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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1960 volume:

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P age 108 -2- Without sounds our school is just a shell a handsome building with modern equipment and attractive furnishings a structure without life or character But with the early morning ringing of bells slamming of locker doors and shuffling of feet the school revives as from a and ahve Such sounds as banging hammers and screeching power saws from the shop faint strains of music from the band room and incessant chattering in the halls give our school a definite personality Sounds enhance meaning they add character to everything because of this they are an lntegral part of our school Being always present they sometimes go unnoticed and unheard So in the pages that follow we are presenting a record of the school year as Dyer Central Sounds Off . deep sleep and becomes a friendly being .... real, vibrant, When J umors HEIC HT OI' THI' STAR SI L DDILD OCC ASION vsaq QUAINT WISHING WELL provldes a romantlc back the nrovwnmg of the lung and Queen Bob Schuu dI1dQl3I'21 ground HQ N lrgene Heder makes last mmute adjustments 0 I O O O w w w -w wv- v 1 11 1 -, , . . 1 A. . n . ,, . . 4, Q 1 . . Y . '. , , ' . . ' ' , . w w L . 4 J ' ww, - 1 v L., 1- - , . . . . , 1 I . , ' Roe on Dale Hmkel s tuxedo POMP AND STATE I I NILSS OI' THF IUINIOR SILNIOR PROM reaches its helght ln the Grand March Here one sees the marchers before the bandstand eager lx awaltlng the Lrovsnmg of the Kmg and Queen lSli l' i l Ji IROM vu is proxlrlerl hx the 1 in ot Bu m xx 1r1s11 m lmm He open hx pldxmg, Sl AIRVN -XX IO THI' Srl -XRS theme ut the prom BRNPSI XPRPB Il NIORC I ASS SPONSOR presents Ulf lx FAI H XNIJ Sl -XIN HI sb M-XIN Qsumrt lh1iI'llXI1 Mlm' ' 'OI THE 973 l ., . .' . natior ally ti 1 IS Q l l-' Fl 'z ' l. erl Ron Graham class presldem with a heiutxtul desk set m lunch and Pat Barker through the huge star-shaped arch recogmtlon of hls able leadershxp vuax at the entrance to the gym. hh FRANK STARK AND JERRY HILBRICH prepare for golf season on the green at Lake Hills Country Club. SCHERERVILLE PARK ATTRACTS STUDENTS Tom Kelly and Bruce Fane for a fast game of basketball. MANY ENJOYABLE HOURS were spen near Dyer. As Students Laz ANDY HLEBASKO WORKS to maintain his .000 average in fishing. V .7-qa 1, , .. by Sue Brace and Marty Grove on a pond Through Summer Days DENNIS ROBISON MEASURES OFF in a game of bocci while Andy Hlebasko scrat- ches his head in doubt. RON GRAHAM'S ATTEMPT TO RELAX ap- pears futile as Kathy Kirk rouses him from his slumber. gg WATCH YOUR FOOT , shrieks Jan Czech as Gwen Carpen ter swings at her ball. Through Fun and Frolzc Q WM FRANK STARK S UNCONTROLLABLE l RGB to 'swlm at the Scherwood Club lb thxs drted by Andy Hlebabko 1960 ECHO QTAFF GIVFS A TOAST to the success of the commg yearbook durmg a ga thermg at a local root beer Qtand rms:-RWM B1llVanDerWoude Frank Stark Dlane Wood Jer Hlebasko Denms Roblson Sue Brace ry Hllbrlch Marty Grove Mary Lou H1HtOH Andy 8 o I QT' Q - li 4 i in -- , , Y ' ' ' Q- W . . K I L L ' I 5 ' n qu 1-ini-gli-1-l ' 'm'3.sfQ,l, Am ,. 1 -L . K, J I V w 3 ! S ' - 7 7 ' v v y nik Through Football O Rama Pat Herman Sandl K reenvsell and Larol Hllbrlch FIRST CALUMET CONFERENCE FOOT BALL O RAMA was held at Gllroy Stadlum ln Gary on September 8 1959 Four games were played by the elght conference teams each game lastlng two quarters In our game Dyer blanked RIVCF Forest 13 0 Three queen candldates were nomlnated by each of the represented schools the one selhng the most tlckets wlnmng the tltle of queen of her school Dyer s candldates were semor Pat Herman Junlor Sandl Greenwell and sophomore Carol Hllbrlch w1th Sandl ileftj wlnmng the crown - 5, 41 T xr -4, . N ' ' . 1 , . s ' 1 1 ' - a , . . 1 9 , . MAJORETTES AND STU DENTS Carl Skaggs Lois Toth Francis Long Harriet Davis Jerry Harder and Phil Govert bubble with enthusiasm at the bonfire GO! FIGHT! WIN! seems to be the theme of varsity cheerleaders Jan Czech, Eileen Thiery, Pam Dicks, and Dee Va- silas, as Mr. Jones confers with the driver of their car. wzth Rouszng Cheers gs ,T - 10 - ' MANGLE MUSIC Bdlllcllvi Plllt' an Ninu Q11 er Sha 1 S an trom Noreen Walsh Lynne Hllbrlch Bar ha a Hall Car l Held at I-Iomecommg Rally HOMECOMING IS THE TIME WHEN GRADUATES RETURN to revlve thelr school loyalty The Homecomlng f9StlVltl9S conslst of a rally complete wlth floats and bonflre a football game and the Homecomlng dance followmg the game Klng and Queen candldates are selected from each class and the Homecommg Klng and Queen are chosen on the basxs of money collected by each class for the Lettermen s jackets Dyer has won every Homecomnng game slnce 1956 when the rallles began Dyer won thls year s game wlth thelr arch rlval Gr1ff1th bv a score of 13 6 NINETEEN HOMEROOM FLOATS made up a lengthy parade which wound through Dyer endlng on the football fleld 'lop hon ors based on or1g1nal1ty and beauty were glV en to Mr M1lby s senlor float Mangle Mu SIC ff1I'St placel Mr Mygrants sophomore float Rocket on to Vxctory QSecond placel and Mrs R1ggS freshman float Around the Panthers ln 80 Plays fthlrd placel Grlzzly panthers and joyous Indlans covered the am mated semor float whlch was adorned by a glgantlc rotatmg record player 1ssu1ng Man gle Muslc .5 . fl' ' I 4 1 ry x. 5 L? 7 2 4 If A an W ' my ,,,, w 1 ll m , 2 lcs1,., ro1. vv' s , ' ., ' , - ,rf f ' ' 0 I E . . . . - . , - ' . ' . s - 7 9 s ' . . . , . s 1 - 9 ' . . . . ,lv-1 . , . 7 7 7 1 I T i-'i'T'i ' ' v , . Y ------+ - -- -- . . V - U 7 . . , . . . . . H . . . . . . ,, ' s s , Wzth Crownzng Ceremony , 1 ' -I-1:5 in A illfllllfll I,arry Jones, Iiathy Nichols, Beulah Evans. John Render ned: Frank Keilrnan. Pat Barker. KING AND QUEEN CANDIDATES FOR THIS YEAR'S HOMECOMING were Frank Keilman and Pat Barker Cseniorsl, -Iohn Ren- der and Beulah Evans ljuniorsl, -Iunior Ruiz and Nancy Pilsitz tsophomoresl. and Larry Jones and Kathy Nichols lfreshmenl. Win- ning Candidates were crowned at the dance following the game. Sophomore candidates were unable to pose with the rest of the can- didates in the picture above. Frank Keilrnan and Pat Barker, king and queen. are seen here leading off' the opening dance. -12- 5 , - ,lazy MARTY GROVE JUST COULDN'T WAIT CLTRLY EVANS AND DICK GERLACH fight off to huy her Echo. As editor of the yezirhook, Ron Graham, who nimle his aetiiw dehut at the Etho Marty points out some of its features. kickoff . .at Echo Kzckoff ECHO STAFF PRESENTS its annual OUR ECHO. the steif'i s theme song, is assembly to kick Off the 19450 Subggrip- rendered hy the Et'ho's kitchen hand, tion campaign. . .as Seen Through the OUR CANDID CAMERA has caught Frank Stark assist- ing Sig Toth in the Coke bar while Bill Crowley patiently waits for it to open officially. The junior class manages the coke bar, and the proceeds are used for the Junior-Senior Prom. Other fund-raising pro- jects include selling Christmas candy and sponsoring dances after football and basketball games. dance Daxld Birc hall Pugene Fischer Randx and Larrx Robinson lounge in dance class l4 VVORKING UP COURAGE to ask girls to Cashman, Bill VVaddington, Dennis Parker, ye of the Candid WALTZ MUSIC, SHUFF- LING FEET, LAUGHING-U all these are sounds of the dance class, ably taught by Mr. Hayes and Mrs. Riggs. As one can see, it holds both enjoy- ment and education for Pat Fane, Dennis Parker, Carol Mager, and Ed Koch. Camera UNAWARE OF THE PHOTOGRAPHER, tea- chers utilize a well earn- ed rest period during an assembly in the gym. From left to right they are Mes- srs. Underwood, Hayes, Gierl, Mygrants, Lawson, Eberly, Kerns, Linley, and Milby. . .at First Basketball CHEERLILADFRS Dee Vas1laQ Pam 1YJlCkH and Elleen Thlelx lead xells from the GXLIIJCI ant pep block at the Dx er VN heatfleld game IILHRIFIC AND I IVI' I X SPIRIT ofthe Spec tatorf, CHCOUI mged our team to 3Ch19Y6 a 41 3 xlctory over Wheatfleld m a Closelv fought mateh Ifm w w N . . . . , A K x' K, nf, - v V A, .- Y V .. I A .ff yu' V, - J! M , V' fs I rw 1 Y 1 1' , J J' , , . 4 L ' I I ' '2 T - Y -1 I ,- -Q 1 h -L.. v. 7 I . 5 J' in in A key I m x ' ' I ' x Game and Dance ENTERING THE ECHO SPONSORED DANCE after the Wheatfleld game Carol Molsoff has her hand Qtamped bv Andy Hlebasko whlle Jerrv Hllbrlch and Marty Glove col lett money Shlrlex Bu hate D ck llr k Sandx im n Jar an and D 1 ht N mle MR JORDAN S DANCE BAND ha-Q been aboxeb Hometomlng Dance Sunshxne for enthualastltallx retelx ed hx Dxer Centlal S mal S S S Installatlon and xarlous out of students The group has plax ed for sew eral Qchool 3CtlVlt19S dances llltludlllg the Etho Dance Qplctured 17 Y - 1 , t Ge L1 . h, I. , , v San 100 's, .'