Irvine High School - Citadel Yearbook (Irvine, CA)

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I Albert jnd lame CONVERSING ABOUT THE PAST Irvine High alumnus Jeff Donaldson cheerfully smiles while he takes time out during the dance to reminisce with his old classmates GAZING IN DELIGHT: Senior Wendy Angus expresses a jubilant smile as she is crowned the Homecoming Queen by last year ' s Queen, Marhce Patam. during the half-time show SURRENDERING IN PEACE During the halt time show. Indians Rhmda Fernanda;. Janice Mateo, and Erin Jaeger enthusiastically perform the Indians and Cowboys skit, in which the Indians surrendered to the Cowboys I Features 15

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Hollywood style Fans were dazzled during the Homecoming half time show as two col- orful floats and numerous performers entered the football stadium followed by- five convertible Mustangs each bearing a Homecoming finalist. When the Homecoming Court, Wen- dy Angus, Julie Chang, Laura Johnson, Natalie Powell, and Christina Tupper approached the stage in the convertibles, anticipation grew. Balloons filled the sky when ASB President Kevin Rosen and Senior Sam McCue announced Wendy Angus as this year ' s Homecoming Queen. The spirit of the game carried through to the Homecoming Dance. The entrance to the gym was recreated to resemble a Hollywood Premier Ball. Red carpet and flashing lights led anxious couples toward the gym for a night of dancing and fun. ' The large black and white director ' s clipboard in the front particularly cap- tured the Hollywood theme, said Junior Rosemarie Rigor . Inside the small gym, the disco ball that hung in the middle of the ceiling lit the decorated room. White cakes spell- ing out the word Hollywood were placed on the center tables, and were surrounded by pink carnations. The glitters, balloons, and the chocolate candies that were placed on the sitting tables made me feel like I was actually at a premier party, said Senior Jennifer Jankowski The silver and gold stars covered one wall of the small gym, each one display- ing the names ofthe couples. This sec- tion of the room was called the ' Hall of Fame. ' Having the Hall of Fame ' was a great idea, my date and I had a fun time look- ing for our names, said Junior Christie Paddock . A lot of things made this Homecom- ing Dance different from the previous years, but dancing without my shoes will always be unforgettable, said Senior Julius Patam . — by Laura Vovan and Eddy Lee. a laray Sopjtmora M e MING COURT Attar the hall Dm liilie Chang. Queen Wendy Angus. ■ t. ■ Li !l ■ ■ edge ol the football field TOTALLY HIP 1 Swaying back and forth m a rhythm beat. Sophomore Tonia Lavery shows her Sophomore friend Jason Burleigh her ability to dance in a flexible way

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NO TIME LIKE CLASS TIME Seniors Bnan Yablonski and Dina Spatola become familiarized through casual conver sation dunng class in the same manner students have met and become tnends throughout high school MICROSCOPE MAGIC Lab banners. Junior Antonio Escano and Sophomore Monique Sanders, share the work load by examining bacteriological cell-culture, m their biology class TIME SPENT TOGETHER The nooks outside of the b jiiding are popular places lor students like ,eller and Senior Kimberly Hedger to enioy the nice California weather during break