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

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Some students are lucky enough to vaca- tion in Hawaii. Susie Tollman and Karen Campbell enjoy the beautiful sights. Festival Boosts Summer Vacations, jobs, E.T., cruising, par- ties, The US Festival, beaches, camps, sleeping in, and the list goes on! All of these things and more tied into the summer of ' 82. Deborah Perlstein exclaimed, I loved the summer and the freedom that came with it. For most freshmen and sophomores that freedom never came. But there were those few lucky ones who got to get away for a while without mom- my and daddy. I went to soccer camp over the sum- mer and had a blast! I didn ' t have to worry about curfew. Being with friends made it all worth while, stated Tim Leary. As E.T. skyrocketed to fame in the movie theaters over the summer, the US Festival went down in history as another Woodstock. Ted Sarina was one of the many North students at this big event. It was a great con- cert, but it would have been better if it hadn ' t been for the heat. The closer school came the more I wished the summer could go on forever, said Jeanne Halley. And even if one hadn ' t been to the US Festival or on a long vacation, the summer was still enjoyable. Just be- ing with friends, seeing a movie or the thought of having no h omework due the next morning made the summer of ' 82 memorable. I Keeping themselves busy during summer 3y forming a band, Javier Rivera and Heidi vVitt practice for one of their money earn- ng gigs. summer 11

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Camps are one of the favorites for North students during the summer. Here, Larry Pena, Robert Adams, and Andy Mar- tinez prepare to leave for baseball camp. At yearbook camp Jenny Rinne and another staffer take ad- vantage of one of their only nights of leisure by attending a toga party. SCUBA diving is one of the things Ted Sarina enjoys while vacationing in Hawaii. What is Ted doing? I was looking for mermaids, but couldn ' t find any! 10 student life

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Places Name Groups Did you have a favorite hang out on campus? The places where peo- ple hung out usually determined that group ' s name: arcadian groupies, hill people, and the parking lotters. Some groups that were formed revolved around a certain organization. BSR members met around the band room, while choir members were usually found at the choir room. Away from the rest of the groups a less visible cluster of drama people assembled in the Little Theater. Classes also played a big part in group location. Mostly sophomores gathered on the hill. Though, several seniors met there also. Freshmen blended into the foliage near the arcade, while most of the juniors congregated in it. Although there were many groups around campus, they all united as one to form North High. Mrs. Rose summed it up best by saying, Everyone here is so friendly. All of the groups seem to mesh together. Surveying the scene from the balcony by the language rooms, the ESL students literally hang out there each day. The hill was a popular gathering spot for many groups this year. Terry Limitiaco, Steve Whatley, Ed Zix, Nancy Witt, and Brian Carricaburu enjoy socializing there during lunch each day. 12 student life