Overland High School - Trail Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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A V .-I My fix A + Doris Cushing4EOP, AP Office Bert Dalton-Woods, Auto Mechanics Kathy Daly-Eng 1 1, Yearbook, Grammar Writing and Rev Bob Dando-lnd. Arts Coordinator, Woods Charleen Dansky-Records Nancy Dawson-EOP, Media Helen DeComa-Security Mary Dove-Special Services Dee Jay Driver-Special Services Diane DuPuis-EOP, AP Office Ed Ellis-Activities Director Sandra Erickson-Physics, Chemistry Gayle Erskine-MarrfFamily, Child Dev, Foods Beth Farr-Geometry, Algebra, Consumer Math Samuel Feld-Eng 10, World Lit, Humanities Cheryl Fellows-Food Services Manager George Ferguson-Security Sandra Fishbein-EOP, Counseling T i uf t 3 x rc ' QD ,X Richard Folds+Custodian 9 w gy' Rachel Forer-Social Studies Aide C , 1 l Aw r UV X Becky Freeman-German KJ, K X sa eryl Foster-Eng ll, Beg Journalism, Journalism XMasako Furuiye Food Services bv Jwlisther Garcia-EOP, Counseling 'X ,Tn Xi x 'r- um: Si' J 4. A+ 'X K i V arcy Gentry-Special Services ggy George-Eng I0 ll ' NJ Sheryl Gerber-Special Services W X. A Michael Giddings-Math, Geometry, Algebra X NQLQJ Vjielene Goldblatt-Special Services i X. Mary Gomez-Counselor J xx i' M tx fe H S0 shin -lohn B Morgan Graham-Counselor Pam GregoryYCounselor John Grigg-Custodian Marlene Grueber-Assistant Principal Elsa Guiterrez-Food Services Bob Hanson4Am Hist, West Civ, World Geography Julie Harris-Counselor Joni Harrison-French Paul Helander-Counselor Noreen Henckel-EOP, Main Office Ruth Herman-Biology Ruth Hilsenbeck+Food Services Mary Alice Hinderer-Spanish Alice Hinton-BusfHome Ec Coordinator, Typing, Acc Rand Hogarth-Earth Science, General Science Kelly Howard-West Civ, Am History Shelley Howard-Art Coordinator, Drawing, Painting Steve Howard-Dean Earlene Humble-Security Marty Hutchison-EOP, Athletics Pat Hynes-Special Services John lcabonc-Band Lori Johnson-Algebra, Math Marsha JohnsoniMath, Algebra 228 Faculty 4, is slin- f sr ,,, N xx N E . t 3 3 N N x. -' 1 -f,5..:. si Q 'L' 5 W s xi ' Q r P 4 S x A. kt 9 - 1-23 Q it 9.0 N4 Copy: Lisa Hardin Layout: Jacquclyn Hydc

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'vs-'R ,V ,L , J ,Q t-1 s QL, Copy: Heather Reddy Layout: Jacquclyn Hyde Dr. Richard Koeppe-Superintendent Nancy SpenceiPresident, School Board Patricia Hayes-Vice President, School Board Robert Wilson-Secretary, School Board Robert Lipton-Treasurer, School Board James Harrington-Assist, SecfTreas, School Board Joseph Adamo-Principal Bob Alexander-Biology Gary Alexander-Algebra, Trigonometry Helen Alkes-Algebra, Calculus Beth Alseike-Special Services Team Leader John Andersen-Math, Geometry, Algebra Richard Anderson-Chemistry Frank Armito-Custodian Sue Armstrong-Foods, MarriagefFamily, HousefHomc Beth Baker-Chemistry Gayle Banyard-EOP, Activities Dolores Barela-Spanish Tamara Bauer-Latin, Semantics Matt Beatty-Dean Janeen BensonwPE Coordinator, Soc of Sports, Weights Joan Besly-Non West Studies, Am Hist Linda Bilyeu-Records George Black-Security Bill Bliss-Psychology, Am History Pat BockwEOP, Dean Dee Bond-Computers, Math Analysis Jim Bond-Soc Studies Coordinator, Am Hist, Am Govt AP History Cynthia Booth-Special Services Denise Bourg-Math, Algebra, Geometry, Computers Ben Bowen-Eng 10,1 l, World Lit Susan Braverman-Nurse Bruce Brown-Accounting, PE Harry Bull-Am History Yoshika Burke-Food Services Susan Burrows-Economics, You and Law, Am History Ann Burton-EOP, Dean Waheed Butt-Physical Science Alene CarlsonhCounseling Coordinator Sharon Carlson-EOP, Media Ron Castagna-Activities Director, Metals, Mech Draw Keith ChamberlainsAm Hist, You and Law Lou Ann Chamberlain-Spanish Jim Chase-Eng 9, Forensics, Debate Jim Christina-Head of Security Gary Ciancio-Jewelry, Drawing, B Sculpture Eric Coble-Cont Issues, Western Civ Sharon Coil-Eng ll, Sci Fiction, CP Grammar Stephanie Comienski-Eng 9,l0,ll Jennifer Condreay-AP English Geneva Corace-Eng 9,l0, Creative Writing Bill Cox-Algebra, Statistics Emmett Cruson-Math Coordinator. Algebra Carlos Cuaron-Special Services Mr. Ellis y

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66 Couric et a rope, get a tree, get the ref! shouted the student audience at many volleyball matches. What do you need, ref, glasses? As a matter of fact one referee did. Counselor and ref Dave Manchak said, I was hit in the face with a ball during warm-ups. The ball destroyed my glasses and I had to referee without them. I have 20f250 vision, and in Colorado 20f250 vision means I am legally blind without my glasses. Needless to say, it was an interesting match, but we got through it with both teams un- derstanding. Although in great de- mand, Manchak avoided refereeing Overland matches. i . G ., ' ll, ' , A A gf 'KW itfivt tt ' ltee' time QPU Several faculty members spent their after school hours doing what many students did-working. Extra jobs weren't always just for the extra money, some were even fun. Counselor and model Mary Schie- ferecke said, It is 'dress up' and 'pre- tend' time. lt is fascinating to create an illusion with a reality base. These creative factors were an important part of the childhood experience. Now it is fun to be involved in similar 'creative experiences' AND get paid for it! As in any job, there are always a few funny or embarrassing moments that occur. Mr. Phil Zimmerman said, My painting partner, who is a little accident prone, began sliding from a steep roof. As he was literally hanging on for dear life, the owner ran to our aid with a ladder. Surpris- ingly, hejust laughed it off and let us go on. Although extra jobs were fun and interesting, the main reason for tak- ing on extra jobs was best defined when Manchak said, I am an educa- tor and I have three kids. Need I say more? 'il,Qi .' ' P' l X BLOWING THE WHISTLE on volleyball teams throughout the metro area, Mr. Dave Manchak spends his after school hours in the fall calling carries and double hits. A STAR IS BORN. Counselor and model Mary Schieferecke used this picture to earn both modeling and acting jobs. She won a role as the governor's wife in the Perry Mason made-for-TV movie which aired in February. Moonlighting