. j R: - se-y.Hein1a Matlock, . Hill Schiffhauer, Mr, V J , ' Wlg y .vol 1. pa , 7 5 . . , . ' t , , K ' . . . , , . . . , . , , , . . . , . - - . V L A . , . . . . , . u , I l i ' un. if I 'W n-1, ,p 1 X NAI- LK f , 'XX 'i ffm: 421 .W -s-nn.. I . , L.,L pm Dyer Central Sounds Off Through Its A cademic Program 353,-f Since students go to school pri- marily to learn, the most important part of any school is its academic pro- gram. Silence prevails in the class- room as voices are hushed and laugh- ter is stifled. However, when walking through the halls, one can hear the hum of sewing machines, the muffled voices of teachers lecturing, the one- two count of calisthenics, and all the other stimulating sounds which indi- cate that students are devoting their time to study. DON MORIARTY, the trustee of St. John Township, has done much to aid the betterment of our school and community. Through his dili' gent efforts and hard work, our beautiful new school has been completed. Soon going into his sixth year as trustee, he continues to discharge his duties with willingness and efficiency. Few men could have done the excellent job that Mr. Moriarty has accomplished for his community. ,f Essential Cogs in . . . GEORGE BIBICH is the popular su- pervising principal. Purchasing of sup- plies, maintenance of equipment, hiring of teachers, and establishment of broad school policies are a few of his many duties. FRED JONES, in his three years as principal, has done much to give our school the high rating it holds, and has made it a better place in which to acquire a good education. The course of study has been broadened, the aca- demic standard raised, the IJ HESS- RIGHT program introduced, and gen- eral school spirit and morale substan- tially improved, . . . Machinery of Education DOROTHY AINSLEY and WILBUR F. GIERL are the deans of girls and boys. In addition to counseling students and adminis- tering the testing program, Mrs. Ainsley teaches senior English and sponsors the Ec- ho, the Senior Drama Club, and the Nation- al Honor Society. Mr. Gierl teaches the ac- celerated classes in algebra and geometry. Both are members of the Faculty Review Board which considers students' applica- tions for re-admission to the school. PAULINE RONJAK lcounty nurse? visits many schools in this area as a public nurse. MARY LYONS lschool nurse! is assigned to grade schools Kolling and Kahler, as. well as the high school. Not only do they give students first aid when necessary, but they also carry out the school health program which includes tuberculin testing, vaccina- tions ,and testing of both vision and hearing. Q M ge ,,.,.. 513' LELA HOWELL and KAY TRAPP are the secretary and treasurer of the school. Mrs. Howell combines many jobs under one title, in- cluding receiving visitors, keeping all records and reports of the school, training office assistants, and issuing classroom supplies to teachers. She also announces all the school news over the public ad- ! 1 f t S. 1' is dress system. Mrs. Trapp handles the complex financial end of the school, receiving and disbursing all school money. ir Ageless Studzes LQ--Q. CARL W YATES BS civics geography sociology assistant football LOUIS IACONETTI BA M A Latin drama speech coach ROBERT MYGRANTS B S United States history sponsor of golf coach sponsor of Latin Club RUTH PIERCE A B boys intramural program GLENN EBERLY BS world history base M S Spanish English sponsor of Comet and Spanish ball coach sponsor of Lettermen s Club and Junior class Club ROSCOE PROTSMAN Ph B sophomore English, director of visual aid department, supervisor of incoming and outgoing buses. MARILEE THANHOLDT, B.A., freshman English. JANET CRISCO, A.B., junior Eng- lish, Spanish, sponsor of Future Teachers of America. BARBARA FOSS, B.S., freshman, junior, and senior English. Sq -22- Receive New Emphasis KERMIT KERNS, B.S., physics, general math, athletic direct- or, sponsor of sophomore class and Science Club. HARVEY UNDERWOOD, B.S., biology and physical science, sponsor of Science Club and freshman class. KATHY AHBUCKLE, BS., M. A.T., librarian, sponsor of Pep Club, cheerleaders, and senior class. l N ' J ALBERT LAWSON ,B.S,, geometry, general math, base- ball coach, sponsor of senior class and Sportsmen's Club. JEAN WEASE, B.S., chemistry, algebra, sponsor of junior class, as Many Skills Taught b . . . BUREN HOOPER, B.S., general business, bookkeeping, business law, basketball coach. BEULAH HUSTED, B.S., M.B.A., book- keeping, office machines, sponsor of Sunshine Society and Commer- cial Club. JANET ROGERS. B. S., typing, shorthand. JESSIE GRAEBER, B.S., home economics, sponsor of Home Eco- nomics Club. RUTH HOFFMAN, A.B., home economics, manager of school cafeteria. -24- LENORA SMITH, A.B., art, sponsor of Art Club. DOUGLAS JORDAN, B,M., music, band, sponsor of majorettes, Sports- men's Club, and girls' chorus group. H zghly Tramed Speczalzsts MARY RIGGS B S health physlcal educatlon spon sor of GITIS Athletlc Assocxatlon glrls lntramural pro physlcaleducatlon driver tralnmg football coach PAUL HAYES BS health physlcal educatlon drlver tramxng football track and gymnastlcs coach sponsor LESTER EGGERS B S M S machlne shop wood shop sponsor of Industrlal Arts Club JOHN LINLEY B S mdustnal arts mechan lcal drawmg sponsor of In dustrlal Arts Club and Stu dent Councll LESLIE E MILBY B S metal shop sponsor of Industrlal Arts Club gram, and Dance Club. TOM S'l'OKES, B.S., health, of Dance Club. - 25 - Language - Old and New PRESENT DAY STUDENTS OF LATIN re-create the past by making small models of Roman temples, char- iots, and ships, and by painting murals showing scenes from Rome's history. Here Richard Shubert is showing the Class a Roman warship made by Mike Chermak. SEEING MAY BE BELIEVING, but it is also a way of learning how to understand and interpret sym- bols used to mark the pronuncia- tion of words. Vocabulary study is a basis part of the English course in all grades. Al Wilcher and Mike Chermak study the chart in the junior English classroom. Y SONGS, CUSTOMS, AND TRADI- TIONS OF OLD SPAIN enliven class- room study of Spanish. First year stu- dents look forward every year to the making of the Christmas pinata. Pic- tured here is Judy Darnell making a report on one of our Latin-American neighbors. Baszc Studies Stall Important INSCRIBING A CIRCLE w1th1n a prescrlbed trlangle may seem dxfflcult to anyone not 1n M Lawson s geometry class but Bob Apple IS telllng Dlane Stephen If l1ne CB IS tangent to clrcle O at polnt H and she seems to be followlng the explanatlon wlth understandmg TEXTBOOK HIS TORY WOULD LOSE much of lts s1gn1f1 cance lf It were not related to nat1onal and 1nternat1onal af falrs The bulletln board xn Mr M grants classroom IS a focal pomt of lnterest for the U S hlstory students and 1n the plcture the comments belng made by Lar ry Hammond are be mg llstened to atten ot and Dean Hardesty 9 . . ' y- tively by Arlene Ham- . . . r. - 3, - NEW EMPHASIS ON SCIENCE has resulted in larger enrollment in the science department and greater variation in courses offered. Dyer Central High School is keeping pace with the times in preparing graduates to take their places in the scientific world of today. World Affairs Emphasize . WoUYf 1-4? STUDYING STRUCTURE AND CHARACTERISTICS of animals is a favorite part of the biology course. During the year students bring in many specimens including ham- sters, salamanders, frogs, fish, hawks, and bats. Mr. Under- wood is demonstrating the wing spread of the bat as he talks about its nocturnal activities. JIM RIESE, FRANK PEPKOWSKI, MIKE DE- LINCK, AND BILL WADDINGTON watch the amusing antics of hamsters which have been brought to physical sci- S ence class by students. X jk - 28 - . . Importance of Science PRINCIPLE OF THE LEV- ER, effect of friction and ac- celeration on falling bodies, and mechanical advantage of the inclined plane are part of the physics course of study. Rae Marie Anderson, Sherry Keil- man, Jackie Shofroth, and Earl Ciaglia watch intently as Mr. Kerns demonstrates an inclin- ed plane. EXPERIMENTS PERFORM- ED IN CHEMISTRY CLASS include making oxygen and hy- drogen, producing crystals, comparing acids and bases, and bending glass tubes as Paul Grummer and Frank Keilman are doing in this picture. Classes Teach Homemaking . . . z l 5 PREPARING FOOD BUDGETS, planning and cooking meals, and learn- ing the etiquette of serving are included in the freshman home economics course. Georgia Brietzke and Jo Ann Sizemore put the finishing touches on a layer Cake while Janet Grafton and Carole Horner admire their cup- cakes. - 30 - IN THE KITCHEN OF HIS APARTMENT, Principal Jones is both teacher and pupil in his exclusive home economics course. IN THE FIRST YEAR SEWING CLASS, Carol Schutz and Rose Stage finish their aprons while Judy Peck starts her skirt. Dur- ing the first semester, students must complete a blouse, an apron, a skirt, and something of their own choosing. . and Occupational Skills MECHANICAL DRAWING TAKES CONCENTRATON AND EXACT- NESS and is recommended to boys wishing to become architects, engi- neers, or designers. The boys are taught the basic steps in making ar- chitectural drawings, drawing blue- prints, and lettering. Bob Svast finds that it takes time and effort to make a precision drawing. .3 ff ALTHOUGH AN INTERESTING AND RESULT- PRODUCING CLASS, one must be careful when work- ing with all the machines and tools in metal shop. Many small projects are done by the freshman and sophomore boys, such as hammers, vices, punches, and depth and surface gauges. The upper classmen work on more com- plex projects - for example, couch and chair frames, and wrought iron furniture. Mr. Milby also includes a small course on welding in metal shop. Here, he is explaining to Tom Schafer, Bill Parsons, and Mike Krager how to operate a lathe. -ill- WOOD SHOP PREPAR ES BOYS FOR becoming carpenters cabinetmakers and furniture designers In this shop class Larry Wilson Jim Bauske Char les Clavier Tom Johnson Dale Mobley Bob Cro sariol and Ed Koch are all working on their pro- jects. Sore Muscles and Body Fatzgue ROPE SCALING IS NOT NEARLY AS EASY as It looks Bhstered hands and rope burned legs are easlly come by and whlle R1ch Snearly and Ray Stout go up up up other boys watch and Walt thelr turn wlth trepldatlon BOYS PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASS the boys do C3l1Sth9I1ICS work on gym appa ES place emphasls on muscular development THUIS and have 21 UV at tumbling The boys and co ordlnatlon In add1t1on to group games OD 'Che mat here IU MI' Hayes CIHSS are Joe such as basketball vollevball and touch ball LUCHS BOb Bur1Sh and Bob Braekerl I O y v 7 7 7 , - ' 9 , . First Steps Toward Physical Fitness FRESHMAN GIRLS IN PHYSICAL EDU CATION CLASSES develop physlcal skllls through callsthemcs tumblmg square and folk danclng and 1nd1v1dual as well as team games In the game of cage ball shown above Mrs R1ggS watches whlle two teams of four glrls each try to keep the ball out of thelr own terrltory From