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

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, ,T I In-uq pu . w 111 Spanish I students had occasional after-school meetings in order to plan -a trip to Mexico. Accompanied by Mrs. Kathy Mclrmls, thirty freshmen made the trip during spring vacation. Cindy Buck demonstrates how to conjugate a regular verb in French while Mrs. Nan Trosper looks on. 31

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Academics Typing, Foreign Language Attract Students Typing and advanced French and Spanish are a few of the electives offered only to freshman students. All three subjects are two-semester courses so that students will have time to develop a higher degree of skill. Beginning Spanish and French are also of- fered to eighth grade students. i, I' Z5 :,.3iS5 vu, S- i -fee we so P ,F egl ff 1 lf - Egg: Rodney Kupiec works on his daily assignment while David Latham practices erasing without making smudges. L- ,141 lg Under the direction of Mrs. Mildred Labor, Sue Thee, Thompson, and Glenda Walker practice to be skillful typists

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Students Because the students attending our school repre- sented varied backgrounds, Eisenhower was a pooling of all their ideas and interests. Each student brought a unique perspective which, through dis- cussion in classes and participation in special-interest groups, helped develop valuable insights into himself and others. Seventh, eighth, and ninth grade students worked together to maintain the reputation for high scholastic achievement which has been established during Eisenhower's three years of existence. Through group effort and individual contribution, each student had the opportunity to feel that he helped make Eisenhower an outstanding school. 32