Poway High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Poway, CA)

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3. Huey, M. Shen, I. Berry, M. We1ss, M. Dodds, S. Cdrdozo, T. Mueller, T. Vdhidi, M. Dudek, B. Snyder, Bruin Sndyer demonstrates fha occasional serzous- fldvisor Sharon Lessdrd. ness of the Afademlc Te-arm. Wx 3 1' 'As 553' Hijiij' X 1 uf: fix?-.a' ff-:M :mfg ' 1 gp Ly 'tif fs. E. Qrlzder. 3. Kf'1g:Li'.5'fi 7 M113 T. f7ffr:.f-r.: .7 r.'.'1f-Nrtf. Q' fdrmrg J if ffillf. ' :Q Bgyfe N. 'ffifi r 1- ::.f '.'.1.f1 Kip' Academic Teom Clubs 65

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Academic Team Breaking 'The Mold by Andrea Hayek hile most of the other teams are 'sguare', Poway's team can better be described as irregular polygons. For those un- familiar with the Academic team, it's similar to Trivial Pursuit, but the op- ponents are from different schools. The squads met three times a week to practice, however the practices were not what many might expect. Rather than serious faces, one would en- counter bedlam. Brian Snyder joked, 'YWe'rel over 40 of the best minds at PHS roaming the county looking for fun and raising . . . The team spirit was evident in practices and meets as each team cheered the other on. Laughter got the teams through both catastrophes and con- quests. Overall it provided the op- portunity to meet other students and make lasting friendships. A technical difhculty creates a problem not even the Academic Team can si V Hpieh, M. Post, D. Hosterman, S. Sims, P. Watts, P. Ebbesen, Z Petro, J. Nelson, C. Hu, T. Schnurer, Advisor - Keith Koelzer 64 Clubs Academic Teom David Shuttleton gawks at his teammates incredible answer. -

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ki New Foundation by Gretchen Beck t takes a lot of hard work try- ing to get a club back on it's feet, stated Leslie Sharp. This was a rebuilding year for the Ski Club. Due to the break up of last year's club, this year proved to be quite a task to under- take. They started out with just a few members. And with just these few they still managed to have fun. Sev- eral one day trips were planned to nearby skiing, such as Big Bear. They also tried to reinstate the Vail trip which the club hoped would in- terest more people to become mem- bers. Lisa Mancini felt, The ski club would be of more interest to more people if the Vail Trip could become successful once again. Many of the ofhcers felt that they aimed to have Champ, l. Wilson, L. Mancini, T. Horchner, S. Feaster, K. Morrison, T. Sawyer, S. Massengil, I. Orlucl Sharp, G. Gilliam, K. Burkey fun and make members aware of the ski areas and services available to them. -af-,.K .-5 f 66 Clubs Ski Leslie Sharp patiently waits for her ride, as well as for a fun day of skiing. Troy Horchner practices the correct way to hold a pair of skiis.