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

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,da is 3 m V, ui -'r-ss... 1, Mr, Charles Coker and Mr, Dennis Bapst, assistant superintendents, attend to business, 2, Construction underway at the Campus building, 3, Students are represented at board meetings by two student advisors, This year they were Connie Palomo and Dwight Kuzanek who is pictured above with Mr, Willard Erickson, 4, Mr. Lowell M, Johnson, Superintendent, looks over new business during a meeting at Old Nlain in February.

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Boord of Educotion Fdces o Busy Yeor! Construction: the big happening at Campus this year, is a topic which always finds its way into a meeting of select members which we refer to as the Board of Education. D.D.E. will soon have a Performing Arts Center and a swimming pool, but before this can be completed, contracts must be met and money must be dealt with, and it's the Board that sees that this is done. Speaking of the swimming pool, board members made it pos- sible this year for students to see their first swim team. But the Board of Education has done more than just handle construction business. They passed a referendum for the A.T.C., which was a big project in itself. P- 1, Fluth Seyfarth, Board President, is discussing matters with members, 2, Board members: Iseated I, to r,l E, Greg Curran, Frank Hiter, Sec.: and Ruth Seyfarth, Pres, Standing: Dwight Kuzanek, student advisor, F!ichard's stu- dent advisor: John Losacco, Walter Hopkins, Nancy Sparing, Carol Abel, and Willard Erickson, 3, Performing Arts Center, now under construction, will be completed by Fall '75, ' 3 'M-f I f . ' - , , I I W ,fl'd'l f s

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D.D.E. Shores Silver Anniversory with Centrol Administrotion A Since 1968 when Dr. Lowell lVI. Johnson became superintendent, District 218 has undergone many changes. Some ofthe most recent include the addition of Shepard High School and facility additions for all buildings. Dr. Johnson, came to District 218 with much experience and many qualifications He received his Bachelor of Education degree from Illinois State University, and his Masters Degree from Washington University in St. Louis. Dr. Johnson is looking forward to the completion of the construction in District 218 within the next year. 1. Dr. Lowell lvl. Johnson, Superintendent of District 218. 2. Dr. lVliller speaks at National Honor Society induction ceremony. Assistant superintendents are: 3. Dr, James Miller, Pu- pil Personnel. 4. lVlr. Dennis Bapst, Administration, 5, Dr. Warren Vorreyer, Instruction. 6. lVlr. Charles A. Coker, Business Affairs.