Eisenhower High School - Introspectus Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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Producing two plays was the major project ofthe 79-80 Drama Club. Headed by president JoEllen Laundra, Kristi Beyer as vice-president, and Joyce York as secretary-treasurer, the Drama Club presented “The Philadelphia Story” and “Barefoot in the Park”. Money was raised through a maga- zine sale and from the performance of two plays. The club traveled to Pit and Balcony to view the “Taming of the Shrew”. The club consisted of twenty mem- bers. Meetings were held at 7:45 on | Wednesday mornings in the theater. | سے ت‎ Serving as the advisor of this year’s club | 4 was Miss Ruth Anne Sowle. JoEllen Laundra is comforted by Craig Nester, Craig Dork, and Debbie Moore. Craig Nester and Don Derryberry prepare themselves for “Barefoot in the Park”. No J £3 Drama Club: Front Row: JoEllen Laundra, president; Kristi Beyer, vice-president; Joyce York, secretary-treasurer. Second Row: advisor Ruth Anne Sowle, Kim Ancel, Merry Thompson, Kathy York. Third Row: Don Derryberry, Craig Nester, Craig Dork. Drama Club hams it up!

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Queen tothe right 3 Each day, during 4th and Sth hours, found the Eisenhower Chess Club meeting in the red area. Their goal was daily com- petition among the club's members and their guests. There was more to Chess Club than daily ‚competition. They also competed in tournaments. The club competed in the Zauel Library and the Sth annual Saginaw County Chess Tournaments, with with over 70% winning average. Chess Club: advisor Mr. Tom Hardy, Adam Metropoulos, Jim Bean, Jim Metropoulos, Mark Gardner. Mr. Hardy concentrates on his next move. Latin club grows | Latin Club: Front Row: John Kelly, Jill Schairer, Robin Sharon, Randy Koepp, Wilda Rozyla. The Latin Club meets every day as a Second Row: Cindy Graham, Matt Fobear, Mike Roe, Jeff Beyersdorf, Eric Guerin. Third Row: class, therefore they have a better chance Don Liepa, Brian Almond, Steve Sea en, Jeff David, Rob Markin, 1 P EP, eif Avid, Rob Markin, Ron Sonderhouse, to olearn to speak the language more fluently. The club has no officers, therefore they gain their knowledge under the direction of Mrs. Wilda Rozyla. They took a trip to the University of Michigan to explore museums of the Latin culture. Mrs. Wilda Rozyla conducts in quiet confidence. | 30 Affiliations

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Joyce York, Jeff Crane, and Craig Nester are “hamming up” a scene fro “The Philadelphia Story.” For JoEllen Laundra, her make-up must meet perfection before a performance. Jeff Crane closes his eye for a moment to clear his mind. Light technician Brad Beyer plays a big part in the production of the plays.