Eisenhower High School - Aquila Yearbook (Rialto, CA)

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A SPLASH OF CLASS IS what these Eisenhower seniors show. BLACK IS BACKI Jen- nifer Soesman. Teresa Pedroza, Irma Saucedo. Raymond Martinez, Jason Hamblin, and Lamesio Washington display the black fashion craze PRESENTING IN- DIVIDUAL STYLES are Patricia Saucedo. Daryl Mc- Christian, Desiree Dibene. Raymond Martinez, and Isna Anderson. EVEN THOUGH THE MINI SKIRTS are in fashion again, Cheryl Graham. Isna Anderson, Sandra Gallardo, and Patricia Saucedo cover their knees with long skirts, dresses, or slacks READY TO ROLL, Ruben Santascoy. Jason Hamblin, Leilani Delgado, Marcy Lara, and Eddie Gallardo go shopping at In- land Center for fashion buys (Photos by Denise Morales) (Page by Amparo Elizondo) Fashion 1

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Flaring Pizzaz in ' 88 Fashion is the way of the western world. Here in America, people have always dressed with style and have been in connpetitition with each other over clothes. The way in which a person dresses makes a state- ment about themselves. Most people have their own unique style or they dress like their friends and not necessarily as the fashion designers say. Some do follow fully the latest fads. But the fads are constantly changing; so, the fashion conscious people need a sharp fashion eye. When people dress nicely, they generally feel good about themselves which makes them even more attrac- tive and confident. This year ' s styles are in a wide variety with so many different fabrics and textures including cotton to suedes and colors m earth tones to pastels. Colors consisted of pastels such as peach, lime green, and mauve along with earth tones of teal, red, black and shades of khaki Fabrics being used were cotton, knits, washable silks, acid wash denim, leather and suedes Some of the fasionable looks include mini skirts and bomber jackets (By Amparo Elizondo) THE SKY is the limit in fashion as Daryl McChristian, Eddie Gallar- do, Alex Zuniga Steve Aldaco and Ruben Santascoy shorn their per- sonal fashion styles (Photo by Denise Morales) THE MANY STUDENTS at Eisenhower model different tads. (Photo by Caren Smith) (Page by An.rjaro Elizondo) 10 Fashion

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Jobs Keep fisenhower students worked hard to earn money. The money earned was spent in different ways: Cammie Whitesell, To buy things for my boyfriend Chris Kruger, I don ' t spend it, I bank it! Vaughn Fahie, My car Jobs were held by students around Rialto and as far as Upland JAZZ BAND SAX PLAYER Vaughn Fahie awaits the next song Besides his job at Sun International Travel Service in Upland, Vaughn enjoys playing alto sax tor the Ike jazz band HAMBURGER STAND may sound generic but Chns Kruger says tiis job IS ' ' high class. ' ' CAMMIE WHITESELL ,a band member, babysits youngsters at First Assembly of God Church. According to Cammie, her job is interesting! (Photos by Craig Conner) (Page by Craig Conner) 12 Jobs