Irvine High School - Citadel Yearbook (Irvine, CA)

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NEXT ON THE AGENDA . . . Vice-Principal Tony Ferruzo discusses new policies with student representatives Pam Orton and Chris Halberstat at a PIC meeting. ARBOROUS NOOK: Students take advantage of the steps near the ampitheatre which provides a pleasant setting for chat during lunchtime. (Inset) Lone workers construct the ampitheatre which has undergone vast changes since 1975. 3arrie Fehrenbach ullus Pjatam Opening

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Unification, spirit illuminate campus ft y Y Irvine High School reached its 10 year anniversary this year and a chapter in its history came to a close. Hard work and dedication on the part of the student body and the faculty resulted in achievements in spirit, unification and academics. In walking around campus, it was evident to any person who had attend- ed IHS for more than one year, that there was a new feeling throughout the school. The studenl body presesnted itself as being more unified than it ever had been, said Senior Brandi Suttle. Each class worked as a whole, in- stead of just a few individuals acting in the interests of themselves. This was evident by the overpowering sense of pride and spirit displayed at sports competitions, rallies and all other school related activities. The campus celebrated its 10 years of existence, and the hard work it took to establish its place in the community. Changes in high school graduation and college entrance requirements resulted in students taking heavier class loads. Students took more classes and more difficult ones. The AP Honors classes provided an additional challenge for many students. These courses enhanced the students ' opportunities for gaining ad- mission to the colleges of their choice. I really liked the idea of adding Honors classes at IHS. The extra points given for these classes, make students work hard to try and raise their GPA, said Senior Tuyen Pham. After 10 years of growth, IHS reach- ed a high point in its existence. Through academic achievement, sports and club involvement it established its mark on the communi- ty. The student body as well as faculty members expressed this newly reach- ed plateau through spirit, dedication and especially unification. The pride and togetherness found in all Vaqueros was all a part of ABLAZE ' 85. Debbie Barrett and Michele Ivey THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS: Tami Taylor and Erin Hanson get Into the theme of Disney Days for the 1984 Homecoming Games. THE THRILL OF VICTORY: Tosha Runner, Shawn Shafer and Dayna Esko congratulate each other after a rewarding volleyball game. Albert and James Opening