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

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? Pm-zssiucmmi. mario l -uri, by i i i l fl if xii ?z w7 ' 6 'f my . I My - ,t if r' L 'X 5 xmtcmw . f for I ,M 'R ,L W U Retain ILUN D UJMNEW 9 4 l R R R ESFQQQEQQ gg- , 1 Rich Sepulo, Norman Voilech and Cyrv thia Starr prepare o bulletin board dis- ploy ofthe presidential elections of i960 and i964 in Mr. Srnerz's Government class. Mr. Smerz shows Reginald Hayes how to use the overhead protector for a class reporL Mr. Rizzo exploines democracy through the use ofa cartoon to Tom Agler ond Jacqueline Cross. Robert Bobb and Charles Adamecz post their favorite candidates in the Govern- ment class of Mr. Rizzo.

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614' 37 7'v 45 Janis Wanland presents a report and uses the overhead proiector to make her presentation more effective. Mr. Jenkins is the instructor. District 2l8 must have a monopoly on campaign posters. Mr. Bar- ber admires display set up by his students. ll. to r.l Sue Bertram, Mary Anne Porozinski, Barbara Norton, Gary Schmidt, Larry Nesbit, Linda Having. SOCIAL STUDIES A map discussion takes place in Mr. Pregl's American History class. ll. to r.l Bob Hickman, Larry Pagliaro, Hal Swanson, Penny Kase, Pat Young. A series of pictures depicting highlights in our history are explained to members of Mr. Pregl's class by Phyllis Gregory. Tom Spotts and Richard Freeman lstandingl and Larry Pagliaro, Lourie Miller and Val Radwan lseatedl absorb this information. A it ,r-., , , ' N +2 1.