John Wesley North High School - Aurora Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 230 of the 1977 volume:

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N y T It l xbnxx ,t , kt ,.,f- Mwwvw North Hrllngton The 1976 Homecoming queen nominees wereg lfrom left to righti Sharon Ashe Linda 0'Neill Kathy Tuttle Becky Porter Tamie James Eliva Franco Tina Wilson Kathy Daviau Beverely Coleman Virginia Saucedo Beatrice Fabela - Teresa Zix Kathy Tuttle was crovyned the 1976 Homecoming Queen at half-time. 71 -.sxs W me fiw l 5, S ff. ' , f , l Vi! i 5 . lf -Qld wf it NW 1 in ' ,jfw,?, ' 1211? z- 4 'AA' ' WW ' H., P , 4' ' imma, fl WU lflwmiflgfwy ini t W wifi M 4 We HCTIVITIES All work and no play. . ., relief from classes, studies and examinations, comes with the best activities. These include sports, clubs, music, and dances. School activities provide opportunities to develop individualtiy, leadership, personality, and a chance to simply mess around. Karen Tuttle Activities Editor 20-23 24-26 27 38-39 A, ., 22 2 , -- --hy 2,,,. . ' . L . '. ' 1 f G S W N 2 '2 ' 2 ' I ' -' 1 ,,,. H NX ' A f - f - .6 Q --.- - -W . R. wp I A Bi . 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The football team won a hard fought victory over Arlington 10-7. During the halftime the shiny cars and 7 floats circled the track. The Queen candidates were all escorted across the field. The girls had started a new tradition by having some of their fathers escort them. Just before the lights went off and the hreworks lit the sky, Kathy Tuttle was crowned the 1976 Football Homecoming Queen. The floats, fireworks, pep rally, parade and the game were successful. 20 fl Y we EQ lliA Shireen Niulla, 1975-1976 Homecoming Queen, returned this year to crown this years Homecoming Queen. Incidently, Shireen is one of the first girls from North to attend Stanford University in Northern California. 22 Q Y t R i .. 1 Tiina Wilson Greg Wilt n it M- da. 1' 2 We . fu .gg .,-- - f '36 . iinia Saucedo Escort Dennis Saucedo The Homecoming Float competition was one of the best ever. Each year the floats become more detailed and this year was no exception. This years theme was Cartoons. The Junior float won with Popeye hovering over the fallen Brutis. The Junior Float concentrated on school spirit where as the Seniors concentrated on class spirit. With Superman representing Super Senior, the Seniors and the Sophomores tied for second. Because it was close to Halloween the Sophomores created Linus ln the pumpkin patch. All in all everyone had a good time. 23 School activities are one of the most important facets of high school life. Becoming involved with the school and the people in it can be both fun and hard work. To arrange an activity you must have a certain amount of responsibility, since many things are involved in putting on an activity. First, an activity must be OK'd and put on the master calender by lVlrs. Hughes and then it must be 0K'd by the USL. Once this is done, the group sponsoring the activity must begin publicizing the event, and it tickets are to be sold, they must be made up and distributed. One of the big activities that the USL sponsored this year was Homecoming week. A difterent event took place each day at lunchtime. Some of these activities were a Paper Airplane Flying Contest, a Tug of War, and wheelbarrow and three-legged races. Also, during Homecoming week one day was declared lVlix-Nlatch Day tyou were supposed to wear the strangest clothes you could come up with.l Other Homecoming Activities sponsored by the USL were the Assembly to introduce the Queen Candidates, the parade down 7th Street to the Public Library, and the half-time activities. But the one activity that proved to me that students at North can do something if they really want to, was raising money for FFF at the traditional . Hreworks display during half-time at the Homecoming game. We needed to raise 5300.00 in two weeks. The USL sponsored a carwash which made 5lS50.00, clubs and organizations donated 5110.00 which left 5140.00 to be raised by the students. The House of Advisory delegates collected money from their classrooms, cans were placed in the Library for donations and entry fees were charged to participate in the lunchtime activities. All this work paid off because we had a check ready to mailto the hreworks company the day of Homecoming. The class that raised the most money was the SENIORS and the clubs that raised the most money were the PEP SQUAD and the POLITICAL SIMULATION Club. Other activities this year were Spring Homecoming and an Ice Cream Eating Contest for the Queen candidates, A Christmas Canned Food Drive- won by lVlr. Ross's class, Action Clean-up Week and one of the most important activities, the nominating Convention in lVlay. The activities for the school year 1976-1977 were fun and lots of work. But I'm glad we had the opportunity to put them on and to participate in them. USL Director of Activities Julie Rogers 24 Hctivities I Q . 'fr fi 1' I I , ,mf I Nothing Was Ever achieved without enthusiasm Donkey Basketball ri North High Schools band competed in a Donkey Basketball Tournament. They were victorious in both games. North 5 Notre Dame 3 North 7 Arlington 3 27 Basketball Homecomin V if f ... ,-. Q ,, ,.,t ,,,, . .,p, f ,, vw- Nf- ..,-,..,........,. A This year 18 girls participated in the 1977 Basketball Homecoming. Although we lost a close basketball game the evening was a success. With U.S.L. officers Virginia Saucedo and Julie Rogers announcing the winners, Principal Dr. Beatty crowned the Queen and the princesses. Besides participating in an assembly and an evening full of nerves, the candidates were also required to gobble down a huge bowl of Chocolate Mint Ice Cream during the ice cream eating contest. 'f---1-v-vw-........,....,, Ay ,,,, , 1?,. ,.,,. ,f, , , ::: lll::2 ff.f: , ,,f 3 . 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This years pep assemblies he ped the players to get up for the games and they also gave the athletes their we I deserved recognition. I Pep Hssemblies f5?7WZz:1nz1il , 4 2 , as 13 5 23 Ei? V5 'ii ' s 5,3 ss .K .,.. ,. , .. ,..,,...,,. NN 35 M1- wvcf 4 X wawff 5'Ai5.'S'1iXNW i4 X XQX QNX, X,-wxmwx X X wx We ve Got Spirit THE GCJNG SHCW 3 2 In sz- .Q 31 .I ' ff 'lf' A, ' 1 1 .. In ff 3,3 I V l t 54' Q , . 1 'A g 2. as we It 45 .YMAK ,X X ' 1 , ., ,- Z. I ,-..' 4' ,, W f V' N, L i 'V if 5 x fi ' . ,,.. 1 fvkif S E we S E l E . QAQYGLO if S ' . S I gc 'rx-na BEAQII T sq .2 i ,cf-. . ,ss it W' 5 I iw l f ' l l i .Lv 1 H, f ' . ' 5 r ,f 2 1 I 1 -, .gl S . as! 'H if RWE ' ' Ii, gi: ,L : 9 Vs gi Q 3.9 q :Q cf 5 f - f gf! .Elf Sei nl ohio :S The class of H77 went through four years of studying, practicing, and preparing themselves for their adult lives. Many things were learned during high school. When asked what they thought about North High School, we got the following replies. lVly most memorable experiences have been the 1976 football season and my U.S.L. presidency. This year's winning season was the highlight of my North High football career. Our reaching the CIF playoffs was a goal that we have been striving for since my sophomore year. The pride, discipline and leadership that I obtained during my four years on the football held has enabled me to deal with the certain situations that might come to the USL council. The challenge of the USL presidency has been quite enjoyable. The memorable experiences of attending North High cannot be narrowed to one or two particular instances, but if I had to make a choice, I'd include them all by saying, the experience of attending North High has been memorable. Randy Ellison The most memorable moment in my four years at North was Christmas vacation. Darryl Jones North will be remembered by all who attended. High school successes must now be left behind and new goals set. URemember this your lifetime through- Tomorrow, there will be more to do . . And failure waits for all who stay With some success made yesterday . . . Tomorrow, you must try once more And even harder than before. John Wooden 41 Charles Araiza Football 1,2 Wrestling 1,2, Margaret Alexander Mark Anderson 3,4 Rosanna Arias Jeff Armstrong I I Becky Ball l ' 1 Mike Barber Drama 3, 4 , F f Elwi 5 f 5 Traci Barnett David Bates Micheal Bates Mari! Beck DOUG Bell Football Football l,2,3,4 2,3 42 Sharon Ashe Publ. Chrm. 1 CSF 2 Volley- ball 1 Swim Team 1-4 Treas. 4 Celina Arredondo Pep Sq. 4 Antoinette Axelrod Consuelo Badii Dan Baker Mike Balow Reginald Barnes Kathy Berger Eric Biddle Chani Blatchford Gayla Bohn Neal Bolinger EDITOR OF FFA 1 Volleyball AURORA 1977 1-4 Swim Team 1-4 Basketball Camp Club 2-4 1,2,3 Tennis 3,4 43 Jan Boren Wayne Breault Basketball 1,2 Baseball 1-4 .lndv Borton Charles Bossett Lettermens Club 4 Julie Bridges Kelly Brown Mary Brown Basketball 1-4. lvlost Athletic Senior 44 Ha-Tien Bui Jean Berens Tom Burke Linda Buscher Christine Camacho Tally Briggs Diann Brooks Douglas Brown Band 1,2,3 Derek Brothers Drama 2,3 Karen Brown rrss Lynel Brown E - VVV, 1 , . ,1':'k ,K A TW ,Hit ,,,-: I Dorothy Buechner Cheryl Campbell Robert Capel0 George Carrington Lenora Carter Patricia Caudillo Water Polo 4 Mountaineering 4 45 Li-Yen Chang Lance Christiansen Rae Chung Leo Cochran Steven Colberg T SS Greg Crooks l Football 1-4 Young Life 1-3 Wrestling 1,4 Finertz 1 Diana Darwazeh .. K ii it is ES R' s 46 Kathy Daviau Albert Davis Renee Day I-Offi Del-3h0USSfHy0 Kyle Dellinger Band 1-4 Band Pres. 3,4 Baseball 1 CSF 2,3 E' ., Beverly Coleman B-SIU. 1-3 Ron Courts Jazz Club 112 FFA 1-4 Patty Cronk pep Sq' 3,4 Cheryl Cooper FFA Vice Pres. 3 Paul Cousin Young Life 4 . N fi. X . .3 se, ,Q Anna Crump Randy Del Pompa Diane Dillen snyder Derek Dotson Band 1-3 Yearbook Stafi' 4 Track 2-4 Crosscountry 2-4 Kathy Duarte Linda Duque Debbie Easter 47 Patty Efinger B.S.U. 1-4 Drill Team 2,3 ESU. Treas. 2,3 Randy Ellison rack 3 Jeff Edgar lVlarcella Edwards Dir. of Assemblies 4 lVlary Ellenberger X i xxx i Q 8 asia., if Rebecca Etter Beatrice Fabela Sonny Fisher William Fisher Audrey Foss Elvia Franco Theresa Franco Badminton 3,4 Jazz Dance 1-4 Karen Elmer Terry Embleton Karen Essig Christina Encinas Aureliano Enriquez Gymnastics 1,4 gig 1 fi 1 , ,g f if 6 5 K - .J 'fi'T:.':'i?E?'::f. I-Eiiw .51 . eere leee,eeQeeeeeeee , qeeee Melissa Evans Volleyball 2-4 Softball 3 Steve Ferreira elele Gary Franklin Gerald Frias David Funkhouser Renee Gallagher Football 1-4 Wrestling 1-4 Q Kathy Garlinger Band 1-3 Badminton 3 Cross country 4 49 Tina Geiser Powder Puff Football 1 Carmen Garcia Kristen Garrett Marci Garro Baseball 4 Celia Gilligan if , Robert Hall , 2 Football 1,2 f ,A Va Baseball 1-4 fy ,, QQ 4' VAQKV4. 2 Alyce Hale nw. 1' W Y Joel Handen David Hara James Harris Sadai Harris Singh Harris 50 Mary Gilmore Nlarching 84 Concert Band I l!2!3 Micheal Godfrey Badminton 4 Drama Club 1-4 Shelby Gray Bill Gustafsan John Haggart yi iw gg, 3' A 4 4 , 55 V fr ?1yly,jL, e G ,N X Y H vs Darla Hendrickson Pamela Gwin Candy Striper 34 Tracy Hall Fred Hershey Kathy Hewitt Shifley Hill Tammb' 'illiX 51 Jeanna Hines Barbara Horspool John Hotchkiss Sally HUQQWS Richard Hughes Harold Huling Football 1,4 Track 2,3 Band 1 David Jacobs i F Zi xx c..a,W, is c issslss .1 52 Alessa Johns Pep Sq. 1,3 Gymnastics 1,2,3 Pub, Chrm, 2 USL Rep. to the Board 4 CSF 2,3,4 Joyce Johnson Mark Johnston Dale Jones Carol Jones Tamara Hughes Tom Hughes Connie Hunter Scott IV9ia 'd Tamara James Dawn Johnson Nlary Joseph A si Dayryi Jones Dorris June Shawna Kennedy Dorothea Killian Chris Kirkpatrick Drama 1-4 Drama Pub. iVIg. 3,4 Yearbook Staff 4 53 Kim Kissinger Lorie Kitchen Jody Knoll Ernest Lake Rodney Larson Doug Lippert Brad Lough .1 -. .. as-,yi 5 'Xt . ix., bg f iss? s 1 255 x X s, is E 54 - -esawq' Q. - - 5 K- H5 Maki Sieve l-Vie Sharon Lynch Jay Nladore Alfred lVIadril Don Nladrii Lori Leeson Band 1-4 Tennis 2,3 FFA 1 Alicia Ledesma Honor Guard 3 Darryl Leininger DON Lefey Steve Lewis Jack Madril Harvey Livingston Debbie Lunrs Drill Team 2,3 Band 1 i David Marshall Golf 1,2 Wrestling 1-4 Waterpolo 3 Thalia Martin Martin Martinez John McCart Softball 1,2 Tres. 1 Vice Pres. 2 Pep Sq. . 