Overland High School - Trail Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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On a scale from one to ten, I give Overland a ten because of the people, said Sr. Justin Thyme. It,s the people, the staff and students, not the bricks and concrete, that make Over- land what it is. Justinis statement held true throughout the year as it was the people,' whose accom- plishments and attitudes drew attention to their school. Two students, Srs. Phil Lajoie and Cydney Rosenbaum, were recognized for their aca- demic and community activities by Channel 4 and named Youth on the Move. Jr. Eric O'Malley became known for his athletic ability. He was chosen as one of twelve skiers from the U.S. to go to France and train for the 1992 Olympic games. Overland's people demonstrated their character in some very special ways. The student council Hunger Week committee col- lected over S500 and 1,700 cans of food and donated it all to the Denver Rescue Mission and two other hunger organizations during the holiday season. They also worked together with the administration by cooperating with some new student behavior policies in an effort to combat the unusual series of fights and acts of violence that occurred. No, Bo Derek didn't attend Overland High School. Its halls were filled daily with 2450 of its own perfect tensf' Overland had come a long way in ten short years. i......... ... i...

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Z' 1 AMW af all Lori Recu: nique and different were words that could describe the actions and character of people. I r. Mark Waggoncr makes a routine stop at his ocker although there was nothing rou- tine about his appearance. stive holiday decorations sur- round Srs. Tami Paulmero, Dana Murphy, Bridget Haber, and Kim Guidice on a Saturday aftemoon shopping spree. Aurora Mall was a popular hangout and shopping ground for students with friends to see or gifts to buy. Copy Jenmfcr McQuaid and Michelle Dveirin Layout: Katie Simpson 11:11 :g:g:5:3:3:g:g:g:g:5:,::15: .E1i:E1E1E1ErE '''122E1E2E1E1if2E1E1E3EQE55535E5E3E333E5255525E5EgEgE5E2EEE5EE5E5E5S3E 5005011 dvsismd by Jennifer Scick ' W ,,,, ,

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I ,..., . ,.,.,,...,...,.. .,.. , Szzsi-s:?i.s-I1-,r,?, fw-' '-f - Jim Huge-Superintendent James Harrington-President, School Board Nancy S ence-Vice President, School Board Robert Vgilson-Secretary, School Board Patricia Hayes-Treasurer, School Board James Seff-Assist. Secffreas., School Board Joseph Adamo-Principal Anne Adams-English 9BS, English 10, Mass Media Bob Alexander-AP Biology, CP Biology, Ski Club I Gary Alexander-Trig., Algebra, College Algebra, Gyrrmastrcs llelen Alkes-Computer Programming, Calculus, Trig. Beth Alseike-Spec. Services Team Leader John Andersen-Math 3, Basic Algebra, Basic Geometry Richard Anderson-CP Chemistry, AP Chemistry Frank Armito-Custodian Sue Annstrong-Gourmet Foods, Housefllome, Marr.lFamily, Foods Beth Baker-Cherrristry, CP Chemistry, Cross Country Ski Club Tamara Bauer-Latin, Semantics, Latin Club Matt Beatty-Dean, Wrestling Janeen Benson-PE Coordinator, Sociology of Sport, Free Weights, Weight Training Joan Besly-Am. History, World Cultures Linda Bilyeu-Records George Black-Security Bill Bliss-Psychology, Am. History, Poliltical Awarenes Club Pat Bock-EOP Dee Bond-Math Analysis, Computer Programming J im Bond-Social Studies Coordinator, Am. History, AP History, Am. Govennent, Football Cynthia Booth-Spec Servics Denise Bourg-Math 1, Computer Programming, Geometry Acc. Ben Bowen-English 9,l0, Student Govennent Susan Braverman-Nurse Bruce Brown-Intro to Business, Accounting, Ind. Sports, Team Sports, Soccer Cathy Brown-Science Aide Harry Bull-Am. History, Football, Girls' Basketball, O Club Susan Burrows-Am. History, You and Law, Economics Ann Burton-EOP Waheed Butt-Gen. Science, Physical Science, Science Club Lorraine Calkins-Art Aid Dawn Cangilla-For Languages Alene Carlson-Counselor, Dept. Coordinator Sharon Carlson-EOP Jan Carre-Records Shirley Carroll-English Aide Ron Castagna-Activities Director, Lacrosse I Keith Chamberlain-You and Law, Am. History, Project Close- U Lgu Ann Chamberlain-Spanish Jim Chase-English 9, English 9 Acc., Forensics, Debate, Speech and Debate Jim Christina-Security Eric Coble-West Civ., Sov.lAm. Relations Cortez Collins-Security, Basketball Jennifer Condreay-GramfW ri Review, AP English, Semantics, Speech and Debate Geneva Corace-English 10, Creative Writing, Literary Magazine Emmett Cruson-Math Coordinator, Algebra Acc. Carlos Cuaron-Special Services - 1' nf' -.f-'W frfiz-E.-E15 . 3 :L ,X 5 U 'N 1 is 5 as ia- R ' . f 'fs is tw. .,t.r,tm,,. 1, 6. A L ii? Mi: E ma 5 P 5 , f- an ff J it ,,,,, ,wwf t ,,f!,5,ff!:i. ,, . - E 5 ii C tg Q J F 5 if Q is L 1,3 , if fr tt is as t :see 1 it as a-- . - it it : Q F- .s C 1 at Pt . . 1 t g X tee, J '----- , --- ,,ttt , L it V XT X ,,,, ,,, .t,, I' C ., 'R A 1 sv it :whiff XR