Poway High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Poway, CA)

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Amnesty Helping Others by Gretchen Beck mnesty lnternational worked for the freedom of unfairly imprisoned persons around the World by Writing letters and gathering signa- tures on petitions. Our group not only helped others but also learned about the world in general. This is how Mrs. Dabbs described the club. Sending Written statements in order to help tree people was the main em' phasis of the club. However, before the club could write anything they had to get word from the main ofhce in London on the imprisoned. lnternational dates that supported the clubs views were incorporated in this years events, also. For Example Dec. lO, was Human Rights Day, when anyone who Wanted to, could wear a paper blue candle supporting humanity. Many sad stories that de- nied peoples rights also affected T. Wilson, A. lohnson, C. Zombro, L. Appel, P. Po- D, Orvjgl G, Moore, H, Smith, Mfg, Dalpigg D chel, K. Siorclq, H. Kimball, S. Harris, P. Miller, A. Athay, R, LaChanCe, A, Simms, P, Ebbeson many. Milce Holfencamp stated, When you hear stories about three- year-old girls being tortured, it hits close to home, and then you lcnow you have to help. Karla Zombro reads off an urgent action. Preparing to write a petition, Pace Ebbeson reads the content first. 68 Clubs Amnesty MW'

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Discussing a future meeting, Leslie Dean points out a major topic to Michelle Downey. Willie Wilson and Graham Wilson laugh about an inside lnteract joke. al .3 ..... B. Hamilton, S, Rousseau, W Wilson, G, Wilson, S, Hays, M. Uyeda, M. Pedrotti, K. Ko, W. Kevan, l. Van Winlqle, W. Moore, l. Bellezzo, A. Buffington, D. Timms, D. l?egli, C. Bassinger, l. Larogue, K. Thomp- son, l. Eogelstad, A, Dorfman, K. Clark, R. Furukawa, T. Monroe, S, Sassi, M. Downey, L. Dean, H, Kritzer, M. Baker, T. Darby, l. Prell, P. Pochel, V. Lindroes, M. Acguarelli, G. Macadaan, S. Ancheta, M, Mirch, l. Segoria, B, Borzych, A. Ogle, Ashworth, M. Moon, L. DeYarman, S. Ritticher, l. Cross, E. Maienchien, S, Murphy, l. Domville, M. DeYarman, L. DeYarman, C. Williams, B. Feaster, T, Sallenbach, D. Pagnini, K. Morrison, K. Cook, W. Muehlbauer, L. Whyte, McClain, K. Wilson In teract fn Beneficial To All by Gretchen Beck ey, have you heard there's an lnteract meeting today? This was a typical phrase that could be heard by many. ln one year it became one of the most popular clubs at PHS. Most of the credit went to the officers who helped develop the club. lnteract was centered around comm unity services that were spon- sored by the Rotary Club. lt's main emphasis was helping people, and to have fun at the same time. Fun peo- ple helping others, meeting friends, and giving a little ofyour time is what ln teract is all about, L' sta ted Michelle Downey. One of the community ac- tivities that lnteract helped with was the annual Pow Wow Day Parade. A carnival as well was put on to help benetit needy children. And a Cam- paign was fought to help prevent Po- lio, called Polio Plus. Tina Darby expressed, lnteract has given us a focus tor what others need, and when we try to meet these needs we find that we ourselves have beneht- ed. lnteract Clubs 67

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