Eisenhower High School - Crest Yearbook (Blue Island, IL)

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30 YEARS OF L OYAL DEVOT1 ON TO DIST. 218 Mr. Birt E. Frobish , . I. , T if. I 6 Z? ' ' ix' 5 r ein- 11, 'TH ' Y 655' v hk f A , ful. h 1 ' fee 'W I Q4 ami, -- 5 iwfaizrffez -7355? ,. '91, 11:15-,ffzm'-xgfs.,.5.tQ,,y',g Mr. Frobish received a Ph.B. degree from the University ot Chicago. Mr. Frobish has held a variety of positions during his long tenure in District218. In addition to teaching duties, he has served as chairman ot the Business Education deparhnent, chairman ofthe Faculty Advisory Committee, coach of football and baseball. His administrative positions include the tollowingp Principal ot the Junior Class, Building Principal ot Old Main, and his present position as Assistant Superintendent in charge ot Business and Finance. Mr. Frobish has also been very active in community attairs. He is a member ot the I.0.0.F., the Amer- ican Legion, a past president and secretary of the Kiwanis Club, and a moderator of the First Congregational Church. Mr. Frobish met the former Viola Eidan while teaching in the district. In 1919 she consented to become Mrs. Frobish. The Frobishes have three married daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Goodwin, Mrs. Jane Forry, and Mrs. Betty Massena.

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g:ZZ.0W 'g?U '4 0W U if 5 'mx ALSIP ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS uIsI-mov In I DISTRICT 126 mans ru ...uw .soo w,Irs.u sr musk. GLIENCOE PUBLIC SCHOOLS cg,'.I.f.II Img., fm .sr mf.. cus.. I s o uw.. .Lu su WMWD mm ,U hush' c-homo ue u.I.woIs n.m....,I M H '- ' rm. s. H my ,I :Io Iwnf vin um. ns zoom Ifsbr-my za, Isss W Is-Iroh Q, was ' ,Marr 10, 1955 Q w M h h I 4 A ur. Imom I.. Iushnrus, supsrxnronannn pr. fi. I.. Iflchrrus, ouyssnhrshashe D,,,g,,t D. ,mmmver High school nr. Richards: Dwi:-hr D- bisenhwer Heh who 1 Inu, lu una, I Iruo j ,- 12700 Scum Sacramento . congrssumrions ulon the cd 1 sign of f f- - fffl?4U- in-W E GCI, Z Q ea wwf thirxy years as su :inte of School' 1 I 2- ro 6. . I I h - I I .pe I yeano serv: X Thirty years of 11 ,cr e the edww10I1r-1 1 F7 Dist Iss 2 , su our :hz yum I have snjoyfa Yours is s record to be nvioo by all no rogram of ten., Cf M S U ,fQ,,,,, aries fn y N H Eh you and an dee 1 dedicate their lives to professional suusunion, I ,, ' 7 . is ner 1. I 1 - I r. ' 1 :hav 1' X nashrsd for r s Innpnrsuoh I Img rwsfviu from X f would that ws u1 VII o as uuoh. ,fa ,Q,.l,L,' In-ehx. , red no worn ww. you In Vu. uk I 5, 1 , X ,hh ,,,,,c,,,,,0,, km, gf fm, mm ,hu have mae f' de 'we Of Ifwve Tfl19I'W WSE, yet 1 Sew, wx he . mute fIIsr1.nguI untributicnx to sauosusn up m9.z.,y wayg, .he fzmntsvgxf II I x- ' of eh cation hr mx levels. You ne today mnoorsly, ,- I' 1 Ir-ugsrsnup. 2 X 7 :em E d -Z respected as om or rhs nuuouu ' - f I ll 2 C11 GIS. ' ,' ,, J - :QQ 5A - JCL e to h ed what one cs: iimexc , 'Lf ff ff' I I -, ,I f , I ooulu give In tr : 216, II would be this: ,my 3 , , f M f d R , Qvugins A- MCG-1 f 7 You hows houesply ax . verventlgf sage :Jury-If no X' ,Q I mn, ,D y 0 one .H ' ,If ,,::,,f::,:'f ut' suosuhnonaenq meet ans needs of o of who umlaru .I-frrqfsel , f J , ,f , 5 that is u hugh on Imohz, amd ' . 