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

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Additions Eiukhilc collection n ew and Improved was the label often seen on grocery store stielves, however undeserved the title was. But one place that defi- nitely deserved the distinction New and Improved was North High, especially in 1984-1985. Some of the additions: new classes offered— AP Calcu- lus, Speech, AP Modern Europe- an History, and Clerical ROP classes girls ' soccer team 13 new teachers on campus, including one, Mr. Puffer, who didn ' t even have a classroom extended day schedule and the extended year. new, spirited Husky Mascot new librarian, Mrs. K , and a newly organized library mock trial team 20 new computers in the busi- ness department, and many more throughout the school Mid-Winter Ball North Star and the first journal- ism class in three years. But the New and Improved wouldn ' t have meant much if North weren ' t special in the first place. The Standard Collection, The Personal Collection, and The Additions to The Collection all combined to make North The Col- lection—and the best it could be. Frantically stuffing her face with strawberry lello, Sandra Kneqer partici- pates in a contest dunnq lunch. The sen- iors won this particular homecoming ac- livity. 6 opening

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