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

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CROSS COUNTRY ■ 1 8 Miles Not Enough Some of us had a rough time at first, but we got used to it, said Joseph Hansberry of the cross country team ' s rigorous workout schedule. Running eight to ten miles at six in the morning surely did much to improve the young team, but sometimes hard work just wasn ' t enough. The season record, however, proved not to be the most important part of the year to the team. Most agreed that it was the comraderie of the group that made the strenuous work bearable. work, but we had a lot of fun doin-- -- ' In fact, some not only thought it bear- able, they actually found it enjoyable. Farber explained, It involved a lot of hard work, but we had a lot of fun doing it. Coach Davis said, They were a great group of guys; the best I ' ve had in a long time. Others found the strenuous workouts to be good preparation for various differ- ent sports as well. Even though we weren ' t very good, I got in good shape for the track season coming up, said Hansberry. Unfortunately, there were more fresh- men on the cross country team than on any other team in the Ivy League. And however much cross country benefit- ted other sports, the team proved to be too inexperienced to be very success- Contemplating against Corona, breattier. his fourth place liiush Joseph Hansberry takes a CROSS COUNTRY TEAM; FRONT ROW: Gary Hail, ]eb Karber, John Charles, Chris Breitschwerdt, Al Nieblas; ROW 2: Coach Davis, Dan Frakes, David Rabe, Joseph Hansberry, Tony Hutchinson: TOP ROW: Roberi Weeks, Dan Billy. While Al Nieblas runs another lap, lolm Anderson heads oH the track to the tinish line I the cross country course. Their finishes helped North to a 16-46 victory over Hemet. 82 sports

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tting back behind an overpursmng defender, odd Edwards drives a path across mid-field as Jim uera looks on. North continually dominated Perris their 44-0. victory. Season Record (5-5) . North 20 H- Jb Upland 20 Poly Ji North 6 North 6 20 Rubidoux North 24 28 Norco i {D North 22 15 Hemet i North 14 Ramona North 14 Corona North 18 2 Perris North 35 Arlington North 37 (J Mcreno Valley Third In Ivy ■eJEL Season Record (4-5) North North North North North North North North North Upland Leuzinger Rubidoux Hemet Ramona Indio Perris Arlington Moreno Valley 4 o m Ml o o cr 0) Second In Ivy I«ESHMEN FOOTBALL TEAM, FRONT |DW: B. league, T. Rosas, D. Washington, K. :Knight, J. Charles, I. ViUegas, B. Reilly; ROW 2: | boyles, C. Lara, S. Miranda, C. Brown, I. Holmes, . David, T. Garcia, ROW 3: A. Ahmed, S. Dencar- Icao, Coach Bastiaans, Coach Bass, Coach John- son, Coach Johnson, Coach Wade, T. Edwards, G Hernandez; ROW 4: H. Soto, R. Martinez, M. Car reno, R. Vargas, M. Adkins, W. Shropshire, J. Luera B. Owen; ROW 5: J. Cram, R. Flores, R. Kopen haver, K. Madison, L. Galvan, A. Sweeney, A. John

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I it North 42 North 16 North 30 North 15 North 30 North 37 North 32 Norco Hemet Ramona Corona Perris Arlington Moreno Valley SEVENTH IN IVY SEASON RECORD (1-4) North 25 North 30 North 25 North 15 North 46 11 25 15 26 25 Moreno Valley Arlington Corona Ramona Hemet SEVENTH IN IVY Turning toward the final stretch, David Rabe leads a trail of Ramona opponents. Despite Rabe ' s finish, the North team lost to Ramona 30-25.