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

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Lyceum, a day devoted to life long learning. This definition doesn't real- ly sum up what the students and fac- ulty were exposed to early this Febru- ary. The day may have been devoted to learning, but it involved much more . . . It involved an inside look at the real world, and what we could be doing for fun, for careers, or just to see what a real sled-dog looked like. The l ceum day involved faculty, stu- dlents, and members of the communi- ty sharing their hobbies, careers, and interests with the students and facul- A MEETI G 015 MINDS ty at Poudre. Everyone involved made sure that when we were done we came out saying, so thats how it is, and, that's what I want to do, The day was filled with classes rang- ,ing on topics from dog-sled racing, complete with sled and dogs, to Afri- can safaris, to bird watching. Some of the more interesting, or at least the more talked about classes were gra- phoanalysis, the study of handwrit- ing, and a way to find out what vou're really like and professional hair-care, Mm www , Zu M. if mMmmmn 'fl where both students and teachers were given haircuts and makeovers. Piloting your own plane, taught by our own Mr. jerry Hubka, let a lot of people see how much fun flying could be. Thank you PHS counselors for all the hard work you put into this, and thanks also to the wonderful people who came to share their time and tal- ents with us. Fi 3 2 A? I 'Y 4' ,s E See Eric throw the bowling pin . , . Throw Eric throw Those supermen in green show us how REAL Don't worry . . . l've been practicing all Ozzie LIVE - The magic of Mary-Kay, and Ringling Brothers men play! DAY!! '- 3,4 2 67 ..,.... : .::,:.g.fs5z.m..: .----- N If , MM M W Mmm

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l 0? Poudre Band Shows Bravery In Football Showdown Marching Into the Hall of Fame x 415. lrff F VS Troy Zwickle overwhelmed the Rocky Moun- tain team with this touchdown run. Coach joe Gray and Bryan Zakely are ready to lead the team to victory as the game begins. Marie Cameron amazes casual observers with another catch, proving that women can play this game. .. .-,ximian The Poudre High School Band usually appears this way to the student body. Little do they know that a top football team lurks beneath these uniforms. It was the challenge of the century. The Rocky Mountain High School Marching Band had challenged the Poudre band to a football game. What began as an organized flag-football matchup became a vicious, high-scor- ing sack-a-thon as the chill fall after- noon wore on. fin fact, when Theron Dimmick's mother arrived at the end of the afternoon to pick him up, Dim- mick protested, But, Mom, I haven't gotten hurt yet! j The game was tight at first, with Troy Zwickle, Preston Hill, and Joe Gray scoring touchdowns. Coach Joe Gray credited the team's excellent running game for the quick scoring. Marie Ca- meron struck a blow for women's lib with an interception. However, the Rocky attack, led by an impossibly fast ball-carrier, transplanted from Fort Collins High, and known only as Aspirin, soon surpassesd the Poudre offense. By halftime, the score was ap- proximately 55-21, Rocky. In the sec- ond half, the score was only recorded haphazardly as the violence in- creased. With the violence came in- juries. The main casualties were Jason Hamilton Qbloody nose - he later re- marked that Rocky had drawn first blood j, Marie Cameron fscratched handj, and Troy Zwickle fexhaus- tionj. Zwickle, a member of the real Poudre football team, ignited the crowd with his sparkling offense and defense. fHe stated later, proudly: I made somebody cry, I think. Q Despite the injuries and eventual dis- appointing outcome fCoach Gray esti- mated the final score at 75-211, the band welcomed the chance to perform on a football field minus instruments and Q-Tip hats. And, as Zwickle stated, Poudre need not feel humiliat- ed by the loss. After all, he said, the real football team beat Rocky last Friday night!