Eisenhower High School - Introspectus Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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l lita, 2 Hamaphtey' 2 iden + Bergen = A QE | M wn i Í 2) FRENCH CLUB: Front row: Beth Kruske, Sue Narlock, Nancy Cameron, Leeann Kë E Christensen, Kelly McCracken. Second row: Chris Corbett, Kelly Soderberg, Karin Kathy Fulmer enjoys weekly journeys through German Seaver, Barb Kershaw, Laure Gembrowski, Liz Case. periodicals. Nancy Cameron, president of French Club, reads letter of appreciation from St. Luke’s Hospital. 3 1390 01089 8698 t SPANISH CLUB: Front row: Karen Minard, Adviser; Brenda Brandt, Pat Sojkowski, Pam Hall, Janet Peterson, Jill Slasinski. Second row: Jenny Mossner, Carrie Scott, Jean Shemanski, Amy Brown, Lori Greene, Vicki Winchester, Val Davis. Third row: Pam Sweet, Patty Houlihan, Marie Kushmaul, Mike Chaille, Ann Bovee, Dave Jasperson, Joyce Campbell, Threasa Peterson. E Mrs. Dunlap—French Club Adviser. 25

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Clubs Explore Foreign Lands | Members of the language clubs all had one thing in common: an interest in a foreign language and an interest in cultures and customs which differ from the United States. German Club members presented the annual OKTOBERFEST dinner featuring fine German foods. In addition to sponsoring a dance, the members took time out for tobogganing and a trip to Frankenmuth. In order to earn money for their club, French Club members sold stationery and sponsored a dance. At Christmas, they made stuffed animals for the children at ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL. The Spanish Club sold tacos at football games | and sponsored a dance and card party. They used | their funds to support an underprivileged child in Mexico. At the year's end, all three clubs participated | together in an international dinner with culinary e delights from France, Germany and Spain. Left: Sue Narlock, vice- president of French Club E plans for Orientation Day. Senorita Brenda Brandt 4 Er, Ki ` “an ü FRA EC VW WW «d A Y 29247 d m gr d D A Below: Tacos . . . One of Spanish Clubs many fund raising projects. GERMAN CLUB: Front row: Bruce Archibald, Barb Jahnke, Ron Williamson, Carol Buller, Adviser; Kim Davis, Kathy Fulmer. Second row: Brenda Hill, Rena Marx, Mark Simpson, Julie Rawls, Barb Frost. Third row: Goody Marx, Paula Pacholke, Claudette Charney, Steve Hoernlein, Sue Ingleright, Kristi i Haenlein.

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— Chess Club On the Move Kings, bishops, queens, rooks and twenty- five interested students make up the Chess Club. Money which they raised from a dance went towards entrance fees for chess tournaments. The Chess Club matched wits against area schools such as MacArthur, Arthur Hill, and Saginaw High. Many a lunch hour was spent in deep con- centration, before a chess board, in order to make the Eisenhower Chess Club come out on top. Gus Makriannis and Mike Johnson display the concentration needed for the game of chess. a AMADO Sn m ; CHESS CLUB: Front row: Mike Johnson, Tom Rinness, Mike Trib- Chris Rose contemplates his next move. ble, Mark Carpenter. Second row: Kelly Soderberg, Gus Makrian- nis, Jim O'Keefe. Third row: Chris Rose, Dave Weadock, Mr. Hardy,; Advisor. Fourth row: Brian Hensler, Steve Hoernlein, Roy Olson.