'lest 'bac yu ,,,,,de5, Pe, M, ,Dsmh Imwzocfms 4' ,U I -w l, O s ea ' . I X sincerely, ' N 'Q 4 Again, cohgpr ulucmh on chlrry year-:I of N k , du on hulceuy ship. . ,, , E . , 1' 4 , , ' s. . ,, Z -4110612 5. I I Paul J. nunsr nr. HoroIu I.. mon id , ' r' If I If uffQM,1,,,L if-L p,I,, Dwight D. Isisenho ion .chool uf friflsioh IJ. Sznitn, Izvoo South 5.-.cr to Ausnuu , . ii-Ixwrimfmderfr n I Blue Island, Illinois WDVTS I df , .I f v JLVCA f h E!! Q' GAicago 9211192 Wulphs 45260116 I ,U I.I I 1 I :Q Is .III I L IJ LJ soo. soon., ...sfmsv Im. BLUE ISLAND PUBLIC SCHOOLS I .- Q' I ' I ?,1.S:.ZLZt?' .I .I - UH , s..Imo,..uss..I msmlcr No. Ian , ,. . . I ' ' ' 5' ' f,,,,'gf1,1,'Q,fQ' 'WE'--mf BWI JE-J-.f.-IIQU.. BLUE ISLAND, ILLINOIS E'-un 53. Km. Svwhf.,J.,.I M953 D NEEDS' ' ' 'ff 1 V Rok-,I E. 5:.IJ. Dread..-I 25:5 WM wsu! SI-we ,,,,,.c,, ,I ,965 I-. Gm-I Lnar, Smfmv Murrh 1, was mor.. FUIIQ, 5-aaoo 1, ,. wIswsI6rIIcna 3,.ll.i3EZ,2 qTfm' . Hmm 2, 19 es -.IWW ru -,ou Dr. Harold I.. Richards Sxmnmimit 1 4 127:30 South sacramento 1 . K nf. hsrom I, aarhsms, su:-sfanrsnaofu :ig fe QQ' iffcxwds . moe Island, Illinois Imqhz Is. Eisenhower nomunny high School msn-fm Q.. ?':,,.i4 fsf'A?? '5f MW' Sshwl ,. . I I Iz7oo sssrsn.-mo menus 'Al-'L J mr' V HWS Mawr P,P4!fRAJ,4fV'J 'I ' I I ' ' ,ear Hamm: MWWWNWQ: : rams mano, III,no.s SMF Dr- Rlchmhdsz nav 1 extend my hearriest oohqrunuxoeions upon your I K' I 5 f Deo' Dr' Mchardsz It is a pleasure io have was :pg.uyr,uIISry ro offs: Cfvwnlfgrivn of thirty years as Supcrywtendefnt of School ' I nf -I cnnofsnulsrions noon your mm, vs-urs of scr ice f my SETCSFS CQHPTYW-1lq35QI'S fm' 111191 YRQVS vi' wif' msuruoh 42212. Few meh can point 'ruth prxde no such n ,.Iwww.so.s.I..husso to mmm us. I sm proud to joan your oIher fra Io , in . ff9m:,'2ff 165'-PWIWF H5 -IUPUf Y25'fUf?G'W G3 f'lHff'iPW continuous service in one Whoo, area. ...,,sI.,.swwsw-WI A coooofounu huh Inu yearbook slsf ' hrs mm Is vour IW- M1 - audsssrson sud worse. A 5 0 I During your tenure of office nishrics. 218 has grown ers- ' ,. ,. Th Y W t 2 , 5fri,,Tl21gfff1in,,'f-nfuufsfCifwfiinggi igrngxgsflssnft , ,, , . ,,. sssrosonouy nqs u you .I oo. row JA' V-In 'f fm: 3.6 'i'i fQ'15.li' Lf' ation' p'fpu1B'fl'm' hBYedFroYLd '1 Che, sv,,ssnfwff.yhr,Iuss gf ,mos ss I mum of your :our o my I Isla wh ff had 5992 V'f1f'1G?Q 52 vlffslnf 0PS2v'1v the M- gusirsnrp In F f. oonshrucmnn of nun ouII. mos, ssIoo:I.on fh..m..,:u.T,sn...nsmsI ft, fm ma, the ywrmok Sm, is mam, I is mmm' Q wfozzcevnrm s v sho oduuuuonol program urxdvrtf ymzr gum- s- u4.dIcI.onsI .ssuuy members, and rn qoncrzaily offerxnq new I ,I you ,S ,m,,wM O, we ,gh Wm, M um ,M uv rn: ban LN owe ws-ry right zu take r-sn unfin- sauourh-,noI opporrunirioo for ch-s boys ann fuirls of this ores. I I I I, hon, mommy and throng s surf? sf . -RCWOH D 2 Job 'fm'-1 dwg. I am sure that alrhouqh the pas: :kirby years have taken your ISEMWI-Um x si, A 5 lm Ivanov 0 -2 ww-wd swf-Q V ' friends. I1 1 Vemvml f'eP5W5E ami bww NWS 50 Wiffflfsff Best esforzs. the results xmen rcvicwcd wdov must orinr you G 'm'm'CU 'b I -W5 955392 'S SM UW fm' Pmfsibf d' Cafes ' ' ' real satisfaction' - ,., I can inue: ro no f. II wi he Murm, sussuss, ana 5 asf, 'on. , UMW 1. I ,. , I c rd' my yours I , ' s-Incsrsly yours, I .