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

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s ocializing Addicts When students weren ' t sleeping, their lives were often spent social- izing. In fact, there was almost no place where they couldn ' t fulfill their need to socialize. Certainly the classroom couldn ' t weaken their inherent craving; stu- dents did some of their best so- cializing during class. And when students finally did sit down at home to get some work done, they often couldn ' t avoid the ring of the telephone or the itch to call some- one; anyone. Though not always in time with the cheerleaders, spirited Huskies yell support for the football team during the game against Poly. There were places where socializ- ing had the spotlight, however. Fri- day night parties, school sporting events, and lunch outings were all perfect opportunities to get in a word or two with a friend. For many, it really didn ' t matter when the craving struck. Somehow it had to be satisfied. standing in the mid-day sun, K lia Jennerand and Adam Perlstein discuss plans for the weekend. Snack and lunch were timely breaks during a hectic day. During a quiet moment before a home water polo game, Steve Wong relaxes against the diving board pole. With all of the excitement at the games, spec- tators showed more interest than Wong does. Sporting his Spring Breaks sweat top, Norman Lafleur lacadaisically finishes his biology lab. limn known to albWi

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Laughing at an opponent laft without a chair, Lori Miller has some tun during the musical chairs competition of Kindergarten day. II I fiex, you ' re dead, says Brian Smith as he jokingly chokes Matt Moy. A typhoon of activity was known to hit the campus and fast-food restaurants at lunch. Student Lfffe