Dyer Central High School - Echo Yearbook (Dyer, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1959 volume:

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The first four-year high school had nine students and one teacher: to- day s school has 62 J students and 31 teachers The four room school that housed the first graduating class was built in 1898 and is shown on the opposite page In 1916 three rooms were added at the rear and as the school population increased an ad Joining gymnasium science room and study hall were built in 1928 A grade school building was placed in front of the original structure in 1939 and before long that too was over flowing wwf' T333- TQ'-.D S I Mt .Mx -is ' mwhw l 1 Q1 , If '01 Cf: 3 1 W Ji J 1111211111 The industrial arts building, extending to the right of the first four rooms, was occupied in 1956 and the building program reached its crescendo last fall when the high school mox ed into the unbelievably beautiful building, with its spacious rooms and up to the minute equip ment The gratitude and appreciation of the student bodv are so great and the opportunities for expressing them so few that the seniors wish this book to stand as a tribute to the people in this community who have made possible these fifty years of progress .P .J 4-Q amen Q... 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And those to be Educated. Since 1908 Dyer's educators Have increased From one to thirty-one . . . But the eternal Truths they have taught Are unchanging . . . And illimitable. -Qi, , ff, 'l Qli':'ix 1' MH. DON M0lilAli'l'Y is in his lourth year as trus- tm- ol' St, John Township. and has ht-t-n the driving: force ln-hind tht- nioyt-inc-nt to provide high :whool hoys and girls with adt-quatv 4-dui-ational larilitit-s. Without his tiiiflagggiiig zeal, and svllle-ss devotion to tht- vausv in which he lwlic-vos, this splvndid huilding would not he standing lie-rv today. 'l'ht- high svhool stud:-nts, faculty, and patrons will iwyei' he able to repay him for his contrihution to school and vom- munity. 'S-3 Administrators w s., Are Bulwark of School As dean ol' girls, senior English tuaclicix advisor ol' the yearbook, and sponsor of the Senior Drama Klub as we-ll as National HonorSot'1c-ty. lVlllS. llllli- OTHY ,-XlNSl,l'IY has to plan llkl' day carelullyg hut she- always has time to help a girl with hui' prohlems or vn- uourage a studt-nt to attend collvge. ..a X A W--as--X --my ,-gf The clink ol cash in the lower hall oavli day signifies that MRS. KAY 'l'liAl'l', school treasurer, is on her way to the lmank. She el'- lortlvssly handlvs all st-hool monies as well as 257 vxtra't'urricular ac- counts, and has yet to make her first mistake. l ' 'Ns...f 4 9' M Y I r If 1 I' If 'fig I .,,fv f' St. -lohn Township is ably represented by the above members ol' the Advisory Board. Not only have they fulfilled their function ol' advising the township trustee on school matters. but they haye backed the drive for a new high school building. From left to right they are NICHOLAS KlfHN.I,Ol'IS CINKO, and BEIZNIIC JOSTICS. . . . . . , . . . As a loyal principal tor two years and a supervising principal ot all bt, John Township Schools for the following two years, MR. Gl'IURGl'I HIBIVH has inspired the students and faculty of our school to work harder to improv e the standards of the high school. ln the fall of 1955 an excited class ot freshmen enrolled in a small two story building with crowded conditions and inadequate facilities. Now as this class nears graduation they are proud to have witnessed the accomplishment of a new high school. The class ol' '59 salutes Mr. liibich. a man who set his goals and reached them. Whether she's looking lor a missing posses- sion in the l,ost and Found box, adding a student's name to the detention sheet, or answering the telephone. MRS, LHLA HOWELL has a genial smile for everyone. In addition to being the secretary-receptiom .- ist. Mrs. Howell supervises the student of- fice assistants. f 5 When MR. Flilill JONES came to Dyer l'entral in 19501 as assistant principal. the school gained a dynam- it idmini tr ttor llc has now completed his second year as high st hool principal. and has Initiated many progressixe measures surli as To minute periods. dress 5 KATHX ARBUC KLE B S Lxbrarlan RU'I H HOP PMAN A B Latin Cafeterla Management Educators of Today JANI' I CRISCO A B lumor bnglleh 8 RUIHPIERCI' BA SMS Sponsm oi C unmet I' ngllsh C LENN EBPRI Y BS VN mid Hlsturv g W' ' . A Kg f Q M X Q Q a , 3 - 1 English ,Spanisn 'Q' 'M-.. Q Of , 1 A . . .U ' ,, Z ' I l . Are Bu1ld1ng the World of Tomorrow ADEU XX LOUIS IACONE PTI B A 81 M A Dramatlc Arts Go ad! I Cf GURNBY DAVIDQON B S 8: M S Phvslcal Sueme Football Coach .. ROBERT OLIVBR B A Government English if 74 JOHN PETROFF BS 61. B A ROBERT MYGRANTS B 5 Freshman Enghsh L 5 HISIOFV 9 Souologv Geography U I I ' A mf - L A t V - in .f l 4 fi , ',r' F ' :I V . Q 'B LE . 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Hand U1'f 'U'f Roscfor: PRo'1'sMAN Ph.B Physical licluvation Visual Aids Sophomore English X l , 1KWk-Nw? l wk is ' ff , li f Q ' Q ....-1- 1 -yi N. ,. 4' h --go dr V X... I lil'Il'l..-Xll lll'S'l'l'lll M.lS,A. Vornrmlrrizxl SlllD'lQ'L'lS l'll'lil'1N llUHl'l'Ili H14 R,XYNlUNlJ ,lUNl-IS HS, lmmm xc 1 nl -A '1 5lllPl1'l'lf l'rm1lm-l'L'lzll Sulrjm Is .I1. f W Z W7 4-an 2 Education Determines Wa of Lif PAUL HAYES B.S. Physical Education Intramural Committee WILBUR GIERL B.S. Mathematics JESSIE GRAEBER B.S. Home Economics JAMES CLOGHESSY BA. Government ALBERT LAWSON B.A Mathematics Driver's Education -1Q- Teachers Enjoy Coffee Break 1--Q ,r Paul Hayes and Lou lacon- etti may be regarded as among the best dressed men on the faculty, but they also seem to be interested in what -wg Wfvv- the women will be wearing next season. Obviously it's true that women dress to please men. ,ef 30' x As the class dismissal bell signals, Take five. some of the teachers en- joy the novelty of re- laxing in the brand new teachers' lounge. Shown from left to right are Kay Trapp, Jessie Graeber, Kathy Arbuckle, Lenora Smith, and Janet Crisco as they renew strength for the periods ahead. ft 44- Masculine leather and wood furniture make the bert Lawson, and George Bibich find a great men's lounge an inviting place, and in this den- deal to talk about between classes, at noon, or nish atmosphere Kermit Kerns, Fred Jones, Al- after school. -13. Hard Work and Fun Too! ,G ' .. -...Q if i . ' ,i'1Hff,,'a V. tY ix Lab periods don't come around often enough for the chemis- try students as they learn to run distillations and titrations, perform analysis of unknown substances, and study the bas- ic' structure of the atom. A- mazed or amused. Mr. Yereb apprehensively views an ex- periment being performed by Joseph Zimmer, Dolores Ulan- dowski, and 'l'om -lohnson. 4? In physics lab class Margaret Nichols, Darrell Ferguson, and Rich Rokosz operate an in- tricate trip balance as an ex- periment in the diffusion of irons. The biology room at one time or another is home to all kinds of animal life. In the picture at the left. Mr. Vereb gives a les- son in handling live animals to Jerry Beal, Carl Skaggs, lrvan Thornberry, and Carol Hilbrich. , 1: 'VE- 1 4 'Ffa I.atin may have heen easy for the Romans, hut it's hard for the set'- ond year class at Dyer. Dexter Graves. Marty Grove, and Tom llerman are writing conjugations on the hoard to the apparent ap- proval of their teacher, Mrs. Hoff- man. ,. .M Costumes. wigs, makeup-- the-y're all part ol' the fun in dramatic' art class, Barbara Spinoxzi. -lanet Mor- ley. Tom Miller. Dian Million. Di- ane Wood and Kathy Kirk get ready to pre-sent a skit for an assem- lily prograni. -Ol 0: ld , 1 -al Vustoms and traditions of Spain enliven the study of Spanish grammar. One of the fun projects of the first year Spanish class each Christmas is the making of a pinta. Here Sandi Greenwell, Sigmund Toth, and Diane Stephen model authen- tic Spanish costumes. V ,,4nf- Baking cookies is a lot of fun for the team shown at the left. In the hack- ground Kathy Segert reads the recipe and Holly Jacobsma mixes the dough. while Eleanor Hero and Marsha Gard top the cookies with sugar and cinna- mon. Girls in the first year sewing class study tex- tiles, sewing techniques, and laundering me- thods. In the foreground of this picture Shir- ley Graham and Bonnie Nietzel are making aprons. while in the background Mrs. Graeher is assisting Brooke XVorley and Betty Schmidt with pattern laying. I I l? ..., 2 X -+ 'F-L. L7 Water colors, pastel chalks. and ceramics are the personal interest projects en- joyed hy second year art students. Pic- tured at the left are Margaret Delinck. Marthalea Stewart, and -lo Ann Patton who are looking at a mosaic color chart which will enable them to pick out tile for mosaic trays. 1mb1e Fmgers and glle Mmds VN nth the dnl ut modern ottxu II1'lLh1I1tlX 11 1 mum 1 sump tl tor the IIUNIIIPSS e-mrs of todu In Vllss Huxled N dass ln lm-.lnesx mlm ul atlun studgntx le irn to up grate XclI'lULlN Ixpes oi dfifilllg FIIHLIIIIMN ex x U mxlnul.-ltr 5 umr11pmn1e-ters 1 hu k wrm lx dupllc Curm- mri numosnopu ikx 'U FSI 5 Il il from 'VII N x Ntstm thelr Lx: 1 ef Stud ing, Examining, Practicing, and Proving The globes may be different sizesp but it's the same old world. For his world history class Mr. Eberly strives to emphasize the importance of global relations and world affairs. One of his classes watches Pat Weeks, Paulette Cooper, and Judy Darnell examining what would seem to represent the growth of the universe. 'WV .,n ,f 'ff X71 M s.. '. 'ee Mmm Mmm Ykg 96 v ay- . V Many students enjoy learning about their government, and particularly in an elec- tion year. Here Barbara Brace explains to the class how the voters select their re- lry . 'lv.r.,., 'Rf If ,mnm M J In ,U presentatives. In US. History Gwen Carpenter, Jim Berg, and Ronnie Reichelt combine text book and map study. 1' Q 2 , 5. f ,V ff Developmental reading is a part ofthe senior English program, and the SHA read- ing accelerators are effectively used to in- crease reading speed. Q 5 'zirrls .are oxrnusf x f -czss the words she has studied and classified. Clear, logical thinking is a by-product of the plane geometry course, although oc: casionally students wish that Mr. Pytha- goras had never been heard of. Standing at the chalk board, Ronald Reichelt, Marsha Yates, and Harry Kilander are working out proof of a problem given to them by Mr. Lawson. The Power of the Prlnted Page 0. Don t be a pumpkln head' Read' The students of Dyer Lentral Hlgh School have the greatest opportunltles ever offered to further thelr education In two years our hbrary has grown tremendously We have acqulred 1000 addltlon DRM -ii' al volumes as well as manx newspapers and magannes The seatlng tapatltw has lnnreaeed from 10 to 100 Plctured are proud students taklng lull advantage of our new hbrarw 20 Mechanlcaldrawlng taught bv Mr Lmlex IS one of the most produttlve classes offered at Dx er Central thls wear The students work on an amamng varletx of projetts such as englneerlng draftlng free hand drawlng lettering, and archltettural draw 1n C ultra t' ' ' Nm -.f ' t 0 'W W l, .11 H -f 'v H ff f 'Y 'Y 'f 2 Q.. rf 1 ft E1 ' . V- A V I W.. 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As the yearbook went to press, the girls' physical education program was just be- ing organized, and no pictures were available. f if 12 Q 4 sl.- S X Cherished Awards In her junior year IlEA'I'IiIfTIi f'0I,I,AIIIJ was selected as one of the school 's representatives to the I'nited Nations, and as a senior she delivered the salutatory ad- dress at t'ommt-ncement. ller othei' activities are listed in the senior album section. 