Irvine High School - Citadel Yearbook (Irvine, CA)

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HALLOWEEN BEAT: Junior Andri-w Bub bhows oti his H.illowi ' ui costume as he and Sophomore Heather Harmon demonstrate sohk fancy footwork on the dancefloor. PEOPLE WATCHING: Seniors Laura Castleberry and Brent Karne watch the other guests arrive while they wait to have thei Homecoming pictures taken. L KiMlNL. IMLIK bliMS. Suphoniorc I isha Hare and Junior Steve Colhns take a break from dancing as they watch their friends enjov themselves on the dance floor JOYIUL DISBELIEI-: Senior Michele Palroniti expresses her happiness and delight dunng thi Homecoming game halftime after being crown ed Homecoming queen ? fM 8 Homecoming Dance Opening

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» WHAT ' S THAT?: Senion Krista Une and Amy Thompcon watch the Homecoming acuvities in the amphitheater. PINK UNDER COVER: White and yellow Zinka cover the nose and moulh of Senior Lori Tomlio who is wearing the lels that were given in the mor- ning by the Aa odatcd Student Body membcis. RAH, RAH, RAH: Senior Marching Band percussionist Kevin Nishimura looks contently into the distance on the home side dur- ing halMme of the Homecoming football game against Dana Hills. TELL ME WHERE MY FRIENDS ARE: Junior Todd Trout seeks out to look for his friends in the middle of the quad while expresdng his Individuality and school spirit in his attempt to imiute ttie role of a punkcr. 0p9nlng 7

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LOST IN EACH OTHER ' S ARMS: Senior Lori Hollaway and her date forget everything that is happening around them as they snare a warm moment together. 1987-88 HOMECOMING COURT: Diane Tonkovich, Anw ]amar. Queen Michele Patronite, Kimi Tamura and Christie Paddock smile pretty for the camera after the halftime show. Mil Plaza Homecoming A Mystical Halloween -» « II iwas a night for witches, ghosts and gobblins which frolicked in the night air, but no witches bothered the scene at the Plaza de Cafe For the first time, the annual Homecom- ing dance was moved from the school gym to the indoor courtyard, just on the outskirts of Irvine. Halloween was not its usual trick or treats, but instead was enchanted by the presence of the Homecoming princesses and their queen, Michele Patronite. The theme of the evening was Masquerade as a silver mask for each couple was found decorating the walls. I thought the masks were really neat since they went along so well with Hallo- ween, said Freshman Lisa Cressey. The guests were either in semi-formal attire or in costumes ranging from pirates to Little Red Riding Hood. Dressing up was really fun and since I was in costume, I didn ' t miss out on anything, ' said Senior Kim Ford, who ar- rived as a jailbird with her date the keystone cop. Pumpkins, red and black balloons lining the rail of the dance floor, shimmering masks and bright streamers carried out the night ' s theme. This year ' s Halloween was, according to Junior Henry An, unique and uforget- table Beyond a Shadow of a Doubt. — by Perlee Tobias OpeninglHomecomIng Dance 9