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

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Irma Garcia John Garcia Jose Garcia Jason Gardian Michelle Garr Craig Garza Frank Garza Kristi Garza Angela Gil Karlleen Gingsberg Paula Ginter Raquel Gonzales Gerardo Gonzales Tisa Gooden Brian Grant Carl Graonowski Jeff Graysen Lance Grieve New Hair Adds Special Flair D are to be wild! Dare to be different! Certainly many students at North did just t hat. One way they did this was by getting a custom-made hair style. I styled my hair this way to be a little crazy! stated Lilly Vasquez. These hair styles served as a new and creative way to express one ' s individuality. I think you can tell some- thing about a person ' s personality by the way they have their hair, said Leticia Ruiz. Although to some the idea of looking different was ap- pealing, others had another point of view. I wouldn ' t have the nerve to style my hair like that, said Dolores Ware. I just couldn ' t! Something new was now added to North ' s campus. It now had a certain pizzaz that was hard to forget. Tracy Tovar concurred, Seeing all of the weird hair do ' s made the school look alive! While waiting for a friend during passing period, John Brooks displays one of the most original hair styles at North. Brook ' s red spiked Mo- hawk turned many heads throughout the year. juniors 107

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Steven Chio Valche Chiranian Sean Clegg John Connolly Kenneth Cooke Veronica Coria Jennifer Cote Glenn Cowan Margaret Crain Michelle Crain Alfred Cruthird Edward Cuccinello Brett Daggy Donnie Dalton Mea Davie Jennifer Deal Ellen Deconinck Catherine DeHayes Michael Delaschmit Arturo Devalle Cheryl Denney John DeWolfe Khamla Dhouti Kristina Dohanos Jeanette Domenici Karen Dorado Kipp Dorsey Robin Dumas Isaac Duran Kimberly Eborn Towanda Edwards Daniel Ehrlich Rhonda England Richard Ericson Steven Erzen Elizabeth Fear Roy Felix Kenneth Fitzgerald Lynn Forsythe Patricia Foster Troy Francis Joanna Fringer Andrew Fuentes Glenn Fuller Marilyn Fuller Evyette Gaines Edward Galvin Joella Gammet £9M 106 people

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Timothy Grigsby Melissa Guerra April Hale David Hall Deborah Halvorsen Mike Hamlet Jennifer Harris Kevin Hart David Hasegawa Scott Hayes Steve Hayes ■ tLM Kristy Heiliger st r M Philip Hekman i irifli l Michelle Hernandez 1 David Herrera 1 HLj H Kacy Hickman 1 B ff l Sharon Hicks KSb ■ Dwayne Hillard i Q Books Weigh Students Down Creased shoulders, crooked spines, and chronic back pain were just a few of the many ailments that crippled students throughout the year. The cause of their pain? Lockers, or should one say the lack of them? For the first time, students, at least juniors and seniors, had to cope with the loss of their lockers. Due to repeat- ed vandalism, all outside lockers were removed during summer vacation, and it was announced that lockers would be assigned to freshmen and sophomores only. The administration felt the juniors and seniors would be able to handle the situation with dignity and grace. If the students really want a locker for the entire four years, all they have to do is keep flunking the 10th grade, suggested Mr. Moshier. Some students were lucky enough to share a locker with an underclassman, while others stashed their books in someone ' s car. The more unfortunate ones, however, were forced to carry all their books, all day long. . . . and believe me, they don ' t get any lighter as the day goes on, concluded Alicia Ockochi. Lugging a stack of books, Michelle Santos hurries to her next class Santos was yet another senior left lockerless.