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

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Clubs filled leisure time Students took time after school to enjoy a few mo- ments of leisure in theArt, CheckerfChessfScrabble, and Drama Clubs. Individuals were able to ex press their talents through different activitie s of the clubs. The Drama Club, after severalweeks of re- hearsal, presented the play Badlands Ballyhoo. The Checker f Che ssfScrabble Club held a tournament with surrounding Junior High schools to determine the best players. The Art Club, on one of their many field trips, went to Crown Center to observe Various artworks. fly The Art Club and Sponsors. BACK ROW:Miss Anne Bolton, sponsor: Cindy Waterfield, Sandy Hansen, Chuck Shel- ton, Mrs. Alice Baty, sponsor. FRONT ROW: Kay Peters, Ed Grisnik, Dan Ford. 123 Sandy Hansen a member of the Art Club works intentively on a design. C31 The Members of the Check- er!ChessfScrabble Club. STANDING: Ron Carver, Mrs. Susie Cotton, spon- sor. SEATED:Bobby Keuchel, Gary Bellus, Jim Flack, lim Brennan. NOT PICTURED: Traci Bell, Steve Conner, Mark Fulton. C43 The Officers of the Drama Club. BACK ROW: Mrs. Cheri Vrbenic, sponsor. FRONT ROW:Karen Jacobson, president: Chuck Shelton, treasurer: Karen Hodge, vice presi- dent. NOT PICTURED: Candy Price, secretary. 28 419- I :iw ff-in .. .Q -3,...-.. f YL- !

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DDQ 5, Q ' ' I p T i: 3 fly Officers ofthe Spanish Club: Mich- ael Robinson, Treasurer: Mr. Jose Espin, sponsor: Kim Stappleton, Sec- retary: Russell Betzel, president: Kellie Swanson, vice president: Mrs. - ig.,..-1 Ana Johnson, sponsor. 429 The tradi- tional breaking of the pinata was held at the Spanish Club 's Christmas party. at Mg' I ew world to club members Spanish Club opened up a new world to its members throughout this first year at D.D. Eisenhower. Visits from speakers, and Span- ish films helped members learn Spanish customs. Members were further in- troduced to Spanish Dinners a, Christmas party, and different activities of the club. 27 9

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Students learned from clubs W, Clubs that helped prepare students for the future were Home Economics, and ln- dustrial Arts. 4 Home Economics and ln- ' A ,Eu ' dustrial Arts members that A t participated in the se clubs . were taught areas of sew- ? ing and metal work. This enabled them to perfect trades that couldhelp them in later years. f 1, r. iil!,1 Q 2 Hari: :.,L' h t 1 1 I 1. -qs Cmknla X xi --4 r, 4. S 2 fly Industrial Arts Officers. BACK ROW: Joe McGill, secretary: John Forsyth, vice president: Ron Conner, treasurer. FRONT ROW: Mr. Roger Sims, spon- sor: Stacy Lynn, president: Mr. David Rollins, sponsor. C23 The Officers of the Home Economics Club. Denise Lawson, president: Sara Cummins, reporter: Mrs. Thelma Braswell, sponsor: Sharon Holt, secretaryslu- lie Crutcher, vice president. 29