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

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Mr. Norman Mears directs Steve Dotter, Larry Thompson, Jerry West, Elbert Murray, and Don Allison, accompanied by Debra Baumgartner, in rehearsal for spring contest. W' Raiders Develop Artistic Talents Glen Miller admires the originality displayed in a wood sculpture by Steve Welch. Bill Garnett works diligently on his woodcarving in art class. Music plays an important role at Eisenhower. Students participate with enthusiasm in band, orchestra, choir, glee club, and general music. Art students are able to widen their range of interests by studying in such fields as painting, drawing, sculpture, and carving. Many Eisenhower pupils received excellent ratings on work which was entered in the art festival at Centra State College, Edmond. 23

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Academics Social Studies Pupils Learn Help ul Items A social studies program is required every year at Eisenhower. In the seventh grade, scientific geography gives basic principles in both social studies and science. Eighth grade students take a government course which introduces them to the complicated procedure of running a successful govern- ment. X Freshmen take one semester of Oklahoma history and one semester of United States history. Debbie McCall, Barbara Cowger, and Cherryl Foreman United States history. Social studies teacher, Mr. Sam Crowder, explains the distribution of Indian tribes in Oklahoma's past. it 12. IL 1 1.5 l YW in 11,1 ,mmf MW I .r lQ !l E1 ,mira -,J A' study

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Academics . Wir' J! su, . ,, 1 4 Aiden 1 7 ' Y '-':..g.,,f'- +1 ft ' . Ag, .-. a ' is ' -- ,....1p42:.f V X Y ,-LQ .L -f +1 var.-F , 57,1 .fv:....f, -' ,L f .,'J' '.,' f l - 1 ,Y J. EIDOLON STAFF Chris Barbara Snow, co-editors. Co-editors study a layout. Prepare I 9 . L- f Aggasit. HZ' .K Clark, layouts, Kathy Jones, COPY: Marylee Trigg, Five Star General and Eidolon 1 f ,:'z,Q,Lftitwr J f ,' tae, , fr p . M dkgc.9 i'J Xffldxlx-VL! C-flzlfyfzfaca j if gffpgfvu' .dwwcfzupx R, . W If Twenty-four enthusiastic students made up this year's Five Star General staff. Editor Linda Rademacher and reporters spent many hours conducting interviews and writing stories for the paper which was published once a month. Journalism I also included the staff for the school yearbook, the Eidolon. Co-editors Barbara Snow and Marylee Trigg took the lead in assembling a book which depicted Eisenhower's image. Students in eighth grade journalism studied theory and learned to write news stories, editorials, and features in preparation for assuming the duties of publication next year. The class prepared the April issue of the Five Star General and compiled a student directory, the Raider Roster. S 'N-..,f Z -ry ir. W-- FIVE STAR GENERAL STAFF Front row: M. Goodeaux, P. Clark, D. Bernardy, J. Brown, J. Carmack, V. Bradshaw, D Knol, J. Howell, Mrs. A. Whalen, sponsorg J. Knol, G. Dodson, P. Wrlson. Back row: L. Stevens, J. McKinney, J. Preston, B. Wilson Pannell, L. Rademacher, editor. Second row: M. Saunders, C. B. Snow, K.Jones, P. Crane, D. Kitchen,M.Trigg, K. Smith. 24