Irvine High School - Citadel Yearbook (Irvine, CA)

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ft $$ v 30 mu 76 90 144 POLO PASS Junior Alex Abshier i to an open teammate before scon POLO PASS Junior Alex Abshier prepares to pass the ball to an open teammate before scoring a victory over an op- posing team 162 ii. 0W0 hir 280 (and Index) 286 - ' SHKING- FORWARD Searching for his friend in between ,ses, Senior Mike Nagaoka waits in the quod. S- sNTl Ml Table of Contents 3

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J Motion from within The concept of perpetual motion is defined as the continual movement that a body has; and this body keeps itself in motion by using the energy it generates. It is this concept of PERPETUAL MO- TION that we see daily on the campus of IHS through growth, construction and involvement. Student gTOwth is reflected by learn- ing responsibility and discovering in- terests which shape our future. Daily construction is observed as new buildings are added to provide for the in- v eu yyy a o-vxa W CXVJOOU.-S • LOC ' crease in student enrollment. High level lo ., «« TT -n r l ) • C -R i C academics, sports and clubs allow us to ' I-A J — L- -J ' N ' show our personality through extensive Z? T7 Y V XY - V V involvement. VL y v - t VVrV-} t Entering the new decade of thtfT { YY ( - TW C V ' school ' s existence, we were fortunate (o-X- » ' ■ • • ? v ' . f be a part of the continuum of education. sCjl ' f f ■ i C f t on, we are able to ' rVv V A X - - otions that areQ y ' I 1 V 0 apply our energy toward struction and extra-curricu which creates perpetual. I by Karen Readey and Julie Chang I FIRST IN LINE 1 Junior Sean Lin encourages others to join the Chinese Club, as he renews his membership, dunng lunch at the Club Fair, held on October 15 Opening 5