Eisenhower High School - Introspectus Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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Ben Singer Krista Hansen Photographer Tammy Detloff Melinda Kocks 3 1390 00951 1856 Associa Scott Young Kris Preston Paula Binasio te Editor ۱ 1۳ Trish Tappen Jeff Beird Pam Wiseniewski Crissy Douglas Matt Lake x ee 3 a es Jeannie Gilleylen Linda Rethman Steve annie

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y. hut IN: FE e A su Katie Sterchele Advisor Elizabeth Associate Editor Joe Nicita Jaque Gosen Photographer Business Manager Spaulding Klara E. Verdoni Chris Losee 24 The Word develops new format Editor-In-Chie f Debbie Burzyc k In the five issues The Word newspaper staff published, it demonstrated its diversity by eliminating the repitition of stories already covered by one of the area's local papers, and adding more pizzazz, with bigger and brighter features. Editor Debbie Burzyck said one of the 5 main objectives was to do more features in 1982, and this it did by covering subjects that boosted students’ interest. Many issues included a career section, articles on movies and music, and the addition of a regular “people” feature spotlighting selected students' talents and hobbies. Another of the refreshing new features to hit The Word was the editorial comics drawn by Associate Editor Joe Nicita. His drawings entered the controversial areas of selling candy in school; drinking at school activities; and the new mandatory spelling tests. This year's staff, along with all its changes, was also very pleased with the amount of involovement shown by the students at Eisenhower. Debbie said the paper received enough letters to place one in each issue. All of these new ideas, along with much time and effort, helped this year's staff to achieve its goal of printing a paper unlike any other school periodical. by Jeff Roof و —— سن ر ت یه وی سخ سی

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AY El H 5 f| a zl LE Jeff Roof Cindy Schwannecke Margo Roselle Tammy Huebner Back to being on tıme Bravely settirıg foot into unsettled areas, Introspectus 1982 went places no other Eisenhower yearbook had dared to venture. A cleaner layout design, easy to read type and headline styles, and 20 added pages were a few of the subtle changes. The book opened new doors with a bright, reinstated opening color section, a unique cover, and embossed, color endsheets. All the alterations provided a special book for an extra special year, 1982. While making these changes, the staff managed to meet all deadlines and present an Advisor Miss Elizabeth Spaulding, Editor- in-Chief Joe Ott, and Associate Editor Jenny Wight combined talents to find new approaches to tackle the responsibilty of an award-winning book. The Business Manager was Cindy Graham. Associate Editor, Jenny Wight; The “Back to basics” theme appropriately Editor-in-Chief, Joe Ott summed up the school year in many ways, and hopefully will come to mind when you revisit 1982. by Joe Ott Jenny Cooper