Eisenhower High School - Aquila Yearbook (Rialto, CA)

Page 17 text:

People Busy aughn Fahie, who works at Sun International Travel v Service, says, The job is fun and has good pay for my age, Some students said it was hard to hold a job and keep up with school work; while, others said the extra time was hardly noticed. All agreed; however, that when the check came in, the work was well worth the time. (By Craig Conner) WAITING TO EXIT (he parking lot, students leave to go to their jobs IKE ' S CAREER CENTER is a jOb source for students Here Mr David C amarigg, work experience counselor, signs a student ' s work permit PIZZA s an American favorite, and Ixhind these doors Rick Col- eman works. (Photos by Craig Conner) (Page by Craig Conner) Jobs 1

Page 16 text:

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

Page 18 text:

Halloween Spirits Arrive SANTA CLAUS IS COMING TO TOWN but tor Halloween. Todd Gordon and Betti Lord dress up as Mr. and Mrs. Claus without lt e other knowing what they would be for Halloween (Photo by Sandy Redwine) TIME TO WAKE UPI Keith Scott comes to school in his pajamas lor Halloween (Photo by GooM Kneale) WHO ' S THAT GIRL? Ifs not Madonna but Mr Bert Cassan. counselor, who dresses in the spint ot Halloween. (Photo by Geoff Kneale) 14 Halloween Halloween was a good time for make believe. Ghosts, goblins, panda bears, gremlins, pum- pkins, football players, Madonna looka-likes, and wit- ches filled the campus Students and teachers showed their school and Halloween spirit by dressing up for Oct. 30. Students showed up for the traditional costume con- test at lunch time in the quad, but Student Council did not hold it The Rialto Recreation Department planned a carnival complete with food, games, rides, haunted house, and costume contest for all ages Even though the ram was heavy for most of the week and for Halloween night, the spirits at Eisenhower High School were not dampened for the holiday (By Teresa Pedroza)