Irvine High School - Citadel Yearbook (Irvine, CA)

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THE SKY ' S THE LIMIT: Viewing the new building from an abstract angle brings out a different perspective of its new dimensions as it gives the appearance of reaching for the sky. WITH A PEN -SIVE THOUGHT: Junior Brian Ir- win rushes out of the Math building to his locker, with pen in mouth for thought whue Sophomore Tisha Hare laughs at a joke. Scott Solbeig EXTERNAL LONELINESS: While classes are in session on the in- side, the new building gives a lonesome impression on the outside, against a backdrop of white billowy clouds and blue sky. OH, I DON ' T KNOW: Sophomore Derek Abbott and Junior Ken the day while walking out of the Math building after class. 4 Opening

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Contents ' ' 10 Activities g Sports .i 129 IMinilMag 147 Faculty I CAN ANSWER THAT: Dressed in his Irvine Singers attire for a perfoimance that day. Senior Sean Stuckley prepares to respond to a question posed by Physics Teacher Frank Avella. VAQUERO MASCOT CLONE?: Sophomore Mario Sombreco adorns a sombrero and shades on Viva Vaquero Day, while participating in lunchtime ac- tivities in the amphitheater. PHYSICS, A.P. STYLE: A few of Physics Teacher Roy Seven ' s students in the redesigned Science building are Min Kim, Brett Vickers, John Lin, Craig Petrovich, and Jon Lau. OpmilnglTabl afConfnts 3

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New Building adds to character Making its debut atop the hill on the corner of Walnut and Escolar, the newly constructed math building greeted the students at the start of the year with con- temporary changes. The alterations made on the campus during the summer months proved to enhance the already existing facilities, and also improved and upgraded some of the old. The science building showed such changes, having been refurbished with complete internal remodeling. The cost of the new building was about 1.8 million dollars. It was funded by the state ' s New Building Fund. The main concern we had was that the building be functional, said Principal Gary Norton . I think the staff is very pleased with how everything worked out. Students reacted to the changes with some initial confusion and disorientation, but as the year went on, the acceptance of the change became second nature. With the growth of the school and the campus expansion, the new building and the remodeled science building served as symbols of the school ' s development of character and identity. The casual and familiar atmosphere that prevailed despite the modifications made on cam- pus showed that growth and school pride continued to flourish through the students and faculty BEYOND A SHADOW OF A DOUBT — by Rosemarie Rigor Scott Solbeig BLUE AND GREEN PRIDE, VAQUERO STYLE: In the midst of it all, the new building radiates with the school spirit taken from the blueness of the sky and the greenery of the grass. TAKING TIME OUT: Exchanging some thoughts on their free time, seniors Alonzo Whitson and Heidi Shwarz find the perfect place for small talk on a bench outside the Math building. Opening 5