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

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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 - '

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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 , .

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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 ,