Poway High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Poway, CA)

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Football Back in the Lineup By Julie Hartman Tremendous feelings of excitement stemmed from all the spirited Titans who scrambled into the shiny stadium stands to view the first real home football game. This year's Varsity football team began the season with a might bang. Beating Granite Hills, ranked second in the county, was a first-rate surprise and helped keep up the team's con- By working together we achieved more. half, but even through the downfalls the play- ers showed character. Our defense was strong and everybody worked hard to im- prove. l am really happy with the team's efforts. This year the Varsity football team pro- gressed through much trial and error, and came back from a long losing streak in time to squash San Pasqual for a thrilling Halloween changed consisted of well-round- fidence. Along with a fresh stadium setting, the football team also worked with a new coach. Coach Elrod our attitudes Mike Cormier treat. Dan Millard com- mented, i'We had fun playing the game every time. This year's team to a more positive and winning side, expressed offensive guard Scott Page. Runningback Mike Cormier stat- ed, HHe explained things clearly and he re- spected you as an athlete. However, the year had its share of minuses as well. The team lost the Kiwanis cup to the Sundevils, and the Homecoming game was a disappointment to the school too, Coach El- rod explained, 'iPerforming at their best was a problem for the team during the second ed people that stuck to- gether and helped each other.' The Poway football team suffered its share of injuries, and though they ended up with more downfalls than wished, the members never thought of quitting. In fact, the football players grew more confident with themselves and learned the importance of discipline. Scott Page remarked, 'ilt looks like the future holds a better trained and a finer equipped Poway High Titan football team. Row 1 L-R Pearce, McCallum, Toumi, Beam, Chris- Bernard, Dawson, Herzog. Page, Gciclfrey, Peace Row terisen, Eagle, Ashworth, Sharpe, Escola Row 2 Van Grden, Johnson, Cormier, Eagle, Morris, Woods, 5 Love, Roche, Anderson, Vai-ioni, Cheerna, Nylec, Muscha Row 6 Moore, Bloom, Vickers, Hubbert, Mus- Meyers Row 3 Warden, Cooke, Nichols, Carroll, grove, Kesanen, Orclieri, Millard. Galka, Anderson, Davisson, Todd, McGrath Row fl- 58 Coach Elrod gives helpful instruction and advice to de- fensive back Tom Sharpe. Za., rm 15512255- Scott Page dreams of the Super Bowl while Randy Orchen pays close attention to the game.

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Shannon Griffin watches as Cheri Boyer descends from a successful spike. Titan girls anticipate a serve from the San Dleguito team. Kirby Seale digs up the ball for Charry Korgel. M S I P Girls Varsity Volleyball Opponents -lts A We They y 'ii' Mount Carmel s 13 1 'Q' San Dieguito l T ssi O T Fallbrook ,llll 3' 1 i 'lli s V , San Pasqual 1 T l j Torrey Pines T l 3k L 0 Orange Glen '3 0 Junior Charry Mount Carmel '3 0 Korgel started play- Vista . , ' 3 0 ing volleyball at San Dieguito y if 3 1 Twin Peaks be' Fallbrook ' ,i'V:1 3 0 cause it looked like La Jolla iiss T3 0 H fun game Wffh Toney pines I ' 3 0 plenty of excite- 3 1 i,i, Orange Glen 'i l ' lli , ment. This year ' she primarily played back row. About her position she exclaimed, I loved it! lt involved diving all over the place and digging up balls. Playing for Poway was espe- Total Wins:+14 Losses: 0 cially enjoyable be- cause 'iOur team was close. The net separated us from the other team and kept us together. Overall she thought, VoIIey' ball is good because anyone can play it. The fast game and easy rules make it a g great spectator it T ' sport. as ' ljiljigjgyfgx 514 r j T i?sE t,fxs fl-f-view 55,52 sz iv Back left: Cheri Boyer, Lyneli Stakes, Reis. Front left: Sheila Kube, Christie Deanne Anastas, Linda Beman, Shan- Hoover, Kirby 52812, Ch-iffy KOTQEL Kir- non Griffin, Amy Boyer, Coach Sarver- sten Pinnell, Carrie Poynter, GirI's VOlIeybCIIl 57

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Coach Self prepares to take on the Varsity Titan team. ' axis-'r -T T ,V ' M9 '?'fh'f :.,!Q?Qyh, Q51-5 pg K' ,Q M- -:tk 413 . ,, ri, . .A K rvwpw- 54.7 4,7 , , ,V 5 i' .Aaa . 52 aaee fl ' f 'T ll' . W M A . 5 .Af- , me V Q? wr . ' Ayi' 1- J r ,. . V , 1 '1QQ ,, Ziyi!! ,L-aVarsityJ9 4fg . S f w f.f.3'- .. R -1 We xiii' A Q ' IJ ',4 ,PSV it Granigegiills '14 .- . F' Lf f .y - qi' 1 I' 5 S fl ' ' in e' J . ' M6305 if 20 K 'jj Q it if 4, Carfisel W . -D 0 a A ' Tl 5 , asqua A I l Torrey Pines Orange Glen Total Wins: 4 . ,,,Q,.ft,, ,. v .kyk 1 1. t7t T 6 'sw ' ' They 10 O 6 17 35 16 28 3 9 7 M21 Losses: 6 .- v3f.,.,,.,,1 113:33 9'-5, - H .. .V-.,, 1'-1.'., 1-,. . -1-',, 044- -ig.5.g115,g.33. . MVP ik 1' ti 35 45-3 3. Q f T s Kgffio Jr , x l: ?.'A 'T . v This year's foot- ball team elected John Ashworth as the Most Valuable Player. His friends encouraged him to be the kicker for the Titan team and John thought it would be fun. His comment after he found out his new title was, Ml feltl had made an impact on the team and that they respected me for my athletic abili- ty. Also, l want to thank Coach Martin. l never could have made it without him. John's agenda for the future includ- ed earning a scholar- ship for football, and a career involved with sports medi- cine. Good luck, John. s. ,W . awe i . fr- Wei . . , 7.63214 IQ l O' .cfjjifl 1. A A A 'if nv-X3 74w:-yy .:.cg:..g, . , T if - -. .' if ,1 if K ' ' 1 f if A ' T, ur ,, .. l'4 '1' :hr lv, ' l l 'TWQON5-in W ' '. e' ,,,g WK!-f. .. ., , mah? rf - ' 'PWS swf- H T. ver' 'M' jf -5-4r,,f , , -. - 1 . 1 4- gs A-xg U- ,, , J' le, -i, - -i L. ' 42.4, Q hw M. M.,-f 5. .V 'f 1. 1 LJ. 4, ,,-m was , . .L W ,,0Y,2V.:flbS.:dN-,:. .:5'. , WW mv, V. .N . ,W-ug fm ' '23 X, 0' :L-Q , -... -T 7. wf-Q , . . - V 3.4 -7 ,W 17, - .. 1 . I ,mfftf J- Caught in a moment of speculation, this Titan appears to have forgotten what to do I ' av 'V I' y V Wltll the ball' Two Titans practice intensely before Fridays big game. 59