University High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Irvine, CA)

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The Science Club is an organization dedicated to helping students under- stand science. This is accomplished by partici- pating in science related activities, such as field trips, guest lecturers and various experiments. Science Club - i . -. -.»• - C-- Front row: Nusa Maal, loan Hanley, Ina Goyal, lenny lones, Jeff Chen, Elizabeth Griffith, Nguyen Minh Trung, Laura Reiders. Second row: David Oschacoph, Alice Kiang, Joanna )en. Third row: Rick Pendelton, Mark Harold, Lisa Belluzzi, Yoon-Me Choi, Name unknown, ]eff Sohrt, Andie Carver, Karen Karpowich, Kiski Ro, Name unknown, Orie Barash, Cohan Lin, Jeff Avella, |unye Shinozaki, David Huang, Maki Okumura, Mr. Bob Ferazzi, (Advisor). Computer Club TRS — 80, APPLE,HUNT PECK, POKE 12881, DATA BASE, ]OB$,SIGMA — 7 SUNDAY 6:30 PM,FOR 1 — 1 TO 1000, ID ,SRA , FLOUR, FAIR, M ODEMS WED. LUNCH, P ASCAL,COBOL,$MONEY ,YOUGOTTA DO IT YOURSELF, SANTA ANA |.C.,XDBGET(B + $, IO + )S; ,M7,S( ), NAME: ,I$ Front row: Tom Stevens, Chris Ransom, Laura Rieders, Vincent Chan, Greg Nylen, |eff Chen, Micheal Chu, David Huang. Second row: Tom Kresnicka, Scott Snyder, Jeff Avella. Third row: Gavin Scott, Steve Boulanger, Todd Cook, Kevin Keegin, |osh Polack, Tom Williamson, lohann Lin, Andie Carver. Fourth row: Adam Finkel- stein, )oe Zahavi, Victor Burnes, Alex Fong, Paul Woodmansed, Richard Lambakis, Jeff Short, Eric Pope, lunya Shinozaki. I 30

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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

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S.E.fl. This club consists of a group of students who all share a common concern and interest in the environment. They are interested in broad- ening their own awareness of environmental issues and in increasing the general con- sciousness of the earth as a finite and closed ecosystem here on the University High School campus. Their first big commitment was to organize and maintain our school ' s first recycling effort; they run an on-going program to recy- cle all the bond paper thrown away by students and administrators each day. They also believe in having fun and getting outdoors and have gone on walks in the Newport Back Bay, the San )oaquin fresh water marsh, have gone on a whale-watch- ing trip, and gone cross- country skiing. Students for Environmental Action: Shelley Anderson, Suzanne Bolding, Libby Sillesen, Karen Loomis, Karen Karpowich, lennifer (ones, Ena Coyal, Alex Burgnon, Jim Cheathan, FBia Future Business Leaders of America is a national organi- zation whose goals are to help students gain confi- dence in themselves and to help them make the success- ful transition from the class- room to the business world. FBLA members are also provided with the opportu- nity to compete in business skills at the Section, State and National FBLA levels. In past years, University FBLA has been a sweepstakes finalist at both Section and State Com- petitions. FBLA: Paul Udink, Lynne Peterson, Doreen Lee, Lisa Salernio, Carol, Rolasha Haynesworth, Pam Doughman. Row two: Frances Marin, |enni Malone, Kari Sagen, Amy Bertin. Row three: Chris Ogle, Jennifer Roberts, Tami Ogle, Katie Way, Michelle Agul, Cheryl Carlson, Suzanne Whitman, Swati Bhadhari, lyoti Sarda, Karen Carr, lackie Holmes, Libby Sillesen, Sayna Morales, Lani Yamafuji. Row four: Vicki Alexander, Cindie Kee- gan, Linda Deboer, Yuko Uchiyama, Steve Boulanger, Sarah Chuang, Sandy Greer, Shell White. Clubs 131