Overland High School - Trail Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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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,