Poway High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Poway, CA)

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French Vive La France By Jennifer Stampfli Finally there's a club on campus for the purpose of learning through fun activi- ties, explained Vice President Jennifer Gannon. Just started this year, the French Club formed a basis for those interested in the language to get together and exper- ience some of the country's culture. Presi- dent Nazi Khadem started the club To get together with others interested in French culture, it was like bringing France to Poway. Although most members had taken French as a class. speaking the lan- guage wasn't a requirement. Nazi recruit- ed Mme. Browning as an advisor and Mme. Alfred, who previously lived in France, came in to help plan activities and explain French tradition. The club trav- eled to the La Jolla Cove to see French movies subtitled in English and even pre- pared an entire French meal together. Since almost all members were Seniors, Nazi hoped that the few underclassmen involved were interested enough to carry on next year. Stacy Harris, the treasurer, added, This year laid the ground for what will come in the future. Claire Nel- son, the secretary, and Gretchen Beck both felt the French Club widened their horizons and taught them about life out- side the U.S. Nazi Kdhadem discusses future lunch plans. Club members decipher a French magazine it 5 ztf1!il'll'f'i'S?3bfm . a fl ii' swf 47 gf 4.1 W, W5- J. Stampfli. S. Harris, L. Mancini, C. Nelson, N. Khadem, J. Gannon, M. Gannon, J. Thompson, K. Skillern. P, Secor, N. Rollins. A. Eddy, G. Beck, J. Wellen, Madame Browning. 142 French

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Hector Valenzuela, Amy Blackburn, Chris Blackburn and Lori Raber show pride in representing the Emerald Brigade. av RX 'zz ' if 3 2 . is. ' 4, 3 i if AA S 'x ,fm if im. fi We EQ H Drum maiors show off their reward for a lot of hard work. Jeff Fischer prepares for competition Geoff, Dave and Matt rehearse intensely A I'

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H. Carrol, M. Cormeir. S. Sheppard, K. Pinnel, S. Korgel, K. Clark, S. Southwood, Champ, L. Anderson, K. Hansen, K. Uyeda, K. Grassberger, D, Anastas. S. Kube. C. Hoover, J. Rosano, S. Page, G. Warden, D. Cortez, K. Vidal, T. Higgins, J. Miller, B. Santos, M, Napierala, S. Bullock, G. Austin, M. Sinclair, R. Miller, M. Mendoza, S. Bloom, B Napierala, K, Arthur. M. Jacoway, D. Seale, J. Ashworth, K. Hanson, D. Thursfelot. D. Nylec, J. Jaro, J. Ashworth, T. Sharpe, Varsity Club members raise money for their letters. Va rsit upporting Each Other By Lori Raber Helping each other and friendship were what this year's Varsity Club was all about. Each sport helped support the oth- ers by earning money for everyone. They sold popcorn and sno-cones to help raise money. When asked what the purpose of the club was, John Stephens replied, To unite all the sports together. The meet- ings informed the members about when events were happening and what events were upcoming. They also discussed the outcome of various competitions. This club helped provide school pride and pride out on the field or wherever the teams competed, stated Dustin Seale. Each member knew that there were stu- dents who cared and were out there root- ing for them at every game. An infamous activity of this club was their top-secret initiation technique. You will have to become a member to find that one out. Ken Arthur decides to snack. Varsity 143 iv vu ,Viv