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

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TENNigj ia Preparing to hit a passing shot against a Norco opponent, Kelly Lovendge concentrates on the ball. Loveridqe was one of three seniors who played for SEASON RECORD (18-3) North 16 2 San Bernardino North 16 2 Norco North 10 8 Hemet North 17 1 Ramona North 16 2 Corona North 16 2 Rim Ol The World North 17 1 Ferris North 16 2 Rubidoux u North 18 Arlington If North 17 1 Moreno Valley H North 17 1 Norco v North 9 9 Hemet North 9 9 Indio H (I •• North 13 5 Ramona North 14 4 Corona North 14 4 Poly North 17 1 Perns V North 18 Arlington North 16 2 Moreno Valley North 15 3 Glendora North 7 11 La Canada IVY LEAGUE CHAMPIONS GIRLS ' VARSITY TENNIS TEAM. FRONT ROW: Nicky Singer, Kirsten CarLsoi,, Kelly Lovct- idge, Tina Lasater, Monica Decker; ROW 2: Steph anie Klein. Lynn W estafer, Andrea Stanley, Coach Hughes. 84 sports

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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.

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A Year Of Firsts North ' s first Ivy League Champion- ship in girls ' tennis. The first time the girls ' tennis team went two rounds m the CIF playoffs. And the first time two teammates met in the finals of the Ivy League Tournament. 1984 was cer- tainly a year of firsts for the girls ' varsity tennis team. Greater confidence, combined with physical improvements over the sum- mer, were the forerunners of this suc- cess. I knew we had a strong team this year and so I felt more self-assured be- fore matches, said Linda Bartnicki. Coach Hughes commented, In addi- tion to possessing a good mental atti- tude, the players practiced hard over the summer to improve their abilities. Hitting down the line for a winner, Angie Lasater wins her set 6-1. This victory helped North in their 10-0 thrashing of Arlington. Tina Lasater, Angie Lasater, and Kelly Lovendge led the team and lost only four sets between them all year. In the Ivy League Tournament Tina and An- gie finished first and second respec- tively. But that was not all, for the dou- bles team of Linda Bartnicki and Nicky Singer was third, followed by Kirsten In addition to possessing a good mental attitude, ' .the players practiced hard over the summer. COACH HUGHES ( -111-, ' 111 ciml L iVf-iii ln who played doubles in the tournament. It was the most successful season in North ' s history. As individuals and as a team, 1984 girls ' varsity tennis deserved to be placed in the record books and will not soon be forgotten. -Vt On her way to winning the set 6-2, Kirsten Carlson serves an ace, Carlson played doubles w ith Lynn Westaier in North ' s 17-1 victory over Perns. En route to her 6-0 victory over a Hemet oppo- nent, Tina Lasater prepares to hit the ball. Lasater played number one singles for North.