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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elebrating her birthday, Lisa Murck quickly its her cake, baked bj Mrs. Sandoval. Ii was a So Little Time, So Much to Do I never thought I ' d wish for a longer class period, stated Danny Roche. With all the work put in by the yearbook staff many members agreed that time seemed to slip through their fingers. As a normal school day ended, many students felt the relief of being able to go home and relax. Little did anyone realize that members of the Aurora staff stayed after the final bell, sometimes as late as 7:00, working to make the 1983 Aurora its best. Learning how to put the yearbook together kept staff members busy before the school year had even begun. Having only 6 returning members, combined with a new publishing company, made it a difficult task for everyone. As the first deadline drew near, the pressure began to build. Many members gave up their weekends, after school time and extracurricular activities, working to get their deadline in on time. The dedication, pride and effort was apparent. Jenny Rinne claimed that she had given up Driver ' s Ed to be on the staff. As each completed deadline passed, the relieved look showed on everybody ' s face. Michell VanOverbeek stated, I felt like shouting for joy; it was a really overwhelming feeling. Many students wondered what kept the yearbook staff so motivated. Was it worth writing, re-writing, and re- writing re-writes? Helen Sanematsu stated, Creating something that touches so many people definitely made every minute on yearbook worth it. aurora 201