Overland High School - Trail Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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ONTO THE DANCE floor, Queen Sr, Valerie Wal- drop escorts King nominees Srs. Rob Kulbacki and Scott Pettinger. Although Valerie was crowned at halftime that day, Scott was crowned at the dance. VARSITY CHEERLEADER SENIOR .laekie Clair keeps smiling despite the wind at the game. Cheer- leaders also worked on posters and special projects for football. Noelle Brown Q! wt' l Noelle Brown MARCHING SCOTS MEMBERS Srs. Mark Fox and Annette Liljander and .lrs. Cindy Davis and Gra- ham Lisman watch the football game from the stands after performing at halftime. AFTER RECEIVING A pass lor a touchdown, Sr. Wayne McDonald celebrates with quarterback Sr. Rob Kulbaeki. Both of the touchdowns Rob threw at the Ilomecoming game against the Panthers were to Wayne, 26 Activities Q , Q am ng . , 4' ' -, ,I W . . Q an . .lf 'fi I ,fl A J' Darren lla

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Nw, ha' , f HM f leaf lwri , 1:,1,x, K Wa.. 4 959' U st-- 4 I 5 A x .9 Q .nl Darren Hardy Copy: Theresa Duncan Layout: Jenny Ralston AS THE COLOR guard forms an aisle forthe Home- coming court, Srs. Michelle Coldren and Scott Gary are presented tothe crowd. The court was introduced as part of the halftime festivities. 11: . iz l Tom lmber lax ' Tom lmber I'VE GOT HIM! Defensive back Sr. Scan Olivar closely covers his Boulder opponent. The football team won the game 45-7. NEWLY CROWNED HOMECOMING Queen Valerie Waldrop is congratulated by court members Srs. Cindy Galloway and Denise Brummond. Each class chose members for the court, with the seniors choosing the queen and king. Homecoming

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Taking it After the game most students hurried home to prepare for the night they had been waiting for all week, the traditional Home- coming danee and dinner. One of the more popular places students went for dinner was Bobby MeGee's, but Sr. Brian Cox thought it would be fun to break tradition and cook dinner for his date, Jr. Patty Wei. The dance was planned by committee heads Srs. Sara Early and Carolyn Berg. The theme was Take lt to the Limit from the popular song by the Eagles. The dance Jhe Unit began at eight and was held in the cafe- teria. The cafeteria was decorated with numerous red and green helium balloons with the night light streaming in through the cafeteria's skylight windows. With romance in the air, the rest of the Homecoming court was announced. THE HOMECOMING CROWD claps and cheers at the football team's victorious bout with Boulder. The stands were filled with pleased par- ents and excited students who enjoyed the bright afternoon sun. Ili' Bryan Pepper cn' O.. f - f l!,44Q.' . 6 1: hw' I wh H l Ns' J . uf, ' Eff JE . UQQ ...E M, is r::..f':- Tom Imber Copy: Theresa Duncan Layout: Amber Lziiminger Sr. Scott Pettinger was crowned King and ju- niors Dean Schafer and Tracy Cavanaugh chosen Prince and Princess. Sophs. Mike Bilti- mier and Brandi DeBono were Duke and Duchess, and freshmen Ross Martin and Deb- bie Vargo were Lord and Lady. Most students enjoyed themselves. The dance was great. I had so much fun, said Sr. Jennifer Mosier. As the night went on and students continued to dance, another Overland Homecoming came to an end. Noelle Brown A TYPICAL FAN? Sr. John Kempfer is certainly not one ofthem. As a member of Blazer Power, John was seen at every football game decked out in blue and green from head to toe. THE OVERLAND DEFENSE shows who is tougher against Boulder's offense. Just about every drive Boulder had during the game, the defense stopped. Homecoming