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

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English - Redding Deportment New Theotre Added to English Focilities When it comes to credit courses, the English department tops all with the grand total of tvventy. Freshmen and sophomores are required to take English 1 and 2, but they still have the opportunity to take elec- tive courses. When one takes a look at the junior and senior level, he may well see that D.D.E. has come up yet anoth- er step! Eisenhower is one ofthe first schools in Illinois to start the lVlodern Elective program, This system enables the students at cam- pus to select the English course of their choice, whether it deals with reading or vvriting. The reading center receives a great response from students, It is open to all vvho vvant to improve reading skills and techniques, Along with all of this, the English Dept. gives stu- dents a chance to work in special fields such as journalism, drama, and publications. 1, Yea! That's the 'jgreat idea ! 2. lf I can read 20 pages in class, l'll only have 186 pages to finish tomorrow, John Bassler Kathy Champion Fay Coffman

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Home Economics lfomily Living Is Tought ot D.D.E. W., ,mn 9 f V' , V P- . z AQG' Ex am The main purpose of Home Economics was to prepare girls for family living later on. The program is divided into sewing and cooking. lVlany guys have also been taking family living. 1, Lee Ann Hedman demonstrates her sewing abil- ity, 2, Mrs, Heuring explains the correct procedure to her student, 3, Putting a hem in takes time and patience. Virginia Heuring Sylvia Hunt Pat Perkins Judy Termuende Q ri' 'W 7

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Lynn Cooper Judi Findorff Jim Fortenberry Carol Hill Kathleen Lorber Flaelica lVlirus Linda lVlonjar Eugene Peterson Charles Rumpf Gayle Smith Betty Stogsdill Ann Winschel 2