Eisenhower High School - Introspectus Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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24 Special Classes QqeA ess Aq оочу IHE WORD Mon Jod Ds Mores Se 52 Te Right: Amy Meyers, Laura Solterman, and Heidi Ruppel compare notecards. Above far left: Mike York and Phil Yien are deeply engrossed in an issue of THE WORD. Above right: Kent Nordin worked hard on a test. Above: Audra Horonzy and Kathy Jacobi work diligently, as only freshman do. Top: ` Crissy Douglas, Jaque GOsen, and Kris Preston are thoroughly confused by their Honors homework. адем eme Aq ojoug | | j Photo by Chris Shaw Every student learns qt a diff ent speed. Here, at Eisenhowe there are classes for slower lea ers and accelerated classes f people who learn more quickly. Last year, the Honors Semin class was expanded to includ | Art, Theater, and Music Apprecicr tlon in addition to the original English and Social Studies classes. Honors teachers include Mr. Rol Crane-English, Mr. Jim Teal-Social Studies, Mr. Walt Nagel-Art, Miss Ruth Anne Sowle-Theater, and Mr. Tom Hardy-Music Apprecia- tion. Other Support classes, such as; Spelling, English, Reading, Math, Government are taught by Mrs. Joyce Dewolf-Ott, Ms. Rhonda Beck, and Miss Paulette La Mar. By including these classes in the curriculum, Eisenhower caters to every students needs. с

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Computer awareness pushes foward advanced B.A.S.l.C. class Above: Mr. Morgan helps freshman Katy Machinski through a difficult math problem. Opposite page: Mrs. Dunham teaches on a familiar sight in the green area, “the overhead.” Math 23

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