Eisenhower High School - Introspectus Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1988 volume:

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CAST OF CHARACTERS: The student body making up the classes of 1988, 1989, 1990 and 1991, and the ageless faculty of Dwight D. Eisenhower High School. PUBLIC LIBRARIES OF SAGINAW HOYT MAIN LIBRARY 505 JANES SAGINAW, М! 48607 cep 15 200 | H | | r 4 ü | | | ооо 6 8 0 оо ооо оо бое 90906090 04(60a06€60090000060900000 оосо бео о curo... poso СНЕ A PREVIEWS 1 UPSTAGE LEFT: Greetings from Bay City Beach! Wish you were here. Love, Kristine Becker. CENTER STAGE RIGHT: Don't worry, Shyelle Muslin. We won't tell anyone that you don't have pants on. UP STAGE RIGHT: Varsity Cheerlead- ers Rachel Sawley, Shannon LaFray, and Ann Koski express their happiness after placing 1st at the Midland County Fair. DOWN ST AGE RIGHT: During the senior canoe trip, all Mark Mueller could think about was “girls, girls, girls.” DOWNSTAGE RIGHT: Seniors Pam Shijka, Jenny Jarabek, and Lisa Schultz 80 upstairs on Water Street to “Party In The Pavilion”. Mim 7 Lee 8 ep 9 8 ee 1 0 2 oe 9 BP IE BL о оо ооо ооо PS ооо Фо ооо Феееееееееегеееееееееееееееоегееееегеееееоееееееее UPSTAGE LEFT: Are sophomores Carrie Fickes, Denise Davy, and VEN Erica McCain the first Siamese ХЭВ | triplets joined at the shoulders? [on | DOWN STAGE LEFT: Seniors Cory de Ruppel and Leann Luplow play | their Superman — Lois Lane trick о mm again. CENTER STAGE: Seniors A. J. Fischer and Gary Miller find time for a smile after a day of deep-sea diving. UP STAGE RIGHT: It's cook-out time at the O'Roeder corral for juniors Chris Jones, Scott Roeder, Jeff Bry, Tiffany Lagalo, and Kelli Hersem. DOWN STAGE RIGHT: Junior Rachel McGlaughlin spends a day at the beach trying to achieve the perfect farmer tan. UP STAGE LEFT: Assuming his sum- mertime role is “McCop”, who pa- trolled McDonalds” parking lot deter- mined to bust everyone. DOWN STAGE LEFT: Senior “Anna Ba- � а� а” Koski enjoys her summer in the shades. UPSTAGE RIGHT: We're proud to have a conservationist like senior Yale Miller here at Ike. CENTER STAGE: ‘| just love these new Lee Press-on Nails , says sophomore Valerie Burridge. DOWNSTAGE RIGHT: If sophomores Stacy Gilleylen, Robin VanTol, and Car- rie Fickes only knew they were photo- graphed during their olympic water ballet tryouts. UP STAGE LEFT: Checking for runs are juniors Michelle Hirschenberger and Lisa Stahl DOWN STAGE LEFT: “1 wish one of my friends would have skipped with me, exclaims junior Michelle Young. CENTER STAGE: First one to get a Mac- Arthur house wins. UP STAGE RIGHT: Seniors Christie Doran, Pam Shijka, Constance Sar- antis, Jenny Jarabek, Amy Matz and Michalene Gallagher share an excit- ing evening. DOWN STAGE RIGHT: Senior Scot Jonker gets attacked by ‘‘little dudes”. DOWN STAGE FAR RIGHT: Senior Paul Manelis mourns for his recently trimmed tail. 11 Kees ` hme ci ТЕТГГККГЕКСККІ ГТЕКЕКГІЗЛТЕКІЛХЛХІЛЛІХККІКЕІТЕГЕЕГЕҒ . 4 4 س 0000000000 : UPSTAGE LEFI: Seniors Cathy Fleschner and Carrie Beckwith are just clowning around, as usual. CENTER STAGE: “We've got spirit, yes we do, we've got spirit, how about you?’ ask pals Jill Herzberg, Jenny Gronski, Nikki Sylvester and Deidra Maires. DOWNSTAGE LEFT: Who's bad? You know it! Sophomores Mike Riedel, Jim Lear, Mark Colby, and Gabe Hausbeck, that's who. UPSTAGE RIGHT: Karate Kid Jim Schultz awes the girls with his gymnas- tic abilities. � 00000 е 15 ee ER —À € ж� , Wesley Ancel Ronald Anderson Joel Abenth Kimberly Armstead Jason Armstrong Betty Arn Julie Bartel Trisha Bartlett Brad Baybeck Kenneth Bean Patricia Benjamin 18 Erica Benyard Christopher Bernhart Donald Beyer Matthew Beyersdorf Ronald Bloomfield Tracy Brandt Kris Brasseur | Ruth Brazalovich Scott Brilinski Amy Brisbois Glenda Brockless Shane Buckey Kathleen Burns David Byrne Cherie Campbell Jeffry Campbell Mark Carelli 19 Christopher Caris Christopher Charlton Brandie Check : William Chu Cathy Clement Mark Collier John Collison, Michael Coyle Andrew Cuthbertson Theresa Davis | Lisa Davy Wendy Desloover Trevor Desrosiers Christie Doran Shari Doyle 20 Shaun Doyle Colleen Dukarski Brain Eichstaedt Timothy Emerick Kristi Engel Jason Eurich David Faerber Matthew Farrell Alan J Fischer Cathy Fleschner Jon Paul Frappier Peter Freigang Steven Fresorger Jennifer Galinski Michelene Gallagher 27 Lisa Giacoletti Daniel Gillespie Angie Girardi Cynthia Godt Michelle Gonzalez Debra Graham Rachel Griffith Debbie Guerin Hedieh Haghighatgou 32 Scott Hall David Halstead Jennifer Harris Jodi Haskin David Hatch John Hausbeck Melissa Hendrickson Mario Hernandez Robert Hill Michael Hubbard Michael Huerta Karen Ignasinski Jeffrey Jamrog Jennifer Jarabek Julie Jasienski April Johnson Scot Jonker 23 Michael Kehr Shelli King Wayne King Faith Kinsman Keith Klein Ann Kolleth Ann Koski Kari Krenz Kelly Krenz David Krueger Kurt Kruse Jeffrey Krzyzaniak Dennis LaClair Becky Lear Jeffrey Leidlein Shannon LaFray John Leonard Steven Leslie Jennifer Lewicki Gina Loiacano Leann Luplow Julie Lukezic Robert Lord Kurt Lovett 3 1390 01089 8565 Randall Madison Christopher Maher Steven Malace Paul Manelis 25 Lisa Matson Amy Matz Jason Marceills Todd Maziarz | Melissa McCarthy Dawne McCubbin Jodi McCulloch Jeffrey Mclnerney Tonya McLaughlin Mark Mehltretter Todd Morrow Yale Miller Michael Mosca Lori Moskal Jodi Mueller Jeff Nichols Shari Novak Kasey O'Conner Catherine O'Dette Steven Palmateer 27 Helene Park г У 4 ж Holly Proffer Donna Reimer Anne Marie Rasalan Erik Saari Lisa Schultz Rachel Sawley Heidi Schulz Marc Rummler Todd Shappee Cory Ruppel Pamela Shijka Nicole Shuler Stephen Simpson Julie Slominski David Stacy Melinda Stephens Brent Tallon Russell Turner Tracy Valley Karri Van Y Denise Vaughn Nathan Vaughn Jeaneen Villarreal Scott Wagner Christopher Weber Michelle Weber Sandra Wells Shannon Wells Richard Wheatley Ingrid Wicks Kathy Wilhelm Michael Wolff Jennifer Wood Jason Wright Lisa Wright - Mark Yarmuth Katherine Yorkey Michael Ziegelmann THE SUPPORTING ROLE Acevedo, Derek Anderson, Tammy Antell, Wendy Armstrong, Greg Arnst, Adrienne Assels, Christopher Ayres, Jennifer Barris, Robin Bartlett, Scott Beadle, Alan Beardslee, Michelle Becker, Stephanie Benyard, lan Berg, Jennifer Beyer, Michael Beyer, Rebecca Bird, Kristi Birkmeier, Timothy Bishop, Douglas Bitters, Bethany Blanchet, Timothy Blumenfeld, Lisa Boss, Gregory Bovan, Charles а 226 055 СОКУ, aL ATTE TUN a 2 éis Zi Be E SAT AUS Boyer, Nicole Brezinski, Beth Brodzinski, Joseph Brown, Deanna Brown, Lori Bry, Jeffrey Burns, William Butzin, Jennifer Byas, Ulysses Byrne, Barbara Card, Jeffery Carrick, Matthew Carter, Jennifer Castillo, Leslie Cates, Todd Chang, Yueh-Erh Chang, Yueh-Hua Charbonneau, Melissa Clemens, John Conversa, John Cooper, Nicole Corner, Donna Countryman, Heather DeGroat, Kristine Demetriou, Adam Dent, Roxanne Dice, Brian Dominguez, George Douglas, Joseph Drapp, George ode hok ode d ях Dumbrille, Amy Dusek, Tracie Demers, Jennifer Engel, Bryan Erway, Abby Eugeni-Christophersen, Robert Fekete, Carmen Fender, Angela Findlay, Paula Fish, Brian Flores, Steven Franz, Robert VON noe 2 мах AI ДАТЫ “Чак ұна, Frehling, John Gallagher, Gary Gamez, Janel Garchow, Timothy Garcia, Anthony Garrett, Dawn Gendregske, Michele Gilleylen, Colleen: Giltrop, Jennifer Gronski, Jennifer Gross, Edward Guerin, Robert Gustin, Jay Hansen, Heidi H Hasso, Lisa Hauger, Matthew Hausbeck, Shari Hersem, Kelli Herzberg, Jill Hirschenberger, Michelle Hutchinson, David lamurri, Wendy Jacob, Jean Janczewski, Sandra Johnson, Amy Johnson, Sarah Jones, Christopher Jones, Jeffrey Karu, Lekha Keim, Melissa Фо ох оо ооо ооо ооо ооо о ооо ооо зоо воое | de Ре ; 4 Я А ый. 1! 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KS 29 3 2 E МЕ Н p ТАА METERS $ У RE PE К d pr АГ I .. ХИТКЕ FEM Abe. m 7777 тү M а ng = MEL e E ice � Жош) SS OSIN d Fee Ba ЫЗ 4 221 Pa E ЖЕРСІЗ | AT DIOU ОРАТЬ | : Т ETIN МО n ШЕШІ? ira ne ` 4. Y - 2 эз: ТО с� а Эс а JI: е | | UR. HT A : Wie Ep e n Vibe! Si ; А EN if ХАН Ja Y ДЕН АС y OUI Y T3 Ч: № Ar v. 2) d м, NER Lt 25 | ` | 29 Ё | am wu RUMIBO — THE FINAL CONFLICT The Eisenhower Forum is not only involved with the school's government, but it is also behind the scenes of many of our activities. Elections were held in September, and the results were: Grant Hegenauer, President; Mike Luebkert, Vice-President; Michelle Fal- kenburg, Secretary; and Nikki Shuler, Treasurer. After elections, Forum got underway immediately as it organized the very successful blood drive. The students and staff contributed a total of 46 pints of blood. The next event was Spook Spirit Day on Halloween. The day was filled with fun, as prizes were awarded for the best group, funniest, and most original costumes. Following that were the Commander Court elections and dance held in Feb- ruary, and then the 3rd Annual “Моск Rock , with Drama Club. Both activites were four-star events! The Eisenhower Forum was involved with many other activities, including the meeting with the MacArthur Con- gress to discuss next year's govern- ment at Heritage High School, class council elections in the fall, and Home- coming Queen elections. President Hegenauer was happy that several members continually showed up at meetings. Grant was also “glad to have Mr. Rummler's help this year as well as the years passed. Mr. Jim Rummler completed his 8th year as Forum Advisor, and we can all agree that they were eight of the best, especially the final year, 1987-1988. i | i President Grant Hegenauer, Kristine Becker, and Mr. Rummler demonstrate the ‘‘Rumbo Rap”. SS í l 8 Ú H š Í 0000990000666 Dedicated Forum members Joe Douglas, C.J. Abbe, Robyn Van Tol, Stacey Gilleylan, Tammy Anderson, Jody Schmidt, Stacey Minnis, Crystal Falker, and Natalie Rummler. Missing: Michelle Falkenberg, Mike Luebkert, Nikki Shuler. FORUM 60 Martin First year Forum member Trevor Liddle learns the hard way as Param Dehia and Gabe Hausbeck scold him for missing a meeting. ҮТ ооо оо 6000000000 © 6029000 062200 0 осо ооо о E du na f |) © 0 © 000 оо 00000900000 ооо ос ооо во ооо о ооо ооо | | | 2 En 9090980808898 8288020288 82 2 890908 Ce 8 9 в ә ео one 98 9999090900 | | u Spook Spirit Day 1987 000000909 e o 9 e ® € 9 © € o o0 © © e 2 Island. Mrs. Joan Mrs. Lynda — _ advisors. Members of the senior FRONT ROW: Mary Sw - “а� Betty Arn, Jay Mikolei Kruse, Rachel Sawley BACK _ san Jurik, Grant Hegenauer Hendrickson, Kristine Becke жар Магс Rummler. u lass of 89' this year, vice-pi _ Was Joe oul Pachia x also has a fund raiser pl e senior color pictures for t — г FRONT ROW: Eric Robin l u Tammy Anderson, Marl | Karu, Debbie Prill. “ВА Luebkert, Jen e D SUCCESSFUL FUNDRAISERS © ELIT The э� class council was very successful in fund raising efforts this year. The Class of 1990 raised over $2000 by selling popcorn. To help spend some of that money the class has a ski trip planned. President of the class was Gabe Hausbeck, serving as vice-president was C J Abbe, secretary was Becky Wight, and their treasurer was Jim Lear. x s of the sophomore class Jim Lear. Alicia Ulbricht, Angie Barrera, Robyn Vantol, Erica McCain. MIDDLE ROW (I to r) — Norm Stone, Brandon Вей. Terri Birkmeier, Dina Hackett, x s, Carrie Fickes, шэн шан оф ооо о фо ео ооо рос ооо OSES овое ө: en Be 9 8 8 92 se 10 8 0 1 9 su Hr 0 0 9 0 0 68 899 о os Crystal. Е Mer, vice-president was Stacey Minnis, Elaine Carris was trea- surer, and serving as iy was h Ann Kessel. $ of the freshman class : dude: FRONT ROW 0 tor) x , Jenny Conely, Kristi Frie- sorger, icia Antel, Natalie Rummler, Meri Kress. MIDDLE ROW (1 to r) — Lisa Wall, Susan Dornseifer, Erica Mitchell, Elaine Caris, Jodi Schmidt, _ black spot. BACK ROW (I to 222 — ern _ № { C ` CLASS-COUNCIL - a 2. Galinski 2263 Ç PROJECT OUTREACH STUDENT On Thursday, February 11, 1988, one hundred MacArthur | ээ ees LEADERSHIP FORUM ed a Project Outreach Student Leadership Forum. In past years, these leadership forums have lasted the entire day and have consisted of moring workshops with outside speakers and after- noon discussions moderated by students. The results