Overland High School - Trail Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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Heather Dowd Trac Dra ton ar u ley Jason Duncan Jeremy Dupont Kathleen Durkin Daniel Dykman Kelly Dykstra Mollie Eaton Jennifer Eberhardt Chad Eberly Jennifer Egan Elbert Eloriaga Sara Epstein Randall Evers Heather Eversley William Evert Jessica Ewing Kristine Faison Renee Farley Eugene Feeney John Feiveson Stephanie Fernandez Gregory Fields Andrew Fitz atri Kelly Fisher .C u R N I Q Philip Fleming Natalie Ford Bryan Foust Michael Fox Stacey Fox Amie France Erin Frazier lan Friedman Scott Friedman Shoshana Friedman Cory Fullerton Thomas Fullerton Dennis Furbush Jennifer Gabler ic ae a igan Trevor Gall eat er Garcia Jamie Garcia RHS!! UZISIOH Angela Gibbs Dena Gibson eth Gilb Ro ert Glasgow Corbin Glowacki Donald Gnose Ruth Gomez Dana Gonzales Anna Gonzalez Kim Goodwin Virginia Gorsevski Brian Gowen Amy Graham Sarah Graham Jeffery Granone Lona Gray Richard Green Erich Gregg Michelle Griffin Kelli Grissom Stanley Griswold Jason Hammond James Hanna Mark Hansen '11 fi- ' Q 1 Sophomores X Q x Lx

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AFTER RECEIVING HER line 2 lunch spe- The various lines offered everything from ham- cial, Soph. Cynthia Davis heads for the cashier. burgers to ice cream. 1 I W a . .1 1 I ei ,X . ,fl Q .' ,ao-odprv' i . Wi E N 2 Y Nllke Martin or many stu- dents, their fa- vorite period ofthe day was Good Food. Although not everyone was thrilled about the lunch program, Sophs. Todd Sherman and Mike Zach said, We eat two lunches Capiecej every day. We get every- thing possible: two rolls, vegetables, and lots of Hidden Valley. For most students, food was food, but for Soph. Amie France, a vegetar- ian, eating was a conscious effort. 'fl really don't like red meat. I've been a lot more original in my eating habits, because I don't eatjust 'steak and po- tatoes, ' said Amie. Copy Lisa Ilaldm lawn: lisa Ilardm I t t . l ' . ood 6011 lyovtocttes For another sophomore who wres- tled, eating was a ritual. Soph. Jason Dow-Peterson said, I eat Taco Bell before every match. I burn off the weight by hard work during the match and practice. Soph. Heather Dowd had a profit- able way of balancing out both her diet and her pocketbook. She said, I eat breakfast at home, but I skip lunch and keep the dollar my mom gives mel SOPH. LEIGH ANN Windmiller carefully picks out the purple cabbage while she selects her lettuce for her salad. The new salad bar was thc most popular line of the four. 'K larlin Eating Habits

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dletvta time get pals here was a Like other clubs and programs, wercjust curious aboutwhat the club group of stu- Blazer Pals required dedication, but was about. Others wanted to lend a dents at members also had a caring attitude. helping hand. school who Soph. Sheri Prud'homme said, Ev- Several ofthe Blazer Pals found an went unrecognized by many for their ery other week it requires a few hours unexpected surprise when theyjoincd time consuming, caring work-Blaz- after school, but that's only part of itg the club. Getting involved with the er Pals. The club's sponsor, Ms. Sheri you need patience, understanding, mentally retarded is an enriching ex- Gerber, said, Blazer Pals is mainly a caring, and lots of smiles. perience for anyone. lt not only helps social group involving non-handi- The training occurs during the pro- the retarded, but it is beneficial to the capped students in a variety ofleisure gram, but students also had to talk to one who is helping. lt increases self- activitiesf' the sponsors about what they were worth and makes one more aware of Activities for the students included trying to accomplish and get to know others in this world, said Sheri. going bowling, shopping, and seeing the handicapped first. Experiencing, Sr. Christina Crawford said, movies. lt's a time for students to through thc activities they did togeth- Dealing with these students, l also 'hang out' together and learn from er, was how most of the learning took am taught many lessons such how experiences what they fthe handi- place. many things l take for granted. cappedl might not be able to do on Students became involved as Blaz- their own, said Ms.Gerber. er Pals for different reasons. Some NN-- uw-Q.-fi was ' f . ,H .m',,,,.- xu Nm... K ' .1-' , . .N ,xx 0 ,ff ,,,,,,..w-e ggi., 1. J -t vx.Q K- NNN mxra wreak e 5 J t 5 ,fic 'kv-w-Aiwa, .Ng l cshe Monty e BLAZER PAL SR. Christina Crawford dis- hours each week outside of school accompany- eusses birthdays with Sr. Kelly Stoltfus on ing handicapped students to.diffcrent activi- their way to go to the store. Blazer Pals spent ties. Kopp .md layout .lennllcr buick and Nllchelle Dvclrxn Blazer Pals