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

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'T Q13 Music Teachers. Mr. Lewis Hoyt, instrumental instructor: Mrs. Va ldeen Wooton, vocalinstructor. f2j Art Teacher. Mrs. Shelly Braymen, Survey of Art 9, Applied Design 8, Draw and Paint 8. C33 Art Teachers. Miss Ann Bolton, Applied Design 8, Draw and, Paint 8, Survey of Art 9: Mrs. Alice Baty, Survecy of Art 9, Applied Design 8, Draw an Paint 8. 1 Students showed talents Music and Art were elec- tives this year to all students. Musical talents were ex- pressed through the vocal and band classes. With a lot of student work and teacher know-how, musical concerts throughout the year were a success. Students expressed them- selves in art with creative weekly assignments, class- room projects, and reports. The teachers used various techniques to create inter- est in the course. 3 -ww? 'ssl ,lf i v' .- ' 4 . s 'Te-A 'H

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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.

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World facts made known Several Social Studies courses were offered this year to the D.D. Eisenhower students, on a semester ba- sis. Students learned city and world geography, eth- nic and racial problems, and basic economic s. Trying to help the students understand the world, the instructors used techni- ques such as map reading, magazines, and different drawings to stress their points. 2 N fly Socia1Studies Teachers. STANDING Mr. Perry Perkins, Time 9, Ethnic Stu- dies 8, 9, Economics 9: Mr. John Thor ton, History 8, Geography 7: Mr. Jerry Goben, History 8. SEATED: Miss Judy Cordill, Metropolitan Geography 9, Geography 7: Mr. James Peters, Met- ropolitan Geography 9, Geography 7: Miss Martha Lewis, History 8, Econo- mics 9. f2j Mr. Perr Perkins used his free time to catch up on paper work from his Time classes.