Eisenhower High School - Aquila Yearbook (Rialto, CA)

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MRS. CHARLOTTE PROBST Do you know the woman many call Mother whose wit often inspires laughter from those around her? Do you know the woman who al- ways conscientiously carries out her duties as Chairman of the Girl ' s Physical Education Department? Do you know the teacher who never misses an opportunity to instill in the minds of her students her own enthusiasm and devotion to Eisenhower High School? If so, you know Mrs. Charlotte Probst, the energetic, smiling, and amiable Physical Education Teacher. It is to you, Mrs. Probst, we wish to give special recog- nition and thanks for your active concern for us, and your willingness to listen to our problems. U . r ' I v J » 1 MRS. MARY HODSON You ' ll know her when you see her -a small red-headed, teacher of Emerging Nations, who seems to be everywhere at the same time. While walking in the corridors, you ' ve probably heard her pounding some sense into her students or heard the class laughing along with her, as you passed her room. At the games she can be heard cheering above the noises of the shouting crowd. You ' ll notice the smile that is almost always on her face, even her typically red-headed anger cannot help but bring a smile to one ' s face. With pride, we give special recognition to Mrs. Hodson, one of the finest assets at Eisenhower. HONORED TEACHER 7

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RECOGNITION AND SPECIAL HONOR FOR SPECIAL TEACHERS As our school gi ' ows larger, so does our faculty. Each year it becomes more difficult to nar- row down to one person the many mentioned by our student body for the special honor of the dedication of the Annual. This year the Aquila Staff has decided to honor three of the teachers mentioned most often by the students for special recog- nition. This year they selected Mr. Snyder, Mrs. Hodson, and Mrs. Probst. MR. PAUL SNYDER Mr. Snyder, you are known widely on our campus as a genuine friend to all students. Our faculty also respects and admires the able and efficient way you carry out your duties as At- tendance Counselor. We are eager to show you how much we appreciate your endless willingness to assist any student in need. We fully realize how much of your valuable time you spend each day ad- vising students about their personal problems as well as job opportunities. We know how often you have taken the time to give us a lift when we seem to need it the most. Because of your influence, many students have remained in school instead of dropping out. Your deep dedication t o your work, your cheerful smile and attitude have never failed to give others inspiration. 6 HONORED TEACHERS

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Mrs. Mahoney ' s Trig class finds a student ' s explanation helpful in the understanding of a difficult proble Mrs. Thompson ponders if further explanation is needed as her class works on a Bookkeeping problem. Students discover that learning to type is a skill that car, be applied to many facets of their future. 8 CURRICULUM