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

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'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

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-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

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