 42 A1 Central 87 74 GOYGWOY 46 OO AQ 70 Mulien 58 60 Hinkley 50 SQ Cenrroi 34 36 Boulder 46 55 Rongeview 48 45 Fairview AS A2 Heriroge CO 70 Boys' Boskerboii Ag , XX? ' 5-fi Freshmon A Boskerboll OHS OPP Cenrrol 67 52 Rongevlew 56 53 George Wosningron of: 72 Goievvoy 52 62 Cnerry Creek 71 48 Mullen Hinkley Rongeview Smoky Hill Regis Cenrrol Sophomore Boskerboll OHS OPP Boulder C35 42 Arooohoe 30 49 Cherry Creek 44 58 Auroro Cenrrol 139 AQ Gorewoy 35 54 Foirview Hinkley Heriroge Mullen Lirrleron Regis FRESHMAN A ROW: Tom Killeen Robisin, Dill Everr. ' ei' Ma Lirrersi ell Smirh, Jeff Mullen Jo D I k Werner, ,iwhkixj Egjlxilhi X 3 0 Zemi Qifrllg 2 l Zemi rf--Q Zemi FRESHMAN 0-BASKETBALL: FRONT BACK. ROW: Steve Chinn, Greg Osrrom, Jeff Pucd, Rick Porlser, Korl Afro, Mike Dgini Tim Schulte' Derek Perergon, ringly, Morlond McClinon, Brion Gowen. Fresnmon B Boslserboll OHS OPP Cenrrol 43 21 S-'nolay l-lil 26 35 Rongeview 50 47 Gorewoy 40 44 Cherry Creek 31 34 Mix O-5 Mullen Hinkley Rongeview Smoky Hill Regis Cenrrol Ze-mi FRONT Dock Row: Dove Even Brion Harper Kim, Rob Kulboclsl, Mr. Woodle Smith, Mr, DmirrY Gokjin' Bob DY? 590W pemngel' Ronold Tciylor, Joe Killen, Sean Olivor. D900 5ChGff9f. Afldfe 5P0f iS JV Boskerboll OHS OPP Niwoi 44 48 Wosson 62 r 65 Loyelond O2 48 Green Mounroin 73 45 Pueblo Cenrrol 46 44 Lirrleron 42 33 Hinkley 51 45 Boulder 50 46 Folrview 45 44 Aroponoe Smoky Hrll Cherry Creek Regis Gorewoy Mullen Auroro Cenrrol Rongeview l-leriroge 3 hey love moms ..--f- ',., BASKETBALL To breoie the tension of o gome, members of the fresh- mon A ooslferooli reom vvrore I love mom on rhe bodes of rheir shorrs. 'iWe were oil going ro vvrire ir our oniy oooor five of Us hoo the nerve, soid Fr. Mike Biltimier. The reom, coocheo oy Mr. John Nitto, finished the seoson vvirh on impressive Q2 record, They vvere rhe Cenrenniol Leogoe chompions, hoo rhe rop seor in their rournomenr, ono finished fifth offer rhe roure nomenr. Worlsing rogerher vvosn'rjusr o cliche rhor orhleres used: ir vvos on imporronr ospecr of rhe reom. For rhe freshmon B reom rhis vvos o cliche rhor rhey vvorleed horo ro use. They hoo o rough srorr our come our srrong, We oll poiied rogerher ofrer o rough srorr ono ployeo prerry vveIi, soio Fr. Derek Pe- terson. Cooched oy Mr. Gory Cioncio, they finished vvirh o 65 record ono roois rhird in rheir rournomenr. The sophomore reom fin- ished vvirh o 1 10 record. Despire rhe poor vvineloss record, ploy- ers hoo o chonce ro improve their sisilis, Since severoi sopho- mores ployeo on eirher rhe vor siry or JV reom, rhe sophomore record did nor reflecr rhe roienr evidenr in the sophomore closs. We hoo excellenr rolenr ond ooiliry ond vve oli gor olong vveli vvirh eoch orherf' soio Jr. Rob Kulbocki. This vvos rhe overoii orrirode of rhe JV reom. The reom vvos cooched by Mr. Woodie Smith ond inciuded four srorring sophomores. !v1osr of rhe pioyers on rhis reom vviii ploy vorsiry next yeorf' soid Mr. Woodie Smith. They finished vvirh on 117 re' cord Sneiiey Woirl Shooring from rhe rop of rhe key, Soph. - Jesse Jones orremprs o rvvo poinrer After Wofchlng them ogoinsr Rongevievv in rhe seoson's iosr fhl'OUgh the YeOl'S WhQf strikes gome me is how they've improved. Mr. Doryl Peterson Eric Ryoberg As Frs. Mike Tomoshosky ono Karl Arro vvorch ifooefoiiy Fr. Tony Pucci 'eoos for fwo oo Ns C' o time game , ,c , -u. S K k . .N , ..,...,...W. K .. ..c. n :Sf 'in-nf' Q will ' - -. 1 fi X1 Q... Jw ... . . we -.J ..-N .....-nmwssswssf-2' '.wH Sheiiey Wcirz Tecmvvorix is osseniioi for the JV ieom os Jr. TRC de's 53 oO ihey finished rho seosow vviih Scott Petringer posses rhe ooii io o feom vin 117 o-.fe'o' recorc re The B2c:ze's 'osf ro rhe Piongeview 'Tian-ef' Ei in ilyoor-its Wirh on orrempr ro evooe on opponenr, Fr. Scott Siler rries ro poss rhe ooli The fresh mon A reom hoo rop seor in their roorno ment JVgSophgFrosh Boslserooli , if Trying ro escope rhe grosp of on Auroro op Bill iried io oreols rhe hold his opporieni Cenrrol Trqori, Soph. Bill Mercer fries io gel hod on his orrn l Ay .aj-f ' I pr-X ,. Zemi VARSITY WRESTLING: FRONT ROW: Moesros, Rob Dennis Doco, Marlon Azcido, Joy Dion! Chuck chi, Thod McGovven, Jornie Akens, Ke- SOO FVOVWZGH, vin Norhsiine. BACK ROM Coach Greg OH Foirview QQ Lirrleion 56 Wheoiridge Tournornenr Rongeview 28 Mopleron Tournonfienr Aropohoe 23 Heriroge 22 Regis 41 Fr. Collins Tournomeni Gorewoy 24 Cherry Creek 21 Smoky Hill 49 Auroro Cenrrol S6 Boulder 39 Mullen 55 Hinkley 33 Leslie Sou Ai ihe disrricr roornomeni, Sr. Jomie Akens ODQOOGVW WOS QOHWQ lOl O ielsedown, OWU srruggles ro overpower his OQDOUQOT His JOfT1i0 WGS ffylfig VO DVGVGW ilWOi eeting the chall nge WRESTLING 'lsnocls 'em down Lay 'em flat Pin those shoulders to the mar This cheer was of- ren heard ar varsity wrestling matches as cheerleaders en- couraged the wrestlers to do their best, They were not disapf pointed, for doing their best and giving their all was something the varsity wrestlers excelled or throughout the season, The wrestling team had a good season, with eight wins against five losses before the disrricr tournament, The success- train hard. lt's demanding and talses discipline, said Sr. Jamie Akens. The Blazer wrestlers had discipline, and their hard worlx paid off. Wrestlers not only had to train hard, they had ro face oth- er aspects of their life that were affected by the wrestling sea- son. Many wrestlers had to go on stricr diets to lose enough weight to wrestle in a specific weight class. Also, time outside of practice needed to be strucf tured so that schoolworls could be done. Nevertheless, the wrestlers felt that the result was thing you want, norjusr in wresf tling, but in life, said Jr. Chuck Wennogle. Jamie also thought the time and effort were worthwhile. l-le said, I wrestle because of the excitef ment, the challenge, the one- on-one competition, and the fact that there are no excuses as to why you lost. Ar rhe district tournament, Sr. Tim Rosenzweig won the championship in the 155 pound weight class. Jr. Chuck Wenno- gle earned third place and a trip to state, as did Jr. Dennis Baca. Sr. Jason Franzen also finished qualified for a state tourna- ment, said Coach Greg Maes- tas. Ar the state tournament, Jr. Dennis Baca placed fifth after wrestling in seven matches with five wins and two losses. We had a really good state tournaf ment, said Maestas, l'We earned the most points we ever did at a tournament-14 VZ The varsiry wrestling team rrained hard and worlsed for an excellent team and season. As Jr. Dennis Baca said, 'lWrese fling is a challenging sport. , f fr r ,:,f fur season was due to hard worth the effort. Wrestling fbifd Ol l07VO qualify TOVSTOVG .7147 ' ff ,ffm worls and perseverance. We teaches you how ro get any- Four is the most we ever - J 377' L C I cf, I ffl X ,. y'f4p!A1 , ff' fi 1 f . In X714 ,-if Lx!! L 66 The team this year was wonderful. They learned T ,tw ,ffjf My ,jf ,H -, ' - X J-,fe ,, 1 ,L a lot about themselves and learned to depend on .ffJf,Qf zcffvff, rt fffyrvyf themselves. It was a good experience. g,f.L,.e 2 as T T ff ' A , 4 Mrs. Karen Rosenzweig V ' by , Leslie Seiclr Eyeing the referee or rhe disrricr rourna nent to rheflaor Tim was the district Cham' Sr. Jason Franzen grapples his opponent tlers were trying for a rairedown ment Sr. Tim Rosenzweig holds his appo plan and went to state, during the meer against Mullen. Both wres- Copy llvortwcf lTCCdy lriynni lcslro Mcrrayo Varsity Wrestling lyiwf CQ, Aj oi iw be MTF We Gan rel ii QUT ' fl fl Lvk SL-6 ' Xwygffta Qawejclx. all VNKCJA kd QLLCHLQ fN1.gLeCi.m ,gcffxecl +5141 MSA, Q-df Blwmclic -,Qi roccb fg71Cf'ci miles - - Udwef ,KY CMTYL- 116191 UYQQ We mf! 5161. L 'f f ' fe 1 7- ' r K L LU 6. T jL,L1rg2ixQ Y fl V61 lease-c efbi 5 41 kk ,- en when rhey're nor vvresrlina learn gli . K' I T pgywebgnfemhers follovv rhe acrion Sophs. David ' - A , ,-6 Demeritt, Maurice Herman, and Keith GJ ,udxf if ,cg I AC L l L' r I Fjcgaws encourage a fellow ieammare ,.'.i'Br.i, i'.r wh li '. HQ xi,l 1o7 pound JV vvresrler Jr. Todd Williams afremprs a ralsedovvn ogainsi a Cherry Creels ooponenr The march fools place in rho JV Ceniennlal League Tournarneni Frosh!Soph Wresrling Q4 OHS OPP Thomas Jefferson 44 18 Smal-ay Hill 27 38 M0Oleron 21 48 Casile Rock Tourney 5th place TDOVDYOD 43 21 Cherry Creek 15 51 Rangevievv 24 46 Aurora Cenrral 42 25 Herlrage Tourney Srh place Mullen 45 Q1 Arapahoe 51 12 l-linlfley 511 5 Herlrage 50 14 Adams Ciry Tourney 5rh place Regis 49 14 League Tourney 4rh place Gareway 57 12 FROSH-SOPHf FRONT ROW, Scorr Nelson, Doug Dorlond, David Jarrerr, Russ McGowen, Marr Wallace, Scoir Prlesser, Kevin Kihn, Larry Ruiz, Marr Dorram, Sean Darren, Paul Crump. BACK ROW: Coach Charlie Tuffield, Mil-ze Pilorslsi, Reeve Sourham, Greg Mena, Jason Dow-Peter sen, Todd Williams, David Gleason, Scar- borough Muniz, Gary Marrin, Marlene Azacla Cmgrb. Granr Srevens, Hearher Winrers imgrb, i zsrvii JV WRESTLING. FRONT ROW: Maurice ron, Karina Amador Cmgrb, Keirh Fellows, Herman, Maris l-lesring, John Eclserr, Ki Rob Wollach, Mllse Boone, George Marr Dang, Kevin Norhsrine, Dove Demerirr, rinez, Debbie Ewen imgrb. Luis Rivera, BACK BOW: Coach BQYT Daly JV Wrestling 12-3 OHS OPP Fairview 84 SO Ponderosa Ga 31 Lirrleron 54 12 Gareway 50 18 PiOflQE'Vl9W 51 66 Cherry Cree-le 15 89 ATGDODOG 29 37 Srholsy Hill 55 11 HGVUOQ9 40 24 Aurora Ceniral 49 15 Pie-QIS 87 25 Boulder 45 22 Arvada 47 20 Mullen oo 3 Thomas Jefferson 57 14 ,i,f Airilfirl li.i'i 1 .,i i' Tix- 'wil earmng the ropes After stgrrrng the round on the bottom Soph. Reeve Southom grtemprs o revor soi in the M5 pound motch ogornst Booider WRESTLING They oli stort our not isnovv- ing their left foot from their right foot, soid Grunt Stevens of his freshmenfsophomore teom. The teom, which ended its seoson with o nine ond tour re- cord hod o greot yeor. They tools fourth ot the Centenniol Leogue Tournoment ond mode good shovvings or every other toornoment they otrended. A member of the froshfsoph teom, Fr. Joson Dow-Petersen soid, The best port of the en' tire yeor vvos when I won. Mony of his teommotes exe pressed the some feeling, our they feit thot the teom heiped eoch other out o greor deol. The JV teom oiso hod on our stonding yeor vvith 0 12 ond three record, iosing oniy to Pion- gevievv, Aropohoe ond Cherry Creels, out even those three iosses vvere Usuoliy very ciose motches. The JV cooch, Bert Dolton, oiong vvith Stevens, telt thot the boys vvere just oeginf ning to ieorn ooout the self disci- oiine needed in o sport. Dolton oiso soid, It they oli sticis together they hove the molsings ot o very fine teomf' In the moich ogoinst Mdlien Soph Chns Dolton WGS One of fhe finest dovvn Th iorcher vvos one of Chris s fc: young Coaches' He disci- vofte no pllned them but olwoys stuck with them. Mr Joy Nothstine FroshfSo h JV Wresriin 0 real prob! ms SWIMMING Getting our of practice on a winter night, with a cold wind blowing through your wet hair, was part of being a swimmer. The swim season, whch ran in three parts, was between No- vember and March, the coldest part of the Colorado year, The practice season for the swim team ran as such: first, practice to get in shape, sec- ond, specialized worlsouts, and finally, a taperfdown where practice distances were cut, This practice merhad paid off for the boys. l'For the first time in three years we had a suc- cessful season for everyone in- volved. No real problems, said Jr. Peter Calkins. Although the swimmers were happy with rheir perfor- mance, few spectators atrendf ed the meets and could exper- ience this joy, Most peple who watched the meets were par- ents of the swimmers, along with a few teachers. lviost spec- tators who did watch the event would usually return to later meets, however. Possibly the greatest aspect of swimming, Jr. Dan Pollack said, was the team spirit and friendship you can gain. Noelle Drown 66 quife Well Con Before his dive Jr John Lee gives one last Sidering they lost Several boardisinrimidaringroevenrhebesrdivers good swimmers to some private organizations. Dr. Ted Tsumura i l is I '. iii: gl I: 5 S Thar extra reach off a start could mean seconds on a race, Jr. Chris Creaney worl-ss on his bacl-:srrolse ar a mid-season practice, SOQQ-Z Air is exrra precious to a swimmer. Jr. Chris Crea ney emerges from the depths of Utah Pool V' Precision mode Sr. Justin BiIyeou's dive successful. The perfect pike raises Q lor of practice. .Axe Noe-ile Drown are if Tsufnuio me sroriing blocls, Jr. Tim Cornell gers Mdny rifnes 0 reidy rece depended on who winning edge over his Comperirors. QOF me DSVTGF SVOFF. Copy Tom irnber Luyoui Bessie Cncchos Swimming 1 oc-cer to 'em SOCCER Spring fever was here! Along wirh spring fever came soccer fever, And rhe girls were ready ro Isicls inro ocrion. Coach Bruce Brown onricipared a good sea- son. Even rhough ir is a young ream, rhey are hungry and ex- cired wirh good slsills, and I feel rhar we will fie our lasr year's record of 11 and 3, if nor go farther, said Brown. His long rerm goal was ro mal-ze if ro srare playoffs, During rhe preseason rhey played some scrimmages ro ger acrual game experience wirhour rhe worry of win-loss records. One scrimmage was againsr Columbine on March 11 on a blusrery, cold day or Srurler Bowl. Despite rhe loss in this scrimmage, ream members had confidence in their chances ro do well in rhe league. Soph. Sabrina Smith said, I rhinls we'II be able ro malse ir ro srare. We mighr nor win, buf we'II OT leasr be able ro malse ir ro fin- als. During rhe opening weelss of rhe season, rhree varsiry play- ers were srill involved in rhe bas- lserboll playoffs, causing some changes berween rhe varsiry andjunior varsiry reams. The JV reom also scrimmaged in rhe early season, bearing Colum- bine's JV ream on March 11, if The besr rhing abour rhe ream is rhar rhere are no cliaues. Ev- erybody worlss rogerher, and rhey're always nice ro each orher, said Soph. Dana Mur- PhY- Because of rhe populariry of rhe sporr, curs were made ar all levels, including rhe sophomore and freshmen reams. In oddi- rion an inrramural ream was formed ro occommodare even more girls wishing ro play and prepare for a spor on one of rhe reams in rhe furure. Cooperarion was a Isey on all levels. Veteran players on varsi- ry helped rhe newer players ro learn. Bur ir's harder for rhe newer players because rhe older ones have played rogerh- er and are used ro each orher, Ir's hard for everyone ro ad- jusr, said Sabrina. Wherher a player was on varsiry or one of rhe orher reams, goals re- mained consisrenr. Soph. Brandi Bell said, Whar I really wanr ro accomplish is ro worls as a whole and win as many games rogerher as possible. Goals ser in March may seem differenr from rhose achieved in May, bur inexperience prom- ised ro develop inro experience which would rhen resulr in win- ning records, a0 n x . .K .EQ f 7-n,Y!v,+c 66 I enjoy seeing the kids out playing, having a lot of fun, and enjoying the challenge of the sport. Mr. John Peterson 'rv . 4 . 'i '?ln.- winds gi. . -cf M :F 9 ,I M - - 5 'IQ-SL 3' Q- Z NS' C '1 ' ff C -ir! s 122-?f5iii5iV , s ff ,-'X 91.1 -Q wf- s , f,.,.-5 Q.. . . gigs s' 1 W . . A , A Em llydbcvg ,git Aiming for rhe goal, Jr. Marci Reitz pre- L pares ro ser up a pass, While orher reams warch, Sr. Ashley Kis- singer uses her slsills ro ger rhe ball away from her opponenr Overland won rhe scrimmage ogainsr Lincoln 8-1. 82 Sporrs f-if Eric Ilydberg As ine specroiors worcn wirn inreresr, Soph. Jill Gebhort concenrrores on making o gool. Jill scored ogoinsr Lincoln ro conrribure ro ine C5-1 vicrory, Afrer raising conrrol, Fr. Heother Dowd uses ner skills ro ner odvonroge io conrrol ine boil. As o freshmen, Heother qualified for vorsily, vfwjl' ,1 ,'95'-Q5-VM!-' 2 taxi. f, MQ -V- ,. Y Q, -' A V ' 4,v:.,,yz?xm, 1 '4 4 YK 7 , I :g,,.,i,i7l , ,. .V '19-i '14 'V V- , A E'- '? , 'W' 2 , 1' I .'i' 5w.. kL'L ' 4. 52-yif f fqg M A w t ff, W , ffm-. ,L Eric Rydberq Kelly Davis Liso Hordin Murphy Anno ROW: Heorher Jenny Nochozel, Solly Roberrs, Gebhorr, Korh- I Scherrer, Mondy Michelle Reeves, Erchison, Morci Re-irz, Tro- M88 e old and th new Rugby X Gymnastics Football without helmets, shoulder pads, and leg pads? Call it rugby, add C30 adventur- ous students, and a sport is born. The team's enthusiasm was understandable since this was the first year Overland had a rugby team. ln fact, rugby was not recognized by the school as an official sport, and players could not earn a letter. But this didn't discourage the players who turned out for the team. Rugby players practiced twice a weels, Mondays and Thursdays, and had games ev- ery Wednesday, The players enjoyed this light schedule. Sr. Chris Coldren said, This makes it easier to worls life around rugby. The team had two coaches, industrial arts teacher Mr. Burt Dalton, and Mr. Paul Hoskins. who was involved in the orga- nization of the game schedule. Although there were no pro- tective pads worn in rugby as in other contact sports, Sr. Pat Parker said, There is a lot of contact, but because of rugby's style the lacls of pads doesn't increase the danger. Most injur- ies are from a player's own carelessness. Unlilse the rugby team which was in its first season, Over- land's boys' gymnastics team was well established and suc- cessful. They were not only the defending state champions but were also selected by the Na- tional High School Gymnastics Association as the All-American team, The team was loolsing for- ward to another great season. Coach Gary Alexander said that this year's team was as tal- ented as last year's. But he also said, lt's hard to replace a state champion. However, the fact that there were three returning All-American gymnasts to the team was encouraging. One unique quality of boys' gymnastics was the unusually long season. lt was seven months long and they compete ed in 12 meets during that time. This put an incredible amount of pressure on the team meme bers. Jr. Ryan Hume said, There is a lot of stress involved when you're worrying about meets. Gymnastics was unlilse other sports in the way that it was more individualized. Jr. David Podrasky said, lt's different. You're not going against one other person, you're out there yourself. 66 l feel the gymnastics team is excellent. I was pleasantly surprised that they were so good at the high school level. Mrs. Devon Ryan Eyes forward, body straight, Jr. Ryan with his eyes on the ball, Sr. Dennis Winten Hume concentrates on perfecting his form. lsiclss to a teammate. Dave chase ra go our The team worlsed to defend their stare title. for rugby knowing he couldnt letter. .A si'-'S-'VTR ' T ' ' W.. Slim Chris Coldren ,Neo-eat ' ff sw- W XM? WWW 4. bye? Searching for a receiver, Jr. Evan Armatas prepares ro pass rhe ball Rugby was a new and inreresring addirion rhe schools spring sporrs program, Chris Coldvon Cancenrrarion focused on the bars, Jr, Lee Freedman performs ar a meer The pres sure was incredible when the eyes oi ine Judges were following iheir every move Wirh conceniraiion evidenr on his face, Jr. Dave Podrasky performs on ihe srill rings Dave was one of rhe rhe rerurning gym nasrs if Chris Colcmfi ,i,, if in so i1.,.eA .N Jie.- Chris Coldren RUGBY: FRONT ROW: David Thompson, Mike Tobberr, Jim Schaefer, Dennis Winren, Jeff Jope, George Harrison, Kirk Bouzorelos. ROW 2: Dave Heywood, Gary Schaefer, Milse Valdez, Jeff Hahne, J.G. Lenhorr, K.C. Coors, Jeff Hill, Rob Orr, Jeff Deboer, Dan Falen, Dan Russel, Scorr Aden. BACK ROW: Coach Burr Dalian, Randy Williamson, Sherman Scholren, Jeff Sanderfcin, Tommy Williamson, John Knorr, Par Parker, Todd Dolbier, Rick Parser, Mark Hunter, Evan Armaros, Chris Coldren, Coach Paul Haskins, Leslie Moroye BOYS! GYMNASTICSL FRONT ROW: Ryan Hume, Byron Leggerr, Alec Lewis, David Podroslsy, Serh Ryan. BACK ROW Lee Freedman, Eric O'Molley, Hugh Bernardi, Coach Gary Alexander. Linn loiwle: Miili .iii livin' CNN Q' 'vii Gymnasrics 4 Rugby 8 5 Whor forml Sr. Wode Young winds up from the outfield to rhrovv our his opponent on first bose, l-ley, botter, botter, botterg svvingl Jr. Ed Bushel ignores the tounting of the other ployers ond concentrotes on the pitchers nexr move, cy Waltz 'Vinn-np. .1 Shelley Woltz 'i-fr 1-:.zf5i7i-.,. .:,,.......-v , K.-,v-,N N ,, M .n- ery bery go BASEBALL No glove, no glory! Boseboll fever strucls ogoin ond the com- petition vvos fierce for o position on one of the three teoms. Be- couse there vvos no freshmen teom, only 18 positions were ovoiloble on the Sophomore teom, olthough o totol of 48 people tried out. Out of the 45 people competing for the JV ond Vorslty teoms, only on elite io ouolified for eoch teom. Un- doubtedly, o spot on rhe teom vvos on honor, especiolly due to the prevoiling populotity of the sport, Neorly oll of the ployers considered boseboll their fovor- ite sport, including Sr. Kevin Leiker, who went to Austrolio with Sr. Wade Young to ploy boseboll with the Colorodof Austrolio teom. Ploying in Aus- trolio prepored me for this seo- son, it vvos o greot leorning ex- periencef' The ottitude of the ployers vvos much lilse Americo's1 right up there with mo ond Apple Pie. Soid Sr. Jeff Barber, Proc- tlces ore fun, we hove o good time. Jr. Mike Roberts found the proctices long ond hord but sold, Once the gomes stort, the reol fun begins ond oll the proctices ore vvorth it. Jr. Scott Gory sold it with minimum yet spirited words, Boseboll is owe- somel Cooch Tony Shenbeck vvos pleosed with the demeo- nor of the ployers, ond ob- served strong tolent in them. The vorsity teom hod the unique opportunity to troin with '88 Alumni Brion Givens of the N.Y. Mets form teom. His pitch- ing experience ond difficult con- ditioning wos o benefit to the teom. Sold Brion obout return- ing to the homefield, I wos glod to come boclsg l didn't get to ploy my senior yeor, ond be- couse I succeeded it wos QVSGT to come bocls ond get involved in the progromf' 865 We try to go to every ff gome, both home ond owoy. This is by for Ke- vin's fovorite sport. Mrs. Glenno Leiker od K 5 L ,,,, ,Q -... ..- f, - .. f ff s.-u '-r cv..-.... .hsssv ri ,. es. - ' ' A-. . Q :Q gf -.T :V 3, ,, . 4. . K ..s.2L Af.: .T-42 'Juni-'nl' Q Shelley Wolrz Go oheod, molse my doyl Jr. Seon Soun- ors refuses ro be rormented by rhe pitcher os he reodily owoits rhe boil. Devin Ho- Treg Pe- . H N, Nw: W, 1 F y A. ,M f ,awwmw -fwxww ,, W M. in ,V xr my' W N A 5' -i Vg yr my V, IV Q She-Hey Wu I Z Copy Ml Hurdwxzorv Layout lube Lemev ' A, f' - 3 .. Z iw, 4 , .. I , , ,. ,Q ,K 4 .1 . ,f,.1fiHl': Q4-f. ,Y 1 She-Hoy Wdrz AH righr, sroy right there, you lime deywll Jr. Yodrem for wr, buddy' Pwrcher Sr. Poul Cum- Mike Roberts prepares ro whods We ropidf mings defies normal body moyemenr os he ly Qpproggmwg bgn, uses ol! of his srremgrh ro Nounch me boil Boseboli we wp-Q' .. vw 5' as wmv ww f N.. W.. -mf- ,k.- V wr N. -, , mfg' W8 . 9 .,, oing the distance TRACK Pump those arms! Lean fore ward! On your toes! These were familiar commands heard by anyone within earshot of the track, as Coaches Woodie Smith and Jim Bond encourf aged their runners to improve, Coaching gives me a chance to see students out of class, and for them to see me, said Coach Bond. Although coaching takes a lot of time and energy, their dedication wins the respect of the athletes. The coaches make us work hard and make us perform to the best of our abilities, said Sr. Rhonda Hor- ton. They work us really hard, but they are very knowledge- able and fun after practice is over, said Soph. Tony Oakes. Coach Smith has coached girls' track since Overland opened and has coached the team to three consecutive dis- trict championships along with many other titles. The state championship is the only thing we haven't won, he said. Though the boys don't have quite as impressive a list of victo- ries, Bond is still pleased with the team and where they are go- ing. Our goal is to improve ev- ery time we go out onto the track, and we do. Last year at districts every member of the team scored a personal record. That is the most important as pect of any athletic event, added Bond. Every Saturday during the season was spent at the meets. Theres a lot of pressure and anxiety while you wait around for your event, said Tony. Meets are fun because you get to show your stuff, said Soph. Krisa Hallock. To avoid the monotony of practice and meets, the teams tried to put a little variety in what they did. On Thursdays we run to a park or some- where off the track to prace tice, said Smith. We alleviate pressure by putting variety in the workouts. said Bond. Run- ning at different parks in the city brought the girls' team togeth- er. Mentioned Krisa, We also go to the zoo one day each season and go out to dinner at the Spaghetti Factory. Unity between the coaches and athletes and their attitudes contributed to successful sea- sons for both teams. Rhonda concluded, Being part of track is realizing that notjust one per- son makes up the team, but everyone involved does. 66 Track is demanding, yet it is quality time spent by the athletes. lt always makes for an exciting sea- SOO. Mrs. Joretta Harris son Kunst, Harris, Rob ROW: yKllyCgcodT Goh Leslie Seicls Four year letter winner Sr. Rhonda Horton runs the 400 at practice, She qualified for state in the 4100 for four years. M89 As he purs on a bursr of speed, Jr. Steve Searching for a receiver, Sr. Todd Hess pref Devonney prepares ro pass rhe ball, As a pares ro pass rlwe ball Lacrosse learns proc junior, playing varsiry vvos quire an honor riced rrwese maneuvers daily for Steve. l 2 4 N - ,r rr ' wi I M ,ww V .6 .f I- ' fn - fu Mr- fr r RU Hs Em rrvoocrg 1 r.re 5 ,, ,, , iii,, s as is .fg, Q eeee -ers-Y.. ,. N - ,C D ss, is D, if M s i Qc ' as e D - - L-Q K A K ' W S1 R , - A.,.,. ,... , , , , xi SKK. if sl , r M 4 ' ' ll 4 b y ,iff wli xiq A 'vb , . 5 i 5 Q- NWN Tl WWW uivfml iXi'm'W, i 1 ei rfrilfmlwcsgmq , lvfmn s3,3J,v ll i 539' nw i A r Sc rp e simile ,asf R' Tom in-aber K r VARSITY LACRGSSE: FRONT ROW: Drew Kirchell, Lance Newcomb, Chuck Kosko- vlch, Scorr Nannemann, Devin Crowley, Mike Johnson, Sieve Devonney, Derek Sporrs Weingarr, David Reeb, Sreve Bowman Dan Lander, Gory Wheeler. ROW 2: Ma son Hayurln, Scorr Wells, Ryan Thomas Chris Bradford, Neil Henson, Todd Bale, Ken Hinds, Jason McLean, Todd Minion Brian Farrell. ROW 31 Rudge Dickenson 1 Bill Roberrs, Mike Douglas, Tim Carsfen- son, Monre Monrgomery, Todd Hess, f John McNeil, Grant Lipsky, Tyler Salazar BACK ROW: Jeff Cannon. Lric Ixyooerg et physical ln a scrimmage against Creek, Sr. Chuck Koskovich attempts to pass rhe ball to Jr. Mason Hayutin. Scrimmages were held to give the reams practice for real games, As he eludes his opponent, Soph. Gary Wheeler catches the ball. Gary was one of the few sophomores on the varsity ream. Eric Rydberg LACROSSE lt's warl Because lacrosse games were often physical and competitive, many players dee scribed them in this manner. As Sr. Derek Weingart said, Bef ing intense on the field is very important, as intimidation leads to winning the game. When the spring season opened, approximately 90 stuf dents tried out for the lacrosse team, Coach Matt Beatty ace counted for this large turn out, stating, l'Lacrosse is a physical spring sport that has continuous action, It combines soccer and hockey as well as several other sports. Jr. Steve Bowman added, l'Lacrosse is a team sport, and everyone has a chance to handle the ball. Practice was imperative to the team's success. The prac- tices, including Saturday scrime mages, usually lasted for two and a half hours and consisted of conditioning, strategy skills, stick skills, and group skills. As a result, Jr. Drew Kitchell stated, We get in great shape! As the season opened, the team had an optimistic outlook. Sr. Todd Hess said, ln past years it has been more individe ual, but this year we hope to have unity within the team. Adding to the optimism, two new coaches were hired. Matt Beatty and Mike Romanski coached the freshmenfsopho- more and the JV teams, while Ron Castagna remained the head coach ofthe varsity team. Returning lettermen included Srs. Chuck Koskovich, Todd Hess, Jeff Cannon, and Jrs. Steve Bowman, Dave Reeb, and Monte Montgomery. The captains were Chuck, Derek, and Jr. Steve Devanney. While many players ex- pressed the desire to go to stare, Coach Castagna held a more conservative goal. He stated, l want to be able to hold our own in any game whether we win, lose, or draw. l'm taking this season one game at a time instead of look- ing ahead to 'key' games, Besides being popular with the players, lacrosse was also enjoyed by the spectators. Jr. Steve Guthery said, Lacrosse is a fast-moving game with plenty of aggressiveness and goal-scoring. 66 next. I enjoy watching Lacrosse because it is fast, unusu- al, and you never know what is going to happen Mrs. Carol Wilson Copy Eric llvdbeig and Deanna Doiriglieri Layout Deanna Dotriglieri and Eric Tlydberg Lacrosse o freshmon. S 'Qu K-, s Tom Imber ounds of spring TENNIS X SOFTBALL Thwocls! Ah, rhe sorisfying sound of o sofrboll connecring wirh o bor! Poing! The much enjoyed sound of o rennis boll hirring rhe sweer spor on o rocls- er! Such sounds were heord by members of rhe sofrbll ond girls' rennis reoms os rhey ployed in rhe worm spring oir. The soirboll rreom hod o new cooch rhis yeor, Mr. Gerry Richordson, ond o new ossisronr cooch, Mr. Ron Eichler. i'Nlr. Richordson is oprimisric obour his reom Cvorsiryl Since rhis is my firsr yeor cooching or Overlond l don'r lsnow obour rhe orher reoms, bur l do lsnow rhor we hove o lor of rolenr, soid Eichler. The sofrboll ployers hod rheir new rhing ro lools forword ro. There wos o greor possibliry rhor sofrboll would become o vorsiry sporr in rhe '87 seoson. Sofrboll srorred our os o club ond nor o 'ireom becouse of ihe foci rhor noi enough schools in rhe Cenrenniol Leogue wonr' ed o sofrboll reom. Bur lnreresr in rhe sporr grew. The sofrboll club wos divided inro Vorsiry ond JV, even rhough srudenrs porriciporing in o club sporr did nor lerrer. Judging from rhe number of people who fried our, sofrboll hos become o reol- ly populor sporr for girls, soid Jr. Shelley Waltz. The unseosonobly worm weorher presenr in Morch wos helpful in promoring rhe proc- rice of spring sporr, ond rennis wos no exceprion, Morch ond April ore nororious for windy ond roiny weorher, during which rhe rennis reom connor procrice. Luclsily for rhem, rhe weorher wos rorher cleor. The weorher wos nice or procrice, which is unusuol, ond rhe girls worlsed hord, soid Cooch Mory Mortho Show. The rennis reom pur forrh o lor of efforr or procrice ro rroin new members, for rhis yeor's reom hod rhe fewest number of rerurning vorsiry ployers ever. Sold Shaw, 'lWhile usuolf ly only rwo vorsiry spors ore open, rhis yeor seven our of eleven spors were open. Bur reom members were oprimisric obour rhe building yeor. There's o lor of young rolenr, ond l rhinls we should do prerry well, soid Jr. Cindy Gollowoy. Ir didn'r morrer if rhey were swinging o roclser or swinging o bor, The sounds of rheir sporr rong through the spring oir. Thwoclsl Poingl 9235 66 l'm loolsing forword ro o super yeor. I ihinls rhey're on rhe rood ro ochieving o high ronlsing wirhin rhe Cen- renniol Leogue. Mrs. Noncy Colvin As rhe boll flies rhrough rhe our Jr W Cindy Galloway reoches up ro serve ir over rhe ner, Cindy hos ployed vorsiry rennis since she wos I As she Ioolss uma me dlsraace, Sr. Sue Sue ' SOFVUALL1 FRONT ROWU Boker burls me sofrball :ala a vvalrlmg Lmdin' mln Sue was me srarllmg calcber for Comeu- me lady Blazers. cy Putman Tam lmbor Ss. 1 X. ,,s...M-4 45439 - - ' . ' 'N- , ,,,w.X4--Q , R Jsi.,,,,,,,....,.,, feeennenlkiwmsx-sf I. d:,,..s X--.W 'MXN N5 -X ' 3 :mp ' A- '4-- 7 w . ' X - K Q a K K' 'w g be b. A T sQ - - sf - v s - - 'Q T- x 5 A s A as Tam lmber Sr. Carlo Colvin ral-aes a miglwry swlmg ar Movlng ima me ball, Sr. Sue Shmouderblrs rhe sofrball during pracrlce, Carlo has been a farelwaad wirlw ropsplm. Sue was one of a valuable member of the sofrball ream me '86 seasarfsrewrnlmg varslry members Tan- Imbev Ckupy Heather Roddy Layour Dawrw5mlll1 TenaisgSafrbaIl ome srudenrs hod ofrer schooljobs. Orh- ers oorricipored in orhlerics. Srill orhers were involved in clubs. From DECA ro Blozer Power ro SADD, rhere wos o wide orroy of clubs ond ocriviries ro choose from, Mosr clubs held meerings offer school from 2130 unril obour 4100. Going ro meerings wosn'r oll rhor wos involved in clubs. During l-lome- coming weels, severol clubs builr floors ro oorricipore in rhe oorode. SADD wenr ro o siorewide rolly in Greeley. A mojor porr of Blozer Power wos going ro orhleric evenrs ond cheering on rhe reoms. Grher clubs, lilse rhe Eosrern Firness Club ond rhe Bicycle Club cenrered oround o cerroin ocriviry, Overoll, sru- denrs who hod visions of gerring involved joined clubs. Clubs Division ff Ar o DECA meering, Sr. Cristina Romstetter gives o speech ro new members, DECA wos one of rhe mosr populor ocriviries omong srudenrs. Eosrern Firness Club members Srs. Bradley Ryon ond Bob Dreckley from Monuol demonsrrore Kung fu moves for 0 sociol srudies closs As he concenrrores on his form, Jr. Jocob Sayer demon- srrores his fencing obiliry The Fencing Club wos one of rhe mony clubs rhor cenrered on ci cerroin slsill. 3 L V .. W1 1. , 3,3 ,L,, 52i'1if.g gy .mga ?fi'vgifi ,N ,. 'H 5? 5 mu., 43 'i,,, 1944 gf. f . 5 5 i x 4 Their smiies show how much rhey enioy nor only rhe music bui efwrerroining os Soph. Tina Allen ond Jr. Melissa Coo- per i-zeeo rhe bear Jr. Karin Sigdestad donces for rhe crowd She soid ofrer V V words, iiEyen rhough I Ioois nervous I was reoliy having o Q good iime Z Q vans in il Muna !1hruuaa...,.. 1l new-1-.. iilhvunui X 'R ia f.'vfr crm, l. .. Q4 POMS FRONT RCW Remy Morrin, Jody Moore, Tiffany Binns, Cyd Rosenbaum, Karin Sgdesiod, Isirsrin Weidemueiier, isorio Blsgard, Corrie Chapman. BACK ROW Tino Aiien, Meisso Cooper, Corhy Long, Jenni Canror, isorin Wendeli, Lynn isisicgis, Juiie Lerner, Buffy Borhes Goal i LL., The new members of rhe winrer squad, Soph. Amy Lambert. Sr. Debbie Wilson and Soph Sarah Bate, form rheir own group shor. Ai ihe end of rhe pom's performance rhey group rogefher ro form ihe leirers O H S for rhe crowd ar fhe Srurler Bowl. ls il balsa, i x Lies' Bugs tfv the feeling We get when We per form that makes the bard Work pay Off Tiffany Binns and fenni Cantor. Hard Work Pays Off A . . Five, six, seven, eighfl This was whaf could be heard from senior caprains Jenni Cantor and Tiffany Binns as fhe pom pons pracficed rheir rourines. The dedicafed and hardworlsing girls pracficed fhree ro four fimes a weels and every weels a few selecrf ed girls made up dances TO reach rhe resf of fhe sguod. According TO Sr. Julie Lerner, Everyone gefs o chance TO molse up a roufine so we would gef more ofa variefyf' Before fhe fall season began rhe poms wenf ro a summer camp. They learned ahouf six new roufines a day. All of rheir hard worle paid off, rhey won a firsr place iors. l4afhy and I organized one big squad because we fhoughf if would be more effecf five. We also leff our fhe freshmen because we felr rhey had enough pressures adjusring ro high school and poms are very demand ing, said sponsor Joan Besly. Miss Kathy Kramer was fhe coesponsor wifh Mrs. Besly. The poms won a fhird place Ol a compefif rion Ol Smolsy Hill during fhe fall. Jr. Melissa Cooper said, Ar firsf if was really frusrrafing for fhe squad rogefher, our ii's greaf when you lsnow ir was worfh if. Three new peoplejoined fhe sguod in fhe winfer. During ihe spring fhe poms helped rrophy and o spirif sficls. The pom squad had one varsiry ream made up of lo sophomores, juniors and senf our rhe girls frying our for fhe nexr season by reaching new dances for fryoufs. A-1 5 N A A, nf ...nl Sheley Warm Sl- Kiff-Tin W9id9fT1U9ll9f STOVE Wllh iii? Vliyiliiii While The pom squad loolss in perfe-ci formanon as ihey perform swinging in mofion ro ihe be-ai of l3OFlDOVO Ann. HGV for fhe crowd during rhe Homecoming game They danced expression shows how much fun she is having rg ,HQ mrigig plgyeqi by me band Copy Snllv flattens Lfivoai Mimi lla'ina'i M97 ' E M Parr af gerring spirir going is dressing up ro perform, Sr. Gino ff' ' 1' - Rohr and rne orner varsiiy cneerieaders wear garrers ro f , ennance rnis spirir Sr. Kris Kiyohiro baiances on rap of Sr. Vicki HQrris's shoul- ders Tne yarsiry cneerleaders perform in fronr of the Home' Canning foorbaii crowd daring nalfrime. 1,,.,,,m Wai, , 1 i i if' A fi 5 , 2 , , f V N ....,, X I 1 Q .IQ A f AQ 1 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS FRONT ROW: Srepnanie Erpeiaing, Kris Kiyoniro, Micneile Gibb, Theresa Duncan, Srar Dean ROW Q Kinfi Oliyar, Tiffany Cariey, Crisrina Ranwsrerrer, Jennifer Li- 'ii Masier, Jacauiline Ciair, Gina Ronr. ROW 81 Karen Enrardr, Micisi Hannon, Vicki Harris, Karie FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS: WGN QQW, Mmheiie Smeg' Carlo Weddgmgr Jenni Sdjredq Scnrecls, Meiissa Mizer BACK ROW Laraine Laurienri, Sfacey Bialse, Lisa Jaclsievvicz, Linda ROW Q Snasnana Freidnwan, Sfacy Meiiuzzo, Jiii Pepper, Taunya Keliey, Jenny Nacnazei. GVOUT BACK ROW Baye Tayipr 985 llorc work comes lorer os rhe vorslly cheerleoders enloy rhernselvi:-s They munch ond lough while vvolrlng for proc 'ce 'o Slilil Jrs. Down Smith, Tomi Gosh, ond Sr. Somontho Roch- boch proclce olone os lhe rhree new wlnrer cheerleoders. They work hord TO leorn rhe rourlnes the others olreody know .. ..l. SOPl lOMORE CHEERLEADERS FRONT ROW Amy Lomberr, Terri ROW f? Dono Murphy, Solly Roberls ROW 3 Tomi o, Morvo Dolden, Kolle Ayers BACK ROW Michelle Eleon Curnrnlngs, Pohl Wei l --YA , of l Lil fl., Ui ll l- beerleading is a good break from my academics and I like to see people smile and have fun. Vicki Hams Clveering Pride Into OHS Everyone hos heord rhem ond worched rhem bur whor's lr reolly like ro be o cheerf leoder? They gove supporr ro Overlond's orhleres by moking posrers, selling ribbons, ond frying ro offend more gomes, They gove rhe reoms glfr lors, dressed up ond cheered for l-lolloween, ond worked hord ro ger school splrlr going. l've leorned o lor obour sporrs, sporrsmonshlp, ond rhe ideo of being o reom, sold Soph. Dona Murphy. There were rhree dlfferenr cheerleodlng squods: vorslry, sophomore, ond freshmon. Eoch wos unique ond odded lrs own rouch ro Overlond, 'lWe've been rogerher for o long rime, ond we core obour rhe school ond eoch other, sold Sr. Cristlno Romstet- ter. We like ro pur our oll lnro whor we do ond be proud of lf, sold Soph. Amy Sor- gent. And Fr. Michelle Skrien sold, Were lnreresred in doing rhe mosr for our reoms ond rhe freshmon clossf' Cheerleodlng is dirferenr from orher reom sporrs. 'Everyone odds her own lnpur, rhere's nor one cooch who rells everyone vvhor ro do, sold Sr. Katie Schreck. Spon- sor Denlse Bourg oreed, The girls gel olong reolly well ond serrle rhings on rheir own. Things rhey leorned could be used everywhere. Ulf gove me confidence ond experience performing ln fronr of people, sold Sr. Gino Rohr. lr's hord work, sold Amy, bur rhe oppreclollon rnokes lr worrh- while. Cheerleodlng u Sophs. Dauria Turk and Charles Flohr are married by a real German minisrer. The German classes parricipared in a wedding ra experience German culrure, have Worked hard and was honored when I was asked into NSHS. I've put a lot of time and energy znto the club because I Want it ll to he better. fr. Michelle Reeves Foreign Intrique Many srudenrs learned a foreign lan- guage while in high school. Some of rhose rhan jusf anorher acfiviry ro pur on a fran- Parricipariong in honor sociefies was more same srudenrs wenf a sfep furrher in learn- ing and joined a foreign language club. ln order for a sfudenf TO have joined a foreign language honor sociery, rhar sfudenr had ro have an A average for rhe firsr rhree semesfers of rheir foreign language class. Many srudenr were aslsed fojoin rhe Nafione al French Honor Sociery CNFHSD, rhe Narional Spanish Honor Sociefy CNSHSD, or rhe German Honor Sociery CGHSD. Srudenrs accepred rhis honor for many differenr reasons. 