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

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Tracie L. Matteson Ivette M. McClure Shawn A. McCoy BSR Flag Line Sarah K. McGrath FFA, Frosh. Sweetheart, Club, Choir Key Rodney D. McKinnon Robert M. Mendoza Cecilia A. Menendez Christine E. Meyers Julio F. Monroy V. Soccer David Moore James Moore Joseph Moore Robert D. Moore Tammy L. Moran Timothy A. Moran Donald W. Morgan V. Basketball, J.V. Waterpolo Sherry R. Mortan Pantea A. Moti Flag Captain, Spanish Honor Society, Swim Team Mgr. Matthew D. Moy Honor Usher, Spanish Honor Society, Tennis, Key Club Katherine M. Murphy i SENIORS ' S6 lettermen 53

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rs eniors Wear Pride They strut them up and down the street. The seniors thought they were really neat. They came in blue and gold, it ' s true. To represent their favorite school. It served as a symbol of all they had done Of all their devotion and of all they had won. And throughout the campus not one could find, A letterman jacket in absence of pride. Varsity swimming and tennis letterman, Edie Chang, displays her personal design of her name in Chinese. All seniors included in their jacket something meaningful to the owner and unique to the observer. SENIOR LETTERMEN, FRONT ROW: Moni- ca Decker, Karen Kellner, LaShay Hicks, Teri Duffey, Edie Chang, Susan Hwang, Linda Platzer, Semetrah Harris, Cynthia Serna, Lisa Barger, Nina Smith, Lynne Westafer; TOP ROW: Daniel Tardie, Jack Mares, Matthew Es- tes, Stephen Wong, Richard Hernandez, Anth- ony Hernandez, Marc Kardos, Andy Johnson, Kiel Drake, Ray Serna, Matthew Moy, Michael Weddington, Michael Davis, Robert Moore, and Jose Lujano. 1, ' : ' I V-- ' i ' i Mitr Machandra Polaris, Finertz Jack E. Mares Laura S. Martinez Pep Squad, Swim Team, Soph. Jr. and Sr. Class Social Chair- person, CSF, Spanish Honor Society Michelle Martinez t(% : - y 52 seniors

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u CR, RCC Explored Courageously willing to partici- pate in college courses while still attending high school, stu- dents from North prepared to enter the Real World. Classes such as Art History, that couldn ' t be taken at North, were often taken else- where. Students often elected to take classes at RCC or UCR because they didn ' t fit them into their schedules at North. With the new requirements I found that 1 didn ' t have time for both French III and Spanish I, so I decided to continue my French at UCR, stated junior Catherine Block. Though they were hard and often complicated schedules, many stu- dents found their extra-curricular classes both stimulating and enjoy- able. Sometimes my class was hard, but it ' s fun and I feel it pre- pared me for what to expect in col- lege, said senior Karen Kellner. Walking through the UCR campus, Karen Kellner and Matthew Moy hurry to their next class. UCR ' s location near the campus, made it easier for North students to take classes. William Nehring Khoa Nguyen Phuc Nguyen Andrew Nielson Honor Usher, Soccer, Cross Country 54 seniors