Overland High School - Trail Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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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

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' 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

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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