'E HILL WI'lAVI'IRI.ING finished a distinguished high school career hy delivering the valedictory ad- dress at Commencement. In his junior year he was selected as one ofthe school's two representa- tives to visit the Ifnited Nations, and in his senior year he won the Bausch and Lomb Science Award. Www-M , -ass JIfIJI'I'H GILLIAM limi was ,ameri Dyer Centralis mimi CHARLES WHWAUWf'f '1'H'1d 'W IRI I Vitizen. and was honored by receiving the IJ.-XI! Good Vitizen award. P.-YI' THIHIIY became Dyer Central's Homemaker of Tomorrow hy making the highest score in the Betty Crock- . . , . ahle plaver. er competitive examination. ' RON GK.-XIlAM.jui1ior,is the school's delegate to Boys' State. the mythical state set up every summer on the campus of Indiana I'nivt-rsity. It is attended hy hoys from many Indiana high Schools. IN -'-nn -23- sl MAN were elected to the I alumet All-C onferente team. Fharles was leading scorer in the conference and Tom was chosen as Dyer Central's most xalu MAICTHA GROYIC. junior, is the school's delegate to Girls' State, the imaginary ate organized each sum- mer hy Indiana University. It is usually attended hy girls from more than Toll liitliaiizi high schools. E ACTIVITIE Excitement, confidence . . . Floats, bonfires . . . It's Homecoming. Beauty . . . gaiety . . . Frothy gowns . . . music . . It's the junior prom. The whir of wheels . . . Happy laughter . . . lt's a skating party. Fifty years have come. . . And gone . . . But the fun goes on. VVhethe1' it's the two-step Or rock and roll . . . Whether It's the horse and buggy Or the roaring hot rod . , . VVhether it's charades Or television . . . Youth Creates its own activities. Senior Journalism Classes Struggle. Newsl Newsl Newsf Ilu- ties ol' these Cometeers are varied, hut they all have one goal-to write an interesting Comet. In the picture at the right, Shar- on Bryant. Phyllis Cald- well, and Hay McMullen are examining the current issue ofthe Comet while Margie VVilson, Eileen Miller. Bill Cox, Cecilia Smith, and Bill Mathews are grouped around the table. fw.,,A x ,Q - ,. an -' Members of the Comet staff will agree that it is a hard task to publish the monthly paper. News has to be gathered, writ- ten up, headlined, and checked by the co-editors. In the pic' ture above Carol Dumbsky, Barbara Dumbsky, Lance Clarke, Paul Hoffman, Richard Light, Jim Stephen, and Pat Mote are fascinated by the issue they have just produced. fi gf!- .fibre xo In the picture below, Miss Ruth Pierce, sponsor, is holding one of many ron- ferenees with co-editors Janet Keilman and Elea- nor lloernig. A . . to Meet Deadlines , Linrla Yates and Rolihin Hurnison pool their iclt-as for sparkling 4-opy. A successful yt-arhook must have interesting and factual copy plus eye catching layouts. f -un . it VE Y I ,Q ' 3 2 le-arn how to writt- goocl 1-opt antl to plan vllit-t'tivc layouts. ln pl:'t1irt-zilxwv. lAH'lIll le-nit-nz, l'at I axain, ,lov LllIllllt'I', anil l,1nrlzi Lawrosky look over layout plans and copy itleas. K Before- work van ln- done on any puliliralion, staff iiiviiilmt-rs inust the '-55.-us. al. Cropping pictures. pasting up layout sheets, and writing vopy. , . . . . the-se are activities of the yearbook staff. Tom Austgz-n, But- Ccrllarcl. Shirley Halcerak. Leunarrl Yuknis, Hal Hillirich. Toni Froenian. Bula Schulz, and Pat Thiery make up the group above. ,vs-1 'Qi gig 'wal TE -V ,AQ ,. , 'ii f Proof reading antl final checking always rest with the no-editors and sponsor. Their lohs rlon't stop in thu publication rooin how- ever. for one van ofle-li fincl the-ni VHll'l'ilIlg.f1il'lE'I' svhool. wrapping and st-ntling off finisht-rl page-5 to the publisher. -lucly Gilliam and -It-rrx St haeft-r join Nlrx, Ainsley in examining the 'SH lit-lio. .27. in A BUY IC: M11 Gia-rl! fI't'ShIl12lIl 'lIllllt'l'UHlll 1-up' , . IllI't'1l Ilnrml plm-1-Immu- xxlthxlsflaml, llxmrs N12ll llllQ'Y',X lcl'Illl1'I'4 I-urx Nx'iI'Ifl1'NN.' All Classes Share Homecoming ik, N 'Zz 1- HG - 355: 3 9 A 2 Q 'surf l au rm llmm-1'rmu1l1 XIHJYI9' Illllltrlx 111 XI: P uumi plum xxllh thmll In ulixilll llunl I llxzl like lhu Ylatmx' VI14lI1hIIIlUl'S gn In M11 l'e-Imiius hll!Ilt'I'1lUlll. 'l'lu-1-zwvwfl :md l'hl'l'I4l0illIl'l'!4 Sl'l'1'1llllC'li uml vc-licrl 'is llu-r un nl VIH 'IV' I11 'fi'll' ffi'i'l1H1IS, fi IHVLIQ' l'l 'Wfi P-Z2llll4'l'6'fi111441111141 ilu- uvvrfurzmnlhm-rtml1'l1clrm'n ul thi- 1958 llHIIll't'HIllllH-1 lf um llllg hllllflft' tursungs :mtl Il1Hl't'k'lll't'l'S. Film! Sl-U,-4. un, lyx-9,3 1353 UH,-y yyi,-tl 13. Bef' . . Honors tar i . 8. 5 L X 3' Queen Brenda Smith and King 'l'om Miller reigned over the Homeeom- ing Dance. Representing the senior elass, Brenda and 'l'om made a very handsome pair. King and Queen candidates are nominated from eaeh elass about two weeks prior to the Homecoming Dance. During these two weeks money vans are passed out and the eampaign gets underway. Money donated to these vans is rolleetecl and r-ounted hy the lettermen at the enrl ol' the eampaign, with earh penny eounted as one vote. In the pieture at the right, Al Yelieh seems to he quite interested in the amount of' money that seniors Tom Freeman, Joe Zimmer. and Bill Vox have eolleeted. 02 ,ir is s 0 fy.. if 1 his . 1 'Is-:xg-1 King and queen candidates are presented at the Homecoming danee after tht game. ln the pieture ahove candidates representing their elasses are Pat Aufrtgen and Bill Parsons, juniors: Brenda Smith and Tom Miller. seniorsg Pat Weeks and Marvin Hanson, sophomores, Pauline Covert and Tom Kelly, freshmen. V.....-e, -..wifi ff 5- . lin-ii at a dam-e lioys will take time out to stult' lheinselx .-Xt the le-lt l'arl Skaggs. llarry Kilancler. and 'Iohnnx lie-nrlei Ni-eni In lind the food more interesting than the girls I ' Q ki, Behind every team is spirit, and the spirit raisers are the cheerlead- ers. At every football and basketball game these girls can be found cheering their teams on to victory. In the picture below are Pat Thiery. Peggy Stephen. Hee Collard. and Eileen Miller. 'ff' ' 'f . ' , tg .,,.- fmxa , ' , ,Amr 40 Qawdp r ww-we um.- 1 i wR'g l-A 1 W f'f'f'3 , out iwvi-ii l Cheerleaders He The junior varsity cheerleaders, Judy Chandler, Eileen Thiery, Dee Vasilas tkneelingl, and Pam Dicks, serve efhcientlv. looking forward hopefully to being the varsity cheerleaders of tomorrow. The junior cheerleaders are chosen in the fall by the Student Council. ighten School Spirit. At the Griffith game the cheerleaders went all out to raise the spirit of the Pep Block. Urging the crowd to yell are Eileen Miller, Pat Thiery, Peggy Stephen, and Bee Collard. xx x-4 Together. the junior and varsity cheerleaders make an strong group. Shown in one of their formations, from left to right they are Pat Thiery. Judy Vhandler. Eileen Miller, Dee Yasilas, Pam Dir-l-ts. Bee Pollard. Eileen 'l'hiery and Peggy Stephen, Good Music Induoes Marohin Before every basketball game the majorettes presented the flag in one of their many drills. The majorettes held the flag high as Mr. Jordan and the band played the Nation- al Anthem. From left to right are Jolynn Miklik, Beulah Evans, Mary Gaskill, Jackie Lambert lholding the flagl, Joyce Dines, Frances Long, and Lois Toth. ' A '14-1 , -ef I ..,j:,Nq1'T,-.1 , Q - M -N. . 8 f .su .1 ' ' ' -4 ., . K f ' . A . 6 'few'-s W-.s M' , 1, ,,, -, -, 'j. ,gi ffm' .: . - '13 feb g H ' YJ ' ' ff , tf'v'ii f f:-1,9-, ' A '5 'FM ' ' :. 5'f7'v T 'AM - ' ' it 'Q 3 9 V gi' A':f'f:'g.S' 911' fl ' f '4t 3.ci,,sgfigf'.'.51. F -if 2.31 in W 1' .. A .. i ' 'ias6',t-ayiearivf rim?-: ' QE. Z rf? F' ',.,L'i.f - ' ' 'w- if-ff ,M , J' Til!! iiiizsgrwffffgwugtrx-f'A15 ,. ' ' 1 Another project undertaken by Douglas Jordan was sponsoring I-'raiieeg Lung. Karen Hagstroni, Pauline Baiker, Harriet Davis, and training the majorettes. The majorettes entertained the foot- Beulah I-Iv-gms, and Donna Brust-h, KNEELING Lois Tqpth, .Ioyee ball and basketball erowds throughout the year bv Dl:'I'l'0FI'IllllH at pre-game flag drills and between halves. STANDING -Iolynn Mik- lik. Judy Chandler. Mary Long, Beverly Fleschner, Joyce Dado, Dines, Rose Satterlee, Mary Gaskill, Mr. Jordan, Joyce Horner. Judy Fugate, -Jackie Lambert, and Judy Griffith. When Mr. Douglas Jordan first came to Dyer Central. the music department was very weak. For two years Mr. -lordan has worked with the band and has built up the music depart- ment. llis efforts were rewarded when Dyer! first marching band was presented on Septem- ber 19, 1958. From that time on, the band has appeared at every home game. Mr. Jor- dan also created a pep band for the basketball games. Pictured at the left are Mr. Jordan and Mary Gaskill, kneeling in front of the band. Pep and Love of Sports Go Together The PEI' CLUB, along with the cheerleaders and team, was awarded second place for school spirit in the 1958 IHS.-XA sectional, Discussing ways of raising funds for the club are members ofthe exe- cutive board: Sharon Bryant. treas., Shirley Halcerak, sec'y.g Cecilia Smith, vice-pres., Judy Mecklenburg, pres., and Miss Arbuckle. sponsor. vu.-o 41 Y iii sf-5-'av , ,I ,,,. ,,,, N, ,Mira ivy. sl , wk I ,E - i . 'lass-'. os. yes I 'fi L.. Shown below are Larry Hammond, '...f: The coming of the new school year brought with it the organization of a new club, the SPORTSMAN CLUB. Shown above is the executive board discus- sing activities for the future year. One such activity was a trip to Willow Slough where the boys did some successful hunting. Pictured from left to right arei Dave Doeing. vice-presg Hal Hilbrich. pres.: Mr. Ray Jones, Mr. Douglas -Jordan and Mr, Don Lcal-ie, sponsors: Hill Crowley. treasg and Frank Stark. sec'y. 'Kill Srhil'i'bauer, Richard Thiel, and Sig Toth. preparing lo go on one oi the Sportsman Clubs many excursions. ational Honor Society and Student Government Strengthen Character Each home room in the high school sends one representative to the STUDENT COUNCIL. Sophomore, junior, and senior members are elect- ed in the spring and freshman members in the fall. Members of this student government are: STANDING Linda Eriks, Carol Clemenz, Sig Toth, Janice Czech, Mr. Linley, Terri Miller, Mr. Fred Jones, Judy Gilliam, Jerry Halfman, Evie Redar, and Donna Springer. SEATED are Gail Ciaglia, Mary Lou Hinton, vice-president: Jerry Patchman, presidentg Bonnie Bucha, se- cretaryg and Peggy Stephen, treasurer. '4m1,-f L.. 1740.9 5110 A 4 -S' 'Wffzlfgsfx qc., S 5. Iris fl. Choosing cheerleaders, sponsoring one activity a month, and keeping bulletin boards up to date are a few of the Student C0uncil's many functions. In the picture at the left. Donna Springer, Gail Ciaglia and Mary Lou Hint- on put up posters to inform students of things to come. Tutoring failing freshmen, keeping in touch with alumni attending college, and helping with work in the office are some of the activities of the National Honor Society. Below Jerry Schaefer. Iiobhin Burnison, I.orin Clemenz, and Pat Thiery help grade freshman aptitude tests. ,I -ix ,,....... I Q95 . Y To be a member of the NA'I'IUlN.'Xl. IIONOIZ SOt'Il'l'I'Y one must have a H+ ol highcr scholastic average, possess qualities of leadership. and be of strong charu Charter members of the Society are STANDING Martha Bambcr. Bee Collard 1 .lanet Keilman, Sli.-X'l'IiIl Pat Thierv. Mrs. Ainslev. -ludx' Gilliam, -lerry Schit ti Shirley Balcerak. Eleanor Hoernig, Iiobbin Burnison, l,orin Clement. Hill Weaveiling and Mr. Jones. Not pictured are newly elected members: Sharon Bryant. Bai hiri Brace. Marty Grove, Jerry Hilbrich. Hill YanDei'Woude. Diane Wood, Suzette Bi ice and Pat Mote. - 34 - Officers ofthe Drama Club gather to plan the activities of the club for the coming year, One of the projects of the club is the senior play. Here Ray McMullen. presi- rlcnt. Eleanor' Hoernig, secretary. Marge Fogarty. treasurer. Barbara Dumbsky. re- ' porter. and Lance Vlarke. vice-presiclent. look over possible scripts. ..-4 i D! .,. .Ad Drama Club and Echo Staff Entertain Students i 1 I x l i I IURN.-X LOOK or lxlNAl'l'l-.IJ IN A l'0'l.X'l'0 S.vXt'li was pu-seiitt-cl by the l'it'llo stall to kick oll tht subscription campaign. .