'il accepred because I was asked, said Jr. Rhonda Frank, a member of GHS. Jr. Michelle Reeves accepred membership of NSHS because lr was an honor, if meanr rhar you had good grades in Spanish. While ofher srudenfs were joining rhese clubs for academic success, Jr. Kim Blevins, a member of NFHS,joined because, I wanfed ro increase my opporruniry ro absorb rhe French culrure and language. scripr. Members parricipared in culfure din- ners, movies, plays, and fundraisers. Olsro- berfesr is held by German sfudenfs TO raise funds for a scholarship, said GHS sponsor Becky Freeman. While some sfudenrs were accepring rhe honor of being in NFHS, NSHS, or GHS, orher srudenrs were joining rhe Spanish Club, rhe Lafin Club, and rhe lnrernafional Club. Spon- sor of rhe Spanish Club, Joanne Longobardi said, lr is an inreresring club, and anyone who raises Spanish l or ll is eligible rojoinf' The foreign language clubs did rhe same fhings rhaf rhe honor societies did and more We wenf ro a DU hoclsey game TO com- pare violence inf Roman sports, said Lafin Club sponsor Tamara Bauer. Being in a foreign language club was an inrriguing experience, and rhe members srill had fun. lr was a chance ro learn abouf ofher culfures, said Sr. Kelly Cage. Chris Coldren ,, L Q - l Z E' ..... ,,.. C ii s Culdien LUJOW NSHS!SPANlSH CLUB- FRONT ROW: Dolores Barela, Rurh Henson, Anjali Budhiraja, Tiffany Corely, Chin Bae, Michelle Exley, Joanne Longobardi. ROW 2: Woo-Jae Kim, Jennifer McLean, Christie Berry, Valerie Waldrop, Marissa Canru, Lori Lundin, Gina Dupre, Michelle Alazabo, Navneer Singh BACK ROW- Karen Howard, David Aaresrad, Stephanie Wheeler, Dean Schaefer, Mirchell Smirh, Tiffany Wagner, Sreve Hayurin, Milse Roberrs, Michelle Marcu, Michelle Reeves. INTERNATL CLUB- FRONT ROW: Hearher Piclsles-Orero, Laura Davis, Paige Doherry, Waire, Elizaberh Dunn, Karina Amador, Harudo Venabe. BACK ROW. Pauline Wei Chang, Kelly Cage, Krisren Roberro, Navneer Singh, Maria Anfon, Kidisr Berhane 100 QE W2 -- dh my l K GHS FRONT ROW: Beclsy Freeman, Sara Crosby, Sharla Bond BACK ROW Carole Whlre, Dayud Prlclserr, Rhonda Franlx Thad Dlclvnson, Mara Relrz, lvlllse Douglass, Erlc Rydberg, Tlm Carrenson, Dave Reeb, Sreye Gurhery gum ,lunar 'vrllllaa' L.:yw l Daw Wl-,un Sophs. Mike Ibrahim and Andy Contiguglia our a model Elffel Tower on lop of Ms. Jill Scott's car as a farewell. Scott lefr Ol-IS IO December for a lab wlrh rhe Denver Posr. Q1 Phsl Lalole LATIN CLUB. FRONT ROW. Tamara Bauer, Srephanne Wheeler ROW Q' Chrlsrina Crawford, Richard Slncoyer, Jeff Llndsey, Berh Gilberr, Tom lmber, Jennlfer MCOuald, Laura Prarexror, Dayld Goldberg BACK ROW Beth Schlnn, Shane Harmon, Noelle Brown, Krm Goodwln, Shen Carlln, Sabrlna Smurh, Jim Reld, Jacob Sayer Crrrls Colaren l :KN NFI-l51 FRONT ROW: lulle Dirrman, Nora Lynn, Paullne Wen, Parry Wel, Theresa Duncan, Palge Doherry, Laura Prorexror, Ellzabarh Dunn, Georgla Benlou, Jlll Carlson BACK ROW Darren l-lardy, Klm Bleylns, Donna Bellamy, Tom Rampy, Taeslls Klm, Kelly Cage, John Morgan, Colleen Walre, Laraine Laurelnrl, Dave Kroylrz, Jeff Sheshol, Barbara Sramper Foreign Language like being with a spirited crowd because a sclvool Without spirit Woulcln't be muclv of a sclnool. fr. Monte Montgomery Liesl Buck Barrels to Bowling Balls 'lHey, ler's do a wave! Thar was nor an uncommon phrase yelled during Overland sparring evenrs by rhe Blazer Power Club. Blazer Power is a spirir club rhar supports arhleric reams, said Jr. Annamaria Major. The Blazer Power supported only varsify leve el arhleric reams, buf iusr because rhere were only loO members for more rhan 20 sparring evenfs each weels. 'lWe hope rhar we'll grow in size, enough TO supporr every sparring evenr, said sponsor Gordon Young. Even if rhe club didn'r grow, rwo meme bers of Blazer Power had enough spirir for everyone, Jr. Casey Murphy, alias 'lBarrel Man, and Jr. Monte Montgomery, alias Blazer Man, wenr a srep furrher rhan orh- er members . l'l dressed as rhe Barrel Man because I rhoughf ir would be fun, said Casey. Monte said, I dressed up because if seems rhar people are rowdier when we're rhis way. Overall, Blazer Power was an energefic club, Annamaria summed if up by saying, You jusr come ro rhe evenrs and have fun. While rhe Blazer Power was busy gefring people rowdy, rhe Premed Healrh Club was busy presenring fhe school Healfh Fair and giving presenfarions abour rhe ropic in which rhey parricipared during rhe l-lealrh Fair. The Premed l-lealfh Club is an organizarion for srudenrs who are planning lO pursue any field of healrh and medicine, said sponsor Ted Tsumura. During rhe free rime, fhe members parficif pared in healrhy acrivifies such as rouch foorf ball, sofrball, and bowling. For many meme bers, joining rhe Premed Healrh Club was a way TO help rheir future, buf Jr. Lynn Avery said, l-laving Dr, Tsumura for a sponsor real- ly made me wanf fojoinf' Dr. Ted Tsumura bowls for fun and healrh, Dr. Tsumura was rhe sponsor of rhe Premed l-lealrh Club. Bradley rryflis ,nm 5 S3 si' Evil rayfiigi-fi, BLAZER POWER FRONT ROW Roger Higgins, Benord Row leir, Tavin Moore, Teri Travis, Tiffany Perersen, Krissy DeBel Tracy Forbis ROW 2 Jacinra Dupuis, Tiffani Wagner, Anna' maria Major, Ann Freeland, Bradley Ryan, Tracy Purman Joey Cho, Lisa Carr, Jennifer Blaise, Anna Spain, Julie Par 102 ig sons, Belinda Sgrillo, Gordon Young, Susan Shirley, Kris Wil' liams, Kellie Sheers, Lisa Parrerson, Roberr Burron, Jennifer Song, Julie Thomas, Paulerre Garcia, Adrienne Desmond ROW B1 Renee l-lilron, Michelle Reeves, Mindi Moyer, Kim Purr, Casey Murphy, Kevin Harris, Deanna Vigil, Jason Bur- nerr, Jennifer Porrer, Parricia Oehlerr, Kelly Kiverr, Wendy Whire, unidenrified, Ann Marrin, BACK ROW Abby Ulirzlsy, Karie Simpson, Chris Schwenlse, Marlene Azada, Michelle McCulloh, Tiffany Beye, Rachel Callsins, Barbara Cassidy, Baye Taylor, Richard Joslen, John Kempfer, Maris lmana Srs. John Knorr and Shad Kazerooni and Jr. Patrick Woodward bow! darrrwg one of rrwe dL,D'fr +1c'rv'rre'r Sponsor Gordon Young pref,enr5 rdow, ra rho Dkuzer Power Crab members Brazer Power rred 'Q 5.,:brw' as vrcrny arrwrec evenrb as pasmble lr- rm 4-. rr lv r 9 E X L, L. ,,,,,. Dressed rn rages, severar Uage' Power 'rre 'rL e': crmrzrr rr 1 rr'e vv'e5rNer5 Members of Drazer Drwxrer frm rrd way, ra cnrrverw arhrerrc evenrs PREMED CLUB FRONT ROW Lywrr Axvry, Tu 'Mc Nr Mary Wmerrwan, Vanessa Trwarnas, Trffrny Bmw Tn' Har Krrrr Dr Tea Tsarrwra ROW 2 Cesar Srsrwdw-4 SM -rrr 1 llc!-rwrvy, liarrwrw Sremerws, Corleerw O'Brrarw, Srrnrrr' Wcrrkrr Narrrwvor Srfwgh BACK RCW Drew rmrwr TH' C,t'vn J-Mr Vim' Shad Kazeraarwr, Jarrwre Wrrgorr Blazer Power Premed Club S ntax Error. I , . hey re unavoidable not only for me but to the Jr. Fred Hirsch looks omozed os he prepores ro Iood o disk. future Sgfiefy aj I do m05t of my home- Conrrory ro populor belief, computers could be fun ond , . enrerroining os well os educorionoi Work on the computer because they re easzer and . faster for me. sum Lecrures oren'r olwoys rhe greoresr rhing ro do However, - people drdnr mind lisrening ro Mr. Rod McKinney, the ff. fdC0b Sc1y6T. fl In compurer club sponsor rg., ff f 1. liesl Buck ri? -. Whrrr. Bleep, bleep. I'Synrox error! Those were rwo words rhor oll compurer experrs, nor ro menrion beginners, hored ro see Working wirh compurers sornerimes rook o lor of rime ond porience. Mony people wouldn'r usuolly roke rhe rime, however, rhe people in rhe Compurer Club didn'r seem ro mind. Some peopleioined rhe Compurer Club ro leorn obour using rhe compurer, I con rype reporrs ond popers much fosrer ond EASI- ERI, soid Jr. Joy Wolenzime. Orhersjoined rhe club ro help wirh closses orlusr ro hove fun, Jr. Jeff Polmer soid, I'We Ieorn rhings in rhe club, bur olso, we con ploy gomes ond rrode progroms. Jr. Jocob Soyer soid, Compurers ore un- ovoidoble nor only for me bur ro rhe furure sociery. I do mosr of my homework on comf purers becouse rhey're eosier for me. Mr. Rod McKinney sponsored rhe 'wired club' I enjoy showing kids rhor compurers oren'r os complicored os rhey seem, soid Mr. McKinney. Members of rhe club prepored for o con- resr. Losr yeor we hod o lor of fun when we hod comperirionsf' soid Palmer. Afrer wolking our of physics or chemisrry, mosr srudenrs shoved oll newly leorned fore mulos ro rhe bocks of their broins. I-Iowever, some piople enjoyed science so much rhor rhey joined rhe Science Club. The new sponsor of rhe Science Club wos Mr. Woheed Butt. I like worching rhe sru- denrs discover how much fun experimenrs ond science con be, soid Mr. Butt. St. Andreo West soid, I'We hove leorned mony inreresring rhings. Plus, ir's fun becouse if you mess up you won'r ruin your grodef' One section of rhe club srudied rhe skelerol sysrem. Ir wos inreresring becouse we Ieorned oll rhe differenr porrs of The sysrem ond oll rhe different nomes, soid Soph. Jeff Lindsey. Brnidloy Ryon SCIENCE CLUB FRONT ROW- Andreo Wesr, Novneer Singh, Mr. Wogeed Burr, Jeff Lindsey. BACK ROW Mork lnzono, Williom Brondhorsr, John Kempfer, Richord Sincovec, 1041 Q Ryon J- 1 4.4 --...-u-I Brodley Ryon COMPUTER CLUB FRONT ROW: Keirh Freedmon, Keirh Lewis, Richord Wong, Suson Chong BACK ROW Jocob Soyer, Rob Teichmon, Fred I-Iirsch, I-Iorlon McConne, Mr Rod McI4inney Q 'X X 9 Q Y X N .Ax .. r - X v 5 ii QQ, M ,..- I .al . 5 , Q N . X ' is Q fx. Q I X 5 .. Q , ' Q X X I . :s' - '- - Q , XS M ,..... J Qu Qi x v , -xl - ..,, ., , if if M r , I X ii 3 Q x ig! K 'if 'W' 1-:'f'f,:ag:f 1 A N X X 1 E -. Fi S 'I 3 ,S . I -Q-'S S -. 2 TS S is f N ,qzi b , X, ix E, 5 N ,.,, X S s x 1 -S: isa 5 ' f. X 12 Drflcih-y Vlyrin' Members of who Scenic Club QxpNorQ pcm of We human and slseleral sysrom Sr. Andrea West sand, Wa do wtwwgs we dorfr gem ro mm dam Jrs. Harlan McConne and Jacob Sayer Qryoy uma mm We compumr ro do fum mags mroad of awgfwvwcmrs They jammed VM? dub xo Neam more amd TO pfoparc for We marc Comgurer Dcience 10 5 Jr. Dove Wilson vvorTs5 on his form or Keysrome Com Qcmfromom was embed mm has foie os he mode hrsjump T 7 Q - , ..,. , .- E E i QQ T mb 'Ax .V EL. .1 H, SPEECH FRONT ROW PnuToCQmmc1roro BACK ROW Shen Prudeowme, Cammy Sayer 106 Q T an b ,Q 2 R Q Q Q R 4 fx .K ,X Sam' Huy SPEECH AND DEBATE- FRONT ROW, Menon Vogel, Mwdwdle Reeves, Toe-Hu: Km, Roger Hwggxms, Amy Psrch BACI4 Cv? , ,' -Y ny B ,pgs ,E C -. ,K . ,-, ROW Chodes Wvmgerrer, lm Cuepprwer, Srephome WheeTer Soon Mwllus St. Scott Holden rolses off in flight ot Winter Porls. The doy's sunshine wos evident on his ton foce -J Dub Alexander Scott Gory Eric Rydboto SPEECH AND DEBATE FRONT ROW Dovid Aores'od, Jim Reid, Sobtino Smith, Jesus Aldono, Rory Siegol, Lee Corrol ROW 2. Jeff Shesol, ToefSiIs Kim, Steve l-loyutin, Corole White, Suson Ltesl Bucls peech is something I can compete in Without having to he a jock. Itfs helped me a lot. In act, I enjoy giving speeches now. It? a fun club with the same competitive atmosphere as sports. Sr. Ray Merenstezn Fast Talkers The Speech ond Debote Club seemed lilse it would consist only of future politicions or lowyers who hod visions of some doys chonging the course of history with their brilf liont words. But it olso included people who just lilsed to orgue. The winning trodition of the Speech ond Debote teom continued, lorgely due to the cooching, experience, ond dedicotion of od- yisor Jim Chose. Another foctor wos the teom's unity ond the support they gove to eoch other. Our teom octs os o unit rother thon mony seporote units, which molses Overlond's teom stond out, soid Jr. Jim Reid. Experience in public speolsing ond selff confidence were not the only slsills goined. Sold Sr. Roy Merenstein, I con creote ore gonized speeches for elections, presentoe tion, ond toll-ring my vvoy out of trotfic yiolo- Sr. Seen Millis fires up his oudience with o rousing speech l-lond gestures odd to the intensity of his presen- rotion tions, Meeting other people ond molsing friends yyos onother one of the mony benefits of Speech ond Debote. I enjoy the competif tion of putting my orguing obility ond style ogoinst someone else's. lt's reolly o test of your mentol strength, soid Jr. Jeff Shesol. Also becouse they orgued both sides of on issue, members leorned how to see things from oll points of view. Some people thought thot debote vvos just o freefforfoll heydoy, but it vyos reolly extremely structured. Hours of reseorch ond gothering evidence vyos port of the process to prepore for o meet. The members of the Slsi Club prepored for their doy on the slopes. They hod to yyolse up ot the crocls of down to be oble to get some of the best slsiing in the country. os high os the noon sun, Conu, Alyis Montgomery, Andreo West. BACK ROW- Roy Merensrein, Mr Jim Chose, Chris Ferguson, Jocob Soyer, Jomie Wilson, Doyid Pricleett, Seth Motus, Psyon Reese, Williom Coe, Tor Aorestod, l4irls Freedle, Jim Dovis Copy Down Smith Loyour Tom Gosh The Slsi Club eryoys o Wonderful doy or Winter Porls. The mood wos light ond the spirits were Speech ond DebotefSlsi Q3 MARCHNG SMS L Hsnnv f , SCHUUL C' 01512 5 CREEK MOU Gwrhd rr hrs QM, Jr. Rich Duston performs or 0 hoffrirhe show pO'iOVV'f'NCfNCQ rrrhe wos when ol! of rhe hdrd worls ohd Wong prdcrfces pofd off The dddmoh of 0 rorhbow dhd boffoohs ro fhe bonds perfor- rmhce mode hoffrurhe shows colorfuf ohd uhuque. Sr. Eric Brcmdhorst burlr rhe rouhbow ohd bfew up over WOO bol- foods LAND HIGH' SCH00 , sgpnph. CUL0 V Um U., Cdur Gudrd members Fr. Hyun Yoo dhd Soph. Anno Spoin feed rho bdhd wh rhe Horhecomfhg porode The QQ' rode wehr by Pohderosd ohd Vffldge Edsr EIGVTHSITIOVY Schoofs Color Gudrd grrfs provided rhe Hash rhor ehhorwced rhe dppeorohce of rhe bond Fr. Koy Hyder ohd rhe orher members march wirh rhe bond or rhe Homecommhg po- rode 108 Q wg rwduewr mfr Color Guord FRONT ROW lsoy Hyder, Erin FVOZIGV, Trgqy ferfow, Brrdgerrc Mumz, Isrfsrfho Johes, Sohyo Edwards, Mu' Forbxs, Toro Bunch, Isrrsrmd Gugoof, Ashfyh Voughr, Melfsso chelfe Budjd, Sormyd Scorr, Ahhd Sperm, ROVTTVTHY Srrwh, Lourd Worhrz, Hyuh Yoo, Cdrol Voughh BACK ROW- Krisruh Srrrhg- Dows Band One of the Finest .aux ...A-2 X iL.iL1'Ui J' member Sr. Jeff Wendholt lers rhe smoorh sound of ox mingle wirh rho music of The bond He wore his s ro lools hor ond Ieeep cool during gomes ,. lv H 'v'r.pQ. 1. , Arr lTl.z'.r 'in-iris A5 O member of mg drum me rw year bond member FL The Morchrng Scors, consrsrrng of 155 members, hove rhoir Kevin Stevens woso porr of rhe reom rhor odded rhyrhm QVOUD DUUV9 '0lf9lT OVW WTC fron 9095 Of llil' SYOTQ 005 ro rhe bonds music. COUVW bUlldlVTQ We always loved music. For me theres no better bzgb. Sean Millis Ar rhe holfrime show of every home foor- boll gome, srudenrs expecred rhe Morching Scors ro be enrerroining on rhe field. Howev- er rhe morchlng bond wos involved in much more rhonjusr performing or holfrime. They porricipored in CU Bond Doy, CBA Psegionols ond Srore comperirion, ond performed or Elirch's Gordens. Mosr people didn'r reolize iusr exocrly whor rhe Morching Scors did ro prepore for rheir dozzling performonces. Two weelss oe' fore school, rhey reheorsed every doy. When school begon, rhe reheorsol rime wos cur ro rwo ond o holf hours every Thursdoy nighr. This didn'r include regulor reheorsols during closs rime. Anorher rhing rhor wos rolsen for gronred wos whor rhe bond odded ro Overlond. Bond dlrecror Mr. John lcobone sold, The Overlond bond progrom is recognized os one of rhe finesr pond progroms in rhe srore of Colorodof' An ospecr of the Morching Scors rhor wos ofren ignored wos rhe Color Guard. This reom of 18 girls, sold member Jr. Carol Vaughn, provides o visuol effecr ro complif menr rhe music of rhe bond. The Color Guord nor only procriced wirh rhe bond or oll scheduled Thursdoy nighr reheorsols, our rhey procriced privorely for rwo ond o holf ro rhree hours eoch Wednesdoy evening os well. Morching l3ondfColor Guord A member of rbe Percussion Ensemble, Soph Graham Lismon performs in concerr Overland nad rne only Percus- sion Ensemble in rne srare Direcror John Icabone condocrs rne Percussion Ensemble dareng a performance in December Tne bands performed ofren daring rlwe spring Karny Daly SYMPHONIC BAND FRONT ROW Tim Caren, Cindy Clifron, Kelly Lofras, Hearner Nevvnouse, Alisa l-loescnole, Dena Gibson, Snari Volenra, Andrea Arminrroor, Tina Anderson, Terri Harmon ROW 2 Kellie Sneers, Michelle Daley, Shannon Lyddane, Wendy Carr, Tammi l-larmon, Varya Tnoofr, Srepnanie Powers ROW C31 Krisrina Silvers, Devin Denerre, Geoff Douglas, Karlene Kilmer, Rod Tnomoson, Tim Gove, Reeve Sournam, Cheryl Tilseman, Andy Srone, Melanie Williams, Richard Thompson, Andy Conriguglia, Ross Lucleen, Angela Newson, Daniel Snalsinger, Scorr Lillig, Keros Johnson BACK ROW Robby Drandnorsr, Ricn Green, Mike Galleaer, Gary Winclser, Granr Libslsy, Kevin Srevens, Tony Pucci. llO Q Qs f w K 3. 4 J v 9 HS Sophs. Gary Winckler, Mike Conde, Grohom Lismon, Fr. Mike Shupe and Sr. David Fox false rime ro perform for me school. Members of rne bonds spenr long nours learning music for Concerrs Prociicing for Symphonic Bond, Soph. Kellie Sheets and Fr. g N 1 Michelle Daley woir for rheir cue Overlond bonds are A ' E -1 l 7 - recOQ'vized on borh rhe srore and norionol level. ' A--- -- --A--QQ ------- i -' - ts a Way of expressing myself I express mysel i 1 y Ks i Q- 'Q T . ' so if wi' Liosl Ducls through sound instead of Words. Sr. Eric Brandlvorst Long Hours, While mony srudenrs spenr long hours offer school for o sporr, orhers spenr long hours procricing and perfecring rhe orr of music. These srudenrs were members of rhe bond. Throughour rhe foorboll seoson, Scor members compered several rimes. They compered or CU Bond Day, CBA Pseginols and Srore, and rhe Englewood Dano Eesrival. This year the Marching Scors plocecl sev- enrh in rhe srore, rhe besr showing in rhe school's hisroryf' sold sponsorfdirecror John lcabone. Afrer rhe foorball seoson vvos over, the members had ro oudirion for eirher rhe Wind Ensemble or rhe Symphonic Bond. The Wind Ensemble was rhe more advanced of rhe rvvo. Borh bonds offended rvvo comperirlons Hard Work each yeor. In oddirion ro rhe school bond program, mony srudenrs fools prlvore lessons vveel-xly ond fried our for honor bonds. 'll perform in Jozz Band ond Wind Ensemble ond procrice rvvo ro five hours a day. I olso TOISQ privare lessons weekly, said Sr. Eric Brandhorst. ln oddirion ro rhe Wino Ensemble ond Symphonic Bond, rhere were Jozz I ond ll. These ensembles hove rroveled exrensively rhroughour Colorado and compered in sevP erol comperirions. Performing vvirh rhe Jozz Bonds was rhe Percussion Ensemble. Each oncl every member of rhe Scots, Jazz Bonds, ond Ensembles hove rolsen a greor deal of pride in rheir performances, sold Eric. Shelley Walrr Sr. Jason Levine plays rhe Xylophone during a Percussion Ensemble concerr. The Percussion Ensemble performed wirh rhe Jozz bonds, Q During pracrice, Frs. Kristina Silvers, Devin Denette Geoff Douglas, and Karlene Kilmer perfecr rheir music skills. These srudenrs vvere members of rhe Symphonic Bond L5 lil I . , 2 Dremoct rw mar Losromos, Jr. Rochelle Gallup aad Srs. A ' . Remy Martin awd Ginger Margolin swag 'AN Saw Mommy , L4 sfxrrvr Sava Gam M gi X Do , C'aw'rwJ5 OOr1orrrWOOCC ar Overload, me Treoe ' ' Q 1 r Y , -v ' 0 9 N' s Warren rarae rrwerr varces aad mag Woaro, Louro, Louro M ', , ' L L I fl g Q CEOLNAN CHOIR FRONT ROW Radral Werke, Trffaare Wag Goa Todd Duma, Evaa Armaras, Dylan Smrrh, Sera Ryan pmmri BACK MQW M, pcm gmmr mmm BCUQMOW grove avr, Remy Marrra, Laura Bevrs, Rarra Srgdayad, VoLerre ROW 3 Loorse McAdams,JerrrBGrgemarw,Sr1arwaom WeHs, gwdomferdr 3,05 Hmrgrpv mr, Bmmoreroi QWQHC5 gmccrqgv Waldwso Mrs Jvaacrro PaLmer ROW Q TrworNeNsoa, Jorma Laura Nooaaa, Gragcr Margolra, Owrrsrre Ross, Rhonda JQBQDR gmrm Ngr prgkrmd rgocywrre GOHUD 'gmc Noomp 112 QQ Y Mr. Paul Smith loods fhe Cecilion Choir in song. ln his firsi Cor oi Overlond, Smith direcred five choirs 'vi' L' iss-A 'R X A Q l' llxgon-'. 1-is-s lil Duc'-J or me, singing is a Way to express myselfand its really built my self-confidence. Melanie Wilbite More Than a Dozens of voices filled rhe room. Yer ine sreod of rhe discordoni bobble usuolly heord in o clossroom filled vviih srudenrs, o lisrener would heor rhe hormonious sounds of o song. This vvos no ordinory closs, lr vvos choir. Ar Overlond, fhere ore severol choirs. Freshmen choir ond sophomore choir do nor reguire rryeours. Cecilion choir ond Trebee loires do. While Cecilion hos borh boys ond girls, Trebelolres is on oll girl choir. Also, this vvos rhe firsi yeor Tn which rhere vvos on olT mole choir, rhe Ploinsmen. Choir is o rime of doy when you con be vvirh friends in o fun ormosrphere, yer vvorls hord ro express yourself, sold Jr. Volerie Woldrop. The srudenrs in choir enjoyed ir Fr. Trevor Gallup, Sr. Eric Brondhorst, ond Sophs. Don Shulsinger ond Todd Dunn of ihe Ploinsmen iOverlond's oil mole choir? vvoir for rhe opening noies before beginning o song Lot of Noise becciuse the ormosphere vvos pleosonr for borh vvorls ond being vvirh friends. Also, mony enjoyed fhe leorning ospecrs of being in choir. As Sr. John Goe sold, ln choir you con improve your voice by singing vvirh orhf ers ond leorning nevv fechniguesf' Choir vvos norjusi o closs. The members of rhe choir song or vorious funcrions oround Denver. They song Ol ihe Brovvn Poloce for rhe Deburonre Boll, or Phipps Monsion, ond or vorious counfry clubs. They olso gove conf cerrs or Overlond. John sold, Concerrs ore fun, buf l vvish ihere vvos more sfudenr pore riciporionf' You don'f olvvoys hove ro hove o good voice ro be in choir, buf you hove io be oble ro blend well vvirh rhe orher voices, soid Jr. Rochelle Gallup. The Overlond choir's blend of voices could nor only be heord oround school, buf olso oround Denver. if I X 4 . . 1-A 2? Q ' -, A F5 ,MQ X t,,,,Jx ,,,,, c..,,. TREBELNRETS FRONT ROW Melonie Wilhiie, Nicolo Elio, Tereso Wolsh, Alicio Moyville, Julio Elliorr, Crisrino Romsrerrer, p0lm9V BACK ROW MV POW 5mlllT Michele SDCVTCGV Lvm Siocy Redmond, Kim Blevins, Jeonelle Joclsson, Renee l-lil' Soroh Severson ROW 3 Dorion l-loll, Selino Corr, Chrisrino WSW' Cfllole Willey lemlfol JORQS Dlom TOVTTOYOT GQOVQWT ron, Jenn V-:nOrdsrrond, Locro Trobough ROW 2 Dono Crovvford, Michelle Willioms, Julie Norris, Roguel Willioms, DEVTJOU pfcfhel 'Willie' Vldfl Holm' LOWS? MCAOOVDS NO' Ainsvvorih, ,erri Dorgemon, lulie Rollo, Aoreon Gordino, Rowe Schrecls, Chrisiie Derry, Donno Bellorny, Mrs Jeonerre p'ClUV9fl Rochelle GOHUQ 118 Concenrraring an her music, Fr. Hannah Chang plays her cello Mosr of the band classes spenr hours pracricing. ORCllESTRA FRONT ROW. Dhenulsa Vinnalsora, LaDonna Hooren, Hannah Chang, Michael Fox, Roger l-liggins, Tammi Paulmena, Sara Vovyells, Dranna Vigil ROW 2 Sandi Waarri, Daphne Wilson, Sheila Ehrhardr, Laurie Noonan, Wendy Long, Carrie Bloom, Melanie Mayer, Kim Jung BACK ROW Shyamala Vrnnalsora, Kendra Hren, Elise Mor gan, Dayrd Prrclserr, Julie Redy, Berh Degraffenrerd, Richard Nalera, Paolo Cammarora, Marian Vogel Nor Picrured, Mi- cole Wermore rslro or N if N, fu-...f M'?1 f? hw , , , 1 Leslrcr Sr-rr is . , 5 emim ,i2fff!1f 'I r CONCERT Cl'lOlRr FRONT ROW- Julie Leidlsa, Darian l-lall, Grerchen Knoll, Francee Donare Cindy Plarr, Shoshana Freidman, Amanda Meyers, Pam Craig, Kay l-layder, Sammy Resier, Andy Younr, Casey Rarnrree, Alex Armaras, April Flowers, Ginny Hughes, Shannon Lydane Jennifer Jones, Krisa l-lallocls, Shana Carlson, Lindell Carney, Sheri Prud'Homme, BACK ROW 114 M Mr, Paul Smirh, Derh Degraffenfeid, Marla l-loulsley, Michelle Smirh, Cyd Rosenbaum, Crisry Lee, Amy Rirch, Barbie Shuman, Andria Arminrrour, Maurice Sparlxs, Marla I-laugh, Treyor Gallup, Greg Margolin, Andrea Kraft, Amy Lyda, Mimi Bouzarelos, Jeanna Hendriclsson, Melanie Mullica, Carolyn Cornell, Marci Byers, Mrs Palmer E as I osi Dacia have put so much into it because it's been my Whole life. It's something I Want to make a career out of Sr. Laurie Noonan Changing With The Changes Changes fools place nor only in rhe srruc- rure of rhe building, but also in many of rhe classes rhemselves. One change occurred in rhe choir classes. They were raughf by a new reacher, Mr. Paul Smith. Wlrh years of experience in choral reaching, Smith hoped 'lfo achieve excellence in choral! vocal mue sic and ro show rhe srudenr body rhar singing is an exciring, fun, and meaningful parr of rhe high school curriculum. Srudenrs worlsed on developing rheir voices by warming up ro ger in rune. They also learned to sing in harmony wirh orhers. When aslsed why she fools the class Soph. Sylvia Marin said, I roole rhis class because if I wanr ro go inro music as career, I need ro develop my voice. As rhey wair for class ro begin, Sophs. Melissa Taylor, Melissa Abeyta, and Lysandra Hines warm up rheir voices Choraloires was only one of many choir classes Another change was in orchesrra. Every year many new freshman join rhe class. They broughr new faces, ralenfs, and arfi rudes ro rhe group, rhus helping ro furrher improve rhe class. Learning how ro play an insrrumenr well was difficulr enough, buf learning ro synchro nize wirh a group was a rrue challenge. Jr. Shelia Erhardt said, Everyone should fry a musical insrrumenr. Ir ralses a lor of self-discie pline, buf ir really malses you feel lilse you've accomplished somerhingf' Borh orchesrra and choir were challenge ing learning experiences. They nor only had the love of music in common, buf rhey had also rhe abiliry ro change wirh rhe changes. 'uu.vl 'Cf CHORALAIIXFS CHOIR FRONT ROW: Mr. Paul Smirh, Lysan- mie Jones, Melissa Taylor, Suzanne Canie, Lisa Wallace, ora Hines lisa Desmond Shelley McGee, Rachel Callsins, Cgmi Ihrlg, Sylvia Marin, Daurio Turls, Sheri Carlin, Tiffany Bye Melissa Abeyra, Mrs Palmer. BACK ROW- Ja- Loslv Si-i lx Wirh iniense concenrraiion, Fr. Paolo Commarota plays his violin Mosr of rhe members in orchesrra were freshmen Choir f Orchesrra 115 n a democracy, its important to understand what is going on in our government because We have the responsibility to make sure it runs smooth- ly, and to do that you need to he aware. Laura Protextor Doing Their Part Some students cringed at the thought of doing something helpful, while others were eager to lend a helping hand. Students in the National Honor Society and in the Political Avvareness Club helped others out often. The Political Awareness Club vvas started in the 1984-85 school year by sponsor Mt. Bill Bliss and lsathy Mostovv C851 There vvas a glaring need for political information and avvareness in this school. Kathy Mostovv and I had the same ideas, stated Mr. Bliss. The Political Awareness Club put on sever- al events. A rice banquet vvas held to in- crease awareness of world hunger. At first, club also sponsored discussion groups on to- pics ranging from nuclear weapons to Libya. As Jr. Shaun Ryan said, lt's enjoyable be- cause you bring up suqects that people don't usually thinls about. Students in the NHS had at least a So GPA. and were involved in community ser- vice. NHS is honoring students for their ac- complishments, said sponsor Mrs. Dee Bond. Members of NHS got involved in many service projects. They helped the Retarded Citizens Association by giftvvrapping at Christ- mas, and were involved in tutoring and in a a lot of students are reluctant to go to the functions, but once they are there, they seem more interested, said Mr. Bliss. The televised Academic Bovvl. Also, the NHS named a Teacher of the Semester, ii 'T ' '- Citrix LOlUiE' At a Political Awareness Club meeting, members Jr. Jacob Sr. Pat Parker reads a menu before ordering his meal at Sayer and Sis. Carole White and Elizabeth Doherty dis- the National Honor Society Drealsfast, The breakfast was cuss coming protects The PAC spnosored events throughout given to honor the Teacher of the Semester. the school year lla M During Hunger Weels, the Political Awareness Club held an auction to raise money to help combat vvorld hunger The things that were auctioned off were articles of clothing and favorite props of faculty members. qv r Hit Eric Tlydberg 4.-K ID l' Chris Laldten 7 Q At the Rice Banquet, Jr. Laura Protextor and Fr. Cammi Ihrig help themselves to the banquets main dish The ban' quet was held by the Political Awareness Club during Hun' ger Week to increase awareness of world hunger Jr. Jim Bond's box contained the most cans in the contest to see whose box would be the most filled, so he won the contest and had to kiss a pig. The contest was held to increase participation in the canned food drive. Hes!! ..-nil? Q llillliil K A FK ,. - . K NCQ? SSX, Y 2 -hw ,ik K 2 J A Y . as '- sg Sr-SL' ' 3 ,ff J S A -'wg l 1:,.f Q ...Q-v 'd .K JS! 'Q 1 J S' st 32+ A? ll-, L -FS Eric Rydberg 'Q' .MG ts 55 i Q 1 .4 POLlTlCAL AWARENESS CLUB: FRONT ROW- Mt. Dill Bliss, Vanessa Thomas, Laura Protextor, Elizabeth Doherty ROW 2 Kelly Cage, Mara Cohen, Colleen Waite, Jacob Sayer, Shaun Ryan, TOP ROW Dayid Ptickett, Carole White, David Aarestead NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: FRONT ROW, Christie Berry, Erica Ouellette, Ginger Margolin, Kari Perkins, Heidi Teske, Ashley Kissinger, Samantha Rachbach, Kristin Kiyohiro, Lisa Thomas, Gary Schaefer, Laura Ptotextor, Jay Bianchi, Jac- queline Clair, Jennifer West, Tiffany Corley, Michelle Exeley. ROW 2. Laura Noonan, Susan Chang, Angie Eyert, Christine Chqnacki, Dove Kravitz, Eric Rydberg, Jeff Shesol, Melanie Wilhite, Chris Scheffler, Mara Cohen, Bryan Pepper, Leann Sauer, Jodi Moore, Julie Dittman, Tami Gash, Dawn Smith, Mrs. Dee Bond, ROW 3: Cindy Johnson, Julie Lerner, Tiftanie Wagner, Julie Dunhill, Mike Roberts, Robert Hixson, Mike Douglass, Tam Rampy, Linda Brown, Colleen Waite, Jimmy Mattingly, David Drooks, Anjali Budhiraia, Alex Gorseyski, Pat Parker, Woo J Kim, Chin Bae TOP ROW. Pauline Wei, Karin Sidgestad, Cindy Galloway, Rachel Kletke, Rob Teich- man, John Morgan, Heather Reddy, Kelly Cage, Hiejon Chung, Katie Schreck, Darren l-lardy, Todd Dolbier, Dave Thompson 'IW cmmous sans 454 suppress Norssooxs gg ous vans 5100 ,says Pens 25 MESH so For her soles defnonsrrorion, Jr. Andrea Petersen preps in lronr of o resiouronr reglsrer Srudenrs cornpered in mony oifferenr oroos of nnorlsering ond business procedures, Jr. Seon Olivor leorns obour rhe business world by selling food ond orher producrs ro srudenrs The school srore pro yioed o useful woy ro leorn ond niolse rhoney or rhe some mme ' ' www .zu assesses: aooxsxas cumsexnm we-rs owmsas 15 Yi? WELCOX so ls w-.v ll ,-.i-il: su. ,i 11 isis .li lQi: w lbiry The DECA iloor rnolses irs woy down Jewell during rhe llorheconwing porode Alrhough ir didn'r win ony oworos, 'ne floor showed school spirlr ond pride for rhe club Clubs r' l , . M... y N-Q Sieve Uliwirrrri' 'fue Bowrrinii DECA- FRONT ROW1 Cnor Kennedy, Lorry Schoefer, Con doce Horris, Amy Nlund, Troylyn Schulrz, lim Schoefer ROW 2 Leonn Souer, Michelle Gossweiler, Denise Drum mono, Jennifer Derson, Deonno Borrlgllerl, Srephonie Erpeld ing, Sue Nochozel, Moson l-loyurln, Lonce Newcomb, Eyon ,Lis Arrnoros, lkoberr Folco BACK ROW Todd Dole, Vilsrorn Jonqo, Melisso Brown, Shoy Eberly, Molisso Nlizer, Sreph onle Toylor, Melisso Cooper, Viclsy Horris, Chrisrino Psorhsrer rer, Erico Ouellerre, Chris Brodforo, Williorn Coe, Jeff Collins, Morr Gibbs, Dovio King Mrs. Lourette Purfurst talses time out to tails with DECA club member Jr. Stefanie Taylor. Mrs. Purfurst worlsed with many students to help them develop their slsills for DECA :arf F- - its E .. ll 3 g Q Y W Y Q IJ an Sieve Unwiiit ii Q.. A -.aw tilts ln- Lecturing ta 'he club, Mr. John Nitta discusses the finer points of mcrlseting Nitta was the co sponsor along with Mrs. Purfurst for DECA l i,y.,i.is 'vi i tfs like a natural high being able to lead Over- land? DECA class into competition against other schools. The competitiveness has taught me a lot and will help prepare me for future challenges. Sr. Cristina Ramstetter Lies! Ducls Making a Future Almost everyone has seen the movie Risky Business, where Tom Cruise belongs to the club Future Enterprisers of America, Al- though it is doubtful that any Overland stu- dents had the experience of running a busi- ness lilse the one in the movie, many stue dents did belong to businessforiented clubs. ln order to learn more about the business world and further their abilities in human relations, many students joined the clubs FBLA and DECA. The more active of the two was DECA, which stood for Distributive Education Clubs of America. Activities included malsing stocls- ings at Christmas for the preschoolers, having ing an employeefemployer banquet to thanls all the people who had supported them through the year. I-lalf of the 85 stu- dents who belonged to DECA went to the district competition. From there, several stuf dents made it to the state competition. They were Sr. Kari Perkins. who tools first ploce in state, and Jrs. Evan Armatas, Jennifer Bet- son, Todd Dole, and Vikram Joneja. DECA was an original group, because it was the only club where the students had to talse the class in order to belong in the club. For this reason, the DECA sponsor John Nitta explained that the club consisted mostly of lsids who were really interested in business. pot-lucls dinners, going on a slsi trip, and hov- Siam Bt iv.ffY'O'i Three members of DECA, Jrs. Melissa Brown, Judy belonging to the club, the students also had io attend it O'Drien. and Denise Drummond, wotls together after regular marlseting class school on preparing a demonstration tot class Along with E 119 Srrll lrfo rn vyhrre Jr. Jim Lentini ponders sarrealrsrrc rhraaghrs as he searches rhraaah a rnaqazrne for sornerhrng more rnrerasrrna ro draw Berna crearrye rs parr of berng rn rhe Arr Club Jr. Poul Velosquez frnds a crearrye place ro slr whrle laying our a acrrrrrnq on canvas Cars Cr rlrtrrw L-...... 'UR l l L l l vw', C r -ldrv r NATIONAL ART HONOR SOCIETY FRONT ROW: Helen Krnn, Marlssa Popp, Chrrsrre Isrrn, Mfnele Exley, I4rn'1Farnhan'r, Laura Dayrs, Kelly Slwryrl-Q ROW 2 Michelle lsrrn, Nael Carlson, Paul C Bacan, Shelley Walrz, MlfSG Roberrs BACK ROW John Croe, Deborah Ewen, Desrre Thorne, Trffany Perersan, Iirls Bebel, Monre Monrgornery NOT PlCTURED Lresl Bacls, Isrrsrr Perlsrns, Karr Perlslns 120 gs Chrrs Codwrrr OCTAGON CLUB FRONT ROW Mrs Beclsy Lenharr, Paulrne Wer, Lalsshrni Narr, Laura Prarexrar, Anrra Nayar, Cary Sher, Scorr Smeersrer, Anna Powers BACI4 ROW Klrn Blevrns, Sharla Bona, Karon Wenael, Tracey Beauchamp, Sasan Shrrley, Grna Beverly, Dara Ashley The stotistics on world hunger ore os lorge os they ore boffling Sr. Dovid Krovitz ond Jr. Down Smith study them before the Hunger Bonquet Chris Coidrvi' Y K W Liesl Bucls rt is the best Way for me to express myself and put my feelings on paper visually. It is my Goal-given talent. Sr. Marissa Popp The Community? Interest Color. Line. Cotrost. Perspective. These elements did not limit the members of the Art Club. They strived to go out side the boundories of the school Wolls ond of conf ventionol scholostic ort. The focus of the club vvos not exclusive to just the visuol orts. Sponsor Shelly Howard soid, We hove tried to get the club involved in the perform- ing orts os vvell os the visuol orts by going on field trips to performonces ond golleries, As sponsor, l try to get the club involved, so we get o toste of ort outside school vvollsf' The Att Club's octivities included complete production of the spring ond foll ort shovv, o trip to the lnternotionol Film Festivol, ond the building of o floot for the Homecoming po- rode. Among the members were gifted ort- ists, interested ort enthusiosts, ond members of the Notinol Art Honor Society. Who yo' gonno coll? If you needed help in the community, the Octogon Club. Sponf sored by the Buclsinghom Optimist Club, the Octogon Club consisted of enthusiostic stuf dents vvho vvere high ocodemic ochievers, or octively involved in sports. Still they found the time to orgonize ond execute prqects ond services for the community. Among their hony efforts, they porticipoted in o Hollovveen cornivol for elementory school students, helped Overlond students register in the foil, sponsored o young boy's educoe tion in l-loiti, spent time vvith hondicopped lsids their oge, ond even plonned to roise money to help build o school in eorthguolsef striclsen Mexico. Sponsor Becky Lenhort sold, 'll continue to be omozed ot the moturi- ty ond concern for others these fine young people hovef' s Chris Cctldrrjii Cosy Doi. 4 llfirrsit Lmwlit lill llcitnl with Chris Loldten Meticulously moslsing with o pointbrush, Sr. Juliann Higgins Sr. Renee Risley uses the lsoolopod to plot points on the vvorl-as on her sills screen. One sills screen tolses doys to curve The Koolopod ond computer grophics were nevv to molse, but con be used hundreds of times. the ort deportment in 'bo Octogon fArt like fencing because males ancl females have an equal advantage. Ir? more ofa contest of strategy and determination than of hulking phys- ical attributes. Sr. Vanessa Thomas iiesl Ducls Grueling Duels, Spry Sprints For mony students, there would be noth' ing more exciting than o duel for o lody's honor or o bicycle tour through France. Since the oddition of the Fencing Club ond the Bicycle Club to the school, it was possible for students to porticipote in both octivities. Although most people thinls of bicycling os o rigorous sport for ten speeds only, it Wos more thon thot. The club also supported mountain biking, BMX rocing, ond touring. Mrs. Beth Baker soid, 'xThere ore oll lsinds of things to see, ond I con't thinls of o better Woy to do it thon to bicycle. Another club vvos the Fencing Club, Fenc- ing is on unusuol sport thot, in the vvords of bines oll of the assets of running with the eyefhond coordinotion of the best video gome you ever played. Although fencing con be o dongerous sport, the Fencing Club stressed the imporf tonce of sofety. The protective equipment thot oil members were required to weor included o face shield, o gullet to protect the throot, on orm cloth, ond o body suit, Jr. Laura Protextor sold, lt's olvvoys fun until someone loses on eye. Fencing is different from other sports. As Sr. Devin Crowley soid, 'xlt teoches you to mol-ze split second decisions ond to thinls on your feet. club sponsor Mr. Robert Chapman, come g M. , iN. 1 fx wa, Noelle B'o w n vw F kg: 9134 N. , xii tu it it U' tw ' As the sponsor for the Bicycling Club, Mrs. Beth Baker olso Onioys bileing herself She sold, l'lt's o cleon form of energy, its more efficient than vvollsing ond it's fun. During o duel in the physics room, Srs. Vanessa Thomas ond Devin Crowley fight to the finish This vvos not on uncommon sight every Wednesday afternoon when the Fencing Club met 122 Q2 Fencing Club members Srs. Vanessa Thomas ond Devin V Crowley concenrrore on rbeir duel Club sponsor Bob Chop- mcin sold, Fencing seems ro orrrocr dedicorecl, Qoicls rninlsf V 1 ing, qoier, self-confidenr people Bicycle club member Sr. Steve Forker srorrs bis doy wirb o brisls morning ride, To l-:eep in snope for ine bilsing seoson, ir N H i wos icnporronr ro bicycle whenever be gor ci cnonce rilc as W X W ,i 4' x if K Cowiwy of Siem- Forlser Cnns Cdoren FENCING CLUB: FRONT ROW Mr. Bob Cnoprnon, Nornon Coke, Poolo Hsin Hon Wu, Louro Prorexror, Cnris Coldren BACK ROW: Islorlon Mclsonn, Lee Verren, Dovio Hughes, Von Correr, Jocob Soyer, Gene Feeny, Rob Teicnrnon, Devin Crowley Nor Picrureo Vonesso Tnomos. 