from the Project Outreach Student Lead- ership Forum; were sent to the board of education at both local and state levels. This year a new approach to fo- rum was taken. The program was reduced to half a day and due to the consolidation of the two town- ship high schools this years lead- ership forum was geared strictly to the forming of the new high school. This was a perfect chance for the student leaders from both schools to voice their opinions and work together towards a common goal. By means of this student leadership forum many recommendations were given to the issues and concerns of the community dealing with the new high school. | | The Project Outreach Student The project outreach planning committee: Front row: Eric Robinson, Grant Hegenauer. Back row: 3 : Melissa Hendrickson, Steve Palmateer, Stephanie Bierlein. Leadership Forum planning com- mittee met months in advance to help make this forum a successful one. The planning committee was made up of 20 students from both IKE and DM. Discussion topics were as follows: Academic Honor Programs and Concerns, Social lActivities, Athletics, Curriculum, Clubs and 'Organizations, School History, Promoting School Unity and Spirit, Student Rights, Stu- dent Government, and New Activ- ities and Ideas. These discussions were very beneficial to our admin- istrators, because it gave them a complete report of the needs and desires of the student body be- fore the impending consolidation. SADD FACTS ... Drunk driving will kill 70 people today alone and injure 2,150 more. ... Teenage drivers are involved in one out of every six motor vehicle accidents that occur. ... Someone is killed by a drunk driver every 23 minutes. ... Of all the people who kill themselves in single vehicle accidents, 3 5 were drunk. BIERLEIN Project Outreach 64 The 1987-1988 school year was a very good one for Eisen- E MITIS glor ен ы. at Y ы „гуу гы, ИЛА СЕ pv d _ hower's SADD Chapter. They kicked off the year by sending four representatives to Mackinac Island to attend the second annu- al SADD Michigan Conference. “The conference was very benefi- cial to us because we learned a member Jim Schultz. Also, the group created more jobs and new | offices to be held in order to give more people a chance to have more ponsibility in the group а� а to balance the distribution of ` ded to the prior offices of president, vice-president, and secretary treasurer, were a sec- ond vice-president, social direc- tor, publicity chairman, education chairman, historian, and repre- sentatives from all four classes. SADD set and reached many goals during the 1987-1988 school year. They strived to in- crease awareness of the effects of drinking and driving not only in the school but also in the commu- nity. They made their annual trip to Maccabee Gardens in October and planned to consolidate with the SADD chapter at Douglas MacArthur in late February. They also had a bowl-a-thon to raise money to aid in their awareness campaigns. These were just some of the activities SADD involved it- 1 і� to make the year success- ul. BIERLEIN SADD 65 o e m | эөөөөөөөсөөөгөөгөӨөөөӨөӨөөдөрүөөӨөөөӨдӨөсөөөөөӨөөөөө өрөӨөөөөөөсв.сбӨөӨӨө AND AUTOMOBILES TAKE THEM ә $ PLANES, TRAIN Hegenauer OUTDOOR CLUB | WHERE THEY WANT TO 60 OPPOSITE PAGE: Advisor, Mr. Rol Crane has enough of Jim Don Ho” Schultz's singing. Bottom: Campers look on as Mike Lippert packs his food and gear for the weekend. THIS PAGE: Top Left: Carrie Beckwith imitates John Leonard, ''yeah, right!’’. Bottom Left: Mike Riedel wonders if his food will ever be done. Bottom Right: Wet clothes hang in tree to dry from canoe race. They survived rain, sleet, and snow to conquer the elements of the great outdoors. The Outdoor Club saw a great increase in membership, as many people wanted to show off their Daniel Boone traits. The club took two trips in the win- ter months. One was a canoe trip on the Manistee River, and the other was a train ride through Canada on the Snow Train. “It's hard getting to sleep when you have no body heat, replied Mark Colby. Mark and many other people learned quickly that to stay warm, you must all sleep together. Tents then were occupied by 10 to 12 peo- ple in order to stay warm. Canoeing proved to be the exciting trip of the year as temperatures were much warmer than expected. As it happens every year, someone fell in the river. This year it was the canoe of Charlie Perkins and Grant Hegen- auer while they raced Mr. Jim Klug ` and Kurt Kruse. Huff and Puff was the nightly entertainment and it kept ev- eryone by the fire till the wee hours of the night. No matter how the camp- ers spent their time, it was always fun. This year’s officers were Carrie Beckwith, President; Todd Cates, Vice-President; Melissa Hendrickson, Treasurer; and Sandi Wells, Secre- tary. OUTDOOR CLUB 67 Hegenauer mn SÉ —— sr Ae E 1 PEP CLUB ENERGIZES STUDENTS DURING IKE’S LAST YEAR The fall of '87 was a very eventful one for IKE’s Pep Club. Early in Sep- tember the organization sponsored a spirit week to fire up the students for the last football game between Eisen- hower and MacArthur. Throughout the week students and faculty dressed up to follow themes such as Rambo Day, Concert T-Shirt Day, Daytona Day, Ge- neric Day, and the traditional Green and White Day. Next on the organization’s agenda was Homecoming. Planning for the elections of the court, the assembly, the half-time ceremony, and the Satur- day night dance began weeks in ad- vance. Pep Club voted on “Changes” by David Bowie for the Homecoming theme and began selling tickets for the dance one week prior to the event. “This year’s Homecoming was a big success for us. We sold the most tick- ets for the dance that have ever been sold and ended up with a very good profit”, commented Secretary-Trea- surer Cathy Fleschner. After the Homecoming festivities ended, Pep Club had time to concen- trate on promoting spirit for the fall and winter sports. They also gave themes to their winter dances. The school year came to an end with a spring spirit week and the guys' legs contest. All in all the organization did a very good job of making Eisenhower's last year a spirited one. Opposite Page:Top: Vice-President Carrie Beck- with and President Stephanie Bierlein discuss : the meeting's agenda. Middle: Although these pictures look incriminating, these students are merely participating in one the year's pep as- semblies. Bottom: Advisor Alan Larson meets with the three officers to finalize some decisions. This Page: Top: Seniors connect themselves by weaving a spoon through their clothes at the first 4 pep assembly. Middle: Kristina Kleppert, Krista 2 Minnis and Mr. Larson all contribute to the 1987 | Homecoming by decorating the student center early Saturday morning. Bottom: Blowing up bal- loons for Pep Club is just one way seniors Amy Matz, Chris Doran and Constance Sarantis like to spend their free time. 00200096 | © CCHS, .—$V6e 0009090990009 ос ов EL -еегсеееегеееетеегегееее еееееееееееееееееееееееоеее PEP CLUB Bierlein a fiesta. It was a busy, sful year. Hopefully next | I ne ¡teachers will keep their .guage department received an teachers this year and they really е, students involved. It was a ` start at first; but things really go Some students participated in the eign gi 44 at? VSC on | the foreign lat canned foods for club officers- За Foreign Language Club 1987-88 72 THE YEARBOOK BUNCE There's a story of a girl named Lisa, who was busy with three groups of her Own. They were three groups working all together, yet they were all alone. THE YEARBOOK BU There's a story of lovely Carrie, who was bringing together three very hard working groups. All of them had minds of gold, like the editors, and they were quite a troop. Til the one day when Rol ie. brought all the groups се� еге they knew that it was much more e a hunch, that this crew must someno | form a family, that's the way we а became the yearbook bunch. NCH, THE YEARBOOK BUNCH, THAT'S THE WAY WE ALL BECAME THE YEARBOOK BUNCH .. | | YEARBOOK Monson 1988 | YEARBOOK d STAFF IS: Wendy Antell, Stephanie Bierlein, Julie Bartel, Carrie Beckwith, Matt Beyers- dorf, Cherie Campbell, Matt Cantu, Colleen Dukarski, Cathy Fleschner, Jenny Galinski, Kelly Gerwin, Melissa Hendrickson, Kelly Kleppert, Jennifer Lewicki, Steve Levendowski, Jill Mar- tin, Dawne McCubbin, Dana Monson, Jodi Mueller, Judy Pi, Mark Przybylski, Wendy Rigg, Mindy Schluchter, Lisa Schultz, Jennifer Sweeting, Jenni Tin- ney, Kim Tobin, Norene Troutman, Sandy Wells and Advisor Rol Crane ... left; Julie Bartet pretends to work well with Norene Troutman ... lower left; Kim Tobin buries her nose in the com- puter. SO WHAT DO YOU THINK? We hope our efforts have been a success this year but, that is for you, the reader, to decide. After hearing many complaints at the end of the '87 year ranging from, “the yearbook is a hardcover senior book” to “Who made all the senior pictures different sizes , we decided that it was necessary to unify the book with some sort of preve- lant theme as well as making. ії a fun book that includes every student of Eisenhower High School. Therefore, we began organizing at the end of last year for this year’s yearbook. Before coming back to school this year, we had already had chosen a theme, division titles, and a basic structure or layout of our book. Also completed or partially completed were many of last year’s spring sports which are not usually thought about until the fol- lowing fall. At the start of the year, we worked diligently to com- plete the opening section, '87 spring sports, ‘and fall sports as well as senior pictures and mug shots. As the year progressed we tried to keep on top of things, such as what our school organizations, athletic associations and administrators were accomplishing. Thus, we look upon this yearbook as a success and we hope you do also. This has been the last year of Eisenhower High School, and what a good year it has been. YEARBOOK Monson 73 AS THE WORD TURNS Newspaper staff found itself facing many new challenges in the 1987-1988 school year. After recovering from the 87 move to MacArthur High School as a result of the great fire, they found themselves in more familiar surround- ings this year. With all new faces, the IKE News Staff utilized its fullest poten- tial with many new, creative ideas. Un- der the direction of Rol Crane, the Newspaper Staff covered a wide vari- ety of topics ranging from light sub- jects such as Grant Hegenauer's Heap of the Month to more serious matter such as “teenage drinking”. NEWSPAPER Monson The Staff is expected to produce 6 pa- pers this school year (3 each semes- ter). They increased their circülation this year by expanding to MacArthur High School. Other improvements are the addition of color (blue) to their spreads as well as more detailed graph- ics. Also this year, the staff has tried to ` bring together Eisenhower and MacAr- thur. They have incorporated MacAr- thur students in the class during sec- ond semester and plan to have a 4- page spread through the center of their paper. 