Overland High School - Trail Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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Anna Marie Powers: O Club 11. Heidi Powers: NGHS 123 O Club 9-123 Student Govt. 10-121 Cross Country 9g Soccer 93 Lacrosse 11,12. David Proctor: Ski Club 12g Bicycle Club 12: CC Ski Club 123 LaCrosse 10- 12. Mike Protextor: Proj. Closeup 113 Football 9-123 Lacrosse 9,10,12. Chad Ralston-Martin: Student Govt. 93 Football 9. Kathryn Ramsdale: DECA 11,123 Ski Club 12g Proj. Closeup 113 Student Govt. 9-12: Pol. Awareness 123 Soccer 9,103 Swimming 9-111 Lacrosse 11,123 Cheerleader 11,12. Mike Ranger David Ratcliff Lori Reece: Art Club 9,103 NAHS 10- 123 Yearbook 123 Basketball 9-123 Softball 93 Lacrosse 12. Stacey Reeder: Student Govt. 11,123 Swimming 9-12, Ryan Reese: NSHS 12? Ski Club 9,103 Speech and Debate 9-12. Cullen Reilly: Cross Country 11. Shawn R. Reiter: Ski Club 10-123 FBLA 12. Teresa Riddle Skip Rieber: Football 93 Rugby 11,12. Rhonda Riley Jonathan Rist: Cross Country 113 Wrestling 113 Rugby 11,12. Brian Ritchko: Football 93 Rugby 11,12. Bill Roberts: Student Govt. 10-123 Football 9-12, Track 11,123 Lacrosse 10. Sally Roberts: Ski Club 9-123 Premed Club 11,123 Proj. Closeup 123 Student Govt. 9, l2Q Yearbook 103 Soccer 9-111 Cheerleader 9-12. Paul Rosas Cydney Rosenbaum: NHS 10-123 NSHS 10-123 Premed Club 10,122 Drama 9-123 Choir 10-123 Thespians 9- 123 SRO 123 Poms 9-12. Summer Rosenoff Kristina Roser: NHS 10-12, NGHS 123 Ski Club 123 Premed Club 123 Outreach 123 Student Govt. 10-123 Soccer 9,1 lj Swimming 9-121 Basketball 9-11. Lauren Rothberg: An Club 11, Ski Club 9,lO. Susan Rottman: Ski Club 93 Literary Mag.l0,123 Newspaper 123 Swimming 9-123 Swimming Mgr.l0. Debie Rouleau: FBLA 12Q Student Govt. 123 Speech and Debate 123 Tennis 123 Blazer Pals 12. Theodore C. Rowles Stephanie Ruff: Cross Country 113 Basketball 10-121 Softball 10Q Lacrosse 12. Larry Ruiz: Ski Club 9-121 Ind. Arts 123 Football 9-11Q Wrestling 9-123 Baseball 93 Lacrosse 12. Doug Rulison: Football 9-123 Wrestling 93 Lacrosse 9-12. Steve Russell: Golf 10-12. Jeff Rydberg: NHS ll-123 Radio Club 113 Drama 9-123 Choir 113 Thespians 9- 123 Proj, Closeup 12. Lisa Saine: An Club 12. Tyler Salazar: NSHS 9-123 Yearbook 123 Tennis 9-123 Lacrosse 9-12. Chris Sams: Cross Country 103 Soccer 9g Swimming 9-12. 1 EfE1S1:1E2:1E1:1E1E25 IZIZIEEEIEIEIESE MR., i JF AP- -:sw air 1- ,rt 'im ' -wil'

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Scott Nannemann: O Club 10-123 NAllS 113 Football 9-123 Lacrosse 9-12. Brett Narlinger: Premed Club 103 Radio Club 11,123 Tennis 9,103 lacrosse 93 Rugby 11312. Anita Nayar: N115 l0'l21 NF11S 10-123 Octagon Club 9'l2Q FBLA 11,123 SADD 11,123 Yearbook 123 Soccer 9,103 Swimming 113123 Lacrosse 11312. Meridyth Nelson Tracy Newberg: Student Govt. 9-121 Soccer 9,103 Swimming 93 Lacrosse ll,12. Kevin Newman Vinh Nguyen: Wrestling 12. Trenton Norman: Football 9-11 Chad Northcott Allison Novack: NSHS 9,l0Q DECA 111 Student Govt. 9-123 Soccer 93 Lacrosse 11,12. Pat O'Keefe: DECA ll: Ski Club 121 Drama 123 Ind. Arts 93 Rugby 12. Tony Oakes: NSIIS 113 DIZCA 113 Proj. Closeup 123 Tennis 9-123 Track 9-12. Robert Oakes Trish Oehlert: Bla7cr Power 103 Gymnastics 93 Track 9. Lisa Olson Jamie L. Onate Krista L. Orr: Ski Club 103 Band 9,103 Proj. Closeup 123 Student Govt. 94123 Gymnastics 10,111 Cheerleader 93 Lacrosse Mgr. 9. Jenny Ottinger: Latin Club 103 Premed Cluh 123 SADD 12. Troy Palrnen Rachel Parker: NF11S 11,123 Premed Club113 Radio Club 123 Drama 10-123 'lhespians 11,123 Pol.Awarcncss 123 Student Govt. 10-12. Kimberley Parkman: Drama 10,111 Choir 10,113 Yearbook 11. Dawn Pate: Choir 9310. Shane Patrick: Football 10-12. Lisa-Ann Patterson: NHS 11,123 NGIIS 10-123 Science Club 9-123 Blazer Power 9-123 lntcmat'l Club l1,l2. Tami Paulmenoz Orchestra 9-113 Soccer 9-111 Basketball 93 Cheerleader 9-12. Fritz Paulsen Chris Paynter: Ski Club 9-113 Lacrosse 9-113 Rugby 12. Lisa Pehrson Daryl R. Periman: Art Club 11. Tiffany Petersen: Art Club 9,103 NHS 113 Ski Club 123 NAIIS 11,123 Student Govt. 10-123 Blazer Pals 9,10. Nicole Denise Pichon: Student Govt. 10,111 Track 9. Lisa Pistone: NA11S 123 Proj, Closeup 123 Student Govt. 9-123 Soccer 9,101 Gymnastics 9. Cynthia Jane Platt: Choir 103 Volleyball 103 Softball 103 Cheerleader 9310. Karen Porterfield: DECA 11,123 Spanish Club 103 Student Govt. 11,123 lntemat'l Club 9,l03Tennis 103 Track 9. Jennifer Potter: Ski Club 93 Blazer Power 9,103 Student Govt. 113 Quill and Scroll 11,123 Newspaper 11,123 Soccer 93 Lacrosse 11,l2. Tiffany Powell Name

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