Poudre High School - Impala Yearbook (Fort Collins, CO)

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SPRING MUSIC Contest: The choirs competed at Central. Both Concert ,Q ,gi ttt.t , ,W JA Zz sHowf ml 'Ll 186 jazz Band shows it's stuftf and Impalaphonics received one in singing and two's in sight ing. Orchestra and Band cc ed at Greeley West. Orchestra ceived two's in both playing sight reading, while Band ceived two's in both also. Congratulations to Mr. Funke, Lashley, Mr. Shull and all of who participated. The Impalaphonics sing their jazz songs,

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NN UAL SIGNING PARTY 3 'mm Students enjoy talking to all their friends. is REG URGOS Poudre's own night club! The theme for Regurgos 1981 was red and black with all of student council dressed for the part. First up was the Barn Burners -a country-rock group. Then came Laura Hoeven with an exciting dance routine, followed by Doug Kerbs and Allen Williams playing the piano. james Eggiman came next with some funny magic, then Nancy Davis sang Everything and Hnally the pride of Poudre High-the jazz Band played. All this MC 'd by Dan Weitz, with drinks and popcorn available for all. Poudre's night club was a big suc- cess, and definitely worth trying again. W' 3 xv. ' Greg Volesky and Chafee Smith get their thoughts together W2 'N

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BACCALA REATE Nearly 1200 parents, relatives, and friends were there to be with their son or daughter while listening to Rev. Delbert Paulson talk about a new breed ofsquare, This represented in his eyes and others that you as a person should never he ashamed of being called a square. It is your chance to show others what you can do and what you hope to accomplish. zfiya. fix A 5'i.9fsQr?IF'3-lm? 'G s' 5 Ki TN wif ,,-ffffjmd mn n,,1ESu?': 5.f1 ci, sa I Q I ff if A tw: was Ah, . . sf ..,, ,M t at- WT . , f ' a WY ,I -:Y of -N913 fswf ' fiufwihg QV --SL 'uw V ,. 12:3 f '1 .-L. lx' 'flag I I 2 I Q ,..... .s'i ? 1,l4mi my qkk - k I ' 1 -at T ,nfs 1. H.- I - -M I ta . , f I , - F J v1 K ii 1 A.. bias :W GRAD ATIO Gradua tion was quite an experience for those three hundred twenty six student that graduated from Poudre High School The Valdtctortans a Brown, Fritz oss, Dou Kerbs, Karin Schantz, Therese Sheahan, Paula Webber, and salutatorian Jy J g J es Powell said verses out ofa song that was a song by the Impala Choir named I WANT TO LIVE . It touched nearly 5000 parents, relatives and friends who watched and listened through the hour and forty minute ceremony.