Overland High School - Trail Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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F oculty Doris Cushlngiducorlonol Offlce Personnel Berr Dolron lndusrrlol Arrs Korhy Dolyfngllsh, Yeoroools Boo Donoo lndusrrlol Arrs Coordlnoror Chorleen Donskyfllecords Noncy Dowson Educorlonol Ofrlce Personnel Helen Deionwo Securiry Mory DOVG'5OGClCIl Edocorlon Dee Joy Driver-Speclol Educorlon Drone DuPulsfEdoCoruonol Office Personnel Shrrley Eornesr Eoocorlonol Office Personnel Ron Elchler Soclol Srudles Boson Elllorr English Ed Elllls Soool Srudres, Acrlvlrles Dlrecror Goyle EVSlRlO9'HOVYlG Economics Berh Forr Morh Som Felofngllsh Sondro Flshbeln Edocorlonol Offlce Person nel Rochel Forer-Soool Srodles Aloe Sheryl Fosrer Engllsh, Nevvspoper Beclsy Freernonflforelgn Longuoge Esrher Gorclofducorlonol Office Personnel Morcy Genrry Speciol Educorlon Peggy George English QWOQ4' Loving wife Dee Bond helps her husoond Jim celebrore his surprise forrlerh ourrhdoy oorry The porry vvos o double celebrorlon os over 80 people orrended ofrer Over- londs vlcrory over Cherry Creels ln foorboll 210 I-ley, rny slsrer's cuter rhon yours! Soool srudues reocher Harry Dull odrnlres rhe plc rures of rhe slsrers of Jrs. Dano Hillhouse. Rebecca Price, Anne Williams, ond Liz Wright. fw- ,.,'x N, f H ng- O .., ty :.- -sg so Q vu .ii A 3 g . X. .5 -1 x -sv, V ssss ,f . Q r U' l X 5 Q s m f if af 1 X! liurhv Doly X w no: l Xxqxx N lxl P . A fi U new 3 j K f Qew Q' K AV Q3 z :si WX? 5 n .Q lg Q gf F f' I Ae- ' N sa! W X ff xl, X 'X I

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Science teocher Dr. Ted Tsumuro lectures his biol- ogy closs. ln oddition to his teocher coreer he wos written four science text boolss for high schools Chrisrin Cie 0 59 coz SQ' QQ The old cliche 'Those who con, do, those who con't, teoch did not opply to some Over- lond teochers. Two in porticulor tought ond did. They ore science teocher Dr. Ted Tsumuro ond French teocher Ms. Jill Scott. Dr. Ted Tsumuro hos been writing high school science text boolss for eleven yeors. He definitely hos the credentiols. He received his Bochelor of Science degree in Biology in 1968, his Mosters in Zoology in 1968, ond his Doctorote in Heolth Physiology in 1975, ln 19741 he storted reseorching for his first sci- ence bools. ln two yeors it wos finished ond reody for publicotion. The originol nome wos Bio Heolth. He submitted it to McGrow Hill, but they oireody hod o publication of thot noture. However, they lil-:ed his opprooch becouse it wos o high school teocher writing for high school students. So they teomed him up, os heod writer, with two other speciolists. They worlsed on the fifth edition of Heolth ond Sofety for You in 1978, ond it come out in 1980. They olso worked together for the 1984 edition ond ore worlsing on the 1987 edition. Another teocher who is octive outside of the school is Ms. Jill Scott. She writes o column for the Denver Post. She hos been writing the cole umn for the post two yeors. She first got interestf ed ond storted writing when she wos six yeors oid. She decided to write this column, Hbecouse l thought I hod o lot to soy obout educotion, Scott sold. She noticed thot the Rocky Mounroin News hod o column on educotion but the Den- ver Posr didnt So she submitted some orticles, ond six months loter they sold thot they would give it o try. She sold it tol-:es ten hours to write one column. She odded, I will olwoys write, even though it might not be o column. Scott decided to leove her teoching position in Def cember for o full time position os on educotionol consuitont for The Denver Post, if-it 27 i gg. H . gg. Q wt 1 wx 5 Q.. , . 7 LL gs... f' . i . , X x Copy Brodley iiyon Loyout Dove Wilson Chris Brocixeen-Science ' E Pg ff! Suson Brovetmon-Business iq Q Q6 Bruce Browr-Physicol Educotion CD Cothy Brown Science Technicion C7 ,J Horry BulleSociol Studies Ann Burton-Educotion Office Personnel Woheed l3utrfScience Alene Corlson Counselor Shoron Corlson-Educotionol Office Personei lion Costogno-lndustriol Arts Keith Chomberloin-Sociol Studies Lou Anne Chomberloin-Foreign Longuoge Jim Chomberlinvfkssistont Principol Robert Chopmon-Science Jim Chose-English Gory Cioncio Art Eric Coble-Sociol Studies Shoron Coil-English Stephonie Cocnienslsifnglish Jennifer Condreoy-English Genevo Coroce-English Bill Cox-Moth Emmett Cruson-Moth Coordinotor Corlos Cuoron-Speciol Educotion Adomo-Cuoron 2

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'X I xfikifs I WM! ' I X I 1 X I 'TE I' s ww ls 4-gr W- K. Sheri Gerber Student Teacher Michael Giddings-Math Jim Gillen-Physical Education Helen Goldblatt-Special Education Mary Gomez-Counselor Morgan Graham-Counselor Coordinator Jaclsie Green-Security Wendy Greenberg-Student Teacher Pam Gregory-Counselor Marlene Grueber-Assistant Principal Psiclx Hanophy-Student Teacher Bob HansonfSocial Studies Julie Harris-Counselor Paul Helanderfounselor Ruth Herman-Science Mary Alice Hinderer-Foreign Language Alice Hinton-Business Coordinator Jennifer Hoplsins-Griffin-Bussiness Tech Kelly Howard-Social Studies Shelley HowardfArt Coordinator Steve Howard Dean Hildie Howell-Educational Office Personnel Earlene Humble-Security Marry Hutchison-Educational Office Personnel Sie csc? XR c 65, l'Did you hear Mr. X is going out with Miss N? No, no, I saw Mr. X with the new, young science teacher. You Isnow, the one with the long blonde hair who bats het eyelashes at all the boys, Really? I can't wait to tell Lisa. Roars of laughter are heard throughout the commons area, Kids malee too much out of a friendship. Most lsids see you at the mall or out to dinner and automatically assume something is going an, said second year social studies teacher Harry Bull. Not only did students run across teacher coue ples outside of school, but several ran into the couple inside school. Math teacher Dee Bond and social studies teacher Jim Bond shared not only their place of worls, but several students. Dean Matt Beatty said, l'Confident individuals can handle relationships in school, If the relation- ship is healthy, their worls is healthy, and that's a good sign, Mr. and Mrs. Bond are a very good example of that. But really, students are very interested in what teachers are dating whom. They are very interested in my private life. It's mostly freshmen who pry into my social life, said so- cial studies teacher Kelly Howard. Another teacher commented on the fact that when he's at a restaurant, and one of his students is waite ing on him, he gets better service from that student. Students really loved to play matchmalser, The scenario usually went Iilse this: Excuse me, Mr. N., could you help me with these algebra problems? By the way, are you single? liust happen to have a truly wonderful, exciting, SINGLE older sister, and itjust so happens I have a picture in my poclsetf' Students have tried to set me up with every sister and mother imagin- able, said Bull. Even though playing matchmalser didn't al- ways worl-a out, it didn't lseep the students from trying or the teachers from seeing exactly who they wanted to, Copy Sue Nachazel Layout Sue Nachazol CushingeHutchison 2