3,4 Honor Guard 3 55 Bradley McClelland Crosscountry 2,3 Wrestling 1 Baseball 1 Becky McCoy Judith McHenry Steve McNitt Mel Mecham KJ.: I David Murphy Terry Musick a 5 1? iieeee wwf Kenneth Nelson Ray Nilsson Linda Nordenstarn Dana Oge Jason Okey FFA 2,3 Water Polo 1-4 Badminton 3 Swimming 1-4 56 'iv Kim TVIIHHQG Jon MIHSI' Crystal Nhllsap Nlargle Moore James Nlowry 45 N N Sonja Omphroy Lmda O Neull Cecellla Palencla Sara Parker Susan Parker 1751- A 'R 0-li Iwo J io afsp W Dale Perry I Lucio Pasillas Brett Perkins Motocross 4 J Ted Podgorski ,wt .M Linda Redd A I A- - Jim Rice R Romauldo Rivera Mary Robles Tom Roche Cindy Rodgers Teri Polcene Swim Team 1 Waterpolo 3,4 if i s ad in -' Q Jennie Rodriquez Becky Porter CSF 1-4 Swimming 1-4 Pep Sq. 2,3,4 Robert Quiroz Volleyball 2,3,4 Donna Posey Football 1 Steve Ramon Tammy Ranger Susan Reynolds omg - f ... ... 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K ,:.z,5,f::-,- -3 ig- . yi -32 Gordon Swing Eric Takatori Lori Taylor Tamie Tetirick Softball 4,2 Drama 3 NOT AN Mary Theisen Siouxzan Stone Band 2,3 David Stumpf Lynn Stirling Drama 4 Micheal gtrajtt Paula Streeter Drama 1-4 ii 1 2 ,ik V lx 6? sf Martha Thomason Andy Thompson Lisa Tidwell Coleen Ting Tennis 2,3,4 CSF 2,3 5 Z Jeanette Tingey Band 1 Drill Team 2,3 Basketball 2,3,4 Softball 2 Bobbie Torres Swim Team 1 Young Life 1- USL Dir. of Activities '76 Kathy Tuttle Swim Team 1-4 -3 Pep Sq. 1-4 4 USL Sec. '77 Football Home- Rudy Torres Evelyn Torremce coming Queen Elva Valdez 5 NF Bawbvffef. Henry Villalobos Ruth Villasenor Linda YOUHQ NOYFTI Wagner' Tennis 1-3 Belinda Walker Band Ma Richard VanGundy Motocross 1 Vickie Valdez Crosscountry 23 SGC' 1 Track 2,3 lVlOiS6-S Valdez Candy Striper 2 Soccer 3 Jim Varney Cindy Vasek wx rw-.NNW si Doug Watson Brad Welker David Willem Football 1-4 f lsafi Michelle Williams Sharon Wilson 65 66 Tina Wilson Elizabeth Winn Karen Wood David Worthington Richard Ybarra Perkins Sheila Zabloudil Wesley Zabloudil Bill Zehms John Zemko Teresa Zix Softball 1,2 Motocross Finertz 2,3,4 QCSF 2,3,4 Sesilie Bessee Lynette Bowen Baby Grads Valencia Smith Camera Shy Seniors Nagat Abdalla Micheal Arroyo Larry Auck Herbert Axelrod James Baker Sara Barajas Pl-iillipe Barnes Bill Barnes Laura Baza Amy Bird Connie Bockelman John Booher Alice Booth Linda Borelli David Bowen Richard Bradway Sylvia Brizuela Louise Broaden Robert Brown Kathy Burch Claire Castro Hans Castro Roberta Chambers Rosamonde Cook Paul Cousin Belle Daily Consuelo Debadil Lacy Deberry Ricardo Delacruz Vivian Eastland Terri Emery Allen Evans Ronald Evans Curtis Feliks Lawrence Fineman Marilyn Fisher Ray Ford Stanley Franklin Terry Franks Tory Franks Bradley Freeman Stephen Frost Miguel Gil Sandra Glass Salinda Gomez Kenton Gould Shirlana Green Carolyn Haskell Anna Hassan Elaine Hernandez Thomas Hernandez Tom Hernandez Greg Hogan Liberty Horn Debroah Hyatt Daniel Jimenez Dan Johnson Timothy Johnson William Jones Drema Jorgensen Mike Lanier Annette Larry James Lawson Hong Le Gloria Lydon Jose Marquez John Martin Ronald Martyn Louvetta McGregory Lester Miles Mary Miller Darlene Morris Jack Mosqueda Robert Motley Julia Northrup Gary Olmstead Augustine Pasillas Billie Patterson Lawrence Phipps Kerry Pierce Regina Poole Lisa Cochran Leah Bueling Anthony Popp Christa Rimbach Edward Rose William Rosenberry Delores Sanders Paul Schmidt Sonny Schmidtpott William Schneider Brandon Shaw Daniel Silva Robert Smith Donald Snyder Walter Steele Kathryn Terrell Darryl Tolbert Rameriz Ward Stacy Washington Sandra White Dwight Wilkenson Richard Wing Donald Wonders Ryan Wysocki Joseph Ybarra eva. wwf fx.. 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A Junior is almost off the cliff - almost ready to fly into adulthood - almost grown The mountains symbolize all our goals we wish to reach and in this, our Junior year we had a chance to take a llpeeld' at them. 69 Teresa Abbott Jody Adams Gerald Aguilar Keith Alex Ronald Allen Holly Allred Priscilla Alvarez Duana Anderson Veronica Arias Roy Armstrong Janet Aubert Gloria Ault Valerie Avila Lee Baird Juanita Bamforth Diana Bauman Sandra Beets Nlarie Beiser lVlark Bellamy Karen Bergkvist Debra Betz Dennis Blair Barrett Boucher Karen Bowen Lynette Bowen Richard Box Brett Boyd Linda Boyer fl 4' 1 H ff ' fn f Z f . i fx it 5 fn , QL 'J J ,- 'si'i xi More 'iilifiisii 'lffiify 17152 ff:'i' 1' H Vykh , fl' wf , ..,, f 'gf ll'- JJ i i J it,, , tti J . iiio of i e Wwwwwwmwz WW?WiWWMV f ,, A W Q E' i 45' v ' W , A 1, Q ir- 'J mimi I W ii i , 2 A is ibbb J i lgyk lm -J, :Jar ff- JJ VJ, iioi fiii 'L l 1 'fi i ' , ' 1 H il , ly y A 'ifi - ,, , , Q ' J isrb F' J W ' J 1 5 ' W f' L ,, J 531 risoio A o iii o lloi A ,,,, J W iii my m-wmf HA ,fW?L irreo eiiii eitowmw i,b. 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My . 3, A ' ' H nfl. rf' P- ? W U is 'l J lg Baia J Q Q tg 'Y w Q Q22 J lssllsll M 3 ' 45 M v di 1. N A l, f 4' an W.. 'fi 4 ff' F fag, . . it l ss . . ,,,.., A e'-- fii ' l ' W ,,,, W ' ll . Fl: ,M . an - ima- ml!!! ,,,. i ' 2 ssslls a ef tiff if W, J 5 1 M J . ,. . 5 i W aww 2,5 1 l 'z' Q it fe. t-in Am, 1 -f 1 ,en Q IH ,, 'J c The more we learn the more we reallze how little we know O9 at all-s. K 1 5Z,f .. ' ff., , l W rj? ae M fs A f i .Q Q s l: , - , L , ,, mi? ' l ll' I I? 7? , rf ' .Y , X H 44 .ef grew ,e e ee r fa 2642 ,2-M but llttle do we realize how much we've The subjects seemed a lot harder, Janet Fujimoto Julie Furuta Kemberly Gabbard Jonathan Gable Lewis Gainer Denise Galvin Roberto Garcia David Garlinger Lorie Garr Arlene Gatson Patricia George Otto Gericke Steven Giberson Tajinder Gill Larry Gillette Michael Gilligan Ben Gomez Carol Gonzales Kevin Goodwin Barbara Gray Patricia Greer Frances Guzman Joy Gyorgyfalvy Kari Hampton James Hathaway grown - and how far we've got to go. 73 Dan Hemminger Mark Henderson Bill Hendricks Tammy Hendrie Andrea Henry Gary Henry Armando Hernandez Frank Hernandez Martha Herrera Evelyn Hill Margie Himmeleberg Dat Ho Long Ho Randy Holman Mike Huber Valerie Hughes Carol Human Deborah Hungate Dan Hutchinson Darrell Jackson Natalie Jackson Tina Jackson Tim James Manuel Jimenez Darlene Johnson Wesley Johnson Dennis Jones Rodger Kane Vanesa Kester a X . sa, e A 54 N , it - a. A K 'V V K K ,,.- .m., . Am i A i i X X x r 'ix xr as X' we Ere 5 if ,wee-W. -r . ,,-swww .1-f-org. .ey g L Jig ,E , - I - 1, ,W I D e gk' 3 1 . , z - 5 . Ng . .-f . ' ' K ' 1 ' ' Tiifilikf i. s g - i ' ii .Xf. avr Aux ...nfs QQ . vis gin 3 ,, e L.. . is - V ..... -. I if: i .. , ' gi i , ., .,. . at r ltgeeh w . ,K I gg, K . , J fs I r :Qin W v V I Q , Strong hope ls a much greater stlmulatlon of llfe than any slngle reallzed joy could be. 74 by as X 5 ,gf . 8 Q Q LL as i as 'ir QW 955' a Es is Q 'v sm t N sx 'Q ft 32' ii Lf LJ L T L ll, l i L Ll , QV, if s KL X .Ya L Li x NX X X 'f st. Q- ,ts L s J :A 5 Y of .. x ' E -v. 3 ll 5 x --S N KR .L ,M Ten persons who speak make more nolse than ten who are sllent. thousand L V - ,... wg 5 --L,, 3535 -L liati:-:ft - L L. XS Y Qi b . 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Leonard l I Carla Lewis A Robyn Lewis Dee Lilley Terri Lindemulder Darin Lindgren Kevin Lough -ssw f Lf' ses 5 LL ii. t 1,g,11Z. .ii,ii.,.,,,ii ,,,, L L L ig LLLL L L L V- LLL, 5 R 1 :: fee --'4 i' .ds Lizfl Jody Lower Jamison Luhn Yvette Lyle Jill Lynch Paul lVladore Delores lVladril Ron lVladril t Belynda lVlagby Bobby lvlagby Cathy lVlahan Robert Mansfield Paul Marquez Anthony lvlarruio 75 Deanna Martin Rob Martin Judith Martinez Jeffrey Martyn Stella Mata Janet Mathews Christopher Mays William Mazzacane Bertha McBride Mark McDonald Elise McDowell Robyn McElyas Sara McGuire James McNamara Keith McPeters Norma Mendez Felix Mercado Debbie Messer Donald Miller Jeffrey Miller Salina Moore Victoria Morales Shari Morris Steven Moscrop John Moses Peter Murashige Frank Navarro Jess Navarro Jennifer Nelson Sandra Ness Darren Nilsson Randa Norris Be Ing oi Junlor ls . . . H . .finally getting all the classes you never vvanLed but have to have xx xx suffering through your third year ofthe cafeteria's food. hard work, but dehnitely worth it. A - lf- , , it 41' E - Z, ,.kk Q L ' wi W qw. it 'wi' is ,ss su so SQ. il. L t,1,t' 1 - 'J 'l ife ,A -tv sf 1 xxsiixfgx X NN W i Q W as X Q ,X t Q -of si X ,,t ,, 1 E az. 1330 f N ,' ' t ps' 'tb .- it ' ' s X x 5 X1 - at ' s ,P f If ff E 3 - 'Qin ,, t . ., ,S f :- .Eff-n. Eff Q ii, K . E g-egg? .5 SQ Q if K .-.:11-:5::55:- NN, vig .f EM si- '4 5- :5 Q iw K ln -ns ss . A if Q' ..,, :ai ,gm :-:g un '51 . ---- - - I . ..,, W .1 .. ,,, kkk, .. ,.., .... N is J Qi' H it Til? X zi f' ' 'rev E .1 in-9' faery-::g5:J.,. ,::,:P'- . - .ie 3: fiif J . ,..:T,T, L Q Xw- 1 4 Q . Q A, we sk v , od ...- A A A7f'j..,.f- 7-Y v ..4 ,......--,... lil Z- Q 4 g p .W- X 3: 1 . f ,-,,,,, . A , 'aw , U- J 4 ,M X ,P v 'L f i i .. . . -' 1 jsf ' , . W . ' ,xc--h .tir ., . -- ..... -. 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Sonia Naurok Christina Nunez Teri Obrecht Dawn Owen Ricardo Omphroy Roger Paddock Laurie Parks Frank Pena Gary Pena Leobardo Pena Michael Perales Jesus Perez James Perod William Peirce Kim Pilgram Juanita Pintor Thomas Plieman Thomas Podgorski Elaine Price Sheri Preston Heidi Purcell John Puragganan Kirk Radewald Abel Ramirez Nathaniel Ramirez John Rawlins Judith Rice Kevin Riniker Glen Robinson Eduardo Rocha Patricia Rodriguez Tina Roganti David Rogers Frank Romano Lila Romero Kerry Rucker Elizabeth Rufener Debra Ryan Timothy Ryan Craig Salter Donnie Salyer Paul Saunders Sandra Schmidt Kenneth Scott Denise Schyling Laurie Shannon Charles Shapiro Jonathan Shapiro Solomon Shapiro Lisa Simpson Dwayne Sims Debbie Singer Alvina Smith Cheryl Smith Don Smith Helen Smith Lonna Smith Randy Smith Aladreinne Sneed Sue Snyder Yvonne Soliz Tony Solorio Linda Spooner Scott Spranger Steve Stanchtield Marcus Stephens Linda Stern Alisea Stewart M- Q N' i N,:t,,c........ yu.. E 5555: X Cx S S Q S gwl 3 , ..e,,.r Q t ,1: l ' wg Q 3 'K we I s I A. ,K 5 , X i li T , at - ftf:i5ss1212ft ff g 1 S v -Q MN 1 -, 3 X 'wwgg if . 35 'eli rrrr is 5 as ss, se ? i' se if ,A 5? ill 1 es , ww' i S il 252 5 y ty-A .vw-. I www so Q Qgeg - 55, . N eeel llss P ,. y 5? .53 Q- - s f' iffilfsiffi- it Hifi: -1 izf'--1 K ....,, , K : N Hlfriends - they're like a box of Cracker Jacks. lVlost of them are the popcorng carmel coated so that you never can really see their insides. Then there are the nuts who don't care about you either way. But in every box there's always the one wrapped in paper. The prize. Ed Lachica 111- MSO . i 'O W T xv Q0 V 1 to sdflsbk -V if GQU XF 50 aww rff ' to ot QQ Friends 'lik :,,, ,2 ' 'ff L 423244 Q1 ' , i 'f?l?TiE 'll S' ' X T' fitgziqil? -gf' .. i L., U'!'?6 4 WT A gf a if i 'W '53 z n W '1' 2- Ie- , it r Eiga? 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A as fm K 4 is the W t S M 5 E Q sf 3 EN 'EA X W ,. M to i Ms 3 Q W' ltf J' X s '--.s -.,...