left to rlght are Brenda Stam per Cynthra Breltzke Sandy H111 Donna Parrls Pat Albrlght Dlane Pawlowskl Jan Culver and Allce Malsch NORMALLY THE GIRLS SHOW ER ROOM IS off l1m1ts for the year book photographer but wlth Mrs Rlggs co operatlon th1S unexpected shot was managed Instead of belng panlcked Roberta Hanklns Jo Ellen Todd Allce Dust Sharon Mc Farland and Marllyn Wright seem to be en Joymg the experlence . . , . , , y , , l l v 1 a ' 1 1 7 ' 1 ,aint TQ' 5 is 'S I T? ,F , A S 7 sz' , - , , - I . , - . . f 3 3 3 I Y lj mi --,, V W 3 - Jill . Vxiw V EVN GOOD SHORTHAND IS THE TRADEMARK OF A GOOD SE CRETARY but xt must be learn ed through hard work determln atlon and practlce A glrl ln her flrst year of shorthand learns the symbols and takes slmple dleta tlon She prattlces taklng dltta t1on and transcrlblng her notes rn her second year and must be able to take 80 120 words per rnln ute ID order to pass the course ABILITY TO OPER- ATE AN OFFICE MACHINE efficient ly and qulckly IS an lmportant asset ln the buslness world Types of rnachlnes used ln the comrnerclal depart ment of Dyer Central are comptometers cal culators ten key ad ding machlnes full board addlng ma chlnes electrlc type wrlters and dxcta phones , - , , - , - , - , . s ' ' , - . i. 1 . .X - s Imagination Abets Creation TOM PATTERSON WILL EVENTUALLY GET SOMETHING BETTER THAN MES- SY HANDS when he finishes this project in art class. He is working on a piece of pottery which will be dried and then painted. Art stu- dents need lmaglnation and ingenuity to com plete their projects and to pass the course ABSTRACT SCULPTURING USING WIRE AND PLASTER CONSTRUCTION is part of the second year art course Ken Tatge and Louis Greer are shown as they fashion their free forms Other phases of the course are Q15 traditional and new trends in painting techniques 125 mosaic pictures travs and table tops and 135 pottery construction ceramic decoration and use of potter s wheel ,iiivv' igigggvsi-sqm S---... F .,1 a a , s 9 1 . . , , . I W, . ' f 1 il, ' . , l f ' V Qiiiiii,-i.-,g ' W 53 ' I , xi EK: V ii , V 4 v '-i. t I , LMA? -L .,., - , I-ff ,, n Z , sf.-:W ' . ,, . Amtw1Q,...,,i M aefiwf Q fV ' ' ' ' , 3 I 'Hl.T':'lZv:,gg,ii . ,,. M W , 4 , , , ,,, . , N 'ff' ,JM i 1 is X 2, 5 29' 1 f ,, iigmlkgiiiggl N W, mi 1 EJ' V, . 'Q T' X W . ,wwf 38365. Q Q7 Q Q .4 3. 5 1 J if' w as if 3 ff? , ,- 'W-37 -W , is Xa 'if it a , , 5 Q I . 5. E9 . 5 1 551- 7: ,Tvs 3 ..., M i A 351,471 5 . 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Members of the La- tin Club study the ways in which our laws, architecture, and government have grown up from the early Roman forms. LATIN CLUB MEMBERS with replica of Roman chariot. TOP ROW: Carol Clemenz, Carol Miller, Sandy Pehlgrim, Mike Clark, Bob Rayfield, Tom Burnison, Julie Ranta, Chuck Augustine, Tom Herman. ZND ROW: Pat Gerlach, Pam Graves, James Wozniewski, Pat Bunyard, Ruth Halfman, Jackie Shotroth, Eileen 'l'hlery. SIRI! ROW: Kay Foltz lcon- sulj, Robert Apple Cconsulb, Judy Fitzpatrick tscribal, Glenna De Bruler tscribal, Sue Stromberger tquaestorl. PLAYING AN IMPORT- ANT PART IN STUDENT GOVERNMENT the Stu- dent Council meets once a week. Purpose is to give the student body a voice in the formulation of school poli- cies and to recommend school activities and procedures. TOP ROW: Doyne Cole, Ter- ri Miller, Georgia Thomas, Mike Clark, Phil Govert, -lan Czech, Phil Gardner. QNIJ: Linda Eriks, Sandy Green- well, Pat Skorupa, Pat Al- bright, Pat Barker, Mr. Lin- ley, Evelyn Redar ttreasl, Steve Arndt lv-pres.J. SIT- TING: Kay Foltz, Eleanor Hero, Jean Redar, Newell Easley, Mary Lou Hinton 1sec'y.7, Bruce Piper tpresl. for Future Occupations MEMBERS OF THE COM- MERCIAL CLUB who have proven their ability in one or more business subjects A increase their knowledge ol TOP ROW: Charles Neil, Earle Ciaglia, Edwin Ciaglia, Bob Slingerland, Noreen Walsh, Nancy Helderman, Betty Piepho, Margie Helmer, Alice Dust, Janet Kuffel. QND HOW: Jo Ann Ahrendt ttreasl, Lynne Hilbrich tv-pres.l, Miss Husted, Sharon Keilman, Donna Parris, Jo TOP BOW: Betty Pruitt, Glorianne Curtis, Carol Clemenz, Alice Dust, Tom Herman, Julia Ranta, Marjorie Postma, Ron Graham, Neal Clark, Glenna DeBruler, ZND HOW: Judy Phillips, Jackie Shofroth, Eileen Thie- ry, Kathy Kirk, Harriett Davis, Di- ana Stephen, Sharon Stone. SIT- TING: Bonnie Bucba ttreas.t, Pat Fane tv-pres.l, Marty Grove tpresj, Mrs. Crisco, Marsha Yates tsec'y.l. Terri Miller thistoriant actual business by operating the school book store. Each year the club takes a trip to Chicago to see various bus- inesses in action. Ann Patton, Marsha Gard, Kathy Lohse, Dee Vasilas, Carol -lean Mager. IZRD ROW: Bill Schiffbauer tpres.l, Barbara Hall tsec'y.!, Al- berta Kanelopoulos. Linda Baumgartner. Nan- cy Gloser, Barbara Eitleman. FUTURE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION PROVIDES for its members a program which gives them, through actual experience, an opportunity to explore the field of teaching as a potential career. By assisting at liab- ler School, cadet teachers learn the trials and rewards of teaching. PROJECTS OF THE DYER CEN- TRAL CHAPTER OF THE SUN- SHINE SOCIETY include usher- ing for the Lake County District Teacher's Conference, sponsoring the annual Christmas formal, pro- viding a planter for the foyer, and hostessing for the 1960 Lake County Girl's Conference. Making plans for the formal are STANDING: Mary Austgen, Sandy Hilbrich, Linda Mc- Pherson, Kathy Lohse. 2ND ROW: Alberta Kanelopoulos, Pauline Go- vert, Barbara Hall, Miss l-Iusted. IST ROW: Dianne Govert ltreasj, Kay Foltz lv-pres.l, Beulah Evans lpresl, Jo Ann Sizemore tcor. sec'y.l, Glorianne Curtis lrec. sec-'y.b. Q r 5 n lsi- '-ff . A i ,fe ': Q 953 if 09' N ,:,, Q gr I i s,g,g Girls' Clubs Emphasize Service SPONSOR AND EXECUTIVE BOARD OF THE HOME EC- ONOMICS CLUB ARE STAND- ING: Mrs. Graeber, Clara Roe lpres.J, Georgia Gloser, Jo Ann Sizemore, Marsha Gard, Georgia Thomas fprogram and activity committeej. SITTING: Judy Mecklenburg lv-pres.J, Pat My- slewiec lsec-treasl. SITTINO: Sue Brace lv-pres.J, Bill VanDerWoude lhistorianl, Martha Grove ltreasj, Diane Wood 1sec'y.J, Jerry Hilbrich lpres.l. STANDING: Carol Jean Ma- ger, Betty Piepho, Nancy Helderman, Sharon Boucher. TO GAIN MEMBERSHIP IN THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, a student must maintain a B+ average and must show outstanding qualities of leadership, scholarship, and char- acter. Among the projects of the Dyer Central Chapter are tutoring fresh- men, maintaining a scholarship table in the library, organizing a career day, initiating Teacher Appreciation Day , and compiling a directory of students in college. Seniors Develop Abilities and Talents DEMONSTRATING MAKE-UP TECHNIQUES TO THE SENIOR DRAMA CLUB ARE GWEN CAR- PENTER AND LORRAINE MAR- ION. TOP ROW: Bill VanDer- Woude, Dennis Robison, Alan Glans, Dave Eyles, Jerry Hilbrich, Marty Grove, Terri Miller, Nancy Helderman. 3RD ROW: Ron Gra- ham, Frank Stark, Colin I.eVoy, Neal Clark, Bill Crowley, Jan Czech, Dick Gerlach, Kathy Kirk, Judy Mecklenburg, Janet Tucker. ZND ROVV: Barbara Spinozzi, Pat Aust- gen, Judy Phillips, Pat Fane, Pat Barker, Mary Lou Hinton, Janet Morley, Lana Peeples. IST ROW: Diane VVo0d lpres.l, Andy Hlebas- ko lv-pres.b, Sharon Boucher tsecyl, Sue Brace ltreasi, Pal Herman tre- porterl. ALL LETTERMEN LOOK FORWARD TO receiving jackets--the mark of hard work and excellence in sports. TOP ROW: Jerry Hil- brich, Bill Parsons, Chas, Palm, Andy Hlebasko, Frank Keilman, Frank Stark, Ron Graham. 2ND ROVV: Dale Hink- el, Howard Delinck, Dick Gerlach. Bill Crowley, Glenn Eberly. NOT PICTLRED: Al Evans. Greg Curtis. Louis Greer, Terry Lane, Dave Ro- hinson. Jackets -- Lettermenis Accolade TOP ROW: Dale Hinkel, Jim Austgen, Junior 1pres.b, Ozzie Kilander 1treas.l, Mr. Eberly, Ruiz, Jim Campbell, Ron Graham, Steve Arndt, Doyne Cole, John Render iv-pres.l, Al Yelich, Frank Keilman. 2ND ROW: Andy Hlebasko Jerry Hilbrich. SPONSORING THE TRADI- TIONAL HOMECOMING DAN- CE and all the related festivities, awarding a scholarship to a de- serving senior, and arranging a Father and Son Night during foot- ball season are annual activities of the Lettermen's Club. The exe- cutive board members are shown discussing projects. 5 8. I wi QJW iv' J fi Ni, -p-,-if ,rv v lp-'SP' Jw Q zx fv :fzg,w M f 1 f B-- ' f ' . ,fy ge! . N 1 ' ' ' ,, .I , . gi . i' 5 I 'K b . I 'nf' I . - v af-' 1 ' - - X , vr' , 5 fi. ' In ' 1 f , 's GP N Sabi!! ' Q sf' f . , ' If I .sf . ii ,Eg ,K z as i 5,3 ' X Q65 -S+ NM! - in Nik, A 1 . A X K x l ny, X N .4 J 'YM i 'af , 'I Q 'tix' l., , 1 , X . x xx Sf- ' - A x Qt af. -Q - J X SX 35 ' ' 1 V' ART CLUB MEMBERS. STA N DI NG: Ronald Slieger, Bill Baumgartner. Bill Burke. Ken Palmer. Dean Dunning, Charles Palm. Dian Jones. lid Kel- ly. Rosella Setters, Ken Tatge, Noreen VValsh, Mrs. Smith. .lim Jones lpres.J SICATICIJ: Alan Bradtmiller ltreas J. Ju Ann Pattern 1set y.l, Tom Patterson lx'-presl ,,. .