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

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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

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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

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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