Eisenhower High School - Introspectus Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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Left: Forensic's coach, Mrs. Bran- don, (top right) and student teacher, Mr. Spaulding, (top left) stand with the Forensics team and five of their many trophies. Below: The multiple, Remember Us performs for an assembly. Left to Right is Judy Mc- Cliggot, Dan Himmelspach, Jane Bublitz, Mike Puttnam, Gretchen Fechter, Jim Gilson, Luanne Pieschke. Center: Tim Archangeli, a serious reader does his interpretation of “There will Come Soft Rains” at a home tournament. Trophies for Forensics Eisenhower is considered a new school, but the Forensics team certainly doesn't show it. The trophy case is still growing with much help from the 72-73 team who added seven. Under the coaching of Mrs. Cindy Brandon, there were two Sweepstakes, or all round team trophies included in the awards to Eisenhower. Traveling all over the state, including two home meets, the IKE team showed tremendous abilities in story-telling, radio news, and oratory, to just name a few. They concluded a very successful season with a banquet. 3 1390 01267 9120 ۳

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Debate Does It Again The '72-73 Debate team helped fill Ike's trophy case again this year, bringing home a three foot, first place trophy awarded to Eisenhower's team for their tremendous perfor- mance in Saginaw County Competition. Ending the season with 15 wins and 5 losses they were also awarded a plaque from the University of Michigan for a 75% winning streak. A second place was awarded to our novice team which proved they were, in reality, no beginners. Novice, Scott Strattard, walked home with a third place, top speaker from the district competition. A weekend trip to Mackinaw Island climaxed the 72-73 debating year when a state-wide tournament was sponsored by all schools. Surely Mrs. Brandon, the coach, was very proud. Far Above: Mike Putnam and Mark Sylvester are hard at work trying to think of some new strategy to help out-wit their oppon- ents. Above: Debate team stands proudly with their hard earned trophies. Top Row, left to right: Mr. Spaulding (student teacher), Carol Laube, Mike Putnam, Jane Bublitz, Mark Sylvester, Miss Gordan (Stu- dent teacher). Second Row: Elmer Keyser, Judy McCliggot, Bob Berten, Gretchen Fechter. Front Row: Bill Hutchinson, Mickey Nixion, Mrs. Brandon (coach), Scott Strattard. 24

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26 members of the Sales Co-op class. Sales Co-op is a unique program in which you “earn while you learn . The students have various different part-time jobs throughout the community where they gain first-hand experience in retailing and selling. Office Co-op is a program developed between the school and businessmen in the community in which the student receives on-the-job office training through paid part-time employment, and also has related office instructions in school. Many of the students from both Co-op classes will be of- fered full time jobs upon graduation in June; some will go on to college; but all will have received valuable experience, gained maturity, and developed leadership by having been exposed to the world of work through the co-op program. The club's most successful activity was the Annual Co-op Faculty Basketball Game, April 3. The proceeds from this game were used to finance the Co-op Employer Appreciation Banquet held at the Holiday Inn East on May 8. ue e ipn mom Above: Debbie Prueter helps a customer pick out a new outfit at The Hold. Above Right: Steve Lytle and Bev Cop- pinger are setting up munchies in Clock- wood Orange the co-op store. Right: Charlie Scott is intensely working at the Radio Shack. Earn While You Learn Chances are the members of the Distributive Education Co-Op class have been a big help to many of the students this year. Everyone knows “‘Clockwood Orange means candy, books, posters, etc . . . This school store is operated and managed by ۹ تو ا