-Xt the right are l'at lhierx as Mrs. Lumox. Bee Vollarcl as lmogine l,t1n1ox. l.en Yuknis as Bob Daire. Iiobbin Hurnison as Lorna l.oon l,un1ox, and Joe Zimmer as Frank tioorlnix. VVHY 'l'lll'1 f'l'lllVll'lS HANG was prcsentt-rl by the Drama club on December 19. 1958. At the lelt is a scene from the play. showing Marty Groxe as the olrl latly. Len Yulxnis as l'nclt- Ht-rtel. Dave Mascligei' as the priest. Diant- XYootl as Steen, and Ray N1t'Nllllll'll1iS Holger. Operation of the new book store is one of the most important pro- jects of the COMMEliC!AI. CLUB. Planning the work sche- dule and keeping accounts straight are the main duties of officers and sponsor. At the left Miss Beulah Husted demon- strates a new product to her of- ficers who are Myrtle Williams. president. Dorothy -Iaryszali, vice-president. Mary Gaskill. secretary. Dolores Moisoff, trea- surer. and Ilonna Newhauser. assistant treasurer. Club Officers Plan Activities with Sponsors FUTURE HOMEMAKERS learn new and efficient methods of baking from Shirley Balcerak, president, and Mrs. Graeber, sponsor. Executive board members of the Homemaking Vlub are: STA-XNIJING Varol Dumbsky, -lean llalfman. Marty Grove, and Mar- gie Wilson. Sl'IA'l'l'IlJ are Marilyn Zu- vich, treasurer, Gwen Carpenter, Mar- tha Bamber. and Donna Parris, ,....L, , I 'Q' .44 Learning about how people live in Mexico and Spain is one of the major projects of the SPAN- ISH CI.l'H. Pictured at the left are the officers and sponsor of the organization. From left to right they are Rich Rokosz, president. Miss Pierce, spon- sor, Ray McMullen, vice-president, Sandi Green- well, secretary, and Marsha Yates, treasurer. l 111: IA Members and Officers ofthe FUTURE TEACHERS of AMERICA gather to discuss their plans for future training. Some ofthe members add to the discussion by relating a few ofthe problems they meet as cadet teachers. STANDING Ken Bohling. reporter, Pat Thiery, Tom Freeman, Judy Gilliam, Mrs. Crisco, sponsor, and Pat Cavan, presi- dent. SEATED are Phyllis Caldwell, vice-president, Bee Collard, secre- tary, and Gail Ciaglia, treasurer. Yf s Pat Parris lleftb and Leona liberly lrightb seem to find the third graders quite in- quisitive. Following the Vadet Teachers' program, Leona and Pat find that the little tots in Mrs. Morris' rcmni need their assistance. Science Club and Future Teachers Learn Doing ,' I St'll'iNTlS'l'S f1l'.-XNll'illlf'.'X seem quite crested iii watrliiiig how WiilbflS1iiil-t'L'll'tl by at' Uspherit' pressure. Sli.-X'I'lClD are Iiubbin Burni- un. Loriii Vlenienx, lion Huhlingg ST.-XNIJING Mr. Yereb, lion Catliey. Jerry Gaber, Larry ariiiiwiiwl, Arleiie Hamut. Danny YzmlJerWuurle. - Vachter, Hub lit-itman: Till' HOW Alan 2 s. ' -s, ' 't-:nu-rliiig.,li-in-ijx Graves. Le-ii Yul-mis, and llill X'illllJt'l'xv4rllKll' 1ANFf1w MAN f . KE, ,, Hicummsos rmsu llMAN.,.SIuNl0R IUDY JUDY BPI IAMY WINTER WONDERLAND QUEEN Queen candidates were nominated by the Sunshine Society fdterite Candidate, rllhe quegn wvas Qroyvned by Marty 'l he dance was held in the gym of the high school and thc Grgvey Society president, Not pictured is Shirley Gasaway, couples attending, the dance voted bv secret ballot for their Junior. Sunshine Society Sponsors Winter Wonderland Formal Dyer Central Chapter of the Sunshine Society is one of 200 active chapters. Their activities include an evening initiation of new members and a reception for the mothers, a Winter Wonderland Formal, gifts for orphans, and a ban- quet to celebrate their thirteenth birthday. Pictured at the left are the officers and some of the board members. STANDING are Cora Williams, treasurer, Martha Bam- ber, vice-president, Miss Husted, sponsor, and Evelyn Rea dar, recording secretary. SEATED are Lyn Hilbrich, Dor- othy Jaryszak, Sandi Greenwell, Martha Grove, president, Gwen Carpenter, Mary Sue Gerlach, corresponding secre- tary, Marge Postma, and Carol Clemenz. X Twilight Time Is Theme of 195 Prom K l Jilll 1, time clot-S IIOI seem sad for Loriii Vlemeiiz lleftr and Leoiizirrl Yuknis tright! as x help luflx K illiaiii and Marty Grove on with their coats. Maiiy ol' the high school stu- Ile tt Jim d the t'Yt'lllI1g.1Ul'lilJX attending an night club or restaurant in tha- are-zi. it, ill lumen ul' the prom, Vhzirles -lohnso z 'z j hx i thu rl inn alone. Selection of the king :incl queen i5llll'1'lllll1lXlPl nuix IJIUIII lllQ,,llI lhi-5' are cliust-n by the hziml ls-zitlvr. :incl must he stu- Ili ieclirirml. Bee Pollard on this magical evening. The girls added a touch of spring with their beautiful pastel gowns. Brenda wore a white peau de soie gown em- broidered with delicate blue flowers to match Jim's powder blue tuxedo, while Bee chose a formal of yellow nylon tulle with white appliques to match her partner's jacket. I 7 XA! I M5 Jim Boller tleftl and Edward Pawlow- ski lrightl escort Brenda Smith and ,wqf is 'li u HW li 3 . Russ l'iirl.vlc pmvirli-rl his vlicliziiit- ing iiii1slcluI'tlii- 159.124 l'rom. His lmnd will always he i't-liieiiilme-rt-rl tor playing 'l'w1light Tim:-'. the tlie-nie ol' the proiii, Soiigbtrt-ss Dor- othy Pergiismiii zirlrlt-cl ii touch of glunior. J N 1 3 , wp., f l lv Weeks of training and practice go into building a good and ef- ficient tumbling team. With the aid of the newly purchased parallel bars and side horse, Coach Hayes prepares his team for its first performance. Marvin Jones, Don McBee, Al Wil- sher, Sig Toth, Ronny Graham, Tom Patterson and Ray Mc- Mullen act as spotters while Larry Hammond, Bill Crowley and Dale Hinkel perform on the bars. New ym Offers Varied Opportunities Every Saturday afternoon people of the community crowd into the new gym for a whirl on roller skates. Enjoying this extra fea- ture ofthe school gym are Jerry Halfman, Barbara Dumbsky, Bill Mathews, Larry Hammond, and Janice Czech. Students pack into the gym every noon hour to watch the exciting intramural basketball games. Here Mr. Mygrants is demonstrating proper free throw technique to home room captains Dale Hinkel, Frank Keilman, Jerry Schaefer, Don McBee, and Dennis Hardy. The Old JJ: 31,4 db 'Auf and the New Flfty years aao Dver Central had two horse drawn buses to br1ng fewer than 24 students to school Above IS plctured one of the elght legged 2 horse power surrles Now fifty years later the horsepower has jumped from 2 to 200 and the number of students carrled on our modern buses ex ceeds 400 xx. Plctured below the old bus IS Joe Stephen s new vehlcle Joe IS shown loadxng passengers during last wlnter s heavy snows HIS passengers from left to right are Bermce Shelly Jackle Lambert Stephen Stephen Karen Copp and Tom my Burton O O O O I O L 'Q , . I 'LB ' 'l - r a has .J , A-' , . . . . .,I' ' , .Jn . .J -8 ,W v . f . ' .1 4 l . v,. ' .9 '5 ' lg ,. , IM., 94 ELMQLJA . I I I O I I 4 ,f I I ' X: A' ,,, + V v V I- Y . . . . .... , , I ' 7 ' I ' 7 ' ' D 1 1 Y i 7 - E5 N, g 5 V f Q ,J- mm I L ,w'M,.A PORT Healthy, sweating bodies Straining for the glory Of our school . . . These are our athletes . . Respected, hailed champs They are ours . . . They are the tradition Of Dyer Central. Football, basketball, golf. . . Baseball, track, tumbling . . All are sports of today . . . Though once an early baseball team Represented Sports at Dyer High. Winning . . . Losing . . Striving . . . Yearning . . . Always for victory. The teams accept defeat As a means ot' encouragement Our athletes train Their minds and bodies For life And this competitive world. Our Football Season 1n REVIEW C 14 14 STANDING J Mason A Yehch T Freeman F Kellman G Curtis R Freeman A Hle basko C Schwader J Jones D Hanson Coach Davidson KNEELING H Kilander J Render H Hilbrlch B Cox B Parsons A Evans R Gra ham B Johanson Managers Mike Krager Dave Doelng SITTING J Schaefer F Byerly A Reed H Dehnck T Miller B Crowley K Bohlmg 19 SCHEDULE 58 Highland Portage Merrlllvllle Gary Edison Morocco Gary Wxrt Griffith Crete East Gary Lowell THEY 7 12 The Indians opened the 1958 football season with a 20 2 win over Highland The running of B111 Johanson was too much for the VISICOYS On September 5 the Indians lost to Portage in the fmal minute 25 19 although the pass comblnatlon of Freeman to Schwader almost pulled the game out of the fire The Indlans were defeated 14 0 by Merrillville on the following 1'r1day Gary Edlson nlpped Dyer 32 27 as the Indians lost another one ln the final two mlnutes on Septem ber 15 Dyer traveled to Morocco on September 26 and were beaten 34 13 It was Homecoming for Dyer Central on October 3 and the inspired Indians downed Gary Wlrt 13 12 The running of Schwader and the passlng of Freeman proved to be d9ClS1Ve Dyer ran lnto Griffith on October 10 to be soundly beaten 41 12 Bill Crowley returned the opemng kickoff 65 yards as the Indians went on to defeat Crete 20 6 on October 17 On October 22 the Indians beat East Gary 14 7 on a late pass play Schwader scored two touchdowns against Lowell as the Indians won their last game 14-12. Schwader was the leadlng scorer in the conference with 63 points. The Indians finished the season with a 5-5 record and were fifth in the conference. The boys and coaches are to be congratulated on their fine showing. .44. Wise Men Guide Our Steps Man1gelsf4rlNc.a 1 's Have Iloun .ami Mike hm fer t ikt LL H L llmt out to pow for tht wmmerd Ihese how play .in important part ln keepmg the how lll good phxsltdl tonchtlon GW 19955 www' ml, tw at 3wf4 1fwz4:vf 'W ,Jw Tuff? fr W4 A' 'ff' srl-'w W Q., M. new f' fs., V'Uv JW' M vw 'UVM 'df' nn4. l' 4' heh Asst-.tant LUAQIIQN Buren Hoopt r and htm Wol mm tontrlhuttd A gre xt dt il tot t toothdll program lhtlr thorough ltnovwltcige ot the gfnmt with Its strategies .md tu hmquu uxrntd them the rt'-.put ot tht ttdm hurnex IJ uldson has tompltterl hw Neconrl xtdr N me-dd on 1.1 at t orc IM at are Cd I ft r todt un nth! N0 Q vuthtx N N 4 UI nx cu row r Q 1 .1 No ANNINK mt hm 1 tom 1 y V - , ,ff V ' - :f'ffi.:f f - W , 4 ZQQZZ9 ' 3 X' Y . . . ' I ' ' ' ' 1: -1 h- ' ' ' . .' - ' . ' r 1 . V ' 1 5' 1 A I A-' 1 I ' I Al'. 11 L A ' nh' g 1 t U I 1' I . , V S Wwe' 41' 'E ' , J Q ' f' - ff g V , wr, ,, ,am M- .v WML .J , an ,MVA V, My Z H 1 two' ff vi A -' mg rth' f we 'V , I . V V1 :way 'QW f My i 4 it ' ' , V ' Q I ' qv 'Jzi , 1 , ' K' f , ,ur Y, 1 - W 1 , ..,, ff ., r A f 4 ggi Q 1-at 'xv .H m- ' at an v - e ef I ,QV nil ' I tl 'll vo' 'h. H4 1 voming to ser A Y - ht- SI'IlIIf:I1Nt'2 5 t Huhl rg Ani - ' -I g m ' . . V -Q4 Nr ' '2iI'HllIlZl :md x uth -rn lnchunzx, me A q , out for three and za halt yt-mx' ai radio muh 1 a W 'V 2 - l'.S. Nz L' i'.'lA 1 1 . H' s ' lx 1 wket- G lall ' ' -T. f , . . .42-'rf' ' jf. q-9':f Wh- Y F K Vi z Q . . 7' 4 Football Is Not Merel a Sport CO-6'Al l'AINS TOM FH HEMAN Senior Quarterback 4 Years BILL COX Senior Tackle 3 Years 26. H C' Senior Halflmauk 2 Years Fulllmavk l Year Senior A X 4 Halflmck 4 Years 'PHS BILL JOHANSON HARRY KILANIJER Sophomore CHUVK SCTHWAIJER ,, 52,5- fN. xr ps., M Q W ,JOHN RENDER Sophomore Haltback 1 Year TOM MILLER Senior Fullbaek 2 Years BILL CROWLEY Junior Halfback 2 Years It's a Builder of Character JERRY SCHAI-IFER Senior Guard 2 Years FRANK BYERLY Senior Tackle 2 Years FRANK KEILMAN Junior Center 1 Year ANDY REED Senior Venter 2 Years JIM JONES Sophomore End 1 Year HAL HILBRICH Senior End Ji Years Desire and Determination Prevail RON GRAHAM -I unior Halfback l Year HOWARD DELINFK -lunior Center 1 Year KE N BOHLI N G Senior Guard 2 Years IJENNY HANSON Senior Guard 12 Years RAY FRI'IEMAN Sophomore Tackle M 1 Year ANDY HLEBASKO Junior End 1 Year The Big D Rambles On Inspired Indians surge through the Gary Wirt line to block an at- tempted punt. Q Gary Wirt ball carrier is smothered by the fierce Indians. A , , . ,rrvnir 'rig x , ' a lewd' Kilander sees an opening and goes for yardage against Wirt. Schwader, Dyer's Mr. Touchdown, goes in for one Of his SP0Cia1S against East Gary. The big D makes the Homecoming successful. -49- 4? Young Ones Show Promise 3' QQ' A .5 up-.' f fvb J f - -- -3 gs- ' , ' 1 vii, nf .i I ' ' 4 . . Us . -In gg T- .. ,f+ - , M1-+ , -I I.