Poway High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Poway, CA)

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C.l.F. Banners fluttered on the gym wall. A ques- tion was posed: Would there be any additions throughout the year? Some Titan athletes strived to hold their titles while others worked towards gaining new. The team fvolleyballi was really ex- cited over C.l.F. All we wanted was to win and win big! stated Lynell Stokes, girls varsity volleyball player. With desires such as this, the athletes clear- ly showed the right atti- tudes. Team unity combined with effective coaching produced winning teams. Coach Champion created interesting methods to fire up his teams. l offer a steak dinner to each golf player who shoots below par. The inch of the steak increases with how many strokes below the ployer is. Coach Toretto uses a straightforward approach when uniting his teoms. l talk to them on the level. l say if they screw up they'll let themselves or their teammates down. We work together to achieve a common goal. That's what a team is really all about. W :SHU- Rewarding experiences resulted from athletics. Self-awareness, leadership and goal achievement were a few products. Consequently, close friendship and support derived from athletics. A forceful swing The Varsity Water smashed the soft- Polo team gets a ball into the for left pep talk from field. Coach Miller before the big game. 12 Opening - Sports il A freshman foot- ball player fills his helmet full of water to cool himself down after prac- tice.

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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

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