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

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Athletes Fight For Recognition With most of the Umelight shining on the seniors, freshmen were of- ten overlooked. But with extra time and effort, some ninth graders were able to break into the athletic scene and grab som ? of that limelight for themselves. Ben Barbee and John Estrada both turned in noteworthy performances for the cross-country team. In girls ' tennis, Cindy Hefner was the only freshmen to even make the team. Then came the win- ter season in which Terry Cassidy, John Rettig, Ricardo Decker, and Tom Rowe all aided the varsity soccer team to a win- ning season. Spring sports saw the varsi- ty swimming of Jennifer Mitchell and William Bringhurst. Gaining experience and competing well, freshmen were important assets to North atheltics. While Ricardo Decker watches the crowd, his fa- ther. Coach Decker, seriously contemplates the play on the field Ricardo, a freshmen, was a valu- able asset with five goals and three assists for the year. I 1 f M P 1 t Jason Park Claudia Partida Ebonee Patterson Marianne Pelikan Anthony Pelletier Susan Pena Maria Penaloza Peter Penunuri Chantoo Phang Faith Phillips Zaneathea Phillips Michelle Pickets .N .4 k

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f fijOf I Norma Murguia Regin.1 Murillo Wdsi Musika Daniel Myers Robert Nava Christina Neal Karen Ncal Nitk Negrete Deana Nchring Troy Newsome Hai Nyguyen Eric Norton Jon Oakes George Ochoa Patrick Oporto Agnes Orpilla Artie Ortiz Rav Parrocki fl } In Search Of Food To TK ' s . . . and back. To Wendy ' s . . . and back. To McDonalds . . . and back; if you could run fast! Thus was the life of a freshman at lunch. I ' d usually just walk to Wendy ' s for lunch, said Daniel Blaine. Most of the fast food restaurants within walking distance were bombarded with these newcomers to the high school lunch exper- ience. I could always make it to TK ' s, but 1 never could get back from McDonalds on time, stated Ben Johnson. One hot freshman spot was Taco Bell. Not only is it the closest to school, said Polly Beard, but it ' s also the least expensive. The average spending allowance for lunch was about $1.50, but some freshmen were able to scrape up a little more. My mom knows how expensive fast food is and I don ' t want to eat here at school, commented Terry Cas- sidy. She gives me $2.50 a day. That was more than some seniors and teachers got! Spending their noon hour on campus. Shelly NKPeak and Kelly Barnes finish off their lunch with desserts from the cafeteria. Although many students left school, some still enjoyed staying on campus. freshinen 139

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