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

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President Mark Orttung and Vice President Andy Heil ask fellow Kej Club members if I. lhe would like In attend a Kiwanis luni hcuu ( ' the following daj tl Ya enovsky, Susie Isbell, Mi iempo, and Laura Martinez look i atest Key Club information booklet CSF CSF MEMBERS: (alphabetically listed) John Bat tin, Susan Beers, LeAna Clinton, Bill Conner, Robert Cook, Debbie Dunlavey, Sara Garza, Alice Hall, Amy Hao, Andy Heil, Loganne Hendricks, Cindy Huebner, Laurie Inaba, Susie Isbell, Robert Jackson, Rajiv Jauhar, Daren Jorgensen, Steve Kuinius, Chao-I Lin, Robert Lough, Allyson Miller, Sheila Morton, Karen Nelson, Mark Orttung, Renne Paddock, Deborah Perlstein, Ruby Phillips, Sandra Ramos, Danny Roche, Susan Roger, David Sasaki, Ken Sasaki, Gina Saulino, Pam Seebach, Amita Sharma, Ann Stewart, Joel Talcott, Susan Tallman, Matt Tomlinson, Andv Wood, Amy Yasenovsky, Lisa Yasenovsky. ASSOCIATE MEMBERS: Noah Barkin, Robert Blackman, Carie Bott, Linda Briggs, Barry Brandon, Betty Hao, Michelle Hayes, Ruth Ann Horn, Sandeep Jauhar, Kelly Loveridge, Kristi Lund, Marie Moreno, Anita Reeves, Jenny Rinne, Grace Ruben, Helen Sanematsu, Mike Santini, Lynn Shoemaker, Jeff Stay, Lauren Stewart, Kerry Tomlinson, Theresa Tuazon, Steven Whatley. key club, csf 199

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Hard Work Pays Off Ringgg, wake up! Early in the school year while many students were in bed on a Saturday morning, several members of the Key Club were found raking, pulling weeds, and raising pick axes. Each member contributed over 18 service hours during a 5 week period gardening and cleaning the Horizon House, a home for battered women. Key Club, a youth service club, sponsored by the Kiwanis Club, provided service to many such community activities. But their hard work did not go unrewarded. Every Wednesday the Kiwanis Club held a luncheon at the Holiday Inn, inviting members who wished to attend. Another compensation for hard working members was the privilege of going to the Cali-Nev-Ha convention. Key Club members met to exchange ideas and stories about their club Let ' s see English, Math, and Chemistry, 3A ' s=9 pts., whew! I just made it. Many students were counting up their points for each letter grade when semester report cards were passed out. Why? Achieving 10 pts. in academic classes gave sophomores, juniors, and seniors the opportunity to join the California Scholarship Federation (CSF). This club kept college bound members aware of current college and scholarship information as well as giving special privileges to all. UCR library cards were issued to members which proved to be a helpful asset when writing term papers. Life members, having been in CSF for five semesters, were given gold chords to be worn at graduation and gold seals were placed on their transcripts. KEY CLUB MEMBERS: FRONT ROW: Charlie Webb, Debbie Sharp, Caprice Johansen, Karen Nelson, Lisa Murck, Susie Isbell, Maria Cenatiempo, Laura Martinez, Sabrina Grannan, Margaret Farmer; ROW 2: Steve Kuinius, Deborah Perlstein, Helen Sanematsu, Mark Orttung, Susie Tallman, Joseph Cloninger, Amy Yasenovsky, Karen Campbell, Eileen Jung, Anita Reeves, Lisa Yasenovsky; ROW 3: Chao-I Lin, Danny Brinks, Debbie Dockins, Steve Whatley, Carie Bott, Ted Sarina, Erika Erickson, Brian Car- ricaburu, Karen Rapp; TOP ROW: Andy Wood, Sara Garza, David Rolland, Monica Espinoza, Andy Martinez, Pam Harrison, Deb- bie Dunlavey, Lisa Charles, Bill Conner. 198 organizations

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