1988 NEWSPAPER STAFF IS: Wendy Antell, Stephanie Bensch, Kristi Bird, Bill Chu, Gretchen Eggers, John Ford, Rachel Griffith, Grant Hegenauer, Melissa Kirkland, Stacey Kleinbriel, Kurt Kruse, Jennifer Mc- Dowell, Helene Park, Brandon Peters, Brandon Reif, Jim Schultz, Norm Stone, and advisor Rol Crane ... far left: Gretchen Eggers seeks advice from student teacher Jim Klug, center: Advisor Rol Crane acts stupid , below: and then there was light!, left bottom: Girls newstaff stalls for time, right bottom: Boys newstaff asks, ‘‘Mirror, mirror, on the wall ... who's the fairest of them all?” NEWSPAPER Monson 75 A POOR PLA YED THAT STRUTS AND FRETS ` w AA AA? УУУУ ed ГИГ! N AV AN How much do you know about Fo- rensics? Well, I’m going to tell you. There are many events one can enter in competition with, including radio cast and story telling, along with vari- ous forms of speeches, such as an in- formative, impromptu, duo, oratory, sales, dramatic interpretation, and se- rious speech. When one enters in any of these events, there is a certain amount of time to prepare before presenting it to the judges. The next step is the grading for semi-finals and finals. Regular meets are held every Saturday throughout March, then come Dis- tricts, Regionals, and finally State competition. The Forensics team was quite large this year, with many new faces on the team. Many were underclassmen, therefore next year's team will be ех- perienced. Hopefully, you understand what Fo- rensics is and realize how fun it can be. Who knows? You may be a new face on stage next year! U FORENSICS AAA 76 Dawne McCubbin f o adi a e ТІНІ М | | 722222 x : 11:44 4. H IL edit C Cc YU WVU EAU T 7 821 41113111 1209 23115 L VALUIET.1 OL YU WEE 722224 8722777 ЛИТР: Is Jennifer м Love? ЕТ = т x ‹ £y SAGINAW Wu, ШИРИ Todd Cates practices Top right: Cast of “Who Am I This Time?” Top left: Officers of Drama Club, Sandi Wells, Tonya Samu- els, Jenny Sweeting. Bottom: Cast of Louder, | Can't Hear You? Left: Sandi Wells, Wendy Rigg, Jerry Tong, Todd Cates, Chris Roenicke, Shari Hausbeck, Jim Schultz. Right: Dawn Garrett, Beth Bre- zinski, Jenny Sweeting, Tonya Samuels, Kari Roethlisberger, Babs Byrne, Hedieh Haghighat- gou, Kurt Kruse. AM THE WORLDS A STAGE The Drama Club produced two plays this year. The first play, Who am I This Time , was a narrative starring Gabe Hausbeck and Jenny Sweeting who played two actors in love. Todd Cates had the hardest jo b being narrator for the whole play. The student director was Sandi Wells. The second play Louder! | can't Hear You! was about a family that has a lack of communica- tion. The main characters for this play were Jim Schultz as the father, Bill Chu as the son, and Babs Byrne as the daughter. The Drama Club had a new advisor, Jackie Derocher, this year. The club enjoyed her very much and learned а a great deal from her. “It takes hard work to put on two plays and there are a lot of people behind the scenes, says Jenny Sweeting. A lot of work and imagination is used to make props and clothing, and to put on make-up. But in the end the command- ing performances received their well- earned applause. 77 Fr 78 Campbell The choir had many great moments this year. The choir sang Christmas carols at the Fashion Square Mall and helped out with the Toys for Tots pro- gram. They also made an appearance at the Millet Learning Center near Christmas. The choir had a competi- tion at the Civic Center which they placed in the top four choirs. The Rue- ban Daniels Life Long Center invited the choir to sing under the direction of a director from the famous Interlockin Camp in Traverse City, Michigan. When performing, the Eisenhower choir shows a sense of togetherness. Choir is really a great class, it's like we're one big happy family”, stated choir member Joel Abenth. This big happy family raised money to go to Toronto for a competition and per- formed better than they had expected to. Upper left: Amy Dumbrille takes time to sing a solo. Upper right corner: The 1987- 88 choir members. Upper right: Ms. Cheger flashes her usual good morning smile. Bottom right: Shaun Doyle, Joel Abenth, and Brian Dice show their enthu- мазт in choir while taking a quick Snoozzze. CHOIR a № ЖИ ХИ) nei | | | | | ! өөөгтөөөөӨөөӨөӨэө AN ENCORE PERFORMANCE The band plays a big factor here at Eisenhower. Our band plays at all home football games. It ranges from 35 to 40 members, all in which need the proper uniforms and instruments. МОЕТ HIGH SCH | Band starts rehearsing for the year GINAV ' ШОН. in late August. By September 2, the ж marching band is ready to perform wonders for the crowds. A band student, Tonya Samuels, plays the flute and piccolo, and says she enjoys band. Tonya's been in the band since 6th grade. All band students learn a new piece every game, includ- ing various pop hits, along with the Ei- senhower fight song. They also work especially hard during Homecoming, at which their work can be seen by their excellent entertainment. 125101) EISENHOWER BAND Above: Band Buddies’ relax. Below: Friday night's football jams. BAND Levandowski 79 Front row: Holly Proffer, Krista Minnis, Cherie Campbell, Debbie Prill, Mindy Swarthout, Wendy Antell, Jenny Carter, Connie Schwab, Marlena Reed, Leslie Castillo. 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At the beginning of the year they went to a speed learn- ing competition and both squads took a second place. The girls also added a little more spirit to the halftimes of the football and bas- ketball games. Their tadition con- tinued when the varsity and junior varsity squads performed togeth- er at the homecoming football game. ээзеөэөөөөөөөөөөсөө г | Es ыг Т 6000060000000000000900000000 i Opposite page: Dede Kress and Kari Krenz wait in line to be the next ones to get their hair done. Steph- anie Bierlein worries about getting home safely. Top of page: Some of the J.V. pom-pon squad take out some practice time to flash some : | : , i ; U fun smiles. Sometimes pom-pon | Front row: Cindy Hill, Julie Zuzula, Kerri Slominski, Valerie U U practice gets real CRAZY for Valerie Ч Burridge, Kim Waite. Back row: Stacey Morissette, Sherri Carl, Beth Ann Kessel, Michelle Hirschenberger, Burridge. | Jenny Berry, Missy Wright. Missing from picture Tammy Graham. РОМ PON 31 Campbell Mueller — ЗА IET AAA Y Once again this season the cheer- u leaders have successfully promoted ` _ School spirit at football games, bas- _ ketball games, and pep rallies. Not- . only has the Varsity squad proven | themselves at games but at compe- _ titions as well. Over the summer ` . they attended the Midland County ` . Fair Cheerleading Competition and . received first place. Also during the . summer, both the JV and Varsity ` _ squads attended camps. Here, they ПОТ о� іу practiced a lot а� а worked hard, but had a great time. - During the school year, the Varsi- _ ty squad participated in the North- ` _ east Region Cheerleading competi- _ tion against four states. They did an . excellent job by receiving third run- _ ner-up. the captains of the three squads x are: Varsity, Ann Koski; JV, Denise .. Davy; Freshman, Meri Kress. They were coached by Nikki Culver and Nancy 22 Upper Left: The Varsity squad takes time out ` . to smile after a strenuous competition. — Center Lett: Is this togetherness or what? _ Center Right: Can someone tell us who “Міз- ter Yuck is? O o u Jenny Mcinterney, Amy Jurek, Meri Kress, Angie Williams. t: Jodi Anderson, Erica Mitchell, Kristi Trevino. CHEERLEADERS 83 DIRECTED BY жазары w up dx Spas oA gt ЕЕ ) TTA! Nn Ї | | Ce Y = TUR a ыты ¡1400090000000 50009700€9', COOPERATIVE EDUCA ПО Co-op is becoming very popular at Eisenhower. It is a great way to ex- perience holding a real job, while at the same time achieving two credits and also earning extra money. There are several co-op programs avail- able, such as office co-op, Distribu- tive Education, Trade and Industry, and Pre-Professional. Students are able to choose their co-op program, but are required to take a class relat- ed to their job. A minimum of fifteen hours a week on the job must be completed by each student. The stu- dents are visited on the job by Ms. Carol Socha, the coordinator at Ei- senhower, every ten weeks. During each visit, Ms. Socha and the super- visor formally evaluate the student. While participating in co-op, one must write a report for Ms. Socha each week summarizing what is done on the job and in the related class. The majority of co-op stu- dents make minimum wage, but some jobs pay more. Many students keep their positions on through the summer, working full-time, as they find their jobs to be very rewarding. gg CO-OP Martin 4 E ER US RN EEN тах б, ОРРОЅІТЕ PAGE: Up stage left. On her way to finding a cure to aids, Lisa Davy takes time out to test adhesives at Dow Corning. Down stage left: Donna Reimer busy at work in the purchasing depart- ment at Dow Corning. THIS PAGE: Up stage, Faith Kinsman sta- tioned in the Health and Environmental Sciences deparment at Dow Corning. Cen- ter stage, Jeff Mclnerney anxiously await- ing a customer at Edward's Men's Shop. Down stage, Nikki Shuler taking a break from her job at Dow, which involves order- ing patents. CO-OP Martin 87 UN 25 1 K y gf ) Ж SS № £ i T A pensive principal ponders the possibilities ahead. “Гуе had enough rest, Mr Larsen. Let's sh this forest up. l'Il put all the birches over h and you... You might know ... he's still captain of the ship. | CLASS ; OF “12%8%”” ae, SGB A OE NT V P Ca RINA АРМА КЫРУ НУУ nen E T Our oldest senior, Principal Charles Marvin, left Eisenhower and education after the 1988 school year. After his six years as assistant principal, he applied for and was appointed to the position of Eisenhower principal. Mr Marvin worked at the college lev- el prior to joining the Eisenhower staff. He stated that adapting to high school was hardest. He admitted that he had a hard time suspending students for long periods of time. He enjoyed seeing students turn themselves around in high school and eventually graduate, and often felt that he had a part in helping them. Mr Marvin has always enjoyed the outdoors, and is trading his 37 years in education for a chance to get involved in conservation projects and other out- door activities. u The class of 88 is proud of its senior graduate”. So THAT'S who cooks the school lunches!!! Chappy checks up on the “real world” before he reenters. x MARVIN Lo Rigg 1 | d 90 ACADEMICS Tobin Kleppert ACADEMICS 91 Kleppert Tobin OR EI) | | š 2-2 22 _ беогве Loesel . .. Marilyn ee Hugh Matson Joe Mikolajczak ` . Beatriz Miranda | 2 Debbie Monahan | ACADEMICS 92 Tobin Kleppert Bill Rozek Jim Rummler Kathy Sadwick | Sue Schulz Pat Seeley | Lynda Slaggert Ruth Ann Sowle u Bill Stocker Lowell Swartzendruber Jim Teal Bernard Townsend . Richard Williams | Ке� Winicki - Janie Wregglesworth АР А� уо� е hungry? x O _ ACADEMICS Kleppert Tobin 93 S INN MDA AA OS AS SE У ТКН ееееее өөөөӨөөӨөөӨөӨүөӨүӨөөӨөӨвөӨөөӨөвөөӨ. 0000000490000 0000 e 000006 ооо вв оо оо в оо оо ооо corners sanos... a 94 ACADEMICS Tobin Kleppert 20 ACADEMICS 95 Kleppert Tobin @ 9 e © é 9 © 9 e e 9 e 6 е е iade The Biolgfy Department is eKpanding yo minds. дег the direction of Wir. James Ве min Mir. Rudy Emerick, Mr. Қ т Kolbe, and � ага Williams, the studentg are able to wid heir horizons. Students are Working with two а eas: plants and water aninfals. The work wit plants includes studying tfie seasonal change which brought about the cfianges of leaves in th fall. The work with watef animals includes the watching of fish reproducing, the growing of crawfish, and the disse£ting of frogs. Soon the Biology ІІ department Will be dissecting pigs. The quality of Eisenhowegs Science Department is greatly admired by bpth students and faculty. 