- 1 s ' iiit , as Q s S-gf ,, Ly 1-1 f ' :E-.feta :w g - ii R X N' R t l gigs Rule? i QI 5 '-E , ty -t X X i X 'K , Q. ,M X 'Sa ws as si ggi, R sig X4 Sirk? R 3 he ii' was Q s X54 . feta ff -as Qi ' , ff --is X -, 2 W E , ' - wawilygasfse q E5 get ss W 1 t gifs xiii, X is is J 2 New s 1 issi it SE -15, E , vi. + , km - -- : , . ,t:,.1:T , i,. r Pictures were not avallable for the followlng students Rnd ln the end . . . Lennon 8: l'l1cCartney Richard Winton Wendell Witt Dennis Wooldridge Tracy Wright Andrew Yosenovski Lindsay Young Lance Yelton Anna Ynda Aguilera, Catherine Allen, Angela Almarez, Elizabeth Alvarez, Carmen Andrade, Ruben Andrews, Ruben Araiza, Barbara Aramburo, Cynthia Arevalo, Rachel Ayala, Deborah Barbarin, Carmen Beckles, Vincent Beiser, Marie Bell, Scott Ben, Aaron Benware, Dana Best, Andrea Blough, Wayne Bruckner, Margaret Bueno, Joseph Bushey, Warren Caballero, Elba 3Calhoun, Regina Campbell, Dale Capelo, Hector Coe, Susan Coe, Susan Conn, Joseph Conteras, Cheri Countryman, Norris Cunetto, Carmelo Dangermond, Peter Dorsey, Mark Dunagan, Frederick Espenshade, Carl Espinosa, Delhna Evans, Roger Evylnn, Patti Ewer, Mary Eytcheson, Richard Fallis, Garry Ford, Deanna Frelin, Chad Cardenas, Elpidio Castelazo, Armando Cenatiempo, Joseph Chang, Chuan Chang, Yiina Close, Karen Clough, Dorsey Gamboa, Angelinda Garcia, Anna Gasco, Arnold George, David Gericke, Teresa Germany, Cheryl Gibson, Renee Goerner, David Grannis, Kevin Gray, Kirby Grijalva, Geraldine Grube, David Guzman, Ralph Haley, Frank Hall, Kenneth Harries, Richard Harris, Derrick Harris, Jerome Hicks, Patricia Horn, Robert Horvath, Alan Jackman, Raymond Jackson, Donita Jones, Roger Kelly, Austin Kingsby, John Konick, Kathleen Kuhn, Christopher Lawson, Carol Lawton, Gary Lawton, Jonathan Lewis, Micheal Loncar, Bonnie Lumino, Maria Marshall, Diana Martinez, Yvonne Meadows, Anthony Messenger, Virginia Morales, Michael Morones, Ernest Nazario, Ruben Ostrander, Kenneth Phillips, Wendy Pigeon, Michael Romek, Alan Ramos, Genevieve Roa, Peter Roberts, Mike Salazar, Henry Salinas, Chris Salinas, Laura Schaal, Shirley Seals, Glendine Shaw, Judy Sherer, Cynthia Shorey, Diane Smith, Cheryl Smith, Laurie Sparks, Brett Spurlock, Cori Stamper, Donald Stanchfield, Kathy Steadham, James Steffen, Yvonne Tinsley, John Tracey, Jeffrey Treece, Debbie Ubnoski, David Venegas, Candida Villanueva, Louis Vinson, Brenda Wailes, Brian Wang, Chung-to Wiegenstein, Michael 81 1 1 1 1 4 82 Organizations Hundreds of North students participated in a variety of campus organizations, from Ceramics to Wrist Wrestling. Although usually social in nature, each organization strived to be relevant and successful. ALLEGED CERAMICS AURORA BAND BSU CANDY STRIPERS CHILD DEVELOPMENT CSF DRILL TEAM FINERTZ FOOD SERVICE FFA HARLEQUINS MECHA MEDICAL FORUM OFFICE AIDES ORCHESTRA PAW PRINT PEP SQUAD POLITICAL SIMULATION PAXAV USL WORK EXPERIENCE WRIST WRESTLING 83 WW Slmuloitlons From left to right: Bottom row: David Jacobs, Kathy Daviau, Jim Rice, Steve Colberg, Middle row: Solomon Shapiro, Tina Geiser, Kris Stefferud, Jim Varney, Susie Straight, Top row: Jay Robin Shapiro, Alessa Johns, Becky Porter, James McNamara, Christine Nunez, John Zemko, Julie Furuta. Paw Print From left to right: Scott Hillier, Richard Van Gundy, David Murphy, Barbara Horspool, Diana Teague, lvlarcella Edwards, Thalia Martin, Terry Embleton, Virginia Saucedo, Tamie Tetirick, Tom Podgorski, Paula Streeter, John Rawlins, Tom Pleiman, Georgia Elkins, Kelly Brovvn, Brad Welker, Neal Bolinger, Norman Wagner, Lucia Duque, Janet Fredenburgh, Becky Brawner, Holly Aired, Chris Kirkpatrick, Tom Roche, Riley Shinne-Field. :W R:-EET 85 sw f j ff 'Nm f Q l ,-AHL P.H. and I-LV. Crew A, V. Crew, ltop rowl Sam Hera, George Starchev, Solomon Shapiro, Arlene Gatson, Mr. Pendleton, Tim Kirkland. P. A. Crew, ltop rowl Nlr. Pendleton, lbottoml Solomon Shapiro, Darrel Jackson, J. Robin Shapiro. mechoi Back Row, Miss Gracia, Carol Gonzalas, Stella Mata, Rosanna Arias, Vicki Morales, Cheri Contreras, Chris Encinas, Anna Segobia, Nalda Salinas, Yvonne Soloric, Tina Jackson, Mr. Gonzalas. Middle Row: Debbie Ayala, Valerie Ledesma, Myra Perdez, Patty Vargas, Barbera Araiza, Mona Peters, Donna Soloric, Sara Mcquire, Juanita Pinfor. Front Row, Martha Herrera, Veronica Del Garza, Delfina Espinosa, Adrienne Gracia, Irma Robles, Jackie Araiza. 87 X ' f 1 X - w f 4 A , . u . 5 l' X x YM rv .X, N n L Hg... Jw Qi gf' ,X Jw N :XS 'VRS5 , P Q 1. '-.wx ,E-J 'L ,sf We K. WX ., vii f Vx ?nH,,' 5 EIN V- , n '. 1 ,S 1. 7,,. EV , W x w, xy XJ X Y- I 'WA sl ,,' J' R ,' fx 0 's . A71 l X kr I 88 J xg Drill Teolm ii 4 U r 1 'F L... 'TN -4' . sv- -4' lst row, Sara 'lVlcGuier, Beatrice Fabelal 2nd row, Mary Lynn Demgtrulias, Ana Arredpno, 3rd row, Sheri Arnold, Melissa Witty, 4th row, Sandy Ness, Denise Ferreira, Kristy Elliot, Vickie Rice. 5th row, Wendy Charlson, Jenny Zinniken. 6th row, Kfathy Daviaugkludy Rice. 7th row, Debggie Bertrand, Judy Distler, Dawn Nolan, Cindy Wignall, Karen Trogdon Lorrie Jones. 8th row, Karen Allen, Deanna,NIartin Stephanie Thomas. 9th rowg Patty Walkins, Janet Hardesty. lOtl1' rovv, Gloria Ault, Linda Distler, Jennifer Nickel, Beiynda rviagby. 'mn row: carol lS'eegraves, Tracy Hunt, Laura Nielsen, Kelly Kuhn, 12th row, lVlaryan Trogdon, Amy Everingiton, Pam Bristol, Laura Dashner, X 1 V i XX, ll xl' 0 X i I RWM i.-.12 new --.1 1. ? A t ' ' s VY files 89 Harlequins As an organization of friendly people with an interest in theater, Harlequins succeeded in oftering an excellent variety of dramatic activities for the enjoyment of the North student body. Harlequins provided the student theater related activities and made him feel both a part ofthe involved student body and a member of an active and growing organization. No vvonder Harlequins added to the excellence of North's reputation in activities-in December it presented THE TROJAN WOMEN, judged by the Inland Theater League as an award winning play! Presented equally well were the productions of BERNARDINE by lVlary Chase, and tvvo Studio evenings. 90 Finertz members Alessa Johns Lynn Bowen Cheryl Smith Melissa Gransguard Sonny Schmidtpoth Suzie Lumpe Elizabeth Johnson Melinda Johnson ,SWQVIeim9i1,,5nePir0 SRQQin,5n1Q1Q4f Julie Furuto Chris Nunez Joel Handen Jamie lVlcNamara Steve Colberg Cathy Daviau Judy Borton Cindi Vasik Kris Stef Kay Stefferud Rae Chung Lesilie Sullivan Anna Bruner Kim Bockover Shawne Byrne Susan Komura Belle Daily Karen Jolley Lisa McCart Claire Castro Joy Gyorgyfalvy Kim Kissinger Laura Diebold Judy Rice Jim Rice Jon Gable Anna Johnson Lorri Harris Claudia Schmidt lVIrs. Ober F.F.H. i FFA was a pretty good organization. It was good for learning things like financing and talking to people. It was a broadening of views. Like all organizations, FFA had its good points and its bad points, but through growth and experience it improved. All in all, FFA was a good experience for a lot of students. 92 ' i medical Forum Child Development Medical Forum members are, Lee Baird, Sara Barajas, Laura Bazar, Gayla Bohn, Laura Booth, Chaun Chang, Cynthia Crawford, Jada Davis, Renee Day, Consuelag Defadii, Denise Ferreira, Tamara Fisher, Teresa Gericke, Carol Gonzales, A Pamela Gwin, Mary Joseph, Alicia Ledesma, Bonnie Loncar, Linda Lucio, Debbie Luhrs, Mary Miller, Sandra Ness, Linda Nordenstam, Dawn Owen, Wendy Phillips, Ivy Smith, Tim Summers. . r 5 1 b 5 E i ki . ff ,ft 2 , , gt t, 3 ,I 4 . .pw ,fvp,.,- t, 5 'Q I Child Development members are, Karen Allen, Rachel Arevalo, Valerie Avila, Deborah Ayala, Frances Barrios, Sandra Beets, Debbie Bertrand, Gayla Bohn, Sandra Brown, Terri Brown, Cheri Contreras, Gregory Crooks, Renee Day, Veronica Dewey, Lorraine Diaz, Debbie Easter, Melissa Evans, Steve Ferreira, Renee Gallagher, Michell Godfrey, Andrea Henry, Liberty Horn, Drema Jorgensen, Earnestine Kelly, Norma Mendez, Kim Millage, Mary Miller, Dolores Palomino, Linda Pasillas, Lucie Pasillas, Kathy Remley, Mary Robles, Gail Rhoades, Donna Solorio, George Starchev, Kathy Terrell, Evelyn Torrence, Kathy Tuttle, Ramierez Ward, Debra Was, Anna Ynda. - , 71 , W 7 2 5 . ,X sg - The function of Medical Forum was career exploration of allied health fields while Child Development was designed to give students new and responsible roles working with children. Both organizations contributed to the development ofa good self-concept by offering experiences in which the participating student could sense his own personal and experiential growth by doing something interesting and useful. Both organizations enabled students to learn about jobs firsthand in order to help them make a career decision. 93 fix ar V, K T l .AW V Band Chris Nunez Fred Hershey Chris Dangermond Erik Swanson Jere Miller Eric Evans Lynell Fitton Elizabeth Cundiff Anna Pettis Lisa Collins Naomi Schrodetzi Elizabeth Rufener John Mansfield Kevin Cox Dena Rosenberry Adrianne Alexander Michell Palmer Kyle Wood Mike Nelson Marjorie Woodrich Vicki Jackson Celia Gilligan Bill Pitton Ed Scott Mark Bellamy Denise Bueker Tony Podgorski Katrina Gilligan Mark Hernandez Tony Thompson Paul Woodburne Dana Oge Ellin Weir Christina Vargas Jeff Hartt Laurie Grout Yvonne Steffen Lisa Grande Micheal Uribe Karen Elmer Karl Kallman Holly Alred Kim Bockover Paul Wong Kendall Elmer Kathy Kallman Chris Striepeke Lisa Lesson Paul Mowry Susan Evans Karl Yangey Sandy Dockins David Magnus Julie Furuta David Nelson Robert Distler Carl Barnes Joel Handen John Zemco Greg Sloan Anna Bruner Brain Wailes Belinda Walker Scott Iveland Karl Swanson Kyle Dellinger X .. -ea se ' s .5.' M -it .5 ai-- , , a 22 ig s Bond is fxllxba - M fwgwwli 95 CSF Recognizing and honoring students of outstanding academic achievement was the principle function of CSF. CSF members always have a record of high grades in academic studies. And CSF liLife members have an opportunity to apply for considerable scholarships at colleges and universities all over the United States. This year many colleges granted liLife members honors at entrance. CSF, indeed, increased pride in academic excellence at North. ww..-n...u.4..w. -M-,W 'i RP0' W From left to right, row 1, Lisa Dittbenner, Diana Teague, Peter Nlurashige, Becky Lehman, Julie Furuta, row 2, Solomon Shapiro, John Zemco, Joel Handen, Jeff Edgar, James lvlcnamara, J. Robin Shapiro, Christine Nunez, rovv 3, Ha Tien Bui, Judy Borton, Claire Castro, Joy Gyorgyfalvy, Alessa Johns, Becky Porter, Jet? Everett, Jim Rice, Chuck Shapiro, Paul Kumamoto, Brad Stewart, Linda Nordenstam, Rebecca Brignac, Laura Diebold. 96 FHI-1 Hero 2? use - .- . H . .L if' 514' lx' ' 'JP' ' A ' -ljgrfgfvi ,W 4. . ' . ' 27' Future Homeconomlcs of Hmerica Home Economics Related Occupation Ceramics From left to rightg row 15 Tina VVelcl'1,Tangi Brown, lVlike Slaik, Janie Charlsong row 25 Steve Frost, Paula Streeter, Lisa Dittbenner, Carrie Dugger, Nlr. Reinhold, Diana Teague, Suanna Lemkeg row 35 James Nlowry. -ov, 4 2 63 Cf-INDY STRIPERS ll . Candy Stripers was a teen- age volunteer program which provided North students an opportunity to receive satisfaction for giving constructive service to community institutions, specifically Riverside Community and Riverside General Hospitals. By the end of October, each participating North student contributed 84 hours of service to the patients of both hospitals. WRIST-WR ESTLING SCOR ES NORTH NORTH NORTH NORTH HI 20 HI 47 HI 12 HI 22 IVIORENO VALLEY 12 POLY O IVIORENO VALLEY 9 LA SIERRA 17 Wrist Wrestling Sw S? ig gg If D gg? is 100 I I 0 N M X Q ye QCQOX OVYXS gk 3568 LDGCXQV PXOKKQW leap cod CMA 'Wg . , , 51,8905 Wx Qgmxgf Sec ygkk 0654+ QPCQ, XgLQZ,nfxXCf 10 BSU was an organization which taught leadership to the black students. It stressed the awareness of the cultural heritage of blacks as well as the many present-day accomplishments of blacks. This year BSU sponsored such valuable school related activities as the U. B. S. U. Talent-Variety Shovv, College Information Day, Black History Week, and a school dance. Overall, BSU provided an outlet for the personal expression of feelings and thoughts. 