- -K-1'SfZfI . V , - 7 N' Zz ' I ' f Y, Z, f V 'K wif, vi., l V f Q ' fu I .rr ' ' -s 4 I ' . M f .V . . K ' I , A 1- . hz, I , N T 7' 7: - E-0. I ' -- Ng ' ,. , . ' ff 6' .X . 5 ll' s. . V- , 'N , L it ' ' 1 V ' V4 . V' f ia . I , Ti 4 4, .Q W .Vff?'.ftz,il, .. f N X V X' ...H on . W ix' h ..'. .3Wia,lw c ' izvwlilv ,I V I 5 A 556' X r M ig ' 4 in -4 Regs f - STANDING: N. Estrada, R. Stout, J. Robertson, S. Adams, A. Keilman, I. Thornberry, B. Fane, S. Edwards, Coach Wolanin. KNEELING: -I. Bauske, P, Cox, R. Schubert, M. Parkinson, R.Crosariol,R. Land, T. Kelly, R. Bryant, C. Skaggs. SITTING: D. I-Iinkle, A. Wilcher, I. Ruiz, D. Butler, P. Marcinek, T. Schaefer, C. Spinozzi. The young Indians of Dyer Central closed out the 1958 football cam- paign with a 0-4-3 record. This record is misleading due to the fact that nineteen freshmen participated on the junior varsity team. The Indians lost their first game to Portage 22-6, inexperience proving to be the deciding factor. On the following Monday the Indians held Merrillville to a 6-6 tie. The next two games were lost to Gary Edison and Gary Wirt by scores of 6-0 and 19-0, respectively. Still seeking their first victory, the Indians were held to a 13-13 tie by River Forest, and the following week were beaten by East Gary 32-0. In the last game of the year the host Indians were tied 6-6 by Lowell. Looking back over the season, we do not think of the record, but of the experience and poise these boys gained from participating in football. Although Gene Wolanin's major assignment is teaching math and science in the 8th grade, he thoroughly enjoys his work as assistant football coach. He is a graduate of East Chicago Roosevelt High School and received his B.S. from Millikan University. .50- Introducing Our Basketball Team Schedule Wheatfield Wheeler DeMotte Liberty Center Hlghland Calumet Lowell Blshop Noll LAKE COUNTY TOURNEY Merrlllvllle Portage St Mary s East Gary Merrlllvllle Gflfflth Freeland Park Gary Wlrt Rlver Forest Gary Edlson Falr Oaks The Indxans of Dyer Central closed out the regular season wlth an 8 11 record They flnlshed fourth ln the Calumet Conference wlth a 3 4 record Dyer Central had a very young club wlth only two senlors graduatlng As the season progressed vast lmprovements could be noted as the boys gamed ex perlence and confldence Jerry Patchman a 6 5 semor led the team ln scor 1ng wxth 289 polnts for a 15 2 average As the book goes to press the Indlans are preparmg for the1r sectlonal encounter wlth Blshop Noll KNEELING Jim Campbell Davld Doelng manager John Rend Jerry Patchman Coach H00Pef Jim Jones Delml-S Hanson B111 Cox and Alvm Evans STANDING Jerry Hxlbnch Tom Freeman Chuck Schwader 51 58-59 Dyer Central 4 :wifi-'Q zz 1, 'sf .ff far hi! A, Q i , .V . fa fi,f,' lrfizf of , iffy JERRY HILBRICH Junior Guard ALVIN EVANS Junior Forward Sz Guard JOHN RENDER Sophomore Guard -52- Coach Hooper has completed his second year head basketball coach at Dyer Central. coming to Dyer two years ago he coached at ing Sun, Ind. He received his B.S. degree Indiana State, and teaches bookkeeping and general business. . . .Cagers on Review S2 IJAYIIJ IJOEING Senior Manager JERIRY I'A'I'i'HMAN Sc-niur 1 erm r 44, TOM FREEMAN Senior Forward 81 Guard JIM CAMPBELL Sophomore Guard JIM JONES Sophrmmrv Forward Our Indians in Action Render hits for two. Inch in like time to talk lhlIlg.,S over Big, lurw cans dnothu hook Freeman Qtraine for the up Patchman's superior height pays off in big dividends Dyer is Young Cagers Show Promise x on H ' fi 40 ,ta 42 1 A , as C7 I 1:15 H ,-'12 ., , f Q32 PM ,k',, 1 -r I l fx A 244 i ,QDX F 50 R., X ,fd Sa Those pictured are: KNl'iEl.lNG Terry liane. Al Yelicli. Pete- S'l'.'XNlJlNG lllillll Kelly, Harry Kilzinrler. Steve Ariiflt, Hutch Elder, Iloyne Fole. Mike Yokubaitis. Higgins, lyluryin llanson, f'ozn'h Davidson. SCHEDULE 29 Wheatfield 25 39 Wheeler 15 32 DeMotte 22 40 Liberty Center 31 26 Highland 48 Coach Davidson, aside from being 32 Calllfnet 47 lJyer's coach. also is assistant basket- 37 LOWQII 44 Q, ball coach. As coach of the B-team, he 37 Bishop Nou 43 ,L 1 teaches the future basketball stars of 47 Portage 43 Dyer the art of playing basketball. The 48 St Mar ,S 36 B-team has a record of 12-7 which is ' y ' one of the best B-team records in re- cent Dyer history. Mr. Davidson re- ceived his masters degree from Indiana University and teaches classes in health and physical science CALUMET CONF. B. TEAM TOURNEY 39 East Gary 40 57 East Gary 54 53 Merrillville 39 34 Griffith 60 39 Freeland Park 19 40 Gary Wirt 29 27 River Forest 21 33 Gary Edison 40 Fair Oaks Cross Country . 12 f.-,..-..-. 49 . . ' 4.1 'U ' T 'H ' wg . . , .Z 4 .1 sq f , ,-'A is 1-......d Those pictured are KNEELING: Michael Ross, Dick Mitchell, Doyne Cole, Alvin Evans, Steve Arndt, Marvin Hanson, Kenneth Jerry Hilbrich, Alfred Wilcher, Bob Svast. Rudisel, and Coach Hayes, STANDING: Coach Tennant, Dean Dunning, Mike Yokubaitis, Schedule Lowell 15 .. .. ...Dyer Central 40 Griffith 18 .... ....... P ortage 42 Dyer Central 62 River Forest 32 ....,... East Gary 60 Dyer Central 28 Griffith 20. ........... Highland 47 Dyer Central 52 4th in the Calumet Conference 10th in the Sectional -56- Dyer Central High School expanded its ever growing athletic program by making cross country a major sport the past school year. Being the first year that cross country has been a major sport in Dyer's athletic pro- gram, it proved to be highly successful and rewarding to the boys and the prestige of the school. Dyer finished fourth in the Calumet Confer- ence meet at Cressmore Country Club. Al Evans was sixth out of 54 runners and Ken Rudisel finished eleventh. One week later at Valparaiso, the Indians took tenth place in a 28 team field in the sectional run. oach Eberl Looks to the Future 4. 94 ' fig., S tw? qc 1 is r Ui U1 L Swv SM? li, 3 g , , T iz , t-r. ff B 1 r ri Team members pictures are: KNEELING Ronald Graham, Harry STANDING David Ufleing, manager, Frank Kffilman, Bill Weav- Kilander, Andy Reed, Bill Crowley, Jerry Schaefer, Tom Miller, erling, Hal Hilbrich, Chuck Schwader, Tom Freeman, Hill Cox, Bill Johanson. Norman Houston, and Coach Eberly. As the yearbook goes to press, Mr. Eberly is preparing for his fourth year as baseball coach at Dyer Central. He is looking for- ward to a successful season as ten letter- men are returning to bolster the squad. Aside from coaching baseball, Mr. Eberly teaches social studies. He received his BS. degree from Ball State. Schedule April 7... ......Highland 10 ,. . . .Crown Point 14.. .. ..Bishop Noll 17.. Hammond High 21... .....Gary Edison 24.. .. ..Portage 28. . . . .East Gary May 1... ....Lowell 5... ...GaryWirt 8. . ..... Griffith 12 . . . . .Merrillville A Host of Lettermen. . . X 4 W ,z 'KX f X g -- X 1 X, X x fnY If A M4 5 l1 AJ,6f ' ' A f- F' K - A 3 O x . .LX , i X m ' ToM FREEMAN 1 l Senior v Pitcher 8: Outfield 5 S I HAL HILBRICH Senior 7 Outfield CHUCK SCHWADER Vx Senior Outfield 45 K t...,+ M69 .x Xi Aa! 5 - X 11,1 xx I ,NX QV ff 1 H' N NORMAN HOUSTON K Senior - Outfield DAVE DOEING Senior Manager -58- Bolster the 1959 Baseball Squad WP- Jkv A f Tv BILL WEAVERLING Senior 5 H Catcher Sz Plteher HARRY KILANDER bophomore Outfleld IILRRY QCHAEPILR Senlc r Infield QNX BII L LUX S'f TOM MILLER Inheld 8. C at Senior FRANK KLILMAN Infield lunlor Infield 59 fr ' ' o Q X ,ff ' ,Qt Y , I I. b , I. . 0' I 'Q Tl J- Vff ilk 8 I N X ll I fx' X' I We f 1 I fe -i I I 'N 7' we X 4 X9 xilq K .. 'VIH ,,- , I L4 V' 1 f' I x ' I if K -. . fx, Ai f ff X k il 4? Ll 'Y ' f' cher i K - Dyer s Youthful Cinder Squad A N-.. 'fm S S -.. Mm 'vm Those Pictured are KNEELING Paul Gfllmmel' Ron Redar STANDING Coach Wolanm Coach Tennant Dale Hinkel B111 Roy Beaver Jay Gauthelr Dick Fath Howard Delmck Donald Crowley B111 Weaverlmg Albert Yelich Alvin Evans and Ken MCBee neth Rudisel Half Mile Run Broad Jump Shot Put High Jump Pole Vault 100 Yd. Dash 220 Yd. Dash 440 Yd. Dash Rudisel Passwaiter Yelich Johanson Weaverling Crowley Cro wley Evans 2:23.5 18 2 35 2 :11.2 :26.6 :57.5 Dyer s youthful track team is looking forward to this season. Last season track was revived at Dyer Central by Coaches Tennant and Wolanin. The Indians finished fifth in the Calumet reserve meet and were beaten by the Griffith reserves in a dual meet 56 to 52. It is hoped that Dyer Central will continue to improve in their newest sport under the guiding hands of Coaches Tennant and Wo- lanin. . . .Looks to the Future ALVIN EVANS Junlor if .5- ...Z fi! 3 X BILL WEAVERLI NG Semor up-a. 61 Coath Tennant ns responslble for the Improvement of the Dver Central track team He IS a graduate of Grxfflth Hugh School retelved his B A degree from Hanover College and teaches language arts ln the junior hxgh e? Xu BILL CROWLEY KEN RUDISEL Iunlor Semor 135 lfff l wx X l X l ' I I I Q eff Q :ffl N - ' 'el' El 1 If If l XIX' xx A Y BX X- t. , 5 1' 3 I . Y l 43, C A A -' In I C X U, I , l If l Dyer Seeks Championship Again l'he members of Ilya-r's golf team from left to right are Dennis Hanson Hanson, Jerry lflillwivli, Paul Hoffman. Dick Gerlarli, lklarvin Louis laconetti is preparing for his third season as head golf coach at Dyer Ventral. VVith the near-hy Lake Hills Fountry Club golf course. for practicing, the team has repeat- edly won golfing honors. Mr. laco- netti teaches high school speech and drama. .6Q. JA' Frank Stark, team captain, and coach Louis Iaconetti. Last season the golf team had a 21-4 re- cord. Besides winning the Calumet Con- ference for the third straight year, the In- dians went to the state finals and finished twelfth in the state. This season they hope to improve on last year's record, as the four top players are returning. As the yearbook goes to press, the 1959 schedule has not been completed, but as in previous years it will include such schools as Michigan City, Lafayette Jefferson, La- Porte, South Bend Central, and many others. Introducmg Dyer s Blg Foursome DENNIS HANSON Semor FRANK STARK Jumor Dyer s Blg Foursome practlce their puttmg at Coffin Coun try Club Indlanapolls ln preparatlon for the state fmals JERRY HILBRICH Jumor 63 RICHARD GERLACH Jumor I , Q . . 5 el .4 D, ! . . - S NIORS Y 1 1 4 L J 'P 'f 'I H xl ,' 1 'I 1 1 'll ' ' V 1 ' '- 'x e' ' ' . Y I U V I l v wlx, 1 Hs ,Q fl :Y V 1' U , 42..- 5. SHIRLEY BALCERAK Cheerleader 1,31 Comm. Club 3, 45 Drama Club 4, Echo Staff 4, Home EC. Club 1, 2, 3, Officer 41 National Honor Society 3, 4, Officer 41 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, S.S.S. 1, 2. KENNETH BOHLING Drama Club 43 Football I, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 41 Letterman 1, 2, 3, 4: -lacketman 4. SENIOR of, 9 , li' fl KENNlC'l'll ASCHH TOM Al'S'l'KiEN 'N' Echo Staff41 Home Room Officer 4, Latin Club 2, Proj. I Crow 2, ii, 43 Svieiire Club 1, ., . S x ' W. f I., . 1 fa - 'Jw ' l xfffll, MARTHA BAMBER Comm. Club 3g Drama Club 4g F.T.A. 3, 4, Home Ee. Club 2, 3, 4, Officer 43 Latin Club 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2. 3,41 S.S.S. 2, 3, 4, Officer 4. BARBARA BRACE Transferred from Wellsville Central, New York 4, Pep Club 4, SSS. 4. i ,L 'gt 17 lr. vi 1 M n w 'dr it 'il 'ii' t . . U., ,M 'XJ 1 N X A h ,, 12'- tg. ' at 32, ' 5 :iii Q ' I .fuel PAULINE BAIKER Transferred from Kelly High, Chicago: Band 4. PATRICIA BAKER Pep Club 41 S.S.S. 4. -S' PHYLLIS CALDWELL Comet Staff 43 Drama Club 43 F.T.A. 3. 4: Officer 41 Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 33 Latin Club 33 Pep Club 1. ZZ. 3, 4: 1, 2. A lite 1 .- 1 - H 1 3 ' I , Y., iff 3, , .Nw , , if .q , ' F25 . R :Ilf37iiIi5m 3 lr- G.-XI1.1'IAtil,l.-X 'l'raiisferi'e-fl from Bishop Noll 23 Drainu Club '43 l .'l'.A il, 4: Officer All Home lic. Club 2: llomc Rouii1Officcr 513 Pep Club 3. Si. -41 Student Council Ji. -1: 5.5.5. 