Poway High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Poway, CA)

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if if 3 lt M 'Milk .AJ MM if W 5 'Q 3 EY it ,7 .him vw- A-'G' .2 . Do you think this freshman feels a bit nervous on the first day of school? '- M 9' sas. . T- . M, - 458 of ,191 QP Learning Beyond the Classroom By Julie Dickinson Oh Johnny, hurry up and get go- ing, or you'II be late for school. You know that school is so important be- cause you learn to read, write and do arithmetic! For many people, the academic aspect of high school re- mained the soul purpose of waking up at 6 am every morning and hustling off to the large, tan colored building on Espola Road. Parents, as well as some PHS students, seemed to over- look the enormous amount of non- academic learning that evolved from attending high school. The different clubs, sports, teachers and groups of people around PHS pro- vided a diverse and widespread amount of education. Kim Uyeda commented, Cross country has been valuable because it goes be- yond the classroom and prepares one for the pressures and competition of life. Other students credited older friends for teaching them secrets of success and happiness while attend- ing school. Peggy Fitz explained, Last year a friend told me, 'Your sen- ior year can be great, but it's up to you to make it great.' He's right, and that comment has helped me gain my per- spective on life and the importance of school! The major lesson that high school taught most of the students was about other people. I learned that friends, I mean true friends, will stick by you even through the most difficult times, said John Mutti. These valued learning experiences, combined with knowledge in various areas, were the real importance of attending school. Closing 359 female sublect pouts after losing his balloons into the