Etiwanda High School - Aquila Yearbook (Etiwanda, CA)

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County Winners t was a winning year for EHS, but not only in sports. Participating for only the third time, Etiwan- da High School placed First in the county and twenty-fourth in the state. In the Academic Decathlon, the team consisted of seniors Marty LaFrenz, Kamna Dhoka, Gene Villarin and Scott Coatsworth. The juniors were Donovan Cocas, Bruce Draper, Chandra Anderson and Allison Thormeyer. Nancy Patterson, a social studies teacher, coached them. These students, with the help of many teachers, studied in the fields of social science, mathematics, science, economics, language literature, and fine arts. Not only did the competition require knowledge in these sulyects, but the students also had to write an interview, present an impromptu and prepared speech. They placed first place in the essays and the Super Quiz. Mrs. Patterson stated, These students worked hard, and it paid off. The Success of our 85-86 Academic Decathlon team was further evidence of the greatness of Etiwanda. 48 f Academic Decathlon

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Miracles and Tragedies L ive Aid, a concert with over a hundred artists, made over seventy million dollars for Africa. It was the idea of Bob Geldof who got such singers as Madonna, Phil Collins, Tina Turner, Brian Adams, and many more to devote their time on July 13, 1985, to help raise money, for the starving peo- ple, came. More saw it on T.V. All of the proceeds went to help feed the starving people of Africa. I n a year when fans suffered revelations with exten- sive drug use by players, the accomplishments of this man were spectacular antidote to the fans' pain. In Cincinnati 's Riverfront Stadium on September 1 1, 1985, with 47,237 people watching, 44 year-old Peter Edward Rose broke Ty Cobb's record for Hmost career hits with 4,192. Rose's timing with the bat couldnt have been finer against the San Diego Padres Pitcher, Eric Show. Ty Cobb held the record for over fifty years with 4,191 career base hits. So far Pete Rose, the all-time major league leader for career hits, ended the 1985 season with 4,204. 50 f World Events I n late September 1985, an earthquake hit measuring 7.8 of the richter scale. As many as buildings were destroyed killing 10,000 people. Many were buried though alive in ruins. Rescuers worked day and night sifting th the results ofthe earthquake. Moderate earthquakes had been common in M ico City in weeks previous to the big disas However, the latest upheaval was quite differs Downtown buildings began to vibrate wildly, me Iampposts swayed and bent like rubber in tl sockets in the shuddering streets.