2. l'A'l' CAVAN Drama Club 43 Echo Staff 43 F.'I'.A. 3, 43 Officer 43 Home I-lc, Club 2. 11, 4: Latin Club 23 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Science Club 13 S.S.S. 1, 23 Cadet Teacher 3. it . Qi, 8? 'Q ve- .. 3 V dur' LOl'IS CINKO is 'Z' ex '61 SHARON BRYANT Cheerleader 33 Comet Staff 43 Comm. Club 3, 43 Drama Club 43 Home lic. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 12, 33 Home Room Officer 53, 43 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Officer 43 Student Council 13 S.S.S. 1, 2. ROBBIN BURNISON Drama Club 43 Echo Staff 43 F.T.A. 33 Home EC. Club 1, 2, 33 Home Room Officer 13 Latin Club 1, 2, 33 National Honor Society 3, 4, Officer 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Science Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Coun- cil lg S.S.S. 1, 2. 41 1 . 4 RICHARD BCNYARD Drama Club 43 Latin Club 2, 13,41 Science Club 1, 2, 33 Sportsman Club 43 Stage Crew 4. FRANK BYERLY Drama Club 4g Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Jacketman 43 Letter- man 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 13 Science Club 13 Sportsman Club 43 Stage Crew 43 Track 1, 3, 4. 91 ull 'll lso llonio Qs' kno-' i L fl pry, 2 If I 4Fs.l Qu' 1' 13 'Us I IJIANIC COOPER l'A'l'RlClA COX SSS. 2. Ji. Holm- lic: Club 121 Latin Club ' Pep Club 4 I 5.55.-1. WILLIAM COX IJAYI ll CRUS.-XRIUI, liaise-lnill l. 145,41 io otball l. 2. ii. 41 ll Room Olin-ei' -I' hcl'- .'f x l'lIlliiIl'1I Lt-tternian 1. Z. 3. LANCE CLARK Class Of'l'it'ei' l. -li Comet Staff 41 Drama Club 4: Offi- cer 4: Home Room Ul'l'it'e-1' 151 Pep Club l: Sviuiivc Club 1: Student Count-il 2, LORIN CLEMI-INK Baske-tliall 121 liclio Stall' 4 Home Room 0i'l'it'c-r Ji, 41 La- tin Club 1,21 National Honor Society Ji. 4: Ul'l'it'ei' 41 Sri- ence Club 1.13.41 0l'l'ic'e-i 2. 3. 4: Track l: Boys' State Delegate Ji. ,.. fx 'I T7--v' 1: IH-p C lub 1, ,Q .68. ,K 5, . i l S KHNN ETH CL.-XCS Baseball 2. 3. 4: Letterman 2 HHATRICE COLLARIJ Clieerleadei' 1, 21.41 Captain Il, -11 Class Ofl'ic'er l. fi. all lic lio Staff 4: F.'l'.A. Ji. 4: Olli ce-r .i. 4: Latin Club 1: Na tional Honor Soviety Zi. 4 Pep Club 1,125.41 Sain-rice Club 11 8.5.8. 1, 2: lit-lt-gatt to United Nations Si. ,ag ,,- ff' 1 JANICT IJRIGSHICI. BARBARA IJVMHSKY Cllllllll. Vluh Zi, '13 Hmm- I-Iv. Gum-I St:1t'1Y11 l'o1nn1.f'll1h Club l. 2. Ji. P11 IR-p Club 1. Ii. -1: IJl'1lIll2lf'lllll4l Ho 2. Ii. '11 SSS. 1, 2, Zi, Ii.-.1'l11b2.J4,,41 IR-p Vluh I. 2. -4. 11S.5.S.lf.li.-1, Cl-XRUI, IJVMBSKY BICYI-IRl,Y DUST Conwi Sta-M143 Vnmm. l'lulm 5,554 3, Ii, 4, 35.41 Horllelir.i'lL1h2.33.'11 Off'ivvr 551 Pep Club 1, 2. ZS. -11S.5,S. 1.12. l 'ET' 75 l . Aw' g 'i 4'. I f I --g-51? iw A99 'Rf Nbr' P' y, 'Lp E Q' QKX 14 9 ,Q . ,', -la A 1,-.N 4154 ,wx E N.- Iif IN ls IJIK N,5.-.1. -I . ,' '31 N Vif' ,X 'Q 2 ' 1-2':1 . F. .zz:. .g.- 1 1 ' p ,fun 1 .:l.: .-.1 I , ., . ' 1 . A' ' I . -. 'P. Pvpilll?xlQNpu1!NIxn:1I11llllv l.UtI1u-I' I, F1 ff-fr' MARGARET FOGARTY Class Officer 2: Drama Club 4, Officer 41 Home Bc. Club 1,115.41 PepClub 1.12.5141 S.S.S. l. 2. ROBICRTA G.-XRD Comm. Club 33 Drama Club 4g Home Bc. Club 1, 12, 3, 4: Pop Club 1. 2, Ji. 4: S.S.S. 1, 1 THOMAS FREEIVIAN Echo-Staff 43 Baseball 1. 2, 51. 4, Basketball 1. 12. Ji. 4: Football 1. 2, 3. 4. Captain 51. 4: Track 13 Letterman 1, 2, 51,41 -lEiCli0lI112iI1 41 Pep Club 11 Class Olllillfl' 1. 2. 3, 43 La- tin Club 1,121 F.T.A. -11 Stu- dent Council 1. 2. CYNTHIA GARDNER 'l'ransferrecl from Wellsville High, New York. 4: Pep Club 41 4. 15? ROY DUST LICONA l-IBICRLY lt l .A. .5. 41 Sviein-e K lub J. Ol'ficei' 21 Spanish Club31S. S.S. 2. Ii. 'fl BARBARA EVANS BEY1'IRl.Y l-'LICSCHNICR Home Bc, Club 1. 21 S.S.S. 1, Band 1.12, 3.4: Pep Club 1 S.S.S. 1, 12, 3, 4. l-RI'1IDtiOYI'IR'I' BILL GOYl'Ili'l' Hmm- Ruum Officer 4. 'lll'llllSft'l'I'Ufl from Griffith lllglll 2: Proj. Crew 2, ii, 4. xi, 4 g ,Av cy .W 'f 'S N MARY GASKILL Band 251,43 Comm. Club 3, 4, Officer 41 Drama Club 4: Home HQ. Club 23 Pep Club We 1543 'PIE' KATHLEEN GERLACH 'l'ransferred from Bishop Noll 23 Home EC. Club 3, 43 Latin Club1Z: Pep Club Zi, 43 5.8.5. 45 SSS. 2, Zi, 4. li, -1. X- 4 W' S -.- f . . 1 HUHHIVI' GICRHY -Il'1JYGII,I,l.-XM Lx l'lcl1nSIz1ff41 110-l :flllHl'-11 Ns F.'l'..-X, 53, 41 Horne lioonl Of- 'UX , ll'Il Fl'IliY fill.-XYICS l..-XRRY CSIIICHN Nl'lK'llt't' Vlub 4. Slumlvnt Huskvllmll ll llunw lim, . , , . f1llllll'll l. f,ffll't'l' 4g I op I lub 3. .. A . , N, l . flyer -5: Illillll 1 lub l, ... .i. Of- fivol' 21 Natiunzil llrmor Sn- clc-ty IS, 41 Pep Vlub l, 12,141 Science Club 1: Student f'0Lll1L'll2.lf. 41 5.5.5, 12. fi. 41 Girls' Stale Delegate Si, F-5 015 X , , -0. fx: 'X 47 f ff'-x RAYMOND IiAAIil'I JEAN HAL!-'MAN DENNIS HANSON a Club 43 Home lv C lub l, 12, 3, 4. Officer 4: l'1 p Club l. 12. Ji. 4. QAROI. HARIJI-IR Q Football 2, li. 43 Golfl 1 i iumm. Club 41 l'm-p Club S I 5 4: Hmm' limmnm Ulliu-1' 4: 41 Spzmirah Club Ii, -4: SS N Jacks-lrmln 4: I,c-ttvrmun I, 2. l. 2. ll, 4. liI,l3I'Ili'l' HICIJRICK CHCI l, HIN ICS Bzaskutlmll ig Sportsman Club Home Rmnm Office-r I1 La l1'l1l'2iCli 2, Club Jig Science- Club l, 4. Sp4lI'ISII12lIl Club 1, HAI. HILBRICH li0Bl'2R'l'H01-INN!!! liasvlmll 2. Zi. 4g Class Ofll- Spurtsnmn Club 4. wr 4: liulw Staff 41 Football 2. Ji, 4: -laukelman 4: Letter- man 1,123.41 Pep Club lx Proj, Crew li, 4: Sportsnlan Club 4. Officer 4: Track 1, 55.41 IN-p Club l. fa ?c? A QF, .ef ' ik qv 1111111511 11l'1'1'1'1N'1'11.'X1. 1J1J1i11'1'11Y-I.-X111 SZAK 1 ., 1111111-111111111111111-1-1 S 1. 111I1lI11.11ll1111. f1.1111ll'1'1' 1' 1111111111 1 11111 11 111111111 1'1 1l11111.!. 131'1-111111111 11. 1. 5.5.5 1.1.1. 1 .1,1ANl -1U11.XNS11N 1'11.-XR1.1'lS -JUIINSUN 111 1-11:1111l. 21. -11 111111111111 LZ. '1'1':111 1l'l'l11'11 1I'1lII1 1111111111 111,11, 1 1 11111'k1-11111111 11 1.1'1I1'l'l1 1 1 1. 1I'2l1'1i1,11. 43 5 fav 427 lx. WGN 1 f ' 11111 1111111 11N ' 1'1111I11:111 11 11 ,swans .1 fix- V . I. ' 3 4 1 1 1 1 . X 1 I X 1 15,2 Yrfr 1 S . W X 'Ds 1 Q 1 M.- 1 iZ '11v'K I . fi' fi T H... 1 XA ,C if 1 -r iq. l 11 .f' 1-I1,li.fXN1J1111111l11N11L I'.1Xl'1.111JF1-'fN1.1XN 111111111 511111 1.111-131111111 4. 1111111151f11111g 11171111211 11111 111111111 111111 ' 4- lJ1,1111,1 1,111111.i.4.Np11r1s1111111111111 . 11. . 1l11l1f1.171111'1-1',1:11111111 1.1. 4. f11l1l1..f.11, 11 11111111-111111111 1,1111't'1' -S: fN.1111111111 111111111- S1l1'1l'1f '11 1'11111'11111 1, J. -1, -11S.S.S. 1.2, ,111Y1'1i111bI1N1i11 N1J11N1.fXN1111l'S'l'11N 1'11111111.1'111111S. 1111111111-l'1' 11'lN1'1l'l11 1 Lf, 51. 11 111111111111 1.11l112, N1Jll11l11'1l1'S -1' l'1-11 1'-l111'111-1111111111: 1,1-111-1'111 111 1'111112.11,-115.5.5.1-S.1, 1, -,41. 1. 5111111-1'l1'1N -1. 73- ,-rig, 19545 'fi'I '5 LARRY liAliS'l'l'IN Sviciice Vlub 1.2.3, ROSICIVIARY lil-IILMAN VllI'2illSl't'l'l'0Cl lruni Sl. l-'rznn-is High 4. 4 1 in as- J,,,. ,' 'R ' CQLICN IDA JOHNSON JOHN JOHNSON f-,ff lmn1n.llub4: Pep l'lub 1, V K 2.31. fl: Spanish Club Ii, 4: Y v sas. 1. 2. :s. 4. Q., ' , V 32722, ' Aa A gfE'Mg '3jQ K a ,. - 'QW 5 ig .Lifg 1 wif' A f Q , '. '. 1f,x,y,'f,gfi V If ?fL.?f12?Hi4 , V x -IANI-fl' KHILMAN Q I ' Vuiiivt Stall -1. K'u-liclitor -41 5 V uh tjuinni. l'lL1liVJ3. -lx. Hunil- lic: 5' Qz..,.,.7,- , C lub 3. 3. Ollicei' .ig lNulm1ial it N llmm1'Soc'iet5' 41 l'1-p Ulub , G 2.23.41 Science Club 11 5.5.8. 1, n -A'.- l . ii 2. si, 4. l 1 if .ig-ii! M l'A'I'lllL'l.-X KOEPI. 'l1l'iil1Sl'Ql'l't'il from Si'lC'l'i-'ll Heart High 2: Coinni. Club 'B 4' I1itinC'lub ' 4 9 9 ,,-.A , ....,........ Q,- Q... i -'A - ' 1 n ' 1 KN .QQ ty V, ' fri-in. fm.. 1 -IHRRY JONES MARX IN JONES Il-l'iillSllUI'l'Ull fruin Wliiiing IJ1-H1113 Club 43 Spurtsnx High 4. Vlub 4: Stugc1'rmx'4. ' -74 NLPXIQY IAJNH 'IWIHNIAS l.I'IJWl1L Hum12,Zi,1g IH-I,1'IuI,,4' 1- Lutmi lub -1. 5.5.5. 1.3.3. 1, of-i Q95 ,vs hr- api..-r 51' K K s Wll.l.l,-XM N14-XRKL' FU!! tlmll 2: I.6lIk'l4!IliilH Z. X Imvllm x1Asc'Hc sr:1c 'l'ransterrerl from Hzmxmu High ,ig Ilrunm Vluh 4g Hume Ruunl Ufhre-1' -11 SIMIITSIIIHII l'lL1lr4L HIzay,:vl'r1-wii. x I J.-XNIICS KRIS'I'lNA'I' Svielice Club 1. 2. ROY LAX ff? X L- 'Cf' v N , Xx 1 LINIJA I,.-XVYHOSKY 'I'I'2iIlSft'I'l4L'Kl frmn Tulle-st H1211 23 l'mm11.f,'lL1hIi1 I-lc 0 ho SIGHT! 11 HUIIM' Hmmm Uifivel 25,41 IR-pt'luh2,li.415.5.5 2: Vlufas Avtivity Spunsu1'I3 -1. RIVH.-Xlill I,lGH'l' llmma Vluh 41 S mrlsm in lnnngl matt ,lg I-uutlmll I I 1'luh4: Student VOLIHCII ' 140111-Hmm 24 Stage Frew Ji, 34,5 ' '7 vvv J 1 if 1 T4 1- A-fa. . '4-sul' I!'.Mx ' It N-Y' ' ... ' x. -s. . 1199. 'Z ': - :- X 'Vigil-il bv' 5.1-il v, ' 5 -I 'Cv'- 4 li . . . Q .' au.-2- i ,, buff' N. ,ns M af: 1: -' - 'bfi f' ' 'S I , -,,j..-'fig 7?QY5c.'f K 1 :lf 6 52, in A 4 I if 'gi- 311 I E X , Q ', wg' I I . X . f- QP' f ' T' I, eJ'Z1'.332,I My , 'ff' .as , fY'V f' 115 Elk its ng . x, 5 nl wh an W f ' 'ffffifw , 45 4 IL 1 ff ' 4' s.i7Q'x'+S 'tgirl :U M!-4 , sl, l?ts'. 1 ':k-fm' MAIICIA IVIc'I'III'IIISON ICUIRICII MI'IYI'IIIS 'III'2llISl'i'l'l'l'fl from VIIIIOYIUII HCll'Ilt'l' Club I. .2. i I'li1I1unil43 Hmue I-.cz I lub 4. IR-p Cll 1b 4. ICIl.I'II'1N MII,I.l'IIi IIIOMAS NIlI.I.I-III CIN-4-1'lm-adm-l'ii. 4g Come-I Stull Iiusvlnall I, 2. 25. 41 llrzuuu 4: Cnmm. Club ZS. 41 IJx'z1u1.1 Club 4: Footlmull l. LZ. Ji. 41 Club 41 Ilmuv I'Ir. Club 2. .L Ilumu Rubin 0ll'i1'vr I. 4L Pep Club l. LZ. -l. 4: SSS. I, ,leavin-tlma114: l,e-llvrnmn I. 2. 12.15.41Scie-m'eClul1 I: Spurls- mam Club 41 Sludl-111 Cuuu- I-il I. WILLIAM MATHI-IWS RON MAYIJEN Baskotbull 21 CUIIIQI Stall' 4: Hmm- Room OI'fim'er 13' I.c-!- termnu gl Sl'Il'Ili'E' Club 1: SIlUl'ISllI1'lIl Club 4: Student Culllwll I. ICIJXYAIIIJ Mclililllli RAY Mc'Ml7I.I,l'1N 'lIl'1lllSl-0l'l'Q'II from Iiluum Comm-I SIziff43 Iizxskc-Ilmll 2g IIigl1,Illinois,l. Ibruma Club 4, Ollim-1' 4: 39.4 f ' ,ai lfmmtlmll Mzumgm-r 12: I.i'Ill'l'- lllilll 21 hpzilllsll Club LZ, JI. 4. 0l'l'i1'm-r Ii. 41 SIJHFISIIIEIII Club ,1 ' 5 y , 1 S x ' . 4'- if 'fi IJ! I X Y .. V WW f Q54 My 19 s Rl 'NX X NJ! 1 'F SN J libf' YN' .41 I 1 N 4046 Sf' fl sq, M 'Qrf' L Ev NH N NN 6' as p., ,, s wg! ' in. ,Y 'flu '9 5. Wy '1fq,'ft1 gun b A RI N 'NIUIN1 N XNXN x 11 FSS- 53 BEVERLY PEHLGRIM Home Ec. Club lg Pep Club 2, 3. ANDY REED Transferred from Alabama 1, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4g Home Room Officer 4, Jacketman 4g Letterman 2, 3, 4, Officer 4. lv. QC! ? ?5 MARY PROHASKA CHARLES REEDER Pep Club 1, Science Club 1, Vx X035 1' 479 f if Q V K... Vw, 1 INA PALMER Comm. Club 3, 4: Home Ec. Club 2, Pep Club 4, Science Club 1. PATRICIA PARRIS F.T.A. 3. 4: Home Ec. Club 2, 3. 41 SSS. I, 2, 3, 4. 422' ,Q-5 bi 4 1 a is ' ' Ilflril i '. . , I D .gave f. . 5 1 . 5-me . , S. Y , 1 ,K l 7 gi ' -I1 Qi. 1.5 l JERRY PATCHMAN Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Room Officer 33 Jacketman 4, Letterman 1. 2, 3, 4, Offi- cer 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Officer 4. EDWARD PAWLOWSKI Transferred from Thorton Fractional 2, Drama Club 41 Sportsman Club 4. NINFA RCIZ Conun. Club 41 Home lic' Club I, 2: Pep Club 2, 43 Stl ence Club 1: SSS, 1, 2, 4. ICRNICST SAN Il,l,l'I f q AUT ,A A WZ-7' 'K . A, A i QQ 4 4 y l 1 V L., J 1, 4 HERB RICKERT . Sportsman Club 4. 4 5 C 4 I A 4 ffl fi Q 'Lrg , I . gg . ' ' s 4 gisiliw l 2,51 X, .1 'Klux x K J X Q ,'. ROSALIE SCHAFER Comm. Club 4: l'ep Club LZ. Ji, 43 Spanish Club lg SSS. 12, 25, 4. Q'-' lzf-J ,L fr. gg if iw au.. JERRY SCHAEFER Baseball 2, Ji, 41 Class Officer 111-lichn Stall 4, Co-lfclnlnr 43 l-'oml1all1Z,4l,4:Jackelnmun 4: l.ettern1an2. 43 National Honor Society li, 4, Ulfiver 41 Student i'ounm'il1Zg 'lrauk 1. LEONARD RIESE l I if JOHN RIESE Baseball 3, 4. KENNETH RUDISEL Band 43 Science Club 2, 3, 45 Sportsman Club 45 Track 3, 45 Cross Country 3, 4. f' Y mmm S w K s 'T- L Q-vs. ' '93 HUBI'IH'l' Sl'Hl I'L l'Hl'l'li Sf'IiXXXXIJIzR A ' li1lmSm!l'11f'l41ssOtiiwc1'lg li11seImll2.Ii.-11 Hziskm-llmll rfrIs11m11i'll1lr-E. 2. K. -13 Ycmrmllmzill 1. 12. 3. 4 f V6 -lzlvkvlluall-11 l.6Ilt'I'Ill2il1 1.2 li. -4: ,l1I'2il'k 1. 