Irvine High School - Citadel Yearbook (Irvine, CA)

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' ly it .Jiu i ' - :::i4H m:- H 53 77 76-65 54 41 5.35 FROSH FOOTBALL TEAM: front row: Vince Giuliano, Buddy Mundt, Flichard Conlyn, Mark Labar, Mark Newton. Jeff Wise. Scott Kauf- man, Mike Corlet, Scott Swanson; second row: Ron Welter, Trent Gribben, Rolf Getirung, Ken Ctiappelle, Tony Kerry, Tim Turner, Robert Lewis, Ron Lee, Edward Lauritano. Rob Kozlowski; third row: Mark Ferguson, David Giglio, Robert Hernandez, Remy Rahmatula, Jim Martinez, Steve Frank, Robert Johnson, Brian Covey, Dave Wilkerson; top row: Mike Hennigan, Jeff Fisher, Rick Disalvo, Shaun Carver, Jay Cassity. Mike Hanarver, Craig Becker. Mike McCabe; top row: Chris Thomas, Tom Marcum, Chris Carroll, Jeff Klein, Coach Rick Lara, Joe Bruno, Sean Casey. John Keating, John Vogt. WINt ING MOVES: Reversing his direction, runningback Steve Frank prepares to move behind his linemen in the Vaqueros 15- 14 vic- tory over Estancia. Superstars Freshman Football f

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Ff osh fight against crippling injuries Crippled by injuries, Irvine ' s freshman football team attained a 5-5 overall season under the direction of coach Rick Lara. Lara, who lost 13 out 22 starters by midseason, relied heavily on Mike Hennigan, running back; Jeff Kline, wide receiver; and Steve Lipton, quarterback. We had a good offense but in defense we were inexperienced, said Lara. They were aggressive which is good, but they were inexperienced. That is where we got hurt. Lara ' s team had a strong start winning its first two games against Laguna Hills and Laguna Beach. Then injuries began to take their toll. Irvine lost the next three games in tough battles against Valencia, El Toro and Saddleback. They finished their season with a 21-20 victory against cross- town rival Uni. My goals were to win as many games as possi- ble and to teach the fundamentals. More impor- tantly, I wanted everyone to have fun, said Lara. Football is one of the greatest sports around if you are having fun. If you are not, it can be one of the worst. League Record Irvine Opponent 7 El Toro 20 6 Saddleback 41 42 Costa Mesa 7 Newport Habor 20 7 Corona Del Mar 14 15 Estancia 14 21 University 20 InUJ GAINING YARDAGE against Saddleback. Jeff Kline sprints downfield. THE REFS HANDS GO UP as Remy Ralimatula scores against Saddleback. •4C Superstars fV Freshman Football

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Varsity volleyball captures GIF title We ' re number one, was a chant often heard from the girls Varsity Volleyball players, and with just cause. Winning the GIF championship, the girls proved the truth of that statement. We had a strong feeling that we would go to GIF, but never dreamed of winning, said Suzette Gervais. A lot of the team ' s great preformance had to do with the Oden sisters, said Goach Mark McKenzie. Senior Kim Oden was voted Most Valuable Player in the Sea View League and Athlete of the Month by the Irvine Sports Club. Following in her sister ' s footsteps was Elaina Oden, who was voted to the second-team all- league. And both were voted all-tournament in the regional play-offs. Others receiving honors were Flicka Locke and Robin Monk with Honorable Mentions in league. We had a number of outstanding individuals, but our greatest strength was in our ability to play together as a team, said McKenzie. Junior Varsity Volleyball placed fifth in league, with a 3-11 record. The Sea View League is one of the toughest, so even though we placed low we still did very good, said Rose Argo, J. V. coach. League record Irvine 2 1 3 3 3 1 (fournamenis) El Toro Saddleback Costa Mesa Opponent 1 3 3 3 1 Newport Harbor 2 1 Corona del Mar 3 3 3 3 3 Estancia University 1 18 J.V. VOLLEYBALL TEAM, top row: Kristine Roberts. Suzi Flynn. Kris Kowarsch. Ctiristy Butts, Dayna Esko. Coach Rose Argo. Bottom row: Allison Joyce. Valerie Lowe. Lisa Glenn. Tanya Warren. Michele Murray. Pam Yoshino. Not shown: Michelle Riggs. Toshia Runner Superstars Girls Varsity J.V. Volleyball