Overland High School - Trail Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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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

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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

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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