Eisenhower High School - Crest Yearbook (Blue Island, IL)

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STUDENT LIFE Rose Lubeclc, Barbara Dowd, Dale Platek, and Bill Bukauskas select their noontime favorites. 170 magic mst coo sz w l-...X l Marvin Schessler browses in the library prior to first peri Student life begins with the arrival of a fleet of buses to all buildings, unloading over five thousand stu- dents. This is followed by the inevitable bustle in the corridors trying to find breathing space prior to class. Some students find a haven in the library. Others converge on the cafeteria in search of familiar faces. Still others report to their respective principals in quest of a blue slip necessary for class admittance following an absence. The bell signals the start of the school day and the students soon adiust to the daily routine of classes, bells, classes, and more bells. A delightful interrup- tion in the form of lunch hour bolsters the student for his remaining classes. Finally, the closing bell and a return to the bus for the ride home. This in short, is the routine day after day, week after week, month after month. However, students life is filled with many activities, sports, dances, clubs, rallies, to allow students a periodic departure from the strenuous academic lite.