Overland High School - Trail Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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175, 247 Waatti, Debbie 175 Vellos, David 222 Vetten, Lee 101, 209 Vianzon, Frank 208 ' Vickers, James 175 VIDEO OUT TAKES 242 Villalon, Charles 192 Vinnakota, Dhenuka 122, 208 Vinnakota, Shyamala 122, 139, 192 Vogel, Marian 93, 122, 192 Vogler, Anna VOLLEYBALL 50, 51, 52, 53 Vollinger, Kurt 175 Vollinger, Ted 208 Vondollen, Lorrie 174, 242 Vowells, Michael 49, 208 Vowells, Sarah 122, 208 Igalzififfi X T ,ssttysfwl-. ua: sg items 1 iktsifaflifiiiies fslfii is i ti! 41 w was sms. miss Waatti, Larry 208 Wagner, Tiffani 120, 139, 175, 242 Wagner, Wesley Wainwright, Scott 192 Waldenstrom, Kristin 222 Waldenstrom, Mark 117, 192 Waldman, Brian 222 Waldman, Brittany Waldman, Lance 117, 192 Waldrop, Valerie 25, 26, 120, 121,130, 146, 175, 244 Waldroupe, James 117, 222 Walech, Heather 208 Walech, Jaymes 203 Walker, Brian Walker, Jennifer 117, 222 Walker, Mindy 123, 192 Walker, Shauna 72, 175, 263 - Walker, Tammie 222 Wallace, Lisa 95, 120, 209 Wallace, Matthew 133, 192 Wallace, Michael 132, 133, 174 Wallace, Neal 37, 104, 232 Wallach, Rob 130, 175, 258, 263 Wallen, Tracy 192 Walsh, Brian 222 Walsh, Kathryn 222 Walsh, Teresa 120, 121, 175, 247 Walters, Heidi 222 Waltz, Shelley 108, 130, 175, 176, 251 Waltz, Valerie 208 Wang, Valerie 60, 192 Ward, Jocelyn 175 Warner, Derek 192 Warner, Jereme 208 Warntz, Melissa 117, 208 Washam, Jimi 174, 238 Washburn, Janel 222 Washington, Pamela 192 Wasinger, Danielle 222 Wasiniak, Scott 222 Waters, Crystal 72, 123, 222 Waters, Timothy Watson, Amy Watson, Amy A 192 Watson, Eric 192 Watson, Kimberly 203 - Watts, Karen 117, 136, 192 Waugh, Lori 208 Weathersby, Marcus 222 Weaver, Lynn 175 Weaver, Renae 208 Weaver, Wendy 175, 244 Webb, Eric 117 Weber, C.J. 175,247 Weber, Gregory 208 Weber, Wendy 33, 53, 222 Wedding, Carla 209 Wedding, James 222 Weeder, Jeffrey 57, 222 Weedman, Chris 208 Weeks, James 208 Wei, Patricia 111, 137, 139, 192 Weingart, Jason 54, 208 Weiser, Craig 77, 175, 247 Weiser, Kimberly 117, 223 Weiser, Michelle 34, 35, 192 Weiss, Traci 208 Weist, James 46, 192 Welch, Ashnah Welch, Danny 174 Welch, Thomas 175 Wells, Arnedraia 224 Wells, Colin 224 Wells, Edward Wells, Kristen 53, 122, 224 Williams, Todd 40, 54, 146, 176, 251, 252 Williams, Vanessa 60, 233 Williams, Zina Williamson, Jason 64, 69, 208 Williamson, Randy 54, 176 Wilson, Daphne 122, 136, 193 Wilson, David 36, 108, 126, 176 260 Wilson, James 44, 62, 63, 134, 193 Wilson, Laura 193 Wilson, Patricia 133, 193 Wilson, Robert 227 Wells, Scott 46, 192 Wells, Shannon 120, 192 Wells, Susan 122, 224 Wendel, Karen 8, 112, 136, 175 Wendt, Alisa 117, 208 Wennogle, Chuck 16, 46, 47, 74, 130, 131, 136, 139, 175, 251, 252 Werner, Michelle 192 Werth, Kari 224 Werth, Kristin 110, 208 Werth, Steve 192 Werth, Timothy 208 West, Eve 192 Westra, Laura 224 Whalen, Elizabeth 125, 138, 192 Whan, Michael 209 Wheeler, Gary 19, 23, 46, 192, 234 Wheeler, Kristi 208 Wheeler, Kristine 210, 224 Wheeler, Stephanie 135, 136, 183 192 Whitaker, Dawn 53, 224 White, Alisa 104, 117, 192 White, Dennis White, Herb 46, 192 White, Katrina White, Lauri 232 White, Pam 163, 175 White, Wendy 192 White, William 63, 133, 208 Whitehill, Sam Whitlock, Lyle 92 Whitlow, Johnathon 192 Whitney, Angi 176 Whitney, Heather 224 Whitson-O'Flinn, Robin Whittenbec, Lisa Wicker, Ryan 208 Wilder, Shirlene Wiley, Mason 208 Wiley, Shane 122 Wilhelmi, Greg 176 Wilhelmi, Laura 224 Wilhelmi, Mark 224 Wilhelmi, Thomas 136, 192 Wilhite, Gordon 63, 69, 122, 224 Wilkins, James 49, 224 Willett, Ray 232 Winckler, Gary 117, 193 Windmiller, Leigh 197, 209 Wingerter, Charles 193 Winkler, Curtis Winten, Tricia 54, 176 Winter, David 176 WINTERFEST 40, 41 Wisner, Pat 232 Wisneski, Todd Witzel, Brant 57, 78, 224 Witzel, Yvette 