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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X 4 fi - T C N 1 T i XJ it TT? lit M 3Q!'. is ai? Tv avi? What Went Where The cover, mode of blocls bose moteriol with embossed green foil, ond the end- sheets, mode of mint colortext with blods inls, were designed by Liesl Buck. The yeorbools wos printed by Herfl-Jones Yeorboolss in Logon, Utoh. Mr. Dove Kondel ltolic, People wos set in Serif Gothic Light, Seniors wos set in Lydion, ond Acodemics wos set in Lydion. The bools wos printed on 80 lb. Colois poper ond 80 lb. Bordeoux poper, Also in' cluded for the first time wos on 8 poge tip-in I A s.. fi 00 A n lb A 5 r wos the district representotive. with o motte blocl-2 ond vornish odded to the There were 2000 copies of the bools printe four color. N ed, eoch consisting of 284 poges, A member of the Colorodo l-ligh School The body copy ond coptions were set in Press Associotion, certoin signoturesfrom vol- Serif Gothic Light 10 point ond 8 point respece umes 8, 11, 5, o ond 7 were selected to be tively. Moin heodlines voried with eoch sec- used in o disploy bools by l-lerff Jones. Vol tion, The opening ond closing were set in ume 7 won o medolist roting from the Noe ' x Bottiglieri ond Helverico, Activities wos set in tionol Columbio Scholostic Press Associotion f x ll Times Romon Bold ltolic, Sports wos set in with oll'Columbion owords in design ond ' Souvenir Demi Itolic, Clubs wos set in Cloister photogrophy. i f , K ' N WHO DID WH iivggc Y uf gtk L oe- Tcl A Editors . . , Deonno Bottiglieri N fl Co'Ediotot ,. . ,. Morno Riser Tl X ' 'N f'N Photo Editor . ,,.Eric Rydberg A QQ f ,A lv Lob Director . ,Chris Coldren , , l O Copy Editor . . Jennifer Betson W Y I N EZ?,miiS?l?'e iliiifilfiilm be .T if it ' SEP' 0 S it A l . ' ' ' ' s - Actigities. ,. ,. . ,. .Christino Fortune 0 - f H 1 f 3' 1 Sports . ,Leslie Moroye IQ V L - t X 4 1 Clubs ..,,. Tom Imber K l F ' ffl' lj JJ T People . . ,. ,Jonet Stitileor f Seniors , . . Kristi Woodword l no . flqy 6, Acodemics . . ,Tom Imber, Deonno Bottiglieri J index . ,. . ,. , .Jennifer NlcQuoid, Jonet Stilfleor Poge Editors . . Poul Bocon, Noelle Brown, Liesl Buds, el o , essie ochos, Tomi , Gosh, Nliclsil-lonnon, Jill Hutchison, m er Loiminger, Philip Loioie, Angie Monsfield, Jennifer McQuoid, Suson Nochozel, Heother Pieddy, Solly Roberts, Brodley Piyon, Down Smith, Steionie Toylor, Shelley Woltz, Dovid Wilson Photogrophers. , ,. ,. Steve Bowmon, Chris Brodford, Noelle Brown, Liesl Bucls, Chris Coldren, Scott Gory, Kothi Geiss, Philip Loioie, Drodley Psyon, Leslie Seicls, Christine Smith, Shelley Woltz. X Contributing Photogrophers . ,. ,Box Alexonder, Milse lsovonogh, Milse Mortin, Kurt Tsumuro S Contributing Artist . , ., . , Jeff Shesol Advisor ,. ,, , .lsothy Doly F5gffi, . A , , t Q' 'ix 2 X' , A 'l I ' L 15 1 .C V U i ' 2 XM ' k . 4 W x , 1 C A Y-Fwy S to A . g1 'f ,,f'i iff' 'f 2 A ' 1 W T - ,'.', X, ' i Q , nz' ,xiii :ffl L' ' l 276 S. X nfll. Q- lf: - ,,. n