Poway High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Poway, CA)

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Gweerleading Toil 5 Play by Andrea Hayek e act as a liaison between the crowd and the players, comm en ted l enn y DeBerry. Though that sums up what cheerleading is about, it doesnt account for the hard work and time that goes into it. Those brave souls that stand before PHS at football, basketball, soccer and other games, didn 't get there without ef- fort. Many hours during and after school, approximately 8 a week, were spent in practice. Though it may seem that cheering is all highs even the most spirited feel down when, The crowd doesn't show up, remarked Sandy Dempsey. As a result of cheerleading many strong friendships were built. The cheerleaders seemed to agree with Cherie Stallings, Making memories and getting to know each other, was the best part of cheering. Even though cheerleading may be tradi- tional, the increased responsibility has led to a hard work beyond that of the traditional squads. l Domville and Mrs. Yarnell coach the other cheer- S. Paz, E. Eichelberger, A. Calvert, l. DeBerry, C. Stallings, l. Gregory, K. lones, K. lankowsky leaders through a dance. r 7, , W, ..,., 60 Clubs Cheerleading Ouchl 'X The Varsity cheerleaders go into the splits to successfully complete another moun Many hours of practice led to perfection.

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OIT'-'Af' em bers 0 B Michaelson l? Znsmeister C Godfrey l Frankfather squint at the afternoon sun DI ren t Interests by Gretchen Beck he lunch bell rang, and the masses came pouring out of doors that went flying open. Some of the students hur- ried to club meetings, while others strolled slowly to their eating places on campus. Others raced to their cars to go out to lunch. While club members tried to prepare for their meetings and or listen to them, the Non-Members were out enjoy- ing whatever they liked doing dur- ing lunch. l enjoy talking to my friends atlunch and l'd rather relax a little rather than be bothered with a lot of hectic club meetings, stated lulie Schlecht. Some just didn 't want to be bothered with commitment. For many ofthe clubs did take much time after school which a lot of stu- dents were not willing to give. Some students' took more interest in their jobs or activities that took place out- side of school. laneen Graff stated, lt's too bad that there isn't a club that interests everybody. This would be the ultimate goal for PHS. 'I Eke Heine and Shari Bongiovanne enjoy socializing about the latest fashion Non-Members Clubs 59 wr

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