102 if ir ....... M, f V' My . -i we N- , ,,,. . ,, 2 , sl' li xiii 'f Q tra Q QQ L 'Q ,::: CFFICE I-TIDES i Front row: Kim Stewart, Ivy Smith, Nancy Tokano fSecD Karen Close, Retha Arline iSec7. Middle row: Nalda Salinas, Stephanie Thomas. Back row: Debbie X Walker, Nlona Petirs, Elva Franco, Chris Strepeke, Dee Ward, Rick Winton, ' Denise Crawford. Food Service Ln-in ill. ,.., W , . . Lag, wa w-lg. North couIdn't do without it! The Food Service program provided the student body and the faculty with a student run restaurant for Snack and Lunch. The Food Service ran the Kimtah Room for both Snacks and Lunches, and catered Banquets for numerous school and community organizations. 105 s i . ww ' - viz .vu 1, 5, -fk ffwlmi Q , 7, :awww A '- 155:11 ' mfg.: .15 K ev' u :I 106 Crchestm f , , r 4 f A r v Q ' Wx. ' 1. w u 0 Q fa Na .9 D 4 Q 9 . 4 as G, s 8 fa ev 2' m G 5 s f .QQ B Q Q -1 9 S U xy 9 Xa ,SQ I X 0 w QW1' Q, 'Q 107 1 AQ ia N 1 'N F wily Pep Squad 109 USL involvement provided leadership for all school ofhcers involved. Indeed, USL ofhcers exercised their experience in various areas, from discussing issues lNorth's nevv principal, and Action Clean-upl to organizing school activities lHomecoming, fund-raising drives, Student Body Convention? to implementing community service lChristmas canned food drivel. 110 Work Experience Work Experience was a partnership between community and school to provide students vvitn opportunities to discover vocational interests and aptitudes, to assume responsibility on-the-job, and to have income. 111 4. , A ,AJ J M 'EW - ,A,2, ,,AV, 1 ,,AA A,5:AZ ,5AA,,,,, , , .EQQ 1 VW- f I IAQ? V 5X,A 1 I .1.: I J. 13 'X ,W 5 Q- my C73 Hurorol Rovv 1, Kleft to rightl, Laura Nlartinez, Tammie Podgorski, Julie Saunders, David Williams, Row 2, Karen Tuttle, Greg Crooks, l.iIa Romero, Kathy Duarte, Row 3, Riley Shinnefield, Eric Biddle, Sharon Ashe, Row 4, Chris Kirkpatric, Charles Weidman, Mark Dashner, Larry Ashe. 113 1-' A ' L V, my , W V, , W ff' ' ' Wig? X 9' zu, ' Q V .,,. 4 ' av,-QT,,.N, i , luv I V,yw'V A -1 ., Q. I , I L' k . ' ' i gf: V Q' 'f 'V Q L.,' if A 2 'V . ' . Q . . ff' ' W 2 Ag , , A, ,,.w 9 4 V My I ,K ,f ,plwltysk - ff! H: ' -.9 fzy, ' ' - 34, ' ,, ' - 1 hs' lg ' L, fr za, , H , I if 4 f an 4, . . I I ' - 9s.,,WV Kai .S H I ,:,. t. ' A . S. R A fx ,, 4 W Jw f ,W- 'wi ' X , . - 4 7 3 f '- -1 ,,5 5.0 1 V r' .,,,., ,V A ,A. . ..,, , div'-11' -M. .W hw. 114 1 32' I ,pn SCPHOFTIORES This year's sophomore class has been the most spirited and dedicated class. They proved it with their involvement in school activities, attendance at school assemblies, and sports activities. Their Float for Football Homecoming was one of the best. They've come a long way since they vvere freshmen and they've proved there ain't no mountain high enough to slow them dovvn. They keep showing hovv great and mighty 79 really is. Their pride was expressed by their shouting and winning class competition 115 , Aff' W 5 SSZSEQZ ' A49 r 5 My Q i f ui 1-ha v 7 .ig f ff, gy f if il., if l .. 'f P Z , if my 2 ' 'A sf we V W fi ' 5 ,ga 4, ,Q 4. i My M af ff A ll iflilii' A X X ar rig' gif QU? B' is A'b,h 'B ' i ' - 'fiery 1 -an I . Elaine Adame Ross Adame Adrienne Alexander Karen Allen Lynn Aiien :- Emi? Qffsfzzmfs N QQ, X Y A- ,X i i - i 5 fs-Q -- . i,?hr , as . 5 .- 1- gs: .. W i .H 1 1 K' .rr, A r -1 K - fu. 'x ...Q rrr r rr ,,r A 'Wu E. ,, :is 1 of - Geren Ambrose Sheri Arnoid Don Barnes Nancy Beam Debbie Bertrand Debbie Boneski Tracy Anderson Ana Arredondo Leatice Barnes Fred Beegle Elwnn Biggs Laura Booth Jaime Arias Craig Baird Caroi Barnhill Chandra Benton Kathy Bockelrnan Sharon Booth Ray Arias John BBKBS Frances Barrios Martha Berens Kim Borkgver Lori Baulais Craig Armstrong Isabel Barbarin Jaime Bazon John Berry Debra Bgice Tracy Bovee Ken Bowie Kim Boyd Robert Boyd Robin Boykin Darryl Bradway l' : 1' 1 Cdycy ii, c c .,,.Q.. A C .W ' nk- if 46235 fi . 5? , H XY N, -giggw 1 it L4 . x . on - A , 8 Six ..,. Lwm.. , N z, Q Pi- v M. ,ff-. aa- Qvx 2 x 1 ,,,.,,-.Q K 1 C , we -1 E Ng S Wy, yccc : C l do yc Bruan Brldges Mary Bristol Tang: Brown Tracey Brown Anna Brunner Sterllng Bryson Randy Buchanan Denlse Boker Pam Buelmg Tlna Bueno Tanya Calller Robert Carnacno Laurve Carpenter Angelrca Carranza Steve Carranza Cedric Carter Rosle Cnagolla Brent Cnatham Ricky Clcesney Judy Clark David Cllne Nannette Colvin Kenny Conley Angela Conta Roy Conterae Randy Cook Tanya Cooper Marvin Cooper Janet Cous-n Janlne Cousln Darry Cox Kew- Cm Carmelua Cravatt Candy Crawford Lynn Davis Vercnlca De la Garza Nlaryllnn Demetrullas f Q X Layton Dickerson , E Lnnda Dnsder Vkni yrkkkkrr Sandy Docklns wx ' r- ',LN :: E 5 N 'jglsigfi' Jack Dorsett John Duffy G... 3 X tr My Eff 551' Q 5 gg , L ,. l Nlwchene Dugger 5 Y r Darryl Dye N .. f .4 ve' - 'F Kenny Edmond a . Kristy Elliot it ' ' ', + Ken Endo s-v Some Estrada Valerwe Etter Demse Ferreira Gwenda Ferrelra Paul Field Tarni Fisher Bull Fulton Elevo Flores Joyce Fortt Patty Frazrer sp. N Wane 'p-N., Jrm Fredenburg Francene Frlas Davnd Frost fs as Max Fuggent Mary Fukuto Tracne Fuller Roger Funknouser .--N Ov f Q . , Llly Furlong .ff Keliy Galeazzw K John Gallagher Mnchelle Godfrey Dallka Gokhale no Mrke Gomez NW' Davnd Gonzales Jrmmy Gonzales Lrsa Grande Lusa Gransgaard Gaye Green Cetta Gruggs Ronald Gustafson N QT' Robert Gwin .. - 5 1 CMS Hale ' Beth HM David Han - f H . ,. 1 ...:., . . Mark Harlow ' 1 ' CMS Harmon r,ro Irs rrr ' James Harris Lon Harris Debbie Hathaway 0 Jack Hays Rebecca Henlburn -,+A Jess Hernandez Mark Hernandez 118 This past year's class of 79 officers vvereg Presidentg John Tuttle Vice-President: Don Barnes Knot shovvnl Secretary: Cindee Chalmers Treasurer: Julie Saunders Publicity: Adrienne Alexander Social Chairmen: Karen Wood Social Chairmen: Lisa Oorecht They feel they had a successful year in organizing activities and raising money from them. They raised approximately 300 dollars in one and a half years of work It took a lot of time, responsibility and willingness to vvork on the part of the ohqcers. They worked well together and enjoyed it greatly. Victor Hernandez Tammy Hewitt MM Larry Hillix fi. 't V' ' , y rea., - X .jvf rl ' ,fm Y , w , ,, ., -J -it PX Bobby Hines David Hocker Lonnie Hogan Paulette Holmes Patricia Howard Terry Huber L Carol Hughes Charise Jackson Debrah Jackson Pam Jackson Mark Jarrett Eileen Jimenez 140' Chris Johnson ,,. Debbie Johnson . Elizabeth Johnson 119 ,, , 53:55, 'vs 65513 ,1 4, , 4 ' ,V Sim , ' our ,, fr 1 , use ' -' fl-V - GV 'V , .,Q'J-'gig A M +3 , 'G ' A zz 12.3 5? -my Jerry Johnson Jon Johnson Sandra Johnson Wilbert Johnson Karen Jolley 120 rw Daniel Joseph Brian Josselyn Karl Kallman Fred Kardos Craig Kazmier Mike Kitchen Ross Koepp Laura Kurz Julie Lanier Bibb Latting fm Mn if V' rr ef , -fm af li Q, 3 ,JW l ui, A ,Il K ? s -n W X 'Y 4, John Leary Teresa Lee Veronica Lee Lisa Leeson Christi Lehman Jackie Liechtenburg Caroline Licursi Celeste Liljeblad Susan Lippert Lawrence Livingston Cindy Lopez Linda Lucio Patricia Lujan Chris Mace Michael Maes Annette Magdelano Leslie Martin David 'V'39Vl'-'S Jose Martinez JON' Maflsfelld Juanna Martinez Sandi'-5 Mal' Kim Massingale Beverly Markwart Lisa Mazzacane Yesterday is but todoly's memories no Dean Mulla Danny Muniz William Murray Dennis Nash af- 'fbi WY! Q- A W I A ,A mniq, nw David Nelson Ann Nist Paul Nelson Dawn Nolan Terri Nelson Robert Oakei Janis Nickle Lisa Obrecht .wif BR if HQ, . K mfr V wx ,- 2 , so ' M gr . ,V . ' ' ,. ,-,, if N ' five I V , 5 r, 'i 13 AA' A ' 'E David 0'Conner Mary Olivas Monica 0'Neill Tod 0'Neill Patrice McCall Hall McCallum Casey McCleIlian Kelly McClenathan Paul McGee Rhonda McWilIiam Gabriel Mendoza Octavio Mendoza Debbie Metzker David Miller Kaye Miller Kezia Miller Michael Montoya Gilles Moore Janet Morandi Jeff Mulkey 121 - fa? ' -51:51 K K -- gasps. .- . 'L 1 3 I ,,,.. A Q E a f-'sei ,,... 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'::2ha?S?:.: - we i --: ., 3-' ggi' ,J Cindy Stoyer Chris Striekpeke 124 .V ifzisul Mi ' sig: 1' ' X he ' AE P 1 -- is N i f , ,S -T Q K - ' T -- - T . ' . A LL A f Yf'TW,l ,A . 'ba gf N K A eeee ee 'Y Oscar Sweeting Steve Taber Will Thomason Steve Swift Nathaniel Thames John Timmons :gif . 1 E f i' , F M I X ,,, iziy, if is ,E Pr T ,X xr 1 we R 5 Dane Titsworth Marylou Torres wi? 5 3 i ' ' X Z Q 'F 1 .--r T ,... X, T' A ,. N 1 ..-K, : . A Karan Trogdon Karen Troup , R , M f 5? 1, ! Q 5 4, Zn gl W f ' 1 f 4, ffiiiiftm, gf I i l i eeerr 4 Z 5, ,f , Q 1 QW 547 ,fi We 4 1 my 92,35 i3 fig PIE 'wg q Vw ,, -W ' 'X wi 4 ,H J' ...,....... M H F, M M lf?3y 7 il 1 , f Q. ff' I 4? ,, 1, If hw I ,,,., , QL., V M , J , , X M i s M M All , 47' f , ' fl-ff www., 1 . , 5 ,f ' V ff' ' ' A .lk 'K ff. we M ,J X.. 59 4+ is K Wh . , Q .. H,- , N' X , , I Ns. -- nmhsx ' i N, 1, ,, n -Q, 1 ,,Q.,L,.b, gy -.x Q 4 46?-1 Xxx, John Tuttle Dian van Antwerp Mark Van Meter Gabriel Vasquez Pam Villanueva Joaquin Villasenor Denise Ward Debra Was Janice Wells Mary Willem Deser Williams X51 ' :L Q: W v f,, 125 Dusty Wilson 126 ,A ,f ,f,.,,, . 3152 'ig f ,,.: K X ' L 12,2955 3 'fv- ,,,,,,-uf Tony Winston Paul Woodburne Steve Witt Carl Yancey David Wonders Steve Ynda Karen Wood Claudia Young Kyle Wood Jenny Zinniker NP x :- E if Pictures Not Shown Javier Angel Teodoro Bojorquez Wilbur Boydstun Robert Brizuela Richard Buscher Yvette Castelazo Albert Caudillo Cindee Chalmers Alice Chiranian Ronald Clough Joseph Cole Lisa Collins Cheryl Cook Phillip Cox Denise Cranford Maurice Cruthers Diane Dandy Armel Davison Bradley Davison Richard Desilva Cecilia Elevaro Jill Elliot Tracy Evens Amy Everington Steve Fabela Alfred Facchini Karen Fisher Donna Gallagi John Garbowicz Norman Gaskill Hal Goldsmith Dennis Haggart Renee Harwood Shirley Hogan Wendell Horn John Hunter Renetta Jamison Barbara Janes Angela Jenkins Donald Johnson Earnestine Kelly Carles Kirkland Robert Knapp Michele Koger Joanne Kortlang Kelly Kuhn Jennifer Kuinius Donna Laughlin Romona Lawton William Leach Valerie Ledesma David Lopez Richard Lydon Tim Marsh Joseph Montes Steve Montoya Linda Morales Kathy Oliver Keith Patterson Darryll Perales Arowanah Pittam Janet Porch Greg Porter Keith Porter Nygia Preston Maria Quiroz Michael Ramerez Alan Richardson Michael Robinson Haskell Ross Rickie Ross Steven Rovnak Redwan Ruben Valerie Rufener Daniel Sagasta Cathy Schnieder Sarah Schrodetzki Valerina Scott Brian Sedgewich John Silvis Darlene Simmons Derrick Sims Alvina Smith Edward Smith Suzanne Smith Michael Sterling York Strother Dale Thompson Lizzie Thompson Yvonne Torres Arthur Torrez Anna Valdez Teresa Valencia Debbie Walker Lisa Walker John Whitehouse Stephanie Williams Brady Wilson Melinda Workman i ,..,.,............... ........-yr 'Q ......- . ,,,.--,,v,, --Q' -5.- .A , .. ,.m Qu ln ov-:asm-Qu 1 l E 5 5' tri 5 gifs ss. -- 53953 s E325 2 :L I WN X' s ,.....--. ug..- ...-c. , . --1.-. . ..,..,. .. 2:7127 ww...- ws iii sa . A. Hthletics The values of Athletics provides . . . UHelps to bring people of various backgrounds together, working together. uAn education for the body as well as the mind. UTeaching students to set goals and to work to achieve these goals. NA few, a means of furthering their education through Athletic scholarships. uRecreation for both participants and spectators. UHelps the school and community to develop pride. uHelps keep some students in class by having scholastic eligibility rules. Coach Hughes The joy of an achievement, the agony of a defeat. Thrills versus heartaches. Dedication, loyalty, perserverance, nausea, joking, tears, laughter, discipline, sweat, hard work, learning to live with one another and with ourselves-we get all this and much more from a simple kid's game. Coach Stalder Success: Seldom one person can make for a success. It takes a number of them merging into one perfect whole, iteam unityl. 