Eisenhower High School - Introspectus Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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Seventh in Stale Debate Team: Front Row: Ron Murphy, Debbie Hallman, Kevin Acker, Tim Rosin. Second Row: Dave Weadock, Kelly Soderberg, Janet Matthias, Lynn Gembarowski, Jane Anderson. Tannera Belland. Third Row: Dave Barnes, Terry Weadock, Ron Sch- meirheim, ,Ioan Wisniewski, Mary F ilhart, Kim Grierson, Mrs. Cindy Bomboske, Fourth Row: Jan Fl:-minger, Chris Ruonavaara, Bruce Jasperson, Mark Yeager, Pam Carr, Mari Baker, Sue Jarvis, ,jack Provenzano, Wayne Ullman. Missing from picture: Marcie Schmidt, Debbie Sjobcrg, Kelly Soderberg and Bruce ,laspcrson prepare for their next speech. Kim G H6150 n H emcring her Dave Weadock pauses to look at his notes. speech. Finishing the season with a 28 wins and 41 loss record in the Sagin- aw Bay Debate League, earning the Eisenhower Debate Team first pl- ace in both divisions. They also placed first in the novice division of the Thumb B League. On December ll, the team competed in the State Novice Pre- liminary Debate Tournament ag- ainst 75 high schools to determine the top 15 debate teams in the state. Ike finished in a tie for first place with East Lansing High School and advanced to the state finals on January 7 and 8 at the University of Michigan. Individual stand-outs for the debaters in the affirmative division were: Ron Murphy, Chris Ruo- navaara, Debbie Hallman, Janet Matthias and in the negative divi- sion were: Dave Weadock, Tim Rosin, Terry Weadock, and Bruce Jasperson. Janet Matthias keeps her partner's time. Competition I 51

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AQB SHI TERM Std In REGIOIIRU The Boys,'Ski Team finished on a divisional level of fourth place. Their overall record for the season was 11--3. Wayne Ward was the only Eisen- hower skier to qualify for the state meet. He also qualified for the United States Ski Association's Junior Nat- ionals in Alyeska, Alaska. The Girls' Ski Team finished in fifth place in their division. They also finished their season with a 1-6 record. X. is. 5 : Ski Team: Front Row: Pam Marks, Stacey Matson, Mindy Lehman Diane Pryor Second Row Tom Noack, Pete Ristau, Scott Donaghy, Tim Dye, Jeff Waugh Dunton Taylor Pete Ogden Coach Dick Williams. Missing from Picture: Tom Austin Wayne Ward Terri Bowman Eileen Lynch. if N. m 2 i Pam Marks starts down the hill. Stacey Matson takes a practice run down the slope. QQ. Pete Ogden skis to another victory

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Forcnriu Complete: Oulrlcmding 'km M. .N,....w-semen J 'BHG 6. ies L..- 1 l if aj Forensics: Front Row: Kelly Soderberg, Tammy Jasperson, Kelly Julian, Kris Beyer, Jan Hollar, Bruce Jasperson, Janet Matthias, Second Row: Janet K0hler fstudent teacherl, Gretchen Hollerback, Karol Witting, Kim Grierson, Diane Ponichtera, Chris Cummings, Barb Morley. Third Row, Coach Cindy Bomboske, Bridget Laundra, Reggie Thompson, Ruth Harrington, Rob Fleener, Tim Rosin, Chris Lippert, Donna Ul- rich , fstudent teacherj, Fourth Row: Julie Gilbert, Debbie Hallman, Debbie Sjoberg, Karen Houlihan, Bill Crinzi, Bill Ginster, Dan Bourcier, Joy Bamberger. - fYf5E955i'53i5s?5?Sl- Karen Houlihan expresses herself. Competitionl52 Jan Holler says, Knock, knock. 'ire Students participating in Forensics this year traveled all over the state competing in many events. Among the many awards the team won, one of them was the Sweepstakes Trophy Qteam with most pointsj at Birmingham Seaholmis Invitational. Coach Cindy Bomboske did a great job of arranging two multiple readings for Readers, Theater this year. Thur- ber Countryn was a reading made up of a collection of James Thurber's fables which all displayed the wit and humor of the author. U Another reading was Fall River Incident. It presented the conflicts in the Lizzie Borden trial and asked the audience to be the judge and jury to decide if she were guilty or innocent. This yearls Readers' Theater and forensics teams followed Eisenhoweris tradition of performing excellent mul- tiples and readings, both groups brou- ght many honors for the school.