193 Wolbach, Annetta 193 Wollan, Kristin 117, 208, 214 Wollenzien, Jay 176 Wong, Kenneth 224 Wong, Natalie 208 Wong, Wong, Wood, Richard 208 Rodney 4, 46, 193 Lawrence 57, 208 Woods, Kathleen 224 Woods, Meichelle Woodward, Eric 136, 193 Woodward, Patrick Woody, Layne 208 Wooody, Layne Workman, Sheila 193 Wren, Stephanie 193 WRESTLING 74, 75, 76, 77 Wright, Elizabeth 98 Wright, Jason 49, 177, 224 Wright, Justinian 208 Wuerst Wylie, l, Eric 117, 118, 193 Shane Wymer, Jay M WWmwtu,.,,,,s,mw ifagpw we it WQEWQH- si2g'1t?giizgai1sQa::21EEf at 41 fmt, 91532555 ff Yamagishi, Beth 60, 208 Yamagishi, Daniel Yant, Todd 209 ' YEARBOOK 108, 109 Yenkinson, Sarah 117, 224 Yi, Hee Y '- Yi, Hun J Yim, Sherry 86, 208 Yobski, Jennifer 193 Yokeum, Lisa 121, 193 Yonka, .Vlaine Yoo, Hyun 117, 208 Young, Young, Young, Young, Christopher Gordon 132, 133 Richard 208 Shontella 117, 224 Willey, David 224 Williams, Adrian 54, 142, 192 Williams, Angela 224 Williams, Chad Williams, Gregory 57, 224 Williams, Julie 63, 123, 192 Williams, Kelly Williams, Kristen 208 Williams, Lawrence Williams, Melanie 117, 208 Williams, Noel 224 Younger, Jon Younghans, David 208 Younginer, Victoria 123, 127, 176 Yount, James 208 Yount, Tonya 123, 224 Yun, Youngdon 193 Yun, Young Hun 224 Yunger, Jon , ts . 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People People Newsweek Peoplc ax .1 'H' if! ' iv , r 5 A TENSION MOUNTS AS the World Series comes to a close. Continuing the frus- tration for the Red Sox, the New York Mets defeated Boston with four victories out of seven games. C O N T R O V E R S Y BUILDS POPULARITY. Platoon, a movie that dealt with the experiences of Viet- nam soldiers, gained notori- ety making it one of the year's most attended films. SCANDAL HITS THE WHITE HOUSE. President Ronald Reagan was ac- cused of making a trade with Iranian offi- cials forthe release of hostages. The profits from the sales went to the aid of Central American's Nicaraguan rebels. This sup- port had been prohibited in a bill passed by Congress. A CLOUD OF suspicion berace. The coroner's report revealed that the pianist had been exposed to AIDS. There was a continuing ef- fort to discover a cure for the death-rendering disease. THEY GOT IT BACK FROM THE OUTBACKII In 1983 after 132 years of U.S. domination, Australia's Alan Bond defeated Ameri- ca's Dennis Connor. After spending S150 million, Den- nis Connor's pursuit of the America's cup ended in tri- umph. The 30 ton, 12 meter Stars and Stripes wrestled . , the silver cup from the Aus- S' -' ' tralian defenders. mfr v Sports Illustrated surrounded the death of Li- I SHI' Review ay after day, 1986-87 was dif- ferent from most years. A sense of pride and patriotism filled the nation as the Fourth of July celebration, in honor of the Statue of Liberty's birthday, got underway. This was also a special year for people banding together in national pride for the improvement of the country. Several thou- sand people across the na- tion joined hands in an at- tempt to feed America's poor. 1 For the most part, the year for Colorado was a good one. The Broncos made it to Superbowl XXI for the first time in nine years. Even with the many tribulations that took place, many Coloradans were enraged when a bill to use salt, instead of sand, on the icy roads dur- ing winter months was passed. However, the peo- ple found that by banding together in protest, they were able to force officials to go back to the use of sand. This year was also a time of fond memories as Coloradans said good-bye to familiar sites and faces. Not only did Governor Richard Lamm leave of- fice after twelve years, but The Denver stores, which have been in Colo- rado for over seventy-five years, were bought and subsequent closed down by May D 8a F. Copy: Adrienne Desmond Layout: Leslie Moroyc Year in Review 1