1 1 if is V ji w .- EM A Zig... - f ii. Q. ,,f A v 5 w A - ' .ai 'f is 3' 5' i f 21-5 h' V A ,A PM V - W ,vi -- ' H' uf 3 if rc . Q K7 f 5, b'W -ff Wy. + ' Q X Q! A y X emi r 4 G xg 4 'K 1 lite ' I we X 3 , 9 K ff E wr 5 5 Q . 5 if L ' p l , . I xv in 'Q , I is K H my i gk ,K 1 K , - Q 'K ' g ,gi it 1. Vkzl If L N K K 3' if I A ' W 1 izk . . Z I fn H- -. A X ' V W ,Xb V H.. HZ? . i 0 k f l ev , m , . as l Q , as o :N Q -- 51 'X , , X im. i :iss f ,X I ' a. A, W ' 5' H M W! X 1 : A f . , l k W ,.., S Q ' ., W5 Q5 hu Q mx . 1 ix? A iixflqiiixgfrhmss , 1 x Qi,. 5 ' Q'L Q x S 6- Q 1 X Q Q an A r ' 5, am 10076 CR NOT HT HLL!! W W QR saw! Qx i 1007. or not at all, was the motto this year and it was carried out in every game. North was not expected to be any better than seventh, we were a surprise to everyone. Picture 417 Lewis Gainer waiting for Colton. 123 Colton ball carrier hidden under North players. 431 Bryon Darling attempting a pass against Poly. C45 Marcus Stephens breaks away. 457 Usually Angry . 0 131 Marcus Stephens Brian Darling James Harris x'HARE as s 5 e , ,,,, , ! , VZ X ss s s ns s s s ss f .V M fi 'fe ff 1 2, Lf' James Harris HKING JAMES 29' Eruc Takatori Wilbur Johnson Randy Ellison TAK x'JUICE UTEENYH T! is 1 She 4, A. A we r RR N 1 N CC X C w. X x Darrel! Jones l'lVlR, D. J. lVIaril Beck HLUTERUH Layton Dickerson ULAYTONC' ? l l Picture CD On the way to the second half. C23 Lewis Gainer avoiding a blocker. C3l Leonard Romero lighting for the ball . . . and losing, C43 Poly ball carrier about to get shock. C55 James Harris burning Pacitic. C6l. . .a dizzy Falcon . . . C79 Nlaril Beck all alone. C83 Faking the Falcons again . . . Runal Knox BATMAN if I 'CI 'llc' X . Qi C x . 'S Q' 0 lt Q, ,l 4 ,,,., , . ,Y YY ,, , , V ., NL W. ..u.-- ,, A V-xiii, , . fd l V 972 ef' ' ' sell ffffllr my . . M my , - 'V C K' H23C 'f'W , ' + 4 ' ' I-ff f '1 M2f: 2, Qs' is 1 1 sv- f Q Wes Johnson Harold Huling Liberty Horn llBl-UE UHUELERH ULIB 133 David Funkhouser UFUN KY -xr H s, l i 5 , ., .. ,Z I-4. 1 '4f1'f.w :Q Michael Stovall UHU LK .sg 'fix ' .. is ,i .wk 5 Julien Segobia HDAISYH Danny Silva USILVERH Jerry Deberry MDE!! John Baltas THE BU LL W Q0 ylfl Robert Garcia Jaime Valencia HBO'-OH UHYMOH 135 Sf XA Harvey Livingston NBIG BAD HARVH Greg Porter HNIOUSEC' David Scott WTWIGGYH so ,M wwf W. , 4 Wk. I .f Wu, ,fe f v' V155 V 3 Q ,rw 'iffl ,- -My -. N 'H .2 - , ,. ie . In . t 4',,J5f1f7 QT. ee M, raw .i A, , ,M 'fW3W,fyW -'rye V pkg for r is A ev, W .eh 'W C13 North's Defense there again, C23 Greg Porter doing his job. C33 Ronald Knox trying to break away. C43 James Harris trying for more yardage. C53 Always ll men to the ball. C63 Layton Dickerson getting one by Q himself. C73 Wes Johnson and Eric Takatorpgoing for the ball, C83 Runal getting the touchdown. 136 akf 4 1 s W' .cf w- .pw 14 - r 4. .r-' it , u 1 1 'I 13.33 4 f 'gli' ...4 .as s ' , 4' -wwf 'M Q Leonard Romero David Willem Scott Cenatiempo HROSCOEC' UWHITE LIGHTNING USPIDERH 5 Sis? re 'Q Y? E . : Q Q '44 s ' ' T! -di-9' V' U - 1' , . V2 . -WF J I J' W, f, NW1,:-+-W:,mWf-fum' 'A in , . X ,, .f ' ' y , gg? A - . ,-..,,W,if 1 -Q 1 1, ' D kg' ' - ,w..::u.-W ,,,,,.. . :WL M R M. ,M -1:1 I , mw.:if.:b..K-5 9 153 I V ,JU g - i ' 5,1 ' ,h 'Q 'L M 1 , 5' . , , f f ,A W 'P V A A -fl I eff Sg f vw X' if 2 ,fm f 9- ,, L 3 Q - f , . if 51 .15, L' S 1. 4. ' . N ' I H E . ! i ,pv- :M ,, V Q 5 . 1 A gf m Qs X,L- . 11 . -Q - M x... 3, F L, Qx- A L1,1 if ,,,w,, 'Ms gs f K is ZL' as A , 2557 8 x. Q YLmL, V , N Q K 5 5 m,,,, A H I xlidaagli mis gg , in it Ln ' E' A -V L x N1 LNN51 iffy: BBW , ,Max in - A :-- f .,,, kxlmbli ' V- - .' - ,, 137 J.V. FCOTBHLL 76 1 'H' Rubldoux 6 Poly Pacilic Palm Springs Ramona Corona 6 Arlington, , Colton. S.B.H.S. The J.V.'s had a come from behind season this year, with a record of 6-2- 1. They came from behind to win on 4 games, notably the Poly, Pacific, Palm Springs and Colton games. That put them a half a game out of Hrst. JLV: 1 - US THEM 14 W- 7 24 - 18 6 32 - 18 4 6 6614 - 12 so - 6 16 - 20 28 - 16 12 - 12 6 - 40 FRESHITIHN FCOTBHLL E ' 5 - ' ' 1 ,W 'f : -- if .. fr- - . - -925' ' f f . fi, t. 5 :.' C st , kkrh, : M ' f My ,, ,.x. ,,, H. of-Sr ' ms - f 3 it LL,L,,. 1-,,- ,, ' is 1 as W N f X1 2 g tg i 1 C ssse ssr srss e s so 140 Eddie Hodge, Kris Cenatiempo, Dan BOTTOM, L-R: Gary Bates, Robby Nlaes, Troy Hughes, Ray Hernandez, Craig Anderson, Chris Vlahos, Frazer, SECOND ROW, L-R: Coach Shaw, Ken Watson, Chris Funkhouser, Joey Sanchez, Steve Crooks, Ray Parra, Randy Smith, Greg Patterson, Ralph Saldana. THIRD ROW, L-R: Coach Camacho, Tom Valencik, Gino Tatum, Robert Nlulford, Bart Bartiaans, Frank Gusman Ed Wilmore, Doug Hogan, Scott Shavv, Coach IVIathews. NOT PICTURED: Mike Passmore, Bobby Woodruff, Butch Gatson, Carey, Johnson, Ballance. ,Q ,, AA , Z! if 5 t r ' lL-' ' Q V, .,,, ,.... .. ,,., A , ..., 1. ' W f' ' H i at eg , 1 'J Tim 5 ,, v 1 f' s ,V I l i so ' ',,' L to llss r me it 1 t W l t. r, , A ,k , 2? 9 T- 4 1 W , ', if ' U 3:9 ',,. H k 'Q 'i ' A In VVVVV M A' Y rf' f-W' me , igiiigftw 4 'figpav ' 1 '. ' .... g Yki. .,-' A, , 8 ' Q :,a - get et .,,b ,, gli nt .,i f ,-,. t' : :ll s Ik, N, Vkhkk H K '.,, 9 Q ' Q' 4 if Q W s f 1 V i,. ,,,,. x ' 'M'ifiZ no eras - ,sg 'T 'Q we si t as 1Nl-1 t x? W' f sf , i . ,: . hh.. s s :II1 jg ,.-:' -: ,. , -it V i fe- 1 of ef . W , f-.-.N is- X X - 1 r .. Y , S , s ' ' it A. 1' c, . , A ' ..::,. afegslbwgsgesg :mer-5. sv ezgze .:-Q--s , ...... . fisffs mst fel... V wx , .... ,wx . ..,,, . X 3, . . . h Xwfgjigg Yi hEW X H Q .t to ,R et tg X we X 4+ as Q in 'W N Q lk X X e X st' so if Ni s ,wif EN P K P 1 X N The freshman football team had a rough go of it this year. Mainly as a result of 3 head g coaching changes at the start oeffg thetseason, the freshmen were: to gather the e i monjgeirtum to put together a winning year. Productivity of the season, however, was not based on a won-loss record but based on the freshmen's tolffstick it out and to Q In talking ssio potentials in the futureliiil Some may even tgeicounted on to play varsity football next year. 1 41 Tennis For the second consecutive year, the girls' tennis team placed 3rd in the Ivy League Standings, headed by only 2 returning Varsity players from last year lAnna Segobia and Cheryl Smithi. The team ended the season with a total of 14 victories and 4 defeats. Cheryl Smith placed lst in the Ivy League Play-offs with Anna Segobia and Debbie Schanakenburg placing third. Cheryl went to the 3A C.I.F. Play-offs but lost out in the 2nd round. Coach Kouklis was quoted as saying, 'lThis was one of the best teams in-so-far as the girls getting along with each other. It has me looking forward to coaching the girls next year. Varsity Scores US TH ElVl Rubidoux 1 3 Fontana e 1 Palm Springs 1 1 Romona 2 --Coron a gg: A San Bernardino P ,tt 'I 0. lVloreno Valley L 3. ' Rubidoux 5. 4 Poly l 9' 1 Palm Springs it 6 . S Romona 5 S g 2. Corona San Bernardigg, S 142 -an-n-.-.-. Varsity Tennis Team: Top row, Teresa Thomas, Lisa Obrecht, Debbie Schnakenberg, Julie Rogers, Lynette Bowen. Row 2: Sandy Johnson, Sue Charles, Susie Stright, Pat Caudillo, Terry Huber, Jalmie Troup. Row 3: Kim Ehrlich, Debbie Singer, Elba Caballero, Suzanne Lumpe, Renee Semanski Sandra Staaf. Row 4: Judy Martinez, Coleen Cantwell, Cheryl Smith, Metty Thomason. y ww. 2 Volleyball This year's Girls' Volleyball team made its mark with the rest of North's Ivy League Champs, posting an overall record of 16 wins, and 3 losses. Their only losses came from Palm Springs twice, and being ousted by Covina in the hrst round of the C.I.F. Play-offs. Their season started September lst with practices running 3 to 4 hours, six days a week throughout the whole season. All their time and devotion helped to produce the best volleyball team North has ever seen. lVlost of the team was composed of seniors, but a few underclassmen will remain to help carry on the tradition of being the best. l -l ' ,l,-:,,::l,,:f, gyg 5i,g 35,135 l,,,1f aww 3 0 ,C . f I Rc me T Corona c c V i ly rl, r l T R am0393bfif5SfiSfL5ffqjgr C 11 '1 5' 1 . o 3 7 'lti ' 15 Us 1 5'9 ,,,,,,,.,,,,A- gg-MyWgfWll,5w fa1,afwfftz'- mm, ,g Hi.. tltii it Covina ' fff C t,,, T, ,,,. ,,,tt., .. at or ' 11-135, C as l Q Varsity Volleyball Team, Left to Right- Starting at the bottom: Row 1: Coach Story, Melissa Evans, Elaine Hernandez, Row 2: Chris Encinas, Becky Porter, Row 3: Judy Northrup, Margie Himmelberg, Chani Blatchford, Lisa Leeson. Row 4: Tracey Brown, Kathy Konicek. 14 1 1 , K , . ' ,Q-., ,, . irlffzfi 144 A ,, jgyw 1. The North High Huskies' waterpolo team had a very successful season this year. Success was not based on the won-los-s record, but based on the fantastic dedication of all players involved. The Huskies faced their toughest non-league and league schedule in school history, -- Q,,iwl,w,.ggg,,.,.W i.:,f1,,E E 1, ,, -2, A I. 111:534,5.m2,izfine:fi-Qciiiiiifxiihfisiiaiilf1:if1:51fTfs15f2sgP'l3x-Tffiii?Y1'?5f2f'ii i,f,,,,.,Qs,g,,,,,:lf:,,ff.f.,5-1,525 -wa isffs,Jiffyf'zggfig:fQgw,f-gif: fvfaffqqgfffi 5ff:fH5s5ffg,, 'fi 1.1, -1 2 ww l -- with their most inexperienced Varsity team and their youngest team of the 1970's. This year's Varsity team was led by Seniors Jason Okey, Mike Scott, John lVlcCart, and Mike Strait. Junior standouts were Peter IVlurashige, Kevin Goodwin, Bongo Summers, Paul Wong. One of the highlights of the season was the outstanding game North played against this year's C.I.F. waterpolo champions, Cabrillo. Although North lost in overtime, it was one of the best team efforts any North team has put together in Coach Anderson l Vim. ,lE?g,:g V 1 i, .., -.5 5 ev s H , W Y 145 46 K or U, , P I V 55 if 43,5 With Ray Nilson, Victor Hernandez, and Randy Wilson showing the way, North's team ended with an 8-4 record. Next year, North's cross-country team will have Victor Hernandez, Randy Wilson, Dusty Wilson, Michael Perlstein, Steve lVlascrop David O'Conner, John Tuttle, and Tim Ryan, which is a very good nucleus to start the season. North will miss Brad Welker, Jeff Wing, and Ray Nilson, vvho have worked so hard to help North's fine cross--country team. get 147 Cheerleading is competitive, rewarding, exciting pep Cgmmissignefs and educational. But most of all cheerleading is the thought of knowing that you are part of a Qfjlgjijhgedo group which was picked to represent the school. Brenda Vinson Becky Porter Brenda Vinson 148 Tracy Barnett 'ngifig it e i , X ? I -. is Debbie Schnakenberg Linda O'Neill Kathy Tuttle 1 Thalia Martin Candy Cummins Beverly Coleman z f Marcia lVlcCutchan Tally Briggs Diana Teague Regina Walker Frances Guzman Lisa Dittbenner Janie Charlson Mary Joseph Being a pompon at North has to be one of the most rewarding lsports' at school. It lasts all year, it's fun and you meet a lot of new people. Diana Teague mascot 'X IRS.. Q J.V.'s jg 3 LJ Freshgngen X Q X -3 E xy 'B W 149 NORTH NGRTH NORTH lm-rn NO SCORES Rubidoux 22 Poly 7 Palm Springs 12 Ramona 25 San Bernardlno41 Corona 17 33 o Arlington lu 40 15 or Colton The North High Wrestling team placed third in the Ivy by posting a 6-2 league record. The team was captained by David Funkhouser, Chucky Araiza, and Gary Franklin. David Funkhouser went undefeated throughout the dual match season, and also captured two tournament championships before becoming the 168 pound league champ. He went on to win 5th place in the C.I.F. prelims and earned a trip to the C.I.F. hnals as an alternate. Star Jr. performers were Paul Embleton, Dale Campbell, Abel Ramirez, and Bill Brown. They all placed 2nd in their weight class. Robert Garcia was the . team's pinning champ by collecting 8 falls this season. T . Coach Paster 15 1 es ,,, , V. W Gs 775?ee ,,, e The J.V. wrestling team lost only one league dual match. Standouts were Craig Baird and Kim Pilgrim, who won the novice championship, while Lewis Gainer, the team's outstanding wrestler, placed second along with Bob Horn, Rick Ross, and Mark Johnston. John Baltas went undefeated throughout the season but missed the novice tournament due to an injury. 