Eisenhower High School - Aquila Yearbook (Rialto, CA)

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- AQGILA VOLUME XXVI IP n CHANGES Eisenhower High School 1321 North Lilac Rialto, California 92376 Sherry Cortez Editor-in-Chief Betty Diamond Advisor i itle Page 1

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Changes T t has been a year full of changes here at Eisenhower High — some good, some not as good. The business teachers and students were thrilled to get new correction tape typewriters. Ail of a sudden, correcting became a whole lot easier! That was one change that pleased students and faculty alike. For the Varsity Football team, penalties came at the worst possi- ble times and losses occurred because of them. Such changes were especially heartbreaking and difficult to accept. Another change that attracted a lot of interest on campus was the lifting of the restriction against girls in Key Club. The sexual bar- rier was broken and girls were allowed to become members of the most popular club on campus for the first time. Above: Having their first experience on a high school campus Krishna Zimmerman and friend enjoy the sun. Middle: Here ' s a picture of just a few of the active students on campus. Above: Students enjoy a peaceful chat among friends before school starts. 2 Theme