Eisenhower High School - Introspectus Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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The Toledo Exit played a variety of soft and loud music setting the Stu- dent Center crowd dancing. Cathy Anderson and Dan Himmelspach enjoy a good laugh in between dances.

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Publications The Newspaper staff became the Publication staff after five months of production. The school newspaper, The Word, had been published every other week for five months when the students decided to do a literary produc- tion instead. This idea seemed to catch more of the Ike stu- dents’ interest. Comics, poems, stories and art work were included. All money raising projects went into their produc- tion. Mr. Crane served as advisor, Kathy O’Dair editor, Don- na Ulrich managing editor, Gretchen Fecter business manager, and Pat Kluck advertising manager. Above left: Pat Kluck pre- pares her page for the next edition of The Word. Ab- ove: Mr. Crane is in the middle of questions about the publications deadline. Left: Kathy O’Dair and Gretchen Fechter work hard at the Varity typer headline machine. 15

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Fall Fantasy a Reality After the three week postponement because of the strike on December 11, 1971, “Fall Fantasy” finally became a true story. With the use of colored lights and suspended leaves, the Student Center was transformed into a vision of Autumn splen- dor. From 9:00 until 1:00 guests enjoyed music provided by the Toledo Exit. Pep Club designated semi-formal attire, and the change from blue jeans to neckties and corsages was wel- come. Although the turnout was small, it was a delightful evening for all who attended. Above: Members of pep club enjoyed the white frosted cake that was baked for the occasion. Left: The Beatles song, “Something” put everyone in the mood for a slow step. 17