Eisenhower High School - Aquila Yearbook (Rialto, CA)

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sS..W.:? .LS2 ' i gLM J .i ' Mmihi n so Jl STUDENTS ' ART WORK will be displayed in the new art gallery next to J-6 (Photo by Jason Cox) THE QOLDEN EAQLE ALLIANCE hosted their own field show tournament on November 14, 1987 After all the guest bands performed the Alliance Performed ttieir own show. (Photo by Carolyn Conner) EISENHOWER MADRIQALS performed at the fall open house for ttm parents who came. (Photo by Patrtc Walsh) DRAMA: (Bottom row:) Tony Arratia, Kathy Purdy, Vince Polverini, Shirley Alex. Kim Staples, George Pieper, and Randal Pochmora (Middle row:) Shonda Gibbons, fvlarie Cervantes, Valerie Novak, Lisa Beckwith, Temple Leifingwell, Stacie Pollak, Jason Giacopalli, Julie Polman, Jennifer Krause, Cerena Galley, Robert Ivlartelt, James Martinez, Shanna Pochmara, and Cindy Phillips (Top row:) Anthony Akers, Angelika Pineda, Dave Bouch, Mike Carey, Marc Doolin, Troy Bess, Richie Gaspers, Clint Vogel, Mike Medlin, Dave Fitzgerald, and Rashid El Fattel. JAZZ BAND: Akane Ito, Kendrick Davis. Rosie Velasco, Manual Ridge, Richard Flores, Craig Conner, Cammie Whitesell, Phil Smith, Etanisia Lopez- Ortiz {not pictured ) Jason Goodloe, Cyndi Hoagland. Vicki Hughes, Dons Jaramillo. Vince Jackson, and Vaughn Fahie (Photo by Richard Slegel) (Page by Craig Conner) Fine Arts 167

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Color of the Arts The Fine Arts Department was headed by Paul Muckenfuss and included drama production, band (jazz, marching and, concert), choir (Madrigals, and Ike Choir), and the visual arts (ceramics, drawing, and painting) The drama productions class was a class for those talented in acting The class perfomed about three ma- jor plays during the year To Gillian on Her 37th Birthday was the first play and it won the Southern California Educational Theater Association ' s award. That was a first for the high schools in the San Bernardino county. Harvey was the second play staged in R-1. Mr. Barry Wallace was the instructor. The group seen out at all the home football games was a part of the band In his first year at Eisenhower, Mr. Richard Siegel, band director, was well pleased with the group ' s achievements. They brought home many trophies that were won during the marching season This year ' s field show repertoire consisted of Amarillo, Old Time Rock ' n Roll, Chatanooga Choo- Choo, and When You Wish Upon A Star. The band per- formed at Dodger Stadium and Disneyland. The band was under the direction of the drum majors, Jeff Martin, senior, and Craig Conner, junior. Mr. Andres Luna was the director of the Eisenhower choirs. He lead the groups in daily warm-up exercises as well as performances. The top vocal group was the Madrigals. This group performed on television once again for KUCR ' s Christmas program. They had their annual Pop Show, and as usual the viewers said it was MADRIGALS: Eric Adkisson. Christopher Agard, Ken Allen, Virginia Band, Gregory Carter, Tami Corhins, Jerome Facen, Jennifer Fewell, Jami Fisher, Kristin Garcia, Trinidad Garcia, Michelle Hamilton, Sunyani Henry, James Hornback, Natasha Jellerson, Michelle Johnson, Derrick Law, Teresa Love, Angel Nelson, Carta Parkerson, Rodney Reid, Stephen Sutherland, Vicki Trull, Alexander Walker, Maryann Waller, Terrel Watson, Delecia While, and Sylvia Tamora. (Photo by Craig Conner) a success ; Art classes were for students talented in drawing,; painting, or ceramics Mr. Paul Muckenfuss was the; department chairman Ms Elayne Davison and Mr. j Robert Bellah also taught art classes (By Craig| Conner) : f0 ' mw |£ : i QOLDEN EAGLE ALLIANCE: (Top row:) Eric Adkinson, Mike Fields, Devoie Webster, i Nancy Jaramillo, Laura Bird, Anthony Judkins, Matt Cutler, Richard Flores, Marc Reddick ' (6th row:) Vincent Jackson. Doug Chisholm, Patrice Walsh, Jason Goodloe, Richard : Johnson, Ricky Coleman, Malcom Moten, Nathan Guill, Brandi Fairchild (5th row:) Jay Lee, Robert Bennion, Dons Jaramillo, Adam Johnson, Erika Harden, Jason Riddle, Mary i Smith, Skye Hampton, Emmanuel Haase (4th row:) Chns Wesman, Deshawn Young, Brian | Fisher, Julie Bigler, Rosie Valasco, Angel Nelson, Richell Lilord, Cindy Hoagland, Keith Chisholm (3rd row:) Craig Conner, Andrea Rea, Joy Polman, Danni Gebara, Desiree ' Oibene, Cammie Whitesell, Karrie Mendonka, Lynn Resendez, Cyndi Phillips, Debbie i Wilburn, Jell Martin (2nd row:) Marlene Zavala, Karen Oats, Rachel Cluise, Rautasha Corh ' ley, Alicia Gates, Ann Margaret Tovar, Connie Boriero. Julie Harden, Shelley Jones. Kim Clark, Melinda Jellries, Libby Dennise, Nicole Garibay (lit row:) Janella Gordon, Tina ' Rea, Mary Moran, Liz Moran, Raijeim Douglas, Dyanna Mounts, Candi Hunter, Christina i Smith. Vicki Hughes, and Susan Rump (Pag by Craig Conner) 166 Fine Arts

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Learn to Converse in Many Languages r he Foreign Language classes offered at Eisenhower ' were Spanish, French, and German. Each of the three courses stressed grammar, conver- sation, speaking, reading, and writing. Audio visual aides were used for additional practice. The more advanced classes, such as Spanish II and French II and III, further emphasized the basics taught in the first year courses and stressed more oral conversation. German II introduced German literature and culture. (By Gerrje Lester) IN SPANISH CLASS, students get ready to go over homework questions TAKING NOTES foreign language students review for a test wliich will be held the next day IN MISS OFELIA DELGADO ' S SPANISH CLASS, students prac- tice pronunciation skills. (Photos by Kazuki Aokl) (Page by Gerrie Lester) 168 Foreign Language