Eisenhower High School - Introspectus Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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The 1974-75 Varsity Cheerleaders give the football team a warm welcome after halftime. golf swing. 9 Opening

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A Varsity player is tough on defense throughout the Eisenhower-MacArthur game. Striving for excellence in sports Eisenhower has developed from the rookie kid pn the block to a serious In 1974-75, Dan Prueter rushes to rebound the ball. contender in area sports contests. The oem A first evidence of notable achievement in sports was the addition of banners in our gymnasium signifying recognition in state competition. At present, four such banners hang proudly in the Eisenhower gym. Although many sports have fallen by the wayside, such as bowling, sea nymphs, and powderpuff football, others have been added. Some sports have increased in popularity with a greater following of fans. Soccer, for instance, has gained tremendous attention in its short three- year history. This attention was focused significantly during the soccer team's participation in the state finals this past fall. With past records of achievement in | all Ike sports considered, it can be noted that Eisenhower has a firm hold as a worthy opponent in high school sports, but tomorrow will always hold the possibility of breaking a record, scoring another point, and going one step beyond what was accomplished yesterday. EE Gregg Matekal follows through on Opening 8

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Mr. Harry Wallerstein directs the 1972-73 Eisenhower Marching Band. New leadership wins a rewarding response” On January 26, 1971, the first 590 Commanders entered their new school. This figure is comparitively small to this years’ total of 1154. At that time, the course selection was at its peak. Such classes as Russian literature, radio pro- duction, and photography have since faded into the woodwork as a result of decreasing financial ability. With all the changes this past decade has brought upon us, one major goal has continually been met. School spirit, often called “Commander Pride”, has played a major role in the success of our school. With the administration aiding Opening 10 here at Eisenhower, several organizations have become very popular among the student body; among them are Forum, all class councils, and Pep Club. Some recent changes have also taken place. Walls have been added to mini- mize the level of noise. A new attendance program was initiated in order to keep a more accurate eye on student attendance. Even though the physical structure of the school, as well as the academic methods, have changed during this time, the scholastic achievements have grown. No matter what the year, E isenhower is the school of and for the future. In 1972-73 Mr. Charles Marvin and Mr. Doug E 3 Giving the band a new pizazz, Mr. i Vierow shows his leadership.