123 Pb-X E C Conrralled chaos reigns in rhe newspaper office, Sraff mem- bers Jrs. Lee Freedman,n and Sr. Eric Robison discuss iheir pages for rhe upcoming Scaur deadline Sr. Sue Nachozel indexes rhe names an her class secrion Iayaur in rime ro malse rhe deadline. Because rhe yearboola expanded ra 284 pages, deadlines came every rwa weelss 'G 4 li Nr .il Sir-vo Bowman -'CTW' ' ' ' Fllfvfk . L.,,, - 4 F ' ' New? NEWSPAPER STAFF FRONT ROW Jennifer Wesr, Milse Kavanagh, Mrs. Sheryl Faster ROW 2 Simona Galdin, Anjali Budhiraja, Vanessa Thomas, Tom Rampy, Devin Crowley, Leslie Lowery, Lee Freedman, ROW CJ John Merzner, Amy Sreeber, Randy Grass, Mara Cohen, Karen l-laward, Teresa Walsh, Raoerr Hixson, John Carson. BACK ROW: Pere Callsins, Todd Doloier, Eric Robison, Thad Diclsinsan Nor Picrured Cindy Galloway, Jennifer Canror 124 E YEARBOOK STAFF, FRONT ROW Scorr Gary, Leslie Seicls, Chrisrine Smirh ROW 2 Jennifer Berson, Chrisrina Forrune, Dawn Smirh, Tami Gash, Kelly Cage, Eric Rydoerg. ROW C3 Sieve Bowman, Srefanie Taylor, Noelle Brown, Leslie Maroye, Deanna Borriglieri, Phil Lalaie, Marna Riser, Amber Laiminger, Janer Srifflear, Lias Jaclciewicz, Hearher Reddy, Liesl Buds, Shelley Walrz, Miclsi Hannon, Jennifer McQuaid, Krisii Waadward BACK ROW- Chris Cal dren, Tam Imber, Sue Nachazel, Bradley Ryan, Jill l-lurchisan, Paul Bacon, Dave Wilson, Angie Mansfield, Sally Roberts, Julie Lerner, Mrs Karhy Daly Nor Picrured- Chris Bradford, Karhy Geiss, Advisor Sheryl Foster helps co Monoging Ediior Sr. Moro Cohen rowrire o conrrovorsiol ediroriol for rhe Scour Re wrires were o big porr of being on me newspoper sroff Q' 3 - 4 3 Q ii 1 ts a lot of bard Work, but the good times the A staff has together makes it all Worth it. Sr. fennifer West Frustration Pays Off i ! Singing Chrisrmos corols, eoring pizzo, ond celebroring birrhdoys were only porr of be- ing on rhe yeorbools sroff. Alrhough mony people rhoughr rhor yeorbools wos on eosy closs, sroff members ofren spenr hours of rheir free rime rewriring copy, redrowing Ioyours, ond reprinring picrures in order ro meer rhe deodlines. Despire rhe focr rhor rhis wos my rhird yeor on sroff, l wos srill surprised or rhe omounr of worls rhor goes inro rhis bools, soid cofediror Decinno Bot- tiglieri. Wirh 37 members on rhe sroff, ond rhe oddirion of 32 poges ro rhe bools, deodlines could some-rimes ger chooric. Yeorbools sroff members were ofren or school os lore os 9100 p.m. Due ro rhe lore hours ond hord ,M-f- N.. -n Sr. Morno Riser, ihe exhousred co ediror of rhe yeorbools, rolses o breols while woiring for rhe bus or rhe Son Jose oirporr in Colifornio, A few members of rhe sroff wenr ro o yeorbools comp over rhe summer Even rhough fhe ocrion on rhe foorboll field doesn'r srop, rhe coveroge by me yeorbools sroff's phorogrophers does Srs. Eric Rydberg, Chris Bradford, ond Chris Coldren exomine rhe firsr sei of color prinrs during rhe Homecoming gome, -s .. . C, s-..r ' Isorhy Doiy Crupv Jennifer Ds-i-,rm ond Mgrno llisvi lrzviiur Poli 5 Uniuin worls, breolss for pizzo were nor uncommon ond cerroin members of rhe sroff even ref gressed ro ploying wirh children's roys. However, rhe yeorbools sroff members were nor rhe only srudenrs who dedicored mony hours of rheir rime. The hordworlsing Scour newspoper sroff ofren spenf long hours ro pur rogerher o rorol of eleven io poge issues of rhe Scour. Their dedicorion poid off, os rhe 1985 Scour received o num- ber of owords, including The Pocemolser ond rhe Silver Crown, On borh rhe yeorbools ond me newspo- per sroffs, mony friendships ond Iosring bonds were formed. Whor srorred our os o chore ended up os o fun woy ro spend free rime, soid Scour phorogropher Devin Crowley. Newspoper f Yeorbools 12 5 LX me l lliellvflx Q be QXZAQQW F Q 240, Thor wos rhe lorg r srudenr popu- o Q dw X0 KX En all gf Os J X7 XJ gf ,gg NN XQ XVQNQ sl s S 0 f oy vw in , Q Orxfwj ufzvxlrimx Kb if my or Q5 ffl LQ fy xo Oo Kr NJX Qeso gr DQ YL.. of xy , TJ lk x SW X ON 4? ie X Members of o dromo closs lools on or rhe sroge os some of rheir Clossmores pur on o slsir. Mony srudenrs porricipored in rhe drorno deporrmenr. Peogle Division l lorion rhe school hod ever seen. Ale rhough rhere were numerous Chonges being mode ro molse room for rhe growing omounr of srudenrs, ir wos hord ro visuolize rhor o rime would come when rhere would he no rrofficioms in rhe holl or ourside rhe school. Aside from visions of o new Cofererio, o new weighr room, no commons, ond on occess rood ro Peorio Sr, srudenrs hod individuol visions os well. Seniors loolsed forword ro leoving high school ond going on ro become 'odulrs' or college. Juniors couldn'r woir ro rolse rhe seniors' oloce. Sophomores visuolized climbing up onorher rung of rhe high school lodder. And freshmen loolsed forword ro rhe end of rhe yeor, when rhey would no longer he freshmen, ond ro rhe nexr foll, when rhe nexr freshmon doss Could be inirioredl Smilel Fr. TJ Carte poses for rhe comero Gerring picrures rolsen wos only one of rhe rhings enioyed by srudenrs or regisrrorion. As srudenrs in rhe oudience lools on, Jr. Stephanie Worrell performs The oir bond wos one ol rhe mosr populor ocriviries of Spirir X5-feels V5.5 r l 'Vins wh ' ' we P 'Y 1 W , Y ' A 1 ah? 1 uf., an ' ' 'vu A , ?ww ' , ' VV 1' W' 5 ,..,Q,.f 1- , 52' V f ,1 sw 'K is 4 ii A 4 J' R 1 V YW, 'c- ag 1 , 1 ha - cha - cha - Chang s Cho - cho - cho - chonges, song Dovid Bowie. lt olso described the senior closs of 1986. During the four yeors in high school, the closs of '86 grew from scored little lsids into moture odults, When the closs of '86 come in os freshmen they thought they were sweet, They were no longer in middle school - they were in HIGH SCHOOL! We thought we were pretty owe- some, soid Sr. Derek Weingort. They were olso the lowest of the low. The first officiol Homecoming occurred when they were freshmen. Lord ond Lody were Ke- vin Leiker ond Colleen O'Brien. Overlond hodjust opened for its fifth yeor, It wos growing ond chonging - just os they were, Three populor foll sports were footboll, soc- cer, ond volleyboll, The freshmon footboll teom hod o record of 4-4. Freshmon boys' soccer hod o 2-8 record. Volleyboll hod o 7-8 record. As they moved on to being sophomores we olso moved into the Volley. People tollsed in terms of totolly tubulor ond gog me. My sophomore yeor wos, lilse, so totolly tubulor to the mox, soid Sr. Suzonne Feist. Preppie wos the big dress croze. Homecoming royolty were Dulse ond Duch- ess Jeff Connon ond Kirsten Weidemueller. The sophomore footboll teom improved its record to 8-2, ond the boys' soccer teom jumped to o 10-8 record. Girls' volleyboll ended their seoson or 8-2. As the closs of '86 become upperclossmen, they storted to oct like they were o true port of whor hoppened ot school. Thejuniors put on Prom for the seniors ot the Brown Poloce Hotel in downtown Denver. The theme wos All Night Long, tolsen from Lionel Psichie's hit song. Yuppies, young urbon professionols, become o port of life os did cool ond dude, Lost yeor wos cool becouse we were included in senior porties, ond we weren't considered 'the little lslds' onymore, sold Sr. Dennis Winten. The big dressing croze wos to shop ot Volue Villoge ond the Goodwill or to dress Howoiion oll the time, Vorsity footboll increosed its record to 9-8 ond went to the ployoffs for the first time. Boys' soccer hod o rebuilding yeor with o record of 6- 4-2. Volleyboll increosed its record to 8-2, The best teom, however, wos girls gymnostics. They tools stote.ond brought home the school's first title. Homecoming royolty were Prince ond Prin- cess George Horrison ond Debbie Wilson. And then, finolly, they were SENIORSH Every- thing thot hod been strived for wos now here. The closs of '86 wos now the highest of the high! People moved into o new type of unity. Our closs is reolly close, soid Sr. Colleen O'Brien. Now, though, there seems to be o speciolness, too, she odded. Words Iilse hurtin ' ond hommered Co drinlsing phroseb were now used. The guys on the Creek footboll teom were hurtin' units ofter we beot them, soid Sr. Corlo Colvin. Trends were o little new wove, o little punls, ond of course the old 'jocl4' stereotype. Mostly, though, people weren't concerned with whor others thought, They hod leorned to trust their own ideos ond feelings. They hod grown up. Homecoming royolty were King Clorke Stroud ond Queen Somontho Rochboch. The Homecoming gome wos o greot disploy of rol- ent os the Blozers beot the Aropohoe Worriors, in October, for the first time on o Soturdoy ofter- noon. Vorsity footboll compiled o 10-2 record ond mode it to the second round of store ployoffs. Boys' soccer hod on excellent yeor, ending with o 10-8 record. They olso mode it to the store ployoffs, Vorsity volleyboll, with o 28-2 record, tools third in the store, The closs of '86 grew ond chonged in the four yeors in high school. They become closer ond more moture. They went through the good times, porties, friends, ond bod times to- gether with o style ond grode thot wos All Our Own. An ossembly speolser Mork Scherenbrock soid, These ore the best yeors of your life - so for. The closs of '86 mode the best of the yeors they hod. Visions of the future were whor they hod now, wr., .-..,- --1 l- L ir llydburfg 12 8 Seniors l 'x 1 L' FYI f , , , Eric Rydberg As o freshmon, Chris Bradford hod on interest in othletlc NOW, OS O Senior, Chris's interests hove CDODQGC5. Hisieep, rroining Here he demonstrores his obility by toping on oth lete's onlsle. girls, ond Coors Light were whor coptlvored him during his senior yeor, l David Aarestad: NSHS 912, Prol Closeup 11, 12, Octagon Cloo 12, Pol Awarene5s11, 12, Srodenr Govt 11, 12, Drama Q 12, Newspaper 12, Speech and Deoare Q 12 Jeffrey Adair Dwayne Adams: Tennis 11, Football Q, Basleeroall O 12 Scott Aden: Soccer CP, 10, Golf 12 Dana Ainsworth: Soccer 912, Volleyball Q, Choir 10, 11, 12 Jamie Akens: Wregrllng O 12 Kelly Alford Renee Allan: Tracls Q, 10, Pol Awareness 12, Fencing Club 12 Stephen Alspaugh: Gymnastic: Q, Arr Club 912, Soccer Mgr 10 Amber Andrews: Soccer 912, Uaslserocll O 12 Volleyball 912, Slsl Cop Q, 10, Af Cleo Q, 10 Sean Armstrong Heather Arnold: Swimming 10, 11, Band 10 John Arnot: Football O, 10, Basleeroall O LaCrosse Q, 10, Srodenr Gow O, 11, 12 Marlene Azada: Blazer Power 12 Paul Bacon: Slat Cloo Q 12, Newspaper 11, 12, Yearooole 12, Premed Club 11, 12, Trocls O Robert Bacon Darryl Dailey: Football Q, 10, 11 Randall Baker: Trocls Q, 10, 12 Susann Baker Thomas Ball: Band O 12 ffQJresradeBalI 1 As the role of student council grew, so did that of the senior class officers, who did everything from planning school activities to helping as volunteers. Directing these events were the class officers They were President Ginger Morgolin, Vice-President Remy Martin, Secretary Heidi Teske, Treasurer Ashley Kissinger, and Representatives Debbie Kirschman, Liesl Buck, Clarke Stroud, Katie Schreck, and Julie Hutchins. Senior class officers all had some reason for getting in- volved, Some started their freshman year. Ashley said, My freshman year I ran for treasurer but l lost, So the next year l ran again and finally won. l've been involved ever since. Remy also ran for an office her freshman year. For her, getting involved was natural because she had upperclass- men friends who were in student council. Ashley said, I got involved in student council because it was a new thing for me. They didn't have it in junior high. Shanny Bang: Tracts Q Jeff Barber: Baseball 912, Daslserball O 12 Paul Baron: Football 10, 12, Baseball 10, 11, 12 Ski Club 9, Latin Club 10 Laura Barrett: Gymnastics Q, 10, 11 Ross Bare: Wrestling 10, LaCrosse 12 Loren Dengston: Tennis 12, Thespians 11, 12, Drama 912, Choir10, 11, 12, Band 912, Manager Girls' Soccer Q Jerri Bergeman: Cross Country O, 10, 11, Tracls 912, Swimming 12, Choir Q 12 Christie Derry: Tennis 11, 12, Softball 10, NHS11, 12, NSHS10, 11, 12, Choir12, COlO' Guard 10, 11 Jennifer Dershof: Speech and Debate Q Jonas Bertlesen: Slsi Club 12 Laura Devis: Octagon Club 10, 11, 12, PAC 12, Student Gov 12, Thespians 11, 12, Drama 10, 11, 12, Choir11, 12, lnternat'l Club 10, 11, 12, Science Club 10, 11, FBLA 10, SADD 12 Bill Beye: LaCrosse Q, Slsi Club 10, 11, lnd Arts Q, 10, Dialer Power 12 130 'w,,,e., tp Many activities were planned. They included a blood drive, which had become a tradition among seniors over the past few years, senior banquets, slsi trips, the Homecom- ing float, Winterfest, and the senior retreat. Remy said, 'lWe're hoping the senior retreat will build some unity in the senior class. Another prqect dealt with getting Overland, Smolsy Hill, and Cherry Creels high schools together to discuss suqects lilse seniors getting out early, half days and other new rules that directly affected students. Although the senior officers were only a part of the student council, their leadership encouraged even more seniors to get involved. The number of students in student council had increased by almost twenty-five percent each new school year. Heidi said, The reason more people are getting into student council has a lot to do with its popularity and reputation. lt's a fun group! . s . 1 fi r it, 'T' v-I in 61 4515 Q-525' 1-aww' Jay Bianchi: Soccer O, Wresrllng 912, Nl-lS11, 12, NFHS Q, 10, Latin Club O, 10 11, Pre Med Cldo 12 Justin Bilyeu: Swimming 912, lnd Arts 11, 12 Tiffany Binns: Poms 11, 12, Nl-IS 11, 12 NSl-lS 11, 12 Stacey Blake: Cheerleader 10, 11, 12 Sheila Blakeneyz Tennis Q 12, Arr Club 12, NAHS 10, Pre Med Club 12 Tracey Blanchard Steve Dleistein: NFl-lS Q 12 Deanna Bottiglieri: DECA 11, 12, Llrerary Mag 11, 12, Yeoroools 10, 11, 12, Quill and Scroll 10, 11, 12 Kirk Bouzarelas: Swimming Q12 Tim Brabham: Soccer Q, 10, 11, Trocls 12 Chris Bradford: LoCrossc 10, 11, 12, DECA 12, Yeoroools 11, 12, Am Trolner Q, 10, 11 Krista Bradford: Gymnastics 10, 12, LaCrosse 10, 11, 12 ll: Q '1 rflllll' 40l,w- swf ,UT Eric llyrtbv'-J Swv: Ggry A l19flfSlSG0'0lflOSS meellne Of fl1GveOr, PfGSld'2f1f Ginger Mofgvlin Salton orrlccns mom now Pre-glue-mr Ginger Margonn, secretory Heidi reske, rregsdrer Ashley Kis- dl5CU5595 H0fTlf?C0ml0Q l09V095- AWOUQ0 ll W05 Odlv 7100 0-V0 1509 Qol singer, Rep Julie Hutchins. ROW 2 Reps, Liesl Buck, Clarke Stroud, Debbie Kirschman, Katie Schreck WOW 9000 0905 NOT PlCTURED Vice President Remy Martin. Clay Du-.tr Wlsorl luyonr Suv Nrzcl-rrzc-l Bond-Brodford ,,i,,,,. Y v Free ' foo -nos scr- f me for oi' srooenrs esoecioiiy rnose e-eo oq o Cfoois Srs. Tom Rompy, Eric Rydberg, Moro Cohen, ond Liso Thomas Cwirh booieb reiox ond coco 'wwe 'oya Broun ond Drown do mix os Sr. Moro Cohen exercises in rhe weighr room Lrfring weighrs wos o good woy ro roise o oreois from srooies ond ieorn rhe orscioline of , orhierics Eric Drondhorst John Brennon Liscz Brinkley Christopher Brown Lindo Drown: Cross Co0nrry10, 11, 12, VCU 9 10 N115 12, NHA511, Pfq Ccmcmo 11, VYTCVYWOVV1 Cioo 10, Arr Goo 10 Donnie Druboker Tonyo Bryon Liesl Duck: Soccer O 11, 12, Crrocrrieooer 10, 11, Proj Cioaeoo 11, 12, Sfoocirrr Gow 912, Lirerory Moo 10, 12 Yewooois 10 12, Ar' C10o12 NHA5 12 Kimberly Bukur Aoron Bullock: Tennis 10, Wresriino 9, 10, 11, Drorno Q, 10, 11, Chorr11, 12, Bolo' Power 11 12 Rebecca Burns: Soccer 10, 11, 12, Pro Cose Up 12, 5141 Cioo Q, 10, Srodenr Gozfornroenr 11, 12 Kelly Coge: Cross Cocniry 10, 11, 12 You O12 NHS 10, 11, 12, NFHS10, 11, 12, Proi Ciose Up 11, Poi Aworeness 12 Swoe-or Govorooneor 10, 12, loo Arm 10 11 12 Yooroooie 12 102 our earn 4.0 Sr nrs vvirh a 4.0 grade poinr average are envisioned racin ome afrer school, loclsing rhemselves in rheir room, chai rhemselves ro rheir deslss, and selling rheir souls for unrarnished records. Bur, alas, rhis vvas nor rhe case for Srs. Mara Cohen, Tom Rampy, Eric Rydberg, and Lisa Thom- as, vvho vvere rhe rop four seniors in academics, These srudenrs vvere nor only concerned abour rheir grades, all were involved in acriviries besides homevvorls, Mara ran for rhe cross counrry ream, drevv arr, vvas on rhe newspaper sraff, vvas involved in rhe Polirical Awareness Club, and she even lifred vveighrs. Tom vvas a varsiry runner, was also on rhe newspaper sraff, and vvas acrive in speech and debare. Eric vvas on varsiry soccer and vvas phoro ediror of yearbools. Lisa managed boys' baslserball, vvas presidenr of Nl-lS, and vvas very acrive in her church, Life vvasn'r all run for rhese seniors, rhey did have ro vvorls and vvorls hard. Their main sacrifice vvas sleep. Lisa said, ul don'r go ro bed unril my homevvorls is done. Tom said, over four years Some of my vveelsends were spenr rrying ro carch up on my sleep, When rhey vvere underclossmen, mosr did nor have rhe goal of having a 4.0 average ser in rheir mind: Eric said, l alvvays vvanred ro do vvell ln school, having my averagejusr happened. As a sophomore Tom ser rhar long range goal for himself, and as ajunior ir expanded ro being accepred inro an lvy League school. Mara said, My freshman and sophomore years I vvas a real poinr-pincherf' bur as a senior she realized hovv imporronr grades are when she applied for colleges. For Lisa, gerring a 4:0jusr became a habir afrer her freshman year. These seniors did nor ger ro be ar rhe rop of rheir class by raising rhe easy classes. All of rhem vvere in accelerared, CP, or AP courses, so gerring an HA was a lor harder. Mosr shared rhe opinion rhar, depending on rhe class, missing a day vvas hard ro malse up and rheir arrendance vvas impor- ranr, bur ir was nor rhe only reason rhey gor good grades. -diff' 4'.fi-1 ww' Qi Lu W 'l i i :foie Russ Caldwell Shane Caldwell: Foorball 912, Baseball Q 12 12, Pol Awareness 12, Thespians 11, Power 12 Jeff Cannon: Foofoal, Q, 10, 11 Daslserball Q, LaCrosse 912, NHS Q 9, Srudenr Cuovernmen' 10, 11, 12 Jim Carmichael: Soccer Q, Foarball Pre Med 11, Srudenr Governmenr 12 Drama Q, 10, 11, Choi' 11 12 Selina Carr: Choir Q 12 11, 12 nar'l Club 11, 12 0 po- J ernmenr Q, 10, 12 Q50 gf 'T 37 12 Chess Club O Brandhorsr Cho Angela Campbell: Soccer 9, NFllS O 12, Drama Q 12, lirarary Mag 12, Dlager Jennifer Cantor: Pams10, 11, 12, Tracie Q, Proj Close Up 11, lr Escarr, Slsi Club Newspaper 10, 12, Gull and Scroll 10 12 10, 11, 12, Tracls 9, 10, 11, Baseball 12 Tim Canton: Band 912, Larin Club 10 Susan Chang: NHS11, 12 NSHS12, Span ish Club 12, Compurer Club 11, 12, lnrer Nicki Chorney: Cheerleader 10, Proj ClosefUp 12, Slsi Club O, 10, Srudenr Gov Kyung Cho: Easrern Frrness Club 10, 11 Joey Cho: Tracie O, 11, 12, Compurer Club Q, Ind Arrs12, l3lazerPovver11, 12 180 Christine Chojnacki: Tennis 012, NHS 11,12,0 Club10,11,12,NGHS10,11,12, SADD 11, 12, Student Gov, 12 Hiejon Chung: Cross Country 11, Soccer Q, Volleyball Q, NHS 11, 12, NSHS 10, 11, 12, Prcj Closeup 12, SADD 11, 12, Srudenr Gov 912, Arr Club Q, 10 Catherine Cikot 4, Cristy Clow: Calor Guard 10 .fe-491' William Coe: DECA 12, Football 12 Mara Cohen: Crass Counrry 10, NHS 10, 11, 12, Pal Awareness 11, 12, Slat Club Q, 10, 12, Newspaper 11, 12, Blazer Power 10, 11, Quill and Scroll 11, 12, Manager Cross Country 11, 12 Chris Coldren: Lacrosse 9-12, Slsl Club 10, 11, Yearbool-1 11, 12, Quill and Scroll 11, 12 Ann Collins C? IP-nu ,K Q 'lug Jeff Collins: Baslserball 9, DECA 11, 12, Slsl Club 9, 10, 12 H Carla Colvin: Baslserball O, 10, L Volleyball 912, Solrball 912, S111 Club Q, 10, Srudenr Gov 9, lnrernarl Club O, 10, 11, Arr Club 9, 10, 11 Mike Cook: Football 912, Wresrllng Q, 10 Christina Cooney: Cosmetology 11, 12 Tiffany Corbett Todd Corsaut: LaCrosse 9, 12 Linda Cote David Cripe: Soccer O, 10, 11, Proj Closeup 11, Slsl Club 10, Ind Arrs 12 'Qg f A .gxsf-X J . Eg.. in Q X Carol Crouch: Volleyball Q, 10, 11, Slrl W .Y Club 12, Arr Club 10 t ' Devin Crowley: LaCrosse 912, Fencing Club 12, Slel Club Q, 10, 11, . Thesplans O, Drama Q, 10, 11, Newspaper 12 Paul Cummings: Baseball 912. Baslserball Q, Newspaper 11, Quill and ' Scroll 11 James Davis: lnd Arts Q, 10, Larln Club Q10, 11, Speech and Debate Q 12 'Q 184 ln the post yeors ot Overlono ono other schools olilse, seniors hove hoo the privilege of getting out of school tvvo vveelss eorlier than the rest of the stuoents. lt vvos something thot, even os freshmen, they loolseo forvvoro to. Lost spring, the stote eoucotion oooro issueo o nevv rule, ono the seniors hoo to stoy in school until June. The groouotion oote vvos set for June 2, 19861 l'm not pleoseo vvith the oecision ot oll, Seniors live for this Cgetting out eorlyD, soio Jr. David Tolson. Wos on extro tvvo vveelss going to molse the seniors leorn ony more? Wosn't it true thot oy the time Moy come orouno, senioritis hoo oftecteo most of the closs ono they tenoeo to forget ooout leorning oltogether? Attenoonce becomes o lorge problem in the lost months, ono the oosen- tee rote of the lost tvvo vveelss vvoulo prove interesting. The question vvos roiseo ooout senior privileges. 'll thinls vve're oeing cheoteo. There ore only o few things seniors get to oo, Novv this is gone, solo Sr. Tomi Lynch. lt's lilse o trooition, Sr. Dana Knight oooeo. Voicing their opinions on the subject, Sr. Rochelle Thomas solo, They shoulo oe consistent vvith school ono stote poli- cies, while Sr. Clarke Stroud oromoticolly stoteo, Every yeor ot Overlono, seniors got out eorly. l've vvoiteo for 17 years of my lite to get out eorly, ono l'm hurt oy the stote oooros oecisionf' Wos it vvorth molsing the seniors stoy the extro tvvo weelss? Will it be o smort move in the long run? Con onything oe oone to oppose this? ls it fair? The stote seemeo to thinls so, Mr. James Bond ono his American government closs otscuss the nevv store guioeltnes requiring seniors to otteno school until June Seniors felt troppeo ono cheoreo oy the nevv rule Cr' it Crlftrr- t 'x iz, 'Pac C U-i if -, lt, Gs' 1. vlf Matthew Davis: LoCrossc- O Starlite Dean: Cross Country Q, Soccer 10, Cheerleader 10, 11, 12, Trocle Q, Octagon Cluo 12, Freestyle Wreswhg Nlonoger 11 Jeffrey Deboer: Foooczll O Sherri Delahunty: C 'ee'lenoer 10, Proj Closeup 12, Movoger Boslnetooll O, 10 Douglas Dendy Leigh Didomenico Paige Doherty: NFHS 10, 11, 12 SADD 11, 12 Pol Avvoreness 12, Choir 10, Latin Club 012, Speech ono Doootc- Q, 10, 11 Todo Dolbier: Cross Country 10 11, 12, Soccer O Troc-1 Q 10 11, NIIS 11 12, NGHS10 11 12 lho !Xr's Q12 Nevvspope' 11, 12, Qutl ono Scroll 11, 12 ,Q -r'1'IP' t gonoclsilloloier 1 Michael Douglass: Soccer Q, 10, 11, LaCrosse 10, 11, 12, Nl-lS11, 12, NGH511, 12 Chess Club 12 Brian Eakin: Basketball Q, Science Club 12 Crystina Edmiston Kimberly Edwards: Track 12, DECA Karen Erhardt: Cheerleader 10, 11, 12, NGHS 10, 11, 12 Michael Eli: LaCrosse 9, 10 Nicola Elia: Drama 11, Choir 11, 12 Julia Elliott: Choir 10, 11, 12, Blazer Power 10, 11, 12, Basketball Manager Teresa Engel Stephanie Erpelding: Cheerleader Of 12 DECA 11, 12, Proj. Closeup 12, Ski Club 12 Angela Evert: Tennis Q-12, Basketball Q Volleyball Q, 10, 11, NHS 11, 12, Student Gov't 10, 11, 12 Eric Fagerstrom: Tennis 012, LaCrosse 9 Latin Club 10. 106 inging times to stupid lin At e or another, everyone had a date that he or she oul ve liked to forget about. Though accidents did hop me were more embarrassing than others. One foursome were so late for their Homecoming dinner at Le Central restaurant that they ended up eating at Burger King before the dance. Unfortunately, embarrassing incidents could happen any! where. One senior tried to go ANYWHERE to escape her blind date. She ended the evening svvinging, literally, at Utah Park vvhile her date searched the park for her. After a football game, Sr. Mike Sanders gave his date a kiss on the nose. He wasjust a little embarrassed when her nose started bleeding, and he had to look around for some tissues and a place to hide. Restaurants vvere places that insured that embarrassing moments vvould be shared by more than just the couple involved: Sr. Liesl Buck admitted to turning her menu into a torch at the Trinity restaurant on one date. While eating at McDonalds, Sr. Julie Elliott was put to the blush when her boyfriend burped rather loudly. 'll got so embarrassed I ducked down in my seat, Julie said, but l couldn't stop and slid right under the table. Tricky chairs caused problems for other seniors as vvell, While ata prom in Bay Village, Ohio, Sr. Marna Riser's date pulled her chair back to allovv her to sit-on the floor, as he pulled it too far. Geography was no limiting factor, either. Sr. Kirk lreson spent part of his summer in Germany, but that didnt stop a very embarrassing situation from arising On a night train, Kirk had to share a room vvith tvvo girls. When the conduc- tor came by for tickets, he found Kirk and one of the girls kissing. No matter hovv embarrassing these dates and others vvere, there was no doubt that they were at least memora- ble ones, N11 Seniors , ' ft , Q , E R .wa-qt All drggseg Upfbur Wmm prom to QCD gr, Chrisfine This coal be as dllllcdll as lr looles Sr. Rhett Kovall Smith dressed for a barry, bur be-r dare, Sr, Mott rclees rhelacl-Q apart aller fixing a llar rlre during his Williams, dressed for bowling cole vvrrh Sr. Sue Schmauder. 'Rr-Sr WC221-K 45' Copy Bradley Bycn Loyour Llesl Bucls ifffflivr William Fairchild Robert Falco: Soccer 10 lrocla 11, 12, Baseball Q, DECA11, 12, Slsl Club O 10 Brian Farrell: Wresrllag Q12 LaCrosse Q12 Slsl Club 9 10, 12 Suzanne Feist: Volleyball O, 10, SADD 11, 12, Pol Aworeoess 11 Sludenr Cnoy'r 11 12, Lam Club10, 11, 12 Ar: Club Q Blaze' Power 10 Mark Felgenhauer: Formal Q12 Tracl-2 12 Slsl Club 12 Eric Fiechter: Bassebal Q 10, BECA 12, Proj Closeup 12, SlLldO'l' Cnoxfr 10 11, 12 Todd Finley: Fooloall Q LaCrosse 12 Stephanie Fisher David Fogleman Tracy Forbis: Soccer Q, 10, Barra 10, Color Guard 11, 12, Science Clua 10 Blazer Power 12, CC Slsl Cub 10 Steven Forker: SADD 11, 12 Slel Club Q, 12, ihesplans 12, Bond O12 Larln Club 11, Blazer Power 12 David Fox Douglass Q John Franks: Football Q-12, Wrestling Q- 12, DECA 12. Jason Franzen:FoorballQ,10,11,Wres- lllflg 9:12, Baseball 10, 11, 12, LaCrosse Q. Doug Freeland Tom Freeman: Football 9, 11, 12, Base- ball 12, Daslserball 10, 11, 12 Julia Friend: Slsl Club 12, Band Q,10,11, Blazer Power 12, Swimming Mgr 10, Wendie Fullerton: Basketball Q, 10, 11, Volleyball Q-12, Sofrball Q-12, NAHS 10, 11, 12 Joe Funk: Foorball Q-12, Baseball 912, Baslserball O-12, DECA 11, 12. Edward Garner Kathi Geiss: Cbeerleadlng Q, 10, NFHS O12, Prq Closeup 12, Srudear Goy'r Q, 12, Quill and Scroll 11, 12, Yearbook 11, 12 Sharon Gibson: Tracie Q, 10, 12, Daslser- ball Q, 10, 11, Volleyball Q, Computer Club Q Tiffany Gilbert: SADD 11, Slsl Club 9, Srudenr Goxfr 10, 11, 12, Ann Gill: Soccer Q, 10, 11, Field I-loclsey Q, 10, lad Arrs 10, 11, 12, Joe Gilson: VICA 12 Mark Gleason Cross Coumrry10, 11, 12, Tracie 912, Band 0:12, Cbess Club 9, 10 Anne-Sofie Glenne: Excbarrge Sru' debt from Norway John Goe: Nl-IAS 9-12, Prq Closeup 11, Tbesolans 10, 11, 12, Drama 11, Choir 12, Arr Club 12 Mike Goetz Alex Gorsevski: Soccer 9:12, Wresrlina 10, NHS 10, 11, 12, lad Arts 11, 12 Steven Gowen John Gracey: Slsl Club 12, Tbesoians 11, 12, Drarrwa 10, 11, 12 108 'Sim sr'-f W W :geo ,, ,'f i imagine a grear holiday in Pirrsburgh. Four srudenrs spenr a weels rhere, having fun wirh lsids from all over rhe counrry. Srs. Ginger Margolin, Remy Martin, Colleen O'Brien, Liesl Buck, '85 alumni Margie Oswald, and Mr. Ben Bowen gof rhis opporrunify rhe weele of June 23, They wenr ro rhe Narional Associarion Srudenr Council Convenrion and spenr a weels wirh srudenr council members from all over. lr's a grear experience ro learn more abour srudenr council, said Mr. Ed Ellis, rhe group's sponsor, who couldn'r go rhis year because of a scheduling conflicr over rhe sum- mer, The group flew ro Piirsburgh rhe morning of June 23. Once rhere, rhey were placed wirh families in rhe communif ry who had agreed ro hosr a few of rhe srudenrs. They would ear brealsfasr wirh rheir hosr family, rhen leave and probably nor ger bacls unril 11:00 or so ar nighr, said Ellis. Because of rhe busy schedule rhe NASC had planned for rhe srudenrs, rhey didn'r ger ro spend much rime sighrseeing Ar rhe NASC convenrion in Pirrsburgh, Srs. Ginger Margolin, Remy Martin, and Colleen O'Brien spend rime having fun and learning Meering Mr. Rogers was one unplanned evenr rhor rhe group experienced 9 4,-ZX GW 'QW l L ll . 'YP around Pirrsburgh. l'We did worlsshops and seminars on how ro ger your school more involved, said Remy. They spenr rime learning abour orher schools, how ro malse Overland beirer, and rhey mer new friends. Margie was invired ro give one of rhe seminars rhere because of rhe level of her enrhusiasm and abiliry as sfudenr body presidenr ar Overe land lasr year, Advisors were pur in a horel and followed a rorally differenr agenda. The rhing I learned abour mosr was enrhusiasm. lr's a real boosr for me ro be wirh sponsors from all over rhe narion, said Bowen. Srudenrs were chosen by Ellis. l'People applied and I chose based on how much rime rhey've pur info siudenr council and why rhey wanred ro go. lr's an honor and a privilege ro be able ro go. All in all ir was a very rewarding experience for everyone involved. The group all compared Ol-l5's srudenr council ro orhers. lr showed how srrong our srudenr council is comf pared ro orher schools, said Ginger. The acriviries NASC scheduled for rhe s'udenrs varied Here Srs. Remy Martin, Colleen O'Brien, '85 alumni Margie Oswald, Srs. Ginger Margolin, and Liesl Buck ride dawn rhe Ohio River on a river boar I . .'. Catherine Gralow: Poms 10, Poli Awareness iQ, Drama i0 il Diane Grande 10, li, i2, Quill ofwo Scroll i0 ii, i2 Volleyball Q, 10, ll, DECA 11 i2 Srudenr Gov'r ll, i2 Franlss Gray Randy Grass: Fooiball 912, Wresiling Q, Tracls 11, i2 Baseball Q Newspape Lisa Gray: Soccer CP, 10, Daslseiball O Finally! The big day was here ar lasrl The rime had come ro go in and ger rhe minor's driyer's license rraded in for rhe provisional. Parry rime had arriyedl lr's rime ro breals our rhe new ID and celebrare being legal, said Sr. Dave Heywood. This was rhe arrirude ralsen by many srudenrs. Senior year held more rhan graduarion for many sru- denrs. Noi only did rhey have rhe end of high school ro lools forward ro, rhey also celebrared rheir 18rh birrhday. A large parr of rhe celebrarion was being able ro legally buy 8.2 beer and ger info 0.2 nighr clubs lilse Mardi Gras. Anorher rhing rhar rhe 18rh birrhday symbolized was rhe rransirion from child ro adulr, While mosr srudenrs lool-zed forward ro rurning 18, some had mixed feelings. As Sr. Todd Corsaut said, 'Turning 18 is a lsicls because you can buy beer and get info Gras, bur ir also means ihar, since you are legally an adulr, you haye ro raise responsibiliry if you screw somerhing up. Srudenrs celebrared rurning 18 in a number of ways, all of rhem unforgeriable, Wly friends filled my car so full of bal- loons rhar I couldn'r ger in! said Sr. Sue Reeder. And rhen rhere were rhe srudenrs who wouldn'r come of age unril afrer rhey had graduated. As Sr. Trocy Loftis said, I hare being younger rhan everybody else, lr's depress- ing ro hear rhem falls abour going ro Mardi Gras when I won'r be able ro go unril afrer graduarionf' Some srudenrs had a roially indifferent arrirude rayvards rhe whole rhing. Sr. Cristina Rarnsfeffer said, ll don'r rhinls rhar rurning 18 is rhar big a deal. Olsay, you can buy beer and ger inra nighr clubs, buf rhar's abour all. l'm wairing ro rurn 21l Kevin Gregory Linda Grodt: Cheerleader 11, 12 Polly Guild: Dasleerball O 12, Volleyball Q, 10, 11, Sairbali O, 10 Glen Hagan LaCrosse-10, Slsi Club 9, 10 Bernadette Haro Candace Harris: Tracie O 12, Daslserball 9, 10, 11, Volleyball Q, DECA 12, Proyeci Closeap 11 Vicki Harris: Cheerleader O 12, Tracie 012, DECA11, 12, Chair Q12 George Harrison: Foorball Q, 10, 11, Basleeibali O, 10, DECA 11, Proyeci Closeup 12 Tonya Hawkins Melissa Helmenstine: Soccer O, 10, 11, SADD11, 12, Srudenr Goy'r 10, 11, 12 Newspaper Q, 10, Yearboole 11, Soccer Mgr 12 Todd Hess: Soccer Q, 10, 11, La Crosse O 12, Slsi Club Q, 10 Dave Heywood: Soccer Q 12 140 'W' 11004 -ur Juliann Higgins: Baslseroall Q, IXHIAS 11, ArrClub10, 11, 12 Jeff Hill: Foarball 11, 12, Wrcsrlng 11, 12 Baseball 10, 11, LaCrosse 12 . S- Brad Hinkle: Soccer Q, 10 Tracls Q 12 L Choir O12 Tim Hofferber: Baseball 9, 10 N ,Mgr Scott Holden: bocier 10, 11, Wroylrng 10, Baseball Q, Projecr Closeuo 12, Poll Awareness 12 Brlwg Cuo 12, Speem and Deoare O John Holu: Sauer 10, DECA 12 Rhonda Horton: Cross Counrry 11, Trade 912, Gyrnnasrlcs Q Russ Horwitz: Cross Cauwrfy Q 12 Trace Q, 10, 11, Spa-em and Daoaro 10. 11, 12, Clrchesrra O, 10, 11 Karen Howard: Cross Counrry 912, TraclsQ12, Nl-1511, 12, NSHS O12,SlsrCluo 912, Srudenrgoxfr Q 12, Newspaper 12, Blazer Power 10. Tommie Howard: Cheerleader O, 10, DECA11, Prolecr Closeup 12: Poll Aware' ness 12, S1sl Cluo Q, Srudenr 6av'r 12 James Howell: Band Q, 10, 11 Donna Hughes: Porns11, 'lraCls11, Band Q 3 Karin Gans As he loolss for his new lD, Sr- Devin CfOWlG'Y ,fxlrer receiving a pre rn rne face for his 18th olrrhday, prepares ro enrer Mardi Gras for rhe rrrsr rrrne Sy. Mark Hume, QNQS Sy. Edie Zqll Q mQ55y lgrgg Many seniors celebrared rurnrng 18 by going ro 0 2 clubs Eregory Hughes Homeworkl Every srudenr faced ir in depressing abun- dance during his or her years in school. By rhe rime srudenrs were seniors, mosr had seen and done enough homework ro lasr rhem unfil rhe nexr ice age. 'lThis school purs foo much emphasis on homework You can make ir fhrough rhis world wirhouf doing if, said Sr. Joey Cho. ul rhink homework should be banned. l'd rarher be playing my saxophone, said Sr. Mark Gleason. And many srudenrs agreed rhaf homework was one of rhe lasf rhings rhey wanred ro do ar any rime during rheir school years, bur especially rheir high school years, Alrhough many srudenrs didn'f like homework, orhers had mixed feelings. As Sr. Donna Hughes said, Home- work is a drag, buf if depends on whar class you have, Though some seniors never found homework ro be a necessiry and saw no rrue value ro ir, fhere were orhers who felr if was necessary. l like homework, and I like ro spend rime doing ir. l realize how imporranr if is now fhar l am a senior, said Devin Crowley. Along rhe same lines, Sr. Laura Widick said, I rhink ir is necessary because if reinforces whar you learn in class. When ir came ro homework, rhere were more rhan rwo sides ro rhe issue, buf all seniors agreed rhar rhey looked forward ro when rhe lasr essay was wrirren, rhe lasr marh problem solved, and rhe lasr foreign verb corju- gared-and homework would be over forever, or ar leasr unril college, Laura Humble Homework Horline helps Sr. John Knorr rackle a rough problem The horline was ser up in the metro Denver area ro help all grade levels wirh rheir homework auesrions. ru-Lf, - 'D lmgdnngm , M ,f , A ' . ' ap ' 'Q 1 4-W' JW' if L' ikyrfbor 1 Mark Hunter Julie Hutchins, NHAS 10, 11, 12, Srud Gov'r 12, Band Q 12, Newspaper 12, Track Manager O Jill Hutchison: Soccer Q 12, Poms 10, 11, DECA 11, Srud Gov'r 12, Yearbook 12 Stephen lmber: Foorball Q. W Kirk lreson: Track 11, 12, Ski Club 912, , Blazer Power 11, 12 I Lisa Jackiewicz: Cheerleader Q12, Lirerary Mag 11, 12, Yearbook 11, 12, Quill and Scroll 11, 12 Jeanelle Jackson: Gymnasrics 11, Chair 912. 142 i A ,fli- M5 -fi. 2 a...f' 1- 4 . E 1 r I r 15,134 I tt: l wa 11 ,il ltr Tir Q Eric Jaeger: Baseball 11, LaCrosse 12, Slsl Club 11 Brian Jarvis: Football O, 10, Tracle Q, 10, Baseball 9, Basleerball O 12, LaCrosse 12, Nevyspaper12 Oliver Jones Bradley Johnson: Dosl4erbollQ12, Golf Q12, NHS 10, 11, 12 Cynthia Johnson: Swtmmtng 912, Nl-lS10, 11, 12, Club 12, Prol Closeup 11, Slat Club Q, 10, 12, Bond 912, Lottn Club 10 Daryl Johnson: Football 10, Trocls 10, 12, Doslserboll Q 12 Troy Kaiser: Faorboll Q, 10, 12, Doslserball 9, 10, 11, Slst Club 12 Saara Kari Matthew Kavanagh: Football O, Tracls 912, O Club 11, 12, Prol Closeup 12, Pol Awareness 11, 12, Ltrerary Mag 12, Newspaper 11, 12, Quill and Scroll 11, 12 Shad Kazerooni: Cross Country Q, Swlrnrnlng 9, 11 Carin Kelly: Soccer 10, Slst Club 12, Stud Goy'r 10, 11, 12, Band Q, LaCrosse Manager 11, 12 Christopher Kerlin Christie Kim: NHAS 11, 12, SADD 12, lnrernor'l Club 11, 12, Arr Club 11, 12, Science Club 12 Kwontae Steve Kim Woo J. Kim: Tennts 10, 11, NHS 10, 11, 12, NSHS10, 11, 12, Slet Club 12 Consuelo King: Soccer Q, 10, 11, Cheerleader 10, Octagon Club 11, 12, Arr Club 12, Blazer Power 11, 12 Debbie Kirschmon: Cross Country 11, Soccer Q, Cheerleader 10, Volleyball Q, NSl-IS 912, DECA 11, SADD 11, 12, Slat Club O, 10, Stud GOVll O12 Scott Kirton: Soccer 10, 11, Cuymnasrtcs Q, Baseball 9, Slat Club 11, 12, lnd, Arts Q, 10 Lynn Kisic: Poms 912, Srud C:oy'r O 12, Clwotr Q12 Ashley Kissinger: Soccer 912, NHS 10, 11, 12, SADD 11, 12, Slat Club O, 10, Stud Gay'r 912, Band 912, Lartn Club 12 I-lumblefl4lssinger Von 15 were orworher synworonn of sermormns Thrs unknown offhcreo srudenr otrernom ro 51101 off vo nnoo e1ecrr1co1 power ro the schoo1 1 NJN Krlstln Klyohlro Tcr1r11510 11 12 ee c Ce Q12 M1510 11 12 11 12 P O1 Co e1,o11 5r0cJer1tGovr Rochel Kletke Vo11cyDo'1O 10 M15 11 12 NGHSQ12 P0111 Aworc-ness 12 1 Done Knight Vo eyoo1'012 Wre r1r1q Mo rc ger 9 10 John Knorr Swcce Q 10 WVG5111PQ 10 Rebecca Kohlwey 3ofroo1 12 S1c Arco 12, S111 C03 12, 0051010011 Mormcgcr 12, FBLA 12 Chuck Koskovich: Foo'oc11 Q 12 1c:Cro11c 10, 11, 12, A1h1er1c Tromer 11, Morcy Kotto: So1roo1 912, DECA 11, 511: Goo Q,10,S'1cJe1rGov'r11, 12 Rhett Kovoll: Soccer O 10, 11, c:rf1.,g,9 111 rm , ,no rr. Dove Krovitz: Soccer 912, Troc11 10, LoCrosae O, N115 11, 12 NF! 15 9121 5151 c,Q O 12 swear eww 12 FBLA 11, ta 12 , Kevin Lacy: 13os1eeroo11 Q, 10, Go11Q, 11 S1 Con 12 Swoem Gow 12, Cor'1o.1rer Goo Q, 12, Arr C106 9 Don Lomb: Doseooll O, 10, Go11Q, S111 Cos Q 10, 5rcCCPrGov'r10, 11, 12 Lewis Doniel Lander: Fooroo11Q, 10, wr 1 1? 0c:,11e'oc11 9, 12, LoC'os5e 9, 10, 12, DECA 11 12 Q 1 144 Sr. John Fronks rokes odvonroge of has senmor orrvrleges by gomg offfcorrwous dunno o free period Most srudenrs duo the Some regordless 01 themr Qrode Cora 0'1,f:i1'G . 1, Wm he Yr, ' W1 ,, t ditch ,-N, J , 4' 5 I J i ' f ' r , v I ':.' Jr -:ifftfxi 2. John Lang: Band 0, 10, 11, Inrernarional Club 10 Michelle Large: Ocragon Club 10, Pre Med Club 12, Polir Awareness 12, Drama 9, 12, Science Club 12 Loraine Laurienti: Cheerleader 10, 11, 12, NFHS 11, 12, NHAS 912, Prolecr Closeup 12, Slsi Club Q, 10, Sudenl Gov'r Q12, Volleyball Manager Q Janell Lawson: Prolecr Closeup 11, Ocragon Club O, Polir Awareness 12, Srudenr Gav'r Q, ihespians 10, 11, 12, Drama 9:12, Choir 10, 11, Dlazer Power 11 Kellie Lechowicz Elza Lee: FBLA 11, 12 Anne Leibman Kevin Leiker: Foorball O, 1O, Baseball 9:12, Daslserball Q 12 Julie Lerner: Cheerleader 10, Poms 12, NHS 11, 12, NHA5 10, Yearbools 11, 12 Rob Leslie Sabrina Leslie: Execurive lnrernship 12 Jason Levine: Percussion Ensemble Q 12, Band O-12 h n the going gets weird, The c irion own as senioriris srrucls in rhe early spring when rhe ourdoor remperarure rose and rhe snow melred. lr was ar rhis rime rhar some seniors found ir difficulr and auire irrelevanr ro arrend classes. College-bound seniors lsnew if rhey made ir ro rhe universiry of rheir choice by springrime, rhe inrense pressure ro lseep grades up was gone. Once rhe Cherry Creels reservoir opened up for rhe season, afflicred seniors would forger rheir G-P-A and ger ro worls on rheir TA-N. Sr. Remy Martin said, Everybody gers senioriris. When you have been ar rhis school for four years, you ger bored and you wanr ro leave. You wanr ro spend rime wirh your friends because soon you will be separared, maybe for- ever. For some seniors, ir was no-holds-barred when ir came ro evading rhe chore of being ar school. Sr. Krista Bradford said, 'One day Tania O'Hare and l decided rhar we didn'r wanr ro go ro our rhird period class and we drove ro Pied Roclss. We spenr rhe whole day rheref' Anorher symprom of senioriris was a feeling of confi- dence and almosr superioriry over rhe underclassmen. Sr. Frank Woodhouse said, 'This year l can do wharever l wanr wirhour caring abour malsing someone mad, l can yell ro my friends across rhe hall and laugh ar anybody who doesn'r lilse ir, Some seniors did nor wair unril spring, or even rheir senior year, ro come down wirh rhe illness Senioriris was lsnown ro srrilse as early as rhe freshman year, bur more commonly during rhe junior year. Sr. Chris Brown said, l don'r rhinls senioriris should be considered an illness, because ro me ir is a way of life. Ever since myjunior year, I have lived rhe life of a senior. Sr. Dave Heywood said, lr is only rhe sixrh weels of school and I wanr ro escape from here. Senioriris is hirring early, dude. Layoui Dawn Sn lrh Choy Paul C Dolan Islyohlro-Levine 145 :roi U' Kathy Lewis Brett Linscott: Tennis 11, 12, Tracie 12, Slsi Club 11, 12 Su-Chen Liu Tracy Loftis: Syyirnrning Q 12, Choir 10, 11 Bond O 12 Janet Lucas: DECA 11, Student Goyornrvtent 10, Drafno 10, Choir Q 12 Karen Luchini Barry Lutterman: Footoall Q 12, Cornrnitrnent Club 912 Mike Lyle: Cross Country 11, Wrestling 12 LaCrosse 10, 11, 12, Slsi Club Q12 Tami Lynch: Volleyball 912, Bcslsetoall Q 12 Soccer 10 Chris Mackall Rachel Mokinen: Volleyball Q, Student Goyernfnenr Q, 10, 12 Christopher Malies . ,. .ww V, if s ,,,. A ,.:. is . Ct' i. D' ',rito'C il ig, i... x i se' Xl! fr X':I17 fide? Li A rnajor decision is being contemplated oy Sr. Jeff Hill, who wonders whether he should wash his gear or if it will rnal-te it through another practice 5' E 6 i i. .K ,i . l ' I I X ' i 1 K A i I 5 ' f t i i A . i. , , , i 5.7 1 U. . 5 .3 t Y Q, ,. 7 ,. p 1 4 ' T s N 5-,513 t . 5335 25 5-'f:1:1m---..,E ' 1 if .',' 't'SR.'