Overland High School - Trail Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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you're a senior when days of the Week don't matter The countdown begins. One hundred and seventy-five more days left in high school. What fact helped the seniors realize that they were finally seniors? What made this year so different from junior year? What made their last year in high school significant from the others? Hey seniors- You know you're a senior when... ...your weeknights turn into week- ends!!!!!', Lisa Pistone ...your parents start asking for rentf, Steve Nicely ...the Aurora Police Department knows you on a first name basis. Eric Mercer ...you don't remember what you did last weekend and you seem to miss periods 3-8 every Friday. Rod Harris ...you spend your Saturdays in a class- room taking SAT's and ACT's over and over again trying to get a score higher than a l7. Dee Dee Johnson ...you take your moming vitamins with a Corona Extra instead of Juice. Krista Orr ou know you're a senior when your float in the Homecoming parade is a tractor and a sign that reads Brew Crew as was Traci Foster and Stephanie Ballantine's. ttitftattttf? Bridget Haber

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fi' ers J use retreat to meet oal 0 g of class unity, involvement The key to having fun in high school is getting involved, said Sr. Gary Wheeler. The senior class officers, President Gary Wheeler, Vice President Kristin Gebhart, Secretary Kristie Roser, Treasurer Jill Gebhart, and Representatives Michelle Dveirin, Kathy Goldin, Kelly Todd, and Rodney Wong shared Gary's attitude about the importance of school involvement. Kelly said, 'lWhen I first came to this school l didn't know anyone. I met all of my friends through student councilf, All of the senior class officers got in- volved for basically the same reason: to make a difference in their senior year. Jill said, 'll wanted to be involved and wanted to have an impact on our senior classf, Gary said, I thought l could change our school for the better. Some of the activities that the senior class officers organized were the senior picnic, the Homecoming events, a Thanks- giving trip to a nursing home, senior ski trips, Winterfest, and the senior retreat. ,I The senior retreat was the favorite activ- ity for many of the officers. Kristie said, 'lRetreats always give you a chance to get inside the people in your class and see what they are all about. lt gives you a chance to make special friends? Jill shared the same attitude as Kristie. Jill said, N My goal for the senior class retreat is for everyone to have a feeling of closeness and unity. Those who attend the senior class retreat will be able to say that they felt a part of the school and that they made a difference? A sense of unity existed within the class. Gary said, I think our senior class is close, like one big family. Kristie said, l'Our class has come more and more together as the years have gone by, and it's really spe- cial to have made so many close friends. r. Omcers: Front Row: Jill Gebhart, Kristin Gebhart, Michelle Dveirin. Back Row: Kristie Roser, Gary Wheeler, Kathy Goldin, Rodney Wong. Not Pictured: Kelly Todd. Q. ww.- J, 2' -Cf 3:3 Iiifiiliififlfffif , .... ,,,,,,,,, , , Q his Terri Lundin X., Nur: .