152 W , W W , .,. .... .mm L, ,. . , fW,.W..,W. mww-yW4,Mf. M.. L.- .ywwm ,, , 2 3 A I i 'K '7 ' 4' 3 W- .V , I 1 3 ,wx ., ,wfp ,i fffy .I , 7' ' Sw ' . ' 2 5 .H W, V' Q x ? W ,- ,Q ,, . 1 A, v VMMMW ,,,, ..N,.V.,.,..,L.h,.f1-aww - La ,.,,, ,,,.,,x,,,,..wgMw,,Mwfm.f fn Q H fs :Y , u 1 , ,iv . J' 43 .ng I V ,3'K f? ,, Qfwf H A A ,, ,, X ,, , .K ef Q fr ,ANT 1,5 s f 0 .1 L. flu' ,,,,N1f:'fw 'Wfif' Q far' -f , .se-S N fx K :ly :Fifa Q -fi -+1431 A K 'ze -QW - 4 5 ,h vm k -11 A, K ...nv- ,,,...... BHSKETBHLL '77 ,hAV.h h, -.Sh - 4 4 154 f With only one starter, Richard Box, returning from last year's varsity, North's varsity basketball team began a year of rebuilding. This year's team was the youngest team in North's history. Never before has the IVY league had a team which started three sophomores and two juniors. This year's team had steadily progressed and next year's should be a very strong team with a years experience behind them. This season saw the Huskies win the Corona Tournament with Richard Box being selected IVIVP and Dwayne Simms being selected on the all-tourney team. The Huskies Hnished 3rd in the Rubidoux Tournament, 55 Caf- 5 where Box was All-Tournament. In league play, North gave Rubidoux its biggest defeat. Several narrow defeats kept the Huskies from the CIF playoffs. Balanced scoring helped the Huskies on offense. All live starters, Dwayne Simms, Richard Box, Don Barnes, George Smith, and Wendel Horn averaged close to double Hgures in league. The Junior Varsity won the Elk's Junior Varsity basketball tournament and finished in Hrst place in the IVY league. The Frosh-Soph team won the Hemet Tournamen and improved daily during league. t . .. 2 N my . ,gf 1-ma, ,,,.., ,, ,, K N W WM Aww . , f it ,f,, - fm, 1 57 LV. BFISKEIBF-lI.I. 77f f ' i UD Q. G : , I U x w r Z 8 ,,', N V H ' Sf lem, 35: ,,V, , Qrf 4 W'4 ff , ,, 5 1, A Wm . QQ. Q, , A L... ,..1 .. .. 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Returning lettermen included Sr. Tom Hughes, Doug Lippert, Erik Takatori, and Barry Boucher, The leading team in the IVY League was Poly High. After the first round of league play, North was in fourth. This year North had many promising freshmen on the J.V. team and the future looks bright for tennis at North High. Coach Hughes TRHCK 81 FIELD This year's squad was headed by senior Ray Nilsson, outstanding middle distance runner, and senior Duane Sims, premier spgpter, with sophomore Wendel Horn setting a new school record every time he ran the 330 low hurdles. Michael Perlstein, Randy Wilson, Max Fuggent, Brad Welker, and Victor Hernandez gave us added strength in the distance runs. Marcus Stevens, Tom Roche, and David,,Willem added strength in the sprints and the hurdles. Richard Box, Derek Dotson, and Wendel Horn made up North's field event group. Last year San Bernadino defeated Northfor the league championship, and as the yearbook goes to press, it looks like a showdown again same Front row, Coach Marshall, Coach Lozano, Coach Wagner, Coach Lybolt, Manager Margaret La Chica. 2nd, Steven Showalter, Mike Barboza, Mark Johnston, Ray Nilsson, Victor Hernandez, Brad Welker, David O'Conner, Tom Roche, David Willem. 3rd row, Ronald Brown, David Plette, Ralph Marquart, Ha Tien Bui, Carl Garlinger, George Starchev, Danny Dotson, Kevin Russell, Derrick Dotson, Tony Parker. 4th row, Derrick Sims, Max Fuggent, Dennis Blair, Greg Shaw, Dusty Wilson, Richard Box, Ed La Chica, Marcus Stephens, Jerry DeBerry, 5th row, Jeff Miller, Chris Johnson, Brent Chatham, James Harris, Bobby Woodruff, Brad Stewart, James Gooby, Steve Moscrop, Tim Ryan. 6th row, Gerald Nash, Mark Silvester, Joe Rucker, Wendell Horn, Duane Sims, Mike Perlstein, Rick Chesney. ,i . 1 if K ...,. ' ,,,...,' A , - ' I .ff f I fl 'I jwegi Q .ff UQ ff f i - fi r 4 '- . a ,pf V A E if faflffffg fd' K ddflfpp A K sf 144 ifafcfi X fix My , ,yy!7g,gZ,gQ fjctafvc fi U Q 1 A A P i L, bf ,A . Aff , 7 Q J W, . , 163 ff 1 lr S ,. M A T NEFQL 0 Already in its tnird year, the North High girl's track team was in a great position to be Ivy League champs. Fine runners with a lot of determination made up the 1977 championship-form team. lVlany girls, including Pam and Paula Streeter, Candy Cummins, Caroline Licursi, and Tracy Bovee, had a good chance of competing in the C.I.F. track finals. Track Field 164 Basketball i il W U53 'TIE 1 fa wllmfii mr . f W . .AW,, , ,,,zf , QAI ,llf f 4, mn 23 Q., s..r ,,, ... ,,,,:L,, . -wi. Wm ,A,..W,,,.., if I 4 .l s This year's girls basketball team was led by 4xreturning starters: lVlary Brown, Pam Streeter, Tracy Brown, Laurie Shannon and one freshman Cassandra Brothers. lVlost people thought it was going to be the same old thing this year, having another losing season. But everyone was surprised, including the team itself. North's girls basketball team was headed for the C.I.F. playoffs for the second time in North's history. When asked what they thought the key to their success was this year, the team replied, 'iCoach Weeks, 'fthe extra effort in making this team great, havingllteam togethernessf' and ugiving 10170 at all times. 4 65 BHSEBI-1LL 77 's North Baseball players had definite views about their sport. Here are some of their comments. l'To me, North Baseball means being No. 1 on and off the field. It also means hard work and class. Rudy Torres l'North Baseball means to play for the most disciplined hard working and successful program in the city. David Scott 'llt means a possible future. Gerald Frias UI play because I love the game. Bob Hall ll I love to play baseball and we've got the best program. Alvin Davis I play for a possible future in baseball. Bryon Darling HA chance to be a success in the world. J John Hotchkiss uYou learn the meaning of hard work which will help in baseball, but mostly in your future. North High Baseball has class. A l Bob Dawson Top Row, Coach Saucedo, Lance Yelton, Ernie Morones, John Hotchkiss, David Scott, James Harris, Harvey Livingston, Alvin Davis, Bryon Darling, Coach Stalder. Middle Row: Coach Kennedy, Wes Johnson, Bob Dawson, Rudy Torres, Paul Kumamoto, Bob Hall, Eddie Rose, Coach Schanz. Bottom Row, Deanna lVlartin, Wayne Breault, John Rawlins, Gerald Frias, Bill Barnes, Darryl Jones, Andy Thompson, Brad Dischner. 167 UIVIore discipline more class, more PRIDE! Bob Hall iiVVe say we are going to hustle, on and off the Held and we do IT! Le. Kume Kumamoto XC-nw W fwfr 168 .ww-5' , , ' Gm sw, In most parts of the world they have no idea what this silly game is all aboutg chasing a little ball, hitting it with a stick, and running around some bags. Funny thing, many times you can tell so much about an individual by the way he plays this silly game. Stalder 169 This year's J.V. team was not expected to be very successful, having only two experienced players on the team. This team could be called a team of defense, they were always striving for excellence. Not only was this a very close knit unit, but also a highly spirited team which typihed NORTH HIGH BASEBALL. B 'ljwtfippgf 4. gm ..... . .M .. .,.Q.-ua..fA, ici, xv' , T ' WW sb-My . . V ..... 'T ' ' .. M.,-.. ,. WP. .. .. ,C 70 .,.,. . -If .21 Top Row, Coach Saucedo, Julius Scott, Lawrence Livingston, Tory Villanueva, Ralph Porter, Kenny Scott, Don Soliz, Ron Allen. Nliddle Row, Geren Ambrose, Will Thomason, Kelly Galeazzi, Paul lVlcGee Nlark VanMeter, John Tuttle, Mark Jarret, Albert Caudillo. Bottom Row, Albert Vargas, Steve Carranza, Nlark Harlow, Marvin Cooper, Tracy Anderson. 5 7 ' , V x 'A Haiocksff i i irsi 'Take advantage! ll I Good swingsl' llYou're all right! s.K,i5, ff 16 .. 3 l'Good throws, good catches! HBQ aware? How often did o Freshmen baseball players hear those exhortatioihs, and those reminders of correct technique. The Freshmen players spent hours correcting and rehning baseball techniguesg although their seasosnlggecord wasirrrriediocre according to North standafdsgftheir display of ssi . n poise inggsperseverence went unmatched agaii nycstsiL5iaIIifopponents!i i i -R N . - . ' ii: IQKL ' x ' L V H ja 1-- . i ii ii ' . 'V S W Xkff fh: , N , -' E353 ?. X we to H i . zi A 'I V f is A N i. skis,g E 21 Q x xi K 3' 312 .F -' .. ,X N J flaw' K A D -:ss . N 14, f Q F' I s 5 ' 'QS yy ls y N i fi and 5 'E is Y K - '. i k 'W - gf: Q was 35 ia N K3 is It , ngg N if li s 1 Q isri i s 17 1 ,swisg The G ymnastlcs League Champions for 2 years, the girlfs coaches. Karen QU urldefeated during the Compulsory Season, and they will definitely help the gymnastics team in the following seasorzrg ' 17 Swimming , ,fuzz I Top row: Sharon Ashe, Debbie Hathaway, Susan Lippert, Walker, Melissa Gransgard, Tracy Bovee. Bottom row: Kim Tracy Smith, Sara Witt, Kathy Tuttle, Cheryl Smith, Anna Pettis, Karen Wood. X JI if Mankind lives, eats and sleeps upon land. He claims dominion over the entire Globe. Yet, there is one place where he is not welcome: the water. In this unnatural environment mankind must light to survive. There are those who exert as much energy in the water as the athletes on land in an attempt to gain the speed, grace and stamina of the dolphin. It is those who strive to make the waters a more natural environment for themselves who we call swimmers. 1 Katheryn Asmundson, Gretchen Smith, Yvette Lyle, Kim Polcene, Chani Blatchford, Karen Tuttle, 7 X o X , mi?5 swlmmlNc. 77 igjiliif if Pg? JVM W gig M MwV w, ifzfff,!jf1 T51 wi 03? M M fff,i'9f ' W' f'5Jff?M'L2 4 txt ik 6-1977 il Q? eats will l lie' Mike sgralu, Jim 1 9 7 2 . ,ZAQ 1, J aso n the f ' d u d J as od fAA as also Se ni . 5 55 iyear. an urashlgwilfislkloss Kpeppg G 1 I b e rt L o 7 M ll ff fa 1- W 4' f Q3 A. WM , dingy- g 175 176 FRESHITIEN Freshmen did have a lot to think about. Starting their hrst year in high school was probably rough. Tasks such as breaking the ice in making new friends and seeking special activities to pass the time away or to simply have fun, were some of their worries this year. We asked freshmen how they felt about school. They responded in a general manner. Wfhey don't treat you like kids anymore. H. . . bigger responsibilities. mln J.H. everybody wants to mess around, but at H.S. they want to work also. mln high school they don't mess around, they tell it to you like it is! 'tWe're able to do more things in high school and have a little more freedom. HlVluch more people and activities to enjoy. HAnother step on the ladder of knowledge and wisdom. 177 Jenise Aboytes Gabriel Adame Richard Adame Maria Albachten Sandra Alzen Craig Anderson Jackie Araiza Rogello Aramburo Donna Arbuckle John Arcodia Raul Arevalo Arlene Arrnendarlz Katheryn Asmundson John Auerback Gary Ballance Gloria Barbarin Slgmone Barker Sherri Barnekow Carl Barnes Cree Barnes Mark Barrett Bart Bastiaans Gary Bates Mary Baxter Tamera Bell Carolyn Berger Rena Betters Lisa Biddle Richard Bixby Shirley Blougn Carrie Boddy Nina Bolinger Nllchael Bott Thomas Bowen Kathleen Boyer Olivia Braggs Deborah Brawner fr H241 , 1. I ' ,se ' t ' 1 1 Nl rf? , 4101 -' .l mf Timothy Bright Patricia Brown 178 ,f r f' I 49 1 iw N v 3 f 2 ,yt 4? Yir li fs: if fr ' 1 Wm,- Q KM .