Eisenhower High School - Pantherama Yearbook (Decatur, IL)

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Special Education CAD Miss Maier takes a break from her duties. QBJ Mrs. Elizabeth Bal- log. Mrs. Ballog, chairman of the special education department, handles the C.W.T. CCooperative Work Trainingy students and those in job training. Special education helps the student to get along in this community through a work- study program. The special educa- tion department was enlarged this year. Last summer the enclosure of the breezeway was completed and is now the special education class- rooms. CCQ Mrs. Ballog reviews a student's schedule. CDD Miss Debra Price. Miss Price teaches home arts, English, and social studies. CE5 Miss Price oversees the work ofthe students and helps whenever she can. CH Miss Price stands near the bulletin board displaying the popu- lar election campaign of the year 1972. CGD Miss Karen Maier. Miss Maier keeps busy with the learning disabilities classes. CHD Mr. Paul Reed. Mr. Reed teaches home arts, social studies, and mathematics. CD Mr. Larry Delong. Mr. DeLong teaches social studies and English, and gives special help to those who need it. QJJ Mr. Reed pauses a moment while grading papers.

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Industrial Education QAQ Mr. Wilford Hudson. Mr. Hudson, who is in charge of the industrial arts department, teaches architectural drafting and graphic arts. He also coordinates the l.C.E. program Industrial Coopera- tive Educationj. We believe that our industrial edu- cation program here at Eisenhower High School should assist each individual regardless of his so- cio-economic background, in an educational pro- gram leading to a useful and fulfilling career. The program must be geared toward providing career education leading to real career opportunities and employment. It should be designed to improve the understanding that young people have of the world of business and industry and the skill required to choose and pursue a chosen field of work. CBJ Mr. Krueger waits for a response from a student. CCD Mr. Corman checks over his students' papers. CD7 Mr. David Corman. Nlr. Corman teaches general metals, power mechanics, and electricity. QEQ Mr. Marion Cordes. Mr. Cordes teaches machine wood and electricity classes. CFD Mr. Cordes looks over the progress of his students in his record book. QGJ Mr. Fred Krueger. Mr. Krueger handles the CWT pro- gram QCooperative Work Training programb in which many students are enrolled. CHD Mr. Hudson exhibits his sense of humor as he talks with his stu- dents. The lndustrial arts curriculum is so designed to permit students to gain experiences and knowl- edge on a exploratory nature that will qualify a stu- dent to advance to an area vocational center where he can enter an intensive training program in a specific vocational area.

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l l .fs l E I QA5 Mr. Charles Clark. Mr. Clark teaches typing, bookkeeping, consumers education, and data processing. CBJ Mr. Clark waits for a correct response from a bookkeeping student. CCD Mr. Griffin challenges a student good naturedly with good spirits. CDD Mr. Schwalbe helps a student with her bookkeeping problem. CED Mr. Donald Schwalbe. Mr. Schwalbe, head of the me XXX N ' TWV ,s , , .l l l i 1 1 4 l l I 1 l l l KSN s N N.. -Q 3 t so rc sf. sk. X. 'lswr.:qYY'ilfef: Yi F at-sf :Kev NNE fr--' C MX Q . X. . . W .vs 1 A -A NNN we ...ss ses 'es wtf.: sie-tt ss is X - grew-seizes N New XX- -M X x X5 Ny Ng xxx v W X W... . 'N W F X is -. Rugs. ,Sv T53 Q S 2- -is business department, teaches bookkeeping, typing, stenography, and of- lfie fice practice. Mr. Schwalbe is also in charge of the business staff of the X X yearbook. Business activity permeates every facet of contemporary socie- X X so ty and is, therefore, a basic part of the culture in which modern man lives 0 e and participates. Business education assists the student in finding his Y ..V. place in society regardless of his socio-economic level. Persons enrolled in G courses offered by the business education department are given the op- ,,: portunity to achieve their individual goals - whether for vocational train- x ing, personal-use skills and knowledges, advanced training, or general education. CFJ Mr. Robert Witt. Mr. Witt teaches typing, basic business, and C marketing and sales. Mr. Witt also coaches the varsity basketball team and F assists with the varsity football team. CGD Mr. Witt watches to see if any student needs assistance during class. CHD' Mrs. Funk finds students who eibslii i need help. CD Mr. John Griffin. Mr. Griffin handles D.E. CDistributive Educa- .,, tionb and teaches marketing and sales. Mr. Griffin. also sponsors the stu- 1 dent council. CJJ Mrs. Keith smiles as she sees that her students are per- X forming well at their typewriters. CKJ Mrs. Judith Keith. Mrs. Keith teaches basic business and typing. QLQ Mrs. Patricia Funk. Mrs. Funk coordinates the Office Occupations f0.0.J and teaches stenography. ig 54 1' T