Poway High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Poway, CA)

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Back for the Last Look i We made it! roared the class of '87 as hats and arms flew in the air. Graduation was filled with I memories of four years of trial and error that will stay with this class for many years to come. The thing that I will remember most about High School are the friends I made, stated Julie Farle. Stu- dents prepared to leave the security of friends, fam- ily and a lifestyle that had shaped their lives for the last four years. I'm sort of nervous, but l'm excited too, admitted Bridget Gast. Throughout their senior year many students suf- fered from that unavoidable disease known as Senioritis. As Tracey Winston recalled, Your mind wanders and all you can think about is graduation. This was just one of the symp- toms of Senioritis, some of the others were Seniors indulged in a fun and competitive league of broom hockey at the UTC skating rink. I thought it was important to go, commented Kim Ryal, because it was our last time to be at this school with these friends doing these crazy things. Class spirit was unified further by frequent tailgate parties that preceded home football games. I got to know my classmates better, commented Suzy Southwood, and I had a great time. With the memories of long classes, romantic dances, and numerous sports victories cemented in the minds of the graduating class, they can move steadily into the future with confidence and exper- ience. It will be really different being in a new place away from my family, replied Kathy Egan. As the laughter and tears of graduation finished frequent absences and general restlessness in class. Civics teacher Mr. Holtz noted, They spend more time thinking about the future than the present. echoing through the long halls of Poway High, the senior class moved courageously into a world full of new expectations and demands. Shahjehan Cheema is caught peeking over the shoulders of an unsuspecting Mr. Bradshaw. ,,,,,,

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Seniors Celebrate Third ielor Debi Quesenberry Eighty-seven, eighty-seven, eighty, eighty, eighty, eighty, eighty-seven! screamed the seniors as their winning homecoming float toured the Poway High Stadium. For the third year in a row, the seniors shared in the victory of another success. Many weekends were spent at the Ran- cho Bernardo Winery. The Winery holds many memories of how our class pulled together, remembered Kristen Flangel. This year the seniors mastered their techniques, pulling off yet another win- ning idea for this year's theme of Poway High School's Anniversary. The building of a festive occasion. All get The building a festive occasion. All the didn't get involved really replied Mi- chelle Bellefeuille. The float consisted of two parts. The first part was divided into two sections, a 1961 and a 1986 Homecoming dance, both equipped with special effects. The second part trailed behind with a birthday cake filled with helium balloons which filled the air. The pressure was on us this year to Leif Gigstad Brien Korgel and Glen Tripp rock to a 60's tune on the senior float. Working on the float pulled us together as a class, and we all had a great time. Matt Bailey win three in a row, and we won because of a great team effort, said Ms. Wagner. The third win was a perfect way to start the year off for the seniors. Glen Tripp summed it up by saying, 0ur final victory was the icing on the cake. 15 Greg Abramson Maribel Alarcon Thomas Allen Deanne Anastas Gary Anderson .. kk., .. i r H ' A if.-Q fn no : X Kipp Anderson Lauren Anderson Scott Anderson Shannon Anderson Tammy Anderson 190