Poway High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Poway, CA)

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This food has got to go!' agreed Mike Hoffen- kamp, Camille Zombro, and Doug Orvis.

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'T-TWMMTMTWM i It item- i i There cer- tainly has been a renais- sance in club activity at PHS this year. --- Mr. Weiss 48 Clubs Out To Get You Push! Let me in. Save me a seat. These were typical sounds of students trying to get into a packed club meeting. Membership throughout many of the clubs this year has multiplied like a bee produces honey. Now more than ever, students have taken an inter- est in what our school has to offer in the way of clubs. For example Trenace Beaudet felt, I joined AFS, to learn about other countries. Officers from such clubs as S.A.D.D., Interact, and Key said that their clubs are the largest they've been. Part of the growth was due to, the publicity that took place this year as well. I don't think clubs would be as successful without the fliers received in first period. They are great remind- ers, stated Susan Pankau. Lisa Cotugno con- cluded, I hope this enthusiasm in our clubs continues throughout the future as well. it W x , Q ,

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Choir Orchestra Blending T Of Harmony by Gretchen Beck burst ot music and singing rang through the air. The choir this year concentrated on two well-developed con- certs, one performed in the winter and one in the spring. During the time the club met, they practiced contemporary as well as classical songs. The choir benefited from all who sang in it, but it really sprang up with several singers that took private lessons. Another large event that took up much practice time was the Thousand Voice Choir, which oc- curred on March ll th at Pt. Loma. lt's an oriented group that provides a positive musical experience, com- mented Mr. Musgrove. The orchestra, being in its second year, grew immensely. I t is expected to grow even larger next year with some very talentedfincoming Fresh- man that wish to participate too. Most ot the time was spent practicing tor upcoming concerts and festivals, as well as solos and Ensembles. Shirah Madsen stated, The harmonious sound oz' the instruments blending together is the greatest value. 50 Clubs ChoirfOrchestro The choir sings a fun-hlled song that has a boun beat. Kolco Hosoda studies her sheet music before she begins to sing a contemporary piece in her native tongue, Sunny Broclcmoller practices a jazzy piece. Shirah Madsen plays a Solo so lightly that her lingers seem dance on the lceys.