.'i ggojaag tl Q-Q are f it , .,-,, .gg Mfdfiixt 33.1 ' , ,i 4 1-Af,'HAu-ff. ,jig . li .Qt- , , rrrf Sr. Sean Silvers, hoping to avoid bringing his gyrn clothes home, spreads cleodorant on thern Many students used this suotertuge in an attempt to deny the dirtiness of their athletic apparel 146 Seniors I 'P 01 it t 'x inf Wg? fi-JN -mfg? Urns Dracfrzio Irrwagine srudenrs running from rhe school. Imagine srrangely garoed figures carrying bags from which an odor emenares. Was rhor whar came ro mind or rhe menrion of pracrice cIorhes? If if was, someone was exaggeraring. Pracrice clorhes weren'r rhar ood. Or were they? Mosr arhleres, wherher in a sporr of or iusr in PE. class, wore reasonably clean clorhes. Srudenrs who wenr our for a sporr very ofren oroughr clean clorhes every day, oe- cause pracrices were srrenuous and sweory. Bur orhersiusr didn'r find rhe rime ro wash rheir clothes or mayoe rheylusr didn'r feel rhe need for ir. I don'r wash my gym clofhesg Ijusr rorore rhemf' said Jr. Paul Velasquez. Some arhleres didn'r wash rheir practice clorhes every day, our did wash rhem occasionally, Said Sr. Durl Reed, II wash my procrice clorhes once a monrh if l'm luclsyf' Everyone washed his or her clorhes for basically fhe some reasons. People didn'r Iilse ro wear dirry clorhes. As Jr. Jami Long said, ul wash them oecause rhey srinls and feel gross. Even people who didn'r wear rhe dirry clorhes didn'r Iilee rhem, while orhers oojecred only some of rhe rime. Ir oorhers me only when lm sranding close ro rhemf' said Coach Tony Manfredi. Who washed rhese grimy clorhes? One mighr have wondered who would wanr ro, A lor of rhe weorers of rhese dirry ourfirs would wash rhem rhemselves, Qrhers preferred ro leave the chore ro rhe Colgan Man. Srill more people delegared this charmingloo ro rheir morher. As Durl said, If I had ro wash my pracrice clorhes, rhey wouldn'r ger washed. Some lefr nothing ro rhe imaginarion and fools rheir clorhes home and gor rhem washed. Ofherslusr imagined rhar rheir clorhes would ger washed oy some magical force, and lefr rhem ro mold in a Ioclser. ly Y ry ,vaxx A VNNY h I . W Elf Q . A Q M' 'z - V , ,, 'mwah Copy llc-i: 'e' llcody Loyc Eric-Iiey Waltz Swimming 912, NIIS 11, 12, Proi Closeup 12, SADD li, 12, Siudenr Governmenr Q12 Drama 10, ll, 12, Choir 012, Lorin Ciao IO, ll, i2 Remy Martin: Poms Q I2 Trocls Q, 912, Bord Q1 Blozor Power 11 Scott Martin: Fooroall 912, Track 11, l2 4 Pamela Martinez: Cross Counrry i0 Srudenr Governmeni O, IO .il I Jennifer Masters Leana Matrox: Sofrooll O, 10, Larin Club IO Melanie Mayer: Soccer Q French Cluo l2, Siudenr Governmenr 912, Orchesrro O I2 Tracie Lynn Mayes: Power Lifting Q i2 Sean McCabe: Soccer O, lO, ll Lisa McDonald Laura McFarlane: DECA 11, FBLA I2 Thad McGowen: Fooroall Q, IO, Wresrling Q12 LewiseMcGowen Ginger Margolin: Cheerleader Q, 'IO SADD ll, 12, Srudenr Governmenr 912 Thespians IO, il, 12, Drama 912, Choir 147 eeping with the times Po s, Model-T's and hula-hoops are all fads rhar have m gone. Even roday, fads change auiclsly from r ro r. To learn vvhar srudenrs rhoughr vvere fads, a survey vvas given ro over 80 seniors. An overwhelming number of srudenrs said rhar l'l3acls ro rhe Furure vvas rheir favorire movie. There vvere many reasons given as ro vvhy rhey lilsed rhis movie, bur Sr. Rachel Makinen said ir besr vvhen she said, lr's vvhar every- one loolss for in a movief suspense, comedy, a lirrle romance, and a very goodeloolsing srarl' The mosr popular soap opera vvas 'Days of our Lives Sr. Donna Hughes hir an rhe mosr common reason for irs populariry vvhen she said, lr's exciring and Bo Brady is gore geousf' All My Children and llGeneral l-lospiral' borh fied for a close second. Since Colse changed irs formula in rhe spring of '85, ir became common for people ro hold rasre resrs rrying ro decide vvhich cola vvas rhe besr. Among rhose surveyed, Classic Colse vvas rhe favorire. The favorire relevision shovv was nor l'Miami Vice, 'lCheers, or Family Ties, alrhough rhey scored vvell. lr vvas evidenr rhar srudenrs preferred rhe humor of Bill Cosby since The Cosby Show vvon our in rhis caregory pracrically un- rouched. As Sr. Michelle Scher said Bill Cosby is grear and rhe shovv is rorally realisricf' The album Born in rhe USA. by Bruce Springsreen vvas a hor irem as a resulr of rhe Springsreen fever rhar svvepr across rhe counrry. Despire one rain delayed concerr, Spring- sreen played ro sold our audiences ar Mile High Sradium on Seprember 23, and 24. Some people lsnevv exacrly vvhar rhey lilsed abour rhe Boss. Sr. Chris Malies said, He gers rhe vvhole audience involved so as ro malse each concerr uniaue and memorable for all vvho go ro see him. There vvere many opinions abour vvhar vvas in and vvhar vvasn'r, bur Sr. Joey Cho said ir besr when he said, The mosr popular fad rhis year vvill be being a senior! Jennifer McLean: NSHS 11, 125 Proj Closeup 12, CC Sl-si Club 12g Lacrosse Mgr 12, Boys Swimming Mgr. 12 Ray Merenstein: Tennis Q, NFHS Q-11, Srcdenr Govr 912, Speech and Debare Q12 John Metzner: Sofrball 10-12, NFHS 10 12, Drama 9, Newspaper 125 Speech and Debare Q Amy Meyer: Tracls 9, 10, Volleyball C? Sandra Middlebrook: Compurer Club 9 Charles Miller Mark Miller: DECA 11, 12 Sean Millisz Tracls Q, 11, Pral Closeup 12, Drum Major 12, Band 912, Jazz Band 11, 12, Speech and Debare Q 12 Marry Minari: Daslserball Q5 Slsr Club A 12 'J Denise Mitchell: FBLA 12 l Alvis Montgomery: Drama 9-12g Tracls 10, 12, Ocragon Club 11, Thespians 12, Speech and Debare 12, SADD 12. Terry Moore , S ,la if Sz? 148 v . 1113! fwfr' 'Y' Gene Mooty: Foprbclr O NHS 10, 11 Emery Morrow: Wreszrrrg Q 10, 12, Srudenr Gavr O 12, P011 Awarerwsa 12, The-sp1ar1s 1012, Drama Q 12 Som Mosher Celeste Mullensa Vo11cyOa11 Q 501113011 Q, 510c1er'1 Gow Q, Drafrwcu Q ' Tracie 10, Pro, Coseop 11, 12 xl , 91 Petra Musick: Vp1ey3f:1 O 0c1:w.e1bc1 O 10, Cross CCJLXWFFY Mfg' 10 111:01 10 12, 5141 Gab 1012 Sue Nachozelz Bas1sc1ba1i O 10, ChcXe'1ear:O'Q11 DECIX 11 12 1114,-rary Mag 12, Yeoroooh 12 Kattie Neal Dayna NeIson:1efr'u10 11 DECA 11 Soccer Mg' 11 Lance Newcomb: Tc-11115012 Lc1Crr:ssQ 11, 12 DECA 12 511 C1111 12 Kathy Newman: 5011111111 Q, 10, Vp11QybaI1 Q 11, 0051491131111 O 12 Jeff Nibloz Bmsebd 9 Laurie Noonan: Nl-151012, NS1151012, Sw1r1wrr11r1c5 11, Prcg C1cnf,e0p 11 1 ' ': 1 7 2 1 fj- -1.-.1-. ,Mb irc.. 11 f ,' One preferred vvcy1ors10c1er11s1o sper1d111e1rfree11rr1e was carchrng Qp OV111WG1V1CJVO'119 soap opera 111050 sucerws are Qrr 1ra'1CC by NBCS wewesr Coyrrrwo dfarac, MSOWVQ Bgrbfgrg Racrng Fas1 Macs , snna11 p1as11c cars purchased O1 1v1cDona1cs, oecarnc 0 very pop01ar 005111010 10 1116 comrrwcnns and down rhe 110115 Here Sr. John Franks and Sr. Thad McGowen prepare ro race 117011 Fas1 Macs rn 1129 cornrnops M11che11 Naonarw Julie Norris: Choir O 12 Colleen O'l3rien: Soccer 10, Volleyball Q, DECA 11, 12, SADD 12, Srudenr Cuovornmenr Q 12 Tania O'Hare: Cuymnasiics Q-12, DECA 11 Siudenl Gov Q12 Sharon O'Neil Tim Oakes: Cross Counrry 10, 11, 12, Ton'msO12, Track Q12 O Club 12, Prcy Closeup 11, Thespians Q CC Ski Club 12 Kim Olivar: Cheerleader 11, 12, Track Q, BECA 11, NHAS10, 11, 12 Rob Orr: Soccer 912, Ski Club 12 James Oswald Erica Ouellette: Track 12, NHS 12, DECA 12 Mark Pace: Foorbali 11, Baskerball 10 Bessie Palmer: Track 12, Baskerball 12 Pat Parker: Baseball Q, l.aCrosse 10, 12, Golf 912, NHS11, 12, Ski Club Q, 10, Siudenr Gov 12 Ind Aris 12, Arr Club 11 l'Friday nighr l crashed your parry, Sarurday I said l'm sorry, Sunday came and rrashed me our again . . T This familiar old song by Billy Joel sounded like many of rhe seniors' week- ends. Weekends are definirely rhe rime ro parryl said Sr. Tegan Taylor. Besides parrying, orher acriviries for week- ends included vvorking, sleeping, and everyones favorire- homework! Believe ir or nor, some seniors did do rheir homework over rhe weekend, even if ir wasn'r unril Sunday nighr, Earning money vvas a big parr of some seniors' vveek- ends. Sr. Dave Heywood was acrually up early Sarurday and Sunday mornings for hisjob ar Scrambles. lr's a drag, bur somebody's gor ro do ir! he said. Orher srudenrs sacrificed foorball games and parries for rhe sake of earning money on Friday and Sarurday nighrs. Of course, spending money alvvays rook place on rhe weekends, Seniors ofren wenr shopping during rhe day on Sarurdays and Sundays. Going 150 vigil WN 1 3 . f 1 fo- stiff-7 our for lunch or dinner and ro rhe movies was an easy vvay ro spend ren dollars. 'lWeekends are rhe easiesr rime ro spend lors of money on clorhes, food, and enrerrainmenrf' said Sr. Rebecca Burns. Nor only were games and parries high up on rhe lisr of weekend acriviries, bur sleeping in was also included. Sun: day mornings were especially popular rimes ro sleep in. Some seniors also vvenr ro rhe mounrains and skiing on vveekends during rhe vvinrer. Various orher weekend acrivi- ries included having small senior parries and vvarching rhe foorball games on TV. A popular acriviry on Friday and Sarurday nighrs was ro go dovvnrown ro Larimer Sguare, The Tivoli, or The Tabor Cenrer vvirh a group of friends. Cerrainly everyone would agree rhar rhe besr rhing abour vveekends was rhar school could be forgorren abour for rhree days. As Sr. Tiffany Gilbert said, Weekends should happen more rhan once a week! The vveelsena is off ro a great srarr as Srs. Celeste Mullens cnc Nicki Charney enjoy rite sunset dovvnrovvn arrne1orn Srreer mol on Friday evening la ill rr Ge sl. I P' Q' 1-57 l Julie Parsons: Svvlmrnlng Q12, NHAS 912, Octagon Clue O, Srudenr Gov 11, 12, Thesolans Q12, Drarno Q12, lnd Arts 12, Blazer Power 11, 12 Tim Patro: Foorooll Q, 10, 11, Dose-ooll 12 Chris Paulsen: Drama 10, 11, 12 Tatiana Peebles: NHAS 11, lnrernarl Clue 10 Kari Perkins: Soccer Q, Cheerleader 11, Volleyball 9, 10, NHS 11, 12, NFllS 11, 12, DECA11, 12 NHAS10, 11, 12, Sruaenr Gov Q12 Kristi Perkins: Soccer Q Clneefeoaer 11, Vollevoall Q, 10, NHS 11 12, DECA 11, 12, NHAS10, 11, 12, Sludenl Gov Q12 Lara Peters: Pofns O,10,Nl-lS10,11,12, NH-IS 10, 11, 12, Nl-IAS11, 12, Poll Awareness 12, Dra'no 9, Arr Club 11 Andrea Peterson: Soccer O 10, DECA 11, 12, SADD 12, Stuoen' Gov 11, 12 Dan Phalen: Foorball Q, lrOcI112, Poll Awareness 12, Srudenr Gov 10, 12, Drarno 12, Foorball Mgr 10 Marisa Popp: INHIXS 10 11, 12, An Club Q, FBLA 10 Lucia Powell Volleyball Q, Drorna 10 David Prickett: GHS 12 Poll Awareness 12, Soeecn and Debaro 10, 11, 12, Orclwestra 10, 11, 12 Julie Putman: Soccer 10, Blager Power 12 Samantha Rachbach: Cneefleaoer 11, 12, Volleyball Q, 10, 11, Solrball 11, 12, NPI-lS11, 12, Pro1 Closeup11, 12, Student Gov 012, Troclf Mgr 12 Norrlsllacnbaclw 1 niors dog Frosh As soo rhe sophomores realizeo fhey weren'r fresh- men ny e, somerhing happeneo. The rhree upper class y hao somerhing in common-o muruol oislike of freshmen. Seniors hoo rhe mosf experience in fhis field. Because of rheir experience, rhey hoo plenfy ro say. Whar kino of social life oo freshmen have? Sr. Mike Douglas soio, Mosf freshmen go home ono warch corroons. Then if's homework, oinner, ono evenfually mommy pufs fhem ro beo or 8180 Ol nighrf' Gerfing orouno was usually a problem for freshmen. 'They are olwoys frying fo bum a rioe from upper classmen. If rhar ooesn'r work rhey rake fheir skafeboarosf' soio Sr. Pat Parker. Seniors oescribeo fhe freshmen clofhing ono appearance os new ono oifferenf. Some seniors wonoereo where New Wave freshmen gor fheir clorhes for school. Sr. Kirk Ireson soio, I rhink fheir mom makes fheir clorhes. I can'f fino fhem of any sforesf' The average freshmon spenr his fime frying ro ger rhings from oloer people You always see fhem frying ro ger beer off seniors or finding our where all fhe parries ore, soio Sr. Jeff Cannon. There were ofher fypes of freshmen rhough. l'They pracficolly live in fhe library, soio Sr. Mike Douglas. When if come ro girls, freshmen guys hoo if rough, Sr. Scott Holden soio, The freshmon girls rhink rhey're foo gooo ro go our wifh guys in rheir own grade. Bur freshmen weren'f consioereo all boo as Sr. Dan Lander soio, They're all righf I like fhemf' In focr mosr seniors really hoo nofhing ogainsr rhem, since having freshmen arouno gave rhem a perfecf group ro pracrice rheir insulrs on. For mosf seniors life wirhour rhe freshmen woulo have been boring. An unioenfifieo freshmanjusr hongs around for awhile in rhe company of seniors Mosf seniors were o Iirrle more subfle in rheir rrearmeni ol freshmen Tom Rampy: Cross Counrry 10, 11, 12, Foorbail 9, Track O, 10, 11, NHS1O, 11, 12, NFHS 10, 11, 12, Biking Club 12, Newspaper 12, Speech and Debofe Q, 11, 12 Cristina Ramstetter: Tennis 12, Cheerleader 10, 11, 12, DECA 11, 12, Proj Closeup 12, Sruoenr Governmenr 912, Choir 10, 11, 12, Color Guard Q Durl Reed: Foorboll 012, Wresrling 10, 12, Baseball 912, DECA 11, 12, Qcrogon Club 12 Sue Reeder: Soccer O, 10, 11, Poms 10, Prcy Closeup 12, Sfuoenr Governmenr Q12 Angela Rhoades Marna Riser: NIIAS 11, Lirerory Mag 10 11, 12, Yearbook 10, 11, 12, Quill ano Scroll 10, 11, 12 David Robbins Renee Risley: Soccer 11, 12, NHS 11, NHAS 11, Arr Club 10, 11, 12 Eric Robison: Pro1 Closeup 12, Trainer 10, 11, 12, Newspaper 12, Quill ono Scroll 12 Laura Roddy: Soccer Q, IO, Daskerball O, Sk' Club Q12 Sruoenr Cuoverhmenr Q, 10, 11, lno Arrs Q 10, Newspaper 11, Blazer Power 10, Quill ono Scroll 11 Gina Rohr: Cheerleader 912, Qcragon Club 12, Sfuoenr Cuovernmenr O12 Shannon Romney: Soccer Q, 10, 11, LaCrosse 10, 12, NI-IS 10 11, 12, NSHS 12, lno Aris 10, 11, 12 Blazer Power 12 152 if r J' ,rw 'lr X, rr r' ,Q ll f' C011-ecrrrwg books for research, Fr. Kevin Harris sperwa5 his free rme ra rhe library Many fresrmea avaraed rhe cam mom ro spend rime ra rhe lrarary ,fggix , Fr 1' 1, ' ' T11 Fw 6'-4. 'ifZ2,'5IfS'As'f3,,vif:5ifg',.11- '15 Arif' -g 11-ur-54 ,, ci ,Q ,www Y ' , ,ff w ha eff-In -, r-f-- , ,om ai' ..-sv? for 1 1111, 11011 r 1 - rr r ,R X, i r are rf, . Yxgfftf' 1 4, --Q, Q c..,ap-wi' Timothy Rosenzweig: Faoraar 012, Wr0srrrr1gO12, Tracs11, 12, N113 11, 12, N51 IS 10, O C1013 12, Oaaqaa C1013 11, 12 Freesrybe Wrasrhaa 11 Denard Rowlettz Facyaali O Track Q 12 Jason Ruegge Bradley Ryan: Feacraa 11, 12, Eamerrw FrraCs5 C1013 10 Yearbook 12 01010 Powe' 11, 12 Christopher Ryan: Cray Cacarry 12, Trade 11 Eric Rydberg: Soccer O 12 NHS 10, 11, 12 Pray C1a5eaa11 Gcwrrrri Haaar SOC Cry 11, 12 SXOOFY Gowarrvaecrr 11, 12 Yoartiaak 11, 12 Georgette Samaras: Ba:,1-soraa11 Q 12, Va1fQyaa119, 10, 11 5a1rba11O 10 11 DECA O, 10 Cesar Sanchez: Prefwea CM: 11, 12 Dah Awareness 12 Michael Sanders: Tack 11 12,S1s1Crca 11, 12, D1aLer Power 11, 12 Mary Sauls: N115 Q NSHS 10 Swcerwr Gaverrvcaeri' O 11 Daac Q 10 11 O'chesrra 11 Scar-ce Cao 12 Biazcr Power 12 Melody Souls: NHAS 12 Parr Awareriass 12 Sri Cab 12 Srcdowr Gavarfwfaerr' 12 Trrasacfif, 11 12 Drama 11, Arr C105 10 11, 12, Bazar Powiir 12 Cherra Saylerz C1255 Cawvry 10 ?Qm W 150 For some, a lsiss on the cheels, holding hands in the halls, or a winls across the library was enough to malse students thinls they were involved in a serious relationship. A few seniors, however, were fortunate enough to dis- cover how special a relationship was. Tim Rosenzweig and Starlite Dean were two seniors who were more than just casual dates. Starlite is not just a girlfriend, she is my best friend, said Tim. Star felt the same way about Tim. Tim malses my senior year worthwhile, said Star. Another close couple were seniors Kevin Gregory and Jenny Bershof. They had been together for almost six years and had serious plans for the future. l've been going out with Jenny since seventh grade and our relationship has grown into something really special, said Kevin. Although many seniors were able to experience a long term relationship with someone, some didn't want anything too serious, Jennifer West was one senior who was not Gary Schaefer: NHS 10, 11, 12, NFHS 10, 11, 12, Political Awareness 12, Chess Club 10 Jim Schaefer: DECA 11, 12, Ironman C'ub10, 11, 12 Chris Scheffler: NHS 10, 11, 12, Newspaper 10, Latin Club 12 Kim Schenkenberger: Student Govt Q, 12 Michelle Scher: Swimming 10, lnd Arts 10, 11, 12, Blazer Power 10, 11, Tracie Mgr 10 Bill Schloeman: Football Q 12 Susan Schmauder: Tennis O 12, O Club 10, Student Govt Q, 10, Baseoal' Mgr 10 Katie Schreck: Cheerleader 912, NHS 11, 12, NHAS 10, Proj Closeup 12, SADD 11, 12, Slat Club O, 10, Student Govt Q' 12, Choir 10, 11, 12 l l Leslie Seick: Tracie Q, Student Govt 10, 11, 12, Literary Mag 11, 12, Yeatboolf 11, 12, Quill and Scroll 11, 12, lloslsetboll Mgr Q, 10 Dave Self Lisa Shaw: Tennis 10, 12 Tracy Sheppard: Soccer 912, Poms 11, Boslsetball 10, 11, 12, Volleyball 9, Slst Club O, 10, Soccer Mgr Q, 10, 11 1541 loolsing for a serious relationship. ul would rather have many boy friends than a serious date, said Jennifer. l'mjusr not ready for a commitment, she added. Still others couldn't afford to have anything but an occa- sional date. Students who participated in athletics didn't have time to hold down ajob, play their sport, go to school, and have a boyfriendfgirlfriend, To these students a relae tionship was not a number one priority, Seniors Barry Lutterman and Kristi Woodward had a very erratic but normal relationship. One day they'd be fighting and the next day they were best friends. l'ln a way, it malses things more interesting, said Kristi. lt doesn't mean you love the person less, it just proves you care enough to try to malse things better, she added. Whether they werejust friends or something more, most seniors agreed it was nice to have someone to talls to or to hug whenever they wanted. i F . t ' M rl t 1 t,,-- , i , .52 -TS 1 .4 i- 3 3 ,,,,, ' . lg ifl g, 'IE -fy ' , '41 1 fx X f-,,-L,. Vlfwnfrtfti. 1 ff 1 , tw ,f till ill Mr '7' , 1 i -,. ,,,,, 5,556 i ,c ut cu y l.v'rr'1 'R Ct., Xxr ' 1 we it Ken Sherwood: FOOlbOll Q, 10, Boseboll Q, 10, 12, Doslterboll Q, Slsl Club 10, 11, 12, Bond Q, 10, Speech ood De-bore 10 Kelli Shirley Ken Shivelyz Golf 11, 12 Kommi Siemens: NHS 11, 12 NSHS C? 12, DECA 10, 11 Slam Club Q Sicdeni Govt 9-12, Arr Club 912 Seon Silvers: Dosleerboll O 12 Kimm Skutvik: Poms 10, Dody Buvlolrwg 10, 11, 12, Ar' Club 10, 11 Paul Slovin: Soccer O, 10 lrocle10, 11, 12, Slsl Club 10, Coroou'er Cuo 10 Christine Smith: Teonzs 9, 12, NHAS 12, Student Goxfr 10, 11, 12, Dronoo 12, Llrerory M09 11, 12 Yeorboolx 11, 12, Arr Club 12, Gull ond Scroll 11 12 Chris Smith Janet Smith Dove Snyder: Foorbol: Q 12 lrocla Q, 11, 12, Boselerboll O, 10, 11 Commitment Club 11, 12, Sltl Club 12 Roy Snyder: Soccer Q I, J ' , C fw- Wrrw rho golden orches os rlwelr view, Srs Poul Cummings ond Tiffany Gilbert emoy rhelr Nlcluocb They spenr oil' period every doy or lvlcllorwolos jg' 1 . ' 'wW-'-- lf 191 ' ' his ,, , ' ' J J 3 Nl ,r .Mi 5. J f, 1. , Who feeds o bodyguord9 Obvlousy not Sr Gino Rohr cs she surrounds herself with her Hlworemw of Qunlor iweocfs Qadgrefm 155 Danny Solomon: Soccer 9, 10, 11, Foarooll 12, Basleeroall 9-12, DECA 11, 12 Jannette Sander: Basleeroall 11 Jeff Sonderfan: Cross Couhrry 9, 10, 11, Trade Q, 10, Galt 9, Fooraoll Q Marcia Stabler: Trade 10, Volleyball Q, 10, 11, Sotroall Q, 10, Drarha Q, 10, 11, Choir Q, 10 Yearooole O, 10, 11, FBLA 12 Reginald Staples: Foorooll Q, 12, Trade Q 12 Amy Steeber: NHS 10, 11, 12, Proj Coseuo 11, Srudenr Govr O, Newsoooer 10, 11, 12, Lorna Club 10, 11, 12, Blazer Power 10, 11, Quill and Scroll 10, 11, 12, Crass Country Mgr 12 Sharon Stephens: Blazer Power 11. Julianna Stewart Clark Stroud: Soccer 10, 11, Ocragoh Cub 12 S!-XDD 12, Srodehr Govt 10, 11 12 Peony Suez: NFHS 11 Todd Swanson: Fooroall 912, Bosleeoall Q, 10 Mike Tabbert: Faorball Q, 10, Wreswrrg Q, Golf 11, Srudenr Gow Q, 10 11 Science Cloa 10 Tegan Taylor: Cheerleader 11, Trade 10 12 Ar her hew harne in Aurora, Sr. Kattie Neal plays wirh her doughrer Chenoo. learrie managed school, nnorher- hood, and having a husband wirh ease and grace 156 img -, Friends in Tennessee 0sed ro come ro see Kaffie and Heidi Teske: Tracls Q, Swimming QV12, Nl-1511, 12, NSHS11, 12, S!-XDD11, 12, 5r0denr Govr Q 12, Newspaper O, 10, 11. Lisa Thomas: N1-15 10, 11, 12, NSHS 10, Poliricol Awareness 12, Sr0denr Govr O 12, Blazer Power 11, 12, Daslserball Mgr O-12 Rochelle Thomas: Soccer 10, Baslseiba1l10, 11, 12, Sofrba1l11, 12, NFHS 11, 12, Pre-Med C10b 12, Slsi C10b O, Srudenr Govr O, Volleybail Mgr 10, 11, 12, Vanessa Thomas: Tracls 10, Proi C1ose0p 12, Fencing C10b 12, Polirical Awareness 11, 12, NAHS 12, lnrernar'1 Cl0b 11, 12, Newspaper 12, Arr C10b 11, 12, Science C10b 11, 12 Russell Thompson: Thespians 10, 11, 12, Drama Q-12 Sharon Thorner: Polirical Awareness 11, Drama 11, 12, Lirerary Mag 10, lnrernar'1 Cl0b Q Craig Throm Kristin Taoker David Trow: Daseba11 912, Sr0denr Cuovr 11, 12 Gregg Tsuchimoto Carla Ulrich: Volleyball 11 Mike Valdez: LaCrosse 10, 12, S111 C10b 9, 10 tudent and mother Moving w school was hard eno0gh, b0r a h0s- band and a bab de if harder, Sr. Karfie Neal, however, managed rhis A narive of Tennessee, she moved ro Colorado before her senior year, Kaffie, who was 18 rhen, was married in A0g0sr of 19841 ln Manchesfer, her homerown, rhis was nor uncommon. When l became pregnanr in OcroberC1Q841D, rhere were a few orher girls who were pregnanr, foo, Kaffie said. Before she was married she did many of rhe some rhings orher feens did, We'd go cr0ise or i0sr go o0r, she said. Karfie was also very involved in her ch0rch and yo0rh gro0p. There were 100 people in her ch0rch - incl0ding her h0sband. We mer in ch0rch and rhen srarred going o0r, she said. Having a baby didn'r borher Katfie ar all, lf l co0ld do ir over, l'd do if rhe same. l love having Chenoa, she said. She didn'r have a lor of free rime for cl0bs and friends, rho0gh, When she lived in Tennessee, she had been in a co0ple of cl0bs incl0ding a child care cl0b and a ryping cl0b. Chenoa all rhe rime. Moving had also ca0sed her ro find new friends. lf's hard nor lsnowing very many people, she said. lm s0re as rhings serrle down l'll ger ro lsnow more people, she added. Kattie lilsed school here in comparison ro her school in Tennessee, 'lThe schools in Tennessee were m0ch srricrer rhan rhey are here, she said. ln Tennessee a person co0ld miss rwo days of school in a six weels period. lf he missed more rhan rwo days, rhe feacher had rhe oprion ro fail rhe sr0denr. The only rime yo0 co0ld miss more rhan rwo days was if yo0 were h0rr or pregnanrf' Kaffie said. Yo0'd also have ro have a docror wrire fhe school ro rell rhem how long yo0'd be o0r for, she added. Alrho0gh she only gof abo0r five or six ho0rs of sleep a nighr and she had ro worls hard in school and wirh her baby, Kaffie enjoyed rhe challenge of her life. ny 14111, Woocm . 1 l,ayo0r Mirlsi iionrwriri Emon-Valde2 157 When srudenrs were sitting in class and the dean suddene ly appeared, students often wondered who he was there ro see. Obviously someone was going to get in trouble. Last year I was hardly ever in class, and I never got caught, said Jr. Michelle Sturgeon. Though some students never gor caughr, others did. ul always gor caught. They would call me in if I missed a class, because I ditched roo much, said Soph. Eric Haney. While some srudenrs were worried about getting caught, others had ways of getting excused. III tell them what they want to hear. If I over sleep or have car problems I have my mom write a note saying I was ill, said Jr. LeeAnne Painter. When people ditched, ir was for any number of reasons. Sometimes ir was because they wanted to have an extra free period or they had a rest in rhar class. I ditched because it was fun, said Jr. Jenny Kendzora. Dirching, whether easy or hor, changed in the Iasr year. There were harsher punishments for students who ditched, Lasr year, if a student ditched for rhree or four days, he would get a couple days of infhouse suspension. Now the srudenr who ditched received an hour of detention for an hour of class missed. They want ro prove ro the freshmen rhar rhey're not easy to fool, said Jr. Joan Cho. For some, ditching was a viral part af going ro school. For others, ir was not necessary. I dan'r ditch because I like school, said Sr. Rob Falco. Layaui Tam Irnbc' Cooy Jarrer Sriitlec' Kirstin Weidemuellerz Poms 912, Track O Prai Closeup 12, Slei Club Q, 10, Srudenr Giovr 12, Arr Club Q, 10 Derek Weingart: Soccer 912, LaCrosse 912, Baslserball O 10, Wrestling Q, 10, Band Q12 12, Science Club 12 Guard O, 10, 11, Lirerary Mag 12, Newspaper 10, 11, 12, Quill and Scroll 10, 11, 12 Carole White: Proi Closeup 11, Cuerman Honor Sociery 10, 11, 12, Pol Awareness 11, 12, Choir 912, Speech Blazer Power 11, 12, FBLA 10 Jennifer K White: Cross Caunrry 10, Govr 9, 12, FBLA O Nicole White: Proi Closeup 12, Ocragon Club 12, Blazer Power 12 Adam Whittaker 11, 12, NI-IAS10, 11, 12, Drama 11, 12, Chair 912, Baslserball Mgr Q 12 Michaela Wilkins: Inrernarl Club 12 Blazer Power 12, VanOrdsrrand-Wilkins Jeffrey Wendholt: Soccer Q, Foorball Andrea West: Speech and Debare 11 Jennifer West: Nl-IS11, 12, NSHS 10, 11 12, Ocragan Club 11, 12, Band 9, Color and Debare 912, Orchesrra 10, 11, 12 11, 12, Track Q, 10, 11, NFHS O, 10, 11, Ski Club 9-12, Ind Arrs10, 11, 12, Baslserball O Jennifer White: Soccer O, 10, Arhleric Trainer 9, 10, Ski Club 10, 11, 12, Srudenr Melanie Wilhite: NHS10, 11, 12, NFHS 159 Jennifer Williams: Swimming O, - . new Q 12 ?', Matthew Williams: Golf 10, 11, Larln Club 10, 11, Chess Club 12 Michelle Williams: Tracls 10, DECA 12, Sruoenr goyr 12, Cnolr 912, Dlazer Power 12 Raquel Williams: Student goyr. 12, Tnesorans 11, 12, Drama 12, Cbour Q-12 wk it Debra Wilson: Cheerleader 10, Poms 11, 12 Robert Wilson Dennis Winten: Soccer 912, Slat Club 12, Sludenr goyr 11, 12, CC Slew Club Q Mary Beth Wiseman: Gymnasrlcs Q, 10 11, Gymnasrrcs mgr 12, Arnlerrc Trorner 12, Premed Club 12 Kristi Woodward: Soccer 9, 10, 12, DECA 11, Srudenr govr. 9:12, Llrerary Mag 11, 12, Yearbools 11, 12, Quill and Scroll 11, 12 Tracy Worrell: Tracls Q, Color Guard O Amy Wuerstl: Volleyball Q, Srudenr goyl 9, 10, 11 Terri Wyatt: Gymnasrlcs 9, 10, 11 Wade Young: Football 912, Daseball H Q-12, Basketball 10, Computer Club 10, 11 Michelle Yunck: Daslserball Q, 10, Softball 912, Srudenr govr, O, 10, Kristine Zagarella: Trocls 10, 12, Srudenr goyr 12 Anne Zarba: Swimming 9, 10, Arnlerlc Trainer 912, Swimming mgr 12 John Zielinski: Soccer Q, 10, 11, Baseball 9:12, Slat Club 10, 11 Melissa Bailey: Nlfl-lS 10, 11, Arnlerrc Trainer 10, 11, Wresrlrng mgr Q, 10, 11, Foorball mgr. 10, 11, Jr. Grad Early, Najwa Khalaf: lr Grad Early. Eitan Suez: Soccer 10, Jr Grad Early 1o0 1 E f 1 .vnu n A 'St Michelle Adams Tammy Aguilar Maria Anton James Aschenbrenner Amy Awsumb David Baden Angela Batlset Bryan Belote Joel Berrelez Shawn Binder Thomas Brown John Browning Terralla Butler Sean Cagle Jeffrey Carroll Andrew Chapman Jae Ho Cho Dong Choi Erilsa Clancy William Colthatp John Dial Gwendolyn Dodds Robert Edge Wallace Edwards Earnest Gatfias Angela Gialouminalsis Danielle Grat Stacey Gtoetzinger Seniors Not Sean Guiry Devin Haber John Henry Milse Ireland Brent Jeffers Danielle Julius Lance Juarodo Dana-Michelle Kane Huichun Rudy Kim Kenneth lsnecht Dawn Krieger Patricls Lawless Carolyn Lee Nadine Levings lan Lisman Donna Looney Gary Mauro Thomas Merrell Thomas Nemeth William O Connel Tamara Osborne Paraslsevi Palmer Dawn Paulmeno Brian Phillips Greg Raymond Angela Rhoades Steve Roberson Pictured Gyendolyne Roberts Ronda Rqo Terri Rolouti Steve Rosas Susan Rose Gil Rosen Stacee Rosset Lillion Roybal Daniel Russell Rhonda Saine Marls Scoggins Stacey Shepard Jenny Son James Stitflear Kelly Stoltzfus lvlilse Thompson Geoffrey Thomson Timothey Turner Bradly Warrington Trina White Laura Widicls Sherri Williams Thomas Williamson Curtis Winlslet Franlslin Woodhouse Robert Wright Scott Young Edie Zall ,gs G ive.-0-f I VWMM... lRt . ? ' .p- ' Rycberg During his free period, St. Rob Ott plays haclseysacls On nice days, groups of students could be found outside in the worm weather. Spending tree time in the library is what many students do. Here, Sr. Tracy Loftis tries to study in the quiet atmosphere of the library Not Pictured Juniors C3 Q52 ft C3 O To be o closs officer vvos to tolse on o lot of responsibility. Theiunior closs orronged ond poid for thejunior-senior prom, os well osioining the seniors os Ieoders of the school. Thejuniors with thot responsibility vvere President Evon Armo- tos, Vice President Scott Gory, Secretory Morci Reitz, Treosurer Moson Hoyutin, ond Repre- sentotives Steve Bowmon ond Micki Honnon. Why would someone vvont to tolse on thot Isind of vvorls? UI vvonted to be o vvorl-ting port of thot port of Overlond thot did things ond mode memories, soid Evon. I vvonted to hove o soy in vvhot my closs vvos doing ond be involved in prom, odded Micki. These six people vvere olso involved in sports ond extroecurriculor octivities, Micki vvos o cheerleoder ond boslsetboll ployer, Moson ond Scott ployed soccer, Morci ployed volleyboll ond soccer, Evon vvos involved in DECA, ond Steve vvos on the yeorbools stoff. 'xIt's o chol- lenge, but it's fun, soid Micki. They oll felt strongly obout vvhot the junior closs hod done, The officers worlsed hotd to try to get the members of their closs more inf volved. 'iWe con occomplish ony gool or objec- tive vve vvont to, soid Evon. Moson ogteed, We're different from ony other closs, unified ond unique, Lilse oll closses, they grew up o lot since their freshmon yeot. We're outgoing ond reody to try new things, soid Micki. As next yeor's seniors, theiunior closs officers hove o lot to do vvith the shoping of their closs ond the types of octivities it vvill be involved in, I see our closs becoming stronger os o group ond os individuolsf' soid Moson. Finished Evon, With o closs thot hos the vorious types of peo- ple our closs does, something greot is bound to hoppenI Chris Atnsvvorth Jennifer Atsens Isooc Allen Dorry Allmon Shovvno Altenhofen Poo' Andre Ryon Anterior K X Gino Aronguo Eton Armotos Ntchelle Arrington Nltchoel Aus Cnreg Austin Todd Austin Lynn Avery Edvvin Ayo Dennis Boco Ctttn Doe Todd Borcloy Antonio Bortero Valslst Bottle Iserry Boumgortner Deon Boyens Donno Dellomy Cueorgio Deniou llolly Benner Corolyn Berg Mtchoel Berlsheim Chod Derry lo2 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS. BOTTOM ROW, Scott Gory, Steve Bovvmon, Moson Hoyutin ROW 2- Mtclsi Honnon, Morci Reitz TOP- Evon Atmotos. Finding o ploce for prom is only one of the things junior closs officers have to do. Jr. Evon Armotos inspects one prospective locotion. Steve Dovvivtun 11. 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A E' y - .N r N iixgeeei A -. -N533 ex Sf., 1, fc'g'E X X S Y X Jax x X- Michoel Berry Meredirh Berhel Jennifer Berson Gregory Berrridge Tommy Beyill Kyle Binns Louro Birlshirner Cheri Bloclerner Shownno Bloir Jennifer Blolse Liso Blolseney Kimberly Blevins Todd Bole Nicole Bornor Shorlo Bond Lonnie Boone Bridge-rre Boyo Srephen Bowmon Bichord Brennon Morio Breulselrnon John Brocls Chrisropher Brogus Dovid Broolss Soro Brosoy Doniel Brorher Shonrelle Brower Melisso Brown Noelle Brown Michelle Brumfiel Denise Bronwrnond Michele Buchonon Brion Buck Jeffrey Boclsinghom Michelle Budq Anloli Budhiroio Scorr Bullock Michele Burnisron Ricls Burnside Melisso Burry Edword Bushel Eric Burz Morci Byer Perer Collsins Ainsworrh Collsins A N N C O QNX W -r 164 X N S I C 'x C fb Marlsso Conla Gregory Carlson Noel Carlson Uso Carr Tlrn Carsrensen Douglas Cave Morrln Cnaowlcls George Cnoornan ll Cnol Jocooellne Clolr Iielrn Clorls Krlslen Clendenen Usa Clowery Deoro Conen Roo Cohen Zoe Conen Mlcnelle Coloren Doug Collier Snella Collins Cnrls Connors Wllllonw Conyery Nlellsso Cooper Kennern Coors Tlffony Corley Tlrnorny Cornell Jonn Corson Brion Cox Mlcnoel Cox Undo Crolg Clwrlsrina Crawford Aloerr Cororolo Keirn Dahl Lisa Davidson Kelly Dovls Louro Doyls Wllliorn Doyls Srocy Dean Tern Deon Denlse DeDono Nlicnoel DeCell Bern Degroffenreld Adrienne Desrnond Sreonen DeVanney Juniors I Q . ,,.2: . C is- ,, I 9 vs? 3 X .4 . l .r , I ' Q 11,2 1 Q l s33333ilxX'ax Y ' , Lf- iii x I LOH1 J1'i . 3. f i WV' 4 sts in ' Leslie Seick Years of hard work and pracrice always pay off, Sr. Star Dean demonsrrares her skill while working as an ice guard. Experience in skiing comes in handy while working, Jr. Bruce Givens helps a cusromer ar Breeze Ski Renral Copy Driwfi Srniilr lnync' Tami Gowh X. cc ik- ias.. .rf f- Q . Q55 1 sf: 'll . . .sw X 33, X 5 r SE Y s ang X 1 5 K. 4' X P Krisrine Dewirz Thad Dickinson Julie Dirrman Melvin Douglas l-lolly Dawson Joshua Doyle Theresa Duncan Julie Dunhill Elizaberh Dunn Krisrin Dunn Silas Dunsmore Gina Dupre Richard Duran Richard Dusron Roberr Dye Tanya Dwak Sara Earley Shay Eberly Darin Eckerr John Eckerr Sheila Ehrhardr Fern Evans Kelli Evans David Even Deborah Ewen Michelle Exley David Fair Rrchard Farlow S C5069 vo High up on rhe silver screen, Jr. Carolyn Berg made her appearance in rhe movie American Flyers as the crowd warched spell-bound. She had fhe opporfunify ro be an exfra in rhe movie during fhe climacfic bicycle race scene while rhey were filming in Boulder. The besr parf was when I gof ro see myself up rhere in fhe fhearer, said Carolyn. Many orher sfudenrs had rhe opporruniry fo parricipare injobs rhar were less rhan usual. The respecr fhaf came wifh fhejobs was somerimes abused. Jr. Steve Guthery raughr kids af a summer camp fo climb rocks, and because if was rarher dangerous, Sreve had rheir rofal frusf, The Air Force was pracficing rheir plane landings and l convinced fhem rhar fhe Russians were affacking us, said Steve. Jr. Valerie Waldrop's job as a fragrance model allowed her fo break fhrough fhe fradi- fional role of fhe women who waired for rhe men fo make rhe firsr move. She would ap- proach men in The Denver and offer fhem a sample of Oscar de la Renfa. Thejob had many benefirs. l ger ro meer rhe mosf good-looking guys! said Valerie. Somejobs weren'f auire so rhrilling and did nor offer chances ro meer gorgeous guys or become a sfar. Jr. Robbie Cohen said, l drove golf carfs back and forfh, back and forrh all day long, lr was rhe ulrimare in monotony. Sr. Vanessa Thomas pulled beerfabs and poured beer ar Fuddruckers fo make her money. Jr. Kelli Evans worked in a laborafory over rhe summer researching skin cancer in rafs. Jr. Rochelle Gallop worked in fhe zoo caring for fhe animals, alrhough some jobs or rhe zoo were nor in her deparrmenf. l do nor pick up poop, said Rochelle. Clearly, some earned rheir pay in unique ways. Canru-Farlow loo Juniors be Q08 QOOJ o llSpilsel yelled o member of rhe foculry vol- leyboll reom, Our serve! yelled onorher, This wos only rhe firsr gome, ond rhe foculry wos olreody for oheod of rhe seniors, So much for yourhful slsill ond enrhusiosml Purring up o good fronr, rhe seniors srruggled rhrough six gomes, four of which rhe foculry won. l didn'r rhinls people fools ir rhis seriously! soid Sr. Todd Dolbier. For from being serious, mony of rhe seniors rurned up in l-lovvoiion shirrs or shorrs prepored ro ger revenge on rheir sup- posedly oureofeshope elders, Needless ro soy, rhey were surprised ond rorher emborrossed vvhen rhe rrurh Come our. Luclsy for rhem, rhe orrendonce vvos less rhon in previous yeors. The conresr wos pur on os o fund roiser for rhe lndusrriol Arrs Club. The odmission price vvos Sl, ond olrhough rhe orrendonce vvos low, rhe club mode obour 5100. The number of people who come vvos lsind of low becouse we need- ed more publiciry, bur we srill hod o greor rime! soid rhe club's sponsor Gordon Young. If rhe srudenrs hod been more orgonized ond hod procriced more, rhey mighr hove been oble ro pull ir off, As ir wos, however, rhe foculry hod rwo vvomen's volleyboll cooches os well os orher foculry orhleres on rheir reom, Overoll, ir vvos o good exomple of rhe soying, Age ond rreocheryffren overcome yourh ond skill. lsim Fornhon Shone Fovor Lindo Fellovvs More Fishmon Kelley Firzporricl-4 Trocy Firzporricls Amy Flonigcin Cynrhio Polls Chrisrino Forrune Moria Fox Pshondo Fronls Lee Freedmon Ann Freelond April Frye Srocey Golligon Cynrhio Gollovvoy Rochelle Gollup Dovid Gordo Aoreon Gordino Scorr Gory Tomi Gosh Leslie Gebhorr Kimberly Gebinine Joy Genender Joy Genrry ' Jomes Geppner Michelle Gibb Morrhevv Gibbs Down Gisi Bruce Givens ' Dovid Goldberg Simono Goldln Sherry Gonzolez Jesse Gonzolez Michelle Gossvveiler Juniors I -s X Q Y 3 K w x A T1 , ,-.- TX I Sr Wade Young arremprs ro block a volley from Mr Bruce Brown The senrors made a grear efforr rn rhe Srucenr Faculry voHeybaH march '4 r XL we X Q is V -fr as. V r :. I hymn 4 wrar, Brenr Graharn Ceaha Granr Daryl Granrharn Brerr Graves Jennifer Green Anne Greenwood Sandra Grrrnrn Roberr Gradr Lrsa Gulbenrsian Garrerr Gdnrer Alexander Gdreyrch Hearher Gusrafsan Srephen Garhery Danrel Hal! Srrrh Srevin Hanwrlron Mark Han Brenr Hanes Mrckr Hannon Chrrsrran Hansen David Hansrng Darren Hardy Shane Harnnon Brran Harper Kevin Harris Rodney Harris Men Haslserr - Stout fx MILL rx, Judy Hasiarn Jrnn Haan Mason Hayurrn Srephen Hayurrn Danrelie Hegy Jeff Hehr Richard Helfer Alhssa Henderson Lisa Henlse Farnhan Henke- Juniors Neil llenson llurh llenson lsrisren Hess Roger Higgins Monico Hill Renee llill Dono lllllhouse Q' ' ' ' Renee I-lilron Fred llirsch Tkepecco Hirr llooeri llixson Jule llolmes Depordh llornsrein Doyid lfluqhes 5 RYOVT llcme lsenhein Husney Shoron lluichison Tkonold J-lu'rer Thornos lmper Thomos lmleld . S fe X , x sg. We lfrrhperiy lmus Joel lnqold Moria lnzono Brion lshmoisu Josow Jocleson Morro Jdclrson Slode Jofnes Jeffery Jope Nllchoel Jenson Lynn Jobson Jenny Johnson Liso Johnson Micnool Johnson Vilvom Jonelo S Jennifer Jones ft ,h 42606 fs Q02 6 3 ,X e0 Q o lr vvos rhor mogicol nighr which monyiuniors ond seniors hod onxiously owoiredg prom hod llnolly orriyed. The old cliche which promised on exiroyogonr dinner ond donce wos rhe rrodi- rion rhis yeor's juniors were our ro chonge. Junior closs Presidenr Evon Armotos sold, We wonl o prom where eyeryone is rhereg we wonr ro molse ir somerhing speciol ond unique, The moin gool wos ro picls o ploce our of rhe ordinory. Tusconey's Arrium rurned our ro pe rhor speciol ploce. Wirh irs ourdoor orrlum effecr ond Promon gordens ir provided rhor exf fro romonrlc touch, The nexf srep vvos ro chonge rhe oppeoronce, or os Evon sold, To dress lr up. Wirh severol ideos or hond, rhey plonned o new lool-1 vyirh polloons, o desserr rople, yoler porlsing, color schemes, posrers, ricl-re ers, ond o firevvorlss show. These were oll chonges from rhe rrodirionol prom, which Evan rhoughr would be o chonge for rhe perrer. The problem of how ro supporr such ideos economicolly hod been expecred since rhe firsr yeor or Oyerlond. As freshmen ond sophof mores, rhey held donces ond poise soles in hopes of rhe dreom prom, Evon exploined rhor ihe riclser soles fools core of mosr of rhe money. Yer ro help increose rheir spending money rhey worlred rhe concession srond or oll rhe home foorooll gomes, Through much plonning, proinsrormlng, ond hord worle, rheiuniors hoped for o prom rhor would be remembered by oll. loo . rs so .. rigs A s sv X JJ? iw l ,E 4 -- -an 'L T J ' .-ei . ,X s J X ' SF ' - l . Y X ' :C QE 1. J Q ,I bv- . if ,L A . X N c c is . ,. M T - EF is-ga Ns. X netsw X 'Q E Ss n F J X' an c if f E .L , Wins 'v JI N S N so 'gag X .9 xx ic I 8 i J :C K x L wg ? Q .-2 -s i J -l sg x f if ' n X X 4 f ' X c IM Jo ffl E' A lf 1 1 f l J ' sis? Sf' 3 il Xi j N . . l l Q6 I . :J 9 ' is L 'X i of Q - J i L vu. . 3 K s i f W J M limi' lJi -.wninii Earning every penny, Jr. Moson Hoyutin Worl-as or rhe concession srond. This waslusr one of rhe ways rhejaniors rried ro molse o dreom prom come rrue, x , r-,- -i- ff B'ov.n ,, ' lxwcle Brown Krisrina Jones Sabrina Jones Richord Joslin Sraci Julya Scorr lsonipe Arrhur Kearoey John Kempfer John Kennedy Joseph Killeen David Ising Andrew Kirchell Tonyd lsling Eric lsnarson Teresd lsorro Ngo lsoarnil-Q Alexonder Kriels Jonene lsooirz Jennifer Kdehner Pioberr Kalbaclsi Asami lsaroiwo Rajin Kasam Howord Ladson Michelle Laeyensrein Don Lomberr Carherine Lang Srocey Lasrer Srephonie Layne Jessica Leocox Chrisrind Lee David Lee John Lee Rebecca Lee llooerr Leggerr Leland Lenomond James Lenhorr Pondering over color schemes brings aboar debare among junior srudenr council members Evan Ar- motos, Mason Hoyutin, Mike Johnson, and Scott Gory. Color schemes vverejusr one of rhe ways rhe juniors rried ro dress up prom. Henson-Lenharr Juniors Jim Lenrini Alec Lewis Michelle Lewis Annerre LiUander Granr Lipslsy Carl Loescher Jami Long Scorr Long Wendy Long Leslie Lowery Shelly Lucherri Robby Lummus Lori Lundin Wendy MacArrhur Joseph Maclsler Moore Maguire Annamaria Major Ronald Malin Milse Maloney Dean Maniaci Michael Marrin Milse Marrin Psoberr Marrin Q Franlsie Marrinez L Renae Marrinez ro David Marhis James Marringly Dianne Mayer Michael Mayrose Alicia Mayville Louise McAdams Parricia McAuliffe Lisa Mcllrarney Erin McCabe l-larlan McCanne l as GO so Freedom ai lasr, rhey cried. Afrer four long years of high school, rhe seniors were finally leaving and going our on rheir own. Bur rhey were nor alone. Along wirh rhe 454 seniors graduaring, rhere were also around rwenryjue niors who decided rhar rhey had been in school long enough, and ir was rime for rhem ro leave, lr fools mosr people all four years ro ger all of rhe credirs rhey needed ro graduare. A selecr few felr rhey could complere rheir credirs soon' er. By raising seven classes a year and even going ro summer school, rhey acauired rhe credits needed so rhar rhey could graduare earf ly. 