Irvine High School - Citadel Yearbook (Irvine, CA)

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|IM ANTENORE Social Science B-A Hislory, Geography, CSULB, State University of New York GLORIA ATTERBURY Education MA Education, Pepperdine University BRUCE BARON Social Scienc-e BA Comparative Cultures, UC Irvine KENT BENTLEY Mathematics MA Mathematics, CSU Fullerton ROYQ BEVEN Physics BA, Physics, UC Irvine NATALYE BLACK Speech Crjmmunication MA Speech Communication, CSU Fullerton CAILS BLUMIN Chemistry B,S Cornell University DIANA CARROZZO (Stroud) Science B A Biology, CSU Long Beach, UC Irvine Competitions highliglit year Adtnist the many cluttering activi- ties to be found inside the Unified Arts and Performing Arts building, some of the more profound classes recorded a number of interesting highlights. Ceramics instructor Jeff Taylor guided his clay classes to holding an exhibit sale at the Harvest Festival in October which brought in nearly $400. They also put on a local Christ- mas Ceramics sale on Dec. 13 and 14 which, according to Taylor, took months of preparations but was worth It for the $1,052 we made. Across the Unified Arts building resided )an Oliver, head of the Home Arts department. In March, some of her cooking students sent in home- made recipes to competition at the Anaheim Convention Center. As one of my assignments I had all the students design a recipe. I sent the ones with the most ability to be ludged. If the judges liked them, then they ask the students to create their creations at the contest, she said. In the sewing classes som of the students competed in a fashion show at the Huntington Beach Center dur- ing the latter part of the year. The pupils made garments that the judges eyed inside-out and all the persons involved had the opportunity to win scholarships. The graphic department, headed by instructor Paul Gussman, partici- pated in the annual Color it Orange contest, sponsored by the Laguna Beach School of Art, held March 15. Scholarships and other prizes were awarded to the best entries from designing and lay-outs. Blake Gould ' s part as drama direc- tor of the theatrical portion of the performing arts building casted for the first time ever four maior produc- tions. Black Comedy, murder mys- tery. Fireman Save My Child, The Bal- lad of the Sad Cafe, and their initial musical Oliver. The Music Dept. combined with drama to help produce Oliver! Music director Richard Messenger ' s list of vocalist groups include concert choir, girls ' chorus, and the Irvine singers. Stan Steele was keeping busy watching his marching band, wind ensemble, and stage band units per- form at games, parades, and festivals. 1. Students show imagination through clay. 2. Keith Shannon makes ceramics protect for class 3. Greg Harris works intently on wood shop proiect 4. Laural Reeves creates new fashions in sewing class 5. Reggie Sanchez puts tinishing touches on his pot. Arts Home Arts Performing Arts 91