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

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Bill Nehring Khoa Njuyen Andy Nielsen Mike Noon Carl Northcutt Connie Northcutt Raul Ochod Jennifer Oppel Samantha Parker Sepideh Parsa Sandy Pattison Michael Payne Caroline Pegis Magdaleno Perez Adam Perlstein Kieran Phillips Tim Pigeon William Pike Linda Platzer Kecia Potter Michele Pozier Adriana Ramirez Eduardo Ramirez Natalie Randolph Leela Rao Christina Raya Ken Rebai Neil Rector Doug Redd Byron Reed Luis Rendon Gabriela Renteria Carlos Reza Cher Rickey Melissa Rider Tammy Rininger Jeff Rinne Renee Rios Arlene Rippee Sung Robbins Karama Roberson Chris Robinson Jackie Rodriguez Robert Rodriguez Yolanda Rodriguez Lorry Rogan Wendy Roger Dennis Rogers freshmen 143

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Chrissy Meyers Stephanie Mikus Anthony Miller Ronna Miller Julio Monroy James Moore Joseph Moore Marie Moore Marquesa Moore Robert Moore Don Morgan Sherry Morton Pantea Moti Matt Moy Efrain Murguia Katherine Murphy Chris Myers David Nanov • Kt Frosh Letter 4 Everyone thinks of freshmen as little kids and certainly not aggressive enough to play varsity sports. But four freshmen achieved varsity status in their first year at North. The first freshman athlete to letter was Linda Bartnicki in tennis. She earned the number five spot on the varsity team. Matt Moy and Tim Leary lettered on the varsity soccer team. Both players gained excellent experience from playing against older opponents. Last but not least Ricky Lyman received his varsity letter in Wrestling. Lyman was a key part of the team ' s success. All of the freshmen on varsity had put years of hard work into their sport. Bartnicki played in tennis matches for the Riverside Youth Tennis Association. Moy and Leary had been on soccer teams in Riverside soccer leagues for a number of years. Lyman, who had come from a family of wrestlers, started at North with plenty of experience. All four were proud and enthusiastic about playing a varsity sport. It means a lot to me to be able to start and letter on a varsity team, stated Matt Moy. With Arlington on attack, Matt Moy clears the ball from North ' s end of the field. Moy often makes big plays from his important sweeper position on North ' s defense. 142 underclass

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Girls Live for Dance Dancing takes more than practice, stated Margaret Farmer. It takes a lot of time and commitment. In the lives of Margaret Farmer and Jeanette Godoy, who had take n dance for twelve and four years respectively, dancing came first. Homework was done in the car in route to dance or in between dance classes. The dedication of Farmer and Godoy showed in their daily routine. They watched their diet, especially avoiding sweets and chocolate. Their hair always had to be in a bun during dance classes. Godoy ' s former dance instructor used to fine her fifty cents every time her hair came out of her bun during class. Farmer, primarily a ballet dancer, was hoping to have a career in dance. She then planned to seek a degree in fine arts at the college level and open her own studio. Godoy, both a ballet and jazz dancer, hoped to make a career of dancing also. I don ' t want to throw away those years of work, said Godoy. Jeanette Godoy displays her dancing talent outside the gym before her audition for North ' s talent show. Tish Romano Gina Romero Christopher Romo Frances Rosario Janette Roy Maria Ruiz Rafael Ruiz Philip Rush Rina Rushing Alma Salazar Robert Saldana Michele Salisbury Robert Sanchez Michelle Santos Christopher Sarantos Karri Sarver Mary Saunders Judy Severance BSfcK 144 underclass