'll wanred ro gei our of high school and go ro college, I wanred ro have my independence, and graduaring early and going on ro college was rhe only way I could achieve ir, said Jr. Melissa Bailey. There were many orher reasons for early graduarion, such as rhe need ro go our and malse a living orjusr being sicle of school, bur rhe main rhoughi of all of rhem was rhar rhey had spenr enough rime in high school and had achieved enough in rhelr rhree years ro leave wirhour feeling rhey had missed our on anye rhing. Mosr of rhe early grads had parricipared in sporrs, clubs, and orher school acriviries, which had furrhered rheir education, None of rhem felr rhar by missing a year of school rhey would be missing our on any needed educarion. They were all excired abour leaving and srarring a new life our of schools 170 X ' , X S. ' N if H' SPN' 1 vi ,.-' ,w M x JI-if-+5 RDP' 'X .fi 1 X? ' K Roberr McCorrin John McCIees Leeonn McClendon Woyne MCDonolcl Denrse Mclienzie John McNeil Robby McVoy Roberr Medino Tomrni Meno Arnoldo Mendez Angelic Miller Don Milhron Melisso Mizer Lon Molnor Monre Monrgonfrery Jodr Moore Lnso Moore Town Moore Ernc Morgon John Morgon Leshe Moroye Korhleen Morrow Jennifer Mosler Mlchelle Mroz Mxchelle Mullrco Emdy Munch Amy Mund Dndger Munrz Cosey Murphy Geoffrey Murphy Heorher Musrocchro Crolg Nossn Thorvold NeJson Truong Nguyen Keyrn Norhsrrne 1-rf' fmw Condensrno four yeors of work rhro rhree megmg Q-Xrrg As she roJee5obreoJs dunno her busy schooJ doy Jr Mellsso iw x X worm new ,Q rhg. rrbmfy jf, Nqjwq Khqlqf georghgg fOr Q Bailey rhrnks obour her furure Melissa wos one of rhe V sy needed book junrors who groduored eorly ., J H I N ' A 1..-of J Q, 'e ,, A 'vw 1-new Jwrvrrwu Juniors Mrcneiie Novods Judy O'Brren Michoei O'Moiiey Ronoid Oberern Micneiie Oiozoooi Seon Oirvor Leonn Osborne Cirfford Podsnorn Lee Anne Pornrer Dougios Peorce Angelo Pedersen Treo Pedrerr Bryon Pepper Sonro Pererson Scorr Pernnger Lrso Prerrobonr Scorr Plogrnon Dovrd Podrosiey Jolynn Poils Donrel Pollods Koren Porter Cnrrsrion Pouirn Meirsso Proy Louro Prorexror DeAnn Quinrono Juire Rosie Mrcneiie Rorsro Morro Redd Heorner Reddy Srocy Redmond Dovid Reeb Mrcheile Reeves Jornes Reid Moro Reirz Mrcnoei Roberrs Juniors X, Lk ng Q 1 owe fi Q. Q J i e 6. fa IB LR Y J, i is Q. X xx . ,.. , we x x X. Q QS X N351 . X . 1' x., 5 -iss . ,. -gc, -c x V gb . , LJ - 'X ' X ix . x. . ,.., xg E' Sa! . . X . . ' , ' h 'Iv J r AW- 'N is I ' -nf, X 1 r 9 ' . if . .. .' 5 fr R X f u . 5 fr' .if A -f X X 'E 1: 1 JVC XMWG CddeC Jie ro sevenin Poor ond every McDonald, Treg Pedrett, and David King srrercn ine oorns vveronr rino miy ones vvno enrerrorned e one mole onrrrcooro Jrs. Robert Wells, Wayne fo ronrse rrrerr vvove rne 'wronesr ever Qrowd donno 'wofrrrne cr' oosi-aetooii domes Jr. Treg Pedrett oreoias for rne uovvd tt ,fi ,SK X ti c l J ri James Rogers Barbara Rohr Joe Rojas Christine Ross Janette Roth Robert Ryan Shaun Ryan Sean Sontord Wilhemina Sanow Leann Sauer Sean Saunar Jill Savich Daniel Sawyer Jacob Sayer Laurence Schaefer Sheryl Scheer Corey Scheftler James Schell Joan Scherrer Karin Schmid Sherman Scholten Christine Schuessler Troylyn Schultz Timothy Schwiclfer Steven Se-identeld Amy Severson Sarah Severson Maris Shaffer Stephanie Shearer Jetfrey Shesal Susan Shirley Jamie Shumalser Marc Shupe Aaron Siegel Karin Sigdestod 150 0465 ZGLX of It malses Fridays more exciting, said Jr. Gina Dupre about her lunch period. While most students fell into the dull rut of their lunch period, the students of seventh hour had some thing to cheer about, Brealsdancing and the Breolsfoffs. Jr. Treg Jerome Pedrett started brealsin' for the amusement of the commons last year, but these performances were few and for be- tween, This past year however, Treg and Jrs. Rick Jesse Burnside, Joy Ultimate Sin Genender, and Bob White Lightning Ryan turned their brealsin' into a full scale production and competition . . . the Break-offs. Every Fri- day Treg, Rick, Joy, and Bobjammed to the beat of students pounding the tables. They were judged on crowd appeal, the crowd's reaction, and their moves. Judges Jrs. Joe Kil- leen, Don Milliron, Jon Stemper, and Jason Trownsell decided who would hold the title for that weels. Normally, the person with the worst moves won, because he was the funniest. Members of the lunch crowd found the breals-offs very entertaining, especially when they did the class wave or the soul train around the school. Jr. Sean Sanford said, They're cool, it gives us something to do during lunch. Speaking of the class wave and the Soul Train, Jr. Kelly Skutvik said, lt provides class unity. Jr. David Podrasky summed it up by saying, They should start their own clubl Novals-Sigdestad 173 Juniors Brad Siler Christine Simmons Scott Slsinner Kelly Slsutvlls Dawn Smith Dylan Smith Jason Smith Patricia Smith Victoria Smith Kris Solomon Hye Song Jennifer Song Sean Sorensen Kimberly Spainhower Yahniaue Sparlss Shellie Spears Michele Spencer Cynthia Spradley Stacy Stallings Paige Starbeclf Gary Starls Leslie Starr lan Stemper Julie Stephens David Sterrett Michael Stevens Timothy Stevenson Janet Stifflear Charles Stoeclsle Kelly Stoltzfus Tricia Stehlils Val Stopper Jay Strell Kristin Stringfellovv Eric Struble Michelle Sturgeon Henry Sun Eric Svveigarr David Taiclet Diana Tamayo Martin Taylor Stefanie Taylor Robert Teichman David Thompson Nicole Thompson Destre Thorpe Christine Tlnney Stacey Todd David Talson Stephen Torpey Laura Ttobaugh Jason Trownsell Kurt Tsumura Eric Turner Tia Tyrrell Tiffany Tyrrell Paul Velasauez Anna Vogler Kurt Vollinger Deborah Waatti Wesley Wagner Tlffanie Wagner Valerie Waldrap Q X 5 E N S.. il we 5. J ' x r RN ., E ,Q 4' Y X R 4 fu Jaymes Walech Shauna Walker Michael Wallace Roberr Wallach Teresa Walsh Shelley Walrz Jocelyn Ward James Wosham Erick Wasinger Narola Worley Kelly Weaver Wendy Weaver CJ, Weber Craig Weiser Danny Welch Thomas Welch Karen Wendel Chuck Wennogle Pamela Whire Lyle Whitlock Gregory Wilhelmi Anne Williams Randy Williamson '. - Dave Wilson Tricia Winren Dave Winrer Jay Wollenzien fl' Todd Williams 'hr Parrick Woodward Srephanie Worrell Ivy Young Vicroria Younginer Karhy Youse Erik Zigmunr Yolanda Adams Chrisropher Alder Gerald Alonzo Scarr Bacher Darrell Bagley James Bauer Tracey Beauchamp Leonie Calhoun Joan Cho Sara Crosby Janarhon Dock Jonathan Dwyer Elizaberh Engel Krisrine Garrow Valerie Griffin Dean Grigsby Erin Hayes Bradley Henderson Cameron Hoffman William Hollis Sean lkenberry Tamela Jones Nor Picrured Roberr Jordon Sheri Keeling Srephen Kellogg Jennifer Kendzora JoonADo Kim John Kirron Colleen Klekorka Gusrav Knechr Dominic Maraglia Eric Marrin Keiihe McDade Gilberr Monrez Maria Moran Mychele Morgan Sreve Nanney Chi Kier Ngo Gayil Page Rebecca Price John Quinn Sreve Robison Serh Ryan Rafael Sanchez Jonarhan Schwarz Kimberly Seguin Barbara Shuman Andre Sparks Michael Spradling Sreven Srockron Anthony Srrawbridge David Swazer Scorr Thornron Marrina Tucker James Vickers Teresa Vodraska Lorrie VonDollen Brirrany Waldman Chrisropher Warner Roberr Wells Shelley Wilhelmi Lisa Williams Elizabeth Wrighr Chrissy Yearur Hun Yi Sophamores V yy v Q91 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS. FRONT ROW: Vice Presidenr l-learher Gifford, Represenrarive Parry Wei, Presidenr Dan- ielle Arrnsrrong. BACK ROW: Represenrariye Eric Mercer, Treasurer Srephanie Wheeler, Secretary Jill Carlson, Sophs. Heather Gifford and Danielle Armstrong discuss plans ro ga ro rhe Roclsy Mounrain Care Cenrer ro sing Chrisrmas carols, Along wirh rheir classrnares, rhey wenr bacls rnonrhly ro creare friendships wirh rheir elders Tar Aaresrad Melissa Abeyia Rachel Aid Jesus Aldana Danny Allen Tina Allen Brian Allrnan Michelle Allurnlaaugh lsarina Amador Tina Anderson Lisa Arangua Andrea Arrninrraur Clayran Armsrrang Danielle Arrhsrrang Richard Arrnsrrang Jeff Arnesan Michael Arnald Srephen Arnar Darrerr Aschenbrenner Maris Ashby Dara Ashley Kane Ayers Nagar Ayrarhlaa Zadeh Marian Azada Laura Baden Lisa Daldeschwiler Paola Banchero Buffy Barnes FXXQ Nancy Barnes Q Sean Darrerr S Sarah Bare Leigh Ann Beabaur Jennifer Bedare 4 Brandy Bell Rebecca Beaugher Saghamares X Sn bt I ri 1 fo off? fo off? -Q l'Preffy loud, our nof fhaf bad. This was how Eric Mercer, one of rhe sophomore class officers, described his class. The officers consisred of Presi- denf Danielle Armstrong, Vice Presidenr Heather Gifford, Secrerary Jill Carlson, Treasure er Stephanie Wheeler, and Represenrarives Eric Mercer and Patty Wei. The sophomore class needed leadership, and I ran for office TO malse sure our class would be recognized as ac- rive, said Danielle. Various reasons influenced rheir decisions TO run for office. Eric's upperclassmen friends and Jill's experience in her ofher schools srudenfs council made rhem wanf TO run. Eric said, ljusf wanred ro help my fellow classmaresf' Mosr offif cers planned ro run again for an office, and rhose who didn'f srill planned ro he involved wifh STU- denr council in fhe furure. The sophomores were planning a Sophomore Junior Prom for rheir main acriviry, They were already sfarfing ro gef money saved up using fundraisers such as balse sales, fhe concession srand, sweaishirr sales, and oufron sales. Whaf were fheir hopes for fhe class of 88? Danielle summed if up oesf oy saying, I rhinls our class will he one of fhe oesr graduafing classes TO have ever gone fhrough Overland High School. . . N .1 X K fc i if 1 is L T ' ' 13 .,.. . L TW 5 si-S I l NNE 5 if i rl , Q fre- A 'is . N E ik S N x B ' X 2 95 i W N X gs . L ...W, W . K 5 X 1 i E i si -L 9. X X is R Lx ,c,i M Cf 'f ,,c. rrrc. 3' i n , j A 1 i X s , of i mio Tayla' lsidisf Berhane Angelynn Bernal William Bernard Theodore Beffridge Gina Beverly Ken Bird Boberr Birge . . Karla Bisgard John Blackford Jeff Blalseney Angela Blanchard . Gregory Blanchard K l Krisfin Blanford Y ' W ix Q if s E 5 Tony Blecha Marva Bolden Scofr Bond Lisa Borey Amy Borgman Lance Borlase Befh Boruclsi Lynn Bofromley Richard Bofrone William Brandhorsr Joshua Breclsel Arleene Brice Anna Briclsner X r r Lavonne Brooks 5 N ,A fgx X +4 is X N 6 i 3- if ls is J il I E ilii fi Jennifer Brossia Deirdre Brown Michael Brown ' c Rebecca Brownlow Gary Bruce if Lisa Brumfiel Holly Buchanan Sreven Bucls r X Q cg ' .. L v A min Mansfield AaresfadeBucls 177 Saphamores Jade Buie Cafhleen Burlse Jason Burneff ROJDGVT Burfon Lawrence Byrne Maffhew Cage Chrisfopher Cammarafa Lisa Cannon Sheri Carlin Jill Carlson Wendy Carr Jason Carroll John Carsfensen Paula Carrer Tracy Cavanaugh Dana Chambers Young Chang Caroline Chapman Charles Chapman Carolyn Charboneau Jeffrey CIJSOT Gary Clarls Shawn Clarls Kennefh Cluchey Vicforia Collins Andrew Configuglia lsennefh Cools SCOTT Cools Carolyn Cornell Paffi Coulrer Chrisiine Cox Tricia Cox Eric Coyer Jerry Crawford Chfisfopher Creaney QQ - OJ QVOQQQ xx 0 Q30 ss? Wrap anlsles? Give a heaf ffeafmenf or an ice freafmenf? Mosf average high school sfuf denfs wouldn'f have lsnown whaf fhese were, lef alone how TO do fhem, Overland's afhlefes were luclsy TO have more fhan jusf one person who lsnew how TO TOJSG care of fheir injuries. Being a frainer gives me a chance TO be around ofher people and TO help our my friends wifh fheir injuries, said Jr. Debbie-Ewen. The frainers fools a year long class and fhen apprenficed in fhe fraining office before fhey could TOJSG care of fhe more serious injuries. Along wifh learning abouf injuries we also learned pafience, undersfanding, and a lof abouf ourselves, said Jr. Melissa Bailey. UJTIS fun because you gef TO be on fhe sidelines and really lsnow whaf fhe .foofball players do fhere, said Jr. Kelley Fitzpatrick. When fhe fraining room is busy we all run around lilse chiclsens wifh our heads cuf off, said Melissa. lf gefs crazy and you forgef whaf you're doing somefimes, buf if's reward- ing, said Kelley. Training in high school was good experience for fhe fufure. l will lsnow how TO apply firsf aid and freaf injuries if l am ever involved in an accidenff' said Kelley. Training is QTGOT, if helped me become more aware of ofher's problems and feelings, said Melissa. 'JI now can TOJSG care of myself and ofhers physically, menfally, and emofionallyf' Sophomores +1 ! si . j L lf's naf all sun and games for Jrs. Julie Raile, Deb- bie Ewen, Debbee Hornstein, and Melissa Bai- ley. They lseep a shaded eye on fhe game ready TO help if anyone gefs huff. ,X , 1 , .,s ,, . K ' s J , P 5 8 ,E - C ,C ' iii' , fi JV . X X Y'-.1 X , ,P , 1. X X, 3 X 35' 1: Q, X X L 4- l X? Q - Q ., N' N x X' . , 1, James Crowley Paui Crump Eiean Cummings Dennis Cyga isarrie Daiwi Jay Darley Tracy Davidson Devon Davies Cvnrbia Davis Snannon Davis Krisrine Debel Dawn Deceli David Demerirr Daniei Derrera Lisa Desmond Darin Devries Erin Di Dlasi Scorr Dice Rudge Dickinson Laura Dads Sherri Doneison Marrhevv Dorram Carla Douglas Wiiliam Dougias Todd Dunn Jacinra Dupuis Micheile Dveirin David Earon Chad Eberiy Shane Edwards Sonya Edwards Janine Einds Isrisrine Ein H. Dean Engle Aaron Erickson .L J. xv RAJNERS FRONT ROW Koliey Firzoarricis, Bridger Muniz, ROW 2 Mary Derh Wiseman, Jim iiien Meiissa Dailey ROW 3 Karin Sigesrcad, Debbie Ewen, Sracey Groerzinger, Julie Psoile, eridviiw Neison BACK ROW Eric Robeson, James Hiii NOT PICTURED1 Debbee Hornsrein ' i, i v, Cizgu , - ,.ii.w1 n I :sf K 'M . as W v xv Qs 3. :vi P., 1 i Ei. tt f Duiefricleson Sophomores Q O X. o F90 o Good morning, rhis is Sreve Cooper on 1059 KBPI. Ir's 63.30 om ond fhere is currenrly seven inches of snow on the ground. The following schools will be closed rodoy: All Boulder Volley schools, Psongeview, Auroro Cenrrol, I-linlsley, ond Thomos Jefferson. 'IYes . . . ond who else? cries rhe sleepy eyed ond disoppoinred Blozer. As usuol, Over- lond would nor hove rhe doy off jusr oecouse rhere wos snow on rhe ground. Blozers would nor be oole ro go oocls ro sleep lilse so mony orher sorisfied high school srudenrs ocross rhe fronr ronge. They would hove ro go ro school, ond rhey mighr os well hove owolsened rhirfy minures eorlier os rhey hod o greor mony more responsioiliries on rhis winrry morning. There would be snow ro brush off rhe cor, ice ro scrope off rhe windows, o drivewoy ro be shove eled, ond scores of omoreur winrer drivers ro oe deolr wirh on rhe woy ro school. Cherry Creels lsepr o very rigid policy on snow doys: we didn'r hove rhem. While mony srudenrs cursed rhe personnel in rhe moin office for mondorory orrendonce on ood doys, rhe finol decision wos mode or Cherry Creels disrricr cenrrol office, These Isind foll-as ollorred five such doys for eoch yeor, leoving room in the school colendor for rhem. However, rhe closs of 1986 only hod one doy off for snow during their enrire four yeors or school, Principal Joseph Adamo soid, I om nor rhe person who molses rhe decision ond I don'r envy rhe person who does. Ar one poinr rhis yeor, I suggesred rhor if we don'r use oll our snow doys rhis yeor, we ger rhe firsr doy over oO degrees off. My proposol wos nor greered wirh much enfhusiosm by rhe disrricr boordf' Mosr of rhe srudenrs did nor hove such 0 good orrirude ooour rhe sutjecr. Sr. Alex Gor- sevski soid, I ger ongry or whoever is giving rhe go oheod ro school on ood weofher doys. I figure rhis person prooooly hos o fourewheel drive ond couldn'r core less. Despire inclemenr weorher, rhe show musr go on. Decisions were mode ro close school only when if wos opporenr rhor rroveling TO school would endonger rhe voluoole lives of Cherry Creels srudenrs. Sr. Moro Cohen soid, When I wolse up ond see fresh snow on the ground, I wonr ro go oocls ro sleep. Bur rhen I rhinls how much my colculus closs will miss me, ond I go ro school. Liso Evers Drod Evilsizer Kirsren Fogersrrom Kimberly Follon Gerrord Forrow Romono Fovor lseirh Fellows Cimion Ferguson Troy Finley Troci Flonigon Chorles Flohr Scorr Foglemon Teriso Foster Troci Fosrer Chrisrine Fox John Fox Keri Fox Donold Fronl-2 Porricls Fronlslyn Isirls Freedle Keirh Freedman l-Ieorher Frosr lsorhleen Gollegos Lourence Golyeon Scorr Gommel Poulerre Gorcio Mory Gordner Joseph Gorihon Jill Gebhorr Krisrin Geohorr Milse Gibbons Erin Gibson Heorher Gifford Joy Ginsberg Zochory Ginrer I8 O Sophomores ff' L? F -- 3' Sill yl C 'Q' O ll V ll ,ug-nr-v When rhe vveorher gels ooo, ihe ooo ger vveorh ered This ominous loolsing Corvoir is showing rhor ir con hondle ony oouse rhor rhe clinnore con dish our gs :H vile W.-L' I 2 x l vxlf' 5 N '4 Ja. if 1 ye rw P . 1 ii wr l' ,i ii I, Dui, iw' l3i1.r'Wi,ii Like, l om iorolly wre Sr. Remy Mortin oroves 'he oirrer cold oncl deep snow on her vvoy from rhe oorlsino lor ro rhe school every doy so rhor she rnighr forrher her edocorioei Michoel Gloncy Jennifer Glosgow David Gleason Jonnell Glover Brion Gold Dmirry Goldin Korhy Goldin Corrie Golirz Doniel Golosow Sreven Gomez Joqueline Gougeon Timorhy Gove Erin Grohom Rob Grohom Julie Grool Todd Green Chrisropher Gridley Kelly Griesemer Krisren Grover Jomes Grubbs Kenr Guerin Bridger Hober Dorion Holl Shonnon Holi Tirnorhy Holl-Srirh Kriso I-lollocls Amy Homilron Shelly I-lomilron Loroine Hon Richord Honcock Eric Honey Michelle Honey Cheryl Hordy Tomrhi Hornnor' Terri l-lormon EversfHormond 1 Saphomares Alan Harris Sara Hassler Keirh Hawl-xins Pamela Haymond Michael I-layurin Hearher Helm Randy Heirman Carmen Henderson Richard Henderson Paul Heon Chad Herbel Lisa Herclsner Kimberly Herdine Maurice Herman Jusrin Hersey Rob Hesson rj ligftusldesrfig Camillarlllibdon Sreven Hicl-as James Hill Melinda Hill Duane Hinders Kennerh Hinds Lysondra Hines Ginger Hiser Chrisrie Hixon Joseph Hoffman Laura Hoffman ar! 'V . .eff F i X :Z s jg. Vg xi. , OCD Q0 O 0 OCD C5 Q0 Two suspicious deans approach a srudenr, raise him aside, and demand rhar he empry his poclsers, No drugs are found in his possession, He sighs in relief. lr is nor uncommon ro encounrer rrouble in rhe sophomore commons, ir has earned a repurarion as rhe Hclamorous com- mans. What exacrly goes on? lr depends an where you happen ro be. According ro Soph. Rod Sprodling, The bacls of rhe commons, by rhe office is more mellow, where people do rheir homeworls, by rhe loclsers ir's a lor more row- dy. For mosr, rhe commons is clearly nor rhe ideal srudy place. Soph. Skip Rieber saw very few people srudying. 'People bummed mon- ey and are orher people's food a lor, Soph. Brian Ritchko said, My friends and l usually false a chew, rhrow food, and falls abour whar happened over rhe weekend, As a resulr of some of rhese rhings, rhe com- mons did nor exacrly have an immaculare ap- pearance. Soph. Mandy Stroud said, This commons is hurrin', ir's dirry and rhere's chew spir all over. Soph. Krista Orr added, This commons loolss lilse a slsaring rinls and is rreared lilse a baslserball courr. Some evidenrly felr rhar rhe behavior in rhe commons was immarure. Soph. Anplisa Kon- tor said, Nlosr of rhe people acr lilse freshmen, Though rhe sophomore commons was on rhe unruly side, nobody seemed overly concerned , ir was all in good fun, Soph. Robert Oakes expressed belief rhar rhere was srill hope for rhe commons. This is a good commons, ir's berrer rhan ir lool-rs. 18 2 Sophomores ? , vs R ' is fx 5 L' T, nvuei- r. Soph. Deon Engle prepares a vicious arracls on one of his friends Srudying did nor seem ro be rhe main focus of aireniion here Saphs. Maurice Herman and Larry Ruiz hang our in rhe sophomore commons and shooi rhe bull This was a more mellow srage of rhe commons ex X 3.-vs N j X :L Nt . - -.. N f,, .N , - s. . es .Q + x Qs X A Ie , -5 1 1 K so 1 . 'fm X x .s J A ., ,N . . X X K ' x ,, J J Krrsren HoJden Jeffrey HoJJrdoy Drendo Holhs Vrnh Hong Psrdsy Hopkins Mork Hough Cory Housh Jornes Hdnnbie Eyon Hosney MrchoeJ Jbrohrnw Sonyo Jodsson Kee-fe Joren Thornos Jewell Srocy Ann Jrnwrnez Jodi Jooe Deonno Johnson Jseros Johnson Todd Johnson Jennrrer Johnsron Jennrfer Jones Jesse Jones Morrheyy Jones Pool Jones Don JuJyo Kenr Kornrnslsr Down Konipe AnoJrso Konror Shen Iseehng Lourne J4e!Jer Kevin Krhn Hod-Q J Munn Helen Km Muchetle Krnw Toe Sris Krnn Gorla Iirnney Scorr Krppor Korherrn Knrschennwonn Dowd Krrschnwon Wendy Jsurro Ke-Jly Iiiyerr Melisso I4Jel4orJf.o Grerchen I4noJJ Andre-o Isrofr Sophomores Jarnes I4WOSHlGWSISl Rlchard Labir Amber Lalnwlnger Phlllo Laloue Amy Lanwherr Krrsrie Landau Marrhew Lander Gregory Larsen Parrlaa Larzalere Bradford Laaghlln Mary Lee Byron Leggerr Roger Lerzug Craig Liedell Julie Luedlsa In Su Llrn Crysrli Llndholrn Jeff Lindsey Graham Llsman Holly Laban Terrl Landin Karr Lyda Holly Lylsl-xe Nora Lynn Norlega Macedo Todd Madden Kelrh Marerhofer Johnpaal Malasurn Celia Malles Sandra Malun Tiffany Mandery Trevor Manley Angle Mansfleld Mlchael Marchand Mlchelle Marco Sylvla Marln Anne Marie Marrln Carrie Marrin George Marrinez Serh Maras Julle Mayers Deborah McAdarns Colin McDaniel Soghomores . IEA - 1- -I s NPA Shannon McDonald Sean McGechie Christopher McGee Michelle McGee Shannon McGorry Russell McGowen ,writ-i. While playing the midfield position, Soph. Evan Husney gains valuable varsity experience Few sophomores achieved varsity status in sports. Soph. James Wilson prepares for a chemistry lab experiment Most chemistry students were juniors and seniors . . lin- llofifii, i.-, i- M-N HQ- ft Lauri McGuane Jason McLean i Jennifer McQuaid Robert Mead Jean Melsom .f , 9 . Y Christie Mennelses Melissa Mensils Eric Mercer William Mercer Anne Meyer Deborah Michel Chris Miller Douglas Milliron Lew Mitchell Marc Mitchell Andria Moldzio Lori Montague David Moorhead Mychele Morgan Pamela Morgan Donald Morse Michael Mraz QS CDQ6 XQ xkzd .QC YN X0 What a freshman! Such a cry resounded through the halls whenever an annoying fresh- man was sighted. Yet students who had been freshmen the year before excited no interest. The year between freshman and junior made quite a difference. All sophomores were pleased to be through with their freshman year and the hassles that accompanied it. lt's a relief not to be a fresh- man anymore, said Soph. Amy Lambert. Sophomores erjoyed the respect they got from upperclassmen as non-freshmen. You don't get put down as much when you're a sopho- more, stated Soph. Elean Cummings. The uppetclassmen treat you differently when you are not a freshman anymore, agreed Soph. Eric Haney. Some sophomores viewed the sophomore year differently after their freshmen year. Last year I saw the sophomores as upperclassmen, with the juniors and seniors, said Elean. This year l see them as in the middle above fresh- men but below upperclassmenf' Soph. Scott Smeester added, I think that we are not up- perclassmen, not Iowerclassmen, just there. Many sophomores were loolsing forward to be- ing upperclassmen instead of just being in the middle. Their reasons ranged from being one year closer to graduation to being able to play a varsity sport, Members of other classes had their own opin- ions of the sophomores, As Jr. Sarah Severson said, Sophomores are glad they are not fresh- men anymore, so they start talsing advantage of their ranlsf' Fr. Lisa Hardin said, Sopho- mores thinls they're upperclassmenf' Observ- ing a lacls of unity in the sophomore class, Fr. Sara Struckman stated, They are not a class, they are just a group of people. Fr. Baye Taylor declared, Sophomores are boring, No matter what a person thought about the sophomores, the sophomore class was still here, waiting for their turn to be the big shots and surviving their time in the middle. lswasniewslsi-Mraz 18 5 Sophomores X06 ec, MQ d O eff? Weoring her cropped ponrs ond Forenzo sweorer, Soph. Shonnon Wells described o rypicol sophomore os one who con never jusf slop on comforroble 5Ol's . . . rhey olvvoys hove TO dress in rhe 'oppropriore lools. ' According ro o poll folsen rondomly omong sophomores, rhe mosr common girls' ouffif wos cropped ponrs ond o svveorer. The bob vvos vored rhe mosr rypicol hoirsryle for girls, Underclossmen girls hove o rendency ro fol- low rhe loresf foshion rrend insreod of express! ing rhemselves wirh rheir ovvn srylesf' sold Soph. Kotie Ayers. To Soph. Evon Husney, A fypicol sopho- more guy hod hoir dovvn ro his shoulders. lr vvos olmosr unonimous omong rhe polled sophomores rhof rhe fypicol sophomore guy hod long hoir in rhe ooclx wifh shorr, feofhered sides in rhe fronr. As for rhe rypicol guy's fosh- ion style, Whor else buf Levis, To find o sophof more guy in 501 ieons vvos nof unusuol. Whire, blocls, ond rhe old foded fovorires were common sighfs in rhe hollvvoys. Jeons were ofren poired vvifh Polo shirfs, Hovvoiion shirrs, ond, once in o while, o nice svveofer or oxford, As for rhe rrends in foshion, rhere vvos o big difference oervveen rhe sophomore guys ond girls in rheir use of slong os vvell os rheir fosres in music. The guys preferred rhe hord rocls groups over New Wove-Top AO songs. Soph. Todd Madden soid, We conjom bef- rer ro horder rocls groups like Rush, rhon rhe girls fhor lisren ro groups lilse Teors for Feorsf' The clorhes, longuoge, ond music mode rhe sophomores vvhor fhey were . . . os Soph. Steve Arnot sold, l'We ore oodl Jeffery Mullen Melonie Mullico -- L N .. 1 Deon lvlunnell r Q ss 3 Dono Murphy -' Scorr Nonnemonn Brerr Norlinger Aniro Noyor Chrisropher Negri Meridyrh Nelson Trocy Nevvoerg lsevin Nevvmon Vinh Nguyen Sreve Nicely lvlichoel Nilsson . Isorherine Noonon Serh Noorlun Trenron Normon Chod Norrhcorr Allison Novocls Seon Oloughlin Anrhony Oolses I . as -1' - 4. ., was A A Q sz . Psooerr Oolses Porricio Oehlerr lomie Onore lsnsro Orr Angelo Orrego Oclivez Orriz Jennifer Orringer Troy Polmen Bryon Polmer Tkochel Porlser Down Dore Shone Porricls Liso Porrerson Tomoro Poulmeno ' 13 18 6 Sophomores XJ. Ti Z., is ' sll ' ' f TS -s ' 7 an I . X - N.,. , ,, f. r So h. Tod Reinhor demoosrrores whor o Sophs. Trocy Newberg ohd Lance Dorlose ryorcol soo worhore guy dressed lrrse Tod, Q weor ryorcol sophomore orrrre os rhey rolls wh rrohsfer srudehr, fu rrghr rn ro rhe sooho rhe gold COVYWTWOOS VWOVC WVTWOQC 4 '11 T25 fisx kw- Bw .frm RA. .. c Frrrz Pourseh Chrrsrreh Poyhrer Doryr Perrmoh Jeffrey Perrrgrh Trffooy Pererseh Morrhew Phegley Jeffrey Phelps Nrcore Prchoh Audro Prho Lrso Prsrohe Trrhorhy PYGQFTWOVN Cyhrhro Prorr Dowd Porrer Jehhrfer Porrer Herdr Powers Mrchoel Prorexror Roorlse Purcrho Rorhryh Romsdole Mrchoel Rohger MGXVNU Rosberry Dowd ROYCW Lora Reece Srocey Reeder Ryoh Reese Curleh Reriry Lorr Rerhhord Showh Rerrer Sohdro Rhodes Dooglos Rreoer Rhohdo Rrrey Iirisrrh Rrser Sorly Rooerls Wrrrrorh Rooerrs Morcus Roorhsoh Scorr Rodrsh Mulleh Rodish ,I Sophomores These cors Tuhe up for o four wheelrhg fomfly por- Show fires os Sr. Jeff Hill becomes oiroorh, Four r XNSNWMN rrorr They rools rhws pucrore oefore they fools off ro wheehhg rs ohe of hrs fovorfre posrfmes cohooer rhe hrTTs or rhe oorler Cyohoy ROSGVTDOUVTW Krrsrrho Tloser Nrcole Psosr Looreh Tlorhoerg Sosoh Tlorrrhoh Lorry Rom Dooom Tlmrsoh Sreoherw Russel! Jeffrey Tlydoerg Lrso Sorhe Tyler SoTo1or Chrrsropher Sorhs Psooerr Sorwchez Arhy Sorgohr hrxsro SCJSIVWO D-ooh Schafer Defh Schrhh Dorooro Schoephoersrer Morrrh Schoerre Mex Shom Gow Sqhovz Todd Schdz Troy Scholre Sosoh Schworz Chrrsrrho Schwehke Teroso Scorhoh Rory SeqoT Jeohrfer Sends Behhoo SqrrITo Erzooerh Show heme Shoers Lrzooerh Sheberg Shedo Shepherd Johh ShrrTQy O ,- l- 5-. . 4 K of? ISQVTVT Shrye 18 8 Soghomores 5 Q, ,Se l x Q60 J SQ XO O 6 KS QSO ix S oo The inrensiry rose ond heorrs beor o mile o minure. lgnirions were cronlsed, ond rhe rhrorrle wos floored. As fhe engine revved higher, rhe fires brol-ae rhe fricrion of rhe rood ond senr grovel ond mud osunder. Despife rhe need ro lseep oll four wheels on rhe roclss, one wheel breolss conrocr ond spins violenrly in rhe oir. The driver, reeling from onxiery, guiclsly fouched down oll rires ond climbed ro rhe rop of rhe mounroin. Sr. Jeff Hill soid, Four wheeling gives you rhe sense of cr lor of power. We oll srorred or rhe ourler when ir wos muddy ond rried ro see if we could ger over rhe hills. The ploces rhor srudenrs wenr were rhe pir off Mississippi, rhe ourler by Normon's, ond some mining roods behind Cenrrol City, Four wheeling wos nor limired ro rhe spring ond summer monrhs, os srudenrs considered heovy snowfoll more of o chollenge ro rheir driving slsills. Vehicles sroyed somewhor cleoner when rhey were sproyed wirh snow insreod of dirr. The rhoughr of gerring in rrouble entered o few people's minds, buf only for o minure, Jeff sold, The only rhing you con reolly ger in rrou- ble for is being on privore properryf' 'JThe besr rhing obour four wheeling is rhe feeling ir gives you-lilse being on o roller coosrf er when your sromoch drops,' soid Sr. Chris Coldren. Alrhough you con wrecls your cor ond hurr yourself four wheeling, Sr. Chris Bradford soid, Four wheeling chollenges your copociry of driving ond gives you on exfro power. Tiffony Shively . Doniel Shulsinger 1 Dovid Shumolse X, 33 Monico Silvos tif- lsorherine Simpson A 1 Richord Sincovec I :G Novneer Singh Lynn Sloughrer Scorr Smeesrer Edwin Smirh Eric Smirh Jomes Smirh Joseph Smirh Michelle Smirh Mirchell Smirh Pioberr Smirh Sobrino Smirh Condice Smirhson Tels-su Son Mon Song Jusrin Sourhom Anno Spoin Eric Spence Drodley Spencer Joshuo Srefonoff Vincenr Srelling Shoun Srevens Dronrley Srill Joseph Srolcis Psoberr Sroner Amondo Srroud Louro Srruclsmon Pomelo Surber Jennifer Surron Porricls Tobberr Psosenboum-Tubberr ,I Sophomores Camille Taylor Melissa Taylor Joseph Terrell Alan Terry Daniel Thibodeau Julie Thomas Piyan Thomas Rodger Thompson Donnell Thurman Tres Thurston Janarhan Tierney Michael Tingle Alison Todd Francesca Tomasi Shelley Toraoye Parricia Townsley Deborah Traudr Chrisiine Trombly Jarad Trow Terrill Trudgian Christopher Trumm Laura Tuclser Sandra Tucker Dauria Turls Abby Ulirzlsy Brooke Valls Carl Vanderpuil Deanna Vigil Shyamala Vinnalsora Marian Vogel Scarr Wainwrighr Maris Waldensrram Lance Waldman Mindy Wallser Marrhew Wallace Tracy Wallen Valerie Wang Derels Warner Karen Warrs Chrisrina Webbfhanson Parricia Wei Chris Weipperr Michelle Weiser James Weisr Scorr Wells Shannon Wells Michelle Werner Eve Wesr Elizaberh Whalen Gary Wheeler Srephanie Wheeler Alisa Whiie l-lerberr Whire Wendy Whire Jahnarhon Whirlaw Lisa Whirrenbecls Thomas Wilhelmi Adrian Williams Julie Williams Daphne Wilson Parricia Wilson Gary Winclsler Charles Wingerrer Soghomores X C -.. . XMLJ' Y Ama. X r i as hard to come from on open campus school to Over- as Soph. Stephanie Ruff found out. She said, l miss freedom inity lwtniler McOuaid liiyi ii it Amber Laimingcr' Heather Winters Yvette Wirzel Rodney Wong Eric Woodward Sheila Worlsman Paulo Hsin Wu Eric Wuersrl Jay Wymer Daniel Yamagishi Youngdon Yun Schaun Zahn Nicole Zigmunt Angela Zimmerman Jason Zimmerman Erils Zundel Thomas Ailsen Marshelle Anderson Shaun Ashcroft Scott Baker Christopher Benner Shaw Berryhill Rebecca Burton Cindy Clifford Troy Cooper Gerald D'Anronio Joseph Elia Andrew Fox Steven Garger Daniel Gennaro Terri Good Courtney Goldman Jennifer Goldman ldale Graves Lauren Green Joseph Gunderson Jana Harvey Not Pictured I-latdin Hawes Kelly l-layman Tyrue Johnson Abdul Kedrie Colerie Keeney Kevin Kraemer Heather Kunnary Jo Mal-zhmoltchi Kelly Martin Sean O'Drian John O'Ptourl1e Koyce Orr Lisa Pecls David Pedersen Lisa Pehrson Timothy Psadi Gerald Pteif Brian Psirchl-ao Paul Rosas Nora Roybol Stephanie Ruff Susan Scoggins CR. Smith Janeen Smith Jodie Smith Patricia Smith Maurice Sparlss Gary Stimson Allison Vassallo Pamela Washington Timothy Waters Amy Watson Dennis White James Wilson Annetra Wolbach James Wynn Amber Yanney Elizabeth Yolseum Donald Zawaclsi Loren Zools 1469 ook Q Q3 QQ GQ The first day of school, The thought of leaving summer freedom for school routine was always difficult, even when you were going bacls to a familiar building and old friends, But to go into a brand new school was probably the toughest thing to ever do. Every year, new students came to Overland who could see things in Overland that those who had been here for years tended to overlools. There were many positive areas in the school that sometimes went unnoticed. As a new student coming in, Soph. Stephanie Ruff said, l like the athletic department at Over- land. They have better coaches and better equipment here than my old school. There were also policies and rules that be- came so normal that they were almost forgot- ten. The closed campus policy was something new students had to adapt to when coming from an open campus school. Stephanie said, At my old school, sophomores, juniors, and seniors could all go off campus. I miss the free- dom. The way that classes were scheduled was so routine to old students that they didn't realize other schools did it differently. Jr. Rebec- ca Price said, l miss variable scheduling where you picls what classes you want, the teachers, and the hours you want them. For the most part, Overland gave a good impression to new students. As Soph. Tad Rine- hart said, Other schools are good but if they were all as good as Overland there wouldn't be any competition for who is better. Taylor-Zundel Freshmen FRESHMAN CLASS OFFlCEilS FRONT ROW: Presidenr Cami Ihrig, Vice Presidenr Alex Aramatas. BACK ROW. ileoresenraiive Andrea Re-itz, Secrerary Courtnee Calvert, Treasurer Brandi DeBono, Pie presenrariye Kristi Wheeler. The foil on rhe '89 glimmers from rhe orighr sun of rhe Homecoming afrernoon Jusr like rhe foil, rhe freshmen plan io sparkle in their upcoming four years, ww Pi 015 Seve Bow mar 192 Ahmed Abou Elfoiouh Andrea Adams Thomas Allen Thomas Allison Shawna Alspaugh Sonia Alrenhofen Michelle Anderson Alexander Aramaras Krisry Armenrrour Chrisrina Aronson Karl Arro Hearher Ashcrafr Brandon Aslin Kimberly Arnip Greg Axel Chrisry Babcock Tammy Babcock Anira Babers Derek Baoula Jeffrey Bain Lori Baird Ki Bang Monika Barleoen Jennifer Barnes Andrew Baron Ralph Beechum Marcus Bellamy Brenda Benne Hugh Bernardi Jeffrey Besse Amy Berhel Deborah Bersan Anrhony Bevill Tiffany Beye Michael Bilrimier Q9 ,sf - I John Morgan W s NPIQQ S x ... X 29 ' J wg, NX X Nr' , ,-y ' . Z o Q9 00653 QC? 25 X O As rhe resr of rhe school vvorched opene mourhed in disbelief, fhe srudenr council meme bers of the closs of 1989 fools rhe school by srorm ond esroblished rhemseives os on impore ronr porr of O.H.5,, o feor rhof YOOIS mosr closses four yeors TO occomplish. Becouse rhey hod ro plon Homecoming righr offer rheir elecrions, mosr freshmen of yeors posr shied owoy from fhe responsiblliry ond leodership ir fools. Bur rhis closs rhrived on rhe pressure ond come up wirh borh 0 floor ond rhe rheme Hors on for fhe Freshmen, Our floor vvos rhree mounroins vvirh on '89 on rhe follesr mounfoin, symbolizing how rhe freshmen ore climbing ro rhe peols of perfecrion! sold Alex Aromotcis, closs vicefpresidenr. Communiry service prcgecrs were o big porr of fheir yeor, We collecred money ond clorhf ing, sponsored o blonlser drive, ond rhen delive ered if ro rhe homeless of Colorodof' sold Courtnee Calvert. Alrhough rhe clgss, vvirh over COO people, wos rhe lorgesr in rhe school, everyone hod rhe opporruniry ro be heord. Sold Andrea Reitz, BosicoIly, we ore oil very close, ond we fry fo do 0 lor of rhings rogerher. l rhinls rhof during rhelr freshmon yeor orher closses vveren'r os close os we ore, Confidence comes ro mind when rhinlsing of fhe closs. I rhinls we con be o greor closs since we ore so derermined ond excired ro be rhe besr ever, sold Drondl DeBono. Leslie Bilyeu Corrie Bloom Anroinerre Boggess Phil Bosrley Demerrio Bouzoreios lsendoli Boyd Edword Boyer Louro Brandenburg lloberr Brondhorsr Kevin Brondr Cloudio Brove Jennifer Bredsdorff Coilde Brennon Cynfhio Brocls Dorindo Brown Byon Brown Jens Bruhoug Jodi Brumfiel lon Buchonon Cory Budoj Michelle Bulsur Chormoine Builocls Toro Bunch Srocy Burns Cindy Buzzord Scorf Byer Chrisropher Coldwell Kerry Coldwell llochel Collsins Courrnee Colverr Nicole Commororo D Poolo Commororo Abigoil Complese 'I' Suson Conu Copy Down Snwli ldyour Jc1rielS'illlecJr .. . Jored Corlson Abou-Elforouh-Corlson Freshmen A oulcls srop or 7-11 vyos eosy ond oion'r rolse much qos or energy. Fr. Tonio Colderbock buys o snocls or rhe neorby srore Jennlfer Corlson Shono Corlson Brloger Corr Chenoe Corroll Doyld Corroll Lee Corroll Terry Corre- Willuorn Cose Borboro Cossldy Shoun Chodyylcls Troy Chornbers l-lonnoh Chong Lors Chevy lee Chou John Chrlsrensen Chrisrooher Cllne Deon Clure Troo Coburn Doyio Cohen Norhon Colse Tonlo Coloerbonl-z Nlichoel Conde Mlchoel Conyery Drondon Coors Seon Corberr Polge Corley Kerry Cowon Pornelo Croig Mrchelle Cronmer John Crlpe Chorlsho Cruz Cory Cubblson Kirsrln Czeczols Nlchole Dordono lomes Dore W W t iw Burger Kung wos o foyorlre srop for lunch. Jrs Jennrfer Betson ond Joon Scherrer grob o bnre ro eor ond slr ond chor before rerurnlno ro school. Chrls Drodford x N. xxx XX xw 21 M in l xr S il I, X S X X - vb ' we f.. .- Og Q 5 X fa sixxex H x..,: vs: N S X X S9 X 4 .N 1 ls .S lx m 5 I vw wx X X I Z D3 it V x 5 : , xx so N N i g We . , 5, 5-.:'-1. 1 ' ' lk Fx ' if Q ' , X' 'V g ts SQ O A lot go off compus, ond only o few get cought, soid Earline Humble, one of the security guords. Whot wos supposed to be o senior privilege hod been tolsen for gront- ed by everyone, from freshmen to juniors. Anyone who hod o cor, ond even those who didn't, left compus. The frequency of leoving differed from two to three times o doy to once every two or three weelss. lt is pitifully eosy to get off compusf' soid Sr. Kelly Cage. l'The rule should be ene forced. Security should be ploced down by the gotes to stop people from leoving, she odded, lf people were cought, their lD's were checlsed. lf they didn't hove o senior priviw lege stomp, they were rolsen to the deon's office, where they were either given o worning or, depending on the occosion, pos- sibly detention or suspension. Reosons for leoving were onything to get owoy from the school's food, soid Jr. Don Milliron, ond l leove becouse I need o chonge of scenery. l lilse to get owoy from the schools otmospheref' soid Jr. Debbee Hornstein. People usuolly went' to McDon- olds, Burger King, Toco Bell, or, if they were in o hurry, 7--ll wos o fovorite stop, lf o person lived close to school, then o ouicls stop ot home to eot or do on errond wos onorher fovorite ploce to go, The excuse reolly didn't motter os long os they could get owoy from school. +V.. X I ii' 'F Ti I x,, Wu ,Q if l -lc ,Q N A X -- .1 -'G ef: . 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' i Ni! , Glen Dovis c DOUQIOS DOY Jeffrey Doy .lx I .Q ,S g Drondilyn Debono .lonothon Declser Amy Delohunry Devin Denette Kimberly Dennis Jomes Devine Curt Devries Elizobeth Diol Jennifer Dirtmon Phuoc Do Froncee Donote Morls Donelson Douglos Dorlond Geoffrey Douglass Joson Dow-Peterson l-leother Dowd Trocy Droyton Morls Dudley Sylvon Dunsmore Jeremy Dupont Kothleen Durlsin Doniel Dylsmon Mollie Eoton Jennifer Egon Elbert Eloriogo Rob Esporzo l-leather Eversley Williom Evert Jessico Ewing Corlson fEwing ,I Freshmen 196 rrs Coidren Cn 53? o3c Q33- of D 39 eo 'UH iz: 32 mm Q: CU 32 Loo S3 o A 93 542 Qo 1 2 QQ Q5 13 we 2.5 em 14' mo n::I S05 m ass AUG Qfllu- Chg non Q3m T02 fn.,m 4395 3526 mv?-1' Eu-i O-ii 231 aio M., obo. 9,52 ggi-' 1 o O: C32 QVUO FU-mf U. jd. 419. isrisiine Foison Renee Foriey Eugene Feeney John Feiyeson Christopher Ferguson Srephonie Fernondez iseily Fisher Andrew Firzoorricis Phiiip Flerning Aprii Fiovvers Norolie Ford Bryon Foosi Andy Fox Michoei Fox Srocey Fox Amie Fronce Erin Fronzier Amy French Shoshono Friedmon Loren Frye Cory Foiierron Thomos Foiierron Jennifer Gobier Michoei Cnoiiigon Trevor Goilop Jornie Cnorcio Isrisio Gosron Angeio Gibbs Deno Gibson Pioberr Giosgow Corbin Cuiovvoclsi Donoid Gnose Piurh Gomez Dono Gonzoies Anno Gonzolez 'K X N' VM 'fs 4 - rw. .,.