Overland High School - Trail Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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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

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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

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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