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

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Sophomores Power Changes Hands MI . Anderson is to Mrs. Curtis as Steve Bunyak is to Robert Mulari. This analogy was true because of a hange of power whichi took place within the class of ' 87 administration. Due to his intense involvement with the water polo and swimming teams, Glenn Anderson was forced to step down from his position as class advisor. Mrs. Curtis help- fully took over for Mr. Anderson because, I thought it might be a good chance for me to learn about the run- ning of a class. Steve Bunyak also decided to give up his position stating, I was too busy to do a good job, so I got out of the way by switching places with Robert Mulari. Mulari was able to make USL his fifth period class and could therefore work closely with Mrs. Knott, the Dean of Students and head of the United Student League. This gave the class a better opportunity to begin prom plans. Robert and I were the new folks on the block and were excited about getting plans going, said Mrs. Curtis. Ideas for the prom and fundraisers were made. We accomplished a great deal in spite of the mid-year changes, concluded Mulari. •«• THE SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Vice President Jennifer Hams; Social Chairpersons Catherine DeHayes and Pamela Santini; Publicity Steve Bunyak; Secretary Catherine Acosta; Publicity Andrea Stanley; Treasurer Stacey Rusk. (Not pictured: President Robert Ivlulari.) Teresa Ivlontoya Guy Moore Teresa Ivloore Delmys Morales Suzanne Moreno Anthony Morris LaMonte Mosley Robert Mulari Tim Munderloh Oscar Muro Maria Navarrete Juric Neal 134 people

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Bunyak Wins HOBY I excited and felt honored. The Hugh O ' Brien Youth Foundation Award, commonly known as the HOBY award, added another student to its ranks in November. Steve Bunyak, who was the winner in 1984, demonstrated leadership qualities which went to- ward selection as the school representative. The HOBY Award winner was chosen based on the essays that nominees had submitted. The topics dealt with the nominees ' leadership qualities. The questions - How have you demonstrated leadership ability? How have you ex- pressed sensitivity and concern for others? How have you shown a desire to share knowledge and experience with others?- were to be answered m 75 words or less. It took me more than 75 words per question, but I was able to express myself the way I wanted, said Bunyak. School winners were chosen from all over Southern California and were given the opportunity to attend a three day seminar in Los Angeles. The seminar was designed to encourage fu- ture leaders, while offering them a chance to meet the leaders of today. Bunyak, in additin to his HOBY award, demonstrated lead- ership on campus in many ways. The sophomore class president was also on the varsity soccer team, a member of the AURORA staff and in CSF. 1 wanted to win the HOBY award because the experience of attending the leadership conferences will better my knowledge of what ' s going on in the world, stated Bunyak. -V Flashing his best you-can ' t-be-serious look, Steve Bunyak pauses in the writing of yearbook copy to comment on a bad joke. AURORA and the soccer team were a few of the activities Bunyak enjoyed at school. Eric Medina Anthony Meiia Sherri Mendez Rebecca Meyer Christopher Miller Heather Miller Lorene Miller Billy Mills Meqin Mitchell losephine Mitchell David Moberly Dawn Mondry «4 sophomores 1 33 «t

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Steven Nelson Can Nguyen Maria Ochao Kenneth Oddson Alicia Okouchi William O ' Rourke Steven Osborn Chris Ota Judith Overton George Parra Rebecca Pearson Trang Phan Megan Phillips Irma Picazo lonyson Pierce John Polite Anne Pollis Walter Pollitz Shelby Price Elizabeth Prince Carol Prows Kevin Pruitt James Purpura Julian Ramirez Rene Ramirez Lloyd Ravlin Janel Redd Rodney Reeves Yolanda Reeves Robert Regaldo Martin Reid Micheal Revier Sydney Rice William Rice Timothy Roa Maurice Roberson Patricia Roberts Orlando Robledo Jesus Robles Heather Robley Maria Rockmore Robert Rodgers Hector Rodriguez Diana Rogers Betty Roras Anthony Rossi Blaise Rovney Mario Rueda sophomores 1 35