Overland High School - Trail Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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earmng the ropes After stgrrrng the round on the bottom Soph. Reeve Southom grtemprs o revor soi in the M5 pound motch ogornst Booider WRESTLING They oli stort our not isnovv- ing their left foot from their right foot, soid Grunt Stevens of his freshmenfsophomore teom. The teom, which ended its seoson with o nine ond tour re- cord hod o greot yeor. They tools fourth ot the Centenniol Leogue Tournoment ond mode good shovvings or every other toornoment they otrended. A member of the froshfsoph teom, Fr. Joson Dow-Petersen soid, The best port of the en' tire yeor vvos when I won. Mony of his teommotes exe pressed the some feeling, our they feit thot the teom heiped eoch other out o greor deol. The JV teom oiso hod on our stonding yeor vvith 0 12 ond three record, iosing oniy to Pion- gevievv, Aropohoe ond Cherry Creels, out even those three iosses vvere Usuoliy very ciose motches. The JV cooch, Bert Dolton, oiong vvith Stevens, telt thot the boys vvere just oeginf ning to ieorn ooout the self disci- oiine needed in o sport. Dolton oiso soid, It they oli sticis together they hove the molsings ot o very fine teomf' In the moich ogoinst Mdlien Soph Chns Dolton WGS One of fhe finest dovvn Th iorcher vvos one of Chris s fc: young Coaches' He disci- vofte no pllned them but olwoys stuck with them. Mr Joy Nothstine FroshfSo h JV Wresriin

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0 real prob! ms SWIMMING Getting our of practice on a winter night, with a cold wind blowing through your wet hair, was part of being a swimmer. The swim season, whch ran in three parts, was between No- vember and March, the coldest part of the Colorado year, The practice season for the swim team ran as such: first, practice to get in shape, sec- ond, specialized worlsouts, and finally, a taperfdown where practice distances were cut, This practice merhad paid off for the boys. l'For the first time in three years we had a suc- cessful season for everyone in- volved. No real problems, said Jr. Peter Calkins. Although the swimmers were happy with rheir perfor- mance, few spectators atrendf ed the meets and could exper- ience this joy, Most peple who watched the meets were par- ents of the swimmers, along with a few teachers. lviost spec- tators who did watch the event would usually return to later meets, however. Possibly the greatest aspect of swimming, Jr. Dan Pollack said, was the team spirit and friendship you can gain. Noelle Drown 66 quife Well Con Before his dive Jr John Lee gives one last Sidering they lost Several boardisinrimidaringroevenrhebesrdivers good swimmers to some private organizations. Dr. Ted Tsumura i l is I '. iii: gl I: 5 S Thar extra reach off a start could mean seconds on a race, Jr. Chris Creaney worl-ss on his bacl-:srrolse ar a mid-season practice, SOQQ-Z Air is exrra precious to a swimmer. Jr. Chris Crea ney emerges from the depths of Utah Pool