Sponsor

W. Walker

This club is a socio-cultural organization initiated for the mutual benefit of any Eisenhower Senior High School student who expresses an interest in the past, present, and future contributions of the Negro race.

J. Jennings

This club provides art students with a cultural background in art.  Various activities stimulate interest and promote the education and appreciation of art.

The Academic Decathlon team consists of nine students: 3 "A" or Honor students, 3 "B" or Scholastic students, and 3 "C" or Varsity students. They compete in an intense ten-event scholastic competition at the state and national levels.  The EHS Academic Decathlon Team has won the state competition six years in a row.

J. Haas

This organization, commonly known as the "Screaming Eagle Band," is for students interested in instrumental music. Following tryouts, students may become a member of one or more of the following: concert band, marching band, stage band, or symphonic band. The band provides entertainment at assemblies, basketball and football games, contests, and parades.  

The Eisenhower Cheerleading Squad has up to sixteen members, as determined by OSSAA guidelines.  The squad leads cheers and directs positive crowd involvement at school athletic events, promoting good sportsmanship.  The squad also competes in regional and state sponsored competitions.

The squad is chosen each spring through a tryout process including teacher recommendations and a screening judged by qualified national cheerleading affiliated/university cheerleaders.  The squad is led by a captain and co-captain.   

Pam Klein

J. Hunsucker

The purpose of this society is to excel in the promotion of dramatic arts in all areas, such as production, acting, and technical work on the stage. 

G. Stanley

Fellowship of Christian Athletes exists to confront athletes, students, and coaches (and through them the youth of the nation) with the challenge and adventure of following Christ and serving Him through the fellowship of their Church and in their vocations.  All students and faculty are invited to attend meetings. 

C. Kirchen

The purpose of the EHS Fencing Club is to provide students with the opportunity to learn about and participate in the Sport of Fencing. 

R. McElhaney

The FFA strengthens the instruction for students in vocational agriculture by providing a laboratory for practical training in agriculture, leadership, cooperation, and citizenship.  All students enrolled in vocational agriculture are members of FFA.  

R. Stanton

This club is open to students who are enrolled in a Family & Consumer Science class. The mission of FCCLA is: To Promote personal growth and leadership development through Family and Consumer Science Education. Focusing on the multiple role of family member, wage earner, and community leader, members develop skills for life through character development, creative and critical thinking, interpersonal communication, practical knowledge, and career preparation.

The purpose of this club is to organization is to create excellence in the field of entertaining, and to develop the musical talents of each individual as well as stage presence and showmanship. 

W. Trice

The object of this club is to create an enthusiasm for Scholarships, inform gifted and talented students about opportunities that are available to them, and to provide opportunities for educational experiences. 

A part of the FFA organization.  This group promotes an understanding of the care and nurture of plants and trees. 

D. Brenner

Key Club is a service organization for high school students sponsored by the local Kiwanis Club.  The club's objective is the development of initiative, leadership, and good citizenship.  

F. Garner

To offer girls an opportunity to explore the outdoors, become involved in their community, and enhance their leadership skills.  

 A. Roose

The object of this organization is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worth leadership, and to encourage the development of character.

To qualify, candidates must have spent at least one semester in Eisenhower Senior High School and shall be members of the sophomore, junior, or senior class.  Candidates eligible for membership in the chapter must have a minimum grade point of 3.4 for the semesters preceding their admission, and they must also maintain their minimum grade point of 3.4. Service, Leadership, and Character are also taken into consideration.  

S. Fortney

The newspaper reports school news and offers practical experience in journalism to staff members.  Members participate in the Oklahoma Interscholastic Press Association and enter monthly contests.  

The purpose of this organization is to represent Eisenhower in public appearances, provide half-time entertainment at designated athletic events, and to encourage school spirit through leadership at sports events and pep rallies.  

J. Yarbrough

W. Walker

N. Lavender

The purpose of this organization is to create school spirit, provide and outlet for student opinion, promote leadership, and offer experiences in the privileges and responsibilities of a democratic government.  

S. Fortney

The TALON staff captures the year in pictures and writings so that all students will have a record of the many memories of high school.  The first goal of the TALON staff is to publish a yearbook that will be accepted and cherished by the student body of Eisenhower High School. 

C. Kirchen

The purpose of the club shall be to stimulate in the students of Eisenhower High School an active interest in governmental affairs and to perpetuate the high ideals and principles of the Democratic and Republican Parties.