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

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Love 'Em and Laugh I' at we w If 2 nr Do you all remember that show from a couple of years back that was called T.V.'s Bloopers and Practical Jokes? Well, here's our bloopers and practical jokes, but we used your pets instead of movie stars. The picture of the cat in the sink was brought in by Mr. Wade Hud- son. The cat's name is D.R., which stands for where he found the cat ton a Dirt Roadj. Laurel Hanck brought in a couple of pictures, the one with the pea- cocks, and the one of her dog Sandy. Corey Barnes donated the picture of the frog on the pencil. He has had the frog for three years, but he still hasn't named it. Scott Parks brought in a picture of his cat. His cat's name is Happy. Now if only they could teach him to smile instead of stick out his tongue. Even though they look funny we still love them. Mr. Ioe Cool You thought I was going to smile! 3 3 ,,,,, ff,.,,5,Z'. f' 'ffl-I fum! ', 2 wafj , W, 'E ' ,VH ' ' mai., ,-li: :iff ,3f? :!'f:W7 - V . , , . V ..,,., A ., f, , ,, ,,,., ,,., ,, , H f What vanity! Kiss Kiss.

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C -HX J rl t- R -.I ig x ev I . 5 - Szltitptn. if i gliiyii is Mrs. Sommermeyer and her bud Alf. The librarians- The new constitution! Mrs. Hanson, what a country girl! Mrs. Cook don't look so surprised! Many of our teachers have very different ideas of what to do during their free time. We have taken some of the most interesting. For instance Hubka riding around on his horse Amber. Mrs. Sommer- meyer and her favorite star Alf. With all the things we see them do at school, this is surely a differnt aspect of our teacher's lives outside Poudre High School. Who's the newest face in the Eng- lish department? It's Diedre Cook, the coach of the Forensics team, who is always saying, Believe in yourself. Mrs. Cook, a former teacher at Centennial, says that Poudre contains a warm, caring, environment. At first she was hesi- tant to come, but now she plans to stay for twenty years. She loves Poudre's atmosphere and the fact that the students do not stereotype one another. She is a volunteer for community activites and partici- pates in athletics. She has been married for 7 years and has a three year old daughter. Currently, she is working on a sa- fehouse for troubled adolescents. She enjoys many other activities, including skiing, camping and gar- dening. Poudre is a good place to be and I have many challenges to face, both with myself and with my Forensics team, says Mrs. Cook. 1 7

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