Eisenhower High School - Pantherama Yearbook (Decatur, IL)

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C. C. GALBREATH, B. Ed. RAY HERDMAN. B.S.. M.S. CLETE HINTON B S Cabinet Making I and 2 Head of Department Electricity 1 Industrial Arts l and 2 Electricity 2 Auto Mechanics 2 Drafting l and 2 Industrial Arts 2 Industrial Arts 2 INDUSTRIAL ARTS Our new Industrial Arts shops are Well equipped, and should develop into one of the best in the state. We offered a Wide range of six Week ex- ploratory courses to the beginning stu- dent so that he could acquaint himself in the various fields. With this experi- ence, he should be able to enter the area which interests hirn the rnost. This year we offered Woodworking, metalworking, electricity, and drafting. Next year We hope to add the graphic arts of photography, printing, and silk screen work. General Metals l and Z General Metals 2 Auto Mechanics l Cabinet Making I and 2 General Math l Bk-is I 'I sqgg 31 'I

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X Qs WANDA TURNER, B.S. LLOYD BINGHAM B S MS Home Economics lA, 2A Library Family Living Home Making 1B HOME ECONOMICS Most girls will benefit by taking some type of Horne Economics course, since most girls will need the skills learned there for their future use. The girls gained much useful informa- tion from the many field trips that were taken during the two semesters. They also had sev- eral guests in to speak to them. lt was a real pleasure to work in the Home Economics Department where they had a won- derful room and new and modern equipment. Many of the underclassmen will go on in Home Economics, and take advantage of the opporf tunities in that field. P E LIBRARY The Library is one of the most important places in our building. When a student is in doubt about any question - the library holds the answer. When he wants to escape to far- off places through stories f the library holds the answer. When he wants to escape to the land of intrigue and adventure, the library holds the answer. So - for research into the unknown, or for stories for relaxation, the library is the place to go. New books, new materials, new eauiprnent, all high-lighted our library this year. hn.f,., ,

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CHARLES CLARK. B.S., M. Ed. VELDA REDLICH, B.S., M.S. DONALD SCHWALBE. B.S., M.S. TYPUIQ 1 Office Occupations Head of Department Basic BUSUIGSS 1 and 2 Group guidance Typing l and 2 Bookkeeping 2 Sferfcgrqphy 4 Ja O.:- P Typing 4-Transcription 2 Business Law MARY HEDRICK. B.S., M.S. Stenography l and Z Bookkeeping l Typing 2 Counselor BUSINESS EDUCATION Opportunities unlimited! That is the Busi- ness World! Success of a person entering this field is limited only by his ability, personality, and imagination. The Business Education De- partment of Eisenhower High School helps the student meet these challenges by offering com- plete business training. The Department is well equipped with the types of machines that are used in this area, and on-the-job-training is available through certain classes. As a freshman, the student begins Work in the general course of Basic Business. As a sophomore, he is trained in the typing skills, and as a junior he begins to specialize in such areas as bookkeeping, clerical, stenographic, or distributive education. This specialization is continued in his senior year. By taking advantage of the opportunities available in this department, the graduate is prepared to begin his career and assume his responsibilities as an adult. NORTON ROSAN B Ed MA O ice Practice 1 and 2 ff Typing 1 and 2