Eisenhower High School - Introspectus Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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dete S E H Ron Reagan (36) struggles for a Commander touchdown. ne e daughter. a A “ch Fi L 7 WC tae % HOMECOMING COURT: Cheryl Keyser, Georgia Curbey, Queen, Nancy Hurles, Patty Zolnierek, Mary DiMercurio, Karen Eschenburg, Barb Pfund.

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nite We compete, We grow, We gather awareness under the signs of the times.

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| Smiling, Queen Nancy and Rick lead couples. TES 422144 TTT, D TZ AGLAAA j EDS GA gttttitiéiée TLS) td AI naar, padded es CEERI i TTT ELMAR TTT ennt v mr e j WM SOPRA HIT néi Ile all: Mute d MT PH HH i Patty Zolnierek and Matt Peterson catch a quiet moment at the dance. Court members arrive with fathers at half time. Decorated areas, a Commander victory, and a theme “Never Can Say Good-bye” are all part of the memories of Homecoming 1974 at Eisenhower. Homecoming activities during the week were dampened a little by rain, but the bonfire brought warmth to at least one cold, crisp night. The Red area, brightly decorated with green and white paper, and a million cut out “E's” helped raise Commander spirit and also brought the sophomore class a first place. Queen Nancy Hurles and her court of Georgia Curbey, Mary DiMercurio, Karen Eschenburg, Cheryl Keyser, Barb Pfund, and Patty Zolnierek reigned over the evening. A football signed by all the Varsity Football players was presented to Queen Nancy by Mike LeBlanc at the formal dance in the decorated Student Center. The Varsity Pom Pon girls provided the half time entertainment by performing to “Proud Mary” played by the Eisenhower Marching Commanders. 17