Eisenhower High School - Introspectus Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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Variety in Assemblies Variety was displayed in the assemblies at Eisenhower. Arousing pep as- semblies were held before games. The spirit wheel played a big part in the indi- vidual class participation. Skits, team players, school forum members, and class officers were introduced. On a more serious note, Florie Fisher presented an in- spiring program on drugs.

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Remembering the good days in 1 REMEM- BER MAMA are (L. to R.) Dawn Robinson, Walter Hill, Judy McCliggott, Cathy Sproul, | Bill Sims; Linda Zahn (on platform). cting Fun T he 1971-72 theatrical season at Eisenhower went into | full swing with the production of the children's play CLOWN PRINCE OF WANDERLUST, put on by the combined ef- forts of Eisenhower, Mackinaw, Chippewa, and Ottawa. The winter play was a moving interpretation of I REMEMBER MAMA. The springtime found lots of talent from all grades with the presentation of a festival of plays. The season closed with a chilling production of TWO BOTTLES OF RELISH. ABOVE: “I never said I was a carpenter, says Dennis Lawrence as Jim Gilson and Donna Ullrich look on. LEFT: Discussing fi- nancial problems at a family meeting in I REMEMBER MAMA are (L. to R.) Judy McCliggott, Bill Sims, Cathy Sproul, Linda Zahn, Jeff Hill and Dawn Robinson. 3 1390 01089 8706 25

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LEFT: Football players get in a different kind of performance at a pep assembly, acting in a skit. FAR LEFT: Sophomores try to prove that the SPIRIT wheel should be theirs. CENTER: Walking across stage, Grethen Fechter introduces her candidate for class office. BELOW: Janie Brechtelsbaur stands up and gives a cheer for the Commanders’ power. BOTTOM: Students sit very still and in- terested while Florie Fisher, ex-drug addict tells her story. € y 47 - LS s xu