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Through science programs and career-oriented t | (0 explore today's technology. ours we are encouraging students Michigan Division Schedule tours by calling: ® 1-800-258-2436 ч s к T E | 14 Ж � аты ww — Wa — — And to those of you whom I had the privilege of working with -- I ENJOYED IT! THANKS! For the Very Finest in Senior Portraiture . . . . ва рё FINE PORTRAITURE 5148 VIBURNUM DR. SAGINAW, MI e 48603 мача 517 790-1542 We treat you SPECIAL A special Thank You to Jenny Sweeting for all the help and hard work she gave us. The Yearbook Staff The artistic director (and chief artist) for this year's Introspectus was Jenni- fer Sweeting. A graduating senior, Jen- nifer plans to study art at a four year college and seek a career in the com- mercial art field. She is currently study- ing art at EHS and at Delta college. In addition to designing the yearbook cover and division pages, Jennifer pro- vided artwork for the school newspa- per. She also found time to paint a wall- sized mural of mountains and wildlife on the publications room wall. Stephanie, f Life with you has certainly been interesting — never a dull mo- ment! You're a wonderful daugh- ter and sister. You've made your family very proud. We love you very much. Mom, Dad and Stacy. Congratulations Yale, We are very proud of you. We will a you in everything you o! Love, Mom Dad Dear Ken, Best of luck in everything you do. We love you very much. Love, Mom, Dad, Janet, Alan, and Jim 126 Congratulations Ruth! May God bless you! Love, Mom, Dad, and Stacy Congratulations Jennifer! We are proud of you and wish you much success and happiness in the future! Love, Mom Dad, Jayne, Sue, John, and Dort DeDe — We are all so proud of you. You are a wonderful daughter and sister, but more than that you are a good person. We wish you good luck, good fortune, but most of all, we wish you love. Mom, Dad, Meredith, Ashley, and Lindsey. Congratulations Greg, We are very proud of you. You have survived the adversity of death and a move to a new city. As traumatic as this was it has prepared you well for coping with life's challenges. | know you will succeed in whatever you undertake. All our love, Dad, Sharon, Brad, and Teresa Congratulations Ron! You've come a long way, but you've only just begun. We all love you! Dad, Mom, Becky, and Sarah Congratulations Wayne! To a great athlete, but more important, a wonderful son. Thanks for the many fine memories. We all love you and will always be behind you. Mom Dad Congratulations Scott, You are one of a kind. Keep smiling and the world is yours! Love, Mom, Dad € Beth Cindy Godt Congratulations! We're very proud of you and love you dearly. May God guide you and keep you safe. Remember He loves you too! Mom and Dad Kindhearted Rambunctious Impulsive Sensational Temperamental Intelligent Nonchalant Enthusiastic GOOD LUCK ALWAYS!!! Love, Mom, Dad, Gretchen, Stephanie, and Colette Congratulations Lisa! Thanks for working so hard and making us all so proud of you. Keep up the good work. Love ya, Mom, Dad Thra, (Alex too!) Karri LeAnne: They said you wouldn't make it the night you were born. You fought to prove them wrong. Your strong will and determination have brought you through the tough times and your achievements have made us so very proud. Your ups and downs in life will always have a partner — Your Family. Be proud of yourself! Love, Mom, Dad, Amy, Jeff and Jeremy Kelly, As your future begins, please know we are always here for you. Don't be afraid to reach for your goals. We love you and are proud of the person you've become. Mom, Dad, and Lindsey. Congratulations Constance Sarantis! We are so proud of you. You are our pride and joy. God grant you successes and happiness in everything that you desire. Love you always, Mom Dad Melinda, You're a great daughter with a wonderful future ahead. Congratulations! We love you, Mom Dad Congratulations Kurt We are very proud of you. Thanks for being a great kid! We wish you the best in your life ahead. Love, Mom Dad Congratulations Jodi, May all your dreams and goals come true in your future. No matter how you do we will always love you! Mom Dad Joel, We're so proud of you, sunshine! As you step into your future, go with God and remember how much you are loved! Mom, Dad, Mark, Paul and Steve Congratulations Angela Girardi! We are very proud of our Little “Angel”. We wish you love, happiness, and success. Love, Mom, Dad, and Chris Congratulations Brandie Check You did it with style, in spite of the complications in your senior year. We love you and are so proud of you! Love, Mom, Dad, and Donny Nicole R. Shuler Congratulations to one of the “brightest lights in our lives. You have made us proud and happy to be your parents. Best of everything to you in the future and always. Keep that smile! Love, Mom and Dad Congratulations Glenda — You've come a long way, RUNT! And we are very proud of you. You are the breath of sunshine to all those around you. God Bless. Love ya! Mom, Dad, and Suzanne Congratulations Jeff! Success and Happiness in everything you do. are proud of you! Love, Mom, Dad, Jim, Joe, and John Shannon Wells, We always knew you'd make us proud. Just remember, going away to college doesn't mean leaving home. Your room will always be here for you. We love you, Dad, Mom and Jason Congratulations Mark, We're very proud of you and wish you happiness and success always. All our love, Mom, Laura, Mike, Bear Congratulations Jill! You have worked hard and enjoyed your four years at Eisenhower. We are very proud of you. No success or happiness will be too great for you! Love, Mom Dad Congratulations Rachel! We are proud of you! It has been an exciting year. We love you. Mom and Dad Congratulations to our State Champion Soccer player KRIS BRASSEUR Love Mom Dad WOW! You did it! Congratulations Jeff. It seems just yesterday you were collecting toads and here you are graduating already. We are so very proud of you. Wherever you go, whatever you do, our love will always go with you. We wish you the best now and always. Thank you Lord for giving us a wonderful son. All our love always, Dad, Mom, Colleen, (Tia, Mandy) Tracy To our princess. Congratulations. | hope you get everything in life you're aiming for. We love you! Mom, Dad, Brad Julie Congratulations Lisa Marie Davy A bundle of love and joy one day To a wonderful grown person today So soon! Best of everything always! Love, Mom, Dad, and Denise Congratulations Bob! We once had so far to go, However, the years did not go slow Now that your high school graduation is here, I’m very proud of you and will always be near. Love, Mom Congratulations, Lisa Matson! We're proud of you, you've always ''Gone for the Gold”. Your school years have been a zoo: Schnauzers, ducks, chickens, birds, rabbits, turtles, snails, fish, hamsters, and mice. But it's been Fun! Love from the Overhill Gang, Mom, Dad, Suz Tasha Betty, For all the pride you've given us through the years. Cheers to you! Love, Mom Dad (ац ВДИГА УОИ S АЧРИ UCIT e e va š w ZH ` Mer WETTE TEST aCe Ka AUTRE T. mM ек 13 У РНР KN d j ms. 2. а. (Ch PED: SAY $ ы 2 Е Е „МЛ i $ AUN ant fovent MATT un 3 i ” WE RETUR 131 АННО ` 132 ОЖ] x % і Ж d E a NS E aaa EE EE | Кез boot one home _ Eisenhower captures state title | started getting really nervous about that last goal, and about the way they were dominating af- ter that,” said All State goalkeep- er Colleen Gilleylen, but | just bung in there and counted on my teammates to pull us through. And they did, as Eisenhower High School became Michigan's first class B girls soccer champions. The team beat number one ranked Plainwell by a score of 3-2 to cinch the state title. Even . though the score was close, there was no doubt who dominated the — game. “Eisenhower is the best . team in the state, said Plainwell _ coach рош Beauregard. VARSITY SOCCER Galinski Goals were scored by sopho- more Wendy lamurri on a wall pass from Molly Ward, All State midfielder Tammy Anderson on a breakaway, and junior winger Chris Doran on a long throw in by Molly Ward. The unsung heroes of the game were senior midfielder Tricia Bamberger and All State sweeper Kathy Jacobi, who held Plainwell's high scoring Hender- shott sisters to only two goals. The Commanders finished the season with a 13-2-2 record, and were named the number one team in Michigan. Coach Roland - Crane was named soccer coach of the year. BOTTOM LEFT: Back Row: T berger, Liz Vondette, Cathy Cle ly Ward, Kristen Snyder, Wendy Jenny Galinski, coach Roland Cra ond row: Jean Jacob, Chris Do Dunbar, Kathy Jacobi, Mindy € Tammy Anderson, Shelly Ma Row: Krista Minnis, Dawn R Brasseur, Debbie Gates, Colle UPPER LEFT: Coach Roland Cran his knowledge of soccer. CENTER: The team celebrates vi ter the final whistle in the final gar state tournament. RIGHT: Wendy lamurri shows h _ footwork as she sets up for a sh FAR RIGHT: All-State midf Anderson maneuvers ponent in the state fi 1 91:23 A 5СОВЕВОХ REGULAR SEASON O O OPPONENT FLINT CENTRAL 1 CARMAN AINSWORTH 0 ARTHUR HILL 0 MIDLAND HIGH 0 MIDLAND DOw 0 DOUGLAS MACARTHUR 0 MIDLAND HIGH ` 3 ANN ARBOR. PIONEER. o MIDLAND D Dow x VARSITY SOCCER Galinski SR ger Э.ЭУЛЭ-”22212?Э 155 y The 1987 Varsity Softball Team had one of its more disappointing seasons last year. What made the season so disappointing was not having as many wins as anticipat- ed with a team having so much potential. The final record for the season was 13 wins, 20 losses for all games and 4 wins, 6 losses in conference games. The team was led in hitting by juniors Leann Luplow, Lori Mos- kal, and Nikki Shuler with .333, .330, and .294 batting averages, respectively. Lori Moskal, who pitched in 20 games, and senior Chris Cole, a six game starter and finisher, took care of most of the pitching duties. Toward the end of the season, sophomore Torri Va- sey was brought up from J.V. and became a starting pitcher for three games. As the season ended, several players received area awards. Junior Jodi Haskin was elected to the White Pine Conference First Team. Elected to the White Pine Conference Second Team were Leann Luplow and Lori Moskal. Jodi Haskin also received honor- able mention for the All-Area Team. Varsity Softball Fleschner Ж Q СИЮ Зы B ж 2 ЖЖ ah ALT ON SUCCESS, BUT SHORT | CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: Sophomore Torri Va- sey hurls another strike across the plate. Junior Anna Banana Koski proves that it has always been her life long dream to be a balle- rina. Team photo. The Varsi- ty Softball Team shows the importance of team commu- nication. Senior Lori Becker waits for the call. Junior Jodi Haskin spots herself for the amazing double backflip as teammates watch in awe. РА 4 i Р. = 2 2 © senhos, h (588, А y istae um m HF e “а w-—- e m 3 22277 у ©; NI Y Ч N a - АЗ rh, 97, SÉ isenhon, A е� іте, � - t (580 0 ) ь d % Front L to В: Traci LeBlanc, Becky Lear, Lori Becker, Ann Koski, Jenny LaFlair. Back L to R: Coach Jim Rummler, Mary Swartzendruber, Chris Cole, Nikki Shuler, Jodi Haskin, Leann Luplow, Lori Moskal. Varsity Softball Fleschner 137 5 ж ГЫ т г vnm E Б 4 EZ === = 1 7 Яг TE гэн 2 қа” 0 ç سسس‎ | 1 AO en АСЯ MR ий Ae eras SE AR RS ERTL � ь ES зы ATE SR TUT OR RET MRSC LD ENTE ere НЕ TEE EE — — x EE EEE NAGEL aa АНДЫ Ei le a OE E E EELER = REET m Ge ESSERE A EEE RETTEN H E | | E eegen SEET Wa PE With a record of only 8-19, the high- light of the varsity baseball season was the win 6 - 2 win against D.M. Eight of the teammates were seniors and according to the catcher, Mike Vayre, “A lot of seniors who didn't play their junior year played this year and | think that their experience helped us.” “The stats may not have shown the ability of the team this year but to- wards the end of the season we started playing pretty good, said Don Beyer. Four players were nominated to all- conference teams. Sophomore Mike Beyer was named Honorable Mention for his outstanding play. Junior Don Beyer was named to all-area and all conference first teams. Seniors Jason Wood and Matt Maturen were named first and second all-conference teams respectively. Mature n led the team's batting aver- age with a .463 while Don Beyer was fight behind him with a .412. Is that real?! VARSITY BASEBALL Tobin Е 34 £ Y Ч d М , | 111 ( Б 2 lh аш Ши Ë A i ; Gi ` ø їр, Ун yanuq; po TUET In 1 we. t BACK ROW: Coach Lou Dulak, Matt Maturen, Randy Kruska, Jason Wood, Phil Brefk _ Austin, Rob Brown, Dan McNally, Todd Maziarz. FRONT ROW: Roger Riggie, John Leonard, Beyer, Steve Malace, Mike Beyer, Mike Farrel, Mike Vayre, statistician Larry Loiselle. ч à in the swing of things. e, ée e Team work. Looking onward towards the win. VARSITY BASEBALL Tobin 139 қ т HUT 95 SNS TAINS SARE т XY Tr IT DOESN” T MATTER ЇГ WE WIN OR LOSE... — JUST AS LUNG AS GOOD! €———o— € М - T Dar А ú $- Qee y Уу; A ge Ж 2 3 52 ай 7. y RA TK ты $ ot t E Шу : 4 r. Me су 2 5 М x : y ` � 2 $ 5 EN Ka gës rte e JO ь. i ` ` 2 1 : a 1 Ч ж; 3 4 ° 2 ТОР ROW: Michelle Falkenberg, Shelly Kerns, Cheryl First. Middle row: Wendy Rigg, Melissa Snider- Just one sich, Audra Horonzy, Deirdre Maiers, Kelly Lewandowski. Bottom Row: Tonya Samuels, Kasey Davis, Janel Gamez, Christy Misekow, Corrine Payk, Aline Kosiara. With positive attitudes and a lot of | strong will, the Eisenhower girls track | team strived fo r a good season. There | were few girls on the team but they all | worked very hard. At the Garber Invita- | tional the team used all their effort; | however, they lost many events due to | URE