Eisenhower Middle School - Patriot Yearbook (Kansas City, KS)

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EAC served as student advisor Serving as a student gov- ernment for this first year at D.D. Eisenhower was the Eisenhower Advisory Com- mittee. This special com- mittee was selected last spring from 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students from surrounding schools in the new Eisenhower district. EACwas responsible for many school activities. They sponsored a Spirit Day and sold sovenirs at Open House. E.'ACwas active in all types of community pro- jects. i t J 113 The decorating of the schoo1Christ- Kathy Miller. Mr. Perry PC1'kiHS. DBR mas tree was one of many traditions Burnett, Alan UPS011. GeorgeKemper, started by EAC. Officers of EAC: Alan Gordon Gregory. THIRD ROW: Laurie Upson, president: Dan Burnett, vice Johnson, Paula Gardner, Tracie Bell, president: George Kemper, secretary- Vickie SI01I6, Jodi Blair. Kathy G0l11d, treasurer. C21 BACK ROW: Wally Cox, Tammy Holder, Gail MHUZCY, COUIHB Duffy Huff, Cheryl Hudlin, Ju1ieLowe, Gaupp. SECOND ROW:Tim Marker, 24 Im, , GD Victor Henderson, Tracy Goodman, Dan Stewart, Wayne Thomas, Doug Peter- son, Rick Gruendel, Kent Docking, Joe McCabe. FRONT ROW: George Bynum, Kathy Chumley, Julie Laughery, Deena Hallier, Sarah Hanson, Keith Mark, Keith Anderson, Steve Williams.

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R Qs? M Q 4 in J. m 4, .J Ya 3-G sa O 1 ii' L S X I 3 522 1,41 P TRIOT staff sets goals The member s of the 1973-74 PATRIOT staff be gan work on this yearbook early in the year. After a great deal of study, staff positions were assigned. Staff members soon learn- ed that working on a year- book was not easy. Time was put in after school to meet deadlines, take pic- tures, and write copy. Hard work became the main goal in the produc- tion of this fir st PATRICT. 'M-v : - 2 fly BACK ROW: Rhonda Ellis, adminis- tration: Jamie Diaz, sports: Penny Hartman, student bod . FRONT ROW: Yandell Bramwell, ediitor: Tammy Charles, sports. C21 Mrs. Carol Dal- lam, sponsor, goes over copy with Yande11Bramwe11, editor. C33 BACK ROW: Marianne Wolfe, student body: Mrs. Caro1Da1lam, sponsor: Sheryl Dick, student life. FRONT ROW: Cindy Patterson, student life: Kirk Klinger, student body: IezanSchahen, administration. 23 it I

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re- ,Wm msif7, inning 4356! tiki U l Pep Band roused school sprnt Spirit soared high at bas- ketball games when the Pep Band began their musical routines. The band served as the musical background to pep rallies and school functions, adding spirit and enthusiasm to its audience. The Z8 members of the first D.D. Eisenhower Pep Band also traveled to sev- eral grade schools to en- courage younger band stu- dents to continue in music. 2 fly Mr. Lewis Hoyt conducts the Pep ROW THREE: Mr. Lewis Hoyt, Kathy son. FRONT ROW: Doug Peterson, Jerri Band during a practice session. C25 Mayer, Michelle Cramer, Ken War- Samuels, Sheri Smith, Shelia Crooks, BACK ROW: Mark Larson, Dennis Por- ford, Todd Jarvis, Rick Behrens. ROW Linda Tracy, Linda Ro ers. NOT PIC- TURED: Kathi Janne, Pliilip Kozak, terfield, Dana Jackson, John Woodford. TWO: Larry Holder, Scott Clark, Paul ROW FOUR: Kevin Montgomery, Lee Woodford, Mark Castro, Mike Ander- Bryant, Kent Docking, ara Burgess. Kristen Kubler, Karen Upson. 25