Irvine High School - Citadel Yearbook (Irvine, CA)

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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

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ACTIVITIES Whether students were supervising club meetinqs, running club-sponsored raffles, or pTaying musical instruments, they were establishing Irvine High School as an ideal environment for creative out- put, leadership qualities and social well-being. A wide diversity of clubs sprung up around the campus this year, providing students a place to socialize and exercise leadership abilities. Activities were also abundant whether they were musical, athletic, or student government. Ethnic clubs allowed a vast array of students from differing ethnic groups to meet and discuss ethnic activities perti- nent to their purposes and cultures. There were also European clubs which were useful in satisfying interests and curiosities that students studying foreign languages may have had. By eating din- ner at a french restaurant or taking a trip to a local Spanish-speaking area, daily european activities were brought into the students ' perspective. Political-related clubs met the Irvine High campus for the first time this year. They were essential in comparing and contrasting political points of views among the campus. Student Government existed this year as it always has. By organizing rallies and sponsoring certain activities, the student councils and the Associated Student Body proved themselves to be an integral part of the IHS Campus. Musical activities were responsible for spicing up the campus overall. They were also an outlet for students possessing musical talent. Athletic activities were also on campus this year — activities which included Cheerleading and Songleading. They were responsible for inspiring school spirit whether they were at games or rallies. Clubs and activities were an important facet of the Irvine High School environ- ment, BEYOND A SHADOW OF A DOUBT TELL ME HOW I CAN JOIN: Junior Ameer Mody, Junior Mark Yi, Sophomore Renee Chen and Sophomore Jonathon Lo sign their names on a sien-up sheet for the Chinese Club between the balloons during the Club Fair activities at lunch. The Club Fair is held every year so that the clubs can gain memtwrs and expand their ranks. NOTEWORTHY PERFORMANCE: In a dark and foggy atmosphere. Junior Sean Tepfer, musician, jazzes up the occasion with his saxophone. His in- spired performance is just a small sample of what can be heard coming from the performances of the in- strumental music department as a whole. Activities Division