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

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Student Council Student Council supported the stu- dent body and sponsored activities to promote school spirit. They im- proved the community's outlook on our school by doing community projects and getting involved with public relations. Some programs involved the Port Collins Health Care Center, a local rest home for the elderly. Besides regular visits to the center, they hosted the annual Thanksgiving dinner and an ice cream beach party in the spring. Student Council participated in other community projects and lent their help to the Hall of Trees and craft bazaar. They also collected toys for tots and organized the canned food drive. X l I2 Q ,fb A ,A , 16' KW. KlAb..1v'..2ZlllIlD7 ' ' LK ,J Student Council tried to recognize all of the clubs, organizations, sports, fac- ulty, and each individual student. They planned all of the assemblies and put on Homecoming. During na- tional education week, they spon- sored a free ice cream social and held a Positive Power workshop for the ju- nior high students. Similar activities At the beginning of the year, all members went on a retreat. This brought everyone together so that they could combine their different views to reach a common goal. Then during second semester, each individ- ual planned a semester project to benefit PHS or the community. All of their efforts required great dedication and resulted in a successful school year. were planned with the TMH students to get them involved and feel com- fortable at Poudre. f, ' uv Front Row: Tammy Spanswick, Brenda Wheelock, Liz Cox, Keena Miller, Jennifer Brubaker, Shannon Bryner, Trina Fiscus. Second Row: Lauralyn Duff, Sandy Bryner, Amy Madden, Jacki Walno, Peggy Hawley, Les Spicer. Third Row: Tanya Boehme, Chrissie Greenwood, Veronica Quarles, Jody McCluskey, Kim Lindeberg, Nicole Friendt, Lisa Craft, Wendy Holford, JoJo Dressel. Fourth Row: Carolyn Jensen, Chris Sims, Deana Thompson, Shannon Richmond, Rachel Marquart, Cheryl Huffman. Back Row: Tia Jaffee, Lara Deakin, Heidi Lohnes, Doug Johnson, Corey Barnes. Not Pictured: Pat Callahan, Tara Pielke, Mike Steinert. . L-.... X..N,j' ,, 2 Brenda Wheelock, activity chairman, Liz Cox, presidentp Chrissie Greenwood, secteraryg Wendy Holford, treasurer.

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ational ack row Ms Ruff 1enniMmear Kirsten Rittenhouse Karin Troendle june Steely Cassy Wilson helly Harris Mike Stelnert Front row Barb Nett Lisa Lobree Val Keller Becky Jensen Colleen aker lernlynn Lilyblade Not pictured Llz Cox Michelle Hellyer Paul Reynolds Tammy Rutledge enny Wagner, Kathi Wilson Mike Wunder 'nu man! lun: Q6 H Qwssm MQIESL. U ll I USIIESS ront Row Publncist CA Erickson Robin Erickson Karla Wunch Cindy Miller Kirsten Rittenhouse cond Row Mrs lolynn Kuhn Beatriz Sanchez secretary Olga Sanchez Paula Clanz Roberta Veldez lr Gary Roberson Back Row Heather Kenney Lee Ann Martinez Rena Martinez Lori Long, Sue rown Melissa Kling president Michele Ferrell treasurer Deanne Long Tammy Kinney Gena Franck jartha Valdez Nicki Strohmeyer. Not Pictured: vice president Kirk Marshall Honor Society National Honor Society supports academics and the academic arts This year,the seniors became an ac tive organization planning actlvi ties as well as being a support group They started the year out with an academic tone by hosting a reception for the top 1095 of the junior and senior class N H S members were invited to join at the end of their junior year Each maintained at least a 3 7 grade point average and received twelve academic credits m the first three semesters at Poudre They strongly encourage everyone to achieve their personal goals and strive for academic excellence FBLA FBLA stands for Future Business Leaders of America lt is a nation wide organization consisting of students interested in a career ln the business world Poudre has a relatively strong chapter which or ganizes fundraisers to cover the cost of competition MORP was one of their major fundraisers In addition they sold fruit baskets at Christmas FBLA competitions are held at dis trict state and national levels for the individual or group The con tests include public speaking shorthand accounting computer application entrepreneurship and every other business related skill The members develop self confi dence learn money management and work towards teir occupational goals 2652755770735 Y I -I . . . . z: . ,,. I ' I I I ' . ' . ' . 1 ' ' I u c I u ou- ' ,rs ' . sz, - -Ji l . . . gn . . . . 45 Q gm . .. ' ' W . . ' Of- ,Am . . ' y xi, g 1. . . . . . -2? CQ 1 N - fb f A I I M I 't ' O O O 0 URN? A . . . . . one D ' - u as f 'In ' th' . . ' . I .. . ' I 8 LTL us I ,N'f..v'- - X y .1 ' ' - K , . . . I I ' I I ' i' I I I ' A 1 S , K