-1. W . .,.. ifv'T 2 teh-f 'Q ,Kiev P' Y K, an 3 ,. N3 3 1 1, If 1 9' ...QL KJ' 7 ,. af o 4? K M -... B 'JS AJ 2' BY lNl'Bl'Ii-XSING Tlll-Illl KNOW l,l'llJfll'l Ol' Sf'll'INf'l'l, uncle-rstanrli the iinpfirtanre of st-ie-iire in nur inurlern world. and striving to further wit-iire in our svlimil. tht- inenilmerx til the Bi Phi Vhem Vlulv are uplmlfliiig the .nina of their flfyfllllllllllflll The nf'l'i1'e-rx ginfl Npunsrwrsz shown here mfxainiiiirig lilllHI'iilllll-Y equip- ineiit. The-y are Mr. kiiclerxumtl. lliaiie Wptirl lst-t ,x.l, Bill S1'lllllvlllilll'l'lN'llI't'S.l. Mr. Kerns. and -lim Berg rprt-N. l. f win! 1 -1' .Ne IEW- ,135 , sn all 1U , BY ACQL'AIN'I'lNG STUDENTS WITH CL'I.'l'l'RlC AND CUSTOMS OF Spanish speaking people. the Span- ish Club seeks to stimulate an interest in the language. The sponsor and officers are shown here in the Spanish Cor- ner of the room. Miss Pierce, Barbara llelinrk ltreasl, Sandi Greenwell lsev'y.r, Mike Nmvivki lv-pres.l, Sig Tuth lpresi Clubs Add Color . . . xrj irb- LT' w 5f'1 X if TAKING A TRIP TO PL'HIJL'E L'NIYI'IRSI'l'Y to tour the Engineer- ing department and see the Purdue-Minnesota football game was a ma- jor project of the Industrial Arts Club whose oltict-i's and Sl1UllSUI'.SllflN!ll above, are Mr. Milby, Iiill YaiilDerWoiitli-. liruu- l'ipcr. Hill Crowley. Mr. Linley, and Mr. Eggers. . . to Students, Days ?,.HQ, .Pi ANI? ISAIJMINTUN tour- naments are part of grain. ln tht' picture ht-lim, om- nl iht- tlllll- ior It-anis is lighting 'ictory WITH MONEY MADE SELLNG Dyer Central license plates, the Pep Club bought capes for the pep block, uniforms for the cheerleaders, and good attendance rewards for the members. Officers and sponsors are: SITTING Judy Mecklen- burg tpres.J, Diane Govert lv-pres.l, STANDING Miss Arbuckle, Judy Peck lsec'yl, Diana Stephen ltreas.l. MEMBERS OF THE GIRL'S ATHLETIC ASSO- CIATION ARE BOTTOM ROW: Mary Austgen, Terry Rudisel, Judy Fitzpatrick, Betty Pruitt tpresl. -Io Miklik. Jane Pruitt treporterl, Cheryl -Johnson. ZZND ROW: Kathy Smith, Pam Graves, Pat Stumpe. Georgia Gloser, Marion Gloser, Lois Toth, Roberta Hankins. 3RD ROW: Aggie Brys, Janice Young. Pat Albright, Carol Hilbrich, Wanda Pearson, Jo Ellen Todd, Kathy Boyer, -Iune Edwards. -4TH ROW: Ei- leen Staniszeski, Kathy Nichols, Marilyn Wright, Di- ane Palowski, Evelyn Redar, Mary Sue Gerlach. Marsha Gard. Kathy Lohse. 5TH ROW: Beulah Evans lsec'y.l, Dee Vasilas, Bonnie Bucha, Nancy Lang, Sharon McFarland, Anita Huppenthal. Paula Davis, Diane Ferguson. 6TH ROW: Sally Long. Pat Skorupa, Star Boucher, Pat Barker, Judy Mecklen- burg lv-pres.l. 7TH ROW: Carole Horner 4treas.l, Jerri DeMorey, Jan Czech, Alice Dust lsongleaderl, Marge Postma, Judy Peck, Dixie Jenkins, Mrs. Riggs. Indoor and Outdoor Activities CAMOUFLAGING DUCK BLINUS AT WILLOW SLOUGH STATE GAME PRESERVE, building two plywood maps for the Conservation Department, hold- ing a canoe trip out of Ely, Minnesota, and organizing an annual club trap shoot were among the activities of the Sportsman Club. In the picture, Mr. Jordan is showing Sig Toth 4pres.J, Bill Schiffbauer tv-presq, and Mr. Lawson the safest way to load a gun. B-TEAM C'HEERLI-IAIJHRS: STANDING: Bonnie Buvha tcaprr. Pauline Govert, Evelyn Radar, KNl'IEI,lNG: Lois Toth. xr 97 , . 1 X i l '57 A ,Qi thx 8 7 V7 I Cheerleaders Back Team f FIQHSIIIVIAN TEAM: Pat Albright 4c'apt.b. Linda Burton. Kathy Nichols, Marilyn Wri- ght. A-TEAM TOP TO BOTTOM: Eileen Thiery, Jan Czech, Pam Dicks, Dee Vasilas tcaptj. HOURS OF PRACTICE, the responsi- of representing our school are part ofthe bility of organizing yells, and the honor important job of being a cheerleader. vu-.mx Q Q Dyer Central Sounds Off Through Its Sports In this modern world, health and vitality are considered almost essen- tial in the making of a well-rounded student. Our sports program not only promotes these qualities, but also en- courages teamwork and good sports- manship. The shrill whistle of the re- feree ,the screams of the crowds, the pop of leather as our team charges in- to the line of an opponent, the barbs of the quarterback as he calls the jump numbers, and the chatter of the baseball team during an important game all offer proof that sports bring to mind sound as well as action. S+, 3-W7 4- Coach Stokes Indians Place . Under the guidance of their new coach, single-wing advocate Tom Stokes, the Dyer Central Indians made a fine record. The boys start- ed the season with only a few returning lettermen, but they progres- sed steadily and molded themselves into a sturdy unit. The Indians finished the season 6-4 by winning the last 5 games and finished 5-2 in the conference, which was good for second place. In the opening game the boys lost to Highland 25 to 7. They won the next game by out-fighting Portage 18 to 13, with Bill Crowley scoring two touchdowns. The Indians then lost 3 straight games, to Merrillville 18-0, Gary Edison 20-19, and Thornton Fractional South 19-6. The next game was all Dyer, 38-13 over Gary Wirt.f Then came Homecoming, and the fired-up Indians beat archrival Griffith STANDING: Mike Parkinson, Bill Parsons, Bob Templeton, Al Yelich, Jim Jones and Greg Curtis. SECOND ROWg Mike YO. Thomas and Louis Greer. SITTING: Tom Kelly, Jerry Hilbrich kubaitis ,Tom Moriarty, Bruce Fane, Stan Edwards, Chuck Rich Bryant, Dale Hinkel and Dick G9I'laCh. . Second In Conference I af Y 13 to 7. The following rain- 19 Schedule 59 lx , sloshed games were both vic- THEY f X tories for Dyer, 20 to 0 over . z Crete, and 13 to 0 over East Hlghland 25 LX Gary. The final game was Portage 13 played against Lowell, and the Merrillville 18 Indians ended the season with Gary Edison 20 a I9 to 7 Victory. ,Fl F- South 19 Gary Wirt 13 Griffith 6 Crete O East Gary 0 Lowell 7 Coach Yates STANDING: Ray Freeman, Andy Hlebasko, Frank Keilman Irvan Thornberry, Butch Higgins, Charles Ramsey. SECOND Wayne Baker, Alan Keilman. SITTING: Howie Delinck Bill ROW: John Render, Ron Graham, Frank Stark, Ozzie Kilander, Crowley, Pat Cox, Tom Schafer, Curly Evans. 9-. SK ' IA RON GRAHAM, HOWARD IJHLINUK - QL?AR'l'l'lHHAl'KS . .And Determined Athletes RAY STOUT, OZZIIC KILANIJER - FULLBACKS ' K N R1 , z., . ' ggi' . it . ' . - W-.'-5245? s,:fQ ! fx 3 s ' Q- WWV f Un 3 A . . ' . R y, X f -4 . ,. i . , 1 I l'. . t , 3, Q 1. - V . ,dw-3 -A 3 ,Jay X , . 0 .. Lvl x 1, , yn, 1 e t , W ,N -gg .J ,5 H 'f ,fgfwf fy-. :1,,1. !r '1w1 X , A ' 'I ' .' , b :v'3' - 4 xg ' ug-E is ff 'K HILI. CIiOWI,l'lY, JOHN RENIJER - HALFBACKS BILL PARSONS, DALE HINKEL - HALFBACKS 'K Ps Wag W..Q WY' 5 1,4-wt Aj' J? Aw. Us 'MR P A ' 4. maxi Hx wi, W' , Q 'S I XY if - ,, .. ,4 ,4,?,,k 1? I f, ' fb ,.. 5 Mf 'T U X 1 - ., xv, -S ,VM .fymm g 5 i , 1 qiiifgffiifigfi -wg, -Mui' f-fry -Lf? . X344 QQ' My .Q ., -! ?fHgi?a5g1jfgf2a'13 ,gfgiffi gg as x 1 + 'Q' ' g.'jy'.1f ' 5 'tink-f13.,fj'f3'gX ,ZX , , 1, IA., Qi if QQ' pq ig 3ie'g,y'4f'1s:5 53 I , 5 - ' . , ij! 'K 1 595-QQ L Af- 'f.ff'T7 'X 1 if VR 15 Xl Y0l11'l1 receives i11stru1't11111s1111111 C'11111'h Stoke-1 Dyer Indians Upset Griffith Panthers L 1 Billl'1'f1wl1-ysimie su-ps l'11111l111s IH K1 1I111 111 11111 H1Il11ic'h 11111x1 111 111 help. 21 1111111 shnws 2lIlXit'tf us llltliiill 1l1-I1-11s1- stops 11 lung 11141111111 Llillll. 1 111 111 11 111111 Il 11111111 I1 I1 111111111 11111 IP1l1 H111k1I l11l1l 1 H111 Dyer Looks Ahead TOP ROW: Skip Sitowski, Craig Parlor, John Blaskowich ,Art Ray Stout, Barry Ahlborn, Bob Crider, Gary Kaiser, Jerry Han- Herman, Jim Bricker, Rick Rakoczy, Dan Pfeiffer, Art Jones, COCk, Claud Cole, Juni0r Ruiz, Dan Butler. 4th ROWS Phil Dave Iddings, Tom Burton. 2nd ROW: Bob Grimble, Dennis Gardner, Randy Johnson, Bill Waddington, Eugene Fischer, Parker, Phil Govert, John Walsh, Larry Jones, Larry Robinson, Paul Marcinek, Mitchell Rhoads, Jim Austgen. Bob Svast, Steve Stevens, Ron Carter. 3rd ROW: Jim Greybill , Dyer Central Junior Varsity improved over last year's record, win- ning their first game in two years by defeating East Gary in the last game of the season. The young Indians held Merrillville to a tie. Although playing hard hot games, the Indians were downed by Varsity Manager Terry Hlebasko de' monstrates to Bob Bracken and Dave Gary Wirt, Gary Edison, Lowell and River Forest for a 1-4-1 sea- Birchall use of medical kit. son. For the first time in Dyer football his- Coach HHYQS tory a freshman team was formed. The team ended with a .500 season by de- feating T.F. South, Gary Edison, and Calumet Township, then dropping the next three games IH a row to Froebel Lowell and Clark. Cagers On Review STANDING Jlm Campbell Doyne Cole Al Yellch Jlm Jones KNEELING Oz Kllander Steve Arndt Jerry Hllbrlch and Terry Lane Mr Jones Coach Hooper and John Render Butch Hlggms Although short ln stature our basketball team was long on hustle and determmatlon The Indlans started the season wlth three hard fought v1ctor1es over much taller oppo nents The boys won only one game 168 to 50 over Crown Pomtl out of the next four and ended the season w1th a 7 and 12 record Jlm Campbell a Jumor guard was the team s leadlng scorer Wlth 182 pomts for 16 games and an 11 4 pomt average 53 Schedule Dyer Wheatfleld DeMotte T F South Hlghland Calumet Lowell Crown Polnt Hobart Calumet Klngsbury Portage St Mary MIC East Gary Merrlllvllle Grlfflth T F North Gary W1rt RIVQT Forest Gary Edlson h Clty 47 ' ' , 46 ' ' . 45 . . 1 . . . . ' 60 - i 68 ' 40 seemed to hit a mid-season slump. The team 43 - 69 ' . . . , 46 . , . . ' 36 . - ' . ' . ' 65 . . . 36 . . 56 . . 58 . . 42 ' 52 ' 29 ' - , 5 - R' as nk C.-,v fun Jim Jones makes a lay-up for two more points. ix Praetzee Makes Perfect Co captalns Ilm Campbell and John Render pose for photo whlle talkmg wlth Coach Hooper - AMN ..,...., LX Terry Lane fires a set shot for a bucket. Bob Bracken and Ter- ry Hlebasko have their hands full man- aging freshman and varsity teams. Dyer Downs Wheatfield Young Indians l E l A 7, 5 M W, Q, X , f. , r , K L YQ YE.: STANDING: Bob Crider, Dave Clemens, Phil Govert, Mike Faner Wayne Baker, B05 SVHSL JF- Rllil- KNEELING1 Newell Clark Dennis Parker, Russel Vaught, Larry Jones, Phil Ruban, Easley, Mike Delirwk, Tom Brusch, Herman Matlock. Pat Vra Steve Adams, Stan Edwards. SECOND ROW: Joe Britton, bel, Jim Austgen, Tom Kelly, and Dick Mitchell. Gene Fisher, Larry Linsley, Dan Pfeiffer, Craig Parlor, Bruce Under the guidance of their new coaches 1Jer- ry Niemeyer and James Smithj the junior var- sity and freshman teams showed great pro- mise for the future. Using the fast moving at- tack of Coach Niemeyer, the 'B' team finish- ed the season with a respectable 10-7 record. The freshman team, with Coach Smith at its helm, finished the season with a 9-14 record. With the experience that these boys have at- tained, Dyer Central can look forward to a successful basketball season next year. - 63 - Coaches Smith and Niemeyer ? af-' ,, . u-is is 1 up 1- 4, ' . L 'iw 'KJ' -Q X? I .1 'V I A 'ff , ' .. , , NW igfifi A ' ' Q 'lffgzuwl' . . pk' ff' .ww N-' 'F' il, 9' : fl? I ' V , snr, ff k ffi,4,gf12 v ,Maj , A -, ,I ?kU,., 'MV J' 451 55' A :5H,aF5:,,,, ,S A A X . ,. 