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

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llit lXii'l3Tx.XlItiXXl ,Y 5' Nlt.lRli'StNltti init ez i ,..-uv . l 1' 0 at , Guy Leidolph and Carl Eaton, students in Mr, Albano's class, carry on a demonstration in electrical circuits, Students in Mr, Taramelli's class are being introduced to the metric system of weights and measures. ll. to r.l Andrew Przybysz, Mr. Tara- melli, Judy Paleany. A class discussion on the human eye is carried an by Cindy Krall, Daniel Roegner, and Michael Reid. Class is Mr. Taramelli's, Gb . N CD'ag 'gnu Patricia Roberts and Stephanie .James use microscopes in Mr. Mc Nair's biology class. Mr. Vandergar's Health Class studies a vision chart and a model of an eye, ll. to r.l Elverta Mock, Mr. Vandercar, Terry Salter, Kath- erine Smith, Lady Williams, Steven Wright. Linda Janicki, Gwen Gulik, Chris Gorz, and Linda Gorski present a skit in Miss Lau's Health class, illustrating points for the proper care at hair,

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Tin yr Mrs. Citonelli's Chemistry class in action. ll. to r.l lmri Alrnassy, ,lim Harms, Rich Voss, Frank Calpenf, and Dennis Dockstader. Chris Pazoles, Linda Bram, Zandy Zebrowski, and Linda Wallner are engaged in a discussion ol birds in Mr, Lyznicl4i's biology class. Students in Mr. Aramowicz' Biology class use microscopes in lab work. ll. to r.l Tom Dusek, DonnaZimmerman,Joe Leone, and Michele Klein. The Advanced Placement Chemistry class: Row l: Chris Pischl, Frank Calpeno, Tom Brandner, Dennis Dockstader, Mrs. Cifonellt. Row 2: Tom Signore, Robert Spear,Bill Bulcauslcas,Bill Andrews, lmre Almassy, Steve Keck, Don Matthiesen, Rich Marke, Terry DuClos. John Martschinke points to the male partofa flower to Rosanna Lissak in Mr. Lyznicki's class. Working on leaf proiects are Larry Kalins, Terry Baliia, Larry Hansen, Susan Schumacher. Interested spectators are Kathy Purpura and Mr. Ararnowicz.

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WGN ROBERT B. WEBER, B.A., M.F.S. Chairman, Social Studies Department GLENN AMBLER, B.S. Social Studies 8. History Old Main Building THOMAS I.. BARBER, B.S.EcI. History, Am, Govt. 8. Economics Campus Building CARL I. BERGQUIST, B.A. American History Campus Building JON C. BOSMAN, B.A. World History8. Social Studies Southeast Building J. LEO CLEARV, B.S.E. Social Studies Old Main Building MARY ELLEN CONLEE, A.B., M.A. Economics 81 American Government Campus Building CHARLES G. DAVELIS, B.S., M.S. Social Studies Si Conservation Northwest Building RICHARD L. HANSEN, B.S. Ed. Economics 8. American Government Campus Building HAROLD J. HARRISON, B.A. Social Studies, Current Affairs Government Campus Building RICHARD J. HARTING, B.S. History, Current Affairs 81 Government Campus Building JAMES W. JENKINS, B.S. Social Studies 81 American History Campus Building RONALD G. LADWIG, B.S.Ed. Economics, Government, Current Affairs Campus Building SPENCER J. MAXEY, B.A., M.A. History, Current Affairs, Government Campus Building ELIZABETH G. MESENKOP, B.A. Psychology 8 History Campus Building FRED S. MONK, B.A. Social Studies 8. History Northwest 8. Northeast Buildings 65 SOCIAL STUDIES ., ,W -f,.,:.,,,: -iw --- . Pg . i f ...i. y A 5 ' nr' X-v ,fwg.f I we 7,4 is ii. ,W-Q 'Q '4 N,-J M