- Chris Coidreu Q' 3- xx ' V s QOC9 es of? xo wa Did you see . . , Yeah, can you believe . , . No , . . whar happened? Those were some of the reactions ro a new face on the security staff. Former lsirchen helper Helen De- Coma had moved our of the lsirchen and inro the halls. Ar firsr, many srudenrs were surprised ro see her roaming. I wondered what she was doing ourside of the kitchen, said Jr. LeeAnne Paint- er. Evenrually, the srudenfs got used to seeing her as a security guard and accepred her au- rhoriry. Students from last year remembered De- Coma from their trips through the lunch line. Jr. Kelly Skutvlkjolsed, l was intimidated when I saw her. l rhoughr she was maybe going ro hir me with her spatula, Freshmen, who never saw her as a lunch lady, did nor question her authority, As Fr. Mike Mattingly pur ir, I re- specr her as a security guard, DeComa could frequently be found upstairs, lseeping the halls free of rroublemalsers. Teach- ers appreciared the auier halls and also appreci- ared not having their classes disrupted by unruly studenrs in the halls. Some students, however, felt that while she was doing herjob, somerimes her orders were unnecessary. She tells people ro get our of rhe halls when rhey're nor doing anything wrong,just going to their loclser ro ger something, said Jr. Michelle Sturgeon. Mike said, I guess she's jusr doing her job. Helen DeComa became a familiar sighr in the halls. Once an adjustment was made, stu- denrs had no problem seeing her as a security guard, Copy llearher Reddy l.ayoui Leisl Duclx Kim Goodwin Virginia Gorsevslsi Brian Gowen Sarah Graham Jeffery Granone Lana Gray Richard Green Erich Gregg Michelle Griffin Kelli Grissom Sranley Griswold Kristina Gugoff Jason Hammond James Hanna Maris Hansen Lisa Hardin Deanna Hardy Kevin Harris David Harrison Lisa House Jeanna Henclriclsson Andrea Hess Dustin Hiclsox Parricls Hilber Cynrhia Hill Krista Hoeppner Alisa Hoeschele Bryon Hoff Michael Hoffman Brian Holloman Kevin Hair Ladonna Hoaren Julie Hoplsins Maria Housley Q45 D60 XQWGMCYJQ5 if X sg i WK gy M iii C. QF 5 oy? f X N C we X. Q CQ vsp, Q- 197 Faison -Howe 'JJ V35 ' X6 Freshmen Chris'-ne Svviirh Koren l-lren Choo Huber Ginny Hoges Joseph Honr Aniro Hyder Corriello lhrig Melisso Irwin Tomrny Jooczynslsi Leririo Joclsson Doyid Jorrerr Nlorrhew Joryis I-leorher Jefferies Piper Jennings Drirr Jesperson Joson Jesurogo Choris Johnson Leslie Johnson Cossle Johnsrud Jomie Jones Chris Joner Srephonle Kolish Vlodimir Isorosils Drew lsorle Tounyo Kelley Thornos Kennedy Shown Kessler Nojor lsholof Jennifer Kiernon Corrie lsiloow Thohnos Killeen lsorlene l-Qilrner Byung Soo Kim Toe-Hui Kim Dovid lsisic Chorles lsirro Soph. Louro Baden sronds or rhe 711 counrer ro ourchose o niogozine The only problern she hoo wos goining rhe enioloyees orrenrlon 198 ,ni ,Sl 2 N s s Ni T' J is ' ' -, , B V. ,gf '--- we B23 N. 'fs ' I Nb- . f gfifl S . Q S iii N A . Ai.. H is risiino Srriiih ,I . f Going ro 7-11 during lunch hours ond offer school is o big porr of high school Jrs. Greg Bettridge, Steph- onie Shearer, ond Soph. Keefe .loten pile our of the cor before enrering the srore s o J, li is X 4 'Ti X X X S sm 1 X? 3 X S Q s ELEVEN f i T J Y 1 , J L i tl l ' sn i, RJ' 'xlii . x VQQ X .- X x K X I i I xv H is - 'L g ' K x A s - -' g k, :si-iz .. i ' A Q, w as is n k t , L, ,si e v 35 i ' J -ii i ' X , s. ,..,, Si: I 1 z X w.s , ks X if Q t . ,. gjfis E X L .. X .. . ,. Marr Klelsorl-za g A L., Michael lsllnedinsr ,,Q. 'ff ' is li lei' , S ,Q i ar y ing i ST Q We .L Jenifer Knighr if fi'-' is fr W, .-.. 1, Nicole Knighr jf' - 5 X Jennifer I-ioonrz .. L ..:1 ,..,,Lc. 5 Meredirh Kovall Gall lsrovirz Laurie Kubirz Karen Kunlsle Tami Laevensrein sag 0- Q L 1.- 2, W .- , 1 V Theresa Lafreniere Q . Tracy Lane , Michael Laurienri Huan Le Chrisry Lee Lisa Lee Mary Jee Young Lee Pamela Leff Srephanie Leslie Trisra Lerourneau Tifani Levinson Adam Lewis Keirh Lewis Scorr Lillig Michael Lindsay Marcus Liriersr Douglas Lof lselly Lofris Beniomin Lang Jennifer Long Shannon Long lvlalissa Lucero Piusrin Luclsen Maria Lugar S Q01 Q0 -sr So Mosr siudenrs can probably remember rimes when rhey've been exrremely obnoxious ar a srore or resrauranr. Those same srudenrs mosr lilsely laughred ar rhe disapproving loolss rhar rhey received from employees. They give us loolss like rhey hare us, said Jr. Sherry Gon- zales. Wirh rhe 7-11 srores and fasr food resiauranrs close ro Overland, srudenrs wenr off campus ro ger ro rhese places. My friends and l go our ro lunch almosr daily, eirher ro Burger King or McDonalds, said Jr. Wendy MacArthur. Even rhough srudenrs accounr for rhe large share of business ar fasr food resrauranrs and 7- 11's in rhe area, some employees have mixed opinions of Overland srudenrs. As individuals, rhey are grear, buf when rhey ger rogerher in groups, rhey can be very annoying, said Tammy, an employee of rhe 741 on Peoria. The only real problems rhe employees had were rhe rimes when srudenrs decided ro hang our, wherher ir be after school evenrs or on any given Friday or Sarurday nighr, l'The nighr of rhe bonfire was really bad , we couldn'r lseep an eye on everyone so rhere was prob- ably a lirrle bir of shoplifringf' said Penny, an- orher employee of 7-li. Wirh rhe new 7-li havingjusr been builr close ro OHS, employees have found rhar being close ro a high school has been somewhar of a probe lem. Bur Assisranr Principal Jim Chamberlin saw ir differenrly. l don'r see a problem wirh ir Crhe new 7-lib. I do see a problem wirh srudenrs nor living wirh rhe rules. Copy Janer Srifflear Layour Miclsi Hannon l'lrenALuger Freshmen Arny Lydo Shonnon Lyddone Wrlmm Mocphee Tonyo Molrls MrcheMe Monkey Gregory Morgohn Mehsso Morks Jennifer Morrrk Gory Morrmn Nea! Morrrn Roberr Morrrn Trrnorhy Morrmnez Vrcrono Mos Mrchoel MorrrnQNy Sheolee Moyo Iirrsrrn McConne Phrlxp McCorry Porruoo McCloxn Morrond Mcflhnon Georgerre McCorrnod4 Corey McCro5hey Mrf3heHe MCCoIloh Troy McDerrnorr Corhermne McGorry Joson McI4eNyy Pxooerr McMorr1s Krrnoerly McWrHron'w5 Michele Mello Srocy Merlozzo Gregory Meno Brendo Mercer Morls Meredxrh Muchelle Mercolfe Jolxe Merzner Dernodeen Mwloro Freshmen hunly peers our rhe window in horror ro see her par enrs arriving home unexpecredly Q XN 0 Qibeo GX! 6 XO X9 Hawaii, Barbados, Las Vegas, Son Francisco, Vail , . . The unsuspecring parenrs leave home, wirh rhe plorfing reenager leff, Need any help pacl-Qing, Mom? Ler me gef rhis srraighr, your plane will be coming in ar 7108 on Sunday nighr? No, mom, of course l won'r have any parries! Does rhis scenario sound familiar? Many Overland sfudenrs have experienced rhe bliss of remporary freedom from aurhoriry. For some, if was simply an opporrunify ro escape rhe nagging and relax, buf for orhers, ir meonr A PARTY! Sr. Paul Bacon said, One nighr, as my fa- rher wasjusr pulling our of rhe driveway leaving for rhe airporf, l was pulling in wifh a carload of peoplel Nor everyone was so luclsy. Sr. Dave Heywood said, My mom was supposed ra be gone for rhe nighr, There were rons of people in rhe house, people hanging off rhe raffers, and in wallss Mom! l said, 'Mam, ler's go for a drive. ' Parenrs coming home were bad enough, bur rhe invasion of police was a nighrmare. Jr. Val Stopper said, l had a huge parry while my parenrs were in Reno, Nevada, The police came, and I fhoughr my life was overl The rrouble increased with rhe size of rhe parry. Soph. Angie Mansfield said, My mom wenr ro Israel and l had almosr rhe whole school over. lr's hard ro conrrol people, and ir wasn'r worrh if in rhe end. l-loving smaller ger-rogerhers wirh closer friends was more enjoyable than srruggling wirh a mob of our-of-conrrol people, according ro Sr. Ashley Kissinger. She said, I lilse ro have abour 10 TO 15 of my closesr friends over, rhar way, my parenrs never find our, and everyone has more fun, Brerr Miller Rhonda Miller Sheila Miller Sraci Milliron Danielle Milobar Melissa Mirabal Michelle Mirchell Rachel Mirchell Kris Mizer Srephanie Mizlse Krisrina Mlynar ef' Jason Moore Siobhan Moore Melissa Morgan Shelly Morgan lason Morris Deena Morse Tanya Mosbruclser Brian Maxon Melinda Moyer Scarbrough Muniz 0 75? Jennifer Nachazel Julie Nadolne Lakshmi Nair Richard Najera -ar will Parricia Nealin Scorr Nelson 1 l-learher Newhouse Harold Newman Hien Nguyen Melissa Normand LydaeNormand Sherri Mulford Camille Murray C M I Angela Newsom S if! gicbflj fpicb 201 202 Freshmen eb by 690 Qu Ss QQ? Q92 qqo Quietly he slips the lseys out of his mom's purse. Catlilse he steals across the family room to the garage and to his goal-the car. The street is clear of police cars. ln a moment the sound of squealing tires and the smell of burning rubber are all that ore left as this freshman begins the thrill and adventure of driving with- out his license, In a typical freshman class, 7O'Zi of the stu- dents admitted to illegally driving, Note: Be- cause parents as well as students read the year- bools, some freshman names have been with- held, The precautions listed above weren't entirely untrue. One freshmen Hdrove in the ditch along a dirt toad so I wouldn't hit any cats, when she borrowed her parents' car. Policemen played an important role in the routes and time spent driving by nonelicensed drivers. Fr. Jeff Bain had to cut his outing short when a police car drove past him and stopped ahead of him. Many freshmen had close calls with their par- ents. One was driving his mom's cor while she was on a date, When he slowed to o stop at a stoplight, he realized his mom and her date were right next to him, Not all parents, though, were against their lsids driving, Gne freshman's parents thought that his driving was great because they didn't have to tal-ae him places. Another freshman's mother admitted that she also drove illegally. Her only advice was to have fun, butjust don't get caught. Eric O'Malley Amy Ortell Gregory Ostrom llamee Otterpohl Tanya Pacheco Joel Parlser Tiffany Parlser William Patlset David Paschich Dabette Patreson Yvette Patteson Jeffrey Patton Jason Pauli Jill Pepper Terry Percival Jason Persoff Derel-Q Peterson Melissa Pfeiffer Jason Pfisthner Jules Phillips John Pierson Michael Pilarslsi Amy Pitch Jason Porter Steven Potter Todd Powell Stephanie Powers Scott Preisser lan Preston Jeffrey Pringle Sheri Prudhomme Anthony Pucci Tracy Putman Isimberlie Putt Anne Rail Freshmen X l Avi ,gf 4 ,R sh , .. c 1 24' ' ' l 5 . , . ' x , . C - ii., ,. as . wwf'-fai Q 1 ml Q! L S V Y D QS Q j gill .X ' ci I Nr' f l l l ' 1 sl Copy Tomi Gosh Loyodl Noelle Drown I V ,I A ., if Freshmen fools many chances when rhey wenr driving. Fr. Philip Fleming rislss being coughr for rhe freedom and mobiliry of a cor, .,..c,..c,. ,,...- --Y H-wg t U Jr .-.,- S-1, A S Eric Rydberg i,. , 5 QQ l r A . gh X Q' gg? L n o gpslw NSN Y f . i Q X L S Q, ef R X S 1 S - , so R -Ar -Ar.: 926.7 S ' fr , P 'J ff of f li 1 i fr S The snow ourside fails ro defer Fr Curt Devries os he follows insrrucrions from Sophomore brorher Darin. Snow covered roads iasr offered more of o challenge ro drivers Jennifer Ralsron Kimberly Rosberry Lisa Raynor Perer Razoros Julie Reddy Hayes Redmond Joe Reif Tere Reiger Sammy Reiser Andrea Reirz Elizaberh Rich Luis Rivera Krisren Roberro Brian Robison Morrhew Rolfs Paul Romero Comeron Romney Ronir Rosen Casey Rounrree Marrhevv Rowland Duane Runge Laura Rush Maris Ryan Melanie Salinas Daryl Sanders Charlene Sondquisr Edward Sawallesh Carma Sayer Gory Schemmerling Dennis Schenlsenber Suzanne Scher Jill Scherrer Lori Schleiger Clinr Schmuclser G, Kevin Schneider O'Malley Schneider Qer Freshmen Jennifer Schrecls Chrisropher Schrelber Tlmorhy Schulre Scorr Schuyler Klmoerly Scorr Shelly Scorr Mlchoel Sell Karen Server Sonse Severson Todd Shafrlrz Erin Shavv Cory Sher Todd Sherman Erlc Shorrer AmyAShumaIse Michael Shupe ISVISTIOO Silvers Cynrhla Slmon Tuna Slmpson Srocey Slrzman Irene Slslarevslsy Mlchelle Slsrlen Grace Slavin Candace Smlrh Dwayne Smlrh Jodl Srnlfh Kendra Smurh Rene Smlrh Sora Psomnwy Smlrh Jon Smirhoerg Juno Song Paul Sorenson All Sporlss Rodney Sprodllng Douglas Sranley Pufrlng hlmself on a oedesral Cwhlch lS acruolly a carb, Sr. Clarke Stroud srrurs has sruff. Clarke vvos well lsnovvn ro freshmen because of his lnvolvemenr ln several acrivifles Sr. Chuck Koskovich spends rime looking down on rhe ocrion from rhe second floor bal cony One of rhe reasons freshmen odmired Chuck vvos oecouse he never looked down on rhem ' Q Freshmen Copy Jennifer Dc-tson Lczyriii' Shelly Wah: Alan Stark Michael Stella Amy Stephens Piebecca Stephenson Kevin Stevens James Stewart llomales Stewart Tami Stobel Andrew Stone Larry Storo Sara Struckman Steven Sullivan Jocauelyn Sumner Mark Sweigort Shomayne Tote Daye Taylor Cheryl Teichmon Todd Thayer Aaron Thompson Andrew Thompson Anna Thompson Annle Thompson Michelle Thompson Richard Thompson Varya Thooft Dov Thorner Thomas Thornton Terra Thorpe Kelly Tierney Michael Tomoshosky Debra Topping Jill Traeber Teri Travis Barbara Tribble 'O 520 bd? x Gee, l wish l could bejust like him. This was what many freshmen thought about certain upperclassmen. Whether it was the star of the football team or the student body president, freshmen often looked up to seniors and tried to imitate them. Many freshmen had older sisters and brothers who became role models for the freshmen. Several of the seniors were particularly ad' mired by the freshmen. Among the popular senior idols were Clarke Stroud, Colleen O'Brien, Samantha Rochboch. Chuck Kosko- vich, and Bory Luttermon. Fr. Angie Gibbs admired Colleen or her outgoing personality and her leadership qualities. Fr. Cami lhrlg looked up to Samantha for her sense of humor and ability to make people happy, Another common idol was Clarke Stroud. Fr. Deb- orah Betson said, I admire Clarke because he always looks like he's having o good time. Other freshmen admired seniors for more obvi- ous reasons. Fr. Scorbrough Munlz said, HI look up to Barry Lutterman because he is such a great football player. Also, l think Chuck Kosko- vich seems like he's a really nice guy. He never picks on us lowly freshmenl As for the seniors, many of them had no idea they were looked up to by freshmen. ljust act the way I always do . . . crazy! said Sr. Clarke Stroud. Whether the seniors knew it or not, they were often admired and looked up to by many of the freshmen, whoiwere only three short years way from becoming idols- themselves Schreck-Tribble 206 Freshmen U3 JS Q Lisa Trobaugh Joshua Trovvnsell Tressle Trueir Charles Tuffield Jeffrey Unruh Carlron Upchurch Shari Valenra Jennifer Van Trees Stephen Vanliew Sracey Vaughan Carol Vaughn Alissa Varela Ashlyn Vaughr Lee Verren Franls Vianzon Dhenulsa Vinnalsora Ted Vallinger Mrchael Vowells Sarah Vowells Larry Waam I-leafher Walech Lisa Wallace Jereme Warner Melissa Warniz Kimberly Warson Renae Weaver Gregory Weber Carla Wedding Chris Weedman James Weelss Jason Weingarf Cindy Weinhauer Traci Weiss Krisfin Werrh Micole Wermore Michael Whan Krisri Wheeler William Whire Mason Wiley lsrisfen Williams Melanie Williams , Jason Williamson Leigh Windmiller Prichard Wisby lsrisrin Wallan Naralie Wong Richard Wong Lawrence Wood Dawn Wrighr Dul-ze Wrighr Karin Wu Beth Yamagishi Todd Yonr Sherry Yim Hyun Yoo Richard Young David Younghans James Younr Michael Zach Hans Zeschin lrine Zhebrals Freshmen ,gh-5 261-Off' fq5j 'Al1f1u 3 ind. gf L14-.9 - N01' piCfUl'Qd could usually find rhe enrhusiosric slsareboorders QQ in fronr of school pracricing rheir slsills. Unforrunare- ly, rhe winrer freeze came along early, bur rhe Eric Aurry LaTonya Barlser Marivel Berrelez Barbara Diclsley Nicls Bradr Sreven Chinn Sung M Cho Sung T Cho Young Choi Sonia Cooper Lindell Corney Jennifer Colren Michelle Daley Jason Dierz Jason Duncan Sean Gash Angalea Genrry Berh Gilberr Shannin Grubb Joseph Hamilron Ashleigh Hayesx i'Yl Roberr Hesson Collin Hoffman Joseph Holmes Sheh-hsing Hwang Denine Ingram Chrisropher Jones Won lshiem Joon4Suls Kim Aorora lsolonowslsi Timorhy Moloney Scorr McFolls Carhleen Mclsinney lsevin Mclsinney Lenoroh Mooney Lila O'Connor in Leroy Owens Scorr Parker lsory Peay Cornelius Rivera Sonya Scorr Amy Suedmeier Johnny Thompson Jennifer Van Nice John Vonderpuil Eric Warson Lori Waugh iwcgl gg ' Tgyag Y Copy Angie Monslie Loyour Tom lmbei Q we x Soo, Back ro The Furure, nor only boosred rhe coreer of Michael J, Fox, ir did wonders for slsaref board sales. ln rhe movie, Fox wenr every- where, nor by car or bicycle, buf by o board on wheels. Slsareboarding originared in California in rhe oO's and since rhen people everywhere have been carching on ro rhe slsareboard craze. You slsareboarders srill found a way ro lseep rheir wheels rolling. Whar made rhem so dedicared? Soph. Shown Berryhill simply srores, Ir lers you feel free. Alrhough rhere were only a few slsore- boarders, rhere was some commorion. Soph. Steve Russell was hir by a flying slsareboard and ler his emorions fly along wirh his fisrs. According ro him, As long as rhey don'r ger in my way I won'r ger in rheirs. ln some srores slsareboording has been banned because ir hos been a nuisonce ro drivers and pedesrrians, bur A.P. Jim Chom- berlin srared, As long as rhey're using ir as o morive for rransporrarion ro and from school and nor during rhe day, ir's nor a problem. One can imagine rhe rhrill of such freedom even rhough one cannor parricipare. Jr. Paige Storbeck summed ir up besr by saying, l'm nor daring enough, bur ir is exciring ro see rhe defer- minarion and slsills rhese slsoreboarders have! l 1 X R 3 sf' Sieve Bowman Jr. Drew Kitchell raises advonrage of porches of snowless ground ro demonsrrare his slsareboarding obiliries. Drew ofren rode ro school on his slsoreboard. ld Sieve Bowman Using a slsareboord as rransporrarion has irs downfalls, Soph C.R. Smith arremprs ro shove rwo slsoreboords inro rhis locker Trobaughlhebrals 207 QW sill Pc U Cou'iesy of Dol: Alexonder Doubling os o soccer cooch, science reocher Bob Alexonder gives some poinrers ro fhis reorn Alexander roughr young children in French reocher Ms. JIII Scott rnoonlighis os on educorion wrirer for The Denver Posr Here she ours ihe finishing rouches on her oi F oculty Joseph Adomo Principol Gory Alexonder Morh Lindy Alexander-Physicol Educorion Psooerr Alexander Science Helen Allses Mofh Berh Alseilse Speciol Educorion Psichord Anderson Science Sue Arrnsrrong Home Econornics Berh Dolser Science Goyle Donyordlfducofionol Office Personnel Dolores Doreloflforeign Longuoge Tornoro Bouer English, Foreign Longuoge Niorf Deorry Deon loneen Benson-Physicol Educofion Coordinofor Joon DeslyfSocioI Sfudies Lindo Dilyeufllecords George Dlocl+Securiry Guord Dill Bliss-Sociol Sfudies or ocs- ie C?FlgeeDDohd6liiorh XIX QUBD Jim Bond Sociol Srudies Coordinoror Q-S Cynrhio l3oorhfSpeciol Educorion Denise Bourg Mofh Den Bowen English .4 5 iii X 1-., , ,I I ..,,. .Nt 1 .-ff nil 'i 'K ,v leslc- Morruye 208 -ng Q -ref' Science teocher Dr. Ted Tsumuro lectures his biol- ogy closs. ln oddition to his teocher coreer he wos written four science text boolss for high schools Chrisrin Cie 0 59 coz SQ' QQ The old cliche 'Those who con, do, those who con't, teoch did not opply to some Over- lond teochers. Two in porticulor tought ond did. They ore science teocher Dr. Ted Tsumuro ond French teocher Ms. Jill Scott. Dr. Ted Tsumuro hos been writing high school science text boolss for eleven yeors. He definitely hos the credentiols. He received his Bochelor of Science degree in Biology in 1968, his Mosters in Zoology in 1968, ond his Doctorote in Heolth Physiology in 1975, ln 19741 he storted reseorching for his first sci- ence bools. ln two yeors it wos finished ond reody for publicotion. The originol nome wos Bio Heolth. He submitted it to McGrow Hill, but they oireody hod o publication of thot noture. However, they lil-:ed his opprooch becouse it wos o high school teocher writing for high school students. So they teomed him up, os heod writer, with two other speciolists. They worlsed on the fifth edition of Heolth ond Sofety for You in 1978, ond it come out in 1980. They olso worked together for the 1984 edition ond ore worlsing on the 1987 edition. Another teocher who is octive outside of the school is Ms. Jill Scott. She writes o column for the Denver Post. She hos been writing the cole umn for the post two yeors. She first got interestf ed ond storted writing when she wos six yeors oid. She decided to write this column, Hbecouse l thought I hod o lot to soy obout educotion, Scott sold. She noticed thot the Rocky Mounroin News hod o column on educotion but the Den- ver Posr didnt So she submitted some orticles, ond six months loter they sold thot they would give it o try. She sold it tol-:es ten hours to write one column. She odded, I will olwoys write, even though it might not be o column. Scott decided to leove her teoching position in Def cember for o full time position os on educotionol consuitont for The Denver Post, if-it 27 i gg. H . gg. Q wt 1 wx 5 Q.. , . 7 LL gs... f' . i . , X x Copy Brodley iiyon Loyout Dove Wilson Chris Brocixeen-Science ' E Pg ff! Suson Brovetmon-Business iq Q Q6 Bruce Browr-Physicol Educotion CD Cothy Brown Science Technicion C7 ,J Horry BulleSociol Studies Ann Burton-Educotion Office Personnel Woheed l3utrfScience Alene Corlson Counselor Shoron Corlson-Educotionol Office Personei lion Costogno-lndustriol Arts Keith Chomberloin-Sociol Studies Lou Anne Chomberloin-Foreign Longuoge Jim Chomberlinvfkssistont Principol Robert Chopmon-Science Jim Chose-English Gory Cioncio Art Eric Coble-Sociol Studies Shoron Coil-English Stephonie Cocnienslsifnglish Jennifer Condreoy-English Genevo Coroce-English Bill Cox-Moth Emmett Cruson-Moth Coordinotor Corlos Cuoron-Speciol Educotion Adomo-Cuoron 2 F oculty Doris Cushlngiducorlonol Offlce Personnel Berr Dolron lndusrrlol Arrs Korhy Dolyfngllsh, Yeoroools Boo Donoo lndusrrlol Arrs Coordlnoror Chorleen Donskyfllecords Noncy Dowson Educorlonol Ofrlce Personnel Helen Deionwo Securiry Mory DOVG'5OGClCIl Edocorlon Dee Joy Driver-Speclol Educorlon Drone DuPulsfEdoCoruonol Office Personnel Shrrley Eornesr Eoocorlonol Office Personnel Ron Elchler Soclol Srudles Boson Elllorr English Ed Elllls Soool Srudres, Acrlvlrles Dlrecror Goyle EVSlRlO9'HOVYlG Economics Berh Forr Morh Som Felofngllsh Sondro Flshbeln Edocorlonol Offlce Person nel Rochel Forer-Soool Srodles Aloe Sheryl Fosrer Engllsh, Nevvspoper Beclsy Freernonflforelgn Longuoge Esrher Gorclofducorlonol Office Personnel Morcy Genrry Speciol Educorlon Peggy George English QWOQ4' Loving wife Dee Bond helps her husoond Jim celebrore his surprise forrlerh ourrhdoy oorry The porry vvos o double celebrorlon os over 80 people orrended ofrer Over- londs vlcrory over Cherry Creels ln foorboll 210 I-ley, rny slsrer's cuter rhon yours! Soool srudues reocher Harry Dull odrnlres rhe plc rures of rhe slsrers of Jrs. Dano Hillhouse. Rebecca Price, Anne Williams, ond Liz Wright. fw- ,.,'x N, f H ng- O .., ty :.- -sg so Q vu .ii A 3 g . X. .5 -1 x -sv, V ssss ,f . Q r U' l X 5 Q s m f if af 1 X! liurhv Doly X w no: l Xxqxx N lxl P . A fi U new 3 j K f Qew Q' K AV Q3 z :si WX? 5 n .Q lg Q gf F f' I Ae- ' N sa! W X ff xl, X 'X I 'X I xfikifs I WM! ' I X I 1 X I 'TE I' s ww ls 4-gr W- K. Sheri Gerber Student Teacher Michael Giddings-Math Jim Gillen-Physical Education Helen Goldblatt-Special Education Mary Gomez-Counselor Morgan Graham-Counselor Coordinator Jaclsie Green-Security Wendy Greenberg-Student Teacher Pam Gregory-Counselor Marlene Grueber-Assistant Principal Psiclx Hanophy-Student Teacher Bob HansonfSocial Studies Julie Harris-Counselor Paul Helanderfounselor Ruth Herman-Science Mary Alice Hinderer-Foreign Language Alice Hinton-Business Coordinator Jennifer Hoplsins-Griffin-Bussiness Tech Kelly Howard-Social Studies Shelley HowardfArt Coordinator Steve Howard Dean Hildie Howell-Educational Office Personnel Earlene Humble-Security Marry Hutchison-Educational Office Personnel Sie csc? XR c 65, l'Did you hear Mr. X is going out with Miss N? No, no, I saw Mr. X with the new, young science teacher. You Isnow, the one with the long blonde hair who bats het eyelashes at all the boys, Really? I can't wait to tell Lisa. Roars of laughter are heard throughout the commons area, Kids malee too much out of a friendship. Most lsids see you at the mall or out to dinner and automatically assume something is going an, said second year social studies teacher Harry Bull. Not only did students run across teacher coue ples outside of school, but several ran into the couple inside school. Math teacher Dee Bond and social studies teacher Jim Bond shared not only their place of worls, but several students. Dean Matt Beatty said, l'Confident individuals can handle relationships in school, If the relation- ship is healthy, their worls is healthy, and that's a good sign, Mr. and Mrs. Bond are a very good example of that. But really, students are very interested in what teachers are dating whom. They are very interested in my private life. It's mostly freshmen who pry into my social life, said so- cial studies teacher Kelly Howard. Another teacher commented on the fact that when he's at a restaurant, and one of his students is waite ing on him, he gets better service from that student. Students really loved to play matchmalser, The scenario usually went Iilse this: Excuse me, Mr. N., could you help me with these algebra problems? By the way, are you single? liust happen to have a truly wonderful, exciting, SINGLE older sister, and itjust so happens I have a picture in my poclsetf' Students have tried to set me up with every sister and mother imagin- able, said Bull. Even though playing matchmalser didn't al- ways worl-a out, it didn't lseep the students from trying or the teachers from seeing exactly who they wanted to, Copy Sue Nachazel Layout Sue Nachazol CushingeHutchison 2 Faculty 'O ,Qc QS .X Oo 's Some sfudenrs find ir hard ro picrure rheir English reacher doing aerobics or rheir home economics reacher parriciparing in physical ac- riviry. Whar srudenrs didn'r realize was rhar reachers besides coaches and PE. insrrucrors fools an inreresr in physical firness, foo. One special way reachers became physically acrive was rhrough rhe Wellness program, headed up by Miss Janeen Benson. She said, Our Wellness acriviries range from exercise and worlsouf programs ro worlsshops in srress managemenr, nurririon, weighr conrrol, rime managemenf, erc. This year, Benson was rhe only person organizing and arranging acriviries. However, as she said, As rime goes on, more volunreers may be needed YO assisr with direcr- ing rhe program. As far as furure plans for Wellness, she said, We will conrinue ro plan programs based on rhe inreresrs and needs of rhe srafff' A Tuesday and Thursday exercise class was held offer school in a classroom ro add furrher incenrive ro worls our. Teachers also srayed physically fir on rheir own. English reacher Mrs. Peggy George par- ricipared, as she said, in a mulrirude of acrivi- ries. She jagged, did aerobics, crossfcounrry and downhill slsied, played rennis, and was a subsrirure reacher for aerobics. Physical healrh also affecred orher areas of her life. As she said, l'l play roo many roles in life ro be ill or weals, l musr be in good shape ro handle all demands. She also said, Irs an ourler f a posirive release of rension and srressf' Mrs. Barbara Pagano, anorher physically acrive reacher, lsepr in shape by running 20 ro 25 miles a weels, bilsing, and swimming. l feel berrer abour myself, she said. She also said her physical healrh affecrs her family life in rhe way rhar she can deal wirh everyday problems berrerf' Physical firness is imporranr ro everybody, especially rechers. As George said, Fir minds need fir bodies for roral healrh. Par l-lynes-Special Educarion John Icabone-Performing Arrs Lori Johnson-Math Marsha Johnson-Marh Jeff Keefe-Science Tom Keefe-Science Debbie Kennedy-English Marianne Kenney-Social Studies Kim Kenyon-Physical Educarion Nlozelle King-Marh Maria lsinrzie-Office Personnel Jean Klanica-Marh Pxoberna Knorr-Science lsarhy l4ramer4English Elizaberh Kreider-Foreign Language John Kron-English, Performing Arrs Coordinaror Terry Kuhn-Educarional Office Personnel Parricia Kuhn-Foreign Language Magdelena Kuhn-English Second Language Aide Darrel LaGuardia-Performing Arrs Becky Lenharr-Marh Jack LindenfSocial Sruclies Viclsi Lisman-English Joanne Longobardi-Foreign Language 212 Faculry Moroye UA' X S, Ci-T 7 .. . .Q Y , 4 ll fi. ' 5 3 T x h S s Q3 m . ,., W X 0 Chris Drodford These ieochers showed rheir inreresr in Physical educorion reocher Mr Jeff physicol firness by rol-Qing fame ro porrici- Thompson issonfieone who rolses ohysicol pore in on oerobics clogs The clogs was Q firness seriously l-le is lifring weighrs in fhe oorr of rhe Wellness programs weighr roonn on his own free finwe . KQ- X. . s : xx 'vm X 7 iopy Jennifer McQooid Loyoor Down Srnirh ss . - - N:- Pt Q T . T . eff: L, 5fMiQ34 is-4 'yes Arlondus Lowe-Deon Terry Lyons-English Greg Moesros-Ohysicol Educorion Dove Moncholsflounselor Tony Monfredi-Physicol Educorion Dovid Morfin-Mofh Sunny McGechie Indusfrioi Arrs Aide Rod McKinney-Mofh Bonnie Milono-Business Don Morris-Morh Debbie Nosh-English Jirn Neiberger-Arr Koy Newcorner-Special Educofion John Nirro-Business Kris Nolenrphysicol Eclucofion Pof Noonon-English Aide Mory Oleson-Educorionol Office Personnel Derr Orrols-Mofh l-leorher Orero Foreign Longuoge Jone Orr-Morh Judy Pocheco-Educorionol Office Personnel Borooro Pogono-Home Economics Jeonerre Polnwereperforrning Arrs Technology Jill Porrerson-Science Hynespowemon Faculty Dixie Periman-Special Education Ray Peterson-I-lead of Security Jeanie Poole-English Donna Prichard-English Coordinator Laurette Putfurst-Business Jennifer Reyes-Foreign Language Jerry Richardson-Driver Education Janeii Psiese'Business Kathy Psife-Mathematics Marilyn Rink-Educational Office Q i 3 ill. 5' X s c it Q 5 2 CY Personnel ' ' i Duel Robinson-Assistant Principal ,. Sue Roser-Science l S57- 7 ' ' J V, Mary Jane Psowe-Media Coordinator y , t 2 11 C- A T- 03Trudy Psozas-Office Manager : 5 ,52 M , I Ricky Safer ESL I ,. .. , , , . I 4. , . . rr ,x fl ,- C f -. ,,', , Tim Sautel-Special Education I D 'Z' I Averi Schaubman-Social Worker 'K ' 'l C' Ci ' f T S - ' ' .. 5 .1 'I f X ,yu ony chenbeck Athletic Director Q ci I .V if XXX ZQ. ' 6: Mary Schieferecke-Counselor A Md Q V lic? L is LCD -I-Ielga Schmitz-Foreign Language H i as Gif' aardinator gs,.s5g, A C fl ' Jill Scott-Foreign Language y , iiy I ,yy f Q , Ted Shantz-Physical Education Q I A Cf Mary Martha ShawfSaciaI Studies ggi Q V N Y mf Sandra ShiveAEducationaI Office if T.'i 5 f-fait f- personnel Xi '5 X M' E l . ' Y l j W f 77 , 501' , audiofvisuai equipment. All of these elements X K compose Teacher Burnout , a condition X which affected all teachers at one time or anf sit sf Z CJ Z I-Ieipf' UI can't stand it anymore. These were auotes often heard from students, but who heard the teachers? Not many: however, teachers were just as susceptible to the pres sures of school as the students. They were also just as likely to succumb to the insecurity and frustration. Among the many tasks they perf formed were creating daily lessons, grading stacks of assignments and tests and dealing with rowdy students. During the passing periods, there was ao more humble sight than a teacher battling his or her way through the hordes of students in the halls. This was further complicat- ed if the teacher was transporting cumbersome other. Mathematics teacher Rod McKinney said, I get the most upset with myself generally when I am not well enough prepared that day to reach the lessons. I can get very frustrated when I am not getting my point across or when students are not paying attention, However, I have my greatest patience when I am in class and communicating with the students, Some teachers found their career was taking away from their private lives, English teacher Sheryl Foster said, 'II spend at least 25 hours every weekjust correcting students' work while I am at home, This takes away from the time that I want to spend with my husband and daughter. Being responsible for someone's edu- cation is a very big responsibility and it produces a lot of stress. At our school it is especially stressful because we live in o very success oriented com- munity. Social Studies teacher Ed Ellis said, I have the hardest time when I come to class very excited about the lesson and the class doesn'r show any interest. It gets to be very hard to work when you haven't had a break in a long time. The beaurocracy can be a major obstacle to getting things done. --nn.. i I' S ai cf tmyfiwi. Pass, fail, tests, quizzes, tardies, absenses, excuses, excuses, and more excuses When does it end? German teacher Becky Freeman ponders this thought in her office Teacher burnout has taken its toll on math teacher Rod McKinney. I-Ie is shown here attempting to complete his teacherly duties with his head parallel to the x-axis 214 Faculty w 'J ,,,,. K, 5 ln ' 9 ., . A Q 'v rv. .4-4-. x fl iff lf? 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Wolloce Arr Roy Wlllerr Counseling Por Wlsner Buslness Gordon Young lI'TdUSlflOl Arrs Normo Young Educorlonol Office Personnel Elolne Zoroo Educorlonol Offlce Personnel Judy Zlmmermon-Boolflseeper Pnll Zlmmermon-Speool Educorlon Coordlnoror Lmlle Se-dx .X -- um,,,..N., N I Q S ld? .V -.Xxx K Xffz if ,-M S Cnny Pnul C D1 Lflylv Pau C Bowl Perimon fZlfT1I'TlGl'VTTOO 5 LUV: .www , Q QW ores, resrs, and homeworls. These were some of rhe rhings ihar srudenrs visual- ized when rhey rhoughr aoour class. While some classes were boring, orher managed ro hold srudenrs' inreresr while rhey were learning. Some srudenrs in psychology were hypnorized when rhey were visired oy a hypnorisr. Marriage and Family Living held mocls weddings. You and rhe Law had mocls rrials. Se- monrics classes speni class rime learning oy parriciparion, for example, rhey spenr parr of a class period urilizing non-yeroal communicarion. Then rhere were rhe more gruesome class acriyiries, The oiology classes dissecred eyeryrhing from earih- worms ro cars, Alrhough some classes were prerry much nores and lecrures, orhers were full of acriviiies rhar made learning , Uffbq' I I k LW Ugfm , P,Q!lDf9,n ' JLfb,g,P1 . - i L ZJACKJIXLSI' rm wma c ,Qoxyleb Jpilflncaff avid eftfufw Jawa , lwcdwf fl 9 Jie Cv ' , fun, 9' 3 i I v' ' ar! Ur i fy Whar a way ro srudy lirerarurel Mrs. Denise Sobiech's World Lir class learned aoour Chaucer by dressing in iflrh cenrury clorhes Academics Division VX. A change from lecrures on early American lirerarurel Jrs. David Tolson, Tom lmber, and Poul Velosquez acr our rhe rescue from James Fenimore Coopers The Deerslayer Morno As his classmares lools on, Sr. Ray Merenstein dissecrs a car. AP Biology was only one of the many classes rhar had acriyiries as well as lecrures A X fi! X Q ,X Academics Dwlsiom '-9 . M 1 Il 7 . f X More Than Mere Words he one class fhar everyone was required ro false all four years of high school was English. Since fhere were so many sfudenfs folsing Eng' lish, fhere were many reachers who specialized in rhis suojecr. English reachers roughr in areas of specialization ranging from American lirerorure ro semanfics, which helped fhe sfudenfs wirh rheir classes. Even classes rhar were required could be raughr imaginafiyely, Mrs. Sheryl Foster made beef srew for her occelerared junior English classes while reaching ooouf America as o melf- ing por, Mrs. Denise Sobiech, a semanrics reacher, had her sfudenrs research fheir names in greof derail. I-ler class also worleed wirh red flag words, or words which are considered 'ldirfy and usually crude. They olso had ro inyenr and marlser fheir own producfs. Miss Kathy Kramer's mass media class also parricipafed in an unusual acriyiry, For an enrire weel-2 she gof her srudenrs hoolsed on soap operas, so rhar rhey could learn more ooour whor goes on behind fhe scenes. The English classes were nor fhe only ones fhaf mode learning fun, The foreign language classes also used many differenr merhods of learning. A good example was fhe German classes who pur on Olsroberfesr ro malse mone ey for fheir exchange program, which sends srudenrs ro Germany ro learn more abour rheir woy of life. ln fhe spring, foreign language sruf denrs were freafed ro lnrernarionol Week, an opporfunify ro be exposed TO several differenf culfures. Weddings were one of fhe more popular acriyiries in rhe foreign Ionguage classes. lnfclass weddings were held in Spanish, German, ond Larin, 1 ,, f . oil As if in a foiryrole, Gerrnon srudenrs, Soph. Mike Gibbons Jr. Robert Medina discusses his progress in his English class and Jr. Karin Sigdestad, perform a German wedding as ir Wlih Mr. COFIOS Cuoron. An lleam reacher, Cuaron would oe celebrared in rhor counrry Many foreign lan guage closses parricipored in weddings. helped many srudenrs in rheir classes Academics Russ Horwitz dcllvers o speech ofrer school Speeches coooe ob o hop hlfn vvlrh his srbdles Nlony foreign were on lfhporronl porrof rnonv srodenis longuoge closses googc rlesse o od rhe lob Even English srudenrs ore oppre- ciored by srudenr council. The council delivered boiloons on Fri- doy, November 1, of Apprecio- rion Week ro every srudenr in school. English 4 Foreign 219 I o do lO en ice pcope hrolonng rhe speech club Sr l h Cncrnnon l cc s Soph. Deon Munnell uses rhe lon loh They Just Can't Be Avoided s the srudenrs loolsed through the Registration Guide they found rhor there were many choices in the morh and science departments. The rypicol freshman ond sophomore were found sirring in o physical science, eorrh science, or biology closs. For the upperclossmen there were chemisrry, physics, both, or neirher. Then for rhose srudenrs who wished ro excel, there were two new science courses offered: l-lumon Physiology and Orgonic Chemistry. Because of the increased enrollmenr rhe science depart- ment odded four new reachers. To further ime prove rhe ouoliry of the staff, the reochers dedi- cated their time oy raising classes ro improve their reaching rechnigues. Science deporrmenr coordinator Ted Tsumura happily said, l'The science reochers are very professional ond love ro see improvement mode each year. With access ro many compurers the moth srudenrs became more lsnowledgeaple in the computer field with such courses os Computer Progromming and Computer Science. Sr. Dan Solomon said, Compurersjusr can'r be ovoide ed, rhey're in our future so l figure l berrer learn how ro use them. Some upperclossmen rool-Q odvonced courses such os Calculus, Moth Analy- sis, ond AP Computer Science. Then there were the olgeoro eguarions ond the geometry proofs rhor mosr srudenrs dreoded. New ro reaching geometry, moth teacher Denise Bourg said, l rhinls rhor geometry is o chollenging course ro reoch, our l've enjoyed ir. Once you convince everyone rhor proofs oren'r rhor bad, ir's oll downhill! The required omounrs of courses in marh ond science was two years. Among one of rhose high ochievers wos Soph. Sabrina Smith who exploined, I fools rrigonomerry and chemistry oecouse ir wos o challenge ond ir helps in my furure goals. Obviously morh ond science are essential reouiremenrs for furure employment, Y X k.,.,,,,,, Srudying diligenrly helps Fr. Benn Long and Soph. Tiffany Mandery oce rheir olgepro resr Most srudenrs will rolse or nove rolsen olgeoro rhrough rheir high school years During rheir compurer class Jrs. Heather Gustafson ond David Goldberg rype their worle Heather said, I enjoy working wirh rhe compurer oecouse rhe worls gers done fosrer Acodemics Ready, ser, frre' Sr. Todd Swanson launches a rem ms DOH rmro me alr ro see how far ir world rrayek The prwysrcs classes comducred many experrmemrs perramrrwg ro whar rhey Srudred Trrgoaamerry rs 0 course rhar QMONE-aged Jr. Carolyn Berg As Carolyn carculares aa eaaarraa one cam soc- We corwcaa rrarraa an hor face r u ,df-M e CN' w Cmrcrew Fr. Nicky Borlegen exaerrmemrs vyrrh rho drfferomr ma yamces rm vcr prwysrcar sae-me dass Labs We mesa rvdpca rho sradefrrs apply yyrwar rrwey roamed rhroagrw rrwe roxr rr fv'Xw'1-M3111 y Jr Hr'r'r r' Marla Dcremce 2 Something for Everybod lilse my classes ro be challenging and lseep me occupied, said Sr. Lisa Thomas. The business and social srudies deparrmenrs were lsepr busy frying ro lseep lsids inreresred. There vvere many classes ro choose from. Business classes ranged from typing and inrroe ducrion ro business ro accounring and office education. Social srudies courses included Wesr' ern and Non-Wesrern Civilizarion, American l-lisf rory, and American Governmenr. We rry TO range our classes for all rypes of people, said social srudies deparrmenr head Jim Bond. Business deparrmenr coordinator Al- ice Hinfon said, Usually we have a fevv more classes than we do rhis year, bur rhe ones we do have help ro prepare lsids for rhe fururef' Businessvvise, rhere were differenr rypes of classes ro false, ln rhe marlsering deparrmenr rhere vvere lvlarlsering Educarion l and ll classes. ln rhe office educarion deparrmenr rhere were business English classes, accounring classes, and Office Educarion l and ll. General business classes were Typing l and ll, lnrroducrion ro Business, Career Explorarion, and Noreralsing. I really enjoy business, and The facr rhar we ger 'hands on' experience, lilse vvirh rhe com- purers, helps, said Sr. Candace Harris. Business vvas an imporranr parr of school life and rhe furure. As Mrs. Hinton said, You can'r avoid rhe business world. According ra Mr. Bond, Social Srudies is gen- erally accepred vvirhin school. Abour 882 of rhe lsids raise social srudies for all four years of school. A fevv of The harder classes ro false were AP. American l-lisrory and Contemporary Issues. Mr. Coble and Mr. Ellis are borh very de- manding, bur you learn a lor because rhey expecr a lor, said Sr. Colleen O'Brien. Q . x sf w T X SX ,, Lew Q Ser: s Soph. Theresa Seaman rrles ro fix her rypevvrlrer as Mrs. Lourette Purfurst heads ro help her, Typing vvos one of rhe mosr popular business classes ro raise ,fc To ger rhe answer, sing rhe guesrlon Mr. Jim Bond dressed up as o bill and song ro his American Governmenr class abour hovv a bill becomes a lavv w M,-,Q l4'j..fi.rsn li 222 'X Dwmc. uw-Q mf mm bwmoam wuwmo-,, Mr. John Nitto Wocwos fy gp 'I 'I 'K 'K wCO, X' .HorrY Bull w -,z 1 Nw, f I Mr DJ , 4: cgwuw dmv Q10 'ww dmv ww wiv Oc 4 r 147 vulfzwc WRC am mc? Jr. CJ. Weber. if I luv ,....