Irvington High School - Saga Yearbook (Fremont, CA)

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BOY'S BLUCK ou.,-get .-Q, .,,.,.4,:, ,!,,,Y.,.v.....,. f f.,,M,.l, M ,M,,,,M,-..,,.f Y. W Y., ug. .. -fd . . . ..- . t.,....,,. ..M..... ..,. ,..V:,,,, .mmm M. Pictured left to right bottom row: Coach Bill son, Fred Woodward, Jeff Youngsma. Sinnott, Javier Garibay, Miguel Munoz, Bob Bobby Smith, Sam Nicholas, John Winovich, Charles Hayes, Ed Gilmore. Middle Stan Houseworth, Dean Church. row: John Griffith, Byron Dronkers, Gary Gib- Top row: Castano The Boy's Block I is a sport oriented organization devot- ed to the betterment of lr- vington High School. The main requirement for inclu- sion in this group is to have lettered in a sport. In order to raise funds for various ac- tivities, Block I sponsored the following events this year: Slave Auction, Boggie Night, and the Annual Boy's Block I Rally. The advisor this year was Coach Bill Sinnott. IQ. . x President Vice President Treasurer Sergent-at-Arms Dean Church Ed Gilmore Byron Dronkers John Castano

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GIRL'S BLUCK I rl- It 1. H 1. 5-I df- . President Vice President Treasurer Nikki Winovich Tina Brice Margarete Young The Girl's Block I is a club for those girls who have lettered in a J.V. or Varsity sport. In order to raise money for trophies, that were handed out at an award banquet, the girls sold gift books and candy. The advisor this year was Miss Joan Hammes. f- .. ,.,..n,..,,.g,.L,..L,.. YT I-scifi Q-,EW I Pictured left to right, bottom row, Patty Kee ley, Cathy Lachenmyer, Tracy Birdwell, Ver noica Mitrick, Margarete Young, Nikki Wino vich, Tina Brice, Teresa Parra, Devra William son, Bonnie Williams. Top row: Susan Cupples, Mary Ann Cole, Kathy Gomm, Barbie MacDon ald, Laurie Lemke, Laure Ezell, Karin Wolfe Maureen Henry, Brenda Bussard, Laura Ples kach, Eileen McLain.

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The International Club is made up of students who want to learn and know about different cultures from around the world. To help finance some of their field trips, the club sold gift books and candy. For the first time in the club's history, a foreign ex- change student, Kim Graf from Germany, was Presi- dent of the International Club. DUNGEUNS AND DRAGUNS This is the first year that The Dungeons And Dragons Club has been in the yearbook. The club is really a game ex- ploring the truth, the good, and the evil of mystical fan- tasies. The game Dungeons And Dragons has been in ex- istence for five years. The game has been played at Ir- vington for two years. The founder of this club is Art Daniel, who graduated from Irvington last year. This year the club went to a con- vention in Oakland called The Grim Con. LYffERNATl0NAL CLUB Pictured from left to right, bottom row, Wong, Mark Sjoholm, Marie Aspiras, Shob Chris Mosko, Tina Becker, Thyra Capello, hana Chandra, Jana Meier, Jo Ann Frisbee Ms. Tomlison. Top row, Isabel Auger, Pablo Kim Graf, Ellen Navarra, Ms. Ulbricht lracheta, Greg Seavey, Jim Navarra, Maves Pictured from Left to right' bottom row: Hoorn, Julie Webb. Top row: Jim Wells, Mike Steve Rogers, Eric Jones, Chris Hunt Prichetti Richard Getty- Ken Daggers' JO- George Engsv Roy Heavilinv Rick Hill, Scott seph Teller, Jim Driggers, Ms. Middleton.