Poway High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Poway, CA)

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Students smashing cars with sledgehammers on the quad? l have got to see this! exclaimed a Titan passing by at lunch. Yes, it was true - the pep rally to really fire up Titans was under way in plain view. Guys and gals lined up to crunch the Official Sundevil Vehicle. Muscle and spirit vibrated through the air as the car shriveled and became mangled. This semi-controlled pep rally allowed Titan spirit to burst out of control as it never had before. It was evident that the A.S.B. worked on improving the quality of the pep rallies. Many new and improved ideas were carefully planned out and executed. Spirit really unites students. It gives us something to be proud and excited about, told Vicky DeBerry. Excitement definitely played a part in arousing Titan Spirit. Class unity also spirited Titans. The scoreboard told no lies when it read that the seniors held the most points in the class competition. With crazy pep rallies and excited students, our campus became alive with a great amount of fun. 4 Seniors squish Flatulence seems to themselves into a be a topic of study marked car on the at P.l-l.S. quad's stage to earn points at a pep rally. Opening Sp rut 9

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if 4 . X'g , x ' f' 7. 1 gi SQ, ix +V' Hey Freshman! yelled a rather large senior r .- - ,,-K 4 ii A, v'Mn-5,1 i 5 i . ,W 1 l.. S- it .. ri . 1 .bei Wersi! it s 2 1 f' . 5'- s X i iii Lai- ' , ' Q so s s - si ff. f f ' -,gjgrif ' '- ' t f ..,. across the quad. A new atmosphere surrounded freshmen in their first year of high school. l felt lost and confused, commented Steve Olson about the first week. Not only a huge new campus awaited their arrival, but a whole year of health class was scheduled by the computer for them. Sophomores kept up the pace in their second year of high school, finally ridding themselves of the fresh- man name. A lucky percentage of the class of '90 utilized the reduced driver's ed program. Although it was difficult to get in, I liked the more concentrated format that taught us the same things in one week that took a semester before, said Kevin Schuhl. Juniors, with a sigh of relief, thought back through the trials of the roughest and probably most demand- ing year of high school. A big smile for summer and senior-land appeared on the faces of the class of '89. Pat Phillips, after seeing a good-look- ing girl walk by, quickly loses inter- est in his homework paper. The curse of the three-headed mon- ster a.k,a Tony Matteuci, John Matteuci, and .leff Clarkson, is still evi- dent near class- rooms on campus. l wonder if l'm get- ting off at the right stop , . . Opening - Underclossmen 11