Overland High School - Trail Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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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'

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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