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

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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.

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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