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

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'wc me WW wwe Mrs. Robert Bobb, Robert Bobb, Kiyoshi Kusuka, KentBobb pose for the CREST photographer. Thor Arneson and Lindo George model sports outfits at j,-,z1.gf i.u': fix:-, :Q W .mw,?iLs1?sa.4rwi j 5smith:ieeiesfswaifaita we H fe 1L: igfs5if gg, to-eggimfgssi-g.siff,gff l f,k . q,s,zg3f.f.1f1 j ' ifii lffvn- ' i Qf..f?' F 5- , 2' as , ., , c f M f 3, --:'- Um WM: v , ,--7,. ii:,,,.,. M ww-L.-iwy: 1,. .3 f , Kiyoshi points out to Robert his home base. Kiyoshi Kusaka is an exchange studenttrom Ogawar, Japan, sent to us through the l.S.E. program. Kiyoshi has a married sister and two brothers, one studying medicine and the other in high school. His father is a doctor. Kiyoshi must attend school for one more year to complete his high school program in Japan. His plans for the future are uncertain, but he does plan to attend college. Kiyoshi earned a varsity letter in cross country at Eisenhower. He is a member ot the l.S.E. club and the Varsity Athletic Club. In Japan, Kiyoshi was a member of his school's track team. Fashion Show. Diane Murray and Kiyosha model dress-up clothes. Nanette Witt and Bertil display casuals

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Bertil Arnius and Mr. 8. Mrs. George Krunic. Bertil Arnius hails from Upsala, Swedan, about fifty miles from Stockholm. Bertil's father is a building engineer. Bertil has a younger brother and two younger sisters. When he completes this year at Eisenhower, Ber- til will have two remaining years to complete high school in Sweden. He then plans to attend college in pursuance of an engineering degree. The Youth For Understanding Program enabled Ber- til to come to this country. His American parents are Mr. and Mrs. Krunic of Calumet Park. In Sweden, Bertil belongs to a Railroad Club, which charters interesting excursions on various railroads and provides its members with facilities for model railroading. During the past year Bertil belonged to l.S.E., the Euclidean Club, Mu Alpha Theta, and the Fine Arts Club. His preferences are toward the outdoors with interestsin swimming,skating, sailing, andtennis. Bertil is impressed by the vastness and beauty of the United States, particularly in the west. Thor Arneson, Mr. 8. Mrs. Thomas Dillon and Pat Dillon i evening of relaxation with music. 11. 'if' Bertil Arnius serves cake to Mr. Ziemba and Mr. Mutz, at l.S.E, Tea. A pleasant part of student life is the introduction of our student body to our foreign exchange students and the ensuing association with these fine, young people Our guests for i964-65 were Thor Arneson of lceland, Bertil Arnius of Sweden, and Klyoshl Kusaka of Japan. ain for an Vigful Thor Arneson is a native of Iceland and resides with his parents and two brothers and one sister in Reykiavik, the capitol of Iceland. Thor was selected by the l.C.Y.E. Committee of the First Congregational Church to live with the Dillon family of Oak Lawn. In comparing our schools with those of lceland, Thor was impressed by the number of extra curricular activities offered in U.S. schools and by the close relationship between the faculty and the student body at Eisenhower. During the year, Thor was a member of the Drama Club, l.S.E., and the Fine Arts Club. Thor also was cast in the Senior Play. Future plans include enrollment in college with a career in social work and drama. - Pat Dillon and Thor face an evening of study. 6 .WW fs :Ei A 3,7 C

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7964 SENIOR PROM :Aj 'sy X9 ' if Fi 1 s F' f swiss ,f V. Z! 1 ff . X is s , jgssshfrna- f ,f,, Martha Pooler and Bob Westman admire Prom decorations. Betty Lauteriung, Joe Dykstra, Georgia Mitchell and Dick Humphries pause for refreshments. School social activities close with the staging of the Senior Prom. Within a few days tour seemingly long years become a book of memories as the seniors plan to attend college, enroll in trade schools, enter the business world, enlist in the armed services to mold their future careers. The book on student lite is ended. Donna Ehlers, Jeffrey Padgett, Judy Klod, and Ed Bastic dance away the hours. The Grand March. Shown are Robertllauch, Linda Hughes, Don Apoto, Arlene Antis, and John Zilewicz. 189 re