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

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FLAGS, RIFLES - FLAGS, RIFLES (alphabetically listed): Susan Beers, Robyn Bingham, Becky Blann, Michelle Coberly, Pamela DeVries, Janine Domenici, Shelly Elting, Debbie Ensign, Mary Franklin, Kim Harris, Janett Hazelton, Paula Hernandez. Karin Horspool, Tina Jackson, Carla Jones, Brenda Luther, Cheryl Luther, Kathie Markwardt, Shawn McCoy, Susanna Mendez, Roni Morrison, Jeanne Plette, Adrian Ramirez, Anita Reeves, Michelle Santos, Lynn Shoemaker, Cathy Sullivan. bsr 181

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Never Walk Alone BSR wasn ' t just practices, hard work and awards. It was also filled with family togetherness. It was just like a family with all the disappointments and joys, said Anita Reeves. This togetherness was evident both before and after competitions. Marian Cook stated, Before a tournament, we would give each other a hug and flowers for good luck. Dawn Lee described the scene after a competition, No matter if we won or not, we ' d hug each other and cry. Leading the BSR in the Lester Oaks parade the banner proudly marches down Magnolia. This closeness helped BSR members in many ways. Senior Sam Carreras stated, When I made the jump from junior high to high school, the closeness I developed with some of the members eased the pain of uncertainty and the probability of not being accepted. Many incoming freshmen developed close friendships during the summer workshop and practices as did Carreras. BSR, to me, was like my home away from home, exclaimed Blake Williams. The final pose of Michele Salisbury marks the end of the marching section of the competition at the Tournament of Champions. DRILL TEAM DRILL TEAM (alphabetically listed): April Anceno, Shelly Barraza, Chris Bender, Carie Bott, Lisa Brown, Tracy Bullock, Marlene Car- bajal, Carol Clinton, Debby Dockins, Kathy Duffy, Teri Duffy, Joann Encinas, Rhonda En- cinas, Jeanne Halley, Staci Harper, Julie Har- rop, Dawn Lee, Tina Luallin, Theresa Luera, Liz Miller, Tish Romano, Michele Salisbury, Margaret Shoemaker, Kerry Tomlinson, Theresa Tuazon, Andrea Valdez. wH 180 organizations

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Pep Better Than Ever What do you get from spending hours and hours of practice during the summer as well as during school? You get a first rate pep squad. Begin- ning in the summer, they attended Spirit Camp at Santa Barbara and received a first place trophy for their superior ability along with three superior ribbons for Mascot Stephanie Luck. This success continued throughout the year. Having pep squad as a class provided cohesiveness and closeness among the cheerleaders. The new ad- visor, Mrs. Flowers ' commented, This group is tremendously talented and active. They support each other as well as the teams. The varsity squad carried on the tradition of having secret pen pals with the football team. They sent notes wishing them good luck at their next game. Pep squad added to their cheering list waterpolo, baseball, cross country and volleyball. Expres- sions on the players ' faces showed how much it meant to them. Cross Country runner Chip Nusser said, It was a big shock to me, but I was touched. Another runner, Andy Nielson stated, It was encouraging. I wish they would do it more often. During the last crucial minutes of the Norte Vista game, varsity cheerleaders and poms anxiously wait for a victorious touchdown. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS, FRONT ROW: Cassandra King, Constance Chism, Nancy Gonzales; ROW 2: Sonya Hernandez, Karen Nelson; TOP ROW: Monique Watson, Karen Campbell, Lorie Lewis 182 organizations