Irvine High School - Citadel Yearbook (Irvine, CA)

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Stctde lyXt itH cmMM ' f M Xfwi The hard work and caring by students has shaped Irvine High School Into what it is today. Every student has impacted this school in his or her own special way. When new students were admit- ted, each was just another addition to thousands of unknown faces. But each had certain qualities and at- tributes waiting to be developed that would soon affect the entire school. It was the activities and studies which brought individual talents of students out in the open. Being involved in activities such as student council, PIC, and a variety of clubs enables the students to give their ideas on how to improve the school and leave, their mark, said Sophomore Cindy Fiegener. Study habits also helped the students to develop specific areas of interest and get involved. Most recently, Irvine students have volunteered to help in the Homework Assistance Network. These students are interested in helping others with their homework, and will help them get better grades, said Senior Colleen Jones. Throughout Irvine ' s history students have participated in many student forums, creating models for future students to follow. They have shown much interest and respon- sibility in making of decisions in PIC and ASB, according to Glenn Pat- chell, teacher. Students over the years have formed decisions and helped make curriculum changes such as adding Advanced Placement courses and Honors classes. And writing a new school constitution which changed the method of student government was one more way in which students have made a distinct impact on the school. Because of involvement in both scholastic and extra-curricular ac- tivities, Irvine ' s students have left their distinct Impressions from which many future students will benefit. SINGING TO THE ALMA MATER: Drill team projects their image of school spirit in a pep rally. LIBRARY TIME: Grace Chow and Marilyn Montoya prepare tor an upcoming test in a quiet atmosphere. GIVING ADVICE: Chandra McBride and Marlice Patam volunteer their time to help students who call the Homework Assistance Network. 4 Opening

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