Overland High School - Trail Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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Alisha Andrade Sven Anfinset Ryan Antener Dennis Baca Jeremy Barnhart Clinton Bass Heather Bell Rodger Bcsley Nicole Bomar Thomas Brown Kimberly Bukur Sean Cagle Jeffrey Carroll Kevin Caudell Erika Clancy Rob Cohen Sheila Collins William Coltharp Albert Curatolo Mike Decell Douglas Dendy Leigh Didomenico Rick Duran Theresa Dwyer Tanya Dyjak Shane Favor Douglas Freeland April Frye Kennedy Gieswein Dietmar Golombowski Valerie Griffen Rob Grodt Dara Hanley Heather Hart Allen Haskett Deanna Hicks Michael Hurley Brian lshimatsu Jennifer lsom Lynn Jobson Jenny Johnson Sheila Jones CAMERA SHY Robert Jordan Sheri Keeling Carin Kelly Gustav Knecht Jonene Kubitz Christine Lee Nadine Levings Kristi Long Moore Maguire Ronald Malin Dominic Maraglia Shaun Marston Eric Martin Michael Martin Gary Mauro Geoff Murphy Chi Kiet Ngo Gloria Orlandi Leann Osborne James Oswald Christopher Raichart Greg Raymond David Robbins Robert Rosales Rhonda Saine Michael Sanders Karin Schmid Susan Schrader Karin Scott Junnosuke Shimada Christine Simmons Jason Smith Raymond Snyder Andre Sparks Cynthia Spradley Michael Spradling Scott Thornton Stephen Torpey Vanette Van Deusen Anna Vogler Brittany Waldman Jaymes Walech Eric Webb Ashnah Welch Lyle Whitlock Robin Whitson-O'flinn Curtis Winkler Patrick Woodward Elizabeth Wright Hun J . Yi Curtis Zwart Stephanie Stallings Steven Stockton Kelly Stoltzfus Eric Struble David Swazer Nicole Thompson organ Q F l -n Layout and C opy: Dave Wilson txt . r x Q . Darren SR. SUSANNA LAITINEN attempts to get help in Al- gebra from Sr. Ruth Henson. Susanna was a foreign ex- il change student from Sweden. WORKING ON THEIR air guitar skills, Srs. JeffShesol and Steve Hayutin jam out to Van Halen. Sr. Dave Gold- berg watched as they made a backstage performance in the new KOHS radio station. Whitney-Robinson 1

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Angi Whitney: Spanish Club 10,111 Premed Club 12: Computer Club 11: Choir 9. Greg Wilhclmi: Radio Club 12: Football 111 I-'ootbnll Manuger 10, Todd Williams: Ski Club 9-121 Proj. Closeup 121 Student Govt. 9-121 Soccer 9-121Gymnustics 11: I 1.z.icrosse 10.1 1.12. Randy Williamson: Soccer 9-12. 5 is At, A it ggi 1-L waamft X Dznc Wilsnn: Ski Club 9,10.1Z: Bicycle Club 121 Student Govt. 9.10: Yezirbook 11.121 Cross Country 10: 1-'ootbull 91 Lucrossc 10,1 1.12. Tricia Winten: Choir 9,101 Student Govt. 11.123 Soccer Munnger 9-12. David Winter. Band 93 lfootbaill 9: Lacrosse 9.1 1.12. Jay Wullcnzicn ., 9 'lf' Victoria Younginer: Choir 12: SADD 12: Proj. Closeup 1 1. Erik Zigmunt: Ski Club 11,123 Rudio Club 123 SADD 10.11.121 Student Govt. 10.11.123 Ind, Arts 11. Kris Eli: Junior Graduating Early Christine Fox: Junior Graduating liurly PT Kristie Landau: Junior Graduating Eurly Marcus Rohinsoni Junior Graduating liurly Terry Kottu FALL SUNSETS CREATE un- captured the shots on different fall usual scenes outside the school. Srs. nights. Terry Kotta and Shelley Waltz both 1 6 Seniors it Ay 1151 if, sq 11315 f iq:-1 , ti WT ' 'Q -1 1 5 af Q1-L gnu sa! .ov-' gg, l Us Mo- lk I - A 4,11-fx I V 'nw if 3 , ti? , , 1 Q? 'WW' ' -2 F' Hx' , V 1 A Shelley Waltz ,134 ,tt . 1- ,,,. V x r 32 YF' 'i

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Q9 bo fs stad fe Aa WITH A TOUCH of affection, Jr. Kristin Gebhart reads a letter from an elementary school student to a nursing home resident. Many new aquaintances were made on the vis- it. 7 . . b 19 ,5 5 lm gr , Jarod Trow ith the thought in mind that Thanksgiving is a time for giving, members of the junior class came together in the holi- day spirit in order to give a little of themselves. On November 21, these students went to the Rocky Mountain Health Care Center in hopes of brightening someone's day or bringing a mere smile to an elderly person's face. I wanted to help them have a good holi- day because they are a lot less fortu- nate than myself, said Jr. Becky Beougher. In addition to a few members of the jazz band coming for musical enter- 1 Juniors pi' g I ..g. i . ' 'IN ,aw f K , W. -f K WM- fr X 'llivtcjlij Qtelpivtcj otftens tainment, the class brought macrame mice ornaments that they made, cookies, and letters from Polton Ele- mentry School students. Much of the time was spent talking and just getting to know one another. They opened up easily and talked about their colleges, places they've been and things they've done, said Jr. Jill Gebhart, who organized the trip. The class went to the same nursing home last year, but more people par- ticipated this year. It was great how many people came this time, we only wish more guys would've gotten in- volved, said Jr. Melissa Klekota. Jr. Scott Nannemann, one of the few guys who attended, said, The main reason more guys didn't come is just because they didn't know about it, but Fm sure more people will come next time when they hear what it is all about. Doing work for the community made our class feel more unified, said Becky. The class also sponsored a clothes drive and planned on going back to the nursing home for Christ- mas and Easter. Jill said, It was exciting for me talking to them, seeing their smiles, and knowing they appreciated it. I went because I'm interested in work- ing with the elderly and helping them realize that we care.