University High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Irvine, CA)

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The Speech and Debate Team provides students with the opportunity to develop and improve their speaking and debating skills in league, invita- tional, and service club competitions. The team attends approximately 25 competitions a year both in California and through- out the nation. Novice and varsity speakers also work to achieve membership in the National Forensic League, a national honor society. This year ' s team looks forward to attending the state finals at USC and the national finals in Utah. Speech Debate ®$ % Row 1: Mrs. lackie Reedy (Advisor), Erainia Sherman, Nusa Maal, Peggy Lucero, Alice Crawford, Renee Roth- stein. Row 2: Nate Pearson, |ohn Dunn, Lisa Melfi, Michelle Agul. Academic Decathalon Mrs. Carole lackson (Advisor), Tom Stevens, Chris Ransom, Lisa Belluzzi, Chris Cassady, Shelly Adler, Ka ri Creenberger, Derek Krueger, Mrs. Jackie Reedy (Advisor). Row 2: Ken Kistenger, David Widawsky, Matt Moore. The Academic Decath- lon is a contest of aca- demic strength which Orange County high school students compete in annually. Our team con- sists of two A students, two B students, and two C students who face a bat- tery of tests in ten aca- demic areas: English, Mathematics, Social Sci- ence, Science, Fine Arts, Career Education, Speech Interview, Essay, and Super Quiz. 128 Clubs

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Classical Music The Classical Music Club is a group of classical music lovers. We get together in workshops to socialize and appreciate Bach, Beethoven, Brahms, etc., and we go to concerts and many other places of interest. This year ' s activi- ties included: a trip to the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion to see Zubin Mehta and Isaac Stern, a workshop with the New York String Quartet, a trip to the Hol- lywood Bowl, and our own concert. Row 1: Joanna Jen, Merrill Werner, Dawn Weiner, Alice Kiang, Doreen Lee, Makei Okamura, Joy Slclessen, Nancy Kiang. Row 2: Junya Shinozaki, Jennifer Jones, Audrey Wu, Katie Way, Jenni Malone, Tamar Ranon, Lisa Belluzzi, Jeff Volk, Marilys Garcia. Row 3: Jeff Chen, David Huang, Sarah Chuang, Eva Janizsewski, Louisa Michelson, Junghyon Lee, Yooh Mee Choi, Bill Carver, Mr. Bruce Sanford (Advisor), Cathy Park CSF J m Row 1: Vincent Chan, Susan Armentrout, Pam Schwam, Claire Partin, Tara Owens, Amanda Kerchner, Doreen Lee, Jyoti Sarda. Row 2: Silia Kennan, Barbara Alber, Delia Melin, Kathy Ciranna, Teresa Veitia, Tamar Frenkel, Marci Yarwood, Hope Barth, Uma Rao, Jan Hellick, Maki Okamura, Joanna Jen, Alice Kiang, Lori Sase, Renee Rothstein, Michelle Agul. Row 3: Carol Waterman, Sheryl Carlson, Kisik Ro, Lisa Belluzzi, Amy Bertin, Elizabeth Griffith, Suzy Krueckeberg, Lisa Wilcox, Stephanie Thompson, Lisa Melfi, Laren Loomis, Liz Rothman, Chris Cassady, John Owens, Katie Way, Helen Isefuko. Row 4: Camille Ginsburg, Annalie Johansson, Bill Craven, Celine Regalia, Joe Zahaui, Sara Polack, Ena Goyal, Susanna Chan, Shelly Adler, Laura Rush, David Morris, Derek Krueger, Josh Polack, Mark Heap, Steve Hanle. Row 5: Pam Doughman, Baie Netzer, Salme Taagepera, Gary Gibbs, Yong Choi, Sandy Greer, Michael Ono, Jeff Chen, Kevin Baldwin, David Huang, Johann Lin The California Scholar- ship Federation is a club composed of students that exceed in academic excel- lence. The Life members (Seal Bearers) are qualified for special C.S.F. scholar- ships at various colleges and universities. Through- out the United States, ranging from $250 to $5000 in value. In addition to their studies, members enjoy an annual C.S.F. night at Disneyland and other cultural events dur- ing the school year. Clubs 127

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JCL Toga . . . Toga . . . Toga!! No, it ' s not Animal House, but it ' s a unique club cam- pus — )CL! The Junior Classical League is an organization offering Latin students the opportunity to get together and have a great time . . . the Roman way! The year begins with a supernatural initiation for the plebes, (n ew mem- bers). Other major activi- ties during the year are the Dies Stultorum, a wacky Roman day for all the JCL chapters throughout Southern California and the annual state JCL Con- vention where students don their togas for a wild weekend-complete with: an Olympics, chariot races, academic competi- tions, and a Roman ban- quet. Many other exciting activities make JCL an experience! Row 1: Michael Chu, Scott Carver, lames Huang, Robert Ok, Manadevan Swaminatha, lulie Weinstein, Bryn Burton, Wendy Doetkott, Lisa Belluzzi, Elizabeth Griffith. Row 2: Ramln Tayyanipour, Laura Rieders, Doreen Lee, loan Hanley, lennifer Goldberg, Yoon Mee Choi, Mr. Les lohnson (Advisor). Row 3: Greg Nylen, Jeff Miller, Chris Marx, |ay Kilkeary, Kisik Ro, Darlene Perez, Helen Isefuko, Sara Polack. dr. Exchange The Junior Exchange Club a student division of the Men ' s Irvine Exchange, is a conglomerate of active students willing to volun- teer their services. Most of the club ' s annual activities are a tradition, which we are proud of. We help the Irvine Exchange Club with their community service projects such as: the Irvine Search for Talent con- test, senior athlete award banquet, the Harvest Festi- val, the University High School Carnival, and our biggest pride, the Red Cross Blood Drive. This year, we are aiming for the biggest blood bank yet!!!! Mr. Lance Otis and Mr. Richard Hansen are our advisors. Alice Crawford, Baie Netzer, Brenda Soltz, Paul Guy, Cathy Kuo, Regma O ' Brien. Clubs 129