Eisenhower High School - Introspectus Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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l s Q , -..W .W i lVloore, .lan l-Iollar. Back Row: Rosanne Conversa, Denise Vilardo, Cindy Floyd, Laurie Jcssop, Debbie Wojowoda. W. M!! l W W 1226595 ' R MM The Junior Varsity Squad worked M eagerly over the summer months, earn- nr gy 7,,f ing money and practicing new routines Nl for the upcoming season. The girls highlighted their year with X new uniforms and lots of pep. Front Row: Julie Campau, Tammy Spitz, Wendy Coggin, Sue Bovee, Kathy Debbief Rosanneyand Denise Ne 2111SmileS. Rhythm and talent united this J. V. has had it up to their knees with practice. yearas Freshman Pom Pon Squad. They are the second Freshman Squad N in lkeis history and are surely the pride of their class. l I Kim Anderson shows that Practice makes From ROWI Kflrcn Day, Carol Brisbois, Kim AuderSOI1, Frfm Conversa. Back , perfect. Row! Judy Porath, Sandy LaLonde, Sue Carpenter, Sandy Bulgrein, Sue Carelli, i Competition! 27 l

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POIII POIILH :mile mg: it all K z H V ' Debbie Knuth, Sue Dubay, Ann Cinque, Kathy Lonsway, Laura Green,Melanie Keyser, Missy Neucndorf, Cyndi Sweet, Kellie Mahoney, Sandy Dierich, Wendy Steltzriede, Mary Ross, Julie Ross, Armg Bovee Mrs. Cindy Bomboske, the Pom-Pon advisor has a sharp eye for perfection. Competitionf26 UA smile says it all, was the motto of the Varsity Pom Pon Squad as they kicked their way to success at summer camp. The fourteen member squad earned 32,000 which flew them to Maryville College, in St. Louis, Missouri. The girls rated highly in their night- ly performances, as they grabbed a first place ribbon each time. Through all of the hard work and excitement they were awarded five blue ribbons, a first place trophy for routine originality, the showmanship, trophy, the kick competition ribbon, and the song competition ribbon. The girls received the first place trophy as grand champs of the camp. The squad then traveled to Chicago, Illinois for the Midwest Championship, where they proved themselves well again. They received a trophy ranking them fourth in the midwest for or- iginality. Varsity steps IH time. Performance with a smile is Varsity Style.

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Vmritg ruling: into nchon , ,sf V3fS1ty Tennis Team: Front Row: Lisa Barber, Cheryl Miller, Sharon Brucker Ann Brisbois, Julie Eaton, Nancy Walworth, Brigitte Franz, Cheryl Hood Second Row: Barb J ahnke, Tina Crovella, Patty Gilbert, Pam Price, Debbre Brrckel, Karen Witting, Torie Brown, Karol Witting, Lynn Kartz, ' ' l. Lorrie Nordrn Jackre Kenny, Jeanne Beatty, Roxanne Meo, Coach Jlm Tea Jeanne Beatty at the net- Under the hard working efforts of Coach Jim Teal, the Eisenhower Var- sity Raquettes smashed their way thr- ough another season with a record of 12 wins and 4 losses. Eisenhowefs lkettes swept the Wh- ite Pine Conference match with Lisa Barber winning the single's title, and Jeanne Beatty and Cheryl Hood win- ing the donbles title. The season was highlighted by Ei' senhowerls victories over MacArthur 5-2 and 6-l. The team participated in the class A Regional tournament, and placed third. Coach Jim Teal is in the big raquets! Ann Brrsbois shows her determination. Lisa Barber. W.P.C. Singles' Champ