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

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SENIORS CINDY GIBSON DAVE GIBSON SCOTT GILBERT PAULA GLANZ DARRELL GLASER MICHELLE GOSSELIN Super Seniors .... What a year! Look at some of the fabulous things that Poudre High School students have done ...... Congratulations to Rich Schneider for leading the group T.N.T. Teens Needing Teens has helped a lot of teenagers at Poudre and has gone on to help others at Rocky and Fort Col- lins as well. Lincoln Junior High was the experimental stage for junior high teen panels and Rich has succeeded in getting the panels into all of the ju- nior high schools in the area. Another person who should receive recognition is Cassy Wilson. Cassy did an excellent job on the 1987-1988 yearbook as Editor and was the only girl to make the All-State team in softball. A job well done, Cassy! Still, yet another super senior is Tia Iaffee. Tia won the office of District President for DECA and also did an excellent job at the district competi- tions held at Foothills Fashion Mall. Other Super Seniors ......... Kris Thaemert-excellent horse trainer. Lisa Wagner-winner for the Poudre High School Forensic Team. She did excel- lent in the humor interpretation divi- sion. Guy Patterson-also a winner in forensics, he did an excellent job in Original Oratory. Andy Pett was named to the 1st Team All-State by the Rocky Mountain News and sec- ond Team All-State by The Denver Post. He was also named to play for the North in the All-State football game at French Field this summer. Marty Vigil was named to 3rd Team All-State by the Denver Post. Eric Morrison and Brian Taladay both ran at Nationals in December. Eric placed eighth in the Kinney National in San Diego and earned All-American sta- tus. Brian ran in the A.A.U. Nationals in Alabama, placing 42nd and earned 2nd team All American status. In Poudre's Art Department, Mike Steinert won his Gold Key for a black and white photo of some tack in a shed. Brenda Wheelock was Poudre's Homecoming Queen and is a major driving force behind Responsible Al- ternative Parties, QRAPJ. Congratula- tions to fine leadership under Liz Cox for being Student Body President. Colleen Baker is this year's D.A.R.- good citizen winner. While not every seniors' name is here, each and every senior is unique and super in their own way. The Class Of '88 is definitely super and defini- tely unique. The super seniors here at Poudre are recognized and they are appreciated for the things they do in helping to make our school a better place to be. They have organized sup- port groups, they have done outstand- ing leadership responsibilities and they are doing wonderful things in helping everyone. The seniors of this year have gone out of their way in helping to make Poudre a better school and A CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '88 IS IN OR- DER!!l!l

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SENIORS WENDY HARPER BRIAN HARRIS DAVID HARRIS SHELLY HARRIS JENNIFER HALTON PEGGY HAWLEY MICHELLE HELLYER OLIVER HERDEN-KIRCHOFF MELLANI HESS MACEE HICKMAN JOHN HILDEBRAND CAROL HILL 43' 13' 'S