Eisenhower High School - Pantherama Yearbook (Decatur, IL)

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Sights and Sounds The Talent Show has long been a part of Eisenhower. It started in I968 as a studentf faculty show with just a few acts and progressed to te the 1983 Talent Show with over twenty-five acts. This year the tradition was carried on with some of the show's greatest acts ever. Acts such as The Charleston and the Boogie-Woogie Bugle Boy brought back the era of long pearl beads, long waist- lines, and lonely G.I.'s far away from home. The J.V. cheerleaders brought us back up to date with their dance routine Dancing in Heaven in black lighting. The Pantherettes pulled the past and present together by doing a dance routine to the old, but new, Putting on the Ritz. Amanda Harres took us to the faraway land of Hernando's Hideaway, where we were intri- gued by stunning guitars and caballeros. The Pet Shop and Double Trouble, two skits, captured the audience's attention with their wit. There were many solo actsg these included: Pam Crews, Delta Sanders, Jennifer James, Jennifer Schafer, Mark Mus- chal, Kris Hebel, Holly Cor- rington, Krista Cummins, An- gie Delgado, and Matt McBride. The audience was amused and amazed by a gymnast, bands, mimes, and dances that were excellently performed. Veronica Dunn, the fantastic card girl this year, charmed us with her great personality and wit. And to complete the show, the traditional male ballet was performed. As in years past and in years to come, the Eisenhower tradi- tion, hopefully, will be contin- ued with success and enjoyment for all. f by Ginger Sanders 12 Sights and Sounds of '83 TIM BURCH AND LeeAnn Brown- low sang with the Tiptones. JANE LEMNA SANG Puttin' on the Ritz.