4-ffl, - , nvguxf 2 J-sf D 1 o Q if . 'M-ig ,kv ,. eww ,g W. VK-A-tvmghwaf-,gg .gy AWB, , , yagggffv- ' - .,g1,3g,' 2 6.4 , 0 ' 5 ' M11 , A livin Q . , W Indians Place 12th In State 1 t it h td one of the m goli tt uns Ill the stdtt lht Indl ins won then suond tonse tutlxe Q ilumgt Conference Qhdmplnnshlp and hx pldtlllg second ID the Sbitlfllldl at Ia Polte thex earned cl berth 111 the state flnfrls at QOHIII C ountlx C luh ID Indlandpolls Ihc hoxs had A team total of 343 led hx IUIIX Hxlhllth s lim stent 0 0 Nlth Unk hu uh shootlng, ixux ltspttt mt H mt U 1 fl IIl!lliIlSf1IllH 1 N t nu we ur Heturnlng for thelr totnth xefn of XAISIIX LOIUIJGIIIIOII nt Cxellfrth Hllhllth and .mother txtelltnt plum I mnk Stfnk xx n e N1d1X1I1 H inson 1 lunnn x ll he pllllt lpitlnvf for S thnd str night xt II tm kx Lo it h IALOIIQIU I,l'Il 'l' to liIl2H'I': Jerry' llillu-ivlr. DirkGt-rhn-h,lN1nrvin llilIlS1lll.illlIi Fran ' .'tnrlx. Y Z I f L Q Fo ' th - third strnigl year, Dyer C'cntrz1l 1 . ' - I est A U v wr X Y' I 1 1 X1 g . 1 . v f 2. 4 f . , x '1 f8.X '1'lz': .fi vzllt st- '- of 8 or the toug,l C7nt'i'in 1-nurse, the 'z Q 'she-d l2tl in the state. 'l'ht- boys l'0l'0l'll for tht- punt I A Az Q mns is 55-l l. . ' ' . ' ' . V , . ' ., .t.' V j 4 ' ' 2 .A W .,. V ' .'.,f . .eA..r A Ztvlxf., ,L',.V' 'I 'l ' ' z J ,Q L' ' ', vi 2 ' ' 1 ' ,, ' 'hix t u sw .2 D Y Av xi w. - '4' - Practice Makes Perfect Marvxn Hanson wdtehen ai: Dick ber 1 k mom ks ln I hr hm s get lll as mum h prfutlu as possxhle md spe nfl most ol thelr spare time on Ihn golf course Both hows lxke the gdnu and have he-come verx good at ll This IS the last xefxr that berlach will par tlplpate while Hanson has one more we ir of f:'llg,llJllllN Dx er s blg., lour flnleh practue round on the 18th hole Ierrw Hllhrlch and Prank Stark prepare to tee off on the hrst hole at Lake Hills Both hows haxe plax ed xargltw Qlnee thelr freshman xear and wlll be plaxlng for their flnal xear fm Indians Capture Crown Cross Country was organized at Dyer Central only two years ago, but under the guidance of coach John Tennant the team won the Calumet Conference with ease. The Indians then traveled to Crestmore Coun- try Club for the sectional meet, and placed 7th out of 26 teams, which included Michigan City, La Porte, and Valparaiso. The seasons final record was 8-1. Good balance, with emphasis on teamwork instead of stardom, was responsible for our success. Charles Palm made the best time for the year with a respec- table 10' 30 for the two mile course. As most of the team members were underclassmen, next year's sea- son should repeat this year's success. Coach Tennant me ull lim l implwll. Vharles l'z1lni. Brush. Tllllill ROW: Rick ltozlian. Put Gibson. Hob lin u lul mx ind ll me Robinson. SHCUNIJ ish, -lcrry Dust. Reed Nlatliews. and Pal X mln-l, X Q Illll Newt-ll lfasll-X, Toni - HH . Thinclads Gain Experience ik. TOP ROW Ed Koch John Blaskovlch Steve Stephen Dale Hlnkel Ilm Austgen Mlke Y0kLllJ llllS Tom lxellx Dean Dunnmg SECOND ROW Rlch Snearlv B1ll Noble Al Evans Blll Rosenvsmkel Charles Palm Dot ne Cole Dyer Central s track program went mto full swlng durmg the sprmg of 1959 w1th the Dy er thmclads competmg IU 7 varslty meets and 2 reserve meets plus the Hobart frosh soph lnvxtatlonal track meet Approxlmately 45 boys partlclpated and close to 40 recelved rlbbons for thelr performances 1n the above meets Our varslty team flmshed 7th m the conference, the reserve team 3rd onlv 4 pO1HtS behlnd the Wmner and the freshmen f1n1shed a strong 2nd wlth only 2 pomts se paratlng them from the champlon team Boys recervlng major letters for the1r perfor mance ln the 1959 season were Al Evans Charles Palm Blll Noble Larry Hammond Jlm Austgen Doyne Cole Jr Ruxz Dave Robmson and Ray Stout At rlght are coach es Tennant and Hayes wlth Al Evans top scorer 6 L Irvan Thornberrw THIRD ROW Pete Elder Ron Gra ham Dave Robmson Jr RUIZ Stan Pdwards Al Yellch BOTTOM ROW Don Butler Ray Stout Larry Ham mond Bob Apple and Bruce Fane Dyer s Fzrst Mat Squad STANDING Bob Sllngerland Frank Kellman Norbert Plepho Bruce Ross Charles Palm Larrv Newlln Tom Morlarty Dave Allen and Ron Gra ham KNEELING Chuck Thomas Carl Spmozzl Although the Wrestlmg team IS ln 1tS flrst year of varslty competltlon the Dyer Central mat men proved that they were to be reckoned with Led by co captalns Dale Hmkel and Chuck Thomas the team showed steady lm provement Wlth Dale Hmkel wlnnlng the conference champlonshlp ln the 133 pound welght class the boys placed flfth 1n the conference sf' Steve Stephen Allen Maschger Rlch Brvant and Joe Lucas SITTING Mlke Now1ck1 Dale Hmkel Ron Bollng Jlm Bncker Blll Waddxngton and Dannv Stephen Co captalns Dale Hmkel and Chuck Thomas wlth Coach Leshe Mllbv , I W F i 7 , Q , 1- p I 5 h ' . i, f A ' A ' 3 4 xxx . K K I M Q no i ' i . 4 i I .L '- , YY' . 1 I X AL ..- ,' v- h .MQ Q A' 'TT M ff , 4 A 7 4 . , - 1 K X ,, K gf I f N, p 1. ,x ,A it , I ' V2 C- 'I W V' A ' . 'A' g, .. uv' ' N, , y , 1 , ' A 5 y 1 ! I H 3 ' 3 3 Y . : ', , h . 7 , - 7 Tumbling Team Makes Debut .. CH o tm: 'N DCPE5 DCH5 DCR 51-I KNl'll'Il,lNG: Sig Toth, Jack 'llt-wt-ll, llale Hinliel, niond, Al VVilcht-r, Don Mcllt x o 1 and Tom Patterson. STANDING: Larry Ham- roach Paul Hayes. Not yet competitive, the tumbling team is actually a gymnastics group, used for exhibi- tional purposes, such as half-time entertain- ment at basketball games. Although gymnas- tics and tumbling are not considered major or minor sports, meets are being planned with such schools as Hammond Tech, Clark, Mor- ton, and Thorton Fractional North and South. In the picture at the right, Tom Patterson, Larry Hammond, and -lack Tewell watch as llale Hinkel demonstrates techniques he has learned as a member of the team. -71. -Q.. -ov K iiegz K if K 5 1 yffkgga 0 f 'J ' 8 , s. if e as as W MQ., ,,, ,Mg V .WK ,g ' le, f V 22:55 ' ' V ' ' . mm f A W 'Mm sf M' , ww , f ,A-wi MM. f Jw . .svgzr D fi- ki J ,f Q 'S zz Q i YR, n , 1 f' 4 AWK, F A 5 L 3,55 5 My , , ,A ., Qu AL f A 1 sux! The senior year means remem bermg as well as doing remem bermg the dreamy music at the prom the frantic screaming and yelling at football and basketball games the good natured chatter and laughter at parties and the sounds of general chaos ln the halls as classes pass Sen lors however contribute many f their own sounds to the school A mong these sounds are the jlngling of money in the senior can the rehearsal of speeches for commencement and the saying of reluctant goodbyes. These seniors, who will soon be enter- ing a new and exciting world, are shown here as ............... . . . D er Central Sounds 0 y ff Through Its Seniors JOANN AHRENDT Art Club 45 Comm. Club 4 lTreas,l Home EC. Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Majorettes 1 Pep Club 1, 2, 4, S.S.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. PATSY BARKER Drama Club 45 GAA 3, 45 Pep Club 1 2, 3, 4g S.S.S. 1, 23 Student Council 4 Cheerleader 1. SHARON BERRY CHARI P9 BIELEFELD GAA 3, Home EC, Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Qportsman s Club 4 ...Q-f Club 1, 2, 3, 4. .74- n v of 60 WILLIAM BILLINGHEIMER SHARON BOUCHER Transferred from Alado lll1no1s 4 Drama Club 4 Echo 4 GAA 3 4 Band4 Home Ec Club2 Latln Club 2 3 Natl Honor Soclety 4 Pep Club 1 3 4 Student Counc1l2 SSS 1 2 SUZETTE BRACE DONNA BRUSCH Transferred from Wellsvllle N Y 3 H0me EC Club 1 Majorettes 1 3 Drama Club 4 iTreasJ Echo 4 FTA Pep Club 1 S S S 1 2 4 GAA 3 Natl Honor Soclety 3 4 lVlC9 pres J Pep Club 3 4 Spamsh Club 3 U N Delegate 3 NICK BUDACK DUN BURNS Industrial Arts Club 1 3 4 Tumbling 1 m , Q v y 1, . - , ,, , -, 2 7 J! ,y ,---,- - , ,2,,4, ,g 5 ,...,. . . Y ' , , , - 'I li ,.. . W ,,, -,- EI 1 GWEN CARPENTER RANDY CASHMAN Drama Club 4, Echo 4 GAA 3 4 Wrestllng 3 4 Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3 Latin Club 2 3 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, SSS 1 ,QL ws' ' Q' . JOHN CLARK NEAL CLARR ' ' A Spanish Club 3, 4. Drama Club 4 FTA 4 Latin C lub 2 1 .. 5'-' 3 v 1 ...Xi l L -t 'Ii 1 nm.. l WILLIAM CROWLEY tR1'G CURTIS .lg X Baseball 1, 2, 4, Basketball 1 2 Basketball 1 Football 1 Z 3 4 'lratk 'WN 'gp go 1 Class Treas. 2, Drama Club 4 Football 3 Jacketman 4 Letterman 1 7 3 4 1, 2, 3, 4, Industrial Arts Club 3 4 iv I- aw Jacketman 45 Letterman 1 2 3 4 ' ' Track 2, 3, 4g Sportsman s Club 3 1Treas.l, 45 Tumbling 3 Comet Co Editor 4. JANICE CZECH Class Treas. 4, Drama Club 4g Echo 45 GAA 3 8: 4 fVice-pres.Jg Home Ec. Club 4, Latin Club 1, 2 lSeC'ylS Majorettes 1, Pep Club 2, 3, 4g Student Council 3, 45 S.S. S. 1, Cheerleader 2, 45 Home Room Officer 3. WILLIAM DEGOEY JOYCE DADO Transferred from Whiting, India- na 2g GAA 3g Majorettes 2, 3. HOWARD DELINCK Football 2, 3, 4, Industrial Arts Club 35 -Iacketman 43 Letterman 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 3, Track 2, 4, Tumbling 2, Wrestling 3, 4. -75- DENNIS DIEHL Transferred from Hammond, Indiana 45 Spanish Club 4. GERALD DUST Band 33 Sportsman's Club 4. t Homecoming ALVIN EVANS Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross-Country 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 3, 4g Industrial Arts Club 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Letterman 1, 2, 3, 43 -Iacketman 4. Home Ec. Club 1, 2, S.S.S. 2, 3, 4. BARBARA EITLEMAN Comm. Club 43 GAA 33 Home Ec. Club 1, 25 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, S.S,S. 1, 2, 4. Cross-Country 1, Drama Club 45 Foot- ball lg Pep Club 1, Spanish Club 2, 3, Wrestling 4, Visual-Aid Club 2, 3. PAT FANE Class Vice-pres. 1, Comet 45 Dra- ma Club 45 FTA 45 1Vice-presjg GAA 3, 4g Home Ec. Club 1, 2, Latin Club 2 iVice-presl, 3, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, S.S.S. 1, 2, 33 Home Room Officer 2. DARRELL FERGUSON Cross-Country 1, Industrial Arts Club 3, 45 Latin Club 2, 35 Pep Club 1, Science Club 1. -77- DICK FATH Class Treas. lg Cross-Country 2, Football 13 Letterman 33 Social Studies Club 4, Student Council 15 Track 2, 45 Wrestling 3, 4. RICHARD GERLACH Basketball 1, 29 Comet 45 Drama Club 4, Football 1, 45 Latin Club 23 Pep Club 13 Golf 1, 2, 3, 43 Let- terman 1, 2, 3, 43 Jacketman 4. ALAN GLANS Drama f'lul14g lic-lm-13 lnclu Xrl s Vlulm Zi, -15 Sviormce- Vlulm 2, Ci. HUYT19 EV- Vlllll 3- 31 Majorettes 11 NANCY GIAJSICH glrjgil Vomet 43 Ummm, Vlulm 4: GAA IB: Pepiflub 1,253.41 SSS. 1, 2. 