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

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SIENIIID IQ I IUUIIIES John Hildebrand looks on as Kemper Stephens holds Mike Cycoski at finger point evgm C.A. ERICKSON: No problem! GUY PATTERSON: Out of the Blue and Sil- ver - into the fire! RICH SCHNEIDER: Just when I believed I couldn't ever want for more, this ever changing world pushes me through another door. I saw you smile, won't you let me shelter you. Hold on to the nights, hold on to the memories . . . - Richard Marx P.S. Bye PHS!! Californy, here I come! WES GROGAN: You can b.s. your friends, and I can b.s. my friends, but lets not b.s. ea- chother. ROB JONES: When you drink, you commit no sins. SHAWN DEVLIN: These years have been fun. I wish we had more than three years here at Poudre. Keep up the spirit! SETH STREETER: Imagination rules the world. - Napolean LUPY WILLIAMS: T'was the night before graduation, and all through the house, not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse. The cap and gown were hung in the closet with care, in hopes that graduation soon would be here. LAURA ELLIS: I wish I was in Tiajuana, eat- ing barbecued Iguana. PENNY BOWDEN: Life is beautiful through a sober soul. ERIC MORRISON: One who runs behind a bus often becomes exhausted! JOSH ARELLANO: How's a senior supposed to have fun if hefshe follows every rule!?! RYAN HALE: No matter how good you think you are, you're not better than the rest. CHANDAL ROGERS: So here we stand, you and I, you're too kind, I'm too shy to say what we really mean, so we make life a masquerade never showing all, only the parts we play. , 1 bv 1-44' MIGUEL MONTOYA: From this day forth, I will have blue and silver searing deep incisions into my subconscius. What a drag. TOBY RAMEY: If life is a waste of time, and time is a waste of life, get wasted all the time, and have the time of your life. JENNIFER KERR: This is the time to remember, 'cause it will not last forever. These are the days to hold onto, 'cause we won't, al- though we want to. This is the time, but time is gonna change, and those will be the days we can never recall. I know we've got to move somehow . . . - Billy Joel LISA LOBREE: Language is a virus from outer space and hearing your name is better than seeing your face. BRET REYNOLDS: The value of life lies not in the length of days, but in the use we make of them: a man may live long, yet live very little. - Montaigne PAT CALLAHAN: The woman from the su- permarket ran to call the cops. 'He must be high on something,' someone said. Though it never made the New York Times, in the Daily News the caption read, 'Save the Life of my Child!,' cried the desperate mother. A patrol car passing by halted to a stop. Said officer MacDougal in dismay, 'the force can't do a decent job 'cause the kids got no respect for the law today,' and blah, blah, blah. - Simon 8: Garfunkel MELINDA MANSEIELD: Dreams can be good and they can be bad, but only remember the good and forget about the bad. KIM WALL: I wonder where I've been, all the years I've left behind are faded pictures in my mind. Now it's hard for me to see it's not as easy as it used to be. - St. Elmo's Fire SUSAN MINKEL: Live for your dreams and goals, not for the nightmares and failures. ALI FIGUEROA: And these children that you spit upon as they try to cope with your world are oblivious to your insults, but they're quite aware of what you put them through. KEN WIECK: The world is big. This school is small. I got through school and I didn't study at all! TROY ZWICKLE: It's Miller time! BOB NAUTA: Brain, don't go to sleep, I still need you for college! Wake up! LEEANN MARTINEZ: Today's the tomorrow I was so worried about yesterday. BECKY JENSEN: I've grown tired, and time stands still before me - frozen here, on the ladder of my life. - Elton John JOEL KALAK: Vodka is colorless, odorless, tastless and too much of it leaves you senseless. MICHELLE SAILER: Whatever your mind can conceive and believe, it will achieve. Dream great dreams and make them come true. Do it now, for you are unique. In all the history of the world, there was never anyone else exact- ly like you, and in all the infinity to come, there will never be another you. JASON WALTER: High school is to prepare you for the outer world, but what have you learned? KARIN BOCKMAN: No one will remember who we were here, but no one can forget what we did here. What did we do here? MATT SCHEETZ: Do you love it? Do you hate it? There it is, the way you made it. MICHELE FERRELL: To ere is human, but to really foul up, it takes a sophomore. MELLANI HESS: I'll think of it all tomorrow at Tara. I can stand it then. Tomorrow, I'll think of some way to get him back. After all, tomorrow is another day! - Scarlett O'Hara SADIQ ABDURAHMAN: When a man be- comes a success, his wife takes most of the credit and the government takes most of the cash. CASSY WILSON: I never dared to be radical when young, for fear it would make me conser- vative when old. - Robert Erost GREG MARTINEZ: Learn from your past, ex- perience today, build on your tomorrows, make time to play. MARK MANNING: The sun rose in the east- ern sky, bringing dark hues of orange, red, and yellow into the crisp morning. The birds sang, pulling the earth toward the new day. A light frost began to melt and the whole world seemed to sparkle, as Jonathan waited for his school bus to come and take him to the wonderful world ol learning in kindergarten. A minute later, they pushed the button.

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IU IOR CLASS COUNCIL - me ff Top Row ROB CONANT SCOTT ELLIS LAURALYN DUEE MINDY STORY MEGAN PIKE IIM HART Front Row KAIA HISTAND LISA IANSSEN Vice President TANYA BOEHME President CHRISSIE CREENWOOD Secretary Treasurer IOJO DRESSEL LAURA BIBBEY JOHN GRAY The junior class council has come up with a unique way of raising money for this year s prom The class mem bers are asking the junior student body to sell four supersaver cards at a dollar a piece They need to sell 1 500 and with receiving a dollar a piece for them, this would bring in enough money to have a nice prom at the Lincoln Center This is a change from last years prom which was held in the PHS gym This year s class council is motivated and with this motivation will succeed in the goal of accom plishing 51 500 for this year s prom Yes, says LISA JANSSEN --'- 1 '-., W 5 Hwrfbngwfw s 1935 ii E Tts ROB CONANT, KAIA HISTAND, and LAURALYN DUEE all show their enthusiasm toward the junior class council activities. W' L, L, , ,,,, ,, , ,, ,W Y