-1 X ii f 1 ' E.. 4 A V Birrs l 5 ,,kk:z,h s., Wigs New r ig me 'f 2 . ,,,4. , J ,J 4245: . V ' ' 14 -Ka! -mf , .' ,, , ry A :J - 7, , F , 4 .W . t - .4 Q f :fl ,gfflx rc 1 ' f Q, ,jg ,,. Q 4 p .1 1 1? dy QS: Ronald Brown Sherrie Brown Jewel Bundy Duane Byrne Berta Caballero Robert Calhoun ' A V Kimberly Campbell Kris Cenatiempo Trench Chatham John Carter Hather Chalmers Keith Christiansen Linda Cassell Sendy Charlson Laura Clyde W f t. , - Laura Cole Byron Cole Allee Costaes You know that they liked their first year in high school when they said things like: llI'm really enjoying myself and learning a lot, too. ll . . snack break is bad!!! ll . . . you can wander around a little, UAII the spirit is super. ll . . . pep assemblies and all the sports and games at North! North wasn't really what they thought it would be like though. 'tDidn't think it would be this much fun! t'The way people act, they're nice. HI was scared before Icame and I've had more fun since school started then ever before. HI didn't know they had so many pep rallies, clubs, sports, and other activities that are so much fun!l!!!!!l!!!!! at e ,. ...Wm L N1 gix k N H or fi 1 ls? -C fi x , E -, .- be iff' 1 lr:-is , S 3 5 5 .,... i l S - -:Q , Laura Courts Laura Dashner Sandra Downs James Eddins Susan Evens Rebecca Ford Penelopy Cox Ricky Davenport Gena Drake Kerry Edwards Antoine Fallis John Foss Tyler Cox Steven Dawson David Driskill Kimberly Ehrlich Marguea Fallis Denise Fox Caryn Cronk Patrick Deak James Duhe Julie England Lynn Farley Sherri Fraker Stephen C,-00145 Tamela Demaria Darin Dye Brian Espenshade George Flores Daniel Fraz-er Elizabeth Cundriff Frangeg Dewey Kevin Eastland Eric Evens Colleen Flynn Stephen Frick Jan Dale Steven Diaz Michael Danson Robert Distler 179 Karen Frost Gena Fulrner Tarnea Funk Chris Funkhouser Connie Garcia Leslie Garcia Teresa Garcia Carl Garlinger Yvonne Giles Allison Gillette Katrina Gilligan Mark Godfrey Veronica Godfrey Leonard Gonzales Michael Good Mary Gray Jose Guiza Frank Guzman Brian Haas Angela Hamilton Robert Handen Kimberly Harper Steven Harnes Annie Harris Donna Harris Jeffrey Hartt Darlene Havens Janet Havens David Heater Edward Hernandez Priscilla Hernandez Steve Hernandez Patricia Hewitt Eugene Hubbard Deborah Hiers Douglas Hogan Paul Horn 180 X Z w ' 4 o 1' if :ae M154 'wx LJ ,Q f9fQ.'T.o.nuN Q 1. -,ya 'V-helm., NN.Q5lf3-IJ, Angus, Q. J ilcjngfv ce ! ,yigfzl M! Qf Freshmen leorned to keep silent or speak something worth hearing 41 is s i f. tpmy - f L 3 f in ff - ,rr .. rrssf iw s o ye of it X L4..4 -vig - is .. A ,A .N lex 1 is 5 X X X in X 5 s s 'N sf ...as Delene Howard Roger Howard Polly Huggins Stephan Hughes Troy Hughes Lanna Hunt Tracy Hunt David Hutchinson Connie Hyatt Douglas Inaba Vicki Jackson Anne Johnson Donal Johnson Karen Johnson Melinda Johnson Donald Jolley Bryan Jones Guy Jones Michael Jones John Joseph Katherine Kallman Shakif Kawar William Kelly Regina Killebrew Gary Killian Yun Kimm Kimberly Kirkpatrick Michael Knoefler Phyllis Knox Sheldon Koehler Mark Koepp Susan Kornura James Kuinius Craig Lair Susan Landes Christopher Lantz Clarence Lawless Princes Leach Annar Lemos Lisa Letey Richard Lewis Virginia Limtiaco Nellie Lopez Theodore Lott Terrance Love Jeffrey Luhn Suzanne Lumpe David Mace Celia Macias Marc Madore Robert Mahler Andrea Manier Thomas Markwarpt Debora Marrujo Douglas Marshall Mitchel Martin Suzanne Nlartin Raphael Martinez 181 Vincent Martinez Bonnie Massingale Connie May Toby Maynard Toni Mazzacane Lisa McCart Chris McCormick Michele McElyea Mark McGuire Sarah McGuire Laurie McKinnon Polly Messer Catherine Meyers Jere Miller Teresa Miller Thomas Milligan Suzanne Mills Bill Mojescick Donna Moore Lori Morgan Craig Morris 'NAS' ,.' is V l,lel U . , s ,Q J L Q 1 um 1 8 3? Y Qs Q X i 0 3 l .M ,g .0 Q ..-qu ,--1 -4 ...gre . ,fd- L ..,, gn. i Q1 1' f P2233 5 I Q s 5 if V 'J' l ,B W 'Mn--M T if A T 111' 7 A K, J : 'Z ' ' xv 4 ' ,.,'5Plw,, , ,B 182 i are ,,, - ,Ar 7 Ep . ' ' figfftri, mf fe 5 f,.. V -i Paul Mowry Robert Mulford Mary Momma Carmen Muniz Margo Nash Ves Neely Raynard Newel Laura Nielsen Linda Nielsen Edith Munez Robert Odell Kathy Ogllvie PN 1 E . ' 5 David Oldfield Lisa Palencia Allyson Olson Tracy Palumbo Dana Omphroy Raymond Parra Robert Osborn Tracy Parsons lggmu X 1' S 4 'I '5 tw, x , ,, N QV' These were the freshman class ofncers for 1976-1977. Right to left: President, Adrienn Gracia, Vice President, Tracy Parson, Co-Social Chairman, Heather Chalmers, Secretary, Susan Landes, Co-Social Chairman, Sara Witt. Treasurer, Chris McCormick is not shown. -'Nt John Patch Linda Pena Tamara Perdue Regan Perkins Carl Perry Steven Perry Sheri Petrie Anna Pettis Ronnie Phillips Susan Pierce William Pegeon Monica Pina Frank Pino David Plette Kenneth Posey Ted Power Shari Prokop Mitiz Purcell Sandy Purugganan Heather Pyle Monique Raats Alex Ramirez Juanita Ramirez Rene Raya Karen Rector Pam Redington Randall Reed Ryan Reich Vickie Rice Lori Riniker Kelly Robinson Irma Robles James Roche Ralph Rodriquez Roberto Rodriquez Pamela Rogers Randy Romo Vicky Rviz Ray Sagasta Joseph Sanchez Margarita Sanchez Jacqueline Schenk Leslie Schnakenberg Arthur Schneider Naomi Schrodetzki Carol Schwartz Barbara Scott Douglas Scott Mary Scott Donald Seals Michael Seeger Lisa Segobia Domingo Serpa Banita Sharma Scott Shaw Charles Shepherd 183 Afterwards vve asked the freshmen what they thought high school was for lits purposel. These are their responsesg 'tTo make you ready for the world out there. HGet you ready for college and adulthood. ult teaches kids to be independent. llTo prepare for higher education for those who choose, and a basic education for those forced. H . . . gives you a social life. Steven Showalter Michael Silverthorne D rr n ims a e S Michael Sims Yavonne Sims Lynanne Skonberg Gregory Sloan Kimberly Smith Malory Smith Randall Smith Ricky Snelson Kelly Speer Sonja Stack Craig Stafney Fritz Stecher Patricia Stern Kimberly Stewart Joyce Stirling Karl Swanson Kenneth Taber Floyd Tatum Thomas Tetirick Carl Thomas Stephanie Thomas 184 '--. QNX hm..-s i - 1 W in , 1 1 They found their own poce to meet their different gools iik X :., , aw X Arfrfv W rr go 1 5 . 1 ji g , M - .,j5 . rfQa.qg:s. -i Q Ethony Thornoson Cameron Tisworth Joann Torres tricia Torres Joseph Torrez Dartene Tovar fssica Tovar Mark Tracey Thomas Valencik wrrstine Vargas Dianna Velasquez Ruben VEIGZ nda Vilseck Chris Vlahos NlarCY WHIKSV 185 Lastly there is a paragraph from a student vvho wrote what he thought that high school was all about. llHigh School is the most important part of public schooling. You learn more and enjoy more in high school than in any other school. It gives you the conndence that you vvill need once you leave here. we Frank Ward Sabrina Ward Minta Ware Bryan Warren Laura Was Kevin Washington Peggy Watts Carl Weidman Ellln Weir Michele Whitfield Deanna Whitharn Cindy Wignall Carolyn Wilks James Willem Kimberly Williams Randolph Williams Mike Wilson Marvella Winston Steven Wintcl-i Melissa Witty Sara Witt Majorie Woodrich Bobby Woodruff Kristina Wooldridge Lisa Worster Teri Zubloudil Quinton Zinniker 186 xv-Q Louie Aguilar Cheryl Aker Richard Albidrez Michael Alford Frances Allen Tracy Ambrose Kathy Arce Steve Auerback Vincent Barnes David Blair Bruce Blatchford Greg Blea Venus Bond Bruce Boyd David Brandon Michael Brooks Cassandra Brother Daniel Brown George Brown Georgette Brown Carmelita Callier Anthony Carey Maria Carranza Carter Ronald Chagolia Robin Colletti Virginia Cortez Cindi Crisp Erna Cuellar Nicky Delgado Freshmen were new at the game This year 117 freshmen did not show up for their pictures. Apparently they were new at this . . . maybe at other things too. Freshmen N Shown Elisa Diaz Mary Diaz Kirk Doak Penny Evylwn Michael Ewer Lynell Fitton Sandy Fleming Jerry Fowler Sheryl Freeman Robert Gathings Anton Gatson Danny Goad Adrienn Gracia Eric Grannan Laurie Grout John Hainer Teresa Hanson Schaun Harner Julie Harris Sheila Henry Sherry Henry Raymond Herna ndez Richard Hernandez Allen Hodge Edward Hodge Mary Hotchkiss Olga Jackson Joanne Jacobs Beverly Johnson John Johnson ot Alexandro Jorrin Patricia Lamas William Laughlin Richard Lemon David Levin Pamela Levinson D'Wayne Lilley Robin Maes Victor Marquez Elizabeth Martinez Lena Martinez Rita McGuire Jim McIntosh Douglas Muirhead Jennifer Nickel Althea Olson Felicia Ornelas Colleen Padilla Michael Passmore Gregory Patterson Linda Perez Alonzo Price Kathryn Raynor Thomas Regaldo Josie Rivera Deanna Rodriquez Christopher Roganti Gerardo Rosas Grillermina Rosas Gabriel Sainz Ralph Saldana Virginia Shaw Theodore Smith Randy Sordahl Debra Stephenson Dana Strano Christopher Taylor Kristine Tujillo Jennifer Tuttle Michael Uribe Fernando Valencia Patricia Vargas Patricia Varquez Lisa Villanueva Chervelvia Walker Sundae Washington Patricia Watkins Kenneth Watson Daniel Williams Edward Wilmore Thomas Wilson Jerome Winn Greg Winton Monica Nicholas Ynda Mylene Zalar Emmilia Zamora Pearl Zaragoza 7 www, ,lf 4 fr' . Q , J if K 188 FHCULTY When asked to comment about high school in general, teachers at North responded with the following comments: HHigh school is nothing more than a tholding pattern' uit is preparation for adult life, and adult responsibilities. H. . . experience of learning hovv to work and live with people. HA place to learn social and academic skills that will serve you later in life. 189 Hdministration Dr. Appleton, lVlr. lvloshier, lVlr. Pendleton, lVls. Gracia, Dr. Beaty, IVls. Samuels, lVlr Ledbetter, lVls. Hughes. my goal Is to make North the model for g all other high schools. W.R. Hughes North Hlgh ls a very special school for outstandlng people. LG. Hppleton Hn admlnlstratlon llke a machine, does not create. lt carrles on. The students and staff at LW. North Hlgh School are like one blg cooperatlve famlly. The dlverslty of students and subject matter wlthln the school seems to only strengthen as we move posltlvely In our educational encounters with one another. 190 WR. Hughes Counselors IVIr. Aros, lVIs. Duncan, IVIS. Suchy, IVIS. Dilts. erls ft W. cf' e . ,aww -,,,M4-fm H , , ' M' ., 'fi , 3 - - ' WW! fw4glJfW Zaye? W ,,3'3l,l1w,f :, VVVV In . P1,Q N ,.,, , Students ond stoff ore honest, friendly ond In the moln oppeor to enjoy their hlgh school experiences. C.l. Beoty 191 Fro IVlr. lVlr. IVIr. IVIr. lVlr. IVIr. m left to right: lVlarshaIl, Schanz, Shearer, Hughes, Stalder, Shihhefueld. Boys' Physical Educotion 2 E North ls the best school In the clty of Riverside. People con express themselves openly ond don't hove to repress their feelings ot North. Stolder 192 . 6 Null' I 1-22 ,sy ,,,,, - 19512 'l fw ,fr A H ' 21, 1 ff fer: A f f Lf. 192141 11 we 4 92 :Eh 2 WL rfiitigggrre his is 5 fa ,L fa sw Hi 47 QF 1414152 452, rr iizigili 551554 4? 1212? , I -realli V - f 1 , I ,,, ,, ,- miriiszwid Girls' Physical Education From left to right Debra Roberts Kathleen Story Susan Kouklis ,Ez ,'A' Q37 ,, QQ? Q i t V' I 1 rraa F14 5 ui- jr I l 5 'W Ji fr 1 r - 1 L I ,r, ' L I h I teach approximately slx activltles In P.E. durlng t e r tl year. The actlvlties I teach are determined by a survey ff glven to students, and by my teaching capabllltles. I rrt V ' rrrea y be have taught Tennls and Golf during every school year 1 l' ' rrtrle so here at North whlle the other actlvltles vary. A - n ,,,. - , , , V'-sand? , , ' .g - I Roberts 193 Business Education From left to right: Miss Anderson, lVIr. Larrd, IVlrs. Stockton. 