Poway High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Poway, CA)

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X l' t 2 1 1 russia? ff MORP Jennifer Lukenbill, Doug Eagle, Ty Nichols and Heather fVlcLeod admire themselves in the cameras lens. vi iyl,r , ,,.:--v it 5 .Mt 3 J if -Q is :nib .asf Jason Reiser, A.K.A. Herb, is found strutting his stuff at Morp. 16 Morp Billy Wraith displays his right to arms view. , il' 1 f 1 if ,f fi f ,l, ,f 1 K .,.7 I 1 , -Y John Steppens, Kevin Malloy, Bill Santos, Brian DeVore, und Travis Higgins crcute their best nerd-like images for Morp goers.

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Back in the Swing of Things Gee, whiz another pep-rally! squealed an anxious freshman. With music-filled lunchtime, on some occasions and humorous assemblies, many Poway High students considered student life on campus fun and light-hearted. Though, there were good activities, some students weren't as involved as they should've been, commented Adam Jones. However, the quality of an event didn't seem a problem as much as student participation. Pilar Me- lendez pointed out, The only regret I have is that we don't have as many activities as I would like to see. Whenever we have pep-rallies or assem- blies, our student body revs up only wish we could have them more often. This year, Senior Titans took to the ice in a brutal game of ice hockey while others got ready to put on a smashing Sadie Hawkins. Jennifer Stampfli remarked, It's great to spend time with fellow, students out- Hill side of school. Also, on various Friday nights, the ASB put on an After Game dance which provided entertainment for all. Elisa Smith agreed, It was an overall success and served as an outlet from school pressures. Under the direction of the ju- niors, Morp turned out to be a different dance un- like the elegant evening of romance at Prom. Even the Morp Fashion Show proved to be a hilarious event. The real nerd was vividly portrayed by twelve courageous students. Then, Homecoming kicked off the year with excitement. The student body as a whole was involved in activities from assemblies to dances. Students initiated school spirit far more than previous years. Poway High has more to offer than any student could possibly take advantage of! stated Senior Glen Tripp. Thus, when Student Life faded away for the summer and the class of '87 left its mark at PHS, the activities would continue to be a special memory for everyone. Tom Sharp smiles in amusement at his wet teammate at a pep-rally. 5 WWEW -wa- ...J M- iu0sdhalau.n...

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Y' Hyip ' . ' xx i f ' if l S 19.5 Vicki Nlezo. Kathy Vickers. and Kris Rudzinski just wanna bc Nlorp fashion models. .. 1 -ni, -. 5 1 1 . . in V V . M . ? R swf . . by 3' pf. Jon .laro boogies dow n xi ith his ever so stunning cone- head date. Jason Appel. Analisa Romero unleashes her friend to dance freely. Admit T 0 Nerd By Jenny Selscr Hey. you with the bandaid across your nose! What do you think of MORP'? asked a plaid and striped polyester friend. Ljhh . . . it's interesting. proclaitned Teri Miley. This feeling was evident during PHS's third annual MORP. Kim Uycda stated. I had lots of fun because at this dance we don't have to act like ourselves. As a tradition MURP has consisted of nerds, 'lgeeksu and a trash-laden gym. Students were able to view Poway High at its utmost fashion unconscious stage. The dance was accompanied by groovey' dance music and decorations. In place of stream- ers. toilet paper was strung. Carnations were replaced by stunning weeds. The wall decor consisted of signs reading1 Dorks 4- Everu and Admit All Nerds. The festivities were ruined for some peo- ple due to conllicts concerning same-sex couples. The administration stopped those couples entering the dance. even though they had bought bids and were not warned before hand. Tami Marko stated. l was under the impression that dances were put on by students for the students. lt's sad to think that one man's opinion spoiled the experience for so many of us that were real- ly looking forward to it. M0rp 17