Overland High School - Trail Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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274 On Volenrine's Doy, Jr, Judy O'Brien gers couglwr by me kissing bondlr, Sr. Jeff Cannon spray poinred his noir pinlf. ond ron oround The school lsissing girls. Eric Rydberg Closing 1 l A Wirn Adomo dressed in Howoiion clorhes when ine blood drive signed up more rhon 100 donors. i

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REVIEW A volcanic eruption in Co- lumbia left 20,000 dead or On December 111, the Teller lift at the Keystone slsi resort brolse, leaving several peo- ple with serious injuries. One man died a month later. On October 8, the Walnut street viaduct collapsed, lsillf ing one man and injuring ' -L four. W dl On January 28, 1986, the ' , Q 0 . space shuttle Challenger X xpladed only seconds ter talse-off, lsilling seven mm Gb - c, , astronauts including Christa McAuliffe who was to be the first teacher in space. - And for some, even the Suf perbowl was considered a tragedy. Katt Although all of these tragedies saddened most students, some- times they didn't seem to have a direct effect, However, an event that strucls closer to home was the deaths of two students from Thomas Jefferson High School. Srs. Dennis Drown and Nicls Carter died in a plane crash in January. 9 lwly People Magazine MCMOhOn QLCTYGVPOCJ4 Ol W9 CDJCOQO Bears, WOS O very 1985 was o fatal year for the legendary movie star Rocla TQUVP i0 T09 NFL HUG, MCM0hOn WGOVS O09 Of WS Hudson He contracted the deadly disease AIDS and died, headbonds while watching his reamggo on to victory in Srgmrmg W5 mom, foms Superbowl game against New England 'i I ' 1 1 v J , ,rr 1, I, Q. ,ry itil re.-r tit-utr ' ' , lrrvrirt l'Fotrrrtlirr'-it t Ifdl ,I iff missing. I ,, , it . W ,,, A Y 1 3' t' , J- f' Trends Grid f Fashions Many new rrends and fashions tools hold in 1985 and 1986. Whether it was a person, a movie, clothes or food, it all made news, -W Good Sex! With Dr, Ruth Westheimer - The Cosby 5hovv - Miami' Vice and Don Johnson - Rambo - Back ro the Future - New Colse, Classic Colse, Diet Colse, Chere ry Colse - Cabbage Patch lsids - Yuppies - pailsey prints - stirrup pants - Pee Wee Herman - The Brat Pack - The Refrigerator - Floral and tapestry prints - Skateboarding MJ, ..,,. .. -r - rr-fi, g-0' Z , , ,V . ,lgk if lime Magazine Don Johnson, the popular star of Miami Vice, continued where the magazine GQ left off, Hts style of dress and good Ioolss made him one of the most popular males in 1055 g ,- , ,, . ,y , 1 -' 1 , , J if .4 , r f . if Ax Year intlseview

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XQXQX Copy M arises' L your J le Le ner L i lfs LOJTKQQ Tilffbll 17 5 Of All ll sl? lrrrsf HDQQL tewlwarkilri T ffwflf LVLUQ f . xfx .'ffll 'ff' is tit .i3i'se QQ 4 eg will pstrvg 0 otrflfluii tttetgixggssgrzi,li1g5gs:W25tg'2e5:, WSJ! C L f K end. But it did As the future became present, A - Uv - ' visions became reality. A new cafeteria and X 03 Yl 5 ll QQNXODNQ 230597 la fb WVU fytidgbxl xl NX y T y MQSJ ws wr W M WSI? W X , QMUCM QV X0 wgflfsifq wg fx Sie GJ L.. rt weight room emerged from what had once been only an architects slsetches. An access road was constructed ta control trafficjoms cre- ated at 7100 and at 2180. While the facelift outside the school had been completed, more changes were yet to come, Cir r the summer, worlsmen would be con- r ing the commons areas to classrooms and X L01 Q50 A f N T X5 f nf -. ' tifices. KN T e'ed d N',X 5 i LC! These changes were being made to accom- modate the largest number of students the school had ever dealt with. The traffic jams in the hallways during passing periods and on the roads before and after school were evidence of he huge student population. The students' parking lot provided additional proof that the school was overcrowded. Students who had first period off often wound up parlsing either on Jewell or near Prairie, .on area which guiclsly become lsnown as 'Kansas' or 'Egyptl Sr. Lou- ra Devis said, lf you don't get here early enough, you're wallsing for ten minutes and you're late for class. of the building was changing were the large the class giving in to upcoming to graduate, the aso with the onset of t heyveather got warm, most school and started day- summer vacation. class anticipated graduation and class anticipated moving into their at the top. Sophomores loolsed forward to becoming upperclossmen and freshmen werejust thonlsful that their time in the spotlight was over. It was time for the class of 'QO to be iniriaredl With the thrill of victory evident an their faces, Srs. Tom Freeman and Wade Young watch the final seconds ticls off the clock. The varsity football team beat Cherry Creels for the first time in 1985 275