Eisenhower High School - Aquila Yearbook (Rialto, CA)

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7 Ei E it 1. li Z M. , W9 'Z' WE OWE OUR HS HERE WE CHERlSHED Y WE PLEDGE C WHEN TWlLIGl SML ACROSS OU T One of our many assem- blies this year included the trampoline assem- bly. National champion and olympic vvinner Judy Johnson and l-larold Cotes gave a fine per- formance tor the student body. Many vvere amazed at the dangerous stunts that they per- formed. With trampoline being a popular class, many students could appreciate Miss John- son's skill and coordina- tion. At an assembly given by Paul Yearout, he discussed sex, morals and human relations. l-le also remained on cam- pus the full day discuss- ing vvith students his vievvs and theirs. TOP: Judy Johnson shows her skill lumping rope as she does a back flip. FAR LEFT: Paul Yearout addresses students at one of the years assemblies. LEFT: Harold Cotes and Judy perform an expert stunt on the trampoline. activities 23

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1 iii. Many hardworking hours were spent by the soph- omore class in preparing for basketball home- coming. Since it was held on valentines day it seemed an appropriate time to choose a queen and court. Randy Eil, ASB secretary ot state was the master of ceremonies and announced the win- ners. Carol Bahnsen was tirst announced as soph- omore sweetheart, followed by the crowning ot Carol Glazier as junior darling. The queen tinal- ists were then escorted across the basketball court. Wendy Uhl was named first princess. Tears and cries came from Paula Tapp as she was announced basketball homecoming queen of 1975. iii TOP LEFT: Queen Paula Tapp and escort James Taylor enjoy dancing at the homecoming dance. ABOVE: The queen and her court, with escorts, pose for a picture at the dance. FAR LEFT: Carol Glazier is escorted by Doug Hood during halftime. LEFT: A happy pep squad congratulates the team after a hard fought win. activities 25