Overland High School - Trail Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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HOWTI E Homecoming mid-week erupted on Octo- ber l4, with the more than sold out Air Band, as many people were standing and sitting in the aisles. Seven hundred and thirty tickets were sold by the student council, but the packed house also included previous acts and numer- ous bouncers. Tryouts were very tight and competitiveg 39 bands tried out and only 17 made the billing. Srs. Jill Gebhart and Kristie Roser organized the night's festivities. The entertainment be- gan with Masters of Ceremonies Srs. Lisa Cannon and Shannon Wells jamming to Led Zeppelin's Hot Dogg Srs. Jamaal Hill and Eric Coyer were also MC's. The airband included a wide variety of music, ranging from Sonny and Cher 's I've Got You Babe fSr. Jeff Arneson and Jr. John Cripej to Meta11ica's For Whom the Bell Tolls Urs. Brad Burnside, David Carol, Steve Hughes, and Gary Davisj. Sr. Koren Wash- ington, the only soloist who dared the stage, performed Diamonds by Janet Jackson.The event also included much crowd participation with The Village People's YMCA and We are The World. lt was better than last year. There was a very wide variety of acts, said Fr. Amy Czeczok. A barrel of fun! said MC Lisa Cannon,but a barrel of money it wasn't.. Money was not re- warded for first place, as theAir Band was no longer a contest . Without a first place, the incentive is gone and the quality goes down, said Sr. Shelly Hamilton, a two time Air Band veteran. It was O.K., but it should have been a contest instead of a concert, said Sr. spectator Nate Villalon. Nevertheless, Air Band was still another sellout and a popular highlight during Home- coming week. This year's was a blast. Even though the competition is gone, the excitement and craziness of getting up on stage was good enough for me, said Sr. Todd Madden, a three time Air Band veteran. e are the biggest group to participate in Air Band! OHS for Africa brings the crowd to its feet with enthusiasm during their We are the World performance. Copy' T' HallStith Lay t: J yDarlcymdTylerSnlnnx QH5 'Uflffrfi -l Arr Band V 'V , I