Etiwanda High School - Aquila Yearbook (Etiwanda, CA)

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Friday Fanatics riday at most schools was just the end of the week, but at Etiwanda, Fridays also meant a new noon activity for the students to participate in. The Friday noon ac- tivities ranged from pie-eating contests to sleigh pulls. These activities provided a much needed rest from the ususal school curriculum and excitement for the students. Sophomore Tracy Bellon described it, Friday noon ac- tivities end the week with a Bang! Friday noon activities, which were started the year before, became a well liked tradition that other E .H.S. students will enjoy in the future. lstsri im 2 1. Yvonne Fuentes and John Eastlick seem to be more attached than most friends. 2. I ate the whole thing! David Zepada seems to be saying. 3. Etiwanda High School students display class unity by pushing their favorite VW to victory. 52 f Friday Noon Activities 4 A5952 H2654 SGH

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alley's Comet returned to' earth in late 1985 and early 1986 for the first time since 1910. This comet was named for the famed English Astronomer, Ed- mund Halley. Halley's spec- tacle was Hrst observed by the ancient Egyptians in 240 B.C. The comet orbits, on average, every seventy- seven years. Few people have been able to live to see the coming and going ofthe comet, more than once. Mark Twain was fortunate enough to be born in the comet year, and predicted his own death in 1910 simultaneous to Halley's next arrival. Maybe one of us will be fortunate to be alive long enough to see it twice. n seventy-seven seconds, a sudden burst of white and yellow Hre, trails out to form a twisted Y in the sky. The metal pieces of the space shuttle, Challenger fell into the sea. On January 28, the Hue men, two women space crew, died instant deaths as the shuttle was launched into space. The team consisted of Commander, Dick Scobeep Pilot, Michael Smith, Judith Resnik, an electrical engineer, Ronald McNair, a physicist, Ellison Onizuka, an aerospace engineer, Gregory Jarvis, an electrical engineer, and Christa McAuliffe, a school teacher. Memorial services were held at various place throughout the country as the nation mourned the loss of the seven astronauts. World Events 1 51

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