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

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Nanette Witt models a green-blue bulky sweater with green slacks. L' d G d l Cynthia Henderson wears an olive green chesterfield coat of herring- bone tweed. in a eorge mo e s a two piece suit with a pleated skirt. Lois Kittler wears a plaid sweater coat and orange stretch pants. Robert Babb is wearing an Arnold Palmer sweater, corddroy jeans and a nylon ski iacket. Linda Diane Sarracino, Cynthia Henderson, Dale Barz, Linda George and Murray model a variety of outfits. Free cokes after the fashion show. The Girls' Club, under the direction of Mrs. Beattie, presented a fall fashion show, Thru The Looking Glass . A new twist was added, however, by adding male students to the model procession. ltwas rumored the ulterior motive was to lure some of the more hardy males to view this former all girl extravaganza. Additional bait was provided with the announcement that free cakes would be available. Pictured below are some of the brave moles, with and without sun glasses, who braved the scorn of the athletic coaches by attending this fine function. The fashions were provided by Carson, Pirie, and Scott. Thor Arneson, Kiyoshi Kusaka, Bertil Arnius, and Robert Babb display what the well dressed student should wear.

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STUDENT LIFE The climax of the Pigskin Pow-Wow came with the announcement of the Queen and the Big Wheel. Flowers were presented to lngrid Axelson, selected as Queen, and a crown was placed atop the head ot Dennis lng, selected as the Big Wheel. Roberta Hucko and Jacqueline Cross won runner-up honors for the girls and Robert Bobb and Bob Davis cap- tured runner-up honors for the boys. Roberta Hucko and Robert Bobb receive first runner-up honors. Jackie Cross and Bob Davis won second runner-up honors. Bill Rudolph, football captain, and Cynthia Henderson, president at the Girls' Club, officially crown the Queen, Ingrid Axelsan, and the Big Wheel, Dennis Ing Anita Carlson and Bill Laging and Jock Brady demonstrate the Twist Pat Puckett and Frank Calpena preferredthefacultvtavorite, the waltz, !, i Zi 22 l V ,,..,, .. .. . . .i .W , ----- i-l--W-A----W

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STUDENT LIFE l K l E Student life is featured in the Chicago metropolitan area when qualified students are selected to appear on local television in the popular high school pro- grams, lt's Academic , and Rebuttal . The Eisenhower representation on these programs is one that, year after year, merits respect from the program directors, the audience, and the viewers. 76 Roberta Rauch is apprehensive about the camera ather back, Jim Harms, Larry Adlcison, and Henry Tkachulx pencil notes while Roberta has the floor. The Ike team - Bill Bukauskas, Jeffrey Padgett, lmre Almassy. Row 2: Mr. Lyons, coach, and Mr. Ed Gren- nan, prog ram moderator. The Eisenhower team and opponents Reavis and Elgin Larkin. Sage advice to the debatars from Mr. Lyons and Mr. Dougherty, coaches, prior to the program. -1 I