Eisenhower High School - Pantherama Yearbook (Decatur, IL)

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The Dffice Secretaries cw ,V+ wx ,-:iii 'X . Wasse- taa.sfw?9fL Q 6 1 UM . . fn iw tw X .5121 QB e CAD Miss Lowder and Mrs. Kilton are busy keeping thelrecords for students' school at- tendance. CBJ Mrs. Mary Kilton. Mrs.. Kilton works in the attendance office with Miss Weber and Mr. Diller. CCJ Mr. Peach refers to a manual. CD3 Mrs. Dorothea Hill. Mrs. Hill is busy typing in themain office. She has many duties to perform. CED Mr. Robert Peach. Mr. Peach is the police laison officer at Eisen- hower. An understanding of the law pro- motes comdllance with the law: which in turn promotes an orderly and constructive socie- ty. The philosophy of this program is geared towardithat goal. CF5 Mrs. Eloise Armstrong. Mrs. Armstrong also works in the main office handling many duties. CGD Miss Marilyn Low- der. Miss Lowder works in the attendance of- fice keeping the student records in order. The secretaries at Eisenhower work hardto keep everything running smoothly and effi- ciently. We appreciate their endeavors. 44 Police Counselor

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CAD and CBJ Mr. Gordon Davis, Mr. Gordon Davis, the assistant principal, prepares the master schedule of classes, all student scheduling, and is responsible for keeping the permanent records of students and teachers. He also submits the weekly bulletin and counsels many students. CCH and CDD Mr. Don Diller. The duties ofthe Dean of Boys entail the many fac- ets indigenous to the male enrollment of Eisenhow- er High School. CED and CF5 Miss Marie Weber. Miss Marie Weber, our Dean of girls, helps students with many of their social, academic, and personal prob- lems. Miss Weber's duties include checking attend- ance of girls and aiding the school nurse with wel- fare difficulties. Miss Weber is also in charge of the American Field Service, the bulletin girls, and the errand girls. SNR .,,, . 2 ..,:., .,,. c 55 ,, ,, ,,.,. . Nz .X ,wg Ss X532 Elf: gpg. LL - Q- -ri. T rrrr ..... E5 E X xx X : wit t X, gg : ,, ' if .....,, ,, A ' iiiii 'M - SSQ f i , ' , S .lisiswlmts XQNQN . .e 5. s :fix get sg gf ,te ig , 15- ti s x ig ,W t f 5 .... . 1.5: - X X wklwiv. l-- i , -Q. t i X X A XS f ' s , XX NN X . S X .. li, N X 3 X X x

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Librarians CAJ Mrs. Peterson scans a card catalog draw- er. CBJ Miss Woodring checks a book order. CCB Miss Betty Woodring. Miss Woodring, the head librarian at Eisenhower, has many du- ties to perform. She's in charge of the library assistants. The Learning Center, a service center for the total school program with adequate administrative support, staff, bud- get and physical facilities, serves as an up- to-date repository of instructional materials, as well as equipment. The center, which is well-designed, and the materials accessible and challenging, should induce students and teachers to explore ideas and truths and areas of personal interest whereby learning and teaching can reach maximal dimen- sions. CD7 Mrs. Nancy Peterson. Mrs. Peter- son is a full time librarian at our school with many duties to perform. She handles the li- brary club. CED and CFD Mrs. Mary Burger. Mrs. Burger is the librarian secretary at Eisenhow- er. CG1 Mrs. Helgoe looks up from her work. CH3 Miss Marion Matthews. Miss Matthews is Eisenhower's full time nurse. Almost every- one has solicited her help at one time or an- other. She's in charge of the nurse assist- ants. The nurse in the school health program recognizes and deals with developmental and health needs of students especially in rela- tion to those areas of prevention, detection, and treatment which necessarily influence educational programing. CID Mrs. Beth Hel- goe. Mrs. Helgoe helps full time as a teach- er's aide in the library. Her assistance to Miss Woodring and Mrs. Peterson is much needed and allows the librarians to devote more time to the students. 45 Nurse