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

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SIENIIU IQ ' 'UUITIES MIKE STEINERT: The present becomes much more enjoyable when one can refer to it in the past tense. IESSICA GARCIA: Is this tomorrow or just the end of time? - limi Hendriz -IANELLE DELGADO: Remember 'the Flow- ers of Guatemala,' Drakie! ANGEL NOWLAN: More cushion for the pu- shin', more fun to the ton, more bounce to the ounce. LIZA GALLEGOS: If we should expect the unexpected, should we expect what we are ex- pecting since that would be the unexpected? BROTHER TRENTON WILLIAM KEN- NETH MALM: Every time a woman gives you a piece of her mind, she loses a piece of your heart! BROTHER CHRISTOPHER SIMS: At one time I knew and accepted everything - now I only wonder. TAMMY RUTLEDGE: My life is motivated by stress. Stress is the confusion created when the mind overrules the body's basic desire to choke the living ---- out of some who really needs it. TAMMY KINNEY: High school could be ear- ly mornings trying to wake up before 8:00 and all-nighters craming for the big test tomorrow or it could be fun with friends, games that made you proud, and a learning experience - you decide. MISSY LIGHTHART: We have all had so many things we could have learned, but we had such little time to learn it all. I feel that without friends, we couldn't have made it this far. KIRK MCCONNEL: Huh? IEFF LEHMAN: I toast to ones who will, and I toast the ones who won't, but to the ones who say they have, and later decide they haven't, I don't. IONI JORDAN: Keep your heart open and your eyes shut tight for what will be, will be. RENAE MORGAN: Lui, lui, woa woa say we gotta go now, ya, ya, ya, ya! KENNETH T. HOFFMAN: Take a risk in life, always be willing to follow you dreams. Don't let the dream take it from you. STACIE WILLIAMS: For the friends who knew me, knew me well, for the one who didn't can go to ---- ! DEREK COOKERLY: Well it's over! I sur- vived four years of changes, challenges, and radical times to cherish! My last two years at Poudre have been cool! Yo, thanks Tyson Grear Qrad manj, Kate McNight, K.M., C.H., C.F., N.L., T.G., K.N., M.I., M.K. and N.K. Can't forget Sequoia H.S. - great friends and special memories, CHEROKEE fsurfin', varsity cross country, track, state meets and artj. 'Catch a wave.' Congradulations Carol, WE MADE IT! Good luck to a special bro, Dougie Ifreshjl Thanks Bob you're great! Special thanks to the one I cherish and love. Mom, I love you! Never forget you Dad, I love you! California's the place to be!!! OLGA SANCHEZ: If you think you're the best, think again. BONES SCOTT LESSER: Some soldiers make it back alive, some soldiers just die, but where I'm going, l'lI survive! KIRSTEN RITTENHOUSE: Create your own reaIity! VALERIE KELLER: I am an endless variety of dissimilarity on parade to be looked upon with respect. The time is over for the masquerade. You're in the picture too, don't ever forget! SCOTT ASLEBEN: Party 'til you puke, but not in my living room! GREGG SMITH: I don't ask for much out of life: just a little beer money, just a little food money, and every now and then, just a little! MIKE CYKOSKI: It's impossible to stick a cadillac in your nose, yes it is. STEVE KLAHN: When you're a senior you need only one reason for anything. IOHN HILDEBRAND: Life is like the human anatomy, and I'm glad I'm moving out of the armpit. OLIVER HERDEN: A child on a farm sees a piane fly overhead and dreams of a faraway place. A traveler on the plane sees the farm house far below and dreams of home. KARL WOLF: Civilized man refused to adapt Please don't disturb me while I'm contemplating himself to his environment. Instead, he adapted his environment to suit him. He built cities, roads, vehicles, machinery and he put up power lines to run these labor saving devices. But somehow, he didn't know when to stop. The more he improved his surroundings to make his life easier, the more complicated he made it. So now his children are sentenced to 10-15 years of school just to learn how to survive in this com- plex and hazardous habitat they were born into. JONNY MEASTRY: Life's a big party. Go for it as soon as you can. Have one on me, I'll pay ya later. PAUL REYNOLDS: A man who stands for nothing falls for anything. - Alex Hamilton -SUV' fy' SHANE MUELLER: The essence of life is good drink. KRIS BROWN: Do it today. Tomorrow it may be illegal. AARON ALMS: We all start out the same and will end the same, the only thing that matters is what is done in between. SCOTT GILBERT: As we leave this institution of knowledge, we step into the world of sur- prises. ROY CANTU: As no good is done, or spoken, or thought by any man without the assistance of God, working in and with those that believe in him, so there is no evil done, or spoken, or thought without the assistance of the Devil, who worketh with strong, though secret power in the children of unbelief. All the works of our evil nature are the work of the Devil. - John Wesley