Eisenhower High School - Pantherama Yearbook (Decatur, IL)

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The spirit of Eisenhower was shown through its clubs. For those involved in extra- curricular activities, the day didn't end at 2:40 pm, it was only the beginning. From Flag corps to Thespians, from Jets to Jazz Band, the Clubs gave students something to look forward to at the end of a long school day. Some of the students didn't run to their cars or to catch their buses when the final bell rang. ln- stead they ran to club meet- ings to work on a new club project. The clubs were en- joyable, but required lots of hard work. Only the stu- dents' enthusiasm kept them ' . running smoothly. Fund rais- ing drives, last minute dead- lines, and hours of practice to perfect a solo were just a few of the things accepted as the price of belonging to a club. Most students considered their club activities to be much more important than their classes. lf a club meet- ing kept them from finishing their math homework, then the homework would just have to be turned in late. Those involved in clubs all agreed that the hard work was all worth it. The clubs were what made the school fun. x, 'try' . , . .ii 1 T?-i 1 1 , D of -I 5 or 4 5 Tir. ' r 'if' ij 1 5' f -F --1 Clubs Opening 2

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o Freshmen The X ed of 4l new and talented singers. Freshmen who enioy mu- sic were able to participate in that choir. The multi-talented Treble Choir included students of all grade levels. Sorry, guys, this choir only accepts the fe- males! Like all the choirs at Eisenhower, the Treble Choir participated in the annual Fall, Christmas, and Spring Concerts. c . Choir consist- z Freshmen Choir Cyl All members ot the choirs were granted the privilege to skip class to perform for other elementary and secon- dary schools. Each group showed numerous audiences their eminent talent. Director Mr. Scott commented that Most of the choir members continue to move ahead and further their musical abili- ties, i ll' l. Tim Chrisman accompanies the choir during rehearsal. 2 Mr. Scott shows his authority in the Freshman Choir. 3 Treble Choir members anxiously await the start of class, l... PP al-, , 1 N 6, s '9' YQ -2- . g-1' O Ks if . - . W