- . I I I I , , I s ff' :Iv 1 , - ' non In, E-'inlog , . - I - I ' ., nsrihzunarhz ummm was ,..,, ,1 I 4 w L0 ' smash: and . 'moi 1 WPC' 'YC U mms P- Km . I ' LI., I ,I supsvrncendoor 'j' U J jj , 'f :T t IN x shams . .,..,.I. , E - -one g I S i 1 ' ..I , ,A ,V ,Q ,V 5 A so mu Pd CAT N ron L -K 1 ' K' II ,,.. r A-A f-,M W, -M -A , f L ! ' I I ,I -- 9 'Eg ---'V IIDGE SCHOOL YOWEI SCHOOL LAIAMIE SCHOOL . 5IsI w. wan sv. 59:1 w,srms1. Iwsnsxumm. .f .1 1 I , A , l , :':I,2?:::.... f GIIYUIISIIIIJ 3411111 ysFI!UlX1 Ihufrut Zxh. 2111 vIsn:svI.v. II, .III.Ir,mY c-oLI.uI:II I ' , -- n OIPNCI 0 'RESZDBAT wumnlmrnoh cnqnw M fl. . 2 Clh!sTmi' R4 fsvm.-,NIA 199vsr.1-rxusnfsvus mIuI,yIsunIhorrrn.II.I.Luon woss oredf L ge C oo Mfrzcf 0. I4 N.-uu.uh susnmfro- I-.I.umr.f :Maman mr..-I.v. mm.. sI.prfmmI4enI nmnor I-I Broom sm-if msc so, ulmus AVENUE-MIBLDTHIAN IP,a.I. ILL so-M5 M E V H U , mm! I W m..sII.nxs la Mar-ch19G5 mf , ' 'f ' ' ' ' ,,, , ,,,,,,,, Auufufo suornnfnnfshz nmmf ugrmohnrz S ' , , M h III, I9r' Mzss Lmmla Pleisch are W PuIIIicatiozas Staff Dwight D. Eliscrxhowvr High School yank 8, ,965 12760 South Sacrzunemto Avenuu Blue Island, Illinois II. I.. I'IIohs.nIr, supsrxnsshaunm Dr. H, I.. Iuohsrds. sup.-rImoo4I.:nI Immun ima l X N , i nuhghz D. I:Isonhowor I-hgh School Iuue Iuxunfx, nunuIs D0-if MISS Plvfblhl D,S,,,,,, 2,3 , Izvoo souzh snorfu-nomo Avenue Dem' HUGH' Dr, Harold I.. Richards comrinution In secondary Blue Island. Illinois Hui I offer gy :insure aougntulntions eo YOu education in America ,faces him anaozeg those few adminis- I . . . . . . for 'er'-H5 index 215 for thirty l 9' irafors who :Iavv dIsLI:IguIslIed tnemselves among their peers, D H ld It has been W m.,v,,eg, m Bane in me use HIS Iwo-iwo plan of high school orgafzizaiion has not only CM am ' for the neue: para of that time. igxven xiecogmtlon Io. Brno Island but inure tII:1nIhat it is I wrhh Io oongrmulars you oo Ihu completion of nvny I dw' it A mtivnege to have been umchwd .n:11IrIaoIngj1y bfriuzmng the pattern or oI'gavIIz:stIoII for many yours of scrvxvc- as suporinmndenz of Dzetrict 215. The Dwigm ,ish you ,M ,Moy your Isausruhip, UL 12 Y frvmilwlllllffi- D. EII-nnhowsr Ifhgh sohooI Lhsmrm has b--on Ionunalu indeed Io have Ih., ss-rmhs of ons so uornpolsm In Ilamonohhl Ir-hosI-- The community hus Ihassa been run served . . , ., 4, . 1 , V -, , sha . your leadersh' , rsh hs I Isuuou W-II hsvond Ixssr-In Izhmugh your esduuatianal Iuuaurunxp ss I muy beliavu . fxs 'in e'duLTm w' 'eadcr me maxmb among those Wh Zlqlp h b xp rw HI I' S MI - I' f ua- IL o r . nas cmmswmlv malmmw, ,I ,t , W V I , I, as ooh n great s ,mu A Ion an, ss .soo In y u your beliefs in sduouciuh has dm-Is uuoh fo. the I-Iosz of iv ' . I L - Q-Ia.. y pI ogram exon Ihuugh Ins Cmeagucs thrmwhom thc United smug' Those 0, us who ,RW the szxagiszointgx :Z-is ngrgglguiniggehgggrxgszll.kssp I Istrmct has been unuer tremendous popuhmorx pressures. bww in lwdership Iwfnivns in high sch-mls oi the, chrosgu sub. ' ' I In-ooo area haw been moss grow.