MAAR N 2 a IIS 2 ONO TETER e E TE injuries. Overall in the White Pine Con- ference the team came out with a record of two wins and three losses. | Two seniors, Kristy Misekow and Cor- | rine Payk, earned honorable mentions | in the White Pine Conference. Also, TITAN | freshman Wendy Rigg was named out- | standing runner Тог the team. The girls | had a fun and successful season that ended with the traditional pizza party which topped off the season perfectly. Why am I holding this ball at my neck? | GIRLS TRACK J| 140 Bierlein sl KS eat A GU, MURIS сүү� more mile. Looking at the season one might think the Eisenhower Boys Track Team had a bad year. As coach Hugh Matson said, ' We lacked depth.” Then of course their individual runers showed great potential. The relay teams were outstanding! The 800 relay team which consisted of Joe ‘‘see ya at the finish line Sanchez, Larry didn't mean to drop the baton LaFray, Cliff “speed of light Wicks, and Jeff “too tall Mclnerny went to state. They qualified with their best time running in the fast heat. Also qual- ifying for state were Cliff Wicks in the 100, Joe Sanchez in the 200 meter, and Matt Hirschenberger in the high jump. All in all everyone on the team per- formed well, and the coach was pleased with the team. Matt Hirshchberger makes another successful jump. ғ шини ЛИ ЛЭ ае: a 272,27 PS = SIRT EOS SERIE Jom IAN En и - | Lë - ышана NEN 4 xL ESA AO e р УОС ОЖ ардах CN , : A ЁГ. еч ARENA ТЕНТҮ - d — ОН - Y - ғ. e | | MEM o مخ‎ | A SMASHING SEASON FOR BOYS VARSITY TENNIS winning be catching? It sure the st i | ate. The singles line- seemed to have been last spring. the strongest Sr wid x. The Commanders were honored ith A sea B n Regional Champions Ч and then by placing 8th in state liev i à , e that th oM B up са ѕеаѕо� state са� ы� Gage with a record of 13-0. Champi ii 3 $ | | plons, and ге тр The 1987 Boys Varsity Tennis ons will have this хаш team was without a doubt the Eisenhower's greatest E best team in Eisenhower history. Coach Stocker e We had tremendous depth with three of the best doubles teams in The Eisenhower Boys Varsity Tennis team worked hard to achieve quite a lot in the spring of 87. They started their season out on a positive note as they became co-champions of St. Mary CC Invi- tational. Moving forward with strenuous practice handed out by Coach Bill Stocker, the team con- tinued on to become White Pine Conference Champions for the second consecutive year. Could w - 54 x 2, A A A. CC: ОЬ ша ТИ СКЗИ Rajesh continues Ike's traditi i adition ; Шын e of swatting at о Jerry Tong turns the other cheek to his opponent. Below: Back row: Coach Bill Stocker, Dave р John Michalski, Manish Dedhia, Brian Vance, Param Dedhia, Amaar Malik, Jerry Tong, Dave nce. Front row: Chris Brenner, Doug Sweeting, Rajesh Alva, George Reip, Edmund Bermudez, Steve Valiquette, Vivek Gupta. | BOYS VARSITY TENNIS | 1 Monson WHITE PINE SECOND PLACE FOR GIRLS’ VARSITY TENNIS Helene Park, Mindy Almond, Jennifer West, Cathy Fleschner and Amy Brisbois eagerly wait for the delivery of their pizza at the tennis banquet. Front: Helen Brady, Babs Byrne, Lekha Karu, Mindy Almond, and Jennifer West. Back: Helene Park, Amy Brisbois, Cathy Fleschner, Coach Jim Teal, Julie Bartel, and Cathy Clement. Ц was a season of satisfaction for the Eisenhower Girls' Varsity Tennis Team, especially for Coach Jim Teal, as he reached and passed the 250 match victory mark. The season was satisfying for the players, also, as they came in second place at the White Pine Conference Tournament. A personal victory т- volved the 1 doubles team of Amy Brisbois and Helen Brady, who top- pled MacArthur for a first place finish. A second place finish at White Pine allowed the team to advance to re- gional competition. The season ended there with a fourth place finish. As the season wound down, many players received awards for their out- stan ding play. Voted to the White Pine Conference first team were Lekha Babs Byrne, Julie Bartel and Lekha Karu try catching some zzz's between sets. Helen Brady and Amy Brisbois sing a little victory chant after their win over D.M. Karu, Babs Byrne, and Helen Brady. Cathy Clement, Jennifer West, and Amy Brisbois received honorable mention. Both Amy Brisbois and Hel- en Brady earned the most points and received the Most Valuable Player award. The Most Improved Player award was presented to Cathy Clem- ent, while Babs Byrne was the recipi- ent of the Coach's Award. GIRLS VARSITY TENNIS Fleschner 143 “DOWN, DOWN, Front Row: Gary Gallagher, Jay Mikoleizik, P J Miles, Pete Freigang, Ted Kurtz, Grant Hegenauer. Middle Row: Chris Jones, Mike Luebkert, Gary Miller, Jason Armstrong, John Leonard, Dave McAuley. Back Row: Mike Coyle, Keith Klein, Jeff Riedel, Paul Manelis, Scott Jonker, Mike Ziegelmann. Keeping the ball on the ground was a problem for the team this year, but it didn't slow them down; With a record of 14-2-4, they still made it into the quarter-finals. “We thought we finally had the chance to go all the way this year. This has been our dream since we were freshmen” said Gary Miller. Grant He- genauer added, “ | feel we were а close-knit group playing together for so long. The thing l'Il miss the most is not having the guys around to play soccer with. To me we are the All-State Team. Even though the season had a very emotional ending, the team did great throughout the whole season. It was a season nobody would ever forget. P J Miles feels they could have taken state if the team would have taken one game at a time and wouldn't have as- sumed that they were already in the state finals. “We don't have anyone to blame but ourselves”, he said. John Leonard feels there is so much politics involved, all the Detroit schools usually get all the post-season recogni- tion. “I dont think it's fair says John. The win against Petosky marked coach Bill Hartle's 100th victory. It was a memorable season for everybody. Mike Ziegelmann eludes another defender en route to the goal. BOYS VARSITY SOCCER 144 Gerwin Paul Manelis deflects a shot on goal as P J Miles watches intently. BOYS VARSITY SOCCER Gerwin Dee GE | w ! d | | i | 3 ! 1 ri š | E | É GEES SE z Т EE мин ai =a TZ ” AAA г NEM tI — e ams — ИИ ARANA nn EE AS egenen 146 FRUS TRATI NG BUT FUN Welsch, Vaughn, and Doyle out to stop Bridgeport. Losing most of their starting players the previous year, the team had a chal- lenging season ahead of them. AL though stats may not have shown it, the team did have a lot of fun” says Jeff Krzyzaniak. With a record of only 2-7, you would have thought that there wasn’t much talent on the team but that proved to be wrong. Twelve players were named All-Conference Honorable mention in- cluding: Yale Miller, defensive end; Cory Ruppel, offensive guard; Ken Bean, center; Mike Vayre, offensive tackle; Chris Himmelein, defensive tackle; Marc Thomas, fullback; John Hausbeck, guard; Kurt Nichols, line- backer; Marc Rummler, offensive back; Nathan Vaughn, defensive back; and Ulysses Byas, defensive back. Shaun Doyle and Jeff Krzyzaniak were named to the All Conference first team. Doyle, one of three captains, also led the team in tackles while Marc Rummler lead the team in scoring. The two other captains were Dave Halstead and Nathan Vaughan. A big disappointment came early in the season when the team had to for- feit their first game, which they won, to Cadillac becasue of an ineligibility prob- lem. Cadillac also had to forfeit the game for the same reason, so in the record books, both teams lost the game. VARSITY FOOTBALL Tobin ФШФееееее Ge 9 e e e eo ee 9 9 0 9 9 € 9 e 9 0 8 © 0.000909506000008000008000tag00000 FRONT FOW: Rich Welsch, Doug Bishop, Ulysses Byas, Steve Lamb, Marc Rummler, Ken Bean, Mario Hernandez, Don Beyer, Todd Maziarz, Kurt Nichols, coachJoe Mikolajczak SECOND ROW: CoachJim Hacker, Briget Smith, Dominic O'Toole, John Hausbeck, Pat Donald, Charles Boven, Keith Elwood, Kevin Keysor, Doug Peak, Nathan Vaughn, Dave Halstead THIRD ROW: Keith Keysor, Matt Beyersdorf, Jay Rendon, Cory Ruppel, Shaun Doyle, Aaron Alverson, Chris Kubczak, Yale Miller, Bob LaFollette, Chris Berhart, Chris Himmelein, George Zoscak, Casey Lewless Doug Peake goes to the ball. Cory Ruppel tries in vain to catch the pass. зееееееееегеезееееегтегееееоеоееоее E 1 Т E. | e © e e ее e Ike's big “D”. Marc Rummler goes for the goal. Krazy lens a hand. VARSITY FOOTBALL Tobin 147 ` Although the Girls’ Varsity Basket- ball team wasn't the best ever, their x spirits were high and they never gave up hope. e of the games were dominated by the IKE players in the first half, but they seemed to fall in the second half. An example of this was the Nouvel game. Eisenhower led by 19 points at “0002” coach Ed Gentile. PERSEVERANCE MEANS MORE THAN WINNING the half. ‘Ме were really strong in the first half of the game, but we just couldn’t pull the rest of the game through, said team captain Mary Swartzendruber. This was also evi- dent in the MacArthur game when the Commanders were on the top the en- tire time until they lost it in the last few minutes. Every game was sum- FRONT ROW: Tammy Anderson, V; Mary Swartzendruber, V; Mindy Schluchter, V; Leslie Victory, JV; Amy Reis, JV; Natalie Rummler, JV; Alicia Ulbricht, JV; Jennifer Giltrop, JV; BACK ROW: Varsity coach Jim Noble; Colleen Gilleylen, V; Tara Davis, V; Kim Brefka, V; Jodi Haskin, V; Sara Johnson, JV; Wendy lamurri, V; Liz Vondette, V; Shelly Maturen, V; JV EN marized by a quote from coach Noble. ‘It doesn't matter if we lost as long as you hustle.” ` Players Mindy Schlucter an Vondette were lost due to injury majority of the season. — FACING PAGE, Bottom left: The team tries to get fired up before a game. Bottom right: Jodi Haskin decides that practicing her smile is more impor- tant than practicing basketball. THIS PAGE: Top: Kim Brefka goes up for two against the strong Buena Vista oppo- nents. Bottom: Team- mates show enthusi- asm over a good play. 149 Back row: Coach James Benjamin, Dave Faerber, Justin Bellinger, Brian Dice, Rick Thomas, Jeff McInerney. Front row: Adam Demetriou, George Drapp, Amaar Malik, Brent Tallon, Mark Tedford. Even after a slow start, Varsity Golf finished with the top twenty-five teams at the state tournament. They had character,” mused Coach James Benjamin, “а� а | was proud of the way they played. He was especially enthusiastic about the Oscoda Invitational Tournament from which he boast an incredible trophy signifying a first place status. The Varsity Golf team also finished third at the White Pine Conference and third out of seventeen teams in regional competition. Coach Benjamin, who teaches chemistry in his spare time, named Dave Faerber, a senior, as Most Valuable Player. Most Improved Player was a junior, Rick Thomas. Both players received their awards at the gourmet Varsity Golf banquet. Benjamin ended by saying he was happy with the season and happy with the attitude of the players. They had character. In order to finish with the top twenty-five teams in the state, they must have had character! Brian Dice practices his winning stroke. a 82 Season Averages: Justin Bellinger Adam Demetriou Brian Dice George Drapp Dave Faerber Amaar Malik Jeff Mclnerney Brent Tallon Mark Tedford Rick Thomas “You've got to want to get better! Running is 90% brain and 10% train- ing, said Wayne King, a senior on the cross-country team. He was a prima- ry figure on this year's team. He re- ceived numerous awards and recog- nitions, including M.V.P., first-team all conference, and first team all county. The only other returning runners besides King were Dennis LaClair and Bill Lucas. However, the team was very successful for consisting of mostly new runners, as they won sev- en meets and lost only two. The team finished second in conference, sixth in regional competition out of 21 teams, and were victorious in the township meet, as they returned the trophy to Eisenhower. Special honors for this year's sea- son went to team captain Dennis La- Clair, for his first team all conference and second team all county recogni- tion. A.J. Verhanovitz was recognized with first team all