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

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What A Sweet Sound! Top row Kathu Barger lull lllenberger Kum lennungs Fawn Nelson Aubree Russell Monuca Cooley Cheru Masters Stacu McCumber Chrusta Leverenze Ruby Wulson Samantha Campbell Ann Luvungston Nukku Strohmeyer Muddle row Chrustune Brown Stacue Mathews Beth Pantuer Elaune Reu Laura Karns Chrustune Spencer Bottom row Denuse Hartwug Iulue Illenberger Veronuca Payton Katy Ramey Kum Daeschner Muchelle There are many chour groups offered here at Poudre the Impalphonucs Im pressuons, Men s Chour jazz Chour and then there us a very specual group, one that us unuque and dufferent, ut s our very own womens chour Thus group us made up of deducated, talent ed gurls who just want to have fun, and be a luttle dufferent from every one else The women s chour performs at many dufferent schools and school func tuons at many of the junuor hughs un cludung Luncoln Cache La Poudre, and Wellungton Iunuor Hugh They also partucupate un many of the con certs held here at school Mrs Darland, the durector of all the vocal musuc groups, us very proud of theur hard work and determunatuon The gurls unvolved un the group are havung a lot of fun, and they all agree that Mrs Darland has taught them a lot thus year All un all they are a very deducated group who just want to sung, and en joy doung ut : . I . ' . . , ' I . I . l . I . 1 1 1 1 - 2 1 1 1 I l ' : I I I I I Duvall, Mary Cortez, Tammy Nissen. : , - - . , . . , . . . . . , . , . . . . , . I - 1 ' 1 ' , . , .,t. . .,,,. V ,.,. ......,, , ,.,, .,,, .. '08?5QQ v fsfsf ,,?ie'gi

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he 1988 Poudre Orchestra . 7 ,, ,,aW.f.C0.if6K Some of Poudre's Best fff 1Z0'f'qQ67 Vip? Z I 90f7g5 52 Eff' ,fl A vv aw GUN! .fl f N gtfgfdfjf f2WxflH7ffl6 AVF W ftiQf,.He eVf'7 CM sem- 1111. N . . Poudre's Outstanding Band! Last year Poudre High School's or- chestra placed high in a contest of- fered state wide. This year, howev- er, everyone has seen and heard a great improvement. Mr. Lashley teaches orchestra every day fourth hour. He commutes back and fourth from Cache La Poudre lu- nior High. Most of the students in orchestra have been playing an instrument for a long time. Students interested in orchestra start playing the sum- mer before seventh grade. The orchestra puts on four concerts a year. They put on, fall, winter, sping, and pre-contest concerts. This year during their concerts many members of the orchestra were suprised by the number of people that showed up for the con- certs, but what was most impressive were the number of well deserved standing ovations. Anyone that is interested in join- ing orchestra needs to have some experience, but also they need to have a great sense of dedication to their music. Great job this year to all of you in orchestra, keep up the good work. Poudre's Best! Do you remember all of those strange people that went marching down the halls playing the Poudre Fight Song? And what about those people that start to play Christmas songs in the middle of October? Well those people aren't strange they're just our very own band. And boy, do they put a lot of work into the spirit of Poudre High School. They all participate in the marching band the first quarter. They always get our teams fired up for the games, but they don't al- ways get the credit that they de- serve. Band meets every day fourth hour. And is directed by Mr. Stoll- steimer, or lovingly called Uncle Gary . The students claim that Mr. Stollsteimer is a great teacher and they can always count on him. The band will put on about six concerts a year, so they must work really hard to perform their best. On every Tuesday and Thursday the band and the orchestra work together. 107

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Back row Laurle Trockel Iohn Carroll Brlan Martmson Alrson McClanahan Paul Meacham Karl Wolf Thayne Tlppetts Heather Ortlz Ilm Watson Theron Dlmmlck Sam Underwood Iohn Henderson Angela Huntley Mlddle row Chrls Stemgrube Tom Lawrle Brad Oldemeyer Jody McCluskey Vrkkn Bowman Amy Korb Krrsten Rittenhouse Al Varney Front row Lovetta Mnshler Melame Mannmg Amy Madden jenme Armour Jennifer Sayen Mendeth Pnll lamne Spicer Rae Thompson Julne Manzanares Rosle Fuerte 'lq,3N3W 2 ,fest ww HQ ss. 3 is N .qs to s.:-.Q ttwwis-.ss ggi-wxgwg twwwsmrwtsg Impalaphomcs Impalaphonlcs IS a group of young men and women who smg both ln and out of school To get mto lm palaphomcs, a person must prepare a song and audltlon with Mrs Dar land They are evaluated on their tone and memory This year Impa laphomcs went to Grand Junction and Colorado Sprmgs In Colorado Sprmgs Impalaphomcs performed at the Broadmoor Hotel In Grand Iunctlon they performed at a local high school At Chrlstmas time, these smgers put on performances at the mall and at Wellmgton schools Each year there IS a state wlde competntron between all state on vocal abrlrty on the song of therr chorce It was held at Rocky Mountain Hlgh School From Poudre there were three students chosen These people were Tom Lawrre, Melame Mannmg and Merldeth Prlll Mews Ream The I M ui.-di Bottom to top Irm Watson, Tom Lawrie, Paul Meacham, and Karl Wolf 44,15 Oowee, Oh Me Oh My what a year' The Men oom fotherwlse known s t e Impo yesters and Out to Lunchj defmltely made a hut with the PHS student body and their remake of the Nylons Klss Hlm Goodbye The group rs an acappella quartet conslstmg of Tom Lawrle, Paul Meacham, Jim Karl Wolf The group renamed rtself many trmes and fmally decnded on naming rtself after nts unique ablll ty to smg well m the men s room The group made nts offrcral debut on December 10th rn front of a crowd of about 150 students From then on, The Men s Room s success went Up the Ladder to the Roof as they were requested to perform at varlous events around town The group has recorded some of nts work. The Men's Room would like to ex press nts sincere apprecnation to Trlna Swenson and Lavetta Mrshler for playmg the drums. 24f47Z'73,4'7707ZS '09 . . . . 0 : I I I I I I I I I I I , - ' 1 , , , 1 1 1 . 1 ' : 1 ' ' I I I . I I I ' ' I I ' n rse f trsst . .ses . - sse as - ' ' . K - 1 K. -,::k Vki- V f. S c c W 1 5. ' W . ' NT' - ' ,gif 1 fi .K - ,-,- , ':h I is p . t .-e. ' - - - ' f Q ig y schools. The students were judged R , Q ' if R i - - p rrs -S 5 - 1 .',s',e 1 c.-s 1 so 'tlt' - 1 . A I - ' 1 -1- - . . ,.,. , . ss X f - s T 1 ' i i I 'QP K T. ft K. xkcr, I: 4 K ' ' ' I in sr K K kkhk . 1 'Q A K V-fr X. K K, 3 li i K Q 'S' . . A .ilk I I in L. Q, ..r. . . R . 'Q wg V F H I L. L. Eg . my T L- K .. Wk . . s kkkkk QV K 3 .. 35 :,, K fn . . ..,s . .- 1.1-. '1e. 1't tsez 1 1- . sal' s tt'.stt ' tt . S TTL- B- Il Il 4 I I 1 1 . , ' I II ' A ll 7 V ' II it I , . 33 . J ,,,,.,,,,,, W , ' , 3 'st an . M W ' ' ' M 1 . . . ' I I I II