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

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About to return to claM, Tanya Tomlin. Ra- quel Gonzalez, Brandy Smith, and Jeb Farber finish their snack-time conversation. silling In tho library, sophomore. Emily Heath reads a novel lor her honors English class. The library was a great place to go and study or work on an assignment Having )u l ralurnad to achool from lunch, i senior. Chris Robinson sips his Coke and looks at the goings on of the hill. ,. ' ' Raising his arm to the alma mater, Carl Weeks shows his pride and spirit in North to everyone. The alma mater was recognized by all. but few students knew all of the words. Spending snack in the parking lot, the only sanctioned smoking area on campus, some stu- dents take a breather from class Multi-colored hair and earrings were not uncommon around campus as more and more people began to take on distinctive looks the special package 3

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At Shelly McClur h lpa finish a chMr atop Kim Wynn ' s shoulders, Krislan Baker helps Mi- chelle Siroebel get otf the ground. Christine Smart also cheers in front. tudents Make The Choices The package was full of a dazzling array of choices, beginning with 16 general areas of study and over 100 individual classes. Unlike many other high schools, Huskies could also select both the teacher and time period of their choice. Along with academics, there were 33 different teams and 26 varied organizations which students could find in that special package. As North plays indio in water polo, some students take in the excitement of the game after school. Attending sports competitions was a popular activity. Receiving the ball in the hole, fvlike Wed- dington shields it from an Indio opponent. North went on to defeat their rivals and clinch the Ivy League Championship. husky choices 5