Eisenhower High School - Aquila Yearbook (Rialto, CA)

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SoDhomores o © Sophomores Add New Color Shades 7 he 1 ,370 new sophomore students brought a new shade of color to replace the one that was lost when last year s seniors said their final farewells This large amount of new students, whose number size was more than last year ' s, gave each counselor an addition of 200 more students on top of the other junior and senior students they already had. This gave each counselor about 500 counselees Almost all of the sophomore classes were filled to the limit and had no more room to spare because of the vast number of sophomore students Each sophomore had to have English, World Cultures, PE, Driver ' s Education Health Education and a total of 100 credits to become a junior. Sophomores elected three officers in October; Mike Savage, president; Mike Hansen, vice president; and Scott MacDonald, social chairperson. The secretary and treasurer became appointed offices because no one ran for them during the elections Appointed to these posi- tions were Christy Flores as secretary and Kerby Kunt- sler as treasurer Only eight sophomores chose to run for office. When sophomores were asked why they didn ' t run, the mam reply was heard They felt that they needed to adjust and feel comfortable at Eisenhower before getting in- volved in activities. Immediately after elections, the officers had to plan the class float for the Homecoming parade Despite the short time period, the sophomore class float placed third in the contesi (By Theresa Gonzales) (Page by Theresa Gonzales) 24 Sophomores ' Division Page

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Students Achieve O tudents at Eisenhower achieve in many different areas Four Eisenhower students won high honors for the Golden State Examination Eleven earned honors, and fifteen received school recognition The four high honors went to Lori Freitas, Cerena Culley, Jeff Lowe, and Paul Lynd The purpose of GSE is to identify students worthy of being recognized for their accomplishments, To Gillian on Her 37th Birthday was one of three plays to be honored by the Southern California Educa- tional Theater Association This was the first time Ike received this honor, Paul Lynd, Eagle ' s Eye editor in chief, wrote the longest story printed in the school newspaper Students from wood shop classes had their projects displayed in the display case in the mam office. Other athletic and academic awards high lighted the year for Eisenhower (By Gerrie Lester) STANDING beside his long story. Paul Lynd shows one ol his • lefa editoridls lor the Eagle ' s Eye newspaper (Photo by Wendy Bettar) IN A DRAMA SCENE, Shonda Gibtx ns as Rachel and Cerena ' ulley ,js GiUuin .-iri iheir parts in To Gillian on Her 37th Birthday (Photo by Barry Wallace) WOOD PROJECTS sAiow the achievements ol industrial arts ■.nlpnis (Photo by Cliff Harris) f m» (Page by Gerrie Lester) Achievements 23 L

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(Page by Theresa Gonzales) Sophomores ' Division Page 25