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

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Clarinets, Karen Christiansen, Meg Huszar, Kris Baker and Peggy Wilson, prepare to march down Linden during the homecoming parade. Concentration showed in their faces. MARCHING BAND BAND (alphabetically listed): Robert Aker, Stacy Aker, Kim Bailey, Will Bailey, Kris Baker, Tenisha Baker, Lisa Barnett, Megan Beers, Bob Blackman, Robby Bockover, Richard Booth, Barry Brandon, Lynelle Broyles, Philip Bruckler, Bobby Bur- ton, Sam Carreras, Karen Christiansen, Marian Cook, Debbie DeVriendt, Rick Diaz, Dara Dunn, Diane Dunn, Rick Elseewi, Frances Elting, Rebecca Everett, John Field, Eric Fuss, Steven Foster, Chris Cable, Ted Cable, David Gibson, Harry Gill, Micah Good- win, .lulie Cordon, .Jennie Guzman, Kip Hampton, Tia Hancox, Richard Hanscom, •lane Hartley, Lester Harvey, Alex Henderson, Adrian Hernandez, .Jesus Hernandez, Curtiss Hoagland, Ruthann Horn. Vickie Hughes, Meg Huszar, Shellie -Janitell, Danny Jensen, Kurt Jensen, Jeff Kaste, Lisa Kauffman, Chris Kirk, Tony Knight, Troy Lombard, Kristi Lund, Alycia Marshall, Connie Mather, Steve Matus, Miehele Miller, Maria Moreno, Joel Ontiveros, Mike Payne, Adam Perlstein, Caroline Pegis, Steve Peters, Steve Pradd, Miehele Quinn, Alan Reed, Kevin Richardson, Ken Sasaki, Joe Schnieder, Janet Sisneros, Sherie Sixkiller, Jeff Stay, Vicki Stokes. Audi Strano, Tina Thompson, Toni Tracey. Ben Tyson, Chris Uribe, John VanDenburgh, Marie Vargas, Mark Vargas, Eric Velasquez, Felicia Welch, Ray Welch, Ed West, Laura Westafer, Blake Williams, Peggy Wilson, Tom Wilson, Dave Wynn, Jeff Wynn, Eric Younce. 178 organizations

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Anyone Can Join Everyo ne lias the opportunity to gel involved in a club, said Karen Campbell. I just heard about Key Club and I joined. 1 wasn ' t apprehensive at all. With the wide range of clubs and organizations at North, it was indeed very easy to get involved. Although some organizations, such as BSR and Choir, required try-outs for membership, there were enough non-competitive organizations to capture almost any interest. Involvement was also easy from he social standpoint. With the almost complete lack of boundary lines separating groups, many different groups could be found in just one club. The friends in clubs and activities always make it easy to fit in, commented Susie Tallman. Meeting new people helps you grow. BSR ' s drum line, with Tony Knight on symbols and Ken Sasaki and Chris Uribe on drums, brightens a lunch time pep rally. i organizations 177

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Phew! Real al last! Vicky Hughes and Kristi Lund take lime mil to relax before going on to the marching section of the Tournament of ( Ihampiona competition. Standing at attention, Kuthann Horn and Chris (iahle wait for the homecoming parade to begin as ( Iahle fixes his slide. BSR Dazzles ' i Qualifying for the Tournament of I Roses a year ahead was a major i accomplishment for the Blue Star L Regiment. At the Tournament of I Champions, BSR was named j Marching Band Champions of ' Southern California for our size and class. ' stated Mr. Locke. This helped assure BSR being chosen for the Rose Parade. ' What was the formula for their | success? A lot of hard work! stated Dave Wynn. Starting in the summer, there was the drill team camp and a two week camp for the entire BSR. During the first quarter, the practice lengthened to every day until 5:00 p.m. and even sometimes on Saturday. This formula would not have worked without dedicated members. These kids are hard working and dedicated to the goal of doing their best, commented Mr. Locke. The BSR members proved this by the many hours practicing and raising about 6,000 dollars just for their trip to Northern California in the fall. bsr 179