Eisenhower High School - Pantherama Yearbook (Decatur, IL)

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Following the Rhythm It seemed as if it would be for- ever until graduation, but the days flew past so quickly, we hardly knew where they had gone. Stu- dents followed the same old rou- tines they always had. A typical day went something like this: students congregated in their Cliques in the student parking lot before school, at lunchtime ev- eryone trudged to their tables so they could sit with their friends and talk about the days activitiesg finally everyone trooped out to catch their bus or to take off in their cars, eager to escape from school. Our lives were spent just follow- ing rhythms, whether we set the rhythms ourselves or they were set by someone else. i 8 Opening Y v 2 W..