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

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an 1 ■ 1 ( a: AURORA STAFF, The N : Jeannette Godoy, La Say Hicks, My Phuong Tran, Leticia Duncan, Alex Silva, Richard Mac- Pherson, Megan Phillips, Lupe Torres, Matt Bright, Chris Miller, Sydney Rice, Brian Rhineharf, Jim Patterson, Pam Santini, Shirley Sanematsu, Erica John- son, My Hanh Tran, Stacey Richman, Lisa Lawrance; BACK ROW: Mrs. San- doval (Advisor), Bianca Lopez, Sean Clegg, Tricia Roberts, Steve Bunyak (As- sistant Editor), David Moberly, Matt Shoaf, Jeff Rinne (Editor), Brian Auten, Mark Holmes, Catherine DeHayes, Katie McCarty, Leela Rao, Brenda Luther; (not pictured: Susan Hviiang, Mandi Lilcs), aurora 1

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Aurora There ' s No Place .m t Aurora? OME, SWEET, HOME! Such . were the feelings of many Au- rora staffers towards Room 243. Contained inside those four walls were not only tears and laughter, but more importantly, a place to go and study or socialize. Many staffers, such as Jim Patter- son, spent hours eating, talking with friends, or getting books out of the Aurora room. The Aurora room is just like a second home, stated Pat- terson. In fact, I spend as much time there as I do at my house! At the beginning of the year, mem- bers were given drawers in which to store their yearbook materials, and allowed to use the cubbies in thi» back where they kept book: school supplies. ' The cubbies wer godsend, said Stacey Richman, I- don ' t know what we would havl done without them. I ■ All factors combined, the t room was considered to be than just a room, but a home from home for staffers. The things missing are my pillov my teddy bear, stated Matt i Otherwise, I would probablyi here, too! This has got to fit, thinks Steve Bunyak as he and Matt Shoaf prepare their copy on the com- puter. The compters were of great help to staff- 82 organizations

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North Star Getting Better With Age I marked Danny Kronenfeldl trommenting on the newspaper ' s im provcment over the previous yeaiil We might not be quite perfect yet| but with a stronger staff and a greatA or understanding of newspaper pro- duction, I think we ' re really :— « places. North ' s bi-monthly publi varied in format, but usually sisted of a four page spread: news features, sports, and editorials. EacF page was headed by a section editoi while editor-in-chief, Alana Cortes presided over the entire staff. In matters of greatest importance however, advisor, Mrs. Cath - ' ' Beatty, had the final say. i Improved organization was Sung Robbins assessment of the Nortl Star ' s evolution. The fact that % now know more about prod ' has really helped us to organi act as a more cohesive unit. ' l dent ' s perception of the seriouj of the class also contributed g I »Kink that we are acquir ffjournalistic attitude, jugh in the heat of da fen got on each other ' s n f enjoyed and appreciati lunity to work with the J said Cortes. We are • staff any more. I think ven that.