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

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Robert H. Blackman Track, CSF, lazz Ensemble, Nat ' l Merit Semi -finalist. College Bowl, Honor Ush- er, BSR, Wind Ensemble, Percussion Ensemble Becky Lynn Blann CSF, Comp Guard, Key Club, Honor Guard, BSR Stephen R. Bohannon Football, Soccer, Waterpolo David A. Booker Football, Track Robert W. Booth Carie L. Bott CSF, Key Club, French Club, ICC, Pep Squad, Frosh. Class Pres., Soph. Class Pres., Jr. Class Pres., BSR Barry D. Brandon CSF, Honor Guard, Choral Society, Chamber Singers Martin Bratcher Linda R. Briggs CSF, Honor Guard, Choral Society, Chamber Singers Todd M. Bright Soccer, CSF, AURORA, Honor Usher Scott Bums Motorcross Lisa M. Cabrera Finertz, Tech Crew Nina Calhoun Leyha S. Callender CSF, Jazz Ensemble, Site Council, BSR, Wind Ensemble Vinh T. Camenga Joanne M. Campanelli Baseball Mgr., Football Mgr. Johnna C. Campbell Swim Team Mgr., Waterpolo Mgr., Har- lequins, Tech Crew Marlene M. Carbajal Renee Cardiel Kirsten S. Carlson Softball, Tennis SENIORS homecoming queen 53

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' Kelly ' Hasn ' t every girl dreamed about becoming homecom- ing queen at one time or an- other? Well, on November 2 this dream became a reality for Kelly Loveridge. Nominated by the Junior class, Loveridge was both honored and excited about being a candidate. I couldn ' t believe it when Domi- nic Vasquez, the class president, told me the junior class had no- minated me. Homecoming was a busy week for Loveridge and the other queen candidates. With the new judging process, the queen selec- tion was based upon a personal essay, an interview, and the stu- dent vote. Loveridge recalled, I was really nervous before my in- terview with the counselors. The moment of truth came Friday night when the lights went out and a firework display that spelled out Kelly was lit. When I saw my name, it took a few minutes to sink in, then I real- ized 1 had won! I was so aston- ished that I don ' t even remember the fireworks! said Loveridge. •• Eric L. Bay lis Peter M. Beck Cross Country, CSF, North Star, Auro- ra, Site Council, Honor Usher, Jr. Class Pub. Christine A. Bender Genevieve Bettencourt Immediately following the homecoming as- sembly, the queen candidates and their escorts were wisked off to UCR for portraits. The UCR Citrus Lab provided a beautiful setting for Homecoming queen Kelly Loveridge and her escort Steve Bohannon. 52 seniors

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Senior Spirit ' Floats ' A ' • ' V ven though our float wasn ' t the best, said Reggie Stith, we had a great time getting to know each other while we were building it. This opinion was shared by many of the sen- iors who turned up at Steve Whatley ' s house, a week before homecoming to build the senior float. Although the seniors had decided on their theme more than a week in ad- vance, they remained unclear about what they could build to represent Ha- waii in the homecoming parade. With no idea whatsoever about what they would need for a Hawaiian float, the sen- iors went to the store, and returned with streamers, tape, toilet paper, construc- tion paper, and balloons. While they enjoyed themselves in What- ley ' s garage, the seniors built and de- stroyed their first two attempts vrith spray paint and water balloons. Finally they arrived at a version that featured palm trees and a volcano. By working dili- gently after school, and even during school on the day of the parade, the seniors were able to complete their float just in time for homecoming. I was re- lieved that we finished the float, said Steve Whatley, but sorry all the fun was Tonya M. Carney Brian Carricaburu David M. Carrigan Paul Casarez Gloria E. Castillo FHA, MECHA Angela K. Cima Soccer Mgr., Football Mgr., Swim Team Victoria L. Cochran VolleybaU-J.V. Captain ' 84 Trinese R. Coles FHA, Food Service, Football Mgr., Track Deidre A. Crov ley Wrestling Mgr., Tennis, AURORA Andre D. Cubit Football, Track, BSU, Autotech John I. Cullum Brian T. Culver Waterpolo