Poway High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Poway, CA)

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Bill Stoddard comforts with an umbrella. Bobby Bender and Cindy Drummond act out a romantic scene. ,1 u i-2 B ggi ,nw Chris Ealfman tries to prepare himself for a crash. John Prell intensely tries to learn his lines. 149

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'Theater Guild Learning With Each Qther By Lori Raber Theater and drama really helps give students a better understanding of people through acting out their characters, commented Cheryl Roccoforte. The The- ater Guild was made up of all drama stu- dents including actors in the school plays. This group practiced scenes and played a variety of acting games. These games helped to break the ice for the less-outgo- ing members and prepared them for fu- ture plays. ln drama class you get to know how people really are through all the different scenes, each individual has a style, commented Bill Stoddard. The group went to Pasadena to perform and improve their acting. They attended workshops with different objectives to add variety and to give them a chance to meet students from other schools. We learned from students as well as the in- structors. They also had a chance to pick up new ideas for future practice. This club was open to any student who shows an active interest in the theater. From outrageous cast parties to gruel- ing practices, this group learned a lot about life and each other. ku tion game. K. Medowbrook, B. Stoddard, C. Eakman, B. Borzych, S. Chesterfield, D. Michallak. A. Tracy, E. Rompler, S Harris. D. Athay, T. Sharon, B. Bender, C, Drummond. J. Hommel, D. Crouch, K. McCarthy, K. Paredes, A Karalykas, S. EllisFante, S. Gouveia, M. Heap, E. Hull, P, Pochel, L. Marcum, M. Guerena Mike Heap displays his aggressive acting ability. Look! lt's a hitchhiker - exclaims Suzie Fink to a fellow student as they play an improvls

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Model U Nikki Brauer ponders over all the problems in the world. a k I n g it OVSI' By Chris Blackburn This year's Model United Nation Club brought together students who were both interested in social science and interna- tional relationships. The club met as a class every Wednesday and Thursday during 7th period. Mr. Goff, the class in- structor, discussed the variety of differ- ent cultures and political beliefs through- out the world. Matt Bouman stated, lt's great to know about countries and learn to respect their views. This club gives you the chance to put yourself in other peo- ple's shoes. The club had to stay on top of all items involved in the world. The hot topics this year were the problems in Central Amer- ica and the Iran-lraq war. To keep on top the club members would continuously drill themselves on the various news topics in the world. The club took a trip to Riverside this year for a United Nation mock con- ference. The students went through actu- al United Nation simulations which in- volved entire countries. Countries were represented by other Model UN clubs from various chapters in the national or- ganization. Nikki Brauer stated, The club gave us a chance to discuss world prob- lems and how to best solve them. ,yyygyy gg if Mr. Goff. A. Orluck, S. Hooten, D. Eckenroth, L. Sartain, C. Mactlroy. N. Brauer. T. Mauerhofer, M. Heap. P. Foster, B. Stoddard. G. Boult, K. Burkey, M. Bouwma, N. Rodosovich, K. Grant, C. Shirrel Mr. Goff goes over the proper way to act the problem. 150 Model UN