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

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I Putting up a lob over her opponent ' s head, Heidi Kirkpatnck wins her set 8-3. Kirkpatrick ' s victory lead North ' s JVs to a 26-2 rout over Cor- ona. Watching her serve go in, Edie Chang awaits the return from her Ramona opponent. Chang went on to win the set 8-0 in North ' s 28-0 rout of Ramona. SEASON RECORD (16-1) North 25 J, San bevuciuhnc North 2J 5 Norco North 1 21 Hemet North 25 3 Ramona North 25 3 Corona — ' North 2i ' Rim of the World North i9 y Rubidoux rt North 28 Arlington fl) North 28 Moreno Valley JJ North 21 y Norco H Hemet P North 15 13 North 18 10 Indio U. North 28 Ramona North 26 2 Corona North 18 10 Poly North 28 5 Arlington North 28 Moreno Valley . IIIIIBIIBHiHSfliBli IVY LEAGUE CHAMPIONS

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TENNIS ?r Success Comes Easy Just try to win the last point, said Coach Hughes each time the girls went out on the courts to play. In tennis, the player who wins the last point wins the match. And following Hughes ' advice, the girls ' JV ten- nis team won many last points, losing only one match all season. With this record the IV team, as did the varsity, won the Ivy League for the first time in its history. The triumph was the result of much hard work. On days when they didn ' t have matches, the girls practiced from sixth peri- od until 4:CXD or 4:30, during which time many things were accomplished. Our practices consisted of drills, practice games, and challenge matches, explained Edie Chang. Another factor contributing to its success was the help and inspiration received from Coach Hughes, who was very well liked by the players. I like him because of his good sense of humor and there ' s something in his personality that that makes me want to work hard for him and myself, commented Bianca Lopez. We have a good feeling about our season and what we ' ve accomplished, concluded Jennifer Deal. And judging from the skills of the team which earned North ' s first girls ' There ' s something personality that makes rrie want to work hard for him and for myself. lunior Varsity Ivy League Championship, the individuals will continue to win many more last points. -Jf S 1 JV TENNIS TEAM, FRONT ROW: Robin lohn son, Lehcia Duncan, Tricia Roberts, Edie Chang, Hiedi Kirkpatnck. lenniter Deal; ROW 2: Nicole Powell, Lisa Straite, Suzonne Gravel, Rhodes, Bianca Lopez. Ginger 86 sports

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VOLLEYBALL VARSITY VOLLEYBALL, FRONT ROW: Rhonda Telzlatl, Sep Parzd, Glon.i Avila, Barbara Baraids, Shern Laake, Kan Smith; ROW 2: Cynlhia Serna, Yvelte Gutierrez. Shawna Turner, Michelle Thomas, Mia Volanquez, Coach Becky Porter. SEASON RECORD (0-20) tt) Nnrth 015. ais San Bcmardino 3 North 0-15. 2-lS Norco [2 North 315, 4-15 H«m«il Jljr North 215. 315 Ramona North M 16. IS- 5. 4-15 Corona • North 1-15. 515 Perns North 815. 815 Rubidoux Q North tLt North 15-10. 9-15. 5-15 Arlington 2-15. 315 Moreno Valley •— ' North 315. 315 Norco (t North 215. 315. 115 Hemet North 6-IS, 1-15.15-11. 1-15 Ramona tr North 4-15. 1315. 0-15. 11-15 Corona North 6-15. 11 15. 9-15, 15-11 Perris J North 415. 12-lS, 3-15 Arlington t— • North 415. 315 Moreno Valley North 16-14, 3-15. 615. 4 15 Noroo EIGHTH IN IVY SEASON RECORD (0-15) . ■ , - - . 1 North 0-15. 4-15 Norco 5 North 215. 415 Hemet O North 5-15, 7-15 Ramona J North 10-15. 2-15 Corona (K North ai5 2-15 Perns vJl North 5-15. 15-12, 7-15 . L. North 6-15. 14 16 Arlington P North 3-15. 2-15 Moreno Valley to North 2 15, 5-15 Norco [— ! North 7-15, 3-lS Hemet ■ North 2-15, 11-15 Ramona North 0-15, 1416 Corona North 5-15. 2-15 Perris North 6-15. 1315 Arlington North 1416, 9-lS Moreno Valley EIGHTH IN IVY Reaching back, Carolyn Hernandez prepares for a power serve during warm-up for a match against Arlington. North lost three games to one. Following a front row set, Barbara Baraias spikes the ball deep into the corner. The point led to North ' s 1511 victory in game three against Ramona. 88 sports