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

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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.

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. .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,

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