Poway High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Poway, CA)

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Homecoming Court by Jon Jaro iving It Up Royally lthough most of us will never attain the royal status of be- ing a king, queen, etc. we of- ten dream of it happening. For the 14 members of the 1987 Home- coming Court this dream became a reali- ty. Most of the members received the honor with extreme shock and embar- rassment. 'Tve always thought about be- ing on the court but never believed it would happen, stated Jon Hoffman. The dream continued to the evening of the Homecoming game. Several mem- bers fondly recall the events of the half- time ceremony. Tiffany Monroe de- scribed the experience as exhilarating Jon Stefani added to this by saying, My legs were shaking during the whole cere- monyll' When asked about her feelings towards the entire event, Queen Tina Darby could only say, Hey, I got two kings! Seniors on the court all agreed that the honor was a definite highlight in their years at PHS. For the underclassmen, more opportunities waited in the future. No matter what the case, however, the entire school was able to take great pride in the 1987 Homecoming Court. I feel surprised this year. I didnit think it I being Prince a second year in a rowj could happen. -- Mike Beam It would be fun to do again, but this will al- ways be a fond mem- oryf, -W Carrie Emaririe 24 Student Life Freshmen: Prince Ethan Wickman and Princess Carrie Emarine Sophomores: Prince Jon Stefani and Princess Jodi Rosano Seniors: Princess Jenny Domville and Prince Jon Hoffman ff Juniors: Princess Tiffany Monroe and Prince Mike Beam

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Boogie down. Abe Romero and P.H.S. alumnus Amy Anding sway to the popular sound of Cat Tracks. The night has come. Sarah Ancheta and Jose Aldor enter the romantic atmosphere. Homecoming by Stephanie Allen Weekend Memories omecoming weekend began with a bang from the bright radiant fireworks that filled the sky. Old alumni from the earlier years joined in the fes- tivities while the Emerald Brigade filled the air with its award winning sound. During halftime, the crowning of the queen and king occurred, proclaiming Greg Warden, Geoff Johnston and Tina Darby the winners. Other winners in- cluded the sophomores coming in first place for the float competition. The half- time events set the mood for the upcom- ing of A New Beginningf' The crisp night air stirred up a roman- tic setting. It was homecoming 1987. The gym was decorated with red and blue streamers that hung from the gym walls. Students danced to the sounds of Cat Tracks. i'Homecoming was really nice. I had a good time. I loved the decora- tions, stated Monique Sanchez. Homecoming weekend brought many lasting memories for the students. It was a time of excitement and pride for all those who were involved. Tribal warfare. The class of 89' proudly chants for a victory. Homecoming Donce ond Game 23 ecapturing

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