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

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What Do Poudre People Do O ,fi ...-us--N, 5 ,1.-ez QL ,a-- W Yr VACATION Q,,,,k W 1' i--K - l . Aw, 'L Q V A Anxious for a little extra success on your ski trips? Try what Paul Meiman and Mike Wunder did - pray to the Great Ski Mr. Chuck Thompson is trying a different type of speed on the snow in his winter- time hot rod. Susan Vanover spent her vacation preparing for Trina Swenson certainly appears to be enjoying the Air Force, including becoming acquainted this picnic in our Colorado Rockies. with the tall and handsome - planes!

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I Senior pranks have been a part of Poudre's history for as long as anyone can remember. These pranks are a symbol of fun, and spirit of the graduating class. Now our Poudre pranksters, the seniors have developed some interesting pranks to pester our administrators - they've done everything from re-arranging the letters of the school to read PRUDE, to letting pigs and geese run rampant through the halls and putting dear old PHS up for sale with signs from realtors around town. Each year the senior class tries to outdo their predecessors and pull off the ultimate prank. These sen- ior pranks are, and will always be a part of the fun, spirit and lighter side of Poudre's students. Mr. Edgar Rice looks a little confused as he tries to figure out why all these seniors are sleeping on the stage. Surprise! They're the ones who put on this elaborate prank. ?fzcm64aml77 Ah, dear old Poudre seems to have undergone a face-lift during the night by some spirited seniors . . . It seems good old PHS is now good old Prude. 5 Zeff 1 ml' f fgffg X 42 f fig, s it if

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HW .4-H. wrt . 112' , .1-ne'-ft -if- g..,4. f Kaia Histand, in a rare bit of good luck, chanced upon these bronzed, handsome sun-worshippers on a beach in the French Riviera. One's muscles can be greatly built up by skiing, as demonstrated by Paul Meiman, here shown performing the tremendous feat of lifting Rob Conant, by the hair, from the ground. Although a trip to Elitch's can be fun, it can also affect one's perception, as shown by the sudden change in forms of Jessica Garcia, Shelly Harris, and Val Keller. Lauralyn Duff is doing a little sun-worshipping of her own in the mountains of Switzerland.