-O Hn-ur' on' 1 -.5 hi-4-f 'f ..-w is gvi wa S S S S x YE Wormmq on me compwer dw mg rypmq cclss, Soph. Doro HonIeyco'recr5,cr'erro' 'Hands on work Www me compurers wma cu vducntzio QXQGVNQIWCG for me fume Q5 Busimes5f5ocnoI Srudies Making th Grade he easy A. Ar some poinr in several srudenfs' academic careers rhey loole for a class which will oe efforrless ro rhem. The classes which usually seemed io fall info This cafegory were many of rhe indusrrial arrs, performing arrs, arf and gym classes. Phoro reacher Mr. Jim Neiberger felf rhar many of his srudenrs were lazy and expect- ed rhe easy A credir ro be handed ro rhem, l-lowever, fhis was nor rhe case. Many sfudenrs soon found our rhar rhese assumed easy A classes were nor so easy and required parience, discipline, and many hours of worls. lndusrrial arfs reacher Mr. Gordon Young explained rhar mosr srudenrs are afraid ro false rhese srereoryped classes because llrhey don'r l-:now whar ro expecr and are afraid rhey may be loolsed down upon because rhey are non academic classes. Young added lndusrry is leaning in more of a rechnical direcrion, so rhe easy A srereorype is fading, Gym classes were rhe assumed easiesr way TO ger an A. Wrong, commenred Jr. Jenni- fer Kueh ner, whose gym class wasjusr lilse any orher class, wirh boolss, auizzes, resrs, and lirrle physical acfivify. To gef an A you have TO srudy for rhe resrs, commenred Jr. Jennifer Kuehner. For many srudenrs arf classes were rhe easi- esf way ro ger an A. The only requiremenr was a lifrle bir of ralenf and a whole lor of worls, Wirh such classes asjewelry, ceramics, phorography, and various drawing classes, somefhing was offered ro supporr rhe ralenrs of all, Many srudenfs found our rhar easy A's were nor always easy ro ger, Yer mosr came our wifh a new ourlools abour rhe rype of classes ralsen, They also ended up wirh somerhing rhey had creared as well as fhe grade rhey had earned. Dllrgenrly vvorlsing in mechani co' drawing, Sr. Thad McGowen malses all rhe proper adlusrmenrs Parrence, discr plrne, plus exrra hours of worls were required for many of hose assumed easy A classes z ,-gg.fl s ' 5. -A A Academic TOMSIPQ Over Q druwrrvg, Jr. Mike Derry cmd Mr. Gordon Young drzwss how rr shourd OC drowrw Desprro mow redw morocgy W mdusrrmr crm, were worc mo srworr mrs ro drow mg No pour: rio gum Jr. Chuck Wennogle pushog rwrwserf ro W5 Mfwrfe Im corwvosr ro some of rho qyrrw dcjmcf, www We orryscor cnrwrry, wergrir rrcrfmq CWCSSQS pwwoc sruderm ro mer' prwysrfol Mmm ,A-v ' ' w,,Mmw W,-.WW-wfH'Wm wvW ' ,Z ,W 14 'JLUN -. -va, .V . 0 hir - -X A,.VivemayL54-QQ,a-1-1.QgQQ-rpg,mn ,jf fQ.,.:5-raft, Vrr,. ,. r, H M -M Mm, wi.,W.perqwmwgg,QM-k-rf-. .. NS- . ,, E X Nwrrkr U'wv,rr Woodsrwop sruder1rSoph. 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K 4853 Alex Gorsevskr You hove guven us hoppxness Joy ond love Thonlfs for being such o wonderful son Love Dod Mom ond Vurgunlo Emery D Morrow Congrorulormons Emery for rnvolvlng yourself rn sporrs rheorer vvrrrmng ond good Ioughrer We hope your doys or OHS broughr you confrdence comperence ond personal power Conrmnue ro move forvvord rovvords success rn rhe future Mom Dod ond Aprml vwwwfdfw Brodley Ryon I hope somedoy someone as IO your Ilfe ro bring rhe hopplness rhor you hove broughr me X ef 4, ff 55 'ik QF?- fOI2 fl GCDCD TIME HND H GDEHT MEHL H Cf1ff HND DHD onrn 7 Dnrs n wmx bl2fflIifi1ST LUNCH DIHHLD -..., TODIKI1ICOLffIX 522 5577 mcda 15 s W uw 2300 S Chambers Rd g LSE Corner of Chambers 81 Ilrffy AW 337 4790 Tradmonal food served wrlh Irish hospitality Srs JIII Hurchuson ond Sue Nochozel Iools over rhe menu or mcdoud's before ordering lunch For o rouch of Irelond, srudenrs vvenr ro mcdo1d's Lresl Buck You ore o glfr from God ond hove been o Joy ro us' You ore so speclo! ond we love you' Mom Dod ond Grerchen Gyendolynne Lee Roberts From rhe shorr of ur ro rhe roll of rr we ve enjoyed every unch of rhe vvoy Love MomfDod Jonet Lee Lucos Congroruloruons You vvull olvvoys be o source of pride ond lnsplroruon Love, Mom K J E241 You are our sunshine' Love Greg Andrea and Ricky GINGER ELISE MARGOLIN Nor foo very long ago God gave us a precious life ro nurrure, mold, and shape, Sevenreen shorr years Iarer emerged a lovely young lady we are proud ro call our daughrer, As our rasls ends and you, Ginger, false respon- sibilify for your furure, we are confidenr you will conrinue on a course of good judgemenr, creariviry, and success. Lilse a sculpror you have rhe rools ro mold your own life: malse if a worls of arr for which YOU will be proud. Our Love, Mom and Dad Laurie Noonan You have been and always will be music for our hearts as well as our ears Mom Dad and Kane Jennifer Williams Consider rhe world ro be a rainbow and go find your por of gold You are worrh ir! Love Mommy and Melanie Dwayne A Adams Desi wishes Dwayne May your life be filled wirh happiness and success We love you always Mom Dad and Debbie LOCATED IN LONDON SQUARE 12101 East ll1ffAvcnuc Aurora Colorado 80014 0031 696-9276 GIFTS GALORE HOME ACCENTS Il ' 'E Noreen Bmns Frances Davls Personal Service Our Specxalty Gash Needlers Inc Salvisa Ky 40732 1 606 865 2260 Handmade Quilrs lsnirred Chrisrmas Sroclsings Personalized Cross Srirch Prqecrs Wg' Mary Alice JOY 005 pw in 250 E You know you re a graduate from the class of 86 when The varsiry foorhall ream bears Creels You have ro paris ar Prairie Middle School every morning and vvalls ro Gverlond In rhe firsr vveels of school rhree seniors are suspended The newspaper earns rhe Silver Crovvn among orher awards You vvolls inro rhe senior barhroom and find rvvo freshmen raped ro the sralls People ger caughr riding mororcycles through rhe halls In November you srarr filling our college aoplicarions You donr remember your vveelsends The school is under Qonsrrucrion You ricocher off rhe oarhroom door ro discover rhe door is loclsed again' Everyone Jams dovvn rhe halls in rogas The securiry guard svveors more rhan you do You have ro vvear o coar ro rhe rrailers ro arrend Class Your hardesr Class is Drawing l Youre our ro lunch all day I I -8096 of rhe senior girls dare all of rhe junior guys AQ :nw Thunderbrrd Trovel Inc M 3140 So Porker Rd 751 1721 12 yeors of successful buslness or rhe some locorlon Cerrufled Trovel Counselor 14 yeors of overoll experience ln rhe rrovel lndusrry 5 CRT s 2 prlnrers ond one of rhe rrovel lodusrry s mosr sophlsrlcored compurers Unlred Alrllnes Apollo reolrlme rondonn occess compurer sysrem fosr occurore fllghr lnformorlon lnnmedlore locol llCl19V prlnrlng copoblllry We offer complere professlonol forelgnf ond domesrlc rour poclsooes Fobulous crulses ro Mexico Aloslso Hovvou Trons Ponomo Conol Sourh Pooflc Corlbbeon Nledlrerroneon ond more We molse orrongernenrs for Euroll posses BVITROII ond Amrrols We provide Tourlsr Cords o vlso service possporr oppllcorlons ond even luggoge rogs l-lorels cor renrols chorrers ond Broodvvoy rheorer VICISQTS RFS J Soph Phll Lolole glonces rhrough o rrovel brochure or Thunderblrd Trovel whrch offers services rongrng from provldlng luggoge rogs ro orgonlzlng com plere vocorlons Jennrfer West You con be onyrhlng you vvonr ro be olm hrgh All our love ond supporr Mom ond Arnondo Rowdy Grerchen Bridger Steve F orker To our wonderful son who hos such boundless couroge ond o speclol lndlvld uollry Besr vvlshes ond love Mom ond Dod Louro Roddy To rhe brlghr sror IO our llves, lseep shun Ing Conrlnue vvrrh your sense of humor ond enrhuslosm for llfe Heolrh ond hoppl ness olvvoys Love, Mom ond Dod DECA CGNTRATULATES ITS SENIOR CLASS Deonno Dorrlgllerl Chrls Brodford Wllllorh Coe Jeff Colllns Kam Edwords Srephonle Erpeldlrwg lkobble Folco Erlc Ferchrer John Fronlss Joe Funls Llso Groy Vlclsy Horrls Jeff Hull Jon I-lolu Don Londer Nlorls Mlller Sue Nochozel Lonce Newcomb Korhy Nevvrhon Colleen O Drlen Errco Ouellerre Korl Perlslns l4VlSll Perlslns And eo Pererson Crlsrlno Rorrwsrerrer Durl Reed Georgerro Somoros Jlrn Schoefer Don Solomon Nlcole Vlolpondo Shelly Wllllorhs 0 ll 0 - - . . . . , . I , r tm ' f K I , r w S l . - 1 r 1 Wes' F . . lx , , .. , 4 Q I 4 I ,K . . . I V , , 1 1 , ' ' ' ' ' wk Shih r r T 1. C ,I I t... k . A 3 - ' ig 'Q 9' X v zwrfl. ' 1 ,so ' f r , ' r f 252 E f N CONGRATULATIONS OVERLAND SENIORS CLASS OF 86 Come hove o meol with us ot LITTLE KING RESTAURANT Brrng your student ID cord ond recerve o FREE Litre of Sodo when you buy ony sondwrch n 'WWF . 12405 E lvllsslsslppl Ave 43200 Gust eost of Mlsslssuool ond Peoruo ln Solem Souoreb Soo 6957 my! LITTLE KING To our fovortte Volenttne our Fourth of July ttreworlss ourloyful song Best vvtsh es vvlth love Mom ond Doo 01 4? MVT? You ore bright creotlve qulcls ond vvtrty oupled vvlth deterrnlnotton vvhot you wont you con ochleve Love Morn ond Doo Jomre Akens Thonlss for being you o soeool son ond o best trlend lvlolse your dreorns corne true Ill be vvlth you Love Mom Petro L Musrck lvloy you olvvoys lseep your sptrtt for od venture ond remember we love you Mom ond Fonnlly Colleen Worte Colleen Thonlss for llghtlng up our lives for 18 wonderful yeors Moy love follow ou Mom Dod ond Connte Koren Howord Whot o wonderful person you hove be cornel As you contlnue to grow renwern ber olvvoys hovv much vve love you Morn ond Dod I - E ' ' JL I IIII I IIIII Corole whtfe t Tiffany Gilbert I I glv, Z It rr U A I A ' . ,G Iizz It - H ' V A I rrrr C I . t f ss. to S 1 E 250 X EVERYTHING FOR THE WELL-DRESSED CAR flu Performgmce Rgbqilxwheels - Suspension Rirs - Aerodymomic Porrs U x. 4 1 1 ,SQ f X Jo' 'Q f X fm A Q fu Q1 ffjffov VVS' IN X fb qfagfx Ki QE 13 fx We ef Q70 bb C 'X Q3 VUNIJXQZU Class Q09 I1 ll'I QITI fill .111 I ll w T111 l'1 FOR WHATEVER MOVES YOU 759 981 'I 623 3263 744 3657 393 0825 237 6060 798 0936 ASK ABOUT OUR INSTANT CREDIT PLAN 'I2th8nB SB OOONCI d d 8600WC 2EP yL11 I A 0 IT I Ab x ' . fv IR ff . , ' Xn - JN X 59 O 5 L55 S!! 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Love ond pest wishes Mom on the Kids Tim Rosenzvveig Jomie AKens Joson Fronzen Thod McC5ovven John Fronlss Joy Dionchi From The Wrestling Teom on Cooch Moesros To the Troll 37 You hove produced 2811 poges of memories thot should moise every student proud of Overlond Hugh School I om proud of you Mrs D VARSITY CHEERLEADER CONGRATULATIONS TO A SPECIAL I Ox!- YOLJ VE BEEN TERRIFICI 4 SENIORS CRISTINA GINA KAREN KATIE KIM KRISTIN LARAINE LINDA LISA SAM STACEY STAR STEPHANIE VICKY JUNIORS DAWN JACKIE JENNIFER MELISSA MICHELLE MICKY TAMI TI-IERESA TIFFANY Christopher Brodford You hove given us so much Iove ond hoppiness. Moy the future bring you sucf cess in oII of your endeovors. Love Mom Dod MIKe 6 Steve ,A ' Christine Smith SpecioI doughters roKe speciol core. Moy your joys be mony ond your sorrows fevvl We Iove you Mom ond Dod Mike Kovonogh As you novv enter oduirhood olvvoys ree member vvho you ore ond where you re from. 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Anim 102 Babula, Derels 192 Baca, Dennis 76, 162 Bacher, Scott Bacon, Paul 120, 124, 129, 258, 276 Bacon, Robert 129 Baden, David Baden, Laura 176, 198 Bae, Chin 47, 100, 117, 162 Bagley, Darrell Bailey, Darryl 129 Bailey, Melissa 160, 171, 179 Bain, Jeffrey 74, 192 Baird, Lori 192 Balser, Beth 122, 208 Balser, Randall 129 Balser, Scott Balser, Susan 129n Baldeschwiler, Lisa 176 Ball, Thomas 129 Banchera, Paola 176 Band 108-111 Bang, Ki 49, 78, 192 Bang, Shanny 130 Banyard, Gayie 13, 208 Barber, Jeffrey 44, 72, 73, Barclay, Patricls 163 Barela, Dolores 100, 208 Barlser, Angela Barlser, Laronya Barleben, Monilsa 192, 221 Barnes, Buffy 96, 176 Barnes, Jennifer 192 Barnes, Nancy 176 Baron, Andrew 192 2, 129 201, 156 130 Baron, Paul 43, 130, 226, 233 Barrera, Antonia 147, 162 Barrett, Laura 130, 238 Barrett, Sean 63, 78, 176 Battle, Vilslsi 162 Bortleman, Niclsi 60 Baseball 86-87 Baslsetball, Bays 72-75 Baslsetball, Girls 68-71 Bare, Ross 130 Bare, Sarah 96, 176 Bauer, James Bauer, Tamara 22, 27, 101, Baumgartner, Kerry 162 208 Bayens, Dean 162 Beabout, Leigh Ann 176 Beauchamp, Tracy Bedare, Jennifer 60, 176 Beechum, Ralph 192 Bell, Brandy 176 Bellamy, Danna 39, 52, 53, 101, 113, 162 Bellamy, Marcus 57, 192 Belote, Bryan Bengston, Loren 112, l30, 248 Benjau, Georgia 101, 113, 162 Benne, Brenda 192 Benner, Christopher Benner, Holly 162 Benson, Janeen 208 Beougher, Rebecca 176 Berg, Carolyn 162, 221 Bergeman, Jerri 60, 112, l30 Berhane, Kidist 100, 177 Betlsheim, Michael 47, 162 Bernal, Angelynn 177 Bernard, William 177 Bernardi, Hugh 57 Berrelez, Joel Berrelez, Marivel Sod Berry, Chad 81, 162 Berry, Christie 100, 113, 117, l30, 245 Berry, Michael 163, 225 Berryhill, Shawn Bershaf, Jennifer 130, 247 Bertelsen, Jonas l30 Besley, Joan 208 Besse, Jeffrey 192 Bethel, Amy 192 Bethel, Meredith 163 Betson, Deborah 192 Betson, Jennifer 118, 119, 124, 163, 194 276 Bettridge, Gregory 19, 163, 198 Bettridge, Theodore 177 Beverly, Gina 63, 177 Bevill, Anthony 57, 192 Bevill, Tammy 163 Bevis, Laura 35, 39, 112, 130, 233 Beye, Tiffany 102, 192 Beye, William 130, 248 Bianchi, Jay 76, 117, 131, 258 Biclsley, Barbara Bicycle Club 122, 123 Biltimier, Michael 48, 49, 74, 192 Bilyeu, Justin 80, 81, 131 Bilyeu, Leslie 193 Bilyeu, Lindo 208 Binder, Shawn Binns, Kyle 163 Binns, Tiffany 96, 97, 102, 131 Bird, Ken 177 Birge, Robert 49, 177 Birlshimer, Laura 163 Bisgord, Karlo 177, Tip-in Blaclsford, John 177 Blaclsmer, Cheri 163 Blair, Shawnna 163 Blalse, Jennifer 102, 163 Blalse, Stacey 98, 131, 245 Blaiseney, Jeff 177 Blalseney, Lisa 163 Bleistein, Steve 36, 131 Blevins, Kimberly 101, 113, 123, 163 Blalseney, Sheila 102, 131, 226 Blanchard, Angela 177 Blanchard, Gregory 177 Blanchard, Tracey 131 Blandford, Kristin 177 Blazer Power 102, 103 Blecha, Tony 177 Bleistein, Steve 131 Blevins, Kimberly 101, 113, 123, 163 Bliss, Bill 117, 208 Curarolo, Alberr 164 Bloom, Carrie 53, 114, 193 Bock, Par 208 Baggess, Anroinerre 193 Bolden, Marvo 99, 177 Bale, Todd 118, 163 Bomar, Nicole 163 Bond, Dee 117, 208, 210 Bond, Ji m 47, 117, 135, 208, 210, 222 Band, Scarf 49, 76, 177 Band, Sharla 101, 163 Boone, Mike 2, 78, 163 Baorh, Cynrhia 208 Borey, Liso 53, 177 Borgman, Amy 177 Borlase, Borucki, Bosrley, Borriglie 227 Barroml Lance 57, 177, 187 Berh 177 Phil 193 ri, Deanna 6, 118, 124, 131, , 229, 276 ey, Lynn 49, 177 Borrone, Richard 177 Baurg, Denise ,208 Bouzarelos, Demerria 114, 193 Bauzarelos, Kirk 20, 39, 112, 131 Bova, Bridgerre 163 Bowen, Bawma 276 Ben 65, 208 Boyd, Kendall 193 Bayer, Edward 193 Brabharn, Timorhy 131 Brackeen, Chris 59, 209 Bradford, Chrisropher 118, 125, 128, 131, 258 Bradford, l4risra 131, 255 Bradr, Nick Brandenburg, Laura 193 Brandhorsr, Eric 113, 132 Brandhorsr, Roberr 49, 110, 193 Brandhorsr, William 104, 177 Brandr, kevin 193 Brave, Claudia 193 Braverman, Susan 209 Breckel, Joshua 177 Bredsdorff, Jennifer 197 Brennan, Callae 193 Brennan, John 132 Brennan, Richard 163 Breukelman, Maria 163 Brice, Arleene 177 Brickner, Anna 177 Brinkley, Lisa 132 Brock, Cynrhia 193 Brock, J Brogus, Brooks, Brooks, Brasby, Brossia, ohn 47, 163 Chrisropher 57, 163 David 57, 117, 163 LaVonne 60, 177 Sara 163 Jennifer 177 Brorher, Daniel 163 Brower, Shonrelle 163 Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Bruce 167, 209 Carhy 209 Chrisropher 132, 256 Deirdre 177 Dorinda 53, 193 Linda 63, 117, 132, Tip-in Melissa 118, 119, 163 Michael 177 Noelle 60, 101, 124, 163, 276 Ryan 57, 193 Thomas Browning, John Browniow, Rebecca 177 Brubaker, Bonnie 132 Bruce, Gary 177 Bruhaug, Jens 193 Brumfiel, Jodi 193 Brumfiel, Lisa 177 Brumfiel , Michelle 163 Brummond, Denise 118, 119, 163 Bryan, Tonya 132 Buchanan, Holly 177 Buchanan, lan 57, 193 Buchanan, Michelle 163 Buck, Brian 163 Buck, Liesl 4, 41, 124, 131, 132, 139, 249, 276 Buck, Sreven 49, 177 Buckingham, Jeffrey 163 Budaj, Cary 193 Budaj, Michelle 108, 163 Budhiraja, Anjali 50, 100, 117, 124, 163 Buie, Jade 52, 53, 178 Bukur, kimberly 132 Bukur, Michelle 193 Bull, Harry 47, 209, 210, 223 Bullock, Aaron 132 Bullock, Charmine 193 Bullock, Scarr 163 Bunch, Taro 108, 193 Burke, Carhleen 60, 178 Burnerr, Jason 102, 178 Burnisron, Michele 28, 163 Burns, Anasrazia Sracey 193 Burns, Rebecca 132, Tip in n, Srephen 19, 24, 124, 163, Burnside, Rick 44, 64, 163 Burry, Melissa 163 Burron, Ann 209 Burron, Rebecca Burron, Roberr 102, 178 Bushel, Edward 47, 163 Burler, Terrala Burr, Waheed 104, 209 Burz, Eric 163 Buzzard, Cindy 193 Carroll, Jeffrey Carroll, Lee 107, 194 Carsrensen, John 178 Carsrensen, Tim 101, 164 Carre, Terry 126, 194 Carrer, Paula 178 Carrer, Vance 123 Case, William 194 Cassidy, Barbara 102, 194 Cosragna, Ron 209 Caron, Timorhy 102, 110, 133 Cavanaugh, Tracy 178 Cave, Douglas 164 Chachas, Bessie 276 Chadwick, Morrin 169 Chadwick, Shaun 194 Chamberlain, lieirh 209 Chamberlain, Lou Anne 209 Chamberlin, Jim 209 Chambers, Dana 178 Chambers, Troy 49, 194 Chang, Hannah 114, 194 Chang, Susan 100, 104, 117, 133 Chang, Young 178 Chapman, Andrew Chapman, Caroline 96, 178 Chapman, Charles 178 Chapman, George 164 Chapman, Roberr 123, 209 Charboneau, Carolyn 178 Charney, Nicole 133, 151 Chase, Jim 107, 209 Cheerleaders 98,99 Chew, Lars 49, 194 Chinn, Sreven 57, 74 Cho, Jae l-lo 102 Collins, Jenifer 134 Collins, Sheila 164 Collins, Vicroria 60, 178 Color Guard 108, 109 Colrharp, William Colvin, Carla 50, 134, 247, Tip-in Comienski, Srephonie 209 Compurer Club 104, 105 Conde, Michael 194 Condreay, Jennifer 209 Connors, Chris 164 Conriguglia, Andrew 101, 110, 178 Convery, Michael 194 Convery, William 164 Cook, kennerh 178 Cook, Michael 47, 134 Cook, Scorr 178 Cooney, Chrisrina 134 Cooper, Melissa 96, 118, 164 Cooper, Sonia Cooper, Troy Coors, Brandon 59, 194 Coors, kennerh 55, 164 Corberr, Sean 79 Corberr, Tiffany 134, 194 Corley, Lori 194 Corley, Tiffany 98, 100, 117, 164 Cornell, Carolyn 114, 178 Cornell, Timorhy 81, 164 Carney, Lindell 114 Corsaur, Orho 134 Carson, John 40, 124, 164 Core, Linda 134 Corren, Jennifer Coulrer, Porri 178 Cowan, Kerry 194 Bye, Tiffany 115 Byer, Marci 114, 163 Byer, Scorr 48, 49, 193 Bryne, Lawrence 178 ccige-,fireiiy ss, roo, 101, 117 242, 276 Cage, Marrhew 65, 178 Cagle, Sean Caldwell, Chrisropher 193 Caldwell, James 133 Caldwell kerry 49, 193 Caldwell, Shane 47, 133, 166 124, 132 Cho, I-iyung 133 Cho, Kyung CJoanD Cho, Sung 57 Cho, Sung 57 Cho, Yon 133 Choi, Dong Choi, ll 164 Choi, Jee 194 Choi, Young Choir 112-114 Choinacki, Chriarine 117, 134, 245 Chrisrensen, John 194 Chung, Hiejon 23, 134 Cox, Bill 209 Cox, Brion 164 Cox, Chrisrine 178 Cox, Michael 47, 164 Cox, Tricia 60, 178 Coyer, Eric 178 Craig, Linda 164 Craig, Pamela 114, 194 Cranmer, Michelle 53, 71, 194 Crawford, Chrisrina 101, 113, 164 Crawford, Jerry 178 Creaney, Chrisropher 81, 179 Cripe, David 134, 256 Cripe, John 55, 194 Calhoun, Leonie Calkins, Perer 81, 124, 163 Calkins, Rachel 60, 102, 115, 193 Calverr, Courrnee 33, 52, 53, 192, 193 Cammarara, Chrisropher 178 Cammarara, Nicole 53, 193 Cammarara, Paula 106, 114, 115, 193 Campbell, Angela 133 Camplese, Abigail 193 Cannon, Jeffrey 42, 133, 274 Cannon, Lisa 178 Canror, Jennifer 59, 96, 97, 133, 245 Conru, Marissa 100, 164 Canu, Susan 107, 115, 193 Carlin, Sheri 101, 115, 178 Cianco, Gary 40, 209 Cikor, Carherine 134 Cikar, Jeffrey 178 Clair, Jacqueline 98, 117, 164 Clancy, Erika Clark, Gary 178 Clark, lfieirh 164 Clark, Shown 178 Clendenen, krisren Tipfin, 164 Clifron, Cindy 47, 110 Cline, Chrisropher 194 Clow, Crisry 134 Clowery, Lisa 164 Cluchey, kennerh 178 Clure, Dean 194 Carlson, Alene 209 Carlson, Gregory 164 Carlson, Jared 193 Cable, Eric 209 Coburn, Traci 53, 71, 194 Crosby, Sora 39, 101 Crass Caunrry 64, 65 Crouch, Carol 134 Crowley, Devin 25, 123, 124, 134 141 Crowley, James 179 Crucible, The 34, 35 Crump, Paul 57, 78, 179 Crusan, Emmerr 209 Cruz, Charisha 194 Cuaron, Carlos 209, 218 Cubbison, Cory 194 Cummings, Elean 99, 179 Cummings, Paul 134, 155, 235 Cushing, Doris 210 Cyga, Dennis 179 Czeczok, kirsrin 59, 194 Carlson, Jennifer 194 Carlson, Jill 53, 71, 101, 176, 178 Carlson, Noel 62, 63, 120, 164 Coe, William 47, 107, 118, 134 Cohen, David 194 Cohen, Debra 164 Cohen, Rob 14, 22, 164 Dahl, Harrie 179 Dahl, Keith 111, 164 Carlson, Shana 114, 194 Carlson, Sharon 209 Carmichael, James 47, 133 Carr Carr Carr Carr, , Bridger 194 , Lisa 102, 164 , Selina 113, 133 Wendy 110, 178 Carroll, Chenae 194 Carroll, David 25, 194 Carroll, Jason 178 Cohen, Mara 63, 117, 124, 125, 132, 134, 228 Cohen, Zoe 20, 123, 164 Coil, Sharon 15, 209 Coke, Narhan 123, 194 Colderbank, Tania 53, 71, 194 Coldren, Chris 123, 124, 125, 134 Coldren, Michelle 164 Collier, Doug 164 Collins, Jeffrey 118, 134 Daley, Michelle 110, 111 Daly, kathy 124, 210 Dolron,'Berr 57, 78, 210 Donda, Bob 210 Dansky, Charleen 210 Danronia, Gerald Dardano, Nichole 53, 194 Dare, James 194 Darley, Jay 74, 179 Davidson, James 195 C T 1lSrarf --1 OW 'U lnde Layour Deonco Boiiiglieri ll , Michelle 99, 179 1 I gy A ,.. Eric Rydbeig Although there are many guys ar Overland, Sr. Nicola Elia finds her dream guy, Mark Harmon, in People magazine. A Figment Of imagination There were many different variations on students' ideas of the perfect date, There are those who believe the perfect date would have blond hair, blue eyes and a nice build, but according to Jr. Mi- chelle Exley, Looks dons matter. On the other hand, Jr. Terry Kotta said, 'ii'le'd be average height, gorgeous, and he'd have a body i could lust heavily after, From the mole point at view, i'She'd have blonde or brunette hair, ci nice body, 5'o , good personality and nice shoes, said Jr. Dave Winter. Popular date activities included parties, dinner at nice restouranfs, and movies, Sr. Clarke Stroud had a slightly different idea for where to go on a date. 'iWe'd catch a midnight flight to Maui and stay in a condo on the beach. Wed raise a woiis along the beach and watch the sun rise. After sunrise we'd go to an eiegant brunch and i'd have her home by noon. Haw big does your wallet need to be? According to Jr. Mike Johnson it's her wallet thot needs to be big. i'l'd spend as much as she had with her, said Mike, Some people thinls that money makes the date perfects When asked how much money would be spent, Jr. Beth Engel said, As much as possible. How' ever Jr. Jim Haun, who has limited finan- cial resources said, H5402 plus tax would cover it. Davidson, Lisa 164 Davidson, Tracy 179 Davies, Devon 179 Davis, Cynthia 179, 195 Davis, Cynthia Davis, Gary 195 Davis, Glen 195 Davis, James 107, 104 Davis, Kelly 164 Davis, Laura 100, 108, 120, 164 Davis, Matthew 105 Davis, Shannon 179 Davis, William 164 Dawson, Nancy 210 Day, Douglas 49, 74, 195 Day, Jeffrey 195 Dean, Stacy 164 Dean, Starlite 98, 105, 165, 256 Dean, Teri 164 Debel, Kristine 102, 120, 179 Deboer, Jeffrey 105 Debono, Brandi 71, 195 Debono, Denise 60, 164, 192 DECA 118, 119 DeCell, Dawn 179 DeCell, Michael 57, 164 Declser, Jonathan 195 DeComa, Helen 196, 210 Degraffenreid, Beth 114, 164 Delahunty, Amy 57, 195 Delahunty, Sherri 105, 201, 240 Demeritt, David 49, 78, 179 Dendy, Douglas 105 Denette, Devin 110, 111, 117, 195, Tip-in Dennis, Kimberly 195 Dertera, Daniel 179 Desmond, Adriennne 102, 164 Desmond, Lisa 115, 179 DeVanney, Stephen 55, 164 Devine, James 195 Devries, Curt 195, 200 Devries, Darin 179, 200 Dewttz, Kristine 165 Di Blasi, Erin 179 Dial, Elizabeth 195 Dial, John Dice, Scott 179 Dickinson, Rudge 49, 179 Diclsinson, Thad 101, 124, 165 Didomenico, Leigh 105 Dietz, Jason 57 Dittman, Jennifer 52, 50, 71, 195 Dittman, Julie 60, 101, 117, 165 Do, Phuoc 195 Docls, Jonathon Docls, Laura 179 Dorland, Douglas 78, 195 Dorram, Matthew 78, 179 Douglas, Carlo 179 Douglas, Melvin 165 Douglas, William 179 Douglass, Geoffrey 110, 111, 195 Douglass, Michael 00, 101, 117, 106 Dove, Mary 210 Dow-Peterson, Jason 49, 78, 195 Dowd, Heather 50, 71, 195 Dawson, Holly 165 Doyle, Joshua 47, 70, 165 Drayton, Tracy 195 Driver, Dee Jay 210 Dudley, Maris 195 Duncan, Jason 64 Duncan, Theresa 98, 101, 165 Dunhill, Julie 117, 165 Dunn, Elizabeth 100, 101, 165 Dunn, Kristin 165 Dunn, Todd 112, 110, 179 Dunsmare, Silas 165 Dunsmare, Sylvan 195 Dupont, Jeremy 49, 195 Dupre, Gina 50, 100, 165 Dupuis, Diane 210 DuPuis, Jacinto 102, 179 Duran, Richard 165 Durlsin, Kathleen 71, 195 Evert, William 74, 195 Evilsizer, Brad 17, 180 Ewen, Deborah 78, 120, 165, 179 Ewing, Jessica 195 Exley, Michelle 100, 117, 120, 165 Faculty, 208-215 Fagerstrom, Eric 65, 106 Fagerstfom, Kirsten 55, 180 Fair, David 65, 165 Fairchild, William 107 Faison, Kristine 50, 196 Falco, Robert 118, 107 Fallon, Kimberly 180 Farley, Renee 196 Farlow, Richard 165 Farnham, Kim 120, 166 Farr, Beth 210 Farrell, Brian 107 Farrow, Gerrard 180 Favor, Ramona 180 Favor, Shane 166 FBLA 118, 119 Feeney, Eugene 120, 196 Feist, Suzanne 107 Feiveson, John 196 Feld, Sam 210 Felgenhauer, Maris 47, 107 Fellows, Keith 78, 180 Duston, Richard 108, 165 Dveirin Fellows, Linda 166 Fencing Club 122, 120 Dwyer, Theresa 04 Dye, Robert 70, 74, 165 Dyials, Tanya 21, 165 Dylsman, Daniel 49, 195 Ealsin, Brian 106, 228 Earley, Sara 60, 165 Earnest, Shirley 210 Ferguson, Christopher 107, 196 Ferguson, Cimian 180 Fernandez, Stephanie 196 Fiechter, Eric 107 Finley, Todd 107, 180 Finley, Troy 180 Fishbein, Sondra 210 Fisher, Kelly 196 Eaton, David 57, 179 Eaton, Mollie oo, 195 Eberly, Chad 179 Eberly, Shay 118, 165 Eclsert Darin 165 Eckert, John 78, 165 Edge, Robert Edmiston, Crystina 106 Edwards, Kimberly 106, Tip-in Edwards, Shane 179 Edwards, Sonya 108 Edwards, Wallace 47 Egan, Jennifer 195 Egelthur, Kai 120 Fisher, Stephanie 107 Fishman, Marc 166 Fitzpatricls, Andrew 65, 196 Fitzpotrtcls, Kelley 166, 179 Fitzpatricls, Tracy 166 Flanigan, Amy 166 Flanigan, Traci 180 Fleming, Philip 57, 196, 200 Flohr, Charles 100, 180 Flowers, April 114, 196 Fogleman, David 208 Fogleman, Scott 107, 180 Falls, Cynthia 166 Football 46-51, 66, 67 Ehrhardt, Karen 98, 106, 200 Ehrhardt, Sheila 114, 165 Eichler, Ron 210 Eincls, Janine 179 Eli, Kristine 179, 226 Eli, Michael 106 Elia, Joseph Elia, Nicola 110, 106, 264 Elliott, Julia 110, 106 Elliott, Susan 210 Ellis, Ed 06, 60, 210 Eloriaga, Elbert 49, 195 Engel, Elizabeth Engel, Teresa 106 Engle, H, Dean 81, 179, 182 Ericlsson, Aaron 81, 179 Erpelding, Stephanie 11, 98, 118, 106 200, 208 Ersl-zine, Gayle 210 Forbis, Tracy 19, 102, 108, 107 Ford, Natalie 196 Foreign Language Clubs 100, 101 Forer, Rachel 210 Forlser, Steven 09, 120, 107, 252 Fortune, Christina 07, 124, 166, 276 Foster, Sheryl 124, 125, 210 Foster, Terisa 180 Foster, Traci 180 Faust, Bryan 196 Fox, Andrew 196 Fox, Christine 180 Fox, David 41, 110, 107 Fox, John 81, 180 Fox, Keri 180 Fox, Maris 166 Fox, Michael 8, 114, 196 Fox, Stacey 196 France, Amie 12, 50, 196 Dodds, Gwendolyn Doherty, Elizabeth Qpoigeb 100, 101, 116, 117, 105 Dolbier, Todd 15, 06, 62, 117, 124, 105, Tip-in Donate, Francee 114, 195 Donelson, Maris 195 Donelson, Sherri 179 A Pigment of imagination Esparza, Rob 12, 195 Etchison, Debi 57 Evans, Fern 165 Evans, Kelli 165 Even, David 70, 74, 165 Evers, Lisa 180 Eversley, Heather 50, 195 Evert, Angela 40, 117, 106, 229 Franls, Donald 49, 180 Franls, Rhonda 29, 101, 112, 166 Franlslyn, Patricls 49, 180 Franlss, John 47, 76, 108, 144, 149 2 Franzen, Jason 76, 108, 258 Frazier, Erin 108, 196 Free-die, Kirls 107, 180 Freedman, Keith 104, 180 Freedman, Lee 65, 124, 166 Freeland, Ann 102, 166 Freeland, Douglas 108 Freeman, Becky 101, 210, 214 Freeman, Thomas 16, 47, 66, 70, 108, 275 French, Amy 196 Freshmen 192-207 Friedman, Shoshona 12, 98, 114, 196 Friend, Julia 108 Frosr, Hearher 180 Frye, April 166 Frye, Loren 196 Fullerron, Fullerron, Cory 196 Thomas 49, 196 Fullerron, Wendie 50, 120, 108, 226 Funk, Joseph 16, 44, 46, 47, 66, 70, 108, 227, 242 Gabler, Jennifer 196 Gallegos, Karhleen 180 Galligan, Michael 110, 196 Galligan, Stacey 166 Galloway, Cynrhia 117, 166 Gallup, Rochelle 50, 112, 166 Gallup, Trevor 49, 110, 114, 196 Galyean, Laurence 180 Gammel, Scorr 180 Garcia, David 47, 166 Garcia, Esrher 210 Garcia, Jamie 196 Garcia, Paulerre 60, 102, 180 Gardina, Aareon 110, 166 Gardner, Mary 180 Garfias, Ernesr Garger, Sreven Garihan, Joseh 180 Garner, Edward 108 Garrow, Krisrine Gary, Scorr 55, 124, 160, 166, 169 Gorzo, Janna 60 Gash, Sean Gash, Tomi 50, 99, 117, 124, 166 Gassel, Derek Gasron, Krisri 196 Gebharr, Jill 52, 50 Gebharr, Krisrin 00, 52, 50, 180 Gebharr, Leslie 166 Gebinine, Kimberly 166 Geiss, Karherine 108, 200 Genender, Jay 166 Gennaro, Daniel Genrry, Angalea Genrry, Marcy 210 George, Peggy 210 Geppner, James 60, 106, 166 Gerber, Sheri 211 Giakouminakis, Angela Gibb, Michelle 17, 29, 98, 166 Gibbons, Mike 180, 218 Gibbs, Angela 59, 196 Gibbs, Marrhew 57, 118, 166 Gibson, Dena 110, 196 Gibson, Erin 180 Gibson, Sharon 108 Giddings, Michael 211 Gifford, Hearher 62, 60, 69, 71, 176, 180 Gilberr, Berh 101 Gilberr, Tiffany 108, 155, 250 Gill, Ann 108 Gillen, Jim 47, 179, 211, Tip-in Gilson, Joseph 108 Ginsberg, Jay 49, 180 Ginrer, Zachary 180 Gisi, Dawn 60, 166 Givens, Bruce 46, 47, 164, 166 Glancy, Michael 181 Glasgow, Jennfier 181 Glasgow, Roberr 196 Copy Micki Hannon Layour Deanna Borrigiieri Gleason, David 49, 181 Gleason, Mark 60, 108, 208 Glenne, Anne'Safie 108 Glover, Jannell 181 Glowacki, Corbin 196 Gnose, Donald 49, 196 Good, Terri 181 Goe, John 112, 120, 108 Goerz, Mike 108 Gold, Brian 181 Goldberg, David 101, 166, 220 Goldblarr, Helen 211 Goldin, Dmirry 65, 181 Goldin, Karhy 50, 181 Goldin, Simona 124, 166 Goldman, Courrney Goldman, Jennifer Golf 66, 67 Golirz, Carrie 181 Golosow, Daniel 49, 181 Gomez, Mary 211 Gomez, Rurh 196 Gomez, Sreven 181 Gonzales, Dana 196 Gonzales, Sherry 166 Gonzalez, Anna 196 Gonzalez, Jesse 166 Goodwin, Kim 50, 70, 71, 101, 197 Gorsevski, Alexander 10, 55, 117, 108, 249 Gorsevski, Virginia 50, 197 Gossweiler, Michelle 118, 166 Gougeon, Jacqueline 60, 81, 181 Gave, Timorhy 110, 181 Gowen, Brion 74, 197 Gowen, Sreven 108 Gracey, John 04, 108 Graf, Danielle Graham, Brenr 47, 167 Graham, Erin 59, 181 Graham, Morgan 211 Graham, Rob 181 Graham, Sarah 50, 197 Grolow, Carherine 109 Grande, Diane 109 Granone, Jeffery 197 Granr, Cecilia 167 Granrham, Daryl 167 Grass, Randall 4, 47, 124, 109, 226 Graul, Julie 181 Graves, Brerr 167 Graves, ldale Gray, Lisa 109 Gray, Lana 00, 50, 71, 197 Green, Jackie 211 Green, Jennifer 17, 167 Green, Lauren Green, Richard 110, 197 Green, Todd 181 Greenberg, Wendy 211 Greenwood, Anne 167 Gregg, Erich 197 Gregory, Kevin 140, 248 Gregory, Pam 211 Gridley, Chrisropher 79, 181 Griesemer, Kelly 60, 61, 181, 200 Griffen, Valerie Griffin, Michelle 00, 50, 71, 197 Grigsby, Dean Grimm, Sandra 167 Grissom, Kelli 197 Griswold, Sranley 49, 197 Grodr, Lindo 17, 98, 140 Grodr, Roberr 167 Groerzinger, Srocey 179 Grover, Krisren 181 Grubb, Shannin Grubbs, James 17, 65, 117, 181 Grueber, Marlene 211 Guerin, Kenr 65, 81, 181 Gugoff, Krisrina 108, 197 Guild, Pauline 140, 256 Guiry, Sean Gulbenkian, Lisa 167 Gunderson, Joseph 65 Gunrer, Garrerr 167, Tip-in Gurevich, Alexander 167 Gusrafson, Hearher 167, 220 Gurhery, Srephen 101, 167 Gymnasrics, Boys 84, 85 Gymnasrics, Girls 60, 61 Haber, Bridger 181 Haber, Devin 266 l-logo, Glen 140 Hall, Dorian 110, 114, 181 Hall, Shannon 181 Hall-Srirh, Daniel 55, 167 Hall-Srirh, Timorhy 55, 181 Hallock, Krisa 114, 181 Hamilron, Amy 181 Hamilron, Joseph 181 Hamilron, Shelly 181 Hamilron, Srevin 167 Hammond, Jason 197 Han, Loraine 181 l-lan, Mark 167 Hancock, Richard 181 Hanes, Brenr 167 l-laney, Eric 181 Haney, Michelle 60, 181 Hanley, Dara 220 Hanna, James 49, 197 Hannon, Micki 69, 98, 124, 160, 167, 276 Hanophy, Rick 211 Hansen, Chrisrian 57, 167 Hansen, Mark 57, 197 Hansing, David 167 Hanson, Bob 211 Hardin, Lisa 50, 71, 197 Hardy, Cheryl 181 Hardy, Darren 101, 117, 167 Hardy, Deanna 197 Harman, Shane 101, 167 Harmon, Tammi 110, 181 Harman, Terri 110, 181 Haro, Bernoderre 140 Harper, Brian 74, 167 Harris Alan 57, 182 Harris Candace 118, 140, 227 Harris, Julie 211 Harris Kevin 102, 150, 197 Harris Kevin 167 Harris, Rodney 167 Harris Vicraria 27, 98, 99, 110, 118, 140, 228 Harrison, David 197 Harrison, George 40, 140, 255 Harvey, Jana Haskerr, Allen 167 Haslam, Judy 167 Hassler, Sara 182 Haun, Jim 47, 167 House, Lisa 197 Hawes, Hardin Hawkins, Keirh 182 Hawkins, Tonya 140 Hayes, Ashleigh I-loyes, Erin Hayman, Kelly Hoymond, Pamela 182 Hoyurin, Mason 26, 55, 118, 160, 167, 169, Tip-in Hoyurin, Michael 182 Hoyurin, Sreven 65, 100, 107, 167 Hegy, Danielle 167 Hehr, Jeff 167 Heim, Hearher 60, 182 Heirman, Randy 182 Heirman, Shannon Helander, Paul 211 Helfer, Richard 167 Helmensrine, Melissa 140 Henderson, Allissa 60, 167 Henderson, Bradley Henderson, Carmen 182 Henderson, Richard 182 Hendrickson, Jeanna 49, 114, 197 Henke, Lisa 167 Henry, John Henson, Neil 168 Henson, Rurh 05, 100, 168 Heon, Paul 182 Herbel, Chad 182 Herckner, Lisa 182 Herdine, Kimberly 60, 182 Herman, Maurice 78, 182, 180 Herman, Rurh 211 Hersey, Jusrin 182 Hess, Andrea 197 Hess, Krisrin 168 Hess, Todd 140 Hesson, Roberr 182 Hesring, Marcus 15, 60, 78, 182 Heywood David 02, 41, 55, 140, 201 Hibdan, Camilla 01, 182 Hickox, Dusrin 197 Hicks, Sreven 182, 225 Higgins, Juliann 121, 141, 208 Higgins, Roger 102, 106, 114, 168 Hilber, Parrick 197 Hill, Cynrhia 197 Hill, James 182, 179 Hill, Jeffrey 46, 47, 141, 146, 188, Tip in Hill, Jerome Hill, Melinda 182 Hill, Monica 168 Hill, Renee 168 Hillhouse, Dana 168, 210 Hilron, Renee 102, 110, 168 Hinderer, Mary Alice 211 Hinders, Duane 182 Hinds, Kennerh 65, 182 Hines, Lysandra 114, 115, 182 Hinkle, Brad 112, 141, 240 Hinron, Alice 211 Hirsch, Fred 104 Hiser, Ginger 168, 182 Hirr, Rebecca 168 Hixson, Chrisrie 81, 182 Hixson, Roberr 07, 60, 117, 124, 168 Hoeppner, Krisra 50, 197 Haeschele, Alisa 197 Hoff, 0ryon 197 Hofferber, Timorhy 141 Hoffman, Cameron 168 Hoffman, Collin Hoffman, Michael 197 Holden, Kirsren 59, 180 Holden, Scarr 106, 141 Holliday, Jeffrey 180 Hollis, Brenda 180 Hollis, William 168 Holloman, Brian 197 Holmes, Joseph Holmes, Julie 168 Holr, Kevin 197 Holu, Jon 141 Hong, Vinh 57, 180 Hooren, Ladonna 197 Hopkins, Julie 197 Hopkins, Ricky 180 Hopkins'Griffin, Jennifer 211 Hornsrein, Deborah 76, 168, 179 Horron, Rhonda 141 Horwirz, Russell 21, 60, 141, 219, 226 Hough, Mark 74, 114, 180 Housh, Cory 180 Housley, Marra 114, 197 Index Firsr 1'd have o big porry, rhen l'd hop Eric RYODGYQ One more and I win 51,000 a year for life! said Sr. Devin Haber. Had he won, g he would have opened his own business, YAHOO!! OH MY GOSHII l con'r believe l acrual- ly won. Whar should I do wirh ir all? Should l go somewhere? Should I shore? These were only a few quesrions com- monly aslsed by people who won rhe Grand Prize in rhe Colorado Lorrery. Whar would you do? Mosr Blazers rhoughr BIG!! g 'll'd buy my parenrs a yachr and hire Eddie Murphy ro perform ar my birthday parryf' - Sr. Thad Mc6owen ' I would buy o small island off rhe coasr of Spain, inhabir rhe island wirh gor- geous women, and, of course, myself. - Sr. Robert Wright III l'd buy a casrle in Europe some- where. -Sr. Dennis Winten. on rhe Concord and fly ro Monaco and rriple my money playing craps. -Sr. Ke- vin Leiker I l would buy a 1986 Ferrari and spend rhe resr of my life on Boro Bora. gJr. Brad Siler l'd buy as much land as possible wirh a house, cars, Jen, and a complere air- porr, and be self-employed in COLOM- BIA! -Sr. Rob Orr. I wouldgfind rhe perfecrman and live a lifelong party on rhe Greek Islands! -Sr. Kimrn Skutvlk l'Firsr l'd buy a Lamborghini Kunrash and a new wardrobe, and rhen join Don Johnson on rhe beach in Miami. -Sr. Dan Lander 266 Howard, Karen 68, 100, Howard Kelly 211 Howard Shelley 211 Howard, Sreve 211 Howard, Tamara 141 Howe, Scarf 197 Howell, Hildie 211 Howell, James 141 Hren, Kendra 114, 198 Huber, Chad 49, 198 Huges, Ginny 114, 198 124, 141, 253 Hughes, David 57, 128, 168 Hughes, Donna 141 Hughes, Sreven 49 Humble, Earlene 211 Humble, James 188 Humble, Laura 142 Hume, Ryan 168 Hunr, Joseph 198 Hunrer, Maris 141, 142 Husney, Evan 188, 185 Husney, Kennerh 16, 55, 65, 168 Hurchins, Julie 131, 1412, 257 Hurchinson, Marry 211 Hurchison, Jill 13, 1241, 142, 276 Hurchison, Sharon 16, 59, Huirer, Ronald 168 Hwang, Sheh-Hsing Hyder, Anira 108, 198 Hynes, Par 212 248, 249, 168 Ibrahim, Michael 56, 57, 81, 101, 183 lcabone, John 15, 212 lhrig, Cornelia 12, 40, 115, Ilsenberry, Sean 168 Imber, Srephen 1412 Imber, Tom 101, 1241, 168, 270, 276 lmfeld, Thomas 168 lmus, Kimberley 168 lngold, Jael 168 Ingram, Denine Inman, Jay 28 lnzana, Maris 102, 1041, 16 Ireland, Milse lreson, Kirls 142 Irwin, Melissa 58, 198 lshmarsu, Brian 168 Jabczynslsi, Tammy 198 Jaclsiewicz, Lisa 17, 98, 12 229, 280, 276 Joclsson, Carl Jackson, Jason 168 Jaclsson, Jeonelle 113, 142 Jaclrson, Leriria 198 Jaclsson, Maria 168 Jaclsson, Sammy Jaclsson, Sanjia 183 Jaclsson, Tisha 59 Jaeger, Eric 143 James, Slade 168 Jope, Jeffrey 168 117, 192, 198 216, 224, 8 41, 142, 227, Jarrerr, David 57, 78, 198 Jarvis, Brian 73, 148 Jarvis, Marhew 198 Jaren, Keefe 183, 198 Jefferies, Hearher 198 Jeffers, Brenr Jennings, Piper 198 Jensen, Michael 168 Jespersan, 0rirr 419, 198 Jesuroga, Jason 56, 57, 198 Jewell, Thomas 183 Jimenez, Sracy Ann 188 Jabe, Jodi 188 Jobson, Lynn 168 Kennedy, Thomas 57, 198 Kenney, Marianne 212 Kenyon, Kim 58, 69, 71, 212 Kerlin, Chrisropher 148 Kessler, Shawn 419, 198 Khalaf, Naiar 198 Khalaf, Noiwa 160, 170 Khiem, Won Ha Kiernan, Jennifer 58, 198 Kihn, Kevin 78, 183 Kildow, Carrie 198 Killeen, Joseph 417, 74, 169 Johnson, Aniia 71 Johnson, Bradley 10, 64, 72, 78, 148 Johnson, Charis 198 Johnson, Cynrhio 60, 117, 1413 Johnson, Daryl 73, 1418, 285 Johnson, Dede 69, 70, 71, 188 Johnson, Jenny 80, 841, 168 Johnson Keros 110, 188 Johnson, Leslie 198 Johnson, Lisa 168 Johnson, Lori 212 Johnson, Marsha 212 Johnson, Michael 47, 168, 169 Johnson, Todd 49, 188 Johnson, Tyrue Jahnsrud, Cassie 198 Johnsron, Jennifer 188 Joneia, Vilsram 118, 168 Jones, Chrisropher Jones, Jamie 115, 198 Janes, Jennifer Y 188 Jones, Jennifer M 118, 1141, 168 Jones, Jesse 75, 188 Jones, K risiina 108, 169 Jones, Marrhew 28, 65, 188 Jones, Oliver 18, 148 Jones, Paul 183 Jones, Sabrina 71, 169 Jones, Tamela 26 Joner, Chris 198 Jordon, Roberr 169 Joslin, Richard 102, 169 Julius, Danielle Julya, Dan 188 Julya, Siaci 86, 169 Jung, Kim 114 Juniors, 162 175 Jurado, Lance Kaiser, Troy 47, 143 Kalish, Siephanie 198 Kaminslsi, Kenr 188 Kane, Dana-Michelle Kanipe, Dawn 183 Kanipe, Scorr 169 Kanror, Analisa 66, 188 Karosils, Vladimer 198 Kari, Saaro 148 Karle, Drew 198 Kavanagh, Milse 124, 148, 227. Tip-in Kazerooni, Shad 103, 148, 166 Kearbey, Arrhur 169 Kedrie, Abdul Keefe, Jeff 57, 212 Keefe, Tom 212 Keeling, Sheri Keeney, Colerre Keller, Laurie 71, 183 Kelley, Tounyo 98, 198 Kellogg, Srephen Kelly, Corin 148 Kempfer, John 102, 169 Kendzora, Jennifer Kennedy, Debbie 212 Kennedy, John 118 258, Killeen, Thomas 48, 49, 74, 198 Kilmer, Karlene 111, 198 Kim, Dyung Soo 198 Kim, Chrisrie 120, 148 Kim, Hacls 65, 74, 188 Kim, Helen 120, 188 Kim, Huichun Rudy Kim, Joan Do Kim, Joan Suls Kim, Kwonrae Sieve 148 Kim, Michelle 120, 188 Kim, Tae Hui 58, 108, 106, 198 Kim, Tae Sils 65, 101, 108, 107, 188 Kim, Woo 100, 117, 148 King Consuelo 143 King, King, David 47, 118, 168, 172 Mozelle 212 Kinney, Claris 188 Kinrzle, Maria 212 Kippur, Scorr 188 Kirschenmann, Karherin 71, 188 Kirschman, David 183 Kirschman, Debbie 181, 143 Kirron, John Kirran, Scorr 148 Kisic, David 198 Kisic, Lynn 80, 96, 118, 143 Kissinger, Ashley 26, 117, 148, 201, 226 Kirchell, Drew 108, 168, 207 Kirro, Charles 198 Kirro, Wendy 183 Kiverr, Kelly 102, 188 Kiyohiro, Krisrin 5, 98, 117, 144, 242 Klanica, Jean 212 Klelsorlsa, Colleen Klelsorlsa, Melissa 183 Klelsorlsa, Mai 199 Klerl-ze, Rachel 88, 88, 112, 118, 117, 144 Klinedinsr, Michael 199 Kling, Karhy 199 Kling, Tonya 169 Knechr, Gusrov Knechi, Kennerh Knighr, Dana 50, 51, 144, 235 Knighr, Jenifer 53, 199 Knighr, Nicole 199 Knoll, Grerchen 103, 114, 183 Knorr, John 103, 142, 144 Knorr, Roberra 212 Knurson, Eric 169 Kohlwey, Rebecca 144 Kolanowslsi, Aurora Koanrz, Jennifer 57, 199 Koslsovich, Charles 47, 1441, 204, 228, 242 Korra, Marcello 144 Korra, Teresa 169 Kournils, Nga 123, 169 Kovall, Meredith 58, 199 Kovall, Rheir 137, 1441 