Irvine High School - Citadel Yearbook (Irvine, CA)

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fhUl i il , uJlMioV iji iS U, La I Although often taken for granted, the people we dealt with dally in- fluenced our lives significantly. Because students spent so much time together, their characters, thoughts and ideas rubbed off on each other. They learned from one another by seeing how their friends handled situations. Almost everything you do, both good and bad, is influenced by your friends, said Senior Heidi Biermann. Students often consulted with ad- visors and counselors, who played a major role in their four years of high school. From choosing classes to planning for college or working out personal problems, the advice they gave affected many students ' deci- sions and goals, and their support and encouragement gave them the determination and strength to persevere. Students were also influenced by their families and most often their parents. All the little things ' parents do which mean so much were sometimes not given enough ap- preciation. Whether it was a dinner kept warm for the student who comes home late and tired from a practice, or just expectations for growing up responsibly, parents were the guides and teachers. They help me deal with my pro- blems, deal with growing up, teach me what ' s right and wrong and let me make the decisions, said Senior Phuong Troung. Helping them discover their abilities, teachers inspired students to explore increasingly challenging tasks. Through their caring and dedication, they aided students in developing discipline and discover- ing the importance of learning. Some students chose to become very active in the events going on at Irvine High, and for those students, school played a major role. Getting involved in clubs, athletics, perform- ing arts or academic competitions provided these students with an even greater advantage for self-discovery, which influenced their lifestyles and SILENCE PLEASE!: Debbie Gorrell and Billy Edwards study for an exam in the still of the library. YOU GOT A C ?!!: Bill Beacham and son. Barry, take a break for a friendly father-son chat. thought processes. M- These irreplaceable persons an experiences created Impression which would last a lifetime. i ALL SIVIILES: Drill team Captain, Jackie Whit performs to the song ' Mr. Robato at a pi rally.

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IRD S EYE VIEW Irvine s Impression on the jmmunity is clearly shown m this aerial Vol.8 Irvine High School 4321 Walnut Irvine, CA 92714 Adviser: Janis Dennis Editor-in-Chief: Barb Czech Assistant Editor: Allison Joyce Chief Photographer: Gary Ferrato

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