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

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Arnetta Clark Tammy Clark Janelle Cline Nicole Cockrell Maishia Coleman Chris Coles Valerie Comeaux Brian Conlee Chris Connelly Heidi Conway Nicole Cooper Raul Cornejo Michael Corona Ryan Cowan Heather Craig James Crain Kim Creviston April Critchfeld Patty Crocker lona Cunningham Roberta Curl David Dalbeck Lachelle Davis William Davis Brian Deconinck Mary DeCeorge Ronnie Deharo Robert Deleon Roby Delossantos Frederick Dencarnacao Manish Desai Chris Detweiler Heather Devlin Hassan Dhouti Andy Diaz Charlene Diaz Freddie Diaz Jackie Dillinger Cabe Domenici Valerie Doucette James Drumm Carlos Duncan Troy Dunkel April Durant Tony Eder Emily Elders Walter Elliot Rob Eiseewi 118 people

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Q Di-lilah Avila Mt iscs Avilcs David Ayala Margarita Ayala Kristen Baker Lisa BaktT Michelle Barber tdmund Barke Malissa Barnes Mike Barrington Randy Beasley Jason Beeglc Josie Beltran Neil Bhakla Dawn Bishop Jeremy Beossneck Jesse Bonilla John Boseke Darla Jean Boyd Liza Boyrazian Robert Bradfield Edward Bravo Chris Breitschwerdt Duane Brickel Julie Brignac Shcri Brinks Nick Brookins Traci Brunka Gretchen Brusca Charles Bufalino Lisa Bunch Lisa Bunyak Larry Burnett Andre Burnside Jamie Bushong Felix Bustos Andy Camacho Carmen Campbell Eddie Candelaria Mary Cannioto Michelle Carney Susie Carranz Mario Carreno Joe Carrillo Carmen Castro Tony Chang Darin Chapman John Charles sophomores 117

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I } 1 f A9 Veronica Espinoza Jcbfdia Farbcr Malissa Farmer Kulrina Farris Tashii Farris Reetion Flores Lane Floyd Leonard Calvin tnemicio Garcia Jessica Garcia Temo Garcia Dawn Garrett Students Switch To Swatch Throughout history, man has used various devices to measure time. Such innovations have included the sundial, the grandfather clock, digital displays, and fi- nally, the Swatch! Swatches could frequently be spotted on the wrists of North High students from all walks of life. Some stu- dents could even be seen with two or more upon their wrist. According to students, these Swatches were popular because they were available in a variety of styles for both guys and gals. These styles ranged from typical numbers surrounding a plain color face, to multico- lored, even psychedelic watches displaying a series of abstract designs. They were also durable and long last- ing, as well as inexpensive. Mrs. Shirley Sandoval pre-, ferred her daughter ' s beige Swatch. It looks great with casual clothes, she boasted. Sophomore Remy Miller, who bought her Swiss watch in Europe, liked it be- cause the time-piece looked upbeat, yet could adapt to any outfit. The only thing is, I haven ' t gotten used to it telling the date in German! she exclaimed. All found that the Swatch suited their fancy. Swatches can look good on anyone, commented freshman Jeff Cox. That is probably why they are so popular. Sparkling in the sun, a wide variety of students ' Swatch watches art displayed. Swatches were noted for their many colors and designs. sophomores 119