Eisenhower Middle School - Eidolon Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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,An,,,,M., Administration And Faculty Guiding students in choosing a course of study, adjusting to a rapid pace of the secondary school, and forming effective learning habits are some ob- jectives of the administrative staff and faculty. While trying to instill these facilities in their pupils, teachers have grown to know the students as people, not merely as names. Working overtime, between classes, and under pressure developed the mutual understanding between teacher and pupils so neces- sary for successful learning. 8

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Administration ey Staff eeps EJHS on the Move Keeping Eisenhower Junior High School constantly in step with the complex and challenging needs of education was Mr. Edward-Lee Berry, completing his third consecutive year as principal. Former Eisenhower basketball coach, Mr. Don Spurgin served as assistant principal for the first time. In addition to taking over during the principal's absence, Mr. Spurgin maintained disciplinary standards. Dedicated to the advancement of the school, they worked together continually strengthening and supporting all student activities. An addition of approximately 200 students increased Eisehhoweris population to 1,080, and brought many challenging and unexpected problems for counselors Mrs. Kathryne Leverett and Mr. Earl Constien. Through their efforts classes were repeatedly adjusted to benefit both students and teachers. Dr. Bill Lillard completed his third year as city superintendent of schools. E3 3723 h ,dr-rr' , fx i 4 Y l u E s-.-. Mr. Edward-Lee Berry-Principal Mr. Don Spurgin-Assistant Principal