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

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People Made It Happen 1 hrough the union of all connected with the school, North emerged from the shadows and into the limelight. Staff members, parents and SIP moved together toward higher standards, and through their efforts their goals were finally reached. But the most important factor to the success of the past years were the students. They came from all corners of the world, from all income and achievement levels, joining here to make North what it was, a school of harmonizing diversity. Wearing a camouflage outfit and spor- ting an illegal Sony Walkman, Mary Franklin scans the arcade. Tape recorders and radios were banned from campus. opening 5

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I High atop the band ' s new ladder, Gary Locke worked out the final details of the | field show. In her third period English class, Sunny Lane looks toward the front of the room for a homework assignment. ii

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We make it work, com- mented Mrs. Rose, head of SIP, Better than anyone else. Staffers from other schools have been amazed. You actually like each other, they ' ve said. Our compatability has proven to be our most unique and most important feature. Said Mr. John Scott, a substitute teacher, after his first visit, There is a positive energy here, an excitement, and an electricity in the air. During nutrition break, commonly known as snack, Damien Fuller relaxes after his first two classes. North was the only school in the district that had a snack break. ' 1 6 opening f it