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N ovember 2 9, 2018
Vol 17 , NO. 11
After 25 year s Eisenhower High are CIF football champions By David Phillips
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n a cold night in Rialto the Eisenhower Eagles prepared to face off against the Highland Bulldogs from Palmdale, CA. Both teams came into the match 13-0 yet Highland seemed to have a statistical edge in every category leaving some Eagles fans nervous about the game’s outcome. Eisenhower lost the coin toss in the last two playoff games against Chaffey and El Rancho forcing them to play away instead of at home. Having the D10 CIF Final at home was a welcomed change from having to play away each week. The Eagles came out of their blowup tunnel with their signature tribal-style dance with yellow and green smoke swirling around them. As the 1st quarter got underway you could tell the nerves were Champs, cont. on next page
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Eisenhower team and coaches pose for group photo after their CIF Finals win.
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athy Ramirez, operations manager at Inland Valley Federal Credit Union in Fontana, was among those honored at the California and Nevada Credit Union Leagues’ REACH 2018 Conference.
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The Rialto resident received the Leagues’ Tomorrow’s Star Award, which recognizes the achievements by young credit union professionals age 35 and under. She was honored during the annual meeting and convention for the Ontario, CA-based trade association for the two states, held Nov. 6-9 at the Loews Hollywood Hotel in Los Angeles, CA. Ramirez was hired as a member service representative at the credit union in 2007—it was her first job within the credit union industry. Through the years, she has steadily gained new responsibilities. She was promoted to operations lead in 2014, supervising the front office operations includRamirez, cont. on next page
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California and Nevada Credit Union Leagues President and CEO Diana Dykstra (left) presents the Leagues’ Tomorrow’s Star Award to Rialto resident Kathy Ramirez, operations manager at Inland Valley Federal Credit Union in Fontana.