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

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Humonities Art ond Music lnitiote Course Chonges 3 The art and music divisions of the Humanities De- partment have undergone quite a few changes. During the '74-'75 school year, courses such as photography and textile design have been inserted in the art curri- culum. Music now has music theory, guitar, and be- ginning orchestra. 1. Cathy Galadya shows great form while playing the guitar. 2. Robert Hall is showing the proper way to weave macrame. 3. Joe Gillis is a man who loves his work. 4. Mr. Robinson de- monstrates how to use an enlarger for photography students. 1 I . A X. . fg-

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Moth Deplortment Moth Adds Meoning forlvlony Lines, proofs, square roots. . .The math teachers at Eisen- hower help to tie it all together in such courses as math, algebra, geometry, and, for the brave, trig, analytic geome- try, and calculus. Though some ofthe standard teaching methods are still being used, new textbooks are intro- duced all the time. The faculty members must be doing something right, though, because membership in TAG, lVlu Alpha Theta, and lVlathletes is steadily increasing. 1, Aurora Arias concentrates on geometric proofs, 2, Kris Struke anxiously awaits her quiz in Miss Seither's algebra class. 3. The tables in the back of the book come in handy to this student, who prepares to tackle an advanced algebra problem, John Bolton Beverly Guzy 2 t-'- ' l' fi. K L at ' - , 2 Ray Kro pp ff 9 52? ga., M. i .iv if 'S Suzanne Lawler