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

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I -,Af FACULTY ANI! CLASSES As the farmer sows his seed In the fallow land . . . So does the teacher Sow his seed 'A In the eager mind ff' Of the high school student. Since time began There have been Educators . . . 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.

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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