Eisenhower High School - Pantherama Yearbook (Decatur, IL)

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MUSIC Each music student is given opportunities to take part in various musical experiences in which he is qualified and interested. Classroom instruction provides in- structions in the development of good singing habits. For those who are interested in instrumental groups A Band, B Band, Stage Band, and Orchestra are offered. Here musical groups are ot great value to the school and community because of their varied serv- ices. MR. BARNETT Phillips University, Evansville Col- lege, University ot Maine, Univer- sity ot Illinois, Millikin, University of S. California, A.B., lvl,Mus.Ed. They wouldn't give me any music. fe' ,MU ' Q . ' 'N 'R 'fm MR. JEBE University of Wisconsin, Millikin, B M M.M.Ed. .,. ..., so , ii? AY .fb sh k 3 'G . Q Where's the bubble machine, MRS- RENSHAW Eureka, Millikin, B.S. 'MP k SQT +rH S , Krwmo u

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No blindfold, iusl a cigareifen VVl1aT was That snide remark? EDUCATION Eisenhower Follies MISS KLINGENBERG Southern Illinois Universily, Illinois Slate Normal Universify, Indiana University, BS., M.S. .43 l MRS. JACKSON Illinois State Normal, BS. quifhwm li MISS ERICKSON Western Illinois University, B.S. I I' sls I Qisafiii-s::f, , K A ,af 9 1 iw. f i - S I ' - fr' .i:.:i,. .. . , 1 553 , as a l I Xsla ,Q 'fi -, A i,'1 rf, f V W, Ig. ii Ififf r I ar i 1 I , ,L V 1 W