Eisenhower Middle School - Patriot Yearbook (Kansas City, KS)

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, . K- Spanish course offered D. D. Eisenhower's For- eign Language Department offered students a chance to learn the Spanish language. In recognizing the impor- tance of foreign languages, Mrs. A.nnaJohnson and Mr. Jose Espinused a variety of teaching methods. Stu- dents learned words and sentence structure, which later created in them an understanding for the lan- guage. The instructors met and conquered the chal- lenge of getting the students to comprehenda new lan- guage. fly Spanish Teachers: Mrs. Anna Johnson and Mr. Jose Espin, take time out from their day. Q21 Mr. Jose Espin explains an assignment to his sixth hour class. ,f

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English courses were required English is a vital language to our world as well as to our country. This year at D. D. Eisenhower Jr. High, Language Arts was a re- quired course for all three grades. The course differed at each grade level, but oral and written Work were always emphasized to as- sist the students in express- ing thernselves. Ten well qualified instructors head- ed the department of Lan- guage Arts. ,-4nl- 2 115 Mrs. Carla Dowd assist seventh Cheri Vrbenic, Speech: Mr. Harold Ianell Newman Language Arts Miss fade students with an assignment, Q23 Barnes, Language Arts: Mr. Doug Barbara Edwards Langua e Arts Mrs ianguage Arts Teachers, STANDING: Banker, Langua e Arts. SEATED: Mrs. Carla Dowd Basic Enghs NOT PIC Mr. Ronald Williams, BasicE1'1g1ishg Carol Dallam, anguage Arts: Miss TURED: Karen Oberg Readmg Mrs. Patsy Kile, Language Arts: Mrs. 10

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Basic courses offered This year at D. D. Eisen- hower math was arequired course. Students were al- lowed to select certain math courses according to their rate of learning and achieve - ment. Learning about the earth, plants, and different ele- ments were all topics in the science classes. During lab time, students experi- mented with different chem- icals. Animals were seen in the halls as the students of People, Pets, and Plants, studied them. L '- 'fr ig- ll gli? . -tv ' -37 T3 -4' l Q15 Q, fly Math Teachers. BACK ROW: Mr. Rick Pretz, Fundamentals of Math 8, Algebra I 8, 9, General Math.8g Mr. Dale Martin, General Math 9, Funda- mentals of Math 8, 9, Algebra I 9, Geometryl 9. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Susie Cotton, Fundamentals of Math 8, Gen- eral Math 8, 9, Algebra I 9: Mrs. Mar- 12 lene Ayers, Fundamentals ofMath 7, General Math 9, Accelerated Math 7: Mrs. Patricia Tosser, Fundamentals of Math 7, General Math 9, Algebra I 9, Flow Chart 9. NOT PICTURED: Mr. William Chambers, Algebra I 8, Fund- amentals of Math 7, General Math 9, Flow Chart 7. 123 Science Teachers: Mr. William Bell, Life Science, People, Pets, Places: Mr. Henry Krusen, Intro- duction to Science 9, Boys' Health 8, 9: Mr. Gerald Roberts, Earth Science 8, Life Science 7, Boys' Health 8, 9: Mrs. Linda Bogard, Life Science 7, People, Pets, Places 7, Girls' Health 8, 9.