conference and third team all county honors. Bill Lu- cas was awarded Most Improved Runner as well as second team all conference. Second team all confer- ence and second team all county honors were received by Angie Bar- rera. Barrera and Jennifer Ross were the only girls on this year's team, and they were a vital part to the team's successes. Since the team will only lose two runners, members predict good things for next year's season. Coach Dave Hernden ended a great season by saying to the team, ''| want to con- gratulate you on a very good year. ABOVE: Gabe Hausbeck and Mike Rie- del stride toward the finish line. Other runners wished to remain anony- mous. LEFT: Angie Barrera, Hugh Lachcik, Jennifer Ross, Gabe Hausbeck, Mike Riedel, Bill Lucas. Back: Andy Cuth- bertson, A.J. Verhanovitz, Mike Wyso- pal, Nick Barris, Wayne King, Dennis LaClair, Coach Dave Hernden. BELOW: Wayne King keeps the lead. €€——M——— —Ó€—————————M———— - ————— овоз e u. —— AENA TEAMWORK DAYS CUT et and wild! That's what best describes the Eisenhower girls swim team. They finished their season with 9 wins and 3 losses. They placed fourth at the tri-cities meet out of the top 6 in the area they ranked third. This year's team had no seniors and many first year swimmers. Junior Ra- chel McLaughlin said “И was а really good year. Our first year swimmers did great and improved a lot as the season Swimming Ea ESS SS went on.” Rachel also said the team was really close and we stuck togeth- er.” The team wasn't just all work; at the end of the season they decided to have some fun. After the tri-cities meet, the team spent the night at Lisa МасАг- thur's house. The fun didn't end there. They decided to drive to Bay City and toilet paper the coach's house. This wrapped up their season which was a most enjoyable and memorable one. Px ABOVE LEFT: Robyn VanTol an Baxter celebrate a great season at coach's house. _ ABOVE: An inspired teammate cheers her follow swimmers. 2 BELOW LEFT: Bottom Row: Ste Nuffer, Lisa Wall, Marissa Kleinbrei OND ROW: Debbie Turner, Mary Jc man, Kim Chu, Robyn VanTol, Tracy ter, Michelle Heilur. THIRD RO Meyer, Jenny Watrous, Laura Mer chel McLaughlin, Deanna Brown, Lemaun. TOP ROW: Coach Pa Amy Vaydik, Lisa MacArthur. = Ls Ae ше� Айю. ANAIS чыта. AAA Р RA ays cat ae dms 4 EXPERIENCE LEADS IKE VARSITY SPIKERS FRONT ROW: Colleen Gilleylen, Leann Luplow. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Barb Pohlman Kurnicki, Lori Moskal, Tracy Misekow, Lisa Schultz, Dina Hackett, Shelly Maturen. BACK ROW: Tara Davis, Abby Erway, Kim Brefka, Nikki Shuler. � returning players ` жаі. of 17 years of season against Handy, who М га� кеа Зга in the state, Moskal led IKE with 18 points and erfect ery she is an “excellent. setter server, said junior Abby E _ who had 30 spikes and 10 kills. о� е her best games. ` ries and illnesses. At one poin n _ the season, three players меге о� ` ` crutches, Nikki Shuler, Dina Наси with t xperie d skill of ` ett and Mindy Schluchter, who ` thes game, the sophomores really a was out before the season started added t 6 Spark and 5 spint o O ka es E and Е dikh r he у. of We Abby Erway reaches over the net, while team- Getting psyched up before a game, the team Showing her concentration, Lisa Schultz keeps mates show how coverage is done. does a cheer. her eye on the ball. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL EH Schluchter AT ҰРТ AWAY Ра i VWWUE UND RITE NAO TIT ЕЕ ТЕРЕЗА FÜCHSE TEN IDEE ELEVA UE COSE AS AOE ç $ ST EES TSF TS EA 4 EE IU ALA, NARA nda ( Тү , EOD ЧУ А CE ka 4 PT қ V alte 42 CO A P e e m IM rend ХАЛ” EA nl £—— 154 TAKE TWO IKE GETS TRE BEST OF D.M. BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL Fleschner Left: Brian Dice still hasn't learned that hoops were made for basketballs to go through, not people. Above: Brian Vance performs his favorite basketball trick. Below: Chris Jacobi leads the way to the basket. Right: Greedy Commanders Scot Jonker and Chris Rob- inson fight for the re- bound. 2772 277 2777 7 g: obi, Jon Wi ll, Dave Ішер i - . Standing: Coach Terry Boswell, Brian Vance, Jeff Mc Mere: 2 Jonker, Steve 122 Cory o x Нээрээ Dave ес Gary Miller. o u u 2 _ Team concentrated о a year of O im rovement for the 87 8 88 sea- x уа x iring their second confrontation the year. What made the win ` even more exciting was the fact that it was the final i in the “Battle for Center Road.” O u Much of the teami s perfor- mance can be attributed to two outstanding sophomores, Chris ` Jacobi and Chris Robinson. Rob- inson was brought up from J.V. — A Aso players Scot Jonker, Jeff Mc : Gary Miller steps in super glue — Inerny and Robinson were consis- at a critical moment. Above: Strick- tently listed ас Township Area ` en with embarrassment, Cory Rup- Scoring Leaders. el and Gary Miller discover that o they Te on i Candid Camera”! The team ended up with a record of 6 wins and 14 losses. Since the team's success was acheived in improvement, hope- _ fully, success will also show up in the win-loss record in years to 7 come for future “Hawk” players. BOYS' VARSITY BASKETBALL Fleschner 155 LL | | mman x Frightful weather or not, Eisenhow- er's ski team's made the most of their last year before the great merger. Starting in early December, the J.V. and Varsity teams began indoor prac- tice in front of Coach Richard Williams' science room. The team continued in- door practice throughout December, as their prayers for snow seemed fruit- less. These infamous prayers consisted of “make snow ... make snow .. Deel various languages and religions ranging from American Indian to Buddhist (Coach Williams' crazy idea!). Most team mates regularly participated ї� this activity. Finally, in late December, scant amounts of snow trickled onto Bintz's apple mountain and Mt. Holly, where the racers could regularily be found. Although not a massive amount of snow fell, it was still, ski-able. After Christmas Break, The real ski season TEAMS: began. With meets beginning the first week in January, the varsity teams set off on the right skis. With victories over Nouvel, MacArthur, Fenton, Valley and Hemlock, both girls and boys teams had perfect records of 5-0. Things seemed to slow down towards the end of January as both boys and girls teams suffered extremely close losses, sometimes by only a hundredth of a second. Girls varsity team ended their season with a record of 6-4 and placed 4th in the divisional meet. Boys varsity team ended with a record of 8-2 and placed 3rd in the divisional meet, which qualified them for the league meet held at Pine Knob each year. Also qualifying as indivdual skiers were jun- ior Sue Perkins and freshman Jeri Hall- man. Hallman was the only skier to win awards, placing an outstanding 8th in IFT IT SNOW ... IET IT SNCW ... LET TY SNOW _ | AN OUTSTANDING SEASON FOR VARSITY SEI the slalom and 7th in the giant slalom. IKE's J.V. team this year was larger than ever. Top skiers for the boy's and girl'S teams were freshmen Josh Schluchter and Kristen Charboneau. Both took 2nd for the team at Grant Hanks' J.V. meet at Mt. Holly. Even though many of members were just be- gnning this year, the team did well over all. At the Don Thomas Cup at Alpine ski resort the team had a great time, though the highest places won . were 26th and 27th. There were hun- dreds of skiers at the meet and they had a super time. Hopefully next year there will be more new and better ski- ers. With few girls graduating from the varsity team and talented underclass- men and junior varsity skiers, The new Heritage High of 1988-89 should have many wins in store. Missing from pi | Dumbrille, 5. ав. ЗЕ Bensch, 2. Leslie Bird, 3. Kristen Charboneau, 4. Am 10. Martine Laumen, 11. Lisa M anya Fitak, 7. Jennifer Gronski, 8. Jeri Hallman, 9 Natalie Herten ‚Lisa MacArthur, 12. Jill Martin, 13. Jodi McCulloch, 14. Dana Monson, 15, Jennifer Newberry, 1 i Craig Baldwin, о: Е 17. Susan Perkins, 20. Ina Rentrop, 21. Melanie Rice, 22 Freigang, 28. Crai ‚24. John Clemens, 25. St | E di Bur ao aig Gotham, 29 eve DeWeese, 26. Jason Eurich, 27. Peter . Paul i Perkins, 33. Doug со Masa 30. Mark Mueller, 31. Steven Palmateer, 32. Charlie defini efinitely not least) Coach, НЬ а Бг 35. Mike Sobol, 36. Matt Stilson, 37. (last but liams. VARSITY SKI TEAM’S Monson 156 Top left: Coach Richard Williams gives last minute instructions to J.V. racers on the road to Mt. Holly. Top Right: Friends Mark Mueller, Pete Freigang, Paul Manelis and Charlie Perkins demon- strate their “true” preferences. Middle left: Jennifer Newberry, Jennifer Gronski, Teri Hallman and Dana Monson chum around with fellow competitors from MacArthur and Nouvel. Bottom Right: Chuck acts cool. Bottom left: Skier's responsibility code states: Hidden obstacles may exist. VARSITY SKI TEAM'S Monson HOCKEY Hegenauer : Ty Miller, Mike Beyer, Grant Hegenauer, Jon Wagner, Don Beyer, Shaun Doyle, George Drapp, Jeff Card, Steve | ark и Tony Garcia, Gary Gallagher, Jason Ball, Matt Farrell and Bob Vargas. Missing from p e Уу x Bob argas and Don des led in scoring. When scoring ded, checking was essential n 2.7 ae showed was in the net for the Comma throughout the season playing tremely well for a first year goalie. though the record wasn’t great, th team had a lot of fun. Final seasot record was 5-15-1, overall, 28. in | the — s the first wrestler in a. — history to win 100 оын includ- Ge : . Miles, Marc Thom- n mark this. year. Wrestler Bryan Engel said, “We e ha WRESTLING Beckwith 159 IKE EMERGES FROM THE DEPTHS The Eisenhower swim team has im- proved greatly from last year. The team, which is powered mostly by seniors and coached by Pat Welter, has proven themselves this year. Joe Douglas, Dave Krueger, and Mark Thompson broke a ten year old record at Midland Dow for the 300 yd. breaststroke in December. Also in De- cember the team took second place in both the Arthur Hill and Midland Dow Relays and in January they took third in the Midland High Relays. The swimmers qualifying for state were: Keith Klein, Joe Douglas, Mark Thompson, and Dave Krueger, all in the breaststroke. Keith later went on to qualify for five other events. Joe ahs the pool and team record for the 100 yd. breaststroke. Once again this year the team carried out a four year old tradition of taping Brian Michalski to a bench! - Allin all, the Eisenhower swim team ended with an excellent record of 11- 1, Left to Right: Dave Kruager, Joe Douglas, Marc Thompson, Scott Hall, Greg Schoenmeyer, Brian Michalski, Jason Thompson, Chris LaManna, Mike Stebbins, Coach Pat Welter, Keith Klein, Doug Bishop, Casey Thomas, Jay Keysor, Mike Thompson, Brad Valley, Kevin Klein — Lost in Picture Roman Kniecinski and Andy Yuksic. Above: Jason Thompson attempts a triple : ersault forward dive — Members of the : (2) team: Marc Thompson, Kevin Klein and Keiti E Klein go over last minute changes before a mee e e €) — Photos were taken by Dave Krueger. | SWIMMING 160 Mueller The Junior Varsity Vollyball team had an outstanding season with a 12 and 1 season record. Their only loss was to Mt. Pleasant. Sophomore captain Alicia Ulbricht and junior co-captain Sandy Jancy- zewski helped lead the team past Center Road rival MacArthur. ‘‘Mac- Artur wasn't as tough as we thought they would be, said sophomore Shannon Savage. Coach Carol Muslin had seven players return, consisting of three juniors and four sophomores. The seven “veterans” joined four fresh- men to bring together a very sucess- ful season. The team consists of: Trisha An- tell, Nicole Boyer, Susan Dornseifer, Jennifer Frazer, Krista Janczewski, Sandra Janczewski, Shyelle Muslin, Shannon Savage, Jodi Schmidt, Tra- cy Schramke, and Alicia Ulbricht. | VOLLEYBALL HAS ITS UPS | AND DOWNS ... Even though their record was not the greatest, O-7, the whole team played hard and tried their best. The team improved greatly from their first game. Many of the girls had never played volleyball before and the thrill of being on the team and playing was fun. The girls give much appreciation to their coaches that gave up their time to come and help the unorganized girls. The team members