Overland High School - Trail Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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I Z D3 it V x 5 : , xx so N N i g We . , 5, 5-.:'-1. 1 ' ' lk Fx ' if Q ' , X' 'V g ts SQ O A lot go off compus, ond only o few get cought, soid Earline Humble, one of the security guords. Whot wos supposed to be o senior privilege hod been tolsen for gront- ed by everyone, from freshmen to juniors. Anyone who hod o cor, ond even those who didn't, left compus. The frequency of leoving differed from two to three times o doy to once every two or three weelss. lt is pitifully eosy to get off compusf' soid Sr. Kelly Cage. l'The rule should be ene forced. Security should be ploced down by the gotes to stop people from leoving, she odded, lf people were cought, their lD's were checlsed. lf they didn't hove o senior priviw lege stomp, they were rolsen to the deon's office, where they were either given o worning or, depending on the occosion, pos- sibly detention or suspension. Reosons for leoving were onything to get owoy from the school's food, soid Jr. Don Milliron, ond l leove becouse I need o chonge of scenery. l lilse to get owoy from the schools otmospheref' soid Jr. Debbee Hornstein. People usuolly went' to McDon- olds, Burger King, Toco Bell, or, if they were in o hurry, 7--ll wos o fovorite stop, lf o person lived close to school, then o ouicls stop ot home to eot or do on errond wos onorher fovorite ploce to go, The excuse reolly didn't motter os long os they could get owoy from school. +V.. X I ii' 'F Ti I x,, Wu ,Q if l -lc ,Q N A X -- .1 -'G ef: . X::-, I X... st X E 2 V' i lf, f X i N k ig E J . ee ,, it .-'k L . i is Copy Amber Loirninger Loyour Liesl Bucls 5 1.4 i Y lx mx We . IX-1-Q.. 'S AX, . ,.. i E3 -gl: l X V t R . W gk.. 1 ,FA if F - E K K' .. ' HN b N ,Mc 'iff' Jomes Dovidson - - gg Cynthio Dovis 5 Gory Dovis QTY? ' i Ni! , Glen Dovis c DOUQIOS DOY Jeffrey Doy .lx I .Q ,S g Drondilyn Debono .lonothon Declser Amy Delohunry Devin Denette Kimberly Dennis Jomes Devine Curt Devries Elizobeth Diol Jennifer Dirtmon Phuoc Do Froncee Donote Morls Donelson Douglos Dorlond Geoffrey Douglass Joson Dow-Peterson l-leother Dowd Trocy Droyton Morls Dudley Sylvon Dunsmore Jeremy Dupont Kothleen Durlsin Doniel Dylsmon Mollie Eoton Jennifer Egon Elbert Eloriogo Rob Esporzo l-leather Eversley Williom Evert Jessico Ewing Corlson fEwing ,I

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xx ' V s QOC9 es of? xo wa Did you see . . , Yeah, can you believe . , . No , . . whar happened? Those were some of the reactions ro a new face on the security staff. Former lsirchen helper Helen De- Coma had moved our of the lsirchen and inro the halls. Ar firsr, many srudenrs were surprised ro see her roaming. I wondered what she was doing ourside of the kitchen, said Jr. LeeAnne Paint- er. Evenrually, the srudenfs got used to seeing her as a security guard and accepred her au- rhoriry. Students from last year remembered De- Coma from their trips through the lunch line. Jr. Kelly Skutvlkjolsed, l was intimidated when I saw her. l rhoughr she was maybe going ro hir me with her spatula, Freshmen, who never saw her as a lunch lady, did nor question her authority, As Fr. Mike Mattingly pur ir, I re- specr her as a security guard, DeComa could frequently be found upstairs, lseeping the halls free of rroublemalsers. Teach- ers appreciared the auier halls and also appreci- ared not having their classes disrupted by unruly studenrs in the halls. Some students, however, felt that while she was doing herjob, somerimes her orders were unnecessary. She tells people ro get our of rhe halls when rhey're nor doing anything wrong,just going to their loclser ro ger something, said Jr. Michelle Sturgeon. Mike said, I guess she's jusr doing her job. Helen DeComa became a familiar sighr in the halls. Once an adjustment was made, stu- denrs had no problem seeing her as a security guard, Copy llearher Reddy l.ayoui Leisl Duclx Kim Goodwin Virginia Gorsevslsi Brian Gowen Sarah Graham Jeffery Granone Lana Gray Richard Green Erich Gregg Michelle Griffin Kelli Grissom Sranley Griswold Kristina Gugoff Jason Hammond James Hanna Maris Hansen Lisa Hardin Deanna Hardy Kevin Harris David Harrison Lisa House Jeanna Henclriclsson Andrea Hess Dustin Hiclsox Parricls Hilber Cynrhia Hill Krista Hoeppner Alisa Hoeschele Bryon Hoff Michael Hoffman Brian Holloman Kevin Hair Ladonna Hoaren Julie Hoplsins Maria Housley Q45 D60 XQWGMCYJQ5 if X sg i WK gy M iii C. QF 5 oy? f X N C we X. Q CQ vsp, Q- 197 Faison -Howe 'JJ V35 ' X6