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

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Homecomiing Troyels to the Future In the 5O's, Homecoming was sponsored by Girls' Club. Those were the days when the dance was fitted with the appropriate title of Pigskin Pow-Wow . A time when the King was referred to as the Big Wheel and the dance included an event known as the Snake Dance. This event had to be canceled over the years because ofthe growth ofthe school's enrollment. Because times are changing at such a rapid pace, D.D. E.'s student council, along with the student body, decided to journey into the future with the theme of 2001 . The week started off with Athletic Day, Cartoon Day Future Day and concluded with a combination of Student Government and Red 84 White Day. The festivities on Saturday were sparked off in the morning with the traditional parade, in which many groups and organizations participated. Following the parade the fighting Cards, both Soph. and Varsity were cheered to victory by a fullhouse crowd. The annual dance took place that evening in the Campus gym. Couples danced to the music of Jubal Jerry Palomo and Cindy Galati reigned as the 1974 King and Queen. 1. Seated are 1974 King and Queen Jerry Palomo and Cindy Galati. Surrounding them are 1st runners-up Steve Vasoli and Kim Davis along with last year's King and Queen Sundra IVlapp and Jim Ornelas. 2. Girls attending the king and Queen were ll. to r.l Kim Davis, August Drake, Kelly Harting, Miranda Nolen, Carmen Chico, Janice lVlulderink and Doreen Antis. 3. A group of happy fans for all the right reasons as the fighting Cards were the victors over Thornton by a score of 32-24.

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Apothy Grips Old Moin Student Council An appreciation luncheon was held last spring for the faculty. Presented to them by the Old Nlain Student Council members, the teachers ate sloppy joes and munched on potato chips. The event was greatly en- joyed by the faculty due to the hard work and thorough planning by Council members. This year the Old lVlain Council has not gotten it's feet wet. After work- ing on Homecoming plans with the Campus students, many ofthe soph- omore members quit. An election was held to re-elect sophomores and to elect new freshmen members. However, the student body reacted with little enthusiasm. 2 Y u -. i i 3 1. Nlr, Sands appears to be enjoying his sloppy joe that was served at the Old lVlain faculty luncheon, 2. What's the Cardinal's battle cry? shout the freshmen cheerleaders during a pep rally held at Old lvlain, 3, A uniquely decorated wall expresses the Council members sentiments at the spring picnic, 4. The Student Advisory Board at Campus consisted of Qfrontl Sheryl Fuiimura, Cindy Galati, Shel- ley Davis, and Kelly Harting, lmiddlel Deb- bie Boza, Connie Palomo, Janet lVIills, and Carmen Chico, lbackl Nancy Pratt, Dwight Kuzanek, Kevin Kredens, Rick Zakhar, and George Triezenberg, principal, -7 i 4

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