-IuI for your her,-mos ronnsszsd Again, congramlguons on your ,Wg nay at 1115 Alrrs Maier, the Pennsy1vaIIizI Military College, is with :hu sxssooisuon of Suburban Conferences and oxher District 218 we may you continue In your Iss-In-shxp proud Io IIIIIIIINII Dr, Richarcs as one of ins most c1isIIngIIIs.hed Gfsaniwlif-IH4 I am Proud U0 have had lhf UPPQYIIIHHY 'O Wfk N19 for WWY Years to COM' all-Illnrzi. Its ermre alumni body join me in exprfssing our with you' Shrwfrrrf coIIgratulaIiozIo to him un this Lim Ihirtieth annivm-sary sinooroly, V Of NIS Gutstandixgg ann IIe:lia:Ited serviue an me youth of Bfuc gmc,-,-.,I,, Yours, ,I I ,f Island and the Zkatiozz. Jai, X ,wr A X , . . , Lee X. Ponar, suyerihrendent Since:-ely, C ,A If f sohoox -Iisrrxoz 142 'II.' I.. sIIohennIysI' - su,uorI.IwndehI P.s. I don't nina mat ooohssohouy I an uiszuhsn for you, ns our oo1urIng and pnysiouu. stature are uInIIur ' ' ' HLS,m1n , H Imllu I1IofuIoII by Clftrence R. Moll Dr. Moll but signed in his absence, 1

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Miss Dorothea Moore Miss Moore is a graduate of North- western University where she received a Bachelor of Arts degree. Her grad- uate studies were continued at Colum- bia University where she obtained her master's degree. Prior to her arrival in District 218, Miss Moore taught at Wilmette and Huthinton, Iowa. She has taught history and english and for the past fifteen years has served as the chairman of the English Department at Eisenhower High. Miss Moore enioys reading, music, and cooking. She firmly believes that teaching in District 218 has been very challenging, but at the same time, very rewarding. As to the future,Miss Moore plans to continue to give her best efforts to Eisenhower High. Miss Beulah Protsman 5 ft, , , - fssmszsff - ,.,,,,..s,, , 1 X , 4 Miss Protsman received her B.A. degree from Hanover College in In- diana. After two years of teaching, Miss Protsman decided to enter the business world by accepting a position with an engineering firm. Friends con- vinced Miss Protsman that her proper calling was teaching and she returned to this field after one year. Miss Protsman accepted a position in District 218. After thirty years ol faithful service here, she is yetgrate- ful to her friends who influenced her to return to teaching. Miss Protsman is the chairman of the Mathematics Department, sponsor of Mu Alpha Theta, and founder of the Euclidean Club. Her outside interests are music and cooking. Miss Protsman has taken graduate work at the Universities of Chicagoand DePaul. Miss Janet McQuistan Miss McQuistan comes from the state of Nebraska, where she attended the University of Nebraska, Miss McQuis- tan received her masters degree from Columbia University and has com- pleted additional graduate work at De Paul University. Miss McQuistan teaches shorthand and typing and serves as the chair- man of the Business Education Depart- ment. She is the sponsor of the Steno Club. Her outside interests include travel, music, and reading drama. Her travels have taken her to such exoctic lands as Iran, Iraq, and Egypt. However, she was most impressed by her visits to England, Ireland, and Scotland. When asked about her future plans, Miss McQuistan answered, None, let each day take care of itself. Miss McQuistan offers this sagecom- ment, I realize there will be many changes in methods of teaching and equipment in the future, but the fun- damentals of building good study habits, clear thinking, and building of character will always remain the same. 9