Poway High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Poway, CA)

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Friendly Attitudes by Naomi Kusano A positive attitude, orginality, and caring are just some of the wonderful traits characterized by Tina Darby and Ross Furuhawa. I am very grateful that the class of '88 selected me for having the best personality. I appreciate it and feel very privileged, said Tina excitedbf. Ross agreed and added, I was realbf 'stoked' when Ifound out about it. Both Ross and Tina were found around the campus always talking with friends and just having Tina dejgned a good personality as being, understanding, loyal tofriends, caring, be- ing patient, accepting, and loving, While Ross dejqned a good personality as, having a positive attitude, givingpedbach to yourfriends, and hav- ing a good time. Ross also gave up part of his time to heh? other students by being a peer counselor. It was a realh rewarding experience being able to helb others with their problems, expressed Ross. Dedication like this proved how much he deserved to win this award. Tina also added, We all have our own special traits and attitudes which are enjoyed by others. We shouldnt change ourselves just to please others. People have to accept us for who we are and notfor what they want us to be. Tommy Hsiu closed by adding, There are nitepossibilities in lije That is not theproblem. The trick lies in being able to seize the opportunities you want, and to go aj9er it. . , Ross and Tinas personalities shine through their friendh smiles Patrick Carmichael jason Cartelli Corey Carter Alan Cavey Marnie Chzrico Dorthe Christiansen Christopher Clark Duana Coburn Kim Cofjel Crfmym Coljlm 102 Seniors ..-