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

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Gloria Araqon Eileen Ares Tony Arevalo Gloria Armendar Christopher Ash Eva Avila Lisa Avila Ruben Ayala Linda Ayers Yolanda Baraias Sean Barlow David Barnes Lolita Barrios Jamison Battin Lupe Becerra Brett Beckett lack Bench Mario Bielik Richard Blackburn Emily Blain Catherine Block Robert Boebinger Paul Bradford lodi Brandom Monique Brewster Troy Brigqs Karen Brooks Eric Brown Jeffery Brown Shonlez Brown Elizabeth Brundies Steven Bunyak Andre Burnside Sandra Butler Allen Cadatal John Caldwell Gerald Camenga Karen Camillo jeffery Campbell Carol Cardenas Freddy Carranza lose Carranza Mario Carreno Jose Carrillo Stacy Carroll Kristi Carter Timothy Cassidy Wayne Caudill 04 sophomores 1 27 tfl

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Sophomores Homework Offers No Breaks Okay class, for tonight V fwill do page 79, 1-58 all! Gasp!! What do you mean WE And what about our live other classes?! This was the typical exchange between teachers and students during the final minutes of most classes throughout the year. Many students felt that their homework, loads had increased since their freshman year. 1 had more homework my sophomore year than my freshman year, and more homework my junior year than my sophomore year, stated Jaina Dixon. One reason for an increase in homework was the recent addition of reguired classes to the schedules of students beginning with the Class of ' 87. Because of the extra classes I must now take, I ' ve had more homework than 1 would have, remarked Paula Ginter. Due to the new law, Ginter had to take one more year of math, English, science, and social studies than she had previously planned. It ' s a pain, but I guess I ' m learning more, said Gmter. Another factor which determined the amount of home- work given was the new Advanced Placement courses. Classes in math, English, science, and social studies were all intense courses reguiring large amounts of extra study time, f-lomework was given out consistently by my AP class teacher, remarked Lynne Westafer. But regardless of whether or not one was affected by the new requirements or took AP courses, students of all classes found out quickly that homework was a necessity in order to obtain their desired grade. Teachers, howev- er, felt that homework was more than just a necessity. Smirked Mrs. Polite, Practice makes perfect. .j.. Discussing a math problem, Scott Bums and Kim Gallagher rush to finish their homework. The Career Center was a popular place lor students to complete last minute homework and also served as a theater lor college presentations and early morning tutonng sessions. Catherine Acosta Tony Adame lose Aguilar Steven Aguilera Cladia Aguirre Laura Aguirre Deloris Aldridge Fred Almarez George Alvarez Anjanette Anderson Stephan Anderson Sandra Apanco 126 people

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Sophomores Tammy Center Fred Cerda Lydia Chaqolla Kenneth Chamberlain Robert Chen John Cheng Steven Chio Keith Coleman John Coles Robert Collins Chris Comeaux Kenneth Cooke Matthew Cooper Brenda Corbin lenniler Cote Glen Cowan April Cox Margaret Cram Michelle Grain Allred Cruthird Lynn Cruthird Edward Cuccinello Donald Dalton Jennifer Deal Brian Deconinck Cathenne DeHaye Arturo Delvalle Cheryl Denney Deana Denno John DeWoHe Khamla Dhouti Freddie Diaz Krishna Dohanos Jeanette Domenic Karen Dorado Kipp Dorsey Robin Dumas Daniel Dumont Shannon Duncan Michelle Edwards Towanda Edwards Daniel Ehrlich Ronda England Debora Enriquez Richard Enckson Steven Erzen Tajalli Estes Roy Earns W6p:m