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

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With utmost concentration, Shannon Kline rea- dies herself to set the ball to a teammate while Caro- lyn Hernandez looks on. North lost to Ramona three games to two. tt SHK ' B 5 i Jiiiiiiiiil ,tg HE euH ' iHE J sJan- ! ■■■ii ®. 4 Players Look Ahead a Jt t least we had a perfect re- A cord, said Gloria Avila regarding varsity voUeybairs 0-20 record this season. The varsity and JV volleyball teams both had their share of problems this year. Maybe next year if we work better as a team and improve our attitudes we can improve our record, re- marked Lisa Hayes. Junior Cynthia Serna most clearly stated the weak- ness of the varsity, The main prob- lem was that we simply lacked the skills necessary to win. The weakness of the junior varsity rested upon their lack of exposure to the game. The team consisted of merely two sophomores, the remain- der of the players were freshmen. We hope that next season we ' ll be a much better team with the exper- ience that we ' ve received this year, said Kim Gutierrez. Both of the volleyball teams felt they just needed some hard work, and that with more dedication from the individuals they could be successful. As Rachel Lira commented, We need to be more serious about what we ' re doing. ••• JV VOLLEYBALL, FRONT ROW: Lisa Hayes, Rachel Lira, Kim Gutierrez, Leslie tvlack, Cathy Gray; ROW 2: Coach Debbie Bush, Olga Hernandez, Karin Kirshbaum, Marlene Patino, Shannon Klme, Vicki Schla bach, Khamla Dhouti.

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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

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m Polo Best In Years J W e dii had different person- dlities, but in the water we ' put ttiem aside to play as a team, explained Andy Marshall. Due to the fact that they played as a unit, varsity water polo had a very suc- cessful season. This team was the first in North ' s history to make it to the second round of the CIF play- offs, and also had the best winning percentage with a 17-5 record. Although team playing did the most for water polo, the presence of eight All Ivy League players, including three on the first team, didn ' t hurt. Members of the first team were Mike Santini, Jon Hall, and Marc Kardos. Those on the second were Richard Maraden, Dan Tardie, and Mike Da- vis. Andy Marshall and Tim Leary received honorable mentions. Another reason tor water polo ' s suc- cess was that they received more in struction than teams in the past due to the fact that Coach Anderson handled only varsity, while another coach was found for JV. Anderson ' s dedication to the varsity resulted in his receiving the Ivy League Coach of the Year Award. We really owe a lot to Coach Anderson, remarked Mike Santini. ' We couldn ' t have done it without him. Anderson, in his devotion to the var- sity, helped pull them closer togeth- er and made their season a true group effort. Jon Hall concluded, After all the hard work, it feels great to be part of North ' s best team Finding an open receiver near the goal. Dan Tardie passes the ball to Mike Sanfini. Sanlini was honored for his excellent play ' .vith a second team All C IF award. 90 sports