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

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Sitting in his ilosct-officc, School resource Offi- cer Bill Sepulved.i checks over some records. His responsibilities included .issisling the .idniinistr.i- tors in investigating drug alcohol piohlems or any situation requiring legal action or police reports, CAFETERIA STAFF, FRONT ROW: Judy Good- man, Agnes Hughes, Ponnabelle Clark, Mgr., He- len Jimenez, Beverly Jones, Rosemary Chagolla, lloine Royal TOP ROW: Rose Marque , Patricia Joselyn, Martha Fatris, John I. eon, Betty Suel. (not pictured, - i Allen, Chailotte Boulais, Vivian Ve- lasquez) Faculty Not Pictured Daniel Ardron- Math Michael Bartee- Physical Education Bernard Crane- Agriculture Larry Hilsabeck- Physical Education Barbara Libolt- English Gary Puffer- Math Judy Rich- English CLERICAL STAFF, FRONT ROW: Nancy Men- dez, Susan Kitchen, Margaret Hotron, Eva Parker, Vada Jellsey, Nyla Kolterman, TOP ROW: Sandra Okon, Karen Parker, Barbara Killingbeck, Lydia Galvan, Jeanie Duncanson, Carol Moreno, Mery- lyn Buller, Evelyn Johnson. faculty 159

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CUSTODIAL STAFF: Phillip Hodnet, Head Custodian. Emundo Sanchez, Joeanna Alex- ander, Jose Diaz, Fred King iinger, (not pic- tured, Robert Alvarez, Celestine Cervantes, Robert Conrad, Marion Edwards, Frank Garza, Lawrence Hancock, Tony Petrich, Frank Reyes, Charlie Stephens, John Wil- bee, Tyrone White) One of the things I like Best About my job is the counseling I do with some of the kids about pregnancy or drug problems, com- mented Sue Conlon, campus nurse. Her oth- er duties included conducting hearing and vision testing and handling medical emer- gencies. SPECIAL EDUCATION AIDES: Aurora Rizzi, Susan Blackburn, Jean Fox, (not pic- tured, Valda Dorondo, Ruth Reibold) WRICAIS il«.Si«nKi Ulfll ; • ' Meani, VWla.t,

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Checking a sheet of negatives for prospective pictures, Shirley Sanematsu works to complete her deadline lor the Aurora Concluding their first song, Theresa Montoya. Nat.isha Hale, and Brum Reyes blend their voices in the annual Christmas choral production. s ADD Opens Eyes Unwilling to rest on their laurels, organizations continued to ex- pand and innprove. One of these improvements was the introduc- tion of SADD, Students Against Driving Drunk. In only its first year, SADD brought a wrecked car onto cam- pus as a reminder of the dangers of drunk driving, as well as stag- ing a mock accident. Friday Night Live was also presented to all stu- dents and teachers to emphasize the personal tragedies involving drunk driving. SADD president. My Phuong Iran, said, Student awareness was our goal, and I think we suc- ceeded in that respect. Breaking out with his trombone solo during South Rampart Street, senior Chris Gable adds a special melody which listeners soon committed to mem- ory. 160 division