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MEDIA In medio this year students learned mony journalism and media skills including interveiwing ond produc- tion monogement. The student also participated in the making of WIKE, Eisenhower's Own television program. HEALTH This year eighth graders were re- quired to take health. The stu- dents covered many areas in- cluding growth and develop- ment, drugs and narcotics, and human genetics. JAZZ BAND Many students participated in jazz bond this school year. This is a bond resembling bonds from the iiBig Bond Ero. They played swing, blues, and rock music. BAND Many students participated in eighth grade bond, or concert band, this year. It was 0 course designed to help students im- prove their technique on their in- struments and learn to function in 0 large group. ARTS AND CRAFTS This year eighth groders had the op- tion of participating in the electives Arts and Crofts A and B. Arts and Crafts A taught the students mony basic techniques used in art. Arts and Crofts B focused on ceramics and pencil sculptures and optical drawings. EIGHTH GRADE 31
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MATH The eighth grades Ieorned about integers, solving equations, ge- ometry, graphing, 0nd foctoring this year in moth. The students also Ieorned the importance of daily preparation. k COMMERCIAL ART FOREIGN LANGUAGE French, Spanish, and German were offered to eighth groders this year. Many of the students will be able to enter 0 second year of language next year. In this class the students studied sev- eral aspects of commercial art. Some of these were page layouts, cover design, copy writing, letter- ing, photography, and commercial on careers. The yeorbook is pro- duced as 0 class project. COMMUNICATIONS This year in communications, the eighth graders studied advertis- ing, medic, radio, and television. They also learned the proper way to prepare and present 0 formol presentation. CONCERT ORCHESTRA This year in eighth grade concert orchestra, many things were oc- complished. The orchestra trov- eled to many grode schools and Great America. 30 EIGHTH GRADE
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32 240m; 5W On November 27, 1986, Amy Soporiri, on eighth grade stu- dent, was killed in o cor occidenr. Although she lived 0 short life, she touched the lives of many. Amy was on the Pom-Pon squod here or Eisenh0wer. She had many friends and olor going for her. Many people have shared the great loss of her life. We hope that the memory of Amy Soporiti will live in your hearts forever. .0 Mm-e Time is not measured By the passing of years, But by what one does, What one feels, And what one achieves. Author Unkown
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