1 3 'P'- R 3.1- -gnu- c+:c'1l.l.xm111'11 HIiI1fNIJfXSNlI'l'Il imma-I 511111 1' Hmmm IA. Il.1llwH'I'lL'dfl'11ll1 XXI I Vluh 2, Zi. 1.Uiii1'e-1' . fi: H1gh3S1 1'o111m.lIuh 5 1 Humv HIH1IIlfHfil'k'!' i' I'vp Iqpl'lllI1v5.-ll5.5.5.1 l'l11lr2.-3.1.Uil1v1-1wx.l.5ll1- iiblll 11,1111-ll vi 5.5.5. 1. 1.55. 4. H1111 wx' ,S fl.-X NHCN S'I'Izl Ill',N IIQKLMY S'l'Ii4illI' 'N QQIJIIIUI hm!! 1 4111-Q-1'le'zarl1-13. 1Q1lrlIlIIl K Iulw 1 IJ1.1m11k lub l' ll-pl lub 5 -zz p.1111-htlulwl .V ll!- tl ll V,.Nm1v11t 1 HIIIIVAI 1 Uiilu-1 115.S.S. I ' - 1 'Q' 'T 'SKAQQHH Nl.-XRY SK.-XLLGH A . ' .L. ,'.S,S,l.2. WU! E 'lb' 4229 i Y? X TOM 'l'0'l'll JOHN 'l'l'liNlCS SIJIPIWSIIIZIII Vlub -1. l'1-p l lub ll Stucle-nl l hum IJOLURHS UIANIJOWSKI Home Ee. Club 2. Il, 4g Pep Club 4: Student Council 2: 5.5.8. IZ. ,Apu ruplu-1' 4 MICH.-XI,ENl-I N RABISI, VOIIIIH. Club 43 Home Eu. l1lub2,J3,4g l'epC'lub '3 41S.S.S.1,2 'S 4 v'- - 'TT 'CT' Q .lv E MAIQTHALISA S'I'l'IW.-Xli'l' PHYl,l,lS S'l'OL'T Home lic. Club 1. 2.15,-lg S. Comm. Vlub 11 Pep Club 7 ii.-NIH S'l'L l'l.liR l-'onlbull l. 2. 55. 43 'liM'l'iL'llIl2ill 4. I4-Ita-11111111 l. 3, -l. lg lmvk l. l'A'l'lill'lA Tllll-IRY Echo Stall' 43 Vheerlearlz-r 2. li. 45 l .'l'.A. IS, 4: Home liumn Ul'l'l1'Q-rii, 4: Latin Vlub 1, 2: Natwllul llunnr Sm-in-ty JS, fl, l'vp Vlub l, LZ, .l. -lg Sl'll'll1'k' i'lublgS.S.S.l.2:l'u1le-I 'l1l'2U'lll'l' ll. -G' 'if LAWRENCE WILLY CAROL WOOIJ K ROBERT WOLFE Drama Club 4, LINIJA YATES Home Ei: Club 12,3343 SSS. ClassOffi1'e-r 33 Evbu Staff 4g l, 2. li. 4. A ' -GS' qv Home EQ. Club Zi: Honra Room Officer Il, 41 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 1, 23 Student Counvil lg S.S.S. 1, 23 Class Activity Sponsor 4. 0' 'Q 'lv W -1 HILL WI-IAN l-IRLINO liastlbzill ZZ. Ji. 4: Hziskc-tliall l. 2, il. Mgr. 11 limtlmll il. -11 -larlit-tiiiziii 41 liilllll Club 1.2: l.etIi-rman 1. 2. il. 41 Nation- al lluiiur Snvit-ty fl, 43 Swim-lice Club 1, 2, 51,43 Track 1,33 U. N. llc-logatu 55, CORA WILLIAMS Comm. Club Sl. 4: lluinc Ev, Club 12. Zi. 41 l'c-p Club 2, Zi. -11 538,83 l. j23Il,1,Ulll4't'l' 2. -1. irr... ! v. Ilan- FL MYRTLE WILLIAMS Comm. Club 3, 4, Officer 4: Home EC. Club 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 I, 2, 3, 4. -32- MARJORIE WILSON Comet Staff 43 Home Et' Club 2. 23, 4: Pep Club 4: SS S. I, 2, 3, 4. ,..-I 5 M l,l'IN YIAKNIS ,IOSI-Il'HZlMlN1liR v Baseball l, Zi llramn Vlub Vl.I'2llISlQl'I'l-'fl lrmn Hislmp Null -ll lfvlw Stall -1: Latin Vlub 123 l,I'?iIHZillllIl1JlI Helm Stall 1 23 Lette-rmzin l. 21 l'epl'li1b -13 Sportsman Vlub 4. A 1. SL'lL'Ill't' Club l, Li, 41 Sportsman Vlulv 43 'l'r'at'k 1, 'Q '1 R x S 'l'hr0ugJ,h the hard work nl the spcnisuiy vo-spmisri1'. and ol'- ficers, the senior class held many avtivities suvh as skating parties. dances, anrl the junior prom at Lincolnshire Coun- try Club. l,ll'Il1l't'Cl left to right are: Miss Arbuvkle. ui-sprm- sorg Mr. lavunetti. spimsurg Hal Hilbrivh, secmetaryg Bee Vollard. vnu-Apresideiitg Lance Vlark. treasure-rg and Tom Freeman. president. EYE!!lll'PL1t.ll1ll'k'SllHlZ'1IlIIIIIIAIIHH was bannml by the arl- UllIllSIl'2il1flIl.Ul1I'4'2illCllfll'i'1Il1t'F2'll'1dUglll txsfifml the seninr boys enjoying the near extinit avtivity. Pivtiirerl if Larry Green, watvhing carefully the me-thucl by xxhivli Ret-rl Ma- thews shines his shoes as Bill xllklllltbkifJ2ll1t'IlllN'HW2ill5 his turn to get a high pnlish. . . 1 1 th ,Q-.1 I. , R' 'if' .l fn . Se . :Kf-,- l V. , ? r fl , ' ' -, P P h?,'1.., , rn 1, -- .fl Q-- niors in Action Legal N S 9' and Illegal 4: . s ' I 'Q' '- Q,- xr CLASSME Y 'E Vif DER ' K ' ff, 'lt t 'l' Rl, . ll l'lI't'SllII10Il . . . S0pl1OIH0l't'S . And juniors . . These ure the ttntlerelasratnen In 1908 there were hut seven By 1958 That numher had grown To Your hunched eighty-five. But then . . .-Xntl now . . Youth has heen the st-usmt Ol' hope . . And energy . . And aspiration. As the sands of time , . . Flow on and on . . . May all umlergratltlutes liverywltere Att wisely' .-Xnrl keep faith Presenting 1 1-as vw- N, 'W ii QQ? tw! V7 th tr air f? 3 ff, ff f fr-G K f ' V l ras, - V Q79 1, ,uw Y ... Y in V uf -Q.,-1 .asg V x e Juniors Joann Ahrendt Pat Austgen Pat Harker Suzette Brace Alan Bracltmiller Mary Lee Britton Donna Brusch Nick Budack Donald Burns Gwen Carpenter Paul Cashman Randy Cashman Jim Berg John Clark Sharon Berry N931 Clark Charles Bielefeld VVilliam Crowley Sharon Boucher David Boyer Jerrilynn Croy Greg Curtis Q 0 V 5 QQ, Vnfa , ,fn .lf -as h? . I . n Lk T2 L- 'f ww Q47 X N-J .av K ,,,, :O Hnwfay T ix ,,,f' n-it 1 13 Q , , Nj 'f r 4Y' if Y l '30 x l X t adv g Mx 7 -f'-E' J f 5, 9-4 fa? ,ty ,,,, I ' x -- X 'P Q ,L gg, C-Nr? ' 1. ,.,r N 1,33 an --vo Ari , QF' Zi. Q! 1 lr- ...uf :E 5 . .. r al- if 'W W .A Q 9' ' '!. -X l K ' 'ss 5-A 5 , ix , ' gf I D in X V--1. 6-I ' 1 :Q ., .1 1 ' ' 7 vga ,,,, V YA ,, ' A z X I I 2' v- ,MMV N - 4. 9 l ' X vis 'A 5- I at .,. 4: fr -.47 lx f l: 'A l ' 1 Q. JH .Ianivu Vzech Richard Gerlach ' ,X ' Rr. 9 ' ' Joyce Dado Alan Glans K il - ' ll ' ut VVilliam DeG0ey Nancy Closer if F, 475 Howard Delinck Ronald Graham V 5. - .Ly ff . 4 Anita Dunning Roy Dust +3 Barbara Eitleman Alvin Evans Seated from left to right are the junior vlass officers: Mary Lou Hin ton, treasurerg Pat Austgen, secretaryg Mr. Yereh, class sponsorg Ron David Eyles Patm-ia Fane Graham, preside-ntg Frank Stark, Vive-president. Dick Fath Louis Greer , 2 H-T , ' s, i 'f , Darrell Ferguson Ralph fifllllfllffl' A K Y -7' 'l,4 V: X ' A, .X .1,..1 . ,, Sl'l G',-' BIG l-. N nr ty asauay on rm eu 'N .Q liamest Gerald Martha Gmve M' i ta-if 1 'm Paul Grummer Karen Hagstrom Barbara Hall David Hall Virgil Hall Carol Hausenfleck Joan Hearne Nancy Helderman U W Carol Held Richard Held! Pat Herman Marge Helmer Jerry Hilbrich Lynne Hilbrich Dale Hinkel Mary Lou Hinton J umors It looks like Janet Morlex and Terrx Lane are peeking around the corner to see if the coast IQ clear before thex start on a nefar- Andrew Hlebasko Carole Horner Iileen Johnson lf Tom Johnson Alberta Kanelopolos Allan Keilman was 'TN , .q it .X Ri -vw -..qw AM K. . Q 1 Vx t .31 f 1 xl ,W 3' K' S 5 in K-44 '5 l? ,Q T 4- Q f vp ,,,y X 4 , - 1 1 'H-7. YI. I Frank Keilman Kathy Kirk Mike Kruger Joe l.al'lucla Merrily Lambton Charles Lane Colin Lt-Voy Dick Maas Carol Mager Lorraine Marion Jim Mason Don Mcliee Judy Mi-cklt-iilwrg 'l'erri Miller Whether it is rock and roll, Calypso. stroll, or conga, the juniors can be seen having a wonderful time at their dances. From left to right are Shirley Gasaway, Frank Keilman, Mary Lou Hinton, and Bill Crow- lev. Dian Million -lanet Morley N' 'T n V , 40- Linda Newhn ' 'm Margaret Nichols h MN Betty Jo Oliver 4 A Charles Palm ' Sharon Parrish 'sv-5 . . -, Donna Parris , 5 . . w--'S S1 Bill Parsons ,J , 3 Tom Patterson 'ff - ,..l l 1 -.,,-4 A.-411' Jo Ann Patton William Payne ' I L32 V Lana Peeples l 4 Ronald Pehlgrim 'K a Judy Phillips Betty Lou Piepho 2 0 Bruce Piper Carol Poortinga Jack Postma Forest Purdy Ronnie Redar Ronald Reichelt Dennis Robison David Robinson llI11OI'S J S0 Paul Grummer, Curly Evans, and Ronnie Redar find long corridors make tired feet. Clara Roe Reba Roesler Rich Rokosz Flarence Schelfo Kenneth Schutz , P1 B A ZW -JA Yr? 5.1 P Q. levy 7 .' .il NLE ' ad' -f ' 147 i sr a i f P we J ,,,, RO' ' liari ..,,f- viw in ' Z 1 , ... B i . . 'J albaia bplnoui t -:Ty Q 11 Y . '-,1 V 6 vnu! X 'AL-ix . ,ag fi ,....4 Donna Springer Frank Stark Sharon Stephen Richard Stromquist Kenneth Tatge Jess Tauber Sandy 'l'ewelI liivhard Thiel Chu:-k Thomas Janet Tucker Ronald lfmlerwood John Yanlk-rW'oude Bill YanlJerWoude Rohm-rt Yi-rhoeve 'N 2, be 18 Lorraine Marion and Bruce Piper smile with gratification as they proudly display their new Clase rings Evelyn Vinson Noreen Walsh Phyllis Walters Helen Will John Winiarczyk John Wise Diane Ylfood Marilyn Zuvich Q y Presenting ali WJ ,yi .ii 1 0? fn? Q ' wr. ru , 5: x the Sophomores Tony Adler '74 -ei A Dave Allen f xx Rae Marie Anderson 4? T! ,f-Q Don Applequist Steve Arndt , -we Wayne Baker il . Gary Haleerak I ' 0 J 'N ., 0- A , fe. 32 :l 1- ,Q T3 17 --K' , I,indaBaumgartner Shirley Bays .9Q. vi, -abit, Xggbf Officers ofthe Class of '6l seriously discuss class projects with their spon sor Mr. Petroff. Pictured from left to right are Harry Kilander, president Evelyn Redar, secretaryg John Render, treasurer. Marvin Hanson, Vive presidenlg and Mr. Petroff, sponsor. Roy Beaver 'Q , -f' V Carol Beck E G r.. ,-, Judith Bellamy Q ' L: N R .4 K, Louis Berg ' wi h ...Tr A . qv Sharon Birch 'y ,,,, gf iinmiie nnimg 1 eg. 5 ,uainiri 14 I 146 -KVQX . 5. ul L A .. Q Georgia Breitzke ,,Q,.. gf 'CL Q, Terry Jo Hruseh - . Q, sQ. .gs 'Ti , f ..,, R., ,,,,,,v wr' ff A, '-.4 01' GA., AN? Q! X. Z ,...Q fi ,qt ...ix 4-Z fi Z 'J' Richard Bryant John Brys Bonnie Bucha Richard Huder Judy Hunyard Bill Burk Bob Burns Frances Byerly James Campbell Darla Chaney i Edwin Ciaglia ff Q , J 0. ,, Q Paul Claus 1 -1' - ' , i f: 4' al I-. W 4 Q, in 1 I, A eh M A Averil Cole l 5' 'GT ' - 2 . 2 sf' N' 1-1-'Y Ted Cooke ll A... 1 mas: ' M., ww I. The money contribution can for the homecoming king and queen Contest causes friendly rivalry among Holly -lacobsma, John Render, Kathy Segert, and Georgia Breitske, Alice Chappelie Paulette Cooper K 'N ',. 4 :ig 1 3 Juanita Charters Patrick Cox 5 -N ,, jj ,7 , P C X . Stephen Cher Earle Ciaglia v' Robert Vox ' 46 -Q 1 Miriam Craven lr -f' n Q-.1 , Y '13 ltllllllllll'fll'2iWl'UI'd l 5 X i 7- 17 1 fwgg D H Glorianne Curtis ' ' ,s Q, ,rl T ,4 a,-4 I E in-4 14' ml' 7 V, .Q Judy Darnell lf. fi Harriet Davis as Barbara Delinvk ,W my . Geraldine DeMory ,-Q - - X x ,D with W My 'LN 1 Mfg: 6:7 gr BillD1-Wes wqf l'ainela Divks Y No squares at this round tahlel...Gary lialcerak, Harry Kilander, and -lohn Render won't be caught off guard in case of a pop quiz, for here they are pictured making use ol' the new library facilities. if if-vi .loyve Dines Edward Dunning Alice Dust Elaine Dust ophomores Pete Elder Terry Elliott Joe Endres John Erdelles David Estrada David Estrada Beulah Evans James Faust-r Judy Fitzpatrick Holm Foster IL F. nr: ,,N., , 4 W wfxgx! 4 'W 0 ,i if? A ii . All at XL' ,, -2 Xt ee tm, - 'fm ','- fv- -rf? . 3 'fs Dx ,vwlfa:..t: 'E' '15 I Q 4, t 9 'rx -vvsv L -1, 'Q-- T Q Xf l A s! V. -vw' X -4-fff Ay I -af ,fa --a'7W'3L5ln f ',,-rw K' A, y ff N. XE , v v -3- 65 'tr t ,i. ,I -ggi f ,X 'I -'I if FH , i, i ' f Rx I -X ,W 5 rim, 4-4 o- .T - if gf.. i M, '47 f11NfX 41.41 ,Q 47 5 -I A , -Q-fl! .- Ai ' 'xx , . . - 1.2 1 IX. 5 A an ,,,,,, '. -2- ,A:, .lf . A hd If Ray I'wl'0t'IIl2ill -lan Full Kmrald liaiwr Marsha Gard -lay iililllilivl' Mary Sue Ge-rlach Georgia Gluse-r Shirley Graham Dexter Graves Sandi Greenwell Don Gruthaus Harold Halfman Jerry Halfman Larry Hammond lf' hd I Two heads are lwtte-r than une and so arc- Iwo straws in one- iillllli' of pupf Making trui- this state-:nent are Bunnii- Hurha and Stew- Arnclt. and portraying the soda jerk is Butch Higgins. Arlvm- Hamm Roberta Hankins if if fat! i i :A f- X- iix'bNBg,- K y ga- M Marvin Hanson ' !iQxG Yiwu td. in Wvff' Bob Harder ,, , I , .vvi 1 .3 '-J. .36 ,g , I ' 1.1 -. .f Dean H ardesty Tum Herman Eleanor Hero ,Q AP -v- Willis Higgins Q if ,L ' -.f xi N ! Rose Hocrnlg Wendell Kistlcr Anna Huppanthal Arthur Kobe-ske v , J, y 1 42 Hollw lficolmsnma l'l1'?lI1L't'S liI'yZiillUVK'Slil Lharlu lohnson .Janet Knffell ophomores James Lemivux K athy Luhso l ram'es Lung Jerry Long Judy Magurany Tom Mayden Mary -lane Nlayv Davirl lNlvl51'iclv Helen lVlcL'aleh Lloyd lVlcGrii'f W 'Q 'Y in 1 r'1x 2'-7 . -,J V f ll,'l, l l l 1 L' 5 Y.ll .f l M 'x,v ,M Ky l a .. fi , ri - f 1 -1 Ng! it 1-'UTY MM X ,...,.., 14 '.,- -we 4. W ,, x ,QA '-il X s -. 4. 'AM N l '1Qllm'N .... A1 ' l 'Q 4' sq Nvlx I ur -63 A l X M4 4 x 'Z V, if wk -uf Q nn , Q V'--Lx vm 7 -'Q I T Af - ' lf - g. I Rrmulfl Nleyers lNluriun Mille-r 804' LQ N... 'I'hunms lNIoriarty Jzwk Mote l'at Mysliwiem' Masquerade party? There seems to be za mix-up in uniforms. Dexter C'l1arles Neil Graves is ready lo lead the cheering section while Put Weeks is all set forthe liirkuff. , r L,-.. 