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

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English Deportment Teaches. . . TEACHING JUN¬ IOR AND SENIOR ENGLISH keeps Jan¬ et Crisco busy all days and many nights, but she finds time to sponsor Fu¬ ture Teachers of America, and to su¬ pervise the cadet teachers. SUPERVISING SCHOOL BUSES, di¬ recting audio visual education, and teach¬ ing sophomore Eng¬ lish fill Roscoe Protsman’s days but leave him time for a little philosophizing now and then. GIVING FRESHMEN A STRONG FOUN¬ DATION in English is Marilee Thanholdt ' s aim. As sponsor of the freshman class, she starts students in the right direction for their trip through the four years of high school.

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. . .Language Department DURING HER YEARS AT DYER CENTRAL, Ruth Pierce has taught Latin, English, and Spanish. She enjoys them all, but her favor- its class is the hour she works with the Comet staff, getting out the school newspaper. • JUII0 I JOJQUM i l«wi ! •( IN USE FOR THE FIRST TIME THIS YEAR, the language laboratory proved an invaluable aid to German and Spanish students. By listening to recordings made by professionals, students in¬ crease their ability to understand and to speak. In this picture, intent Spanish scholars are Bob Grove, Neil Keintz, and Patti Osborne. NEW TO THE FACULTY THIS YEAR, John Kavaliunas gained immediate pop¬ ularity as teacher of conversