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

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Angela Kelley Karen Kellner Krista Kennedy Tabatha Kettlewell Tamara Kettlewell Karel Klein Stephanie Klein Yvonne Knight Beth Koehler Kelley Kowalke Tanya Lancaster Tina Lancaster Armando Lara Jose Lava Doreann Leak Tim Leary Jennifer Lee Michele Lee Lavochi Lewis Sandra Lopez Sylvia Lopez Jose Lujano Latisha Luke Brenda Luther Ricky Lyman Bich MacDonald Jason Malanson Cheryl Mackey Wendi Mandina Olivia Mansuetti 140 underclass

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Campaigns, A Winner Garfield for President? Computerized portraits? Poster-plastered walls on campus? Garfield and the portraits were two of the many new ideas that were used by freshmen running for office. Many freshmen spent the weekend before, racing to get their posters finished and taped up in the most visible places. As soon as I knew I was running I started my campaign, said Jeff Rinne. The candidates created many devices for getting elected. The feline cartoon character, Garfield, was pictured on Gary Cantorma ' s posters. Monica Decker ' s qualifications for secretary were posted with her professionally printed picture. Tabby Kettlewell and Noelle Johansen used a unique idea for their campaign. Their computer printout posters caught the eyes of many people. Deana Hendriks Alfredo Hernandez Darlene Hernandez Lisa Hernandez Richard Hernandez Shery] Hicks David Hill Dwayne Hillard Gary Hiniker Daryl Hood Elizabeth Hotton David Hotchkiss Jennifer Housewright Lisa Hudson Griselda Huerta Rick Huffman Gregory Hurdle Theodor Huszar freshmen 139

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II J ftw.Jfl a .lack Mares Andrea Marston Teffanie Martin Frank Martinez Laura Martinez Melissa Marline Curtis Matthews Tracy Matteson Ivette McClure Shawn McCoy Talew McCray Talevu McCray Sarah McGrath Rodney McKinnon Patrick Meader Michael Melcic Portia Mellon Fred Mendoza Officers Plan Ahead FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS - FRONT ROW: Teri Duffey, Co-Publicity; Tabby Ket- tlewell, Co-Social Chairperson; Andy Johnson, Vice-President; Noelle Johansen, Co-Social Chairperson; Michelle Salisbury, Co-Publicity; TOP ROW: Edie Chang, Treasurer; Susan Hwang, President; Monica Decker, Secretary. I ' m so glad I won. It means a lot to me to be involved in North, commented Monica Decker. That was a familiar reaction by the newly elected officers. The officers quickly thought of ways to earn money for the class. A unique idea of a concession stand at AYSO soccer games was successful. They set dates for bake sales and car washes. They also planned ahead for years to come. Even though we might not be officers next year we ' ll always be a part of the Class of ' 86, said President Susan Hwang. The eight officers also began discussions about a class theme that would last for four years. The best part of all was that the officers meetings were open to any freshman. Freshmen could come to the meetings and were welcome to give new ideas. This showed the class was united and could work together. Freshmen 141