include: Mi- chelle DeVeaux, Elaine Caris, Jenni- fer Ross, Tracy Brefka, Cindy Mac- nowski, Liz Dumbra, Kathy Webb, Lisa Wall, Jill Newbold, Julie Skind- ziel, and Vicky Beach. The coaches are: Sherry Macnowski, Cathy De- Veaux, Sharon Brefka, Nancy Dorn- seifer. | J.V. FRESHMEN VOLLEYBALL | Galinski Schluchter 161 RUNNING HOME ... Last years J.V. baseball, despite their record had many outstanding players. Although it was hot, many of members of the team kept the spirit up. The whole team performed well, though the average was low as coach Lou Dulac said 1 think the junior varsi- ty team has got some talent that hasn't blossomed yet ... One of the team members, Gary Gallagher, was out for half of the season with a leg injury, and the summer heat hindered the whole teams ability. With Gary out, and problems with the teams attend- ance to practice, the team didn't make it to the state championships. Many times in the season players weren't at practice on time, or at all as Aaron Al- verson said “nobody showed up, we couldn't keep the team going with so few people.” If your having any trouble with the idea of the game baseball, | will explain. Baseball you see is one of the less complicated sports today. To start you take a bat, a total stranger throws a ball at you as fast as he can, and you try to hit it. If you don't hit it is the catchers job to keep it from killing him. If you do hit it the ball hopefully goes far, then you run as fast as you can in the shape of a square, trying to get back to where you started, as soon as possible. The other team trys to get the ball back to make you out. That's all, pretty easy huh? use these direc- tions and you'll go far. r TOP: A close call for Gary Gallagher. TEAM PICTURE: Kneeling, Dominic O'Toole, Scott Stanslowski, Scott Pavlo, Gary Gallagher, John Will, Mike Senekel, Chuck Bovan, Jay Gross. Top, Dick Nassons, Mike Lubkert, Dan Wil- helm, Aaron Alverson, Kevin Pike, Dave Stadnika, Matt Carrack, B.J. Lampkin, Tim Symons The J.V. baseball team having fun on and off the | field. BOTTOM: John Will puts runs on the scoreboard, | while Aaron Alverson celebrates. BOYS JV BASEBALL 162 Cantu ШКЕ WINNERS START YOUNG Catcher Matt Dilts heads for the _ mound to talk to the pitcher. Coach Allen frustrated with ump's call. _ Kelly Horonzy patiently waits for some action. “This was one of the strongest fresh- man teams to come along in a long time , says Coach Bill Allen. The team proved this with their outstanding sea- son of 16-4. Everything we won, we won big; ev- ery time we lost, we lost by one”, said Chris Jacobi. Scott Clark added, ''We just couldn't win the double header,” which caused two of the teams four losses. The whole team agreed that Coach Allen was great. He taught us a great deal about the fundamentals of the game. He taught us more than just baseball, he taught us about good sportsmanship and to take the bad with the good. Because of their ability to stay on top, these guys have great potential. In fact, Coach Allen said, 1 think four or five of the guys will most likely be on : the varsity team next season. Good Front Row: Chad Stevens, Chris Jacobi, Matt Ditts, John Halstead, Kelly Horonzy, Jeremy Durelle, luck to those guys and good luck to the Eric Brin. Back Row: Jason Ball, Paul Abenth, Scott Clark, Jim Lear, coach Bill Allen, Jeff Klemish, team! Justin Bellinger. BOYS FRESHMAN BASEBALL Gerwin 163 r J.V. WINS WHITE PINE Pitcher Tory Vasey throws another one of her pitches past her opponents. “This is the best team I’ve had in five years, said Coach Andy Reis, whose team went 20-8 and won the White Pine Title with a 7-1 record. Leading the way were M.V.P.'s Torri Vasey and Tracy Schramke. Vasey, had a pitching record of 9-3 she had 3 no-hitters and a batting average of .316. Schramke, who showed hustle in every game bat- ted .279. Alica Ulbricht led the team with a .495 average, a 11-4 pitching GIRLS JV SOFTBALL Schluchter i { ( M | B N — WER 4 р чч ке samo ха� х� ан а� ж po rm ж - -- аан. SY ! . А; - uu Q9 mm n oc. UR MÀ m. р Tracy Schramke delivers a key hit. record and threw a team high 141 strikeouts. Ulbricht was named the best freshman and Michele Gendre- geski was voted the most improved player. Overall the season was a su- cess. Hard working practices paid off in games. lt seemed like an especially long season for Amy Reis, who was vot- ed by her teamates coach's pet. Jenni- ж- 4 fer Giltrop said, “We worked reall hard and had a lot of fun and in the ens it really paid off. Mr. Reis said he i looking forward to next season. The whole team said the best part of the season was the bus rides home witi Jennifer Carter. BACK ROW: Jenny Giltrop, Lisa Davy, Alica Ulbricht, Sara Johnson, Lisa Schultz, Michele Gendre- geski, Cari Malott, coach Andy Reis. FRONT ROW: Denise Davy, Pam Mallory, Stephanie Teenier, Amy Reis, Kim Tobin, Jenny Carter, Tory Vasey, Tracy Schramke тҮ 27727 Ч et sheer M Rez қ A ESA TEEN wg Eisenhower Girls J.V. Soccer opened their season with a 1-0 victory over CER OPE NS Carman Ainsworth, then went on to m post a 7-2-2 season record. Cherie Campbell, who scored the only goal, went on to score ten goals in the sea- E son and win the top scorer team award. The second game of the season against Valley Lutheran ended in a vic- tory, but proved costly to the Com- manders as goalie Laura Coyle sus- tained a broken nose and missed the remainder of the season. The rest of the players took turns filling the posi- tion during the remainder of the year. The biggest loss of the season was against hometown rival Douglas Mac- Arthur, 3-2. Later in the season the two teams met again and played to а score- less tie. Jill Martin said of the game, “Everyone played to the best of their ability, and while we were upset that we didn't win, we were happy that we didn't lose.” At the end of season banquet, Coach Jim Doran presented awards to Laura Coyle and Jill Martin for best sports- manship; Jenny Jarabeck for Most Valuable Player on defense; and Kim Zissler for Most Valuable Player. Ке’$ number eight beats Valley Lutheran to the ball. SCORES 1987 WINS 7 TIES 2 LOSSES 2 pum cA Vi? 572 М4� “Зэ, EHS OPPONENT AINSWORTH VALLEY LUTHERAN MACARTHUR JOHN GLENN ORTONVILLE BRANDON GRAND BLANC ANN ARBOR VALLEY LUTHERAN MACARTHUR JOHN GLENN BRIGHTON Q) O N ON NOI N N н — N O — O N) O QG) Q) — O BACK ROW: Coach Jim Doran, Jenny Jarabeck, Kristine Becker, Jill Martin, Kim Brefka, Kim Zissler, Becky Wight, Dina Hackett, Karen Igna- sinski, assistant coach Jim Doran Jr. FRONT ROW: Lisa Stahl, Laura Coyle, Helene Park, Erica McCain, Angie Girardi, Angie Barrera, Tracy Baxter, Missy Keim missing: Cherie Camp- bell, Colleen Dukarski GIRLS JV SOCCER Schluchter 165 55552-2227ггсииша� � � и� � � � аха The combined JV and freshman team finished the season with 8 wins and only one loss. Mr. James Teal was the JV coach, and Mr. Richard Williams coached the freshman team. One thing that both coaches were happy about was the enthusiasm of the players. They were a bunch of very nice kids,” Mr. Teal said. When asked about the freshman team, Mr. Williams сот- mented, ‘Ме had a great group of play- ers. | was especially happy when we defeated the teams from Midland. Due to the combination of these two teams, there were some freshmen who participated in the JV matches. David Vance was one of them. He, who played £1 singles for JV, was selected to be the Most Valuable Player. For the freshman team, Tom Brasseur was the Most Improved Player and Steve Vali- quette was the best all-around. It is a pity that these fine players could not be given their awards, since a banquet was never held. Hopefully, there will be a banquet next to celebrate an equally successful season. Steve Valiquette — the best all-around player. Front row: Tom Brasseur, Serdar Yonak, Sanuj Ravindran, Mike Carter, Tig Keopunna. Back row: Amar Malik, Tom Nickel, Dave Vance, Jae-Kyung Lim, Blake Dewitt. Standing: Coach Jim | Teal, Steve Kerby, Matt Hanchon, Rick Thomas, Bob Guerin, Adam Demetriou, ` Chris Sidney, Param Dedhia, Coach Richard Williams. с� су + O � ы UN O m ЗЕ n Garber MacArthur MacArthur Nouvel Carman- Ainsworth Hemlock Nouvel Garber Hemlock TORE ا‎ MRE AAA Ааа PTI ee attt Jenny Albrecht, Lori Pi, Shari Hausbeck, Cindy Wu, Amy Dumbrille, Heidi Johnson, Lisa Blumenfeld, Judy Pi, Coach Bill Stocker. “Тре season was very enjoy- able for me and | feel the kids had a lot of fun also, remarked Coach Bill Stocker about his Girls' JV Tennis Team. One reason for the disappoint- ing record of 2 wins and 7 losses was lack of experience. The team was short of players so some spots were filled by inexperienced players. Doubles partners and sis- ters, Judy and Lori Pi, received the Most Improved Players Award. Earning the Most Valuable Player Award was another dou- bles team of Heidi Johnson and Lisa Blumenfield. Even though we didn't have many wins, we had a lot of good times and that's the important thing, commented Coach Stocker. Upper left: Lori and Judy Pi await their opponent's serve. Above: Amy Dumbrille shows how she wins points. Istead, оо Tunney, Aaron Alverson, Matt Dudek, Lars Langschwager, Troy Newberry, Jeff Klemish, Scott Clark, Eric Luplo oach и� Bowen, Javier Ornelas, Hal Shannon, Scott Schuler, Kevin Klein, Matt Dilts, Marc Bersett, Larry Loiselle, des Bean, coach le, Chad Stevens, Kelly Horonzy, Steve Dewise, Chris Robinson, Andy Garcia, Thad Braun, Jon Dillman. Үе football t team had an outstand- g season. It was the best since | 76.” said Eric Luplow. Matt Dudek els they could have prevented their y loss by being better psyched. He _ feels the reason the team did so well . was because of the stubborness of the Catch me if you can. _ coaches. “They were very hard on us _ and they never gave in” quotes Dudek. Hal Shannon feels the long hard prac- Halstead breaks away at B.V. tices really were worth it. ‘It was worth _ every bit of it to be able to feel that ` sense of accomplishment” quotes ` Shannon. The team shared the Co- . White Pine Championship with John Glenn = Jon Halstead was the best running back our team has seen. ‘Ії was а lot of fun quotes Halstead. “1 think every- one learned a lot and we are well pre- pared for varsity next year. quotes Halstead. The team changed quarter- backs in the middle of the season be- - cause Aaron Alverson moved to Varsi- . ty. His position was taken over by Matt O team | This increased the value of the _ team Scott Clark going a d V. FOOTBALL Gerwin FRESHMAN FOOTBALL CAN 60 NOWHERE BUT UP : “Ме found ourselves fighting an up- hill battle, Coach Jim Rummler said of the Freshman Football Team after a season in which they won only one of eight games. “One problem we have is no junior high football, he said. All other freshman teams, except Douglas MacArthur, are composed of players who have participated on junior high football teams. “E very year our team is starting out brand new.” Rummler went on to name key play- ers such as Gallagher, Gray, Adkins, Bronz, and Giacoletti. Mark Gallagher played linebacker and end but Rummler said, ‘‘He played really well defensively. Van Gray was a consis- | tent back and excellent runner while Rummler named Dave Adkins as his best lineman. Kevin Bronz was an ex- cellent lineman and Kevin Giacoletti played as an outstanding halfback. “1 saw a tremendous amount of improve- ment and they have come a long way as far as bettering themselves.’’ x Rummler ended by saying, “Hopefully | әееееетеееееееееееегеееее 009 9 9 о ә they had fun, learned а lot, and m e ee | E X 2 2) = — ЕЯ Fry and Jim Rummler could not have оооосооо ох ооо ооо ово офроо оо о оо о косово OH YII оь о о ө Practice makes semi-perfect. done all that bad if the team won at least one game. Front Row: Mark Gallagher, Tony Brenner, Darin Armstrong, Giacoletti, Ray Hollingsworth, Matt Schultz, Brian White, Mik Cliff Fry, Coach Jim Rummler, Damien O'Toole, Bob Nash, J Van Gray, Ed Shemanski. Mike Bivers, Bill Bricult, Alex Ornales, Kevin Bronz, Kevin e Pluta, Thomas Coleman, Joe Fureigh. Back Row: Coach osh Billows, Jason Petrie, Jason Duquette, Sean Markey, FOOTBALL Wells 169 A иас сее ше OODEXEEXXIC Oa a ee ь осо оо о о оо ооо во о ооо ооо ооо ооо осо соо THE TRADITION CARRIES ON Without too many rained-out Мэс es, this last Eisenhower J.V. Golf te: had a great season. They finished th season with the record of nine w and only one loss. “We carried a lot of ` the old traditions from last year, said ` coach John Karam. He also added that all the players were great, but there were quite a few surprises. According to Coach Karam, the players with little experience ended up leading the team. When asked who the Most Valuable Player was, coach Karam commented, | don't want to name anyone, be- cause | don't want the others to hate me. Although they did not receive the top score, Todd Omher and Matt Car- rick were the medalists. With a 39, Adam Krzyzaniak received honors fo the top score of the team. “This is the season that | will never forget, because it was the last team and it was a Food one” added coach Karam. u Cory Megregrian, Adam Krzyzaniak, Tom Brasseur, Marc Colby, Scott Pavlo, Todd Ohmer, and Coach John Karam. Missing from photo: Matt Carrick. 22 2 рот ЖОЛУ ін Ze Тан i Left: Matt Carrick intensely | swings at the ball! u Right: Cory Megregrian goes to swing at the ball and realizes its ` not there. cu 746 CM 29 SL p — Se 3 ї b 2 He D $ Á Ke Ж во� ы а 170 JV GOLF Bartel wee app ооо о оо оо ооо оо сое воз оо ооо ооо о охот g 2 2 р � оосевесосовевсв о ооовоо во ИЛ ЖЬХХ Я © 0 2 00 00 о 0 oe 0 0 e... 6 о о’ IKE JV AN UP AND COMING ATTRACTION Front: John Frehling Middle: Dave Hutchinson, Paul Ignasinski, Wayne Jacob, J J Bamberger, Nick lamurri, Jeremy Durelle, Dave Vance, Brian Rilko, Todd Cates Back: Matt Stilson, C J Abbe, Chad Gohm, Brian Sandon, Scot Roeder, Tim Blanchet, Tim Sieferlein, Jay Keyser, Todd Crelly, Brian Nuffer and coach Norm Jones Brian Rilko passes to an oncoming J.J. Bam- berger. With a lot of enthusiasm and experi- ence to back them up, the JV Soccer team had a very outstanding season. Finishing with a 12-1-1 record, the JV team's only blemish came from Grand Blanc. “It's too bad we didn't have a return game with them,'' replied Coach Norm Jones. Throughout the season, the team dominated opponents, including a 3-1 win over arch-rival Douglas MacArthur. “Of the 14 games we played, we scored 69 goals and allowed only 7 | goals on us,” replied Coach Jones. Tim | Sieferlein led all scoring with 14 goals, while Brian Rilko was second with 9 goals. Defense was strong all year with excellent play from sweeper Wayne Ja- cob and goalie John Frehling. The JV team anticipates filling the shoes of the Varsity team, as many Varsity players will graduate this year. Of course, they know that practice and dedication will be needed to continue their winning ways. John Frehling dives to another shutout. 171 172 PLAY TO га © © ©6 06006000000 © ® GG 0G өөөөөөэө Wil Alicia win the fight for the ball? GIRLS J.V. BASKETBALL Levandowski Tara makes a shot. Movement was the key to the girls junior varsity basketball team this season; most of the movement was between and among teams. Natalie Rummler and Diedra Maiers anchored the junior varsity team. Alicia Ul- brecht, Leslie Vickrey, Jenny Gil- trop and Amy Reis moved up to varsity, while Kristie Fresorger and Stacy Minnis left the fresh- man team to join junior varisty. _ Front: Amy Rendon, Tracey Lopez, Back: Krista Gendregeski, Tara La- TO 0000000000000000000000000090 Kristie Charbonneau, Natalie Herter. Londe, Coach Diane Forester. e... 6000090 The Girls Freshman Basketball team didn't see too many points о� their side of the scoreboard this year. The girls didn't have a winning season, but still kept on going. They worked very hard, right from the beginning of the season, and by the end, their improve- - ment could be seen. One of the disappointments came when they - found out two of their best play- ers were moved up to the JV team. However, the other team members worked extra hard to make up for them. _ Although the girls had a 3 win, _ 13 loss season, they had a lot of . fun and learned a new game. They . will certainly be ready for next _ year when they become JV play- ers. = x With all their determination and skill they will no doubt be a win- _ ning team next year! FRESHMEN GIRLS BASKETBALL Rigg 173 HARDWORK PAYS CIT? J.V. left to right: Param Dedhia, Brandon Reif, Aaron Alverson, Matt Dilts, Brian Sandon, Matt Dudek, Paul Abenth, Nick Barris, Scott Clark, Jeff Klemish, Justin Bellinger, Jim Lear, Chris Robinson, and 1 án Chadde Stevens. St The J.V. Basketball team pulled a 9 wins and 1 loss record. The team was victorious with the help of top scorers; Scott Clark, Aaron 1 | Alverson, and Paul Abenth. “Ргас- ШЕ tices were really tough but і� the NM long run it was worth it, says one 1 J.V. Basketball team player. The || most exciting game of the season was against Buena Vista in which Eisenhower won 73 to 69 in over- time. “That was the hardest game of the season,” stated team player Aaron Alverson. 174 BOYS JV BASKETBALL Bartel Bill Garcia makes the last point, winning the game. NOT MISSI Which will it be — shoot or pass? ELLUM Б А SHOT The freshman basketball play- ers started out their year with a victory over Nouvel with a 20 pt lead. They also beat our rival Douglas MacArthur by 1 pt in their second game, just to name a few of their wins. Coach Jim Noble's A-team of eight people and coach Tim Con- ley's B-team of eleven people are doing a great job, especially con- sidering they are beginners in this sport. They work hard and have a lot of fun at practices and games. l'm sure they will be more than ready to go on to J.V. or some even to varsity next year. We would all like to say congrat- ulations to coaches Noble and Conley on what a spectacular job they did on creating a team of winners. Eisenhower's freshman A-team is comprised of: Jared Boss, Tearle Copeland, Mark Gallagher, | Levandis Gray, Brian Nuffer, Jose | Rico, Brian Rilko, and Brandon Town. x o The guys that play for Eisen- ower's freshmen B-team are: Bill Garcia, Nick lamurri, Adam Krzy- zaniak, Damien O'Toole, Jason Petre, William Pi, Mathew Scholtz, Ed Shamanski, Paul Stankiewicz, Ed Stone, and Ja- mison Sullivan. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL D THE BEHI 178 ж-.. Т� е Homecoming festivities began when members of the junior and senior classes were given a list of all {� е senior girls from which to . choose nine members for the Home- . coming Court. The votes were tabu- lated and the Homecoming Court members were announced at a pep assembly two days later. The girls chosen to represent the last Eisenhower Homecoming Court were: Kristine Becker, Stephanie “Ве� ет, Shari Doyle, Jodi Haskin, tin, Rachel Sawley and Mary Swartzendruber. The next several weeks were busy for everyone, as there were many preparations to be completed: the football team had extra practices; the Pep Club members were in charge of getting the dance tickets, preparing the decorations, and dec- orating for the Homecoming assem- bly and dance; the band members worked hard to perfect the music to be played at the football game; and both the cheerleaders and pom pon members put in extra hours to look especially sharp for the big game. This extra effort put in by these peo- LIFESTYLES Martin CHANGES қ e pont ` : ғ E : Кы Wr P. a “..х. v Susan Jurik, Leann Luplow, Jill Mar- ple helped make the whole weekend special for all. The Homecoming Court and their escorts were presented at the annu- al Homecoming assembly on Wednesday. Scholastic and athletic achievements of each candidate were announced to the entire stu- dent body to give them guidelines on which to base their votes for the 1987 Queen. During halftime of Friday night's Varsity Football game against Bridgeport the candidates were es- corted onto the football field by their fathers. Finally, after each girl was announced, Kala Karu, the 1986 Homecoming Queen, proudly crowned Mary Swartzendruber as the 1987 Homecoming Queen. Saturday night's dance was a huge success thanks to dedicated Pep Club members. The Student Center was decorated in green and purple, a nd music was provided by Almost Live. Everyone had a very memorable evening. Although there are many changes to come, Eisenhower will live forever. u 3 Ж. тн EN AIN yt els c A FOU A LA ALGU Y 3: 4.197226 LEA UPPER LEFT: Te 1987 Homecoming - Swartzendruber. MIDDLE RIGHT: Sarah Johnson _ leads the band. BOTTOM: Рот. Pon members get — - LOWER RIGHT: Cheerleaders anxiously await the _ crowning of the 1987 queen. [MIDDLE RIGHT: Everyone congratulates Mary | but all she’s concerned about is getting the foot- u ball from Dave Halstead. | . UPPER RIGHT: Juniors Amy Reis and Liz Von- dene sell tickets for the homecoming dance. LIFESTYEES Martin 179 LIFESTYLES | Born a HOMECOMING Martin = шажин = AE з: a ee дін IR AAA Í | | ! ! n B Í š iË | Т | | | | | И | S e Testing Program “== masan Ee ryz yo E LEANN LUPLOW — Valedic- torian _ Basketball — 3, Volleyball — 4, Softball — 4, Class Coun- cil — 3, Forumn — 1, Na- tional Honor Society -- 2 MSU — Optometry. | o _ DAVID KRUEGER Varsity Swim Team — 4, Honor Roll — 4, National Honor Society — 3, Honor Roll | - — 4, MSU — ‚ Mechanical мг. ` RACHEL. GRIFFITH | — 42. Talented Advisory Commit- : x onor Roll — E Albion — Pro- - 221 2.2. x o JERRY TONG - o Tennis — 4, Spanish Club — 4, Drama Club, Newspaper, National Honor Society 3 Honor Hol — 4, Albion — Undecid- ed. CURT PUSZYKOWSKI Band — 1 1 2, Foreign Language Club — 2, Chess Club — 2, National Honor Soci- ety — 2, Honor Roll — 4, University of South Florida — Electrical Engineering. JENNIFER SWEETING Drama Club — 4, Forensics — 4, Foreign Language Club — 3, Swimming — 1, Out- doors Club — 1, NHS — 2, Outstanding Art Student — 10th, 11th, Honor Roll — 4, Undecided — Graphic Design. LISA HUMMEL - Foreign Language Club — 3, Drama Club — 2, Outdoors Club — 1, PEP Club — 4, Honor Roll — 4, U of M — Undecided - editor — 1, Spanish € Club a = — 1, Junior Achievement — President — ` JEFFREY MCINERNEY - Basketball — 4, бой — 4, Track — 1, National Honor Society — 3, Spanish Club _ — 2, Honor Roll — 4, MSU — Engineer- | dg | _ u 2 ` BRIAN VANCE Tennis — 4, Basketball — 3, Foreign Lan- guage Ciub — 2, National Honor Society — 1, S.A.D.D. — 1, Honor Roll — 3, MSU | — Business Administration or Pre-Law. | ` JEFFREY RIEDEL Soccer — 4, Wrestling — 4, NHS — 3, German Club — 2, Junior Achievement — - President — 1, Outdoors Club — 1, Hon- or Roll — 4, U of M or Northwestern — Bio-Sciences or men KATHY WILHELM — Honor Roll — 4, Delta — Secretarial. STEVEN LESLIE Honor Roll — 4, Ferris — Auto Body Re- pair, Business Management. NICOLE SHULER Spanish Club — 1, Basketball — 3, Volley- ball — 4, Softball — 3, S.A.D.D — 2, Fo- rum — 3, NHS — 3, Choir — 4, PEP Club — 2, Classs Council — 3, Honor Roll — 74 x SVSU — Criminology. “CATHY CLEMENT. Basketball — 3, Soccer — 3, Tennis - — j. Spanish Club — 2, Outdoors Club — 1. National Honor Society — 2, Honor Roll —4, 0 of M — Undecided. 1, Outstanding Business Student — 10th, 11th, Honor Roll — 4, MU à Swimming — 4, Soccer — 4, Baseball - . 8, American Legion Boy's State — 1, HEDIEH HAGHIGHATGOU - — Salutorian x Drama Club — 1, Foreign ` Language Club — 1, Honor | Roll — 4, U of M — Bu 0 : or Medical. x CHISTIE DORAN 2 Freshmen Basketball — 1, Soccer — a | French Club — 3, Pep Club — 1, National Honor Society — 3, Law Explorers — 1, Honor Roll — 4, Undecided — Pre-Law. MELISSA HENDRICKSON PEP Club — 2, SADD — 2, ошо. Club — 1, Class Council — 3, МН5 — Language Club — 2, Project Outreac Outstanding Social Studies Student and Resturant Management. JOHN HAUSBECK | | | Football — 4, Track -- 1, Wrestling — 1, National Honor Society, Honor Roll — : Lake Superior State — Fisheries and Wild- life Management. u — JUDY PI Drama Club — 1, Spanish Club — 1, Te nis — 2, National Honor Society — y Honor Roll — 3, U of M — Undecided. | KEITH KLIEN 1, Track — 2, National Honor Society or Roll — 4, Undecided - --- - Есо� отіс en . LAURA ZIMMER Honor. Roll — 4, Central Mores mentary Teaching. _ LANE ULE 1713 DUDS??? 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