Kraemer, Kevin 80 Krafr, Andrea 114, 183 Kramer, Karhy 212 Kreider, Elizaberh 212 Krieger, Dawn Kriels, Alexander 169 Kron, John 212 Krovirz, David 41, 55, 101, 117, 121, 144, 233 Kravitz, Gail 60, 199 Kubitz, Jonene 169 Kubitz, Laurie 199 Kuehner, Jennifer 60, 169 Kuhn, Magdelena 212 Kuhn, Patricia 212 Kuhn, Terry 212 Kulbaclsi, Robert 47, 74, 169, Tip-in Kunlsle, Karen 199 Kunnary, Heather Kuroiwa, Asami 169 Kusum, Rajin 169 Kwasniewslsi, James 184 Labir, Richard 184 Lacrosse 90, 91 Lacy, Kevin 144 Ladsan, Howard 47, 169 Loevenstein, Michelle 169 Laevenstein, Tami 199 Lafreniere, Theresa 199 LaGuardia, Darrel 39, 212 Laiminger, Amber 52, 53, 124, 276 Lqoie, Phil 124, 184, 252, 276 Lamb, Daniel 144 Lambert, Amy 96, 99, 184 Lambert, Don 169 Landau, Kristie 184 Lander, Lewis CDanielD 144, 256 Lander, Matthew 184 Lane, Tracy 57, 199 Lang, Cathy 29, 46, 96, 169 Lang, John 145, 238 Large', Michelle 145, 247 Larsen, Gregory 184 Lorzalere, Patricia 184 Loster, Stacey 169 Laughlin, Brad 81, 184 Laurienri, Loraine 5, 98, 101, 145 Laurienti, Michael 49, 199 Lawless, Patrick Lawless, Richard Lawson, Janell 145 Layne, Stephanie 36, 169 Le, Huon 57, 199 Leacox, Jessica 169 Lechowicz, Kellie 145 184, Lewis, Kathleen 146 Lewis, Keith 104, 199 Lewis, Michelle 170 Liedell, Liedlsa, Craig 49, 184 Julie 114, 184 LiUander, Annette 170 Lillig, Scott 49, 110, 199 Lim, ln Linden, Su 184 Jacls 212 Lindsay, Michael 49, 199 Lindsay, Jeff 101, 104, 184 Linscorr, Brett 29, 65, 146 Lioslsy, Grant 17, 110, 170 Lisman, Graham 110, 184 Lisman, lan Lisman, Viclsi 212 Lirtersr, Marcus 48, 49, 74, 199 Liu, Su Chen 146 Loban, Holly 184 Loescher, Carl 170 Lof, Douglas 199 Loftis, Kelly 60, 110, 199 Loftis, Tracy 60, 66, 146, 161 Long, Benjamin 199, 220 Long, Jami 50, 51, 66, 69, 147, Long, Jennifer 199 Long, Scott 170 Long, Shannon 170, 199 Long, Wendy 114, 170 Lee Lee Carrie Lee, Christine 114, 169 Lee, Christy 199 Lee David 169 Lee, Elza 145 Lee, John 169 Lee, Lisa 199 Lee, Mary 53, 184 Lee, Mary Jee Young 199 , Rebecca 169 Leff, Pamela 199 Leggett, Byron 184 Leggett, Robert 169 Leibman, Anne 145, 247 Leilser, Kevin 72, 73, 145 Lenamond, Scott 169 Lenhart, Beclsy 212 Lenhart, James 57, 169 Lenrini, vincent Uimb 40, 120, 170 Lerner, Julia 17, 37, 96, 117, 124, 145, 226, 227, 276 Leslie, Robert 145 Leslie, Sabrina 145, 242 Leslie, Stephanie 199 Letourneau, Trista 199 Letzig, Roger 184 Levine, Jason 111, 145 Levings, Nadine Levinson, Tifani 199 Lewis, Adam 199 Lewis, Alec 170 Copy Kristi Woodward Layout Deanna Bnitigliori Longobardi, Joanne 212 Looney, Donna Lowe, Arlandus 73, 213 Lowery, Leslie 124, 170 Lucas, Janet 146, 249 Lucero, Malissa 199 Luchetti, Shelly 170 Luchini, Karen 146 Luclsen, Rusrin 199 Lugar, Marta 49, 199 Lummus, Robby 170 Lundin, Lori 101, 170 Lundin, Terri 99, 184 1 Lutrerman, Barry 16, 46, 47, 146, Lyda, Amy 114, 200 Lyda, Kurt 184 Lyddane, Shannon 110, 114, 200 Lylslse, Holly 184 Lyle, Michael 146 Lynch Tami 50, 146 Lynn, Nora 101, 184 Lyons, Terry 213 MacArthur, Wendy 170 Mace-do, Noriega Luis 184 MocKall, Chris 146 MocKler, Joseph 170 MocPhee, William 200 Madden, Todd 49, 184 Maestas, Greg 76, 213 Maguire, Moore 170 Maierhofer, Keith 184 Mcyor, Annamaria 102, 170 Malshmalrchi, Jon Malsinen, Rachel 146, 240, 261 Malssim, Johnpaul 184 Malies, Celia 184 Malies, Christopher 146 Malils, Tanya 200 Malin, Ronald 170 Malin, Sandra 184 Maloney, Timothy Maloney, Milse 170 Manchalx, Dave 213 Mandery, Tiffany 184, 220 Manfredi, Tony 46, 47, 213 Maniaci, Deon 170 Manlsey, Michelle 53, 200 Manley, Trevor 184 70 Tiprin Mansfield, Angie 59, 124, 184, 201, 276 Maraglia, Dominic Marchand, Michael 57, 184 Marcu, Michelle 100, 184 Margolin, Ginger 10, 39, 112, 117, 131, 139, 147, 250 Margolin, Gregory 57, 60, 114, 200 Marin, Sylvia 115, 184 Maries, Melissa 200 Marrils, Jennifer 200 Martin, Anne Marie 102, 184 Martin, Carrie 184 Martin, David 213 Martin, Eric Martin, Gary 78, 200 Martin, Kelly Martin, Michael 170 Martin, Michael Donald 170 Martin, Neil 49, 200 Martin, Remy 96, 112, 139, 147, 180, 238 McKinney, Cathleen McKinney, Kevin McKinney, Rod 104, 213, 215 McLean, Jason 183 McLean, Jennifer 100, 148, 233 McMortis, Robert 200 McNeil, John 57, 171 McQuaid, Jennifer 101, 124, 185, McVay, Robby 76, 171 McWilliams, Kimberly 200 Mead, Robert 185 Medina, Bob Rob 171, 218 Mqia, Michele 200 Melluzzo, Stacy 98, 200 Melsom, Jean 185 Mena, Gregory 78, 200 Mena, Tammi 171 Mendez, Arnalda 171 Mennelses, Christie 185 Martin, Robert 170 Martin, Robert 200 Martin, Scott 11, 47, 147, 227 Martinez Franlsie 170 Mensil-2, Melissa 50, 52, 71, 185 Mercer, Mercer, Mercer, Brenda 200 Eric 65, 176, 185 Bill 49, 76, 185 Meredith, Maris 200 Martinez, George 49, 78, 184 Martinez, Pamela 147 Martinez, Renae 170 Martinez, Timothy 49, 200 Mas, Victoria 200 Masters, Jennifer 147 Merenstein, Ray 107, 148, 217 Merrell, Thomas Metcalfe, Michelle 200 Metzner, John 124, 148 Metzner, Julie 200 Mathis, David 47, 170 Mattingly, James 63, 117, 170 Mattingly, Michael 63, 74, 200 Matrox, Leona 147 Marus, Seth 107, '184 Mauro, Gary Mayer, Dianne 170, 259 Mayer, Melanie 114, 147 Moyers, Julie 60, 184 Mayes, Tracie 147 Mayo, Shealee 200 Mayrose, Michael 170 Mayville, Alicia 113, 170 McAdams, Deborah 184 McAdams, Louise 60, 66, 112, 113, 170 McAuliffe, Patricia 170 McBratney, Lisa 170 McCabe, Erin 170 McCabe, Sean 147, 240 McCanne, Harlan 57, 104, 105, 123, 170 McCanne, Kirstin 200 McCartin, Robert 171 McCarty, Philip 49, 200 McClain, Patricia 53, 200 McClees, John 47, 171 McClendon, Leeann 171 McClinon, Marland 74, 200 McCormocK, Georgette 200 McCroslsey, Carey 200 Meyer, Amy 148 Meyer, Anne 185 Michel, Deborah 185 Middlebrools, Sandra 148 Milano, Bonnie 213 Millard, Bernadeen 71, 200 Miller, Angelia 171 Miller, Brett 201 Miller, Charles 148 Miller, Chris 185 Miller, Maris 148 Miller, Rhonda 201 Miller, Sheila 201 Mllliron, Don 47, 171 Mllliron, Douglas 185 Mllliron, Staci 53, 201 Millis, Sean 7, 20, 36, 107, 109, Milobar, Danielle 201 Minari, Martin 148 Mirabal, Melissa 201 Mitchell, Denise 148 Mitchell, Lew 185 Mitchell, Marc 57 Mitchell, Michelle 201 Mitchell, Rachel 201 Mizer, Margaret 201 Mizer, Melissa 98, 118, 171 Mizlse, Stephanie 201 Mlynar, Kristina 201 Moldzio, Andria 185 Molnar, Lori 171 McCullah, Michelle 102, 200 McDade, Keithe 47 McDaniel, Colin 184 McDermott, Troy 200 McDonald, Lisa 147 McDonald, Shannon 185 McDonald, Wayne 6, 47, 171, 172 McFalls, Scott McFarlane, Laura Lee 147 McGechie, Sean 49, 185 McGechie, Sunny 213 McGee, Christopher 185 McGee, Michelle 115, 185 McGorry, Catherine 60, 200 McGorry, Shannon 60, 185 McGowen, Russell 78, 185 McGowen, Thad 76, 147, 149, 224, 258 McGuane, Lauri 185 McKelvy, Jason 200 McKenzie, Denise 171 Montague, Lori 185 Montez, Gilbert Montgomery, Alvis 102, 148 Montgomery, Monte 14, 102, 12 Mooney, Lenorah Moore, Jason 201 Moore, Moore, Moore, Moore, Jodi 29, 96, 117, 171 Lisa 70, 71, 171 Siobhan 201 Tavin 102, 171 Moore, Terry 149 Moorhead, David 11, 49, 185 Moory, Gene 149 Moran, Maria Morgan, Eric 171 Morgan, John 101, 117, 171 Morgan, Melissa 114, 201 Morgan, Mychele 171, 185 Morgan , Pamela 53, 71, 185 Morgan, Shelly 201 276 148 O, 171 index Jiiffzzfiiizttiifi I I, MJ 1 1 N I ,ig .- 1 , is f at , K! I my 'f ' E IF' si, F I 1 ' it H. 'wt lst H ! '! Two Weeks You just got back from your doctotfs of- fice, He said that you have the rare tropi- cal disease, Nanoornbavitis. You only have two weele, to live. What will you do in your final days? Something con- structive? Something bizarre? Something involving Jello gelatin? Blazers were asked these questions and their responses were somewhat varied, but they ali had one thing in common: ENJOYMENT! I would become a two week guest at the Playboy Mansion and die of ex- haustion. -Sr. Todd Swanson I would go skydiving and see how lang I could stay in free-fall without open- ing my parachute. -Soph. Eric Coyer Hi would fly to Africa and prance through the jungle, swinging on ropes and vines. I would ride bore back on iions and tigers. All of this?only to find Mel Gib- son waiting for me at the end of o rain- bow with my name written on his fore- head. -Sr. Karl Perkins. 'll would go to the moon d see what time it was. -Jr. Steve Bo man I would kidnap the keagan's dag, Ludsy, and put him up for ransom, aim- ing that I was o Shiite terrorist. -Sr Jill Hutchison 'll would rob a 7-11 or a bank or me- thing to get some money. I ld then take the money to erect atue of my- self in front of our fin choai. Immortal- ized forever! -Sr. c Fo rstrom 870 268 Two eeks to Live Maroye, Leslie 124, 171, 276 Morris, Dan 218 Morris, Jason 49, 201 Morrow, Emery 89, 149, 227, 249 Morrow, Kathleen 171 Morse, Deena 201 Morse, Donald 185 Mosbrucker, Tanya 201 Mosher, Sam 149 Mosier, Jennifer 42, 98, 171 Maxon, Brian 201 Moyer, Melinda 60, 102, 201 Mraz, Michael 185 Mroz, Michelle 50, 68, 69, 171 Mulford, Sherri 58, 201 Mullen, Jeffery 186 Mullens, Celeste 149, 151, 240 Mullica, Melanie 114, 186 Mullica, Michelle 171 Munch, Emily 171 Muna, Amy 118, 171 Muniz, Bridget 108, 171, 179 Muniz, Scarbrough 49, 78, 201 Munnell, Dean 56, 57, 186, 219 Murphy, Casey 14, 46, 102, 171 Murphy, Dana 99, 186 Murphy, Geoffrey 147, 171 amille 0 P Musick, Petra 149, 258, Tip-in Mustacchio, Heather 171 Myers, Amanda Nachaz ennifer 70, 98, 01 257 276 Na f 8 e 85, 201 air, I Nai r - 14,201 Na el,Susan18,118,12 149 49 d N 01 1 Non :ann COit49,186 Nanney, Steve Narlinger, Dretr 65, 186 Nash, Debbie 218 Nassi, Craig 47, 171 NAHS 120, 121 NHS 116, 117 Nayar, Anita 186 Neal, Kattie 149, 156 Nealtn, Patricia 201 Negri, Christopher Neiberger, Jim 218, 225 Q85 Nelson, Dayna 149, 257 Nelson, Gregory 201 Nelson, Meridyth 179, 6 son, Scott 57 elsa , Thorvald 65, 112, 171 et , Thomas e rg, Tracy 186 comb, Lance 65, 118, 149 ewco r, Kay 218 Ne house eather 110, 201 Ne m ld 201 N man, atherine 69,149 w a ,Ke 86 l 5 , n O1 Parker, Patrick 16, 64, 74, 116, 117, 150 wspap r1 , ' I Parker Rachel 5, 86 l C r ' PrlrScotr ' e H n 2M I r, Tffany u Truon 171 Parl Illia 02 N I 186 I 5 N rsor:7ulieE02,-?r28w ' u , e schich, Da N ,Stev 498 11 Pe,D n ,Mic V P ri , e 6 U5 it a, John , 8 ' Pat ,Ti or y 151 JH- Ks a - I. f ,Jttt , ' 1 ,115, 7, 9 at es n, I3 bert 0 es , e 2 oonan, at 8 Pato ,Je rey 2 o BL P li, a n 2 2 M I eno, n , elissa 58, 2 aul eno, Ta ara 99, 114, 18 N tts, Julie 3, 1 P isen, tw cott, a lsen,Frit 187 N ine, Kev' 7 1 T er, Ch i 18 N llis 1 2 Pea e e 1 Novack, Michele 2, 24 ay, Kory cl Li 'Conn ll ' m d , ?Ia 172 O n , e rs n, Da d 613' ,Coll r29,41,108,189,15 , ' ii err, re 7, 172, 178 '1 le e a a151 O'Br' , Jud 119, 172, 274 ,, 'in O' are, Tania 58, 59, 150, 259, 261 'ga s I 1 11 , 2 O'Loughlin, Sean 186 P pp 'G 2 O'Malley, Eric 172, 202 Perci I, - y 202 O'Malley, Michael 172 Perlman, Daryl 187 O'Neil, Sharon 150 Perlman, Dixie 214 O'Psourke, John Perkins ati 117, 151, 255 Oakes, Anthony 65, 186 reins, Kristi 255 Oakes, Ptobert 186 Oakes, Timothy 68, 65, 6 , 0, 255 Oberem, Ronald 17 Octagon Club , 121 Oehlert, tricia 102, 186 Olaza l, Michelle 68, 128, 172 livar, Kimberly 984158 Olivar, Oli rl 9 n e, ur ie186 stra 114, 115 Ol on, Mary 218 4, 118 -1 16, 47, Orc , Koyce Orr, Krista 5 , 186 Orr, kobert1 , 61 Orr Dert 8 rte gela 186 tell, Amy 202 rttz, Oclivez 186 Osborne, Leann 172 Osborne, Tamar Ostro , gory , 202 Oswal , Ja 0, 255 Oswa Margie 189 Otero, eather 100, 218 Ott Jane 218 tterpohl, Psamee 2 Ottinger, Jennifer 186 O Erica 117, 118, 150 O ens, eray Pace, Mark 150, 247 Pacheco Ju 218 Pa o 1, 202 Poch , Tan a ack a An 172 , 15, 218 Page, ayil Painter, Lee An 1 Palmenf oy 18 Palmer, 0 ' 0 er, yan 186 er, Jeanette 112, 118, 114, 115, 2 lmer, Paraskevi P er, Joel 202 TJ Perrigtn, Jeffrey 1 Persoff, Jason 57, 2 Peters, Lara 151 Petersen, Andrea 118, 151, 88 P ersen, Tiffany 102, 120, 18 Peterson, Derek 57, 74 Peterson, Ray 158, 214 terson, Sonia 71, 172 Pettinger, Scott 80, 4 78, 75, 172, Tip- in C9 Pfeiffer, Melissa I' Pfisrhne, Jas n ' Phal n, n1 P ley, atthew 187 P s, Jeffrey 187 illt s, Brian htlltps, Jules 49, 202 Ptchon, Nicole 187 Pierson, John 57, 02 Pierrobon, a 1 Pila ski, Mt el 5 , 78, 202 Pin Au 18 X Pirch, my 106, 114, 202 Pistone, Lisa 187 Plagman, Scott 172 Piogman, Timothy 5, 1 Platt, Cynthia , Podrask , Da id 172, Tip-in P ttical Awareness Club 116, 117 I , oIynn172 Pollock, Dan 65, 81, 172 Pom Pans 96, 97 Pool Jeanie 214 Popp, 120, 121, 151 , Jason 202 Porter, Karen 172 f Portman, Am 202 Potter Davi 18 Potter, enni r102,187 Potter en 202 Powell, Lucia 151 Powell, Todd 202 Powers, Heidi 187 colin, ckristton 15, 47,87Qx' N Powers, Stephanie 110, 202 Pray, Melissa 172 Preisser, Scott 57, 78, 202 Preston, lan 202 Price, Rebecca 210 Prichard, Donna 214 Priclsett, David 09, 101, 107, 116, 151 Pringle, Jeffrey 202 Protextor, Laura 12, 20, 60, 101, 116, 117, 120, 172 Pratextor, Michael 49, 187 Prud'homme, Sheri 106, 114, 202 Pucci, Anthony 74, 75, 110, 202 Puicino, Roarlse 187 Purfurst, Laurette 119, 214, 222 Putman, Julie 151, 245 Putman, Tracy 102, 202 Putt, Kimberlie 202 John Qulfitdna, Deann 172 Rachbach, Samantha 4, 99, 117, 151, 11040, 248 R001 Timothy txei1gAftne 202 Rosle, Julie 110, 172, 179 Raisia, Michelle 172 Raintree, Casey 114 Ralston, Jennifer 200 Rampy, Thomas 15, 62, 60, 101, 117, 124, 102, 152 Ramsdale, Kathryn 60, 187 Ramstetter, Cristina 94, 98, 110, 118, 119, 152, 228 Ranger, Michael 187 Rasberry, Kimberly 200 Rasberry, Melvin 49, 187 Ratcliff, David 187 Ratliff, Chastity 200 Raymond, Greg Raynor, Lisa 200 Razatos, Peter 200 Redd, Mario 47, 172 Reddy, Heather 117, 124, 172, 276 Reddy, Julie 60, 71, 114, 200 Redmond, Hayes 56, 57, 200 Redmond, Stacy 52, 50, 110, 172 Reeb, David 2, 47, 66, 101, 172 Reece, Lori 71, 187 Reed, Durleon 46, 47, 152, Tip-in Reeder, Stacey 60, 187 Reeder, Susan 152, 228 Reese, Ryan 107, 187 Reeves, Michelle 100, 102, 106, 172 Reid, James 42, 101, 107, 172 Reif, Gerald Reif, Joe 200 Reiger, Tiffany 200 Reilly, Cullen 187 Reinhard, Lori 187 Reinhart, Tad 187 Reiser, Sammy 114, 200 Reiter, Shawn 187 Reitz, Andrea 12, 192, 200 Reitz, Marci 50, 51, 101, 160, 172 Reyes, Jennifer 214 Rhoades, Angela 152 Rhodes, Sandra 06, 187 Rich Elizabeth 200 Richardson Jerry 214 Rieber Douglas 187 Riese Janell 214 Rife Kathy 214 Riley Rhonda 187 Riser Kristin 69 71 187 Riser Marna 124 125 152 258 276 Risley Renee 121 152 Ritchlso Brian Copy Paul C Baca Ritchlco, Chris Rivera, Cornelius 49 Rivera, Luis 49, 78, 200 Robbins, David 152 Roberson, Sieve Roberta, Kristen 100, 200 Roberts, Gyendolynne 249 Roberts, Michael 100, 117, 120, 172 Roberts, Sally 99, 124, 187, 276 Roberts, William 49, 187 Robinson, Duel 214 Robinson, Marcus 187 Robison, Brian 57, 74, 200 Robison, Eric 124, 152 S I e Q 1 1 S l 5 120 S tx n 1 1 2 v 170 Robison, Steve Roddy, Laura 152, 252, 257 Rodish, Scott 187 Rogers, James 170 Rohr, Barbara 170 Rohr, Gina 17, 98, 152, 155, 200 Rqas, Joe 170 Rqo, Ronda Rolfs, Matthew 200 Roluti, Terri Romanslsy, Milse 47 Romero, Paul 49, 200 Romney, Cameron 200 Romney, Shannon 152 Rosas, Paul Rosas, Steve Rose, Susan Rosen, Gil Rosen, Ronit 200 Rosenbaum, Cydney 96, 114, 188 Rosenzweig, Timothy 47, 226, 258 Roser, Kristina 60, 66, 71, 188 Roser, Sue 214 Ross, Christine 112, 170 Rosser, Stacee Rost, Nicole 89, 188 Roth, Janette 170 Rothberg, Lauren 188 fM , 100, chau , v ti 214 S e ryl170 76, 77, 150, Rottman, Susan 60, 188 Rountree, Casey 65, 200 Rowe, Mary Jane 214 Rowland, Matthew 200 Rowlett, Bernard 102, 150 Roybal, Lillian Roybal, Nora Rozas, Trudy 214 Ruegge, Jason Ruff, Stephanie 71, 191 Ruiz, Larry 49, 78, 180, 188 Rulison, Douglas 49, 188 Runge, Duane 200 Rush, Laura 50, 71, 200 Russell, Daniel Russell, Stephen 188 Ryan, Bradley 94, 102, 124, 150, 249 276 Ryan, Christopher 60, 150 Ryan, Maris 200 Ryan, Robert 55, 170 Ryan, Seth 05, 112, 225 Ryan, Shaun 07, 170 Rydberg, Eric 5, 54, 55, 101, 117, 124 125, 102, 150, 208, 276 SADD 22 20 Safer Ricky 214 Saine Lisa 188 Saine Rhonda Salazar Tyler 65 81 188 Salinas Melanie 200 Sams Christopher 60 81 188 Sanchez Cesar 100 150 229 Sanchez Rafael Sanchez Robert 188 Sanders, Daryl 49, 200 Sanders, Michael 150 Sandauist, Charlene 200 Sanford, Sean 176 Sanow, Wilhemina 170 Sargent, Amy 52, 50, 188 Sasina, Krista 188 Sauer, L nn 11' 118, 170 aus, M ' OU - c 1, , Server, Karen 71, 204 Severson, Amy 170, 204 Severson, Sanse 50 Severson, Sarah 50, 110,430 Sgtillo, Belinda 102, 1 8 ' h er, Maris 170 K itz Todd tz Je n 'c 46, 7,1 ,Erin 20 a ' h, Ji a ' s tie , . .. 205 Sa a , F1191 ' 170 Say f arma ht lv seyer, J e 5, 01,10 ' 116,1 0 I er, Cherra 15 efer, Gary 1 Eef r, ames 18, 54 Sh e , aurence 11 , er D 6 p c 51 6 s p 5 rn 1 Y ' I 4 S 15 tl 5 ' Q 01,107 1 AH I Q it 18 5 155 Gr imm 4 LSO A 1, S ' , 0 N ' Sh , A h QS Shant ,214 wx N w, a eth .5 Shaw ary art u s Q Step X- 7 5 S 5, Kellie G: , J ' mx- Q ' -w.e 188 - rli , Gary 57 -as , c - ' f ' She erd,S - 8 r , - - - CTtacyD 4 2 H or 0 erm , 1 49, - an nfqh , - ' , , 17, 170 . m, iyu Do fi s ler, c ri , 154, 17 s sit y oh 0 5 cheffl , iq- 1 ' ' y Kelli Sc 1 L - 173 irI9y'SU5Qn1OQ, 5Ch etli . ., 200 siitve, Kev ,15 Schenb , 4 'Vey 5 0 214 S e er r, D nis 49, , 2 0 nneth 6 ' ' Def 9 l i ,Tiffan 189 Sch Mlcheli Shgftl Som y S t onne 200 Shgrtef, s , Daniel 55, 10,51 189 Sche J n nil 7 , 94 C u alse,Am 5 Sc 19 t' : A all Y 14 4 Ufnglqgr 1 5C 1, 135 n ' Sh malse, ie 170 Sc V Gi, Lori mga' D QVQ 1141, Sch an, il a , 154, Tip-in gn Mgr 3, 20 r, 0 1 , 154 g shape, ch i 17, 1 A K S . id, rin 170 . 5 -1- 1 I ,170, ip' Sch liz, HGl5O ' ,E .fl I I Ommi 102' 1 r Schm s ,Clin s f igdestad, Karin 96,1 1 , 0,179, Sc evin 200 ' 218 I Sch p oerster, rbara 63 Sil , 'L u 1 5, 174, 4 Scholten 1 4 ,170 Sch e , : '- 98,204 I in .1 s, onic H' ers, Kristina ' 1 , 110, 2 ' m tine 174 1 9 ' Sc 21 ' Oihryti 98, 110, 1 , 4, Silvergl S 7 I 155 1 ' O I 1 ' S hrei ,Un ' ophe , 204 Si , Cynthia 204 U4 5 05003 173 impson, K therine , 18 S ue e, artin 1 51,-NDS I Q 501 Q MJ Schult Timor y . o , ' ard 101, 104, 189 Sc tz, , Navneet 0, 100, 1 4, Sc I I1 49, 188 Sitzmg t 21 Sc It , Troyly 118, 1 Slg I 1 sm Iz sirt F1 ,iviieiweei Scott 50 ML Q11 SCD 1 Slslarevslsy, I e e 20 550 1935 if '7 Slsrien, Mich ll , 0 Schw r o It it 4 f ,, 'gy igeii I 1 Sch'-1' 1 7 -' fi W' ' 4 vilsl.Kim 155 Sch enlse - 1 A 1, 1 , 1 8 . ter, Lynn 189 Xb seii B , se e, Gr e 04 Scie Club 104, 105 Ove y I 5 Scoggi , I1 Q 5COQQi 1 5 kg ' Alien 120 Sco ,Jill 205, Q14 5 H Q C Scott, Kimberl 2 Scot cot ya 10 Seam Theresa 09 188 222 Segal R t e Seics J Seidenfeld Steve Self David 154 Sell Michael 65 1 Seniors 129 161 ffjmit Candi Smith Christine 107 155 256 Smith Christoph 155 189 Smith 1 no 99 117 I S th I Smith 12 120 1 ric 89 Smith mt Jme ' Smith e e Smith J ' f S . V . V S , .' , , , - VD, f 1 112 11 , U I . it 5911i E' mt, 11 20 1 f ' 1 1' I ' 1 4 , 1.1 , , , , 6 Rinlx, Marilyn 214 Samaras, Georgette 68, 69, Tipfin, 150 Seic , 124, 15 , 1 1 Smith' Wm 150 A , ' ' , , , ' , , ' , , 11 , s - 1 1 l A 1 1 V . tfff 1 . . 1 ' 5 1 , .. 18 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 , 155 Layout Deanna Bottiglieri Index Stearns, Carla 71 Sreeber, Amy 124, 156 Thayer, Todd 205 Thibodeau, Daniel 190 Srefanoft, Joshua 189 Stehlrls, Tricia 174 Stella, Michael 205 Srellino, Vincent 49, 189 Sremper, Jon 47, 174 Stephens, Amy 205 Stephens, Julie 174 Stephens, Sharon 156 Srephenson, Rebecca 205 Thomas , Julie 102, 190 Thomas, Lisa 22, 117, 182, 157, 245 Thomas, Rochelle 50, 69, 157, 247 Thomas, Ryan 49, 190 Thomas, Vanessa 102, 117, 122, 128 124, 157 Thompson, Andrew 205 Thompson, Anna 60, 205 Thompson, Annie 205 5l9V05. Carlo 69 Thompson, Aaron 205 STQVVGW1 DOWU 174 Thompson David 57, 117, 174 Stevens, Grant 68, 78, 215 rhompgoh, Jeff 213' Q15 Stevens, Kevin 17, 40, 49, 109, 110, 205 Thohopgoh, Johhhy gnc gydwg STGVGVWS, MJCDOGI 174 Thompson, Michelle 205 ' Smith, Jason 174 Stevens, Shaun 48, 49, 189 Thompson M1149 After crashing his car, Jr. Torn lmber asks his farher gfmhr 10419 QU4 gfevehsohl TW-norhy 174 Thompson' M019 174 rhe all rmparranr question: Do we have ro fell gfmhy 1056.911 112' 18Q gfewohy iomes Q05 Thompson' mchord 57' 110' 205 Mom? ' Smith, Kendra 204 Srewarr, Julianna 156 Thompson, Rodger 110, 190 XX Smith, Michelle 114, 189 warr, Romales 205 Thohqpwh Russel 157 L I- Smith, Mirch l100,189 ear, omes Thofmoh, eoffrey 0 Smith, Parr 174 anjaner 124, 174, 276 Th fr, fy 110' Q05 I sforrrr, Pa , 11 215 ' ill, ra rroy 189 Th Q Dov Q5 I, Smith, Re 2 Stilwell, Marls 49, 205k Th er, Oroh 157 Smllhf P199 V 59 5F'0'T59 9 Y Tho ngren, Barbara 215 , SVTTTTTW, SOD OO CU, TOT, TO7, T89 N 91, l 20 'I' Or rgnl Sggrr Smith, Sara Rammy 108, 4 l o Isro en Orhfohl Thgmgs Q05 The Schooi yeor is Summorized here wirh Smith, Sus oec e, Charles 112, 174 e Desrre 58, 120, 174 some of the srudenrs' favorlre auorariansz smrrh, Vrcroga 174 Srolcrs, Joseph so, 57, 1 Q, rem Q05 Smith, Woo ie 47, 215 Srolrzfus, Kell 174 Throfhy Craig 1 -u 1-gs? Herbyfl JL Geoff Murphy Smirhberg, n 57,204 Sro , ndr w110, 0 Thnffhoh, DO 11419, 160 -- Obviously a major malfunction, - Smrrhson, Candice 189 Sneddon, Debbie 215 Sro er, o r 189 Sr r, alo e 174, 201, Tip-in Y. Thursr ,T s, 190 rer ey o r 190 ' 'V ' rn , Kelly 205 , Tingle, Michael 190 Trnney, Christine 7 N858 soyoor, D vro 47, 155. rr A , 255 oro, Larry 2 5 - This is nor a comoerrrroo, ir's only an Snyde ond 155 srroworrooo, AT exhibition. Please, no wagering. MDa- SOUJGC 1 159 25' 215 5 'I JOY 174 Vid Lenermon Soccer, I 6 59 rri fellow, Krrsrln 10 Soccer, Girls 82 88 rro d, Amanda , 189 - Go ahead . . , make my day! -Clinr Eastwood - Book on over ro London and jam with rhe Stones! -Spicolli - lr is babe, lsn'r ir? - My Chauffeur M l'ley! How come Andrew gets to get up? lf he gets up, we'll all ger up! lr'll be anarchyl - Judd Nelson, The Brealsfasry Guo - l would prefer not ro. fl3arrleby Softball 98 Solomon, Kri Solomon, Da Son, Jenny Son, Tels-Su 189 SonderJannerr 156 Sondertan, Jerfe 156 Song, l-lye 174 Song, Juno 204 Song, Man 189 Srroud, Clarlse 8, 15, 181,115 04, 88 Srruble,XErrc 17 T rucl-1 a lb ra ucls a ,S 2 r n, chelle 174 Suedmerer, A y S e , Erran nl S Z, Rony u lliv Sreven 49, 205 umner, Jacauelyn 205 Sun, l-lenry 47, 174 SonQ. Jennifer 2, 1 .. lr's easy ro be 41 but ir's hard ra sray ,191 Tier' TMA' JT' 5h0Y EbeflY Sorensen, Sean 174 A 1 a Q h 15 7 M I rrust you about as far aslcan throw Sorenson, Paul 20 cb ' . s , dd15 , 221 yOU , DOd Zourhag, Reeog, Og , 1 S-J 232 ,Jgfgvid .. I donrvvanrta lsnow, l dan'r wanr to rqrhooriy 174 Swergarr, Errc 4 M learn. See, the more you drive rhe less 590,166 A1204 SWS, O ,V MG Ao' 4' Q0 inrelligenr you arel - Repo Man 51,1-,my Ame 1 svvr log, 81 0- Dude -Jr.CJWeber andfor Sr. Jay soorro, Maurice 11 Sw' 1 ,GirlS62, 63 Bianchi V 1 Sparlss, Yahniqueg -M HYOU didn? r h . YGU diddr V r V you Spears, Shellle 174 abb rr, rchae'158 did?l - Jr. Jennifer Befson Speech and Debare 106, 07 Spence, Eric 189 b r , Patricia 1 9 ' David 17 7 T dd, on1 0 dd, rry racey 59, 66, 174 rorsoo, Dovr 25,31 , 741' 16 Tomashosls, 1 el6 7 75, Mama, r cesc 0 ol rin 15 ping, Debra 205 Torgove, Shelley 59, 0 Tarpey, Srep en 74 Tow y, P rri O19 j fl . 1- 1 ill 6 , 61 205 raudr, Debor 190 Travis, Teri 102, 205 Trrbble, Barba a 2 5 Trobaugh, ra 118, 174 T augh, a 2 6 Tr , h ine 190 T ow, David 157 Trow, Jarod 68, 190 Trownsell, Jason 174 Trownsell, Joshua 206 Trudgian, Terrill 190 Truerr, Tressie 58, 206 Trumm, Christopher 190 Tsuchimoro, Gregg 157 I Tra ii 3 Tr - lr suclss being smart and responsible . . , nor rhar l would know! -Jr. Greg Bettridgel ' 1+ 1 I Move ro rhe side or you're ganna get hurrl - Sr. Vicki Harris l'm a vulgar man, but my music is goaa. - Tarn I-lulce, Amadeus A, Larerl -Soph. Mandy Stroud and! or Jr. Joan Scherrer Spencer, Bradley 49, 18 Spencer, I-lenry 276 Spencer, Michele 118, 174 Spradley, Cynthia 174 Spradling, Michael Spradling, Rodney 204 Sraacls, Clem 215 Srabler, Marcia 156 Stanley, Douglas 25, 204 Sraples, Reginald 47, 156 Tam o, Diana 8, 4 Tapor, Bridgette Tare, Shamayne 205 Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Bo e 98, 102 20 Ca rri 190 A M rri 7, 17 Taylor,M sa ,15, 0 Taylor, Stefanie 118, 119 12 Taylor, Tegan 4, 156, ip-in Teichmon, Cheryl 205 174, 276 Tsumura, Kurr 81, 174 Tsumura, Ted 102, 108, 209, 215 Tuclser, Laura 190 Tuclser, Martina Tuclser, Sandra 190 Tuffield, Charles 49, 78, 206 Turls, Dauria 89, 100, 115, 190 Turner, Eric 174 Turner, Timothy Tyrrell, Tia 174 Later Dude! y Stallings, Stacy 174 Sramper, Barbara 215 Srarbecls, Paige 174 Stark, Alan 205 Srarls, Gary 174 Srarr, Leslie 174 Teichmon, Robert 10 117, 128, 174 Tennis, Boys 66, 67 f Tennis, Girls 92, 98 Terrell, Joseph 190 Terry, Alan 190 Tyrrell, Tiffany 174 enabe Har l1a l ? . A O rm boy 102 O A lrrc - . , 40 Tesl1e, Horor 18, oo, oo, 117, 181 me g o Vairhe, Paulerre 215 Vickers, James Wyarr, Upchurch, Carlron 49, 206 Valdez, Michael 157 Valenra, Shari 110, 206 Valls, Brooke 190 Van Nice, Jennifer Van Trees, Jennifer 57, 206 Vanderpuil, Carl 190 Vanderpuil, John Vanliew, Srephen 206 Vanordsrrand, Jean 60, 110, 158 Varela, Alissa 206 Vassallo, Allison Vaughan, Sracey 56, 57, 74, 206 Vaughc, Carol 108, 206 Vaughr, Ashlyn 108, 206 Velasauez, Paul 120, 147, 174, 216 Verren, Lee 120, 206 Vialpando, Nicole 19, 25, 158, 248 Vianzon, Frank 206 Vigil, Deanna 102, 114, 190 Vinnakora, Dhenuka 114, 206 Vinnakora, Shyamala 114, 190 Vodraska, Teresa Vogel, Marian 106, 114, 190 Vogler, Anna 174 Vollinger, Kurr 174 Volleyball 52, 55 Vollinger, Ted 206 Vondollen, Lorrie 174 Vowells, John 47, 158 Vowells, Michael 49, 206 Vowells, Sarah 114, 206 Waarri, Deborah 174 Waarri, Larry 206 Waorii, Sandra 114, 158 Wagner, Julie 158 Wagner, Tiffani 100, 102, 112, 117, 174 Wagner, Wesley 174 Wainwrighr, Scorr 190 Waire, Colleen 100, 101, 117, 158, 250 Waldensrrom, Mark 190 Waldman, Drirrany Waldman, Lance 190 Waldrop, Valerie 09, 100, 112, 174 Walech, Hearher 206 Walech, Jaymes 175 Walker, Mindy 190 Walker, Shauna 175 Wall, Tracie 158 Wallace, Lisa 115, 206 Waugh, Lori Weaver, Weaver, Kelly 175 Renae 206 Williamson, Jason 65, 74, 206 Williamson, Randy 55, 175 Williamson, Thomas 46, 47, 70, Tip-in Weaver, Wendy 175 Webb! Hanson Chrisrina 190 Weber, CJ 175 Weber, Gregory 206 Wedding, Carla 98, 206 Weedmon, Chris 206 Weeks, James 206 Wehner, James 47, 158 Wei, Parricia 99, 101, 176, 190 Wei, Pauline 100, 101, 117, 158, 257 Weidemueller, Kirsrin 4, 96, 97, 159 Weingorr, Derek 159 Weingarr, Jason 57, 206 Weinhauer, Cindy 206 Weiser, Craig 175 Weiser, Michelle 190 Weiss, Traci 206 Weisr, James 49, 190 Welch, Danny 175 Welch, Thomas 175 Wells, Roberr 172 Wells, Scorr 57 Wells, Shannon 60, 112, 190 Wendel, Karen 96, 175 Wendholr, Jeffrey 109, 159 Wennogle, Chuck 47, 76, 175, 225 Werner, Michelle 190 Werrh, Krisrin 50, 206 Wesr, Andrea 104, 105, 107, 159 Wesr, Eye 190 Wesr, Jennifer 117, 124, 125159, 252 Wermore, Micole 206 Whalen, Elizaberh 190 Whan, Michael 49, 206 Wheeler, Gary 49, 190 Wheeler, Krisri 60, 192, 206 Wheeler, Srephanie 100, 101, 106, 176, 190 Whire, Alisa 190 Whire, Carole 101, 107, 110, 116, 117, 159, 250 Whire, Dennis Whire, Herberr 49, 190 Whire, Jennifer K 11, 62, 60, 159, 255, 257 Wilson, Wilson Wilson Daphne 114, 190 David 100, 106, 124, 175, 276 Debra 00, 96, 160 Wilson, James 60, 100, 107, 184 Wilson, Parricia 190 Wilson, Roberr 160 Winckler, Gary 110, 190 Windmiller, Leigh 206 Wingerrer, Charles 106, 190 Winkler, Curris Winren, Dennis 55, 160, 166 Winren, Tricia 55, 175 Winrer, David 175 Winrerfesr 40, 41 Winrers, Hearher 78, 191 Wisby, Richard 49, 206 Wiseman, Mary 59, 102, 160, 179 Wisner, Par 215 Wirren, Chrisropher 49 Wirzel, Yverre 60, 191 Wolbach, Annerra Wollan, Krisrin 206 Wollenzien, Jay 175 Wong, Naralie 206 Wong, Richard 104, 206 Wong, Rodney 49, 74, 191 Wood, Lawrence 57, 206 Woodhouse, Franklin 47 Woodward, Eric 191 Woodward Woodward, Parrick 100, 175 Workman, Sheila 191 Worrell, Srephanie 24, 127, 175 Worrell, Tracy 40, 160 Wresrling 76-79 Wrighr, Dawn 206 Wrighr, Duke 206 Wrighr, Elizaberh 210 Wrighr, Jusrinian Wrighr, Roberr Wu, Karin 206 Wu, Paulo Hsin 120, 191 Wuersrl, Amy 160 Wuersrl, Eric 191 Terri 160 , Krisrin 124, 160, 208, 276 Whire Jennifer L 11, 159 Whire, Karen 60 Whire, Nicole 159 Whire, Pamela 175 Whire, Tr i0O Whire, Wendy 102, 190 Wallace, Marrhew 78, 175, 190 Wallace, Michael Wallace, Neal 215 Wallach, Raberr 78, 175 Wallen, Sreven 64, 158 Wallen, Tracy 190 Waller, Susan 102, 158 Walsh, Teresa 110, 124, 100, 175 Walrz, Shelley 47, 120, 124, 175, 276 Wong, Valerie 6, 190 Ward, Jennifer 158 Ward, Jocelyn 175 Warner, Christopher Warner, Derek 60, 74, 190 Warner, Jereme 206 Warnrz, Melissa 108, 206 Warringron, Dradley Washam, James 175 Washingron, Pamela Wasinger, Erick 175 Warers, Timorhy Worley, Norola 175 Warson, Amy 00 Warson, Eric Warson, Kimberly 206 Warrs, Karen 190 Copy Jenn ler Beison Whire, William 60, 206 Whirlock, Lyle 175 Whirlow, Johnarhon 190 Whirraker, Adam 159 Whirrenbeck, Lisa 190 Widick, Laura Wiley, Mason 206 Wilhelmi, Gregory 47, 175 Wilhelmi, Shelley Wilhelmi, Thomas 190 Wilhire, Melanie 09, 110, 117, 159 Wilkins, Michaela 159 Willerr, Ray 215 Wymer, Jay 49, 191 Wynn, James Yokmgesisr, mem 44, co, 206 Yamagishi, Daniel 57, 191 Yanney, Amber Yanr, Todd 206 Yearbook 124, 125 Yearur, Chrissy Yi, Hun Yim, Sherry 206 Yokeum, Elizaberh Yoo, Hyun 108, 206 Williams, Adrian 16, 54, 55, 190 Williams, Anne 175, 210 Williams, Jennifer 160, 250 Williams, Julie 190 Williams, Krisren 102, 206 Williams, Marrhew, 107, 160 Williams, Melanie 110, 206 Williams, Michelle 29, 110, 160 Williams, Raquel 119, ioo Williams, Sherri Williams, Todd 55, 78, 175 Williams, Tonya Williams C Morrowb, Lisa Young, Gordon 100, 215 Young, Ivy 175 Young, Norma 215 Young, Richard 206 Young, Scorr 40, 41 Young, Wade 01, 45, 47, 160, 167, 242, 275 Younghans, David 206 Younginer, Vicroria 175 Younr, James 114, 206 Youse, Karhy 175 Yun, Youngdon 191 Yunck, Michelle 160 zach, Michael AQ, 74, 200 ZagareElaiQKrisrine 160 zqhrx. Seiiaun 50, 191 zoil, Edle 14'1 zoriso, Ame 160, 226 Zarba, Elaine 215 Zawacki, Donald Zawacki, Michael Zeschin, Hans 206 Zhebrak, lrine 206 Zielinski, John 160 Zigmunr, Erik 175 Zigmunr, Nicole 191 Zimmerman, Angela 191 Zimmerman, Jason 191 Zimmerman, Judy 215 Zimmerman, Phil 215 Zook, Loren Zundel, Erik 65, 191 .-J I I 21 ' ' , X 5 ,J l y X! i ,, l I ,J ,X - .,.. l , l I fx? ,X if X .,., C47 ,J sf' i .-2, C, . ,f , ,f l gf 1' if Layour Deanna Dorriglieri Eff IOCIQX C, C I N Tl1lEdYEAR Hollywood ond the rest of the notion wos bomborded in '85 '86 with news of new couples. The possibilities were endless for gossip columns ond mogozines lilse The Norionol Enquirer. - Modonno 6 Seon's highly publicized l'secret wed! ding - Bruce Springsteen 8 Ju- lionne's on-stoge romonce - Christie Brinlsley G Billy Joel's morrioge - Prince Chorles 8 Princess Di's November 9th visit to the US. - Totum O'Neol ond John McEnroe's boby, but no morrioge - Groce Jones ond Dolph Drogo Lundgren's unusue ol ottroction of opposites - Ahmod Psoshod ond Cosby stor Phylicio AyerseAllen's public engogemenr during o sports broodcost - Sylvester Stollone's morrioge ro Brigitte Nielsen. venls 1985-1986 wos filled with events thot mode big news. The coveroge of mogozines, newspopers, TV. shows ond rodio srotions lsept the public in- formed. - Holley's Comet - Live Aide concert - Form Aid - USA for Africo - Reogon's concer surgery - Gorbochev tolses office in Psussio - Genevo Summit conference - Sotellite photos of Uronus's rings ond moons - llestororion of the Stotue of Liberty - The Philippine elections coused greot conrroversy, President Nlorcos wos forced to flee the country, Mrs. Aquino tools office on Februory 25, 1986. Unfortunotely, this yeor wos filled with trogic events os well os hoppy ones, These unexf pected deoths ond other misfor- tunes offected everyone oround the world. - Americon movie legend Psocl-x Hudson dies from AIDS on October 2, 1985. - On August 2, Delto Flight 191 croshed in Dollos lsilling over 100 possengers. W On August 25, Ambosso- dot Somontho Smith died in o plone crosh. - Possengers from TWA flight 8417 were held hostoge by terrorists in June. Their resf cue by the Egyption militory resulted in the deoth of one Americon, - JAL flight 128 croshed with o deoth count of 520 people in June of 1985. H An eorrhquolse in Mexico in September left 150,000 homeless ond 5,000 deod. I l Mogozti wm- Bob Geldof, who wos the founder of Bond Aid, is hoisted on the shoulders of Pete Townsend ond Poul NlcCorrney. The concerts for Live-Aid were held in London ond Philodelphio on July 10, 1985 Yeor in Review William Brandhorst September 10, 1969 - Morch 24, 1986 Williom Brondhorsr, o 16 yeor old sophomore ot Overlond, died Morch 24 ofter suffering from o seizure on Morch 21. Williom's contributions to the school included involvement with Science Club ond photogro- phy. lvir. Woheed Butt, his physicol science teocher, soid, He wos one of the nicest lsids l hove hod. He never missed closs, never misbef hoved, ond olwoys wonted to lsnow more obout science. He wos well lilsed by fellow students, his English closs donoted 6 photogro- phy bools to the school in his memory. His porents, Dovid C. Brondhorst ond Corol Vestol, donoted his orgons so thot his deoth could bring life to others. Billy Joel lsisses his new bride, foshion model Christie Brinlsley, on the yocht where the ceremony tools ploce. The couple wos morried in June REVIEW A volcanic eruption in Co- lumbia left 20,000 dead or On December 111, the Teller lift at the Keystone slsi resort brolse, leaving several peo- ple with serious injuries. One man died a month later. On October 8, the Walnut street viaduct collapsed, lsillf ing one man and injuring ' -L four. W dl On January 28, 1986, the ' , Q 0 . space shuttle Challenger X xpladed only seconds ter talse-off, lsilling seven mm Gb - c, , astronauts including Christa McAuliffe who was to be the first teacher in space. - And for some, even the Suf perbowl was considered a tragedy. Katt Although all of these tragedies saddened most students, some- times they didn't seem to have a direct effect, However, an event that strucls closer to home was the deaths of two students from Thomas Jefferson High School. Srs. Dennis Drown and Nicls Carter died in a plane crash in January. 9 lwly People Magazine MCMOhOn QLCTYGVPOCJ4 Ol W9 CDJCOQO Bears, WOS O very 1985 was o fatal year for the legendary movie star Rocla TQUVP i0 T09 NFL HUG, MCM0hOn WGOVS O09 Of WS Hudson He contracted the deadly disease AIDS and died, headbonds while watching his reamggo on to victory in Srgmrmg W5 mom, foms Superbowl game against New England 'i I ' 1 1 v J , ,rr 1, I, Q. ,ry itil re.-r tit-utr ' ' , lrrvrirt l'Fotrrrtlirr'-it t Ifdl ,I iff missing. I ,, , it . W ,,, A Y 1 3' t' , J- f' Trends Grid f Fashions Many new rrends and fashions tools hold in 1985 and 1986. Whether it was a person, a movie, clothes or food, it all made news, -W Good Sex! With Dr, Ruth Westheimer - The Cosby 5hovv - Miami' Vice and Don Johnson - Rambo - Back ro the Future - New Colse, Classic Colse, Diet Colse, Chere ry Colse - Cabbage Patch lsids - Yuppies - pailsey prints - stirrup pants - Pee Wee Herman - The Brat Pack - The Refrigerator - Floral and tapestry prints - Skateboarding MJ, ..,,. .. -r - rr-fi, g-0' Z , , ,V . ,lgk if lime Magazine Don Johnson, the popular star of Miami Vice, continued where the magazine GQ left off, Hts style of dress and good Ioolss made him one of the most popular males in 1055 g ,- , ,, . ,y , 1 -' 1 , , J if .4 , r f . if Ax Year intlseview 274 On Volenrine's Doy, Jr, Judy O'Brien gers couglwr by me kissing bondlr, Sr. Jeff Cannon spray poinred his noir pinlf. ond ron oround The school lsissing girls. Eric Rydberg Closing 1 l A Wirn Adomo dressed in Howoiion clorhes when ine blood drive signed up more rhon 100 donors. i XQXQX Copy M arises' L your J le Le ner L i lfs LOJTKQQ Tilffbll 17 5 Of All ll sl? lrrrsf HDQQL tewlwarkilri T ffwflf LVLUQ f . xfx .'ffll 'ff' is tit .i3i'se QQ 4 eg will pstrvg 0 otrflfluii tttetgixggssgrzi,li1g5gs:W25tg'2e5:, WSJ! C L f K end. But it did As the future became present, A - Uv - ' visions became reality. A new cafeteria and X 03 Yl 5 ll QQNXODNQ 230597 la fb WVU fytidgbxl xl NX y T y MQSJ ws wr W M WSI? W X , QMUCM QV X0 wgflfsifq wg fx Sie GJ L.. rt weight room emerged from what had once been only an architects slsetches. An access road was constructed ta control trafficjoms cre- ated at 7100 and at 2180. While the facelift outside the school had been completed, more changes were yet to come, Cir r the summer, worlsmen would be con- r ing the commons areas to classrooms and X L01 Q50 A f N T X5 f nf -. ' tifices. KN T e'ed d N',X 5 i LC! These changes were being made to accom- modate the largest number of students the school had ever dealt with. The traffic jams in the hallways during passing periods and on the roads before and after school were evidence of he huge student population. The students' parking lot provided additional proof that the school was overcrowded. Students who had first period off often wound up parlsing either on Jewell or near Prairie, .on area which guiclsly become lsnown as 'Kansas' or 'Egyptl Sr. Lou- ra Devis said, lf you don't get here early enough, you're wallsing for ten minutes and you're late for class. of the building was changing were the large the class giving in to upcoming to graduate, the aso with the onset of t heyveather got warm, most school and started day- summer vacation. class anticipated graduation and class anticipated moving into their at the top. Sophomores loolsed forward to becoming upperclossmen and freshmen werejust thonlsful that their time in the spotlight was over. It was time for the class of 'QO to be iniriaredl With the thrill of victory evident an their faces, Srs. Tom Freeman and Wade Young watch the final seconds ticls off the clock. The varsity football team beat Cherry Creels for the first time in 1985 275 X 4 fi - T C N 1 T i XJ it TT? lit M 3Q!'. is ai? Tv avi? What Went Where The cover, mode of blocls bose moteriol with embossed green foil, ond the end- sheets, mode of mint colortext with blods inls, were designed by Liesl Buck. The yeorbools wos printed by Herfl-Jones Yeorboolss in Logon, Utoh. Mr. Dove Kondel ltolic, People wos set in Serif Gothic Light, Seniors wos set in Lydion, ond Acodemics wos set in Lydion. The bools wos printed on 80 lb. Colois poper ond 80 lb. Bordeoux poper, Also in' cluded for the first time wos on 8 poge tip-in I A s.. fi 00 A n lb A 5 r wos the district representotive. with o motte blocl-2 ond vornish odded to the There were 2000 copies of the bools printe four color. N ed, eoch consisting of 284 poges, A member of the Colorodo l-ligh School The body copy ond coptions were set in Press Associotion, certoin signoturesfrom vol- Serif Gothic Light 10 point ond 8 point respece umes 8, 11, 5, o ond 7 were selected to be tively. Moin heodlines voried with eoch sec- used in o disploy bools by l-lerff Jones. Vol tion, The opening ond closing were set in ume 7 won o medolist roting from the Noe ' x Bottiglieri ond Helverico, Activities wos set in tionol Columbio Scholostic Press Associotion f x ll Times Romon Bold ltolic, Sports wos set in with oll'Columbion owords in design ond ' Souvenir Demi Itolic, Clubs wos set in Cloister photogrophy. i f , K ' N WHO DID WH iivggc Y uf gtk L oe- Tcl A Editors . . , Deonno Bottiglieri N fl Co'Ediotot ,. . ,. Morno Riser Tl X ' 'N f'N Photo Editor . ,,.Eric Rydberg A QQ f ,A lv Lob Director . ,Chris Coldren , , l O Copy Editor . . Jennifer Betson W Y I N EZ?,miiS?l?'e iliiifilfiilm be .T if it ' SEP' 0 S it A l . ' ' ' ' s - Actigities. ,. ,. . ,. .Christino Fortune 0 - f H 1 f 3' 1 Sports . ,Leslie Moroye IQ V L - t X 4 1 Clubs ..,,. Tom Imber K l F ' ffl' lj JJ T People . . ,. ,Jonet Stitileor f Seniors , . . Kristi Woodword l no . flqy 6, Acodemics . . ,Tom Imber, Deonno Bottiglieri J index . ,. . ,. , .Jennifer NlcQuoid, Jonet Stilfleor Poge Editors . . Poul Bocon, Noelle Brown, Liesl Buds, el o , essie ochos, Tomi , Gosh, Nliclsil-lonnon, Jill Hutchison, m er Loiminger, Philip Loioie, Angie Monsfield, Jennifer McQuoid, Suson Nochozel, Heother Pieddy, Solly Roberts, Brodley Piyon, Down Smith, Steionie Toylor, Shelley Woltz, Dovid Wilson Photogrophers. , ,. ,. Steve Bowmon, Chris Brodford, Noelle Brown, Liesl Bucls, Chris Coldren, Scott Gory, Kothi Geiss, Philip Loioie, Drodley Psyon, Leslie Seicls, Christine Smith, Shelley Woltz. X Contributing Photogrophers . ,. ,Box Alexonder, Milse lsovonogh, Milse Mortin, Kurt Tsumuro S Contributing Artist . , ., . , Jeff Shesol Advisor ,. ,, , .lsothy Doly F5gffi, . A , , t Q' 'ix 2 X' , A 'l I ' L 15 1 .C V U i ' 2 XM ' k . 4 W x , 1 C A Y-Fwy S to A . g1 'f ,,f'i iff' 'f 2 A ' 1 W T - ,'.', X, ' i Q , nz' ,xiii :ffl L' ' l 276 S. X nfll. 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