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

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A lf'-1F'i i ii-fee: , f . 'v IFF? 'Ja--si'f 'f-.dr ... . J'9 ..'! f-7' Hof fg.-fr ETA gig' First track season for D.D.E. Fifty boys turned out for D. D. Eisenhower's first track season. With hopes for a successful season, training began February 28. Training involved ex- ercises such as stretching, calisthentics, andjogging around the Kansas City, Kansas Community Junior College. Ten meets were scheduled for the 1974 track season. . , , wr 1 Cigar 1- L ri-I , AFI' f f if ' ffl F DATE PLACE '91 M Z8 Ar owhead C A9331 8 Argentine fH2HjJ1'1'Q,, . - Cigroriado ,,. A152E!n af Wyandotte , ,A , .Ry rg' ., Mfllv 4 6 ,YS 'fApr1l'fl A N Js dzile 5. 'gpkr 1 fffif w f ton l - ii' ' 'A i , 11 'rx - - -V T ..i Q.g5Qf14 3- , ' ff ef 'ew A A ' eet . as-my st,.,,-:' an . :-1 . 1 . Clj Track Coach Mr. Doug Banker. C23 Track Coaches Mr. Ron Williams and Mr. Gerald Harrison discuss times re- corded for one of many practice relays. C37 Track Coach Mr. Jerry Goben. C41 Track Coach Mr. Doug Banker instructs the cindermeri during a practice held at the Kansas City, Kansas Commuity Junior College. 43

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.A.A. had active members Mrs. Bertha Stamps, Phy sical Education instructor, was the sponsor of Girls Athletic Association. The rnain goal of the club was to give girls a chance for phy- sical activity after school. Volleyball, basketball, softball, and badminton were some of the activities in which girls participated. One special activity of the club was a bowling match with Coronado .Tun- ior High during March. fly Girls' Athletic Association Officers: Brenda Griffith, presidentslvirs. Bertha Stamps, sponsor and treasurer: Julie Gentry, reporter: Tammie Myers, as- sistant secretary. NOT PICTURED: Francis Magnuson, secretary. C23 Vol- leyball was one of the many activities that members of G. A. A. participated in. avr' . If 1-.f.'-fam: , 45