4 'L Tvs 3' 1. Roller! Nelson lXf'Il I,1llIllt'I' fs -U' .I H , 2 V1 ' Vurol Nt'YL'iil1 Hill l'zn'lu-r 5 x- EI ' M , . Q Ellkio Ijfmald Niemeyer George l'ezn'son , Q: 'Z 1 Wnlliznm Noble Norbert Peipho vii' 5. ci f if 3 ' 7 fl, Put Nmmrlnrl' Betty l'ruiIl C' 3 Nlllu- Nuuirkx Lluxrl Pugh -QS, - lx X ll X2 A 'l'lmnms01-lms Alex liulnlskl Q W In-nnis Pugcls lfwiv livrlur , 'ff I, .1 l 4 l k, A f - N, ' . W 'll 16 2, V J vnwll '. ,fy L' ,- iQ 2 ur' Q-f-' I.inrla liriks must have heard about the locker in- spertion voming up soon. This is a familiar scene in the liallson the days Student Vouneil members check lockers. 4. 1+ , if - 1 it -W,- .K 1 lag is .,.p- at In 95' -J - 454 ----7 5 , Wa, Q ' mg 'ir ' 'N I ', f , ,fx . Nev 3 i . 'al -,. x 0--el' 57 19 Marlyn Redar Jayne Reed John Render Mitchel Rhoads Michael Rom Eddie Huble Carol Salus Tom Schaefer Hernarfl Svhau Hill St-liiffbauei' Louis Svhilling Billy Suhinidt ophomores Annette Svhu bert Barbara Schubert Kathleen Segert Rosella Setters .Jackie Shofroth Diane Stephen Sharon Stone Francis Stumpe 41 4-Ugg I 2 -r-nt: 1 5 v '1 I -NZZM it P, uf M, .. , P vu. ' -A V-, . ,, ,. . ig . vm, J, , - ,xx 'Qs sv., Q Na. 'A , it i' 4:7 1 Q , f' X- a 1 xii Pat Stumpe fi Dorothy Sullivan ..H, 111 X. 1 ? Q , ' 1 F1 i l 6 '95 ,av Q- 7' 1 I. 4 L re ' NJ 1' ...Q - .JJ sa n-Q .4 T Tiff if A 1 'i 'U' .r 's.4v W1 .x p 1' Y T' I6--Ab .,. NDA- . tx-. ' 'K - : 'U ll: 1h ., ,. , xt, N ., f? fi' 'V .- ln wad .-MA '2- ' 4 ,5 'Q-Q? was-4 Y A A ff f-.V-.ff fi art, f TV' fi' s-1 Hivhard Sum Billy VVhitworth Robert Templeton David Wiening 3 .lavk 'Ik-well Alfred Wilt-her , A is James Thiel Roxana Williams -Io Ellen Todd Jost-pli Tokarz Marsha Topa Sigmund Toth Linda Tucker Demetra Yasilas Dave Vaughn Joe Vlfavhter Pat Weeks Barbara Whitworth Marsha Yates Albert Yelivh id' I fs. .qs ,J We-qv Q? am 'Q 'H if' 'Q yn T' an 1 -J 'Q' 51' ,' -Au if -if Mike Yokubaitis Not pictured: Mary Beal Donna Lantigua Ted Patterson Suzanne Sargent Ronnie Shiger Charles Yount X ,gk q s'x 4 I-bl in 1' K., Which twin has the toni? Jerry and Harry Half Camera 17 sr J ,1 'C'7 man show off their curl-resistant hair for the i . :Ei T ef , Ari 5 .. lblflll-6' . 1 llif i' . -, -v1 I .asks . lax? 'A .T 4 X 'vx still HH' v Presenting the Freshmen l ,r r 'Y' 'UK , 4 I 'Map' 4. K ai? 'f ' QQ 3 Q 1 t 1 , ,' f., Q er ir 2? A 4, , X X X lx nail V--r -if E! -- ,.r .r-- J A, wfhqffgi ff I f....,..f if 4 .fl :ei s N B' xi 'a ,Bw 'D lr L 31? Q y...- J :aa 'YJ' 9 UW? M Bt 'url . ,nf +55 ,,.,, K xtwgg J N7 Steve Adams Robert Apple Chuck Augenstein Daniel Austgen Jim Austgen Dorothy Babbitt James Bauske Dennis Beal Jerry Beal James Beccue Donald Berry Judith Berry David Birchall John Bla:-skovich Michael Bly Terry Boling Valerie Bollinan Starrine Boucher Robert Bracken Lee Ann Bremer Melvin Brite Danny Budack Alan Bush Dan Butler f fs. ryw 1 7 3,4 , Q. ,,, ff .J if .rv I wiki av! x.-.r - ,, ,Hx -wr FL I v J Q , s Ho lik x ov U v ' T .-1 ga' 'I P GN 'far-'-2' -f-9 V K ' 'TF 6 v 'inf 'L' r 'A U21 ff l it t ,A xb 'E' -1-H' A l XX :ii-1' , -,IX K .-gf 4 'J K my-.,,. f R-79 ai Q., 4 V ,,, -f- A-wr v, .I rffevl , K--,fl .-vi f fl., 1 ww, A f uv-fi ':.?L::.,1 .ill 39 m -1-3, 5 41- .ag ' sf V nf, 'G 2 .. 1 X . 5 1 2 --- J x 1,1 .-A X , Don Cathey -lucly l'hantllt'r Vharles Clavier Varnl Clernenz Doyne Vole Karen Copp liolwrt t'rusariul Talnmage Darnell tilt-nna Dt-l'n'uler Walter Deutsch listln-r Drake lirvin lhnlel-Q Harry Dust Ja-rry Dust Stanley Eclwarcl:-1 Nfwlmert Estrada Judy Evans Bruce Fan? Diane lfurguson Gary Ferko LJ 'tw , not , , run I ' ' sumo q nf ' . -. ggg Freshmen and sophumurex Ne-ned as moxexs durlng the openmg claxs at Dyer. Bill liusenwinkle and John lxobeslte were two of manx sun carrying huge cartons through the halls lit-vt-rly lfislu-r I'lYt'lXll Fnltz flutly l ug.5ate 1let'1rey Furman luileen I hlerx' strips tral'l'ic to second floor classes as she drops her hooks on the stairvase. Looking irritated, are Dian Million, Curly Evans, lrvan rI'liornlnei'ry, John Koheske. Ronald Meyers. and Gloria Nietxel. '45 7 3 -Q 'lik '12-v Hr' ,gan , .X X. N' r bl -V K N H1 l'atrit'ia Gerlaeh llianne Govert Pauline Govert Janet Grafton Pamela Graves Judy Griffith Tlionias Grish Slizinni Gmcletz -1+ ' J udy Grisham llersliel Grmes fix 1 , f ,A 's-f,k K' , - x 'X Caroline Grumnier vi V liuth Hallman ' 3 'cz' ' '- ---7 K Alan llzind ,V I ,I llztrwin Hand 1 4,4 .Q , ' ' A if 4' f X Mi I 0-an ' Q Russel llanluns ' V lh-nnis llardy vt X91 gl X L' 55? E t- Qu. it A Y. I x e 'N ft? 2 Jani: e Helderman H ' cumin Hiibrit-it if 'U l' a ' -. ' K' Sandra llill 'A .4 B -1 Ricliard Hinrichsen N 'Y ' ,ff , Terry lllelmaskn Q , Li Jerry llunnicutt - .- ' - Q i' .x .. 5 ff? Q .Nag -.f I, 4? 'T iv. ah 'D . -1--L xy!! uf A., .' 46' x 'Li' Mn ' ' Q X ,Q f s '20 5 X dv' 4 ,,' rv ' iw , -- '-...7 . 43 XA? 3.1 ':fvQ' -, K 11 x'h ' 9 Terry Huseman Robert lines Vheryl Jackson Janice Jackson Claude Jones Gerard Kaiser Raymond Land Dana Lockhart Martha Malsch Paul Marcinek Reed Mathews Bobby McCullough Freshmen Robert Kanelopoulos Walter Mercer Tom Kelly Iiohert Kelsey Edward Koch .-Xgm-5 Kovpl Marilyn Koepl Ann Krzan Javkie Lambert Rochelle Meyer -xi w'7 a '2l :Q 7 I 45.1 A -r'1fA!x 'T W'-7. . -AJ I IX, T hx: 'Qs f Y 4' 9' 5 sf f -N1 , V ...Af J NX ' ,dh .1 1 Y- LX X A X, .gn iii' l'N,,.f?r ...M . N. Proving the superiority ofthe male isn't always easy, hut Tom Kelly seems to have gained the upper hand over Paul ine Govert. i. Jolynn Miklik n C , ' Carol Miller -'Y , , 3 Ray Miller 'i Richard Mitchell Doyne Coles efforts on the tuba seem to be wasted on Mr. Jordan, music instructor, who protects himself with his faithful ear muffs. f ' . 4' Linda Moelhman ' ' Carol Moisoff 'S-P 'x .25 6- - Robert Myers c ' A Judy Myland x., 235, y il 1 at James Neel Bonnie Neitzel Danny Nelson Larry Newlin Sylvia Nowak Pearl Palmate-er Mike Parkinson Diane Patterson Judy Peck Sandra Pehlgrim Louis Petho Brenda Phillips Nancy Pilsitz Marjorie Postma , 7 . , if. ,,, . . ,,,.,. S .I , , if 1 - wx if If ,,, 5 ,XX ' 1- f Q ...Z I 1 1.1 ,A W' -ifzf Hi til A 'l I as I mn, ik Y i fx K W J S55 ,A Mm is lx ,507 1 I fx at m 4 ' x,i fix .., il X , X ll i V' 1 Q K M 4. 41'-PIR wil ii 1 ,,.. if -hw ai- 1' a ' I I -, -V - V 7 4' ir' gveffw Q, l. gk A if 4' .S s av wil! , ' -7' 5... fi? sfx -,S -lO4- M s 1. . KA -it in tg 'ff -a Q! 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Utilizing the library, they study dil- gently for the big test on Friday. Y mg 172, Ray Stout Bonnie Swinford Robert Svast Richard Talmadge Eileen Thiery Georgia Thomas Irvan Thornberry Lois Toth -ar 'za V S-Q'-if! If 6 'Y wa? 3 1 Q M, -,Q,'i 1 . 'f' l Arf' v, ft, -' A ms I l it , . 51 3 1-Ol TU .2122 XQ NX 'RX I L Q. . gp , NJ , .V if X -e .af - 'v+--or . ,,, ' .M x fg. rv! jf ,T Sx.n Aim .. 'R .pw I ' ja -gg' 4-ff.-3 -auf xx it war -lane Wakeman od' '11, I f Daniel VanIJerWoude 4 ' 'l'honias Vaughn 7 4 A .lf .a , Y V N x ZF I, vi' , .lohn Voyak 431, as flames Wilson l,awren1'e VVilson Brooke Worley Janice Young 5 ' ,x -, X li A 4' l l f-. if l at Q 4 '? Darlene Weis Robert Young Robert Wells Brenda Brown 1 N' 1 N,,,, x 75 f 'H Al' X xl x, ' vj' , 'VM if 1 Not Pictured: Myrtle Artrip Bonnie Wheeler Pat Will Busy, fruitful years take careful planning and co-operation. identg Dennis Hardy, treasurer: Pauline Govert, secretary, Mr. Kerns, freshman sponsor, advises the freshman class and Dana Lockhart, vice-president. officers who listen with rapt attention. Tom Kelly is pres- ! . l , , -J .. it 1 RElPuNGER's GARAGE ' wx QCQQQ' i ffl. . V1 Q36 Co QYS' 41 I ? E Q Q99 3 N9 R091 3' ' A ' NK , , - k -g G, 0 -SE K Z Q30 RVIQ' A' 9 'EQ Q A, 4 1 5 sv 0 FRIEIHHU ' HAMMOND'S BARBER SHOP E ,, M ,jkfofa J: J ' oo, 4 wwy C5403 QOXQQ qfify X It . fm . , fag d QQ, I Q 1. E E iv' exXxx1Xk SE so eww, B 4 O . -AWA oN GARY NP-T1 QA QS 2 4,9965 40 'ZW Sis fy' - sa Q fy ! 4 R -- bi E25-.il Q 1 , 1 ,s I i x , 'hh 5 1 ,: ffW'!,, 'iflffr A . A Q. Q A , A ' A A QMAMAW. 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CATERING TO WEDDINGS and BANQUETS Routes 30 and 41 Phone UN1on 5 6161 HO TEIBEL' RE TAURANT DYER FIVE AND TEN STORE Complimenw Of Located on Southeast Corner of Hart Street and Route 30 S Phone UN1on 5 8354 Dyer Ind1ana The Rexall Store L 85 I Automotlve SGYVICG DYER CLOVER FARM U S 30 85 St John Road LEO Sz LIL PUTZ Proprletors UN1on 5 8782 Phone UHIOH 5 6151 Dyer Indlana Dyer Indlana GRUENWALD HOFFMAN S NEWS AGENCY SUPER MARKET Ice Cream Dyer Indlana Dy 91' Indiana DREHER S DRY GOODS DUGAN S NOHOHS Fancy Work INSURANCE SERVICE Clothing for Men Women All Forms of Insurance and Chlldren 539 213th Street Slmpllclty Patterns Dyer Indlana Dyer Unlon 5 5531 Indlana Phone UNIOII 5 8285 I I I 9 Phone: UNion 5-6521 Everything in F00dS SAXE SERVICE STATION Brake Worm 81 Drum Turning TEmple 8-9800 3845 Ridge Road Highland Indiana Lamprecht Florist 8z Greenhouse TEmple 8 4754 When It s Flowers Sav It With Ours 8941 Kleinman Road Highland Ind Compliments of J C Penney Company, Inc 5134 Hohman Avenue Downtown Hammond Hammond Indiana Gen s Dari Palace Ice Cream Malts Soft Diinks Food Coffee 623 Ioliet St Dyei Indiana 'ashion Dry Cleaners Specialist in Formals - Drapes Suits and Dresses TEmple 8-1250 Highland Indiana Town Lumber Company Kennedy at Condit Highland Indiana Johnston s Texaco Service If you can t stop SMILE as you go by 174th and Calumet Hammond Indiana Best Gas Buy SUNNYSIDE SERVICE STATION Deep Rock Products Route 30 and Illinois Line 1 I 1 7 , n rs 9 ' 1 H 7 -. 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Compllments of Lane County Tltle Co , Inc Crown Polnt Indlana C1nko Insurance Agency On Route U S 41 200 Feet South of J0l19t Street F1re Casualty Auto St John Indlana PIERCE IRON WORKS Route 41 St John Indlana Ornamental Iron Ralllngs Phone St John 2681 Schllllng Super SGTVICG Bobo Kenmng Proprletor Frlendly Dependable Servlce Open6AM to9PM REIPLINGER S GARAGE Hlghways 30 8z 330 1X4 Mlle East of U S 41 Phone Unlon 5 7251 Scherervllle Indlana St John Elevator De Young Bros Dealers 1n I' eed Gram Seed and F9I't1l1Z6I' St John Indlana GERLACH HARDWARE St John Indlana Phone 3281 Compllments of STARK S ROYAL BLUE Phone St John 4031 St John Indlana Phone 2051 3 1 . Phone: St. John 3621 St. John 2621 - H5 - Friedrlcksen s Meat Market PLEASANT VIEW DAIRY Home Made Sausage Fresh Meats UNion 5-2611 Dyer Indiana Schererville Feed Sz Farm Store Staley Feeds Fertilizer and Equipment Poultry Hardware 8a Paints UNIOH 5 7261 40 East Joliet Schererville The Dyer Insurance Agency Robert B Nutt Are Made Easy With Our Monthly Budget Plan Fire Auto Life Hospitalization UNIOH 5 1515 2029 Hart St Dyer Indiana N. E. Leep Manager 2625 Highway Avenue Phone: Temple 8-0155 Highland Indiana SEARS ROEBUCK Sz CO Hammond Indiana 452 State St WEstmore 2 3620 Compliments of Gene Schmidt Sand Sz Blacx D1rt UNION 5 8362 Dyer Indiana 5 , 7 7 . ' 7 . ' 7 7 , Where Insurance Premiums -I . 9 ' 7 I V H6 - Griffith TV Sales and Service Willlam L' Kmg 119 Grlffith Blvd Wholesale Candy DlStI1butOT Griffith Indiana Phone TOrrence 2 3008 We Repair All Makes of 426 Merrill Avenue Rad1os and Televisions Chuck Rosenwlnkel Calumet C1ty Illinois DYER OIL COMPANY Phone Unlon 5 2961 Dyer Indlana ll7 x as ' . . . ,, , - ku ..., X ' .,-PM vw-W., ., W., X i i Y W K 5 -' 5 l ' l N, 'iii ',- P-.' ,' l - , W-XTUQ lllllll Featurmg the MARTINBURGER Deluxe Beefburgels Super Malts UN10n 5 5071 Located on U.S. 30, 1 112 Miles East of Dyer - 118 - all DYER BEAUTY SHOP STEPHEN Sz GILLIAM Specialize 1n Cold Waves Standard O11 Company Products Shampoos Hair Sets 24 Hour Service Kathleen Eberly Proprietor Phone UN1on 5 6141 UNION 5 8209 5 7241 Dyer Indiana Dyer Indiana GRIFFITH LAUNDROMAT GRIFFITH SPORT SHOP Expert Dyemg Dry Cleanmg Athletic Equipment for Every Sport 24 Hour Shirt Service Mercury Outboard Motors Phone TEmp1e 8 4500 Phone TEmp1e 8 2203 208 EaSt M3111 Street Grlfflfh Indiana 136 North Broad Street Griffith Indiana CLARK SUPER SERVICE JUNCTION ROUTES 30 8a 83 Cities Service Flne Products H9 . . Guns, Camera, Fishing Supplies, ROS1HkO Servlce Statlon Jun Clarke S Sport Shop 103 South Court Street Crown Polnt Indlana Phone Corner Routes 30 and 41 MacGregor Sportlng Goods Evlnrude Motors Flne Standard Products Everythmg for the Sportsman C1 EE L 7186 S Hlghway SGTVICG and Grlll St d d O1 P d t T cooK LOCKER PLANT an af 1 To uc S We COMPLETE LOCKER SERVICE Batterles General Auto Repalr Chlcago Motor Club W ULESALE AND RET L MEAT5 U S 81, CHARLES A REED 1 Mlle East of 41 ln Scherervllle Indlana Phone Unlon 5 4081 or 5 4711 Bunch s H1 Way Restaurant Sz Truck Stop it- Q7 Sandra 4' Shella fx 1 Sharon Susan i Home of the Blrch Slsters on U S 41 112 Mlle North of Jct U S 30 8a 41 120 ' 7 . . . , . 