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

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SCIEHCB Department . JAMES BIBBEY STEVE BRADLEY DONALD CORBIN TOM DAVIS BARBARA HALL KEITH SHADER PHS Science This year the Poudre High School sci- ence department is doing better than ever. There are currently five full- time teachers here Mr james Bibbey Mr Steve Bradley Mr Donald Cor- bin Mr Tom Davis and Mr Keith Shader. Poudre high School is happy to welcome a new staff member to the Poudre Science department Mrs Bar- bara Hall Mrs. Hall is teaching part- time here and part-time at Welling- ton Iunior High The science department offers a large variety of classes this year ranging from the subjects of Zoology to Phys- ics This year there are two new sci- ence classes being offered Advance Placement Physics and Advance Placement Chemistry These classes will make it even easier for you to choose a science class to fit your needs. So, if you are interested in tak- ing a science class, there are many to choose from this year. The science department is encourag- ing anyone to take a science class here at Poudre. The schedules for the sci- ence classes all change at semester, so you will be able to get twice as much science into your life. This year turned out to be a great one for the Poudre High School Science Department. Enrollment is stronger than ever and everyone is having a great time. This makes it a lot easier for the teachers, and a lot more inter- esting for the students. .dutiful Annu-w lf you can't find Mr. Bibbey at school, look in the doughnut shop ls this witchcraft or chemistry? U Xa. K X W s .ff X Q Q 1 f W f X my S tg X Q sejxx x , X sq yy Ay f XXQ' S M ' .3 i ek X ,f 5 f X x X V f fmr 'W' YA Q fe at MZ , X Env X. Www . Q yi egg Sm P JNWEQ X r h N ss if as 4 ek f ka 'N , f if is 5 f Z me xx? is s N A 1 1 1 I 1 . . 1 - 1 . , . , . . , . ' ii ' Magi 1 KE ' iii 5513 13' f H1155 . t , X W sum Mustek .5 . 1 1 . W E ':i ' .iss -::': 5342? ww s 1

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f -1 P Q- 4 4 as i X 4 W. 1 J' W 7 .1 fs y 4 V 1 , f i 1 'EW ,f'i?i-,r rw .-fs N PHS Media The Poudre high school center media has always had a lot to offer the stu- dents and staff. Our library has im- proved greatly in the past years, and 1987 seems to be no exception. There are four staff members current- ly working in our library. Mrs. Van- arsdale, Mrs. Weber, Mr. Warren and Mrs. McBride. There is also a new edition to the library staff this year, Mrs. Demeyer. Mrs. Demeyer is working part time to help install a bar cove system. This will make checking gif sf if as W4 Ai, l Q - 2:4 t may 365532 ZF l 4 ,IV f Media Center , .Tim ,Wg , ,rg ,,.3,,:,. wg ., . s' , ,, , . g , . , W. A VY. ,, ,Q . . T . 1 E out books a lot easier for the librar- ians. There is another new addition this year in the Poudre library. It is for those of us who absolutely dread us- ing the card catalog. The Poudre Me- dia proudly presents the electronic card catalog. There are the three com- puters and they are there for YOU. This wonderful edition will help all of us to find the material we are look- ing for with less work and in less time. The Poudre media sponsored many VIVIAN MCBRIDE MARY VANARSDALE RON WARREN SUE WEBER different events this year to attract students to come in. Earlier in the year they had the signing of the Con- stitution, 850 students came in and signed their names. There is also the uncommon knowledge event that will be going on all year. Students come in and answer questions to win a prize. Our library is really doing fantastic, and their services are greatly appreci- ated, not just by the students, but the staff as well. ls Mr. Warren praying to the library God? X 'S' an N 3' s I Q . Q, . K K . x S X 2 J 2 S 2'f ' zi ':- A t :f I ji' lr'-

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Math Department v X, K K. '11 f , A' ' M ,Az 'xi-3 p Math. Its a subject we all know But do we really? Its an essential part of life and is used everyday. Theres always more to learn as Mr. Bogard department head points out The Math Department teaches math and computer courses that range from Remedial Math to Advanced Placement QAPJ Calculus and AP Computer Programming All classes are demanding and require a lot of out of school time. Mr Bogard who teaches for under- standing of concepts not for memori- zation of items and formulas expects his students to excel and get the maxi- mum benefit from his classes He would like to see his students do more Nof their own work- more individual 'effort The Math Club open to anyone who is interested is sponsored by the department. Their minds are chal- lenged by difficult math problems They participate in contests such as CSU Math Field Day lMr. Bogard solves more than just math prob- ems. First Row: Mrs. Linda Bausch Mr. Jerry Bogard Mr. Bill Bowden Mr. jeff Davis Ms. Ian Pleiman Mr. Ken Taylor Second Row: Mr. Chuck Thompson Ms. Norma Wallin Mr. Jeffrey Walters. I 'Fi' . L--F tatt . :asain -:-: -,.- 2 .:.,:.:..:..::- ---- : -: ---- : -:-::-:f:-ea-2:-we-. Q S H52 - if W J f M. .W QE'- 'ik It L ,lt t S -nm N Q 5 l I I I I I , I QM' 1 r ,J f is L- fb M i qi me al It All Adds Up I I I I I , . . , I I I I I I i ug, IS' i lv 1 In A. .,., .,.,.,,.. ,. .......,, ....., ,E W ' . my , f ---:t 85 t..., . W-N -fe -Y QSK W M -e