Eisenhower High School - Introspectus Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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Right: “Can't hang rail. | gotta hang some- says Jenny Gronski. Below: “I sur- n where vived says Jeff Bry. Send We Survived And Degan Anew The first day at MacArthur left us feeling very alone. Going into their gym for our assembly didn't seem right. As always, there were re- porters asking us how we felt. We felt anger and alien- ation. It took a couple of weeks to become familiar with their campus. We had to remem- ber blue, yellow and orange doors. At times we would forget and call the kiva the student center. Although we know our way around it still wasn't home. As time went on back- packs began to rip and walk- ing to class was colder. We became experts at eating at weird times. We even be- came used to doors and walls. The Board of Education said it wanted to tell us what had happened at Eisenhower since we left. They only told us what we already knew — we probably wouldn't go back. Finally, we accepted the fact that we're here for the rest of the year. But it will never be home. I9