306 as ' aa 9 F' . . . . . - S SLAuaHn:nmu - Pnnczsamn - Cunma AND Smuxmn , H Al r - P PRIEYDR RT.4lA CUDK I D. . . 9 9 , 0 - i - MW it' Dy ' A N ' V i ' , 1 f ? g -N I -na X CATLIN READY MIX CONCRETE INC iw i my Hamm . . Clyde L Gathn Ready MIX for steps sldewalks drlves etc Saturday Dellverles Scherervllle Indlana Kennedy SL Dwlslon Street Phone Union 5 2061 Gmmmer s Servme BREILZY POINT MoTEL Servlce for the Car Fuel O11 for the Home Route 30 Scherervllle Indlana Day Phone UN1on 5 6961 Nlght Phone UN1on 5 8061 On Route 41 St John Indlana H111 Top CGTRITIIC Studlo Don Sz Alberta Robertson Props Lake Hllls Road East of U S 41 St John 5228 Mayco Glaze Greenware Supplles Instructlon Custom Flrlng l 21 I ' , . J ,V 'X A Ii-4 1 ., P -fi--45, 6 LFQTJ 5, gl l' A ,f ' ,FQ xv, g A ?'+s':1???Y,V ' 'rl -, , , 7 7 R 1 11522 3. 'f N v ' ' 5 .524 f ' an C-. , . 4zfi?i1',M i ITV ,- . . gs ' . ' l , . , . j ' . 1 ' 1 - 0 , g w ' 9 l , GENERAL CONSTRUCTION CO INC 301 Garfleld M1Ch gan Clty Indlana Scherervllle Drugs Comphme ts of The Heart of Our Busmess 112 East Johet st FIGXICOTQ Corporatlon Phone UN1on 5 8900 Scherervllle Indlana East ChlCagO Indxana 122 I, I . i . , . ' n Prescriptions I O Q I O'DEA FURNITURE, INC. mm Z I ,Q io DEA 5 rununuue The Flnest ln CHTPGUUS 5 FLOOR COVERING GF LD CATIUN N w cunusn 1 Furmture u s Husnwn LU10 Gum CUIJK Apphances BIJX 55 RTE 1 CEDAR LAKE INDIANA I cfm une nn - 123 - Dyer Office GARY NATIONAL BANK Dyer Indlana Member F D I C THE GOLDEN POINT 1'+'x ...,,.,,-1 All 'anal'-'Q The Home of the 156 Hamburger Routes 6 and 41 Hlghland Indlana 124 I si ' 9 I . I '- , X. f F QI I 54 xl N li 75' I ' W' 'I A . 'W - K. , , . fx .yxx Uv fi if A X f 'E 'xxx ,V K?ff'f,s,'V V' jx' E . , ,f . ' 4 Q W A fl , V R- ' ...wi I .f-.xt I f I ig, KE ,A - '-X , . . 1,1 I I , A v . Ivan V It i ' e: ' U --' A x. . nib-4'-. - - 1: 1Y 't:k.'t.1 -af' 9 SAUZER S NEW WAFFLE SHOP AND KIDDIELAND N HAWAII INN an AI sw JI uf! N. 'VMI M gf QNN enuvige If I' Curb Servlce Snacks Open 24 hours ROHM? 30 Scherervllle Indlana SUMMER S BAKERIES Sp6Cl311Z1I'lg 1n Hand cut Donuts COOPER S GREENHOUSE U S Hlghway 30 Complete Llne of Donuts Pastrles Dyer Indiana Ples Breads and Cakes for All PhOI'le UN1on 5 Gccaslons Phones UN 5 1300 UN 5 1629 Johet St Route 30 and Corsages Dyer, Ind Scherervllle, Ind Speclallzlng ln Flowers HANLGN LAKE SURPLUS ELECTRIC COMPANY AND SUPPLY R R 4 Wlrlng Electrlcal Supphes Cedar Lake Ind1ana Cedar Lake Indlana Industnal Commercial 126 4 -T . X., D jf, Y X Tl . il: F i 47 - ,wr , f I M W--1 . . I I 4 J 2 -Nm nfl. 2:1051 . A .J VYPL if . ' z TU' , ' ' 35 'Q Q 4 -14.45-I '.IfT..'f, gsbfff Jia n? 1' A ff ' .A ffi ,f I. - CC X I ,,' . V, ,, 5 .J 3' J, 2 1 open 24 nouns 1 4-1 ' 'M-v-+ f I . X 1' l i ff I N 1 In I a N A-L r 1 7 I, ,I . ' 1 4. Y. f , - , A s. iw., .1 , ' . , Q., Lf- we-I ,e:.:.. sn' LI.. .. , N ' M. 3 9 9 . 7 Y , . 3 7 BATTERIES LUBRICATING OIL FUEL OIL Dyer Indlana NORTHERN INDIANA PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY lttle head at! for yo PEPPY FLM! P 4 9 XJ I'Il work my blazing u TONE S RESTAURANT 5--. mv mn SNACK9 4' I l Breakfast Luncheons Mld mte Snacks Routes 6 and 41 S Sz S Sound Installatlon and SGTVICB of P A Systems Intercom Systems Background MUSIC School Sound Systems and Master Antenna Systems Phone GRan1te 4 2972 3028 182nd Place Lanslng, Illlnoxs Hlghland Indlana Enterprlse Industrles, Inc MaHUf3CtUTlHg Engineers Steel JOlStS Steel Roof Deck Steel Bl11ld1I1gS Parkmg Posts Relnforcmg Bars Phone 2 2667 Streator, Il11no1s 9 X T . ff o f f , o A-af -W A . ,M .-.,.,,,,,,,,r,,-,-i: f' S ,, -W W, N A 'U' ld ,AK Q ' fl yy: . S' QQ Nr M ' A 7 O I C ' - 1 a 3 7 - l28 - Speclal Dlscounts for Weddlngs Speclal Rates for Proms 20th CENTURY TUXEDO RENTAL EDISOH 1 5060 Speclal PlCk Up and Dehvery SGYVICC 15744 Halsted Street Hours Harvey Ill1no1s 9 a m t0 9 p m -5- 'ig Welcome to JO ANN S RESTAURANT Dyer Indlana On U S Route 30 Unlon 5 6041 129 , . . . X A ,4,Ag,:b.,, N X f- 1tt1N:.'. 1, .. X , .,..--.,, . . Z.-.jig , , , ,,,,----s-,,,-1-- -,,., X I i-.'-i ?1.-.A-. - - - 'fs - -- ir-.1 N 1 1 .,, -xx-1 .--..- -N - t--. A '-, - -V-mf.-.S N X X-.. --N -.- -.e-----f:..---- -.'-,- - --, A -' 1- ,. X -?u.. Qt -L.,Q-Q 'Vx----P- '--4-t A. ,. , w s , o 0 - IE It-in HARTLEY s, me 1225 ASPHALT PAVING AND CONSTRUCTION 0 EXCH AVE UE ST C C HO 0 T 7 0020 LONGS VILLAGE PUMP RESTAURANT For Good Frnends of Good Food Tourist Court Lincoln Highway Illlnols 8K Indlcmcx State Lune XVe cater to partles and banquets 130 gr , ns 'ag'- : H - w LY! I , , I q fg f ' - sijbiq Q! I N C I E G0 DI E: - v' X, . I 'V w 4 -bf Q. I X I . 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Huppenthal Amta Huppenthal C eorge 1 Husem 111 Ierrx 101 one-tu louls 1 9 1 Imes Robe rt 101 1AC1x1-IMPN10 Jam kson C harxl 101 Jar leson J amte 101 Jaeobsma H1111 16 91 16 J3lXSl1lx llorothx 11 18 Iohanson Wllllam 10 44 4 John o11 C l1arlest101 96 Johnson C huek 1171 Jol1n on C le11da 4 John on I 1lt'Cl1HH Johns1111 ,Ul1llIllC 14 Johnson lon1 14 8 ones C 11111 e one IC 1 1 J0 133 7 6188 Jones Jerry 14 Jones M lrwn 40 Ls ixwnond 1 Jore 111 Ilouglas 1 Jostes 11111116 halser C erald 101 hanelopoulos -Xlbe rta 88 kanelopoulos Robert 101 Karsten Iarrx Keegan Shlrlex Ke1lm1n Allan 10 88 I'XCll1l1 an Frank 44 41 Ifxellman hC1lUldI1 IX6lll'1l an Sharon96 lxellw Tom 29 Kelsex Robert 101 kerns kerm1t10 11 101 lfulander Harrx I9 79 10 59 97 94 Kark Kathleen 11 89 Klstler Wendel196 Kobeskl Arthur 96 lxobeskl John 101 107 Koth Ldward 101 Koepl Agnes 101 Koepl Patrlela 4 Koepl Marllwn 101 Kraeer MlkQ41 41 89 Krlstmat James 1 1 Kruanowska rranex Krlan A1111 Mane 101 Janet 1 Rosema x 4 446 Ixuhn Nxtholas 6 1 aHud 1 Joseph 89 Iambert Jackle 12 41 1071 Lambton M6fF1lN 89 land Raymond 0 101 lane Ierrx U1 88 89 Iawroskv Llnda 71 Lawson Albert 1 17 11 ax Row 1 Iealee Donald 11 Lenneux James 96 IP111'RMI'1N8ClLB10 I eN1ox C ol1n 89 I1ght R1eharc1 26 aes John 1 10 1 Ioelehart Dana 101 10 Iohse Kathleen ' lone, Pranees 17 ' long Jerrw 96 Long Marx 17 1 1 wlt, Ion1 1 Maas Dxek 89 Mager C arol 89 'Vlaeuranx Judx 1 VIAJORI' l I1-8 'VI alsch M arthl V1 i1'ClIlClx I au mon Iorraxns 89 u xxllllilll lgtl' s 1 1n1e Mathews Reed 81 101 C Rafalskl Alex 91 Mathews Wllham 26 40 16 Mayden Ronald 16 Mayden Thomas 96 Mave Mary lane 96 MtBee Donald 40 60 MtBr1de Davld 96 MtBr1de Edward 16 McCaleb Helen 96 Mtlullough Bobby Ioe 103 Mtfrlff Lloyd 96 MtMullen Rav Z6 31 13 40 16 tPherson MHFCIB 76 Metklenberg Judy '33 89 Mercer Walter 1013 106 Meyer Rochelle 103 Mevers Roger 76 Meyers Ronald 91 102 Mlkhk Jolynn 32 104 Mllbv Mlller Mlller Mlller Mlller Mllltr Mllltr Leslle 5 10 21 Carol 104 Elleen 26 131 76 Marlon 97 Ray 104 Terry 34 89 'I' I11 15 29 30 43 Mllllon Dlan 11 89 102 Mltthell Ruhard 16 Moelhman Llnda 104 Molsoff Carol 104 Molsoff Dolores 36 71 Monarty Don 1 1 Mtifldftj Thomas 91 Morley Janet 15 88 89 Mote Jack 97 Mote Patrlcla 26 77 Myers Robert 104 Mygrants Robert 1 9 40 Myland Iudy104 M59llWl9C Patrxua 97 r NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY '34 Neel James 104 Nell Charles 97 Nextzel Bonn1e16 104 Neltzel Glorla 77 102 Nelson Danny 104 Nelson Donald 10 21 Nelson Robert 97 Neveau Carol 97 Newhouser Donna 36 77 Nevylm Larry' 104 Ncvylm Ltnda 89 Nlchols Margaret 14 Nlehllng Marlene 77 Nlemeyer Donald 97 Noble Wllllam 97 Nondorf Donald 77 Nondorf Patrxua 91 Novyak Sylyla 104 Novyltkl Mlke 91 Oths Allan 77 Oths Ierrv 97 Ollver Betty Jo 89 Ollver Robert 95 Ols Lem 17 83 46 51 Index Pagels Denms gl Palm I harles 89 Palmateer Iearl 104 Palmer Ina 18 Palmer Kenneth 94 Parker Wtllxam gl Parkmson M1thael50 104 Parris Donna 36 89 Parrts Patrlcla '31 78 Parrlsh 'Sharon 89 Parsons Wllllam 29 44 Patthman Ierrv '30 '34 43 Patterson Dlane 104 Patterson Tom 40 90 Patton Io Ann 16 90 Payyloyxskl Edvyard 139 Paync Wlllxam 90 Pearson George 91 Peck ludy 104 Peeples I ana 90 Pehlgrlm Beverly 78 Pehlgrxm Ronald 90 Pehlgrlm Sandra 104 PI' P QI UI3 .33 Petho Iouls 104 Petroff Iohn 5 9 19 92 Phllllps Brenda 104 Phllllps Iudv 90 Plepho Betty 90 Ilepho Norbtrt 97 Pllsttl Nancy 104 Plerte Ruth 5 8 26 31 Piper Brute 90 91 Postma latk 90 D Postma Marjor1e19 38 104 Povtell Ellen 105 Prohaska Mary 78 Protsman Rostoe5 11 Prultt Betty 97 Prultt Jane 105 Pugh Llovd 97 Purdy Forest 90 Ranta Julia 105 Redar Evelyn 34 138 92 97 Redar Marlm 98 Redar Robert 105 Redar Ronald 71 90 Redar Vxrgena 105 Reed Andv 30 44 47 JI 78 Reeder Lharles 78 Relthelt Ronald 18 19 Render Iohn Z9 130 44 46 5 93 94 Rhoads Mltthel 98 RlLl1dTtl9tJI1 Iudv 38 101 Rxthardson Mxldred 11 Rlthert Herbert 79 Rltketts Glenda 105 Rtese Edward 105 Rlese James 105 H1658 John 79 Rxese Leonard 19 Rletman Robert 37 105 Rletman Ronald 105 Robertson James 110 105 134 172 Robinson Dayld 90 Rolnson DCHDIG 90 Roe Clara 90 Rotsltr Reba 90 Rokosz R1chard14 36 90 Roscnyyxnkel Wlllldnl 37 101 IU, Ross M11.hael56 98 Rub in Phillips 101 Rublt Edward 98 IilltllSbl K nneth 71 30 6 60 61 1 Run Indaleuo ill 101 Run Nmfa 19 Ryan Pat 105 Salus Carol 98 Satttrlee Rose 1 Sxyllle Emle 19 Schaefer Gerald Z7 30 3 JI 119 9 Sthaefer Tom 50 98 Schafer IQOSHIIC 79 Schau Bernard 98 Sthtlfo Clarente lnftbauer wlllldlll 33 1 l1llllI1g, I outs 98 hnndt wIlll1dI11 hnndt Betty lt l hubtrt Annettt 98 hnbtxt Barhal 1 98 hul1ert lilthdlfl 10 105 hut! 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'gg Ia IH, 211, 177, 919 Yef. I2 1- A T Vt-lls, - T Principal Wins Leadership Award N Tl Pr1nc1pal George B1b1ch When Croft Publlcatlons announced that an award was to be glV6H to the school admlms trator selected as the Prlnclpal of the Year the St Iohn TOWDSh1p teachers I10ITllIl3t9d thelr supervlslng prlnclpal MR GEORGE BIBICH Although not wlnmng the top a vsard Mr Blblch was one of the four pr1nc1 pals for whom a speclal School Leadershlp Award was created All four were honored a thc February meetlng of Secondary Schoo PI'lI1C1palSlI1 Phlladelphla and thc eflllfll' in chlef of Croft PL1lJl1L3l,lOIl5l3l'llf, to Dyer lll March to present hun wlth the Ollllldl scroll Faculty and students join IH Sdlllllllg, hmm I36 , :,. . ,wfi ' ,,'j4, fc : wr- f41,n,..Q rf. Acknowledgments This book was not created hy the Echo staff alone lt is the result of unfalllng cooperatlon from Dorothy Alnsley who ably sponsored It Yearbooks the faculty who released students from classes Root Studlo who dld the photo g,raphy and the advertlsers whose fmanclal support made publlcatlon posslble 'sf r U U O O w K1 s xi I . 7 S . . 7 . 1 K l I z H . ' - , , .- K ' George Craven who represented Artmaster , - , S . . . y t , ' . . J . .K ' s !' . 1 . , ' ' ' Q 1 x . . . n . Y . w 1 L a . , - , ' l . . l . 5' -. A 0 ' N ,,',,..ff ,, M-ff, g,. ... ' -g, Qwffffw..-,Q,. rr5f' W - 4 , 9 A - fu' ' hr M' m,',H ' , w f V if an jj , V, - 1., ff:- ,...,.-'4-W 'X' 5 , I , U' 'Y 1 , Q- L 5 N ' . U ' W 1 A Q Q 4. JQQ ', -3 Q ,, uns. 'r ... X . 'x 'S X Q., . .,, si .w N.,. N,,.f-- r vp.,,,,V ug' W Y 1 fu' L, U , ' W W .f ' , 5' ' A L, ww ' K - ' My ,,,,,. , M, , f . .1,-Meath, .Ml W ' 'Q .A , ff K - , V ,V pw , , V. 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