Eisenhower High School - Introspectus Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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First year for Ike business computers The Eisenhower business curricu- lum had an innovation this year; a class of business computers. The courses included word processing, data processing and data entry. Stu- dents from both Eisenhower and MacArthur could attend. The classes were small, but the students benefit- ted by this. As their teacher Mrs. Bette Peterson could pay more atten- tion to them. by Mike Willsie 21

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Keeping up to date in the growing area of mathematics can often be difficult, but the teachers of the green area manage well to keep informed. A variety of clases make up the math department, including general math, several different algebra classes, advanced courses: honors pre-calculus and calculus, and computer programming classes Because of the growing area € computers and higher technology : good math education is essential Although students were required take only one year of math, man) choose to continue their math edu- cation through their four years a Ike because of this expanding tech- nology. by Mariarne Besaw lp Sc Å grueling calculus test pushes senior Craig Mills to the limit. EEE TTT

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28 A H $ in psych department generates new enthusias Photo by Jennifer Hinkston Mr. Jerry Dalek prays he will make it through the day. “I enjoy teaching psych. I'm dealing with people.” These were the sentiments expressed by Mr. Jerry Dalek as he took over the psychology department this year. Mr. Dalek taught Introduction to Psychology which gave students a .glimpse at psych and at themselves. Peer counseling was again a part of the curriculum at Eisenhower. Students in peer counseling tra eled to Mackinaw Middle School talk to the kids about drugs, values suicide, alcohol, tobacco ant divorce. Mr. Dalek said that the stu- dents weren't there to provic answers to these problems only te present other options. by Jennifer Hinkston Making last minute changes, Julie Hock prepares her presentation for students at Mackinaw.