Eisenhower High School - Aquila Yearbook (Rialto, CA)

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HIGH SCHOOL ,1 t r i So-So explains how to draw cartoons to Kitty and Janet. A LETTER OF GREETING FROM SOLANGE Brasil! Mev Brasil brasileiro I Where the sky is bluer and the sun is brighter, where the people vibrate when the samba comes up, and where the wealth is just hiding under our feet. This is where I come from. I am a native of Fortuleza, the city of the green ocean located in the northeast of Brazil. It was a surprise and at the same time a pleasure to be chosen by American Field Service to come to Rialto, to live for a year with the most wonder- ful family that I have ever met and to study at Eisenhower High School. Thank you, nice people of Eisenhower High School, for all you have done for me and for making my year in the United States one of the most wonderful years of my life. My best wishes to all the teachers, counselors and friends. Adeus Solange Hoyos Fernandes AFS Student from Brasil Sulan c. her brother Laete, and sister Sandra enjoy a leisurely after- noon in Brazil. ji J Solange with her parents when they visited Rio de Janeiro last year. Nancy and So-So pause from a study session.

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SOLANGE COMES TO EISENHOWER HI A iH ' W environment — people, Jungs — shows Sulange a new and difjerent wayoflife I ALETTE ivnere t[ conies u{ 4 EXCHANGE STUDENT

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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