Eisenhower High School - Introspectus Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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The Eisenhower Freshman Football Team ended the 1975 season with a respectable 4 win, 3 loss record. Under Head Coach Huch Matson, the Commander’s leading ground gainer was Bill Shapleigh, who gained over 1100 yards, more than any other freshman in Eisenhower history. Ike Ike Ike Ike Ike Ike Ike FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM: Front Row: John Enszer, Ken Hood, Tim Lutz, Dale Brasseur, Chuck Dexter, John Hall, Morgan Priestly, Pat Ott, Mark Keyser, Brian Hoffman, Steve Falkenberg, John Garety, Neal Brady, Jeff Benjamin, Marty Wolf, Chris Hood. Second Row: Coach Hugh Matson, Coach Gary Ulicki, Jim Stamm, Gary Munroe, Mo Brown, Bobb Serr, Bill Gill, Rick Ott, Bill Shapleigh, Brad Birnbaum, Joe Smith, Dennis Vacik, Rex Vooerheis, Tom Thompson, Bob Beutel, Bernie Rogozewski, Todd McLellan, Coach Orin Lusher, Coach Terry Noble. Third Row: Al Vega, Bill Berg, Andy Baird, Jamie McDonald, Ed Spatz, Chris Schultz, Harry Lamphear, Rob Fleener, Dave Krynak, Tom Kelley, Jay Field, Todd Williams, Don Stuart, Ron Schmerheim, Kent Ruskowski. 18 38 Midland Central 26 Buena Vista 30 Bridgeport 35 John Glenn 16 Mt. Pleasant 8 MacArthur 2 7 Webber 22 Mark Keyser heads around end. 7: 25 ші SS Se: Ze Bill Shapleigh does his thing. Left: A host of Commanders attempt to block the kick.

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FREENET AAO RÊN 156002 This year’s Junior Varsity Foot- ball team had a very successful T season. With a strong record of 6-1- 1, the J.V. proved to be a hard hit- ting and punishing team. A balanced backfield combined with a hard working line was the key to success. All four backs were i ИЯ capable of going “all the way” out m of a commanding wishbone offense specializing on the vier. T Coach Jim Rummler summed We Believe! up things when he said, “We were Е only three offensive plays away from an undefeated season. While 6-1-1 is nothing to be ashamed of, a little more team effort and dedica- tion would have produced an un- blemished record.’ Coach Rummler was assisted by Dick Bomboske. Э, Be due pex Wi, The Commanders are ready for action. Coaches Jim Rummler and Dick Bomboske give some advise. | Pat O’Connor and Wade Hollins work together in the defensive backfield. Brad Sullivan shows the dirty side of foot- | ball. 22

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Late EE т ч , Debbie Burns demonstrates backhand! Determined to win! Jeri Beatty. Front Row: Sally Meyer, Lisa Barber, Ann Brisbois, Maureen Sullivan, Cheryl Hood, Melanie Paik, and Jeanne Beatty. Second Row: Coach Jim Teal, Jeri Beatty, Debbie Brickel, Betty Jo Harshman, Karen Witting, Pam Price, Sandy Graebner, Debbie Burns, Rose Fulmer, and Assit. Coach John Musulin. The Girls Varsity Tennis Team struggled their way to an 8-9 season record, then surprisingl took 3rd place in the Class regionals. Coach Jim Teal stated that the season went just about as he expected. Sophomore Lisa Barber really came on strong by winning 1 singles against MacArther twice. Lisa compiled 11 wins and 51 most valuable points, and was also chosen most valuable player. Juniors Cheryl ood and Jeanne Beatty were voted most im- proved players. Senior Captain Jeri Beatty should be recognized as holding records for most wins with 27 and most valuable points with 87. Eisenhower salutes the rest of their seniors, Debbie Burns, Sandy Graebner, Betty Jo Harshman, Maureen Sullivan, Sally Meyer, and Melanie Paik for their solid performance. P E с тесешш иаша ү E a Ze ` Mo 2 “ D 0 і SC 2 Betty Jo Harshman impresses coach Jim Teal. Lisa Barber bolts her powerful serve at an opponent.