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

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Mcivlillon ls New W.E.C.E.P. Advisor , 'l The Work Experience Career Exploration Pro- gram, or WECEP, is an organization that helps students, who show a desire to work, get a job. This course is open to sophomores only. The pro- gram is designed to help students get started in a working career and to apply what they have learned to their adult life. Mr. Bernie Budzik, was the sponsor for '73-'74, and Dennis McMillan was the new sponsor this year. 3 2 4 i 1, The members of WECEP are: lTop row, I, to r,l Greg McAuliff, Albert Martinez, Randy Payne, Alvin Mills, Steve Kersey, Jim Sharpe, Dan Vaughn. Middle Row: Tim Pattenaude, Pat O'Keefe, Pete Cianci, Ray Fritz, Steve Rockwood, Richard Jameson, Bottom Row: Emzie Preston, Yvonne Bynum, Nancy Koney and Jerry Davis. 2. On the job at Walgreens on Western Ave., Jerry Davis washes the dishes thoroughly, 3, Steve Kersey carries in the shipments at the Mayfair, 4. Carol Nethaway hands Karen Byford her certificate at the WECEP banquet last year, l 225

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Vo-Ed Seelsng ci Career? O.E. Might I-love It for You ,.-..-7 ,fy ,ff , I Office Education Association gives girls a good experience in the busi- ness world. Consisting of 18 members, O.E. gets students acquainted with office occupation procedure and finds jobs for those having an in- terest in a business career. 3 s..-...M 1. Joellen Abramovitz does some figuring at the Alsip Bank where she is employed, 2, Sheryl Hillegonds does some busy work at the First National Bank of Blue Island, 3, O.E. members: seated, il, to r Ruth Novitt, Sharon Nladziarcyzyk, Janet Sitarz, Maryann Bednarz, Sheri' Johnson, Alicia Soria, Joellen Abramovitz, and Margo Stephen son. Standing:SusaniMisIich, Susan Sylva, Barbara Neibert, Lauren Record, Theresa Sepula, Patti lVlcDermott,,Sheryl Hillegonds, Linda Swierkos, Barbara Michaels, Mary Potempa, and Catherine Miller, sponsor,

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Nfocotionol Educodon lndustriol Arts lndustry's Future ls In Their Honds Industrial arts offers a variety of courses, including wood vvorking, graphic arts, power machines, and electricity. These classes are forming the engineers and architects of the future, V 'l . 12 1. Bob Webb puts finishing touches on a stool. 2. Da- vid Brovvn, Kevin Kelly, Dan Michaels finish their stool project, 3, Metal shop workers at Old lVlain pre- pare for a day's work, 4, Henry Versher works out a problem in electricity class. 5. Applying stain to his project is Scott Engstrom, 'na-nk . H 11, ,f i ,qi f ,A 3 lx 'R 'C 'JL' -, x r li 'f