1 Business ls like oll. lt won't mlx with anything but business J. Graham 94 Danlel Webster A m ,bxqz IVlr. Mark was lVlr. Crane Drivers' Education my goal ls to retlre gracefully! Sarlna Hgriculture When tillage beglns the other arts follow. The farmers, therefore, are the founders of human clvlllzatlons. Everythlng ln llfe is somewhere else, and you get there In a car. E.B. Whlte 195 - ' , l . F , . f' Qs, I B -ft?U,eULLv5r ' N Quail 1 N 'lf Cgiflr 'ij lG:l.,L.,v RQ . ' , . . X . . to had Vggfvgo-y uqlefuffxlc 1i elf- Jiuicpli, Studies From left to right: Top row: lVlr. Ross, lVlr. Obrecht, IVlr. Hall, bottom row: lVlr. Schanz, lVIr. Lyman. The dlsadvantage of men not knowlng the past ls that they do not know the present. Hlstory ls a hlll or hlgh point of vantage, from whlch alone men see the town In whlch they llve or the age In whlch they are llvlng. G.K. Chesterton High school should make for a perlod of transltlon from childhood to adult Ilfe. It should allow people the opportunlty to mature and learn to deal wlth sltuatlons they will have to cope wlth In order to make a nlche for themselves wlthln a very complex soclety. This ls Important because the demands of Rmerlcan soclety grow ever so great and the Inevitable realltles of the future suggest that many of us may lose some of the comforts we now take for granted. lTIonguIa 196 l Soclal and Personal Psychology Is capable of Improvlng an lndlvlduaI's Image so that a more mature and adequate personality may evolve. G. Hnderson rress r t r rsrs ? ' Xe 9' il 197 I would llke to see eoch student ot North so busy developing hls or her mlnd ond tolents thot truoncy would be nonexistent. ms. Ober From left to right: lVIrs. Eva Kaus lVIr. Robert Derick IVIrs. Carolyn Varsik Miss Delia Lopez lVlrs. Esther Ober Foreign Longuoges Hlgh School ls the ploce to lncreose boslc skllls explore ond expond Ideos. The ploce where one could prepore for future leornlng ond the ploce to leorn morketoble skllls. 198 D. Lopez ll Fine Hrts From left to right: lVlr. Don Knie lVIr. Alan Mitchell lVlr. Don White I would llke to see a stronger dlsclpllne placed on the marglnal students so as to reallstlcally meet their needs for survlval In the less protected outside future world that they wlll all too soon be facing. D. Whlte From left to right: Linda Ybarra, Johnnie Rice, Merlin Buller L Wh Nurse E 200 Librarians Secretories ? - if ' From left to right: Vada e eee S Jellsey, Agnes lVlcAbee. E -Q ' saw 2 Ig jg gm 5 1 ggi' as +5 if North . . . o stepplng stone to higher educoitlon. E. Smlth From left to right: Sylvia Garcia, Nancy Takano, Retna Arline. K7 I lr n , - i QVV From left to right: Top row: Oma Horne, Paula Sterling. Bottom row: Evie Smith, Martha Chesley. 20 1 ,Jw 4- 1 From left to right: Top Row: Charles Brown, lVlarion Edwards, Dart Vernon, Brad Dischner, Lucy Smith, Dave Darry. Middle Row: Charlie Stephens, Trinidad Rivera, Edmond Sanchez, Ralph Jaramillo, Joanne Alexander, Angelo Soldevilla, Clarence lVlunoz. Bottom Rovv: John lVlartin, Jonas White, Frank Basirico, Pete Ballon 2 Left to right: IVlr. Wilson, IVlr. Fountain IVlr MacPherson, lVlr. lndUStfiQI HRS Shaw, lVIl'. Schell. :J .ff -' W3 :ffm T' 139135 V wg :fm Q Sklllsftrade area-thls ls an area In whlch 801 of our soclety ls employed. Therefore, It must be falrly educationally slgnlflcant. Shaw 203 M Nxggw Y Science From left to right: Charles Reeves Ray Kindred Jerry Shearer Ronald Crandall The true sclentlst never loses the faculty of amazement. It Is the essence of hls being. Hans Selye s-as-v'e Q-...,,. lf X by the yard It's a clnch. mrl . Klndred x NY' - Q Left Rowg Constance Fortier, Gordon Adams, Justin Camp. Right Rowg Barbara Shabell, John Pope, Paul Nicholls E 2 x 4'X7Y' l i rf. 1 i- f i u 'A ,ff M A i.,-it f' as ITI ath v ' W, ' 5 ,ai I X. H man has one hundred dollars il and you leave hlm with two dollars, that's subtractlon. mae West North students on the whole care about themselves and others. They Ilke thls school and support lt, belng a part of lt. mr. P. Nicholls 205 my gool ot North ls to try to touch os mony students with o splrlt of humonlty ond on ombltlon to seek knowledge for o Ilfetlme. L. Conoles Engllsh ls sometimes more than mere toste, judgement ond educotlon. Sometlmes It's sheer luck, like getting ocross o street. E.8. White my gool ot North ls for all students to be oble to reod ond comprehend. To be oble to toke o college entronce exom or ony test for o jobg to enjoy the world of reodlng to put together oll of your skllls ond to become o more efflclent reoder these ore my portlculor desires In teochlng Reodlng llstenlng speoklng under stondlng new words ore oll lmportont to o successful ond fulfllllng llfe 206 M5512 ffziff rfwww F rf? yr if K rffffgwy rf FIIwoys strlve to do your best ls the most Important ldeo I con convey to North Hlgh students. R. Shlnnefleld f afeggsasf ' 7 1SS,.ii! hills Hd During September, the annual staft contacted Riverside businesses and solicited ads for the yearbook. These ads helped finance the Aurora, and enabled these Riverside businesses to advertise. Without their help, this annual would have barely been possible. Please support them! Ace Paint 84 Linoleum American lVIotelodge Don Bagley's University Texaco Bank of America Booster Club CNorth7 Bowling Center of Riverside Brite Wash Mike Burke's Chevron Carl's Jr. Cask 84 Cleaver Century 21 Realty itwo locationsl Chicago Bike Shop Chung King Church of Scientology Eli's Barber Shop P.W. Everington 84 Son Goda Gown Shop Hageman's Rehabilitation Equipment Howard's Liquor The Jewel Box Johnson Tractor Co. Kirk Jewelers La Paloma L. Benjamin Livingston PhD Lord Charley's lVlcDonald's lVlontgomery Wards Pail-O-Chicken Parts Plus Plaza Shoetown Richard's Jewelers Sambo's Sawdust 84 Shavings Sears Jay Shinnefield Starfleet Academy Swensen's Templo del Sol Tuxedo Rentals 84 Sales University Nursery University Realty Venus de IVlilo Vitale's lVlarket Wedding Dav 20 9 Qi DEPARTMENT STORES Congratulations to the Graduating Class ttnt T JOH NSON TRACTOR CO. llFor the Best Equipment and Service Phone 47143 686-4560 lParts, 686-45695 From Colton 8L San Bernardino, phone 825-4536 iParts, 825-45399 800 East La Cadena Drive RIVERSIDE with faith in the future YOUR CATERPILLAR DEALER 11153 SWENSEN S Ice Cream Factory IN THE RICH TRADITION OF OLD SAN FRANCISCO 3658 Riverside Plaza Riverside California 92506 C7149 683-3318 HAG EIVIAN S RENTS sELi.s REHABILITATION EQUIPMENT 6053 MAGNOLIA RIVERSIDE Add Life to Years Phone 682-7333 I 11 We cater to Parties Picnics Clubs 84 Groups Fooo T do 8. umm G75ar-haha! PANHUID k l Pall Q OPEN 11200 - 10200 Shrimp DAILY also hamburgers T l k ,111.1'.r j tUniverslty Ave at Chicagol Phone 682 5656 Eli s Barber Shop S Congratulates the Class of 77 K mart Plaza Iowa 84 Blaine 683 0770 TUXEDQ RENTAL The Latest and Finest lfushions and SALES 4027 Market Street Riverside LA. 92501 684-6160 in 'Vlens Formal NN ear RESTAURANTS FOR CHARBROILED HAIVIBURGERS CARL S JR. IS THE STAR 1250 University Ave Riverside 0 CARL KARCHER ENTERPRISES INC. ' 1200 N. HARBOR BLVD. ANAHEIM C7141 774-5796 S b L w i L ill ll iii l't t ' WRST I T, N T X O J A O I Al - ' i lv - Q 6 Q, A l K in O O1 1 . w 7 ,ry dding D Q hwmu A ww 6753 0C'f0n Cade 1715 University 48th Streetl - Riverside, California 3 . . ' - . I ' U I Int it - , ,, ' g H me 21 COMPLETE PAINT LINE LINOLEUM COMPLETE CARPET INSTALLATION Ace Taini ancI ,einaIeum 2489 UNIVERSITY AVE. RIVERSIDE. CALIFORNIA HERB THOMSON Lxc. No. 140715 684-2110 P. W. Everungton 81 Son I 5 , EH 909 CENTER ST. - HIGHGROVE, CALIF. PH. 684-4320 JERRY EVERINGTON CLARISSA EVERINGTON Playground Equipment Xu 'N at S, 5i?2 555!'5!!g,:i - iii T' I 714 684-1106 DON BAGLEY'S UNIVERSITY TEXACO SALES 8: REPAIR TUNE-UF' - BRAKES LUBRICATION - TIRES 1221 UNIVERSITY AVE. BATTERIES - BELTS - HOSES RIVERSIDE. CAL. 92507 a---we Shop at Sears and Save SEARS 5261 Arlington Rlverslde Open IVIon. thru Friday 9:30 till 9:00 Saturday 9:30 till 6:00 pm Sundays 12 noon till 5:00 pm 2 l 3 Luth Qlharleg 5 Prime Qiths nf Beef Qlnnat Qiarh nf LUamh illrzsh ilhsh Spirits K, X' f3 'i ,Q ,. . , MEXICAN FOODS AND STEAKS 1795 U RAY AND CARMELITA KEOWN 683 3697 3930 Chicago Ave. Riverside, Calif. 92507 Telephone C7147 684-1867 U niversity N ursery 23930 Sunnymead Blvd. Sunnymead, Calif. 92388 Telephone l714l 653-7045 Fine Jewelry Kirk Jewelers 687 6820 Q X IX 3503 Tvler lVlaIl 1329 UNIVERSITY AVE , RIVERSIDE PH. 686 5040 ADJACENT TO CASK N CLEAVER Serving all of BANQUET FACILITIES AVAILABLE ' ' Riverside 52 4. A 5 2 if 9 :CE Mew X QE l . 214 Joe Aguiiar's Templo Del Soi 1365 University Fine Foods 682-6562 , ,- I, X 4 V, , .6 Y X Lx... v, XL,XV, K 1 H ,yi X ,vii LZ' t 5 K T V NJ 4. x I f N . fx ,J 7 , f f d e- , , ' ik I .1 X, , E' 6 5 ,I I ii N- M fi F ii V' If A 'NI 'Al-k xx ,fx ,XXVIII I K f IX QI VIMAMXX' Xixjl i' 'lik Q we X 4 I C7 f w f. fig ' ew ., V Jw v:..KX,, I 'W i iexk' , . ' A I X L 1 I I I K 1 A f A 1 I f 1 me - ,X ' ' V 4 'A EUV V ' 'if ,W 'E NV' 'xi K! f .L 'X , 5 ? x 6, E f, yy . LJ! ' III i I lldfin ky ' XL!!! -. . F HCV V V .X f Xxi I V 7 , AM KJ 1-. XX 1' L f ,iw I Q , fe I fe I f me , I f P 1 I fi 1 I I . -ice .Le , ,ix if i J - C. X-f f X. . , -- A F ef , yN X. A 'v D 'N I 4 V' f I 'L' L'xx V Kg Cf! 'i I XXX! rf- .V N-' ,f W xf Mft X! X I WX I 1 I J I F ' fd' . qi v ' i ff U' ,fxx X ' 'il X I , J f K nf, , X1 xx., I K R X L if-.V L .. 5 A L,-ff' 1 L, ' N F X., ,Q W I 5 1 , i -fx X I NU X Lf ki ' Q Q - 4 V AY , E A , xi , IX! K ' VA' A7 B G Q S ex rj C Q X . Q I is fe- I V' K .fi f A I V r k Iii- I r , , x ,A,i , 9 I, I XXVE' ' V X' I Ik K yew! i Cv ,NLM I K - ' if if L X ,IX I - RX! , Liga XI XJ XV J YjQ2iXA'V J ,Ziff K X2 4... .X I V I :X I'-4 ,f A 'I 1 C1 J XXX Xxx 5 . 5 A I L4ei I e,.i M 2 -6 ,, 'ye Pregideiafi Dean Ball 6 ix .NX xxx Lf X I- , i rr xx I . , .X , V .A K , I 'Nix - I J Chicago Bike Shop BICYCLE SALES AND SERVICE OWNERS DENNIS AND DONNA CARPENTER . ii: 5,9-IVV! lg I1 3955 CHICAGO AVE. 'IF' RIVERSIDE, CA 92507 ' PHONE 683-6641 215 FORSHEIIVI-SCHOLLS-HUSH PUPPIES Plaza SHOETOWN JR. SHOETOWN 3630 RIVERSIDE PLAZA PHONE 686-1365 RIVERSIDE CA 92506 683-2061 UTHE STORE THAT CARES Parts Plus 2944 University Auto Parts 784 0655 Bank of America Riverside s Finest 1691 University ALTY .vensrrv an 767 Blaine St. 784-2770 Always ready to help 213 W. Big Springs YOU GETA 7 BETTER WAS H VITALE S IVIARKET 3607 Locust Richards Jeweler s 3634 Rverssde Plaza I 17 gf tim 0-fr-,Q Fme Cantonese Fo::d:: I LQywn'QT ' 18 Venus 6790 Brockton Arcade 682 1740 Weight Reduction Bowling Center of Riverside 4135 IVIlo ve IVI. J. uIVIike Burke Chevron Service 1011 University Ave., Riverside, CA 92507 Telephone 682 2214 Congratulations graduating class of 77 best wishes for the future L Benjamin Livingston P D 1, You Deserve Break Today S Get Up And Get A To IVIcDon ds 2242 Universit 219 O TIUNJ E155 D619 fl-ROM TH E1 ELCET ff'1EE1DflTI F! 7 ELEH55 Uf 6935.7A emma? mnfffw-mmm mmea.Qm1f mme DUN 5 2130 Third 682-4330 3530 Rrverslde Plaza 784 3000 all your shopping needs in one store fseiw DGMGQEJJ m R W ,gf f.k7 NJ .QC X if 3 Q ii Mega. 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John Wooden Hs our paths separate and we go our dlfferent ways, pause quietly to remember the joys and sorrows of our years at North. Hlthough this time ls gone forever, the memories wlllbe with us always. Now ls a time to consider the future. Where do we go from here? Even though we have come to our fork In the road W Rnd we walk the same path no longer, l want you to know you are In my thoughts anycllylhope of the future. Sl .V-y ,jg EflC Edltor-In-chief Thank you: Sharon Flshe, Karen Tuttle, Greg Crooks, Julle Saunders, Tammle Podgorskl Llla Romero, mark Dashner, Davld Wllllams, and Larry Hshe. mylyspeclall appreciation goes to Rlley Shlnnefleld for his dedication, hard work, and long hours he worked to make this yearbook. ,Sf '? A A W h b M Q qqfgq Q Cer? 4605? Six papa? ' Q y N gn G7 S ggi! as JNQQKS LL9 . , , qu ' QQ, A7g,7Q+ Yx4'7XQv4qS 0 O S D4 rx Q LIN M off' Aff L CQ Sl A Q 5 'V Agp 5 P J A-Q A 5 . 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