33. 4. 1 J, .L ll. l.21llIl 4 lulm 3. bpmtwmzu1sf lulv Y2'T f llmm- lif11JIl1fJlllL'QI l. 2 ' f5g?f,fl-iiififg -ur' ff? llAllll.-XRA ll.fXl.l, IJAX Ill lIAl,l, . . , . , . llrum- Ima! lulrl.-5: l 4-pl lulwl 4 Q . , , .5 3. l.!.,l, ll llHlIIl'li1J4 lim-I' l. -' llllllllllllll 2. J. -11 xxfkiilllllgl 1: lmtte-rf eff' lUlN.'Xl.l1llllAl'l.AXNl l,iJI'IS tllililili Sell Candy to li.-Xl.l'll i?lilMMl'Ili Nll-XR'l'lll-X GRUYIC Vluss S4-Ny. 21 Drama Vlulm -11 livlm Vu-l'lmlilm' 41 l' IA rl. 4 ll'1'vs.lL MAA .ll . . h, . - 1 Q llumm- luv. 1 lul1-,.Sq l.2illIl llulm - Il'rm-s.J1 Nillvl lluuwr Suvivty Ii, ll l'l'r'm-:ish l'1-p1'lulv2. Il. 1: Sturlz-ul f'uum'il lg 5.5.5. l, 2, li 4l'n-sl. l1l'.N. lim-ls-ggzilv li. l'Al'l,fLlll'lN1Ml'IR KARICN ll.-XGS'I'HONl lnrluwtriul Arm Club 4' Latin Vlulw 2: liiillfl-11 GAA Jig Hump 1-143 Vinh 1, fi l ep I lulr 1 lrulx 7 1: lwlujurvlu-S l, 2, fi. -13 Pep Vlulm fi, -1' 5.5.5, l. Z. KSN H35 JOAN HEARNE Home Ee. Club 13 Majorettes 13 Pep Club 1, 23 S.S.S. 1. Raise Money NANCY HELDERMAN Cornet 43 Drama Club 43 FTA 33 GAA 33 Home Ee. Club 1, 2, 43 SSS. 13 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Nat'l Honor So- ciety 43 Girls' State 3. MARGIE HELMER Comm. Club 43 Home Ee. Club 13 Pep Class SeC'y. 43 Comet Co-Editor 43 Pep Club 2, 33 1, 2, 3, 4. Art Club 4. VIRGIL HALL CAROLYN HAUSENFLECK GA A 33 1, 3, 4. CAROL HELD GAA il, 43 Home Ev. Club l, 2, 333 Pep Club 1, ZZ, Sl, 43 SSS. l,2. 13.4. RICHARD HHLDT PAT HERMAN Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Drama Club 43 FTA 33 GAA 13, 43 Home He. Club 13 Latin Club l. 23 SSS. 1, 23 Home Room Df- fieer 2, 33 Girls' State 23. JERRY HILBRICH Basketball l, 2, il, 43 Cross-Coun- try 1. 2, S33 Football 43 Golf 1, 2, Il, 43 Pep Club lg Letterman 1, 2, 3, 43 -laeketman 43 Drama Club 43 Nat'l Honor Society 3, 4 tPres.j3 Boys' State 33 Latin Club 2,31 Class Pres. 23 Echo Co-Editor Science Club 23 Sportsman's Club Il. - T59 - ST ,wfwg 1 524' gdffi' ,fa LYNNE HILBRICH Comet 43 Comm. Club 43 Home Ee. Club 1, 12: Pep Club 43 SSS. l, 2, Sl, 41 DAR Award 4. DALE HINKEL Comet 43 Football 3, 43 Industrial Arts Club 3, 43 Jacketman 43 Letterman 51, 43 Sportsman' Club 3: Track 2, 3, 43 Tumbling 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 4. ANDREW HLEBASKO Baseball 2. 3, 43 Drama Club 4 tVice- pres.l3 Echo 43 Football 2, 3, 4g Jacket man 43 Latin Club 23 Visual Aid 2, 3, 4 Letterman 2, 3, 4 tPres.l, Prep MARY LOU HINTON Class Yice-pres. 2, Treas, 33 Drama Club 43 Echo 43 GAA 43 Pep Club 2, Sl, 43 Student Council 3tVice-pres.l, 4 tSec'y.l: Spanish Club 23 S.S.S. 1, 2, CAROLE HOHNER GAA 3, 43 Home Ee. Club 1, 2: Pep Club 1, 2. 3, 43 S.S.S. 1, 2. are for Future . TOM JOHNSON DIAN JONES Art t'lufb41 lnrlustrial Art:-z t'lub CAA 513 Home Er. Club 23 Pep 43 Social Studies Club Il. t'Iuh12,3, ALBERTA KANELOPOULOS Comm. Club'4: Home Ev. Club 2, Jil Pep Club 43 1, 2, 3, 4. ALAN KEILMAN Football 3, 4: Industrial Arts Club 3, 4: Track Il, 4. FRANK KEILMAN Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1 Evho 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Jacket man 43 Letterman 1.2, 3, 43 'l'umb ling 2, ll: Wrestling Ji, 4. KATHY KIRK 3 Drama Club 43 Echo 43 FTA 3, 43 - GAA 513 Home EC. Club 1, 2, I1 - Latin Club 23 Pep Club l, 2. 51,43 SSS. I: Band 1. 'U' Er' ,gym- MIKE KRAGER JOE LA BUDA liar! mga-aw.-...rf 455538 x iq MERRILY LAMBTON TERRY LANE GAA 3, 43 Home EC. Club 1,43 Latin Basketball 2, 3, 43 C'rossACountry 33 Club 2, 33 S.S.S. 1. -Iacketman 43 Letterman 2, 3, 4. 'vw-. '?-5.- , 15, ,annum A 1 cw- M if-A- . Through Hard Work T-'Wu ff. . ,cr-p K N, fin., Q'-n. 'T' 'ill 46 COLIN LE VOY Drama Club 43 Latin Club 23 Pep Club 13 Visual Aid 1, 2, 3, 4. CAROL JEAN MAGER Comet 43 Comm. Club 43 Home Ec. Club 13 Nat'l Honor Society 43 S.S.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. DON MCBEE Industrial Arts Club 3, 43 Social Studies Club 33 Track 1, 2, 33 Tumbling 2, 3, 4. -Q-331- in . RICHARD MAAS Art Club 4. LORRAINE MARION Drama Club 43 GAA 3, 4g Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 2, 33 S.S.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. JUDY MECKLENBURG GAA 3, 43 Home EC. Club 1, 2, 3 v 4 tVice-pres.l3 Latin Club 3 tVice- pres.J3 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 tPres.l' v S.S.S.1, 2, 3, 4. Band 43 Comet 43 Drama Club 43 BILL PARSONS TOM l'A'l l'l'IliSUN 5 Ac, Baseball 3, 43 Cruss-Country 533 Art Club 4 lYit'e-prt-s.l1 Industrial Foutball 1, 3, 43 Trask 23 VVrest- Arts Club 31 Soc-ial Studies Club ling 3, 43 Letterman 23, 4: Jacket- 533 Tumbling 3, 4. man 4. A -IO ANN PATTON WILLIAM PAYNH Transferrt-rl from Crown Point, Drama Club 4. Indiana 23 Art Club 4 lSec'y.lg Comm, Club 43 GAA Zig Major- ettes 13, 45 Pep Club 33 2. TERRI MILLER JANET MORLEY Band lg Class Vice-pres. 4: Drama Club Drama Club 43 GAA 3, 41 Home EC. , 4: FTA 4QG.-XA3,-11 Home lima Club Club 11 Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 41 Spanish 1,21 Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 43 Student Coun- Club 2, Ji. ull 251, 43 S.S.S, lp Homv Hmmm OH1- cer Il. LINDA NEWLIN BETTY OLIVER Pep Club 1, 2. 23. 41 SSS. l. Present q'HAR1,p1g11A1AM DONNA PARRIS Art Club 43 lll'HSS-COIIIIITA' 1. 4: Indus- CUIHIH, Clllll 41 GAA 3, 4l HOUH' lil'- trial Arts Club JS, 4: Sportsman's Club Club 2. 532 5-5-3 1,153,4- 53, 41 Trask IS. 43 Wrestling 41 Letter- man Il. 4: -Iawke-tman 4. .anim K5 Af 'v--v LANA PEEPLES RONALD PEHLGRIM Drama Club 43 Home Ee. Club 1, 23 Industrial Arts Club 3, 4. Pep Club 3, 43 S.S.S. 1, 2. ,IUIJITH PHILLIPS HI-IT'I'YP11'ZPHO IJT2iIIl2ifllL1ll4Q FTA 43 Home lic. Club Coiiiet 43 Ilnnie He. Club lg NaI'l Hun- 1, 2, 3, 43 S,S.S, 1, 2. or Society 43 Pep Club 4: S.S.S. 1, 2, Ji, Senior P cz 13-t il-'Ex S BRUCE PIPER CAROL POORTINGA Basketball 1, 23 Clagg Pres. 13 Cross- Transferred from Lansing, Illinois 23 Country 13 Football 21 Industrial Arts HOYUS EC- Club 41 SP3IliSb Club 531 S. Club 3, 43 Student Council 1,41Pres.j. SS- 3- Wk.-f' 'qs-...y Adv Jw JACK POSTMA Industrial Arts Club 3, 4. RON REDAR Industrial Arts Club 3, 43 Track 2. -823- C'HAR1.ESRAMSEY Transferred from Hammond, ln- diana 33 Baseball 43 Football-1: Sovial Studies Club 43 Spanish Club 43 Sportsmans Club 41 VVre-stling 33, 4. RON REICHELT Industrial Arts Club 53, 41 Sports man's Club 43 Wrestling Sl, 4 Sf DAVID ROBINSON Basketball 23 Comet 43 Cross- Country 4: Letterman 43 Track 3, 4. , fav 4: in :Y if f 4 'Q' fax-ggi? - a, . , ,, I1 1' 4,,,,,, ,, 'J X Q14 -st?-:x 'W BOB SLINGERLAND Transferred from Boone Grove, Indiana 33 Comet 43 Comm. Club 43 Spanish Club 33 Wrestling 5134. 49 DENNIS ROBISON Drama Club 43 Echo 43 Latin Club 33 Social Studies 33 FTA 4. CLARA ROE S N RICHARD ROKOSZ GAA 3, 43 Home EC. Club 1. 2, 4 lPres.l3 Pep Club 1, 3, 43 1. -5. Ya. wr- ' REBA ROESLER Pep Club Ji. Attend Prom Given Basketball lg Comet 43 Cross-Country 13 Spanish Club 2, 3 1Pres.l, 4: Track 1. KENNETH SCI-IUTZ BARBARA SPINUZZI Comm, Club 4: Drama Club 43 Home Et' Club 1.123 Latin Club 1' Pep Club 1. 2. 3, 43 SSS. 1, 2. .Q-441- Industrial Arts Club 43 Latin Club 1. .W -9-M-' CLARENCE SCHELFO Industrial Arts Club 3, 4. DELORES SELSOR Transferred from Blue Island, Illinois 4 ,fi fbi CL37' RICHARD STROMQUIST SHARON SWANSTROM Industrial Arts Club 3, 43 Sportsman's Transferred from Chicago, Illinois 33 Club 3, 43 Wrestling 3, 4. 3, 4. JUDY TANGERMAN JUNE TANGEHMAN Transferred from Hammond, Indiana 4. Transferred from Hammond, Indiana 4. KENNETH TATGE JESS TAUBER Art Club 43 Industrial Arts Club 3, 43 Basketball 13 Industrial Arts Club 4. Sportsman's Club 3, 4. FRANK STARK SHARON STEPHEN Letterman 1, 2, 3, 43 Jacketman GAA 4g Home Ec. Club 1, 23 Pep 43 Golf 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Sec'y. 1, Club 3, 43 S.S.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. Vice-pres. 3g Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Echo 43 Sportsman's Club 3, 43 Baseball 13 Drama Club 4. RICHARD Tl-HEI, CHARLES THOMAS Industrial Artg Club 3' gl 4 fT1-835,33 Baseball 33 Football 2. 43 VVrest- Sportsman's Club 3, 4. ling 3- 4- -2-QS- JANET TUCKER Comm. Club 4, Drama Club 43 Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorettes Ig S.S.S. 1, 2, 3. JOHN VANDERWOUDE Industrial Arts Club 3, 4. BILL VANDERWOUDE Drama Club 45 Echo 4, Nat'l Honor Society 3, 4 lHistorianJg Industrial Arts Club 3, 4 1Vice-pres.Jg Science Club 2, 3, 4. ROBERT VERHOEVE Industrial Arts Club 45 Home Room Of- ficer 4g Sportsman's Club 3, 4. and Say Good-b to High School Days EVELYN VINSON Comm. Club 4, GAA 3, 45 S.S.S. 1, 2, MARILYN ZUVICI-I Comm. Club 4, Drama Club 45 Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3 fTreas.Jg Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, S.S.S. 1, 2. JOHN WINIARCZYK NOREEN WALSH Art Club 45 Comet 4, Comm. Club 45 GAA 3, 4, Home Ec. Club 2, Pep Club 45 Social Studies Club 3, 45 S.S.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. DIANE WOOD Transferred from Dayton, Ohio 3, Dra- ma Club 4 CPres.Jg Echo 4, GAA 33 Nat'l. Honor Society 3, 4 fSec'y.Dg Pep Club 4, Science Club 3, 4 QSec'y.lg Span- ish Club 33 S.S.S. 43 Baush 8: Lomb Science Award 4. Martha Grove, vale- dietorian, will deliver the Commencement address at our gradua- tion ceremonies. She is president of the Lake County Girls' f'onl'erenee to be held at Dyer this year, is a earlet teaelier, and is aetive in many Clubs. Marty also went on the UN- Wasliington trip. 'fm an Gs 'SU is 2 is I H i, it i3 Q E , Q f 5 5 i 2 Senior Honors Lynne Hilhrieh, reeipient ot the DAHboodi1t1Lens Award. tlettb Carol ,lean Mager. winner of the Betty Vroek- er award for Homemaker I7liVl'4JIl1OI'I'OXV. trightl Senior class offi- cers: Ron Graham, pres.g Pat Herman, sec'y.g Terri Miller. v-pres.g Jan Czech, treas.g and Mr. Lawson, sponsor. Salutatorian Suzette Brace also won the Thom McAn Leader- ship Award for her eoinposition on Why I Want to Go to Col- lege. ghze was one of lJyer's two delegates on the Washington- New York 'l'rip. T7 National Merit Scholar- ship finalists Diane Wood and Dennis Robison may he winners of scholarships ranging from S100 to full expense at the Colleges of their choice, ve tai I1 , Q 5 E 'K A 5 . ' , if ' an ,0- fp- ? 5, 'Q D er Central Sounds O y ff Through I ts U nderclassmen Wx, VS ith their eagerness to lealn incl then talent for mtsthiel undeitliss men clisplax houndless 6IllllLlSl1SIll 1 t tex rush from glass to tli s tsttn to the freshmen cliscussing their ntw type of school life asking countless cuestions and even complaini . Hearktn to the sophomores 'is they anticipate the arrival of their recently orcltred class sweaters or to the jun- A s Q ' ' ' 11'11it1,.,'1lu their class rings and whispering in hush-hush tones about the prom. VVhtther protesting or pr'1ising,. the untltrclasstntn are extremtly impor- tant students .. .. .. ..they 'ire the workers. followers and most of all supporters ol' our school . ' 'a ,N if xx . 4 i ,, 'Q iv , 1 ,,. ax f Dave Allen Bae Marie Anderson Don Applequist Steve Arndt Thomas Atwood Wayne Baker Gary Balcerak Linda Baumgartner Shirley Bays Roy Beaver Varol Beck Judy Bellamy AJ, lf fi if-' I I O I J Louis 4-argl ' . I 1' Honni B' ing l r . 'x Georgia Breitzke Terry Brusvh lu 'ia li Juniors Put in Richard Bryant John Brys Bonnie Bucha Judy Bunyard Bill Burk Bob Burns Jean Byerly Jim Campbell Darla Chaney Alive Chappelie Juanita Charters Stephen Cher O I Mike Chermak Earle Ciaglia lidwin Ciaglia Paul Flaus Ayeril Cole Ted ffooli fs' fe C' e i I Fw l L C X J ,- Q. J X 'a Busy Year X il fu Q sfV'k1rFf:' ' pw-91919 5 W A ' 94 M vt I 5 . . Mi A 3' A I X 'Q '8 P' . ' Pat Cox Robert Cox Miriam Craven Glorianne Curtis Judy Darnell Harriet Davis Paula Davis Barbara Delinck Geraldine DeM0ry Karen Detchon Billy Dewes Pamela Dicks Judy Dillon Joyce Dines Edward Dunning Alice Dust Elaine Dust Peter Elder SHOULD WE OR SHOULDN'T WE? Is this the best or that? Junior class officers puzzle over one of the many problems encountered during the year. The officers are Sig Toth, presidentg Mr. Eberly, sponsorg Marsha Yates, vice-presidentg Mrs. Wease, sponsorg Kathy Lohse, treasurerg and Bonnie Bucha, secretary. Jerry Elliot Joe Endres o . in V Linda Eriks Beulah Evans 15 r. James Fauser Judy Fitzpatrick Bob Foster Ray Freeman Jan Full Gerald Gaber Marsha Gard Jay Gauthier Mary Gerlach Georgia Gloser Shirley Graham Dexter Graves Sandi Greenwell Don Grothaus Harold Halfman Jerry Halfman Larry Hammond Arlene Hamot Roberta Hankins NEW JUNIOR MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY proudly pose for their portrait. They are, left to right, Diana Stephen, Arlene Hamot, Joe Wachter, Marsha Yates, Glorianne Curtis, and Harry Kilander. Marvin Hanson Bob Harder Dean Hardesty Tom Herman Eleanor Hero Willis Higgins Operatmg Sandy Hilbrich Rose Hoemig Anita Huppenthal Helga Jacohsma Charles Johnson lf 'Q -lim Jones Shirley Keegan Sharon Keilman S Harry Kilander Wendell Kistler John Kobeske Francy Kryzanowski Janet Kuffel Nancy Lang Coke Bar :ewem M4 2 X , M -lr y it tutt 3 FQ we XG 4 W N ,V 'sUFFEf fav '5 , l iamag ,XXV Agni Ahrhild 1, Q ,X has Donna Lantigua Jim Lemieux Kathy Lohse Frances Long Jerry Long Tom Mayden Mary Maye Dave McBride C Bill Noble Pat Nondorf Mike Nowicki Jerome Ochs Dennis Pagels Kenneth Palmer Bill Parker George Pearson Norbert Piepho Betty Pruitt Lloyd Pugh Alex Rafalski Lloyd McGriff Ron Meyers Dale Mobley Tom Moriarty Jack Mote Pat Mysliwiec Charles Neil Don Niemeyer 5 .- .. l i Za 3 Q. fi! s , E ' ' Q hm' L Q L si , Y 3 if 0? ri 'jixl' ,Q 1 X- VlmM'M ' Null? li rm X ygm2 Tv-4 'C -5 1 1 1 x W! Q it Q? , me W. iw .P me K QM 1 'Q 4 SELLING CHRISTMAS CANES AND TREES full of candy was one of the many junior projects. The money brought in was used to finance the prom. Ken Palmer and Butch Baker helped to make the sale successful. Evelyn Redar Marlin Redar Jane Reed John Render Mitchel Rhoads Ray Rickert Michael Ross Eddie Ruhle Varol Salus Sue Sargent Tom Schaefer Bernard Schau Bill Schiffhauer Louis Schilling Bill Schmidt . ,qu 'W if gi ll Raising Money Annette Schubert Barbara Schubert Kathy Segert Frances Shofroth Ronald Sliger Marilyn Spohn Diana Stephen Sharon Stone Francis Stumpe Pat Stumpe .A ffm -W 4 an fi 1 f -fl x H , Dorothy Sullivan Richard Sum Hob Templeton 'lim Terry Jack Tewell James Thiel for the J unior-Senior Prom S -or .M It 'IJ ?f 'fi . aaa ' Q itll if 4 35' . '-gy., 'J' I I 1 1 Jo Ellen Todd Marsha Topa Sig Toth Linda Tucker Dee Yasilas Dave Vaughn -loe Wachter Pat Weeks Barbara Whitwort h Billy Whitworth David Wiening Al Wilcher Roxy Williams Marsha Yates Al Yelich Mike Yukuliziitis T1 Wx! 4' 1 if 'f-U 'sew 3 l T T 'F f, 3 iff T 4? xx- X1 BIGGEST EVENT 0F THE JUNIOR YEAR is the arrival of the class rings. Here Sandi Greenwell, Tom Herman, and Barbara Delinck proudly display theirs for all to see. HELPING TO MAKE THE SOPHOMORE YEAR the busiest and happiest of them all are class officers Jolynn Miklik, vice-presi- dentg Pauline Govert, secretaryg Dick Mit- chell, treasurerg Carol Clemenz, presidentg and Mr. Kerns, sponsor. Steve Adams Robert Apple Chuck Augenstein Danny Austgen Jim Austgen Bill Baumgartner James Bauske Dennis Beal fi, Jerry Beal James Beccue Donald Berry Dave Birchall John Blaskovich Mike Bly , Terry Boling Star Boucher Bob Bracken Lee Bremer Melvin Brite Brenda Brown Danny Budack Alan Bush Dan Butler Don Cathey Charles Clavier Carol Clemenz Sophomores Grow A 'bei r A eesei 1 1 a w fl 1 ' ielsiwrw stlfiiiml 1 fi 5 3 XX' X' aff is E . sl. 1' K A fi if Q is A A. Z ' Iiie Q J A li. 'Z 'Yr .,,.AA 5 f ,. NVLE Q J c l a A ir f ie in Ufisdom 'IW 6:43 Z I N. se .es 'f A FN df, l G ,V v 'l I Y eq, .f e, ,-my gl .Y .3 Z ,gl Q ' 3- , f, - .44 5 nw- t -A 'Ls 1. , QL, Q an J , , L --h1 f'f5' ,3 W a-UQ af ,, - S, 1 : 1 F 15. . is Q! 'lib L Doyne Cole Karen Copp Bob Crosariol Talmage Darnell Glenna DeBruler Walter Deutsch Lewis Doom Phil Dubes Ervin Dudek Harry Dust Jerry Dust Stanley Edwards Judy Evans Bruce Fane Diane Ferguson Gary Ferko Beverly Fisher Kay Foltz Judy Fugate Jeff Furman Pat Gerlach Dianne Govert Pauline Govert Janet Grafton Pam Graves Judy Griffith Tom Grish Judy Grisham Sharon Grodetz Caroline Grummer Ruth Halfman Dennis Hardy Darwin Hand Russell Hankins bs if d. -Q s if 1 Q l wb . 'l 2 'fsf -'S 'L .. fa rf, ,2,AA ff A W - . a Janice Helderman Harriett Henry Carol Hilbrich Sandy Hill Rich Hinrichsen Terry Hlebasko Steve Holdosh Jerry Hunnicutt if Q is '- i if It xml f iwi wi BS' Terry Huseman Robert Imes Cheryl Jackson Janice Jackson Martha Jenkins Claude Jones Gerard Kaiser Marilyn Koepl Jackie Lambert Dana Lockhart Jack Lucas Judy Magurany Martha Malsch Through Dilzgence Paul Marcinek Reed Mathews Bobby McCullough Rochelle Meyer Jolynn Miklik Bob Kanelopoulos , Carol Miller Tom Kelly Robert Kelsy Edward Koch Ray Miller Agnes Koepl Jim Mitchell '4' X9 -ns ' Delores Mobley Linda Moehlman Carol Moisoff Judy Myland James Neel Bonnie Neitzel and Effort 3 Rt: . :P x '1 F Q Su J, I Larry Newlin Sylvia Nowak Pearl Palmateer Michael Parkinson Diane Patterson Judy Peck Sandra Pehlgrim Brenda Phillips LOQUACIOUS? HM-M-M! Now what does that mean? Sophomores Jimmy Neel and James Robert- son look up the meaning of the word to discover what their slightly irate teacher meant. Nancy Pilsitz Marjorie Postma Ellen Powell I Jane Pruitt ff -3 . s -of -vw l 1 . Julie Ranta ' 4 , l ,, 'Q- Robert Redar 9 13, 13. 'rue 5, Hg ,lt H ,, 9 1 :nfl-Qlll'n:: R:-I' Virgene Redar Judy Richardson 4' Glenda Ricketts Edward Riese 9 ' .3 James Riese .1 ' Robert Rietman A Q. V A 1 . S . . . . Nu g 1 5 ' f l- llil ? 2 Ronald Rietman Jim Robertson Carolyn Robinson ' 'J I ECHO KICK-OFF CAMPAIGN aroused in- terest and curiosity in the student body. Ka- thy Smith and Bruce Fame were among the many who tried to puzzle out the meaning of the Tchuhoj. Hill Rosenwinkel Philip Ruban Wa.-are-: -it ' ' Z If .. r lndalecio Ruiz Pat Ryan I' NMR Q- I L I James Saburn Rose Satterlee Betty Schmidt Richard Schubert Virginia Schutz Gene Seegers Rosella Setters Bernice Shelly Through Classrooms Jo Sizemore Farl Skaggs Pat Skorupa Kathy Smith Richard Snearly Carl Spinozzi Mary Stamos Michael Stamper Steve Stephen Hill Stewart . . and Clubs 3 I 9 'Mile Nd i s f 5 K l -f l lf,-F rv Eileen Thiery Georgia Thomas lrvan Thomberry Lois Toth Dan VanDerWoude Thomas Vaughn John Voyak Jane Wakeman Darlene Weis Robert Wells Pat Stewart Mathilda Stolberg Ray Stout Sue Stromberger Robert Svast Bonnie Swinford Bonnie Wheeler James Wilson Larry Wilson Brooke Worley Janice Young Robert Young Not pictured: Allan Hand if M5 lull I MARJORIE POSTMA PROUDLY ACCEPTS from Mr Jones her certi ficate of merit for performance in the National Educational Development test. 5-. NJ 3 was 5 Sgfplkft ii giwe ,:.. ' Q 'W bww? Robert Abraham Marilou Adams Barry Ahlborn Patricia Albright Richard Arnold James Atwood Mary Austgen Elaine Baake Judy Bauser Vernel Bauser Billy Birch Paulette Black Warren Boller Janet Boyd Kathy Boyer James Bricker Freshmen Become Joseph Britton Tom Brusch Cynthia Breitzke Agnes Brys Patricia Bunyard Robert Burish Tom Bumison Edward Bums Linda Burton Tom Burton Ron Carter Bryce Clark Mike Clark David Clemens Ed Clemens Richard Clemens Claude Cole Judy Consier 'Q 'A 1 ii! il .s', was-f' ' ttjf -.. 'vm- 'Q we 9 n . v fu L . .QA Hob Crider Jan Culver Marla Davis Wayne lJeGoey Michael Delinck Thomas DeMik John DeMory Carol Detchon Charles Draper Newell Easley June Edwards Alan Estrada Roger Fairbanks Eugene Fischer Phillip Gardner Patrick Gibson Marion Gloser Philip Govert - 103 PLANNING THEIR CLASS S FIRST YEAR AS HIGH-SCHOOLERS are the freshman officers Eileen Staniszeski, secretaryg Phil Govert treasurer M Underwood, sponsorg Cindy Breitzke vice president and Phil Gardner, president William Govert Marvin Gravitt James Greybill Bob Grimble Marietta Grimmer Robert Grove William Hogge Sandra Halle Phyllis Ludwig Peer Lykke William MacDonald Alice Malsch Thomas Marlow Allen Maschger and Error Herman Matlock Gayle Mayden Sharon McFarland David McGriff Linda McPherson Richard Meyers 5 Jack Miller Turhon MX1rad Craig Parlor Dianne Pawlowski Virginia Payne Wanda Pearson Frank Pepkowski Andrew Pfeiffer Jerry Piepho Rich Rakoczy Robert Rayfield Michael Riese Larry Robinson Rick Rozhon Leroy Mysliwiec Glenna Newman Kathy Nichols Marsha Niemeyer Dwight Noble Joseph Ochs John Palm Dennis Parker at R ei... ,, F ' ?g,,?,f4H 1 Li 1 all . 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V X is SUSAN HAMMOND examines a philodendron growing in the conser- vatory adjoining the biology room. 41' Dorothy Ross Theresa Hudisel 'R ' A Robert Sambrooks Robert Saville Nelson Schafer Harold Sheaks Dolores Scheenng John Schilling Joanne Schillo Rosemarie Schubert Carol Schutz - Barbara Schutz Etwin Schutz Nora Short Dominic Sitowski Through Work Rose Stage Brenda Stamper Eileen Staniszeski Marva Stanley Dan Stephen Jim Stephenson Jerry Stout Peggy Sullivan Bruce Swinford Herman Swinford and Play xi' , ',A. r -'mx ' 1? ,, mfg.. ff iz L- -T my 4:1221 y ' 3.-z'f2iTe2fm54 Lorraine Verhoeve Patrick Vrabel Bill Waddington John Walsh Anita Walters Larry Tangerman Joyce Tarkington Reginald Terry Linda Tussey Russel Vaught Victoria Vaught Charles Winebrenner Ken Westerwelle Gary Whitaker Richard Wilson Trudy Wise Burma Wedding Barbara Wood James Wozniewski Marilyn Wright Henry Yonker Danny Yokubaitis STRAINING FOR AN EDUCA TION, Newell Easley makes use of the reference files in our Well equipp ed library. WW L ww-J ,,..ff M1 Q-wwf N 'fm ' TEV N'-,,.f' 3 if rev, 5? Sounds are as ever present in the Commercial world as they are in our everyday school world. Name brands, jingles, and slogans are being discus- sed everywhere. ..... from the high geared sales pitch of the trained sales- men right down to the ordinary talk of friends and neighbors. These sounds are a symbol of the Commercial World in which we live ,and many of them play an important part in our school life. For this reason ,.......,... '. , . . Dyer Central Sounds Off Through Its Shopping Guide Teibelis Restaurant Catering To Weddings and Banquets Phone: UNion 5-6161 Corner Routes 30 and 41 -110- Suburban Shell Servzee Grzffzth TV Sales and Servzee 119 Gr1ff1th Blvd Grlffith Indlana We Repaxr A11 Makes of Rad1OS and Telev1s1ons Chuck Rosenwlnkel 6Q1Qws'1 N--.. 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Thzel Cabznet Shop Dyer Branch Gary National Bank bFD Grzmmer s Servzce t th y Ph UN 5 961 N ght Ph UN 5 061 11 Schere1'v111e Sport And Ba1t Shop IS th fRt Rt 41 St J h 5158 Dyer, Indiana I Mem er . .I.C. O , Q Service for he Car Fuel Oil for e Horne I Route 30 Schererville, Indiana 1 Mi e Ou 0 30 on . Da one: ion -6 i one: ion -8 Phone: . 0 n Congratulations From Scherwood Club P O Box 416 Scherervxlle Indlana Indlana Lake County Tztle Co , Inc Crown Point Cook Indlana Indlana Gen s Darz Palace Ice Cream Malts Soft Drlnks Food Coffee 625 J ohet St Dyer Indlana 118 Hoffman s Super Market Aastgen s gi, Grzffzth Electrzc Everythmg ln Foods Wllford Austgen Prop Dyer Indlana Electncal Contractmg D0 3 Wlrlng Flxtures Supphes Repairs Root Beer Hot Dog Bar BQ Corner of U S Route 30 and Phone TEmp1e 5 7528 old st John Road 213 Broad St Dyer Indlana Grlffith Indlana Dyer Standard Servzce Frlendly Servlce Well Known Standard Products Dyer, Indlana 119 Q ' A and WRoot Beer M unster Steel NNW Structural Steel Rt 141 Munster Indlana Eddle s Standard SGTVICG Standard O11 Co Products N E Corner Routes 30 and 41 Scherervxlle, Indlana Phone Unlon 5 6011 Lampreeht Florzst 62 Greenhouse Phone TEmple 8 4754 When It s Flowers Say It Wlth Ours 8941 Klelnman Road, Hlghland, Ind On Route 41 St John Indlana Breezy Point Motel - 120- Moriartyas L. Tr a g P 0 Wholesale Candy Distributor Fine Brand Name Products phone: Torrence 2-3008 1420 Magnolia 426 Merril Avenue Dyer Indiana Calumet City Il11no1s The L Kezlman Co Grain Lumber Coal Hardware Feed Custom Grinding Sz Mixing Garden Supphes Phone UN1on 5 6331 Dyer Indiana 121 STATE FARM INSURANCE P Alan Rosenwmkel 306 W 5th Gary Indzana Agent , . Turner 2-0436 Lowell R awk S Scherervtlle Barber Shop Umon Shop Alr Condltloned Pure Serotee Merl Hammond Towmg Greasmg 13 West Johet Street Repalrs Washmg Phone UN1on 5 8231 Scherervllle Ind1ana 62 Truck Stop Phone St John 3941 St John on U S 41 QM1le Indlana North of Jct U S 30 Sz 41 George Craven 322 Hancock Avenue Indlanapolls Indlana Herff Jones Company Artmaster Yearbooks Class Rm gs Graduatxon Announcements MELrose 7 9841 MELrose 1 3543 123 , Bireh's Hi-Way Restaurant I W I Jo Ann s Restaurant Jo Fuss Q 122 On U S Route 30 Phone UN1on 5 6041 Dyer Indlana I ndzana Farm Bureau Cooperatwe Ass n, nc Byerly S Servzce Station Mlnor Repalrlng Tlres Batterles 8a Accessorles 47 South Pennsylvama Street Indlanapohs 9 Indlana 24 Hour TOW1ng Phone MElr0Se 1 8361 M BUREAU Phone DAvenport 2 5375 CQ QP Route 30 Sn Austln Ave Scherervlue Indiana Hartsdale Fertzlzzer Plant P O Box 308 Scherervllle, Indlana Phone UN1on 5 2811 124 - 1 I N-N ,. 5 K V on J F E Tiff-A ofa 1 A 1 eg 2 , . ' : U : y Obee Wholesale Grocers 9001 South Baltlmore Ave Chlcago 17 I1l1no1s Northern Indzczna Publzc Serozee Company III work my blazmg little head ati for you PEPPY FLAME Dedicated to the servlce of the people of Northern Indlana NIPSCO Gas and Electrlc Company Westmore 2 5200 5265 Hohman Avenue X 9 125 GB s 9 J P ' 5, ' 4' 9 Hammond, Indlana - if' v ,, , ' . . , School Bookstore Everything In School Supplies Dyer Central High School The Glamour Shop Gene Goglak Ladies' - Infants 8: Children's 18 East Joliet Street Schererville, Indiana J ack 'S Wear The Dyer I nsarance Agency Robert B. Nutt Where Insurance Premiums Are Made Easy With Our Monthly Budget Plan Fire-Auto-Life Standard Service Hospitalization Jack Kucken, Prop. Atlas Tires-Batteries-Accessories Phone UNIOH 5 1515 2029 H S Rt 41 sl cedar Lake Rd cook Ind art t Phone Cedar Lake 2001 DY91' Indlana l 76 P I k wfffe mn Wm' S School Sweaters Route 41 St John Indlana Ornamental Iron Ra111DgS Phone St John 2681 The best ln the mld west Local Factory Representatlve Dyer Clover Farm Store 1933 Hart St LEO 8: LIL PUTZ Proprletors Dyer Indiana Phone UN 5 6151 Phone UN1011 5 8775 Dyer Indlana The Log Restaurant Everythlng ln Fme Foods Indlana Sz Illlnoxs State L1ne 127 Joseph C. Mikhk sir' Sauzer S Waffle Shop and K Lddzeland th t 30 128 Henderson Construction Co. 62 Lincoln Knolls Estates U S 30 Sz Austln Ave Scherervllle Indlana Rostnko Service Statton Corner Routes 30 and 41 Frne Standard Products Grtfftth Sport Shop Athletlc Fqulpment for Fverv Sport Guns Camera Flshlng Supplles Mercury Outboard Motors Phone TEmple 8 2203 136 North Broad St Grlffxth Ind IU Dyer Hotel and Tap 202 Johet St Phone UNION 5 1501 1 . . - I E . . , 'J J su .w. , . ., , . , . . . , , - 'K- Long S Vtlluge Pump Restaurant Stephen cfz Gtlltam For Good Frlends of Good Food Tourist Court Standard O11 Company Products Llncoln Hlghway 24 Hour SETVICS UNIOD 5 8209 5 7241 Illlnoxs 8: Indlana State L1ne Dyer Indlana We cater to partles and banquets Dcury Queen of Dyer Shakes Malts Sodas Sundaes Banana Sphts Strawberry Shortcake U S 30 ar 1 State Lme Dyer Indlana 130 , U I I 9 C ,T 0' 2' V , - I 'I ir I1 tw, Q . . , if 1 ir LF' on themr xx tx to successful Q irtere IH ont ol PXITIQFIL 1 S b me mclustrlee Steel lhex fleuclefl its xxe hope xou xxlll rlttlrltl to let lnl md 'Steel C ompmx ulp thtm pl tn thtlr future Somt nrt gg umng lxnoxxltclf,,t md utpfmnct m spa ull trults to htcomt Jourmxmm mtchmlstx c r pentere or ElQCU'lfllNS some tra toncentr ttmg on cert un ph mei of steelm tlung bx xx orlxmg m the open heftrth Qhopi the colcl rollmgg INIllQ or the Q 1lx IHIIINH lmes Qtlll othere xre xx orlxmgz m l mbor ntorles bllllfllnjl 31. nl' .,....,-- nl ...R Irll tml ollerb the hlgzh school g'I 1ClL11tQ an extcllent opportumty to further hte tclur 'ltlon lwmploxees m xx p trtlclp xte m 1 x metx ol on the Job trumng pro grtms or they t tn contmut thelr form 1l educ xtlon hx rtglsttrlng for extnmg coursts olltrtcl by loc xl Iurclut xml lncll mt I Y'llXL!'SllX l Xttuston Centere Pl tn now to mx estlg :tt the unllmltul opportumtles for xou IH Steel xvlth the mxdwest 5 own steel comp mx INLAND STI-JLI INLAND STEEL Employment Dlvnslon COMPANY 3113 Block Avenue Indiana Harbor Works East Chmago Indmna 131 Ll ,Q 1 ' M '- 1: . 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Hx' -lyn - 81' 1 At long last the book IS flnlshed the Job IS completed But we three reallze that none of th1s would have been pOSS1bl6 wlthout the dlllgence of our staff the sklll of the Root photographers and the co operatlon of the faculty All of these were lI1d1Sp6l'lS3bl6 to our recordmg the events of the year as DYER CENTRAL SOUNDS OFF THROUGH THE 1960 ECHO Maw WHMM W? l 311 . 3: K .E MMM. W W-xy. Q E ' T fmxmj' 5 x Nw, K- TTN 'tN ' ' Z NK , 4 T T! , I Y 1 K' , , 5 9 I Q -N gd V YS 5:1 gill sz' 3 HQ, 1 Xia? ' .3 fl: A ' 1 Q nm x QW 1 -r K ' ' A A F A o 4 fi 'K me 5 is fi ilw V , 'Q' 6 3553 W Q 4 T5 I X