Irvine High School - Citadel Yearbook (Irvine, CA)

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LOST IN THOUGHT: After atten- ALL DRESSED UP; Senior Christie ding an ASB meeting. Sophomore Paddock showed her spirit during Robanne Elliot collected her thoughts ASB by dressing the part on tacky before going to her next class. tourist day. Diane Tonkovich HHH W 1- ■|k r i B i wi H I Diane Tonkovich Diane Tonkovicll AN FRIENDLY DUET: Portraying both the serious side and the light side of ASB, Sophomore Robanne Elliot and Junior Sean Barry show opposite reac- tions to the latest question posed from the ASB advisor. Sherry Phelps, about the next pizza party. IT IS ON THE VERY TIP OF HER TONGUE: Associated Student Body Pep Commissioner Tiffany O ' Meara pauses, for a few seconds to collect her thoughts before telling everyone m Leadership Class her next exciting idea during fourth period. Activities ASB 13

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Mew opportunities involve Inactive students ssm First impressions can be deceiving. Consider that initial reactions to someone in stu- dent government who is not a part of it, can often be that of indifference. The goal, however, for the Associated Student Body, was to get more students in- volved out of those who might normally not be so interested. For example, the Homecoming Week in October was one way ASB aimed for more student involvement. The dress up days we had made it easier for people to be involved with, said Progra Improvement Council representative Michelle Tan, because a lot of people already had the clothes in their closets. Even students who had not worked behind the scenes, appreciated the effort and time put in by ASB. In par- ticular, the dress-up days, such as Jambo Day and Viva Vaquero Day, among others. ASB was also in charge of the lunchtime activities which in- cluded organizing DJ ' s to play music. I was really impressed by the school ' s participation in the Homecoming Week ac- tivities, said Senior Michelle Mueller. Everything looked like a lot of planning had gone into it. A first time activity put on by ASB, was a Sadie Hawkins Dance, held in the Irvine gym Dusty Street from Los Angeles radio station KROQ was on hand to provide music for the dance, as well as hosting a limbo contest where she gave out albums to the winning contestants. I think having it for the first time, it really went off well, said ASB representative Soyeon Kim. Promoting both couples or going with your friends, we got a really good turnout. This way, peo- ple weren ' t pressured not to go because they didn ' t have a date. All proceeds from the dance went to the boys ' basketball program. The dance, an an- nual event put on by ASB, went off well, according to Kim. Another way ASB attemp- ted to garner involvement from students, was by organizing the Club Fair. During an ex- tended lunch hour in late September, all of the registered clubs set up tables, enticing fellow students to sign up. At each table was in- formation about meetings, as well as registration sheets. Another responsibility given to ASB, was to put the group in charge of pep rallies, for the first time. Though the pep squads still performed at the rallies, the burden of planning the rallies was taken off their shoulders. It is a big responsibility, said ASB President Michele Patronite of the many things ASB did. The kids really ex- pect a lot from you. — by David Kligman ASB: Bottom Row: Victoria Hawton, Jason Hibbert, Marie Rodgers, Tina Lee, Cindy Palermo, Robanne Elliot, Amy Jamar, Tiffany O ' Meara, Kim Ford, Heidi Schwarz, Amy Roblyer Middle Row: Henrv An, Cnarise Gates, Diane Tonkovich, Michelle Tan, Kimi Tamura, Malee Tobias, Dione Tanikawa, Soyeon Kim Top Row: Rick McCarthy, Sharon Clohessy, Christie Paddock, Dave Ballantyne, Michelle Patronite, Mrs. Phelps VOICING AN OPINION: Junior Henry An, with a look of determination, attempts to make a point during an ASB meeting. 12 ASBI Activities

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JUNIOR COUNCIL: Sean Barry, Mike Angus, Janice Mateo and Charlie Preston. LENDING A HELPING HAND: Senior Council member Kevin Kubiak (right] looks over a fund rais- ing proposal by Jerry Petersen before giving his opinion. Diane Tonkovich WANDERING THOUGHTS: Getting away from the issue of T-shirt sales. President George Koutures listens to ideas from other members of Senior Council in the ASB room during lunch. RECORDING SPOKEN IDEAS: Taking careful notes in the ASB room. Secretary Janice Mateo listens intently wnile Junior Council members decide on plans for Homecoming. r Q Diane Tonkovich 1 4 Junior Senior Councilsl Activities