Eisenhower High School - Aquila Yearbook (Rialto, CA)

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i «, Right: Remembering his life back in Ghana South Africa, Anthony Ackah answers a questionnaire for the annual. Above: During her history class, Jan Catn listens attentively to homework instructions. Above: Listening to Mr. Wholers, explaining how to do Synthetic Division, Masao Omae prepares to get his work done. ti 20 Exchange Students

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Above: Shaunalyn Watson and Arkellha Dunken pose with Santa, like they did when they were kids. Above: Returning to class after receiving a birth- day bouquet. Holly and Lori wonder who (he ad- mirer is. Holidays 19

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A World of Memories On campus there were a few students who have some very different and exciting stories to tell. Some of these were told by the exchange students. They came from many different countries: Japan, China, Germany, South America, and Africa. To these students going to school in the United States was an adventure and something special. They had to adjust to many changes in their lives, but they learned one important lesson: to change is to grow. They grew, and matured, and learned — and now they are richer for having had the chance to expand their worlds. Other students who also had exciting adventures to tell about were those who helped out in the Los Angeles Olympic Games this summer. Maria Bar- ton helped at the Olympic Village at U.S.C. while Susanna Furfari and Brandi Courtney helped at Pepperdine University for the Water Polo events. Left: Showing off her collection of Olympic pins. Canadian Men s Volleyball jersey, and German Wrestlers jacket — all given to her by the athletes themselves — Is Maria Barton. 9 Synth It didn ' t matter where you were from or what language you spoke — you could always communicate with each other in your own special way. — Maria Barton Left: The Olympic stadium — as seen by Suzanna Furfari during dress rehearsals for the opening ceremonies Olympics 21