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

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Pep Club is an organization of students who try to promote school spirit at Old IVlain. Although it was a small group this year, that didn't seem to stop them from coming out and cheering for our Cardinals. They sold pins, pennants and programs before most games. 3. Pep Club members: Bottom ll, to r,l: An- nette Benavides, Alice Hoguessio n, Suzanne Cech, Judy Czachura, Angie Smith, Top: Cathy Hernadez, Debbie Pink, Mary Ellen Griffin, Barbara Schumann, Leslie Bartle, lVlr. Pazoles club sponsor, Not pictured are Dawn Morland, Debbie Sodersten, Pat Kean, Carol Norton, Sandi Zingelmann, Future Teachers of America, this year under the guidance of lVlr, Ostby, hopes to attract those students with a real in- terest in making teaching their profes- sion, The club tries to present the ad- vantages and disadvantages of the teach- ing profession in hopes to prepare them for what lies ahead. 4, FTA members tl, to r,l: seated Suzanne Cech, Judy Czachura, Laura Tietz, Karen Or- fanos, Leslie Bartle, Top: Annette Benevidos, Alice Hoguession, Liz Juarez, Nadine De- Flango, Ann lVlcNally, Terry Lopezalles, Carol Nlikos, Claudia Martinez, Not pictured is sponsor IVIr, Ostby,

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q Service Clubs Sporls Interest M.-ff XXX!!! fix E s Wagga Leo Club is one of the youngest clubs at Eisenhower and did ex- ceptionally well this year. The membership has declined since last year, but the hard work of the remaining members KSDT UD the projects and activities. This year's 'mp activities included working with , -gf the handicapped children and P' Q giving aid tothe brand. their fund raising projects were a candy sale, a car wash and a dance. ill Leo Club's float brings sparkle to the Homecoming parade, 2 2, Leo Club members Top ll, to r,J: David Blain, Julie Boone, Kim Johnson, Tony Madrid, Jean lVloran, Linda Witt, IVlr, Buffett, club sponsor, Front il, to r,l: Ken Johnson, Ross Nlalina, John lVloran, Carol Welter, Valerie Wolf,

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Top Moth Students Also Tops in Service Euclideans are math students who must be taking geometry or some form of a higher math course, Their purpose is to serve as waiters for school func- tions. They are pictured in photo lil serving punch at Homecoming in their white suits. This club was founded in 1955 and has had successful results. Their main project is the big banquet at the end of the year. Pictured are: Greg Andricopulus, Tod Erickson, Wayne Hardy, Sheryl Hilligonds, Tim Savino, Kevin Stephenson, Dwight Kuzanek, and sponsor Nlr. Woj- 1 ton. 2 Nlathletes are gifted students who try to learn topics beyond 3 what is covered in regular math classes. One of the major con- cepts of this group is that they try to do the learning on their own. They participate in six contests a year, which are between the 18 schools in the S.l.C.A. con- ference. They give awards to top members. This club started 2k years ago and last year was their first complete year of competition, Requirements for membership are that you have advanced math ability as well as determination to learn on your own. lVlembers are: l3l Melissa Smith, Maryann Danal- ewich, Norma La Roach, Janice Baldwin, Karen Erickson, Terry Papineau, Sue Bojarski, lVIary Saindon, Tim Savino, Dwight Kuzanek, Linda Roach, Bruce lVlalm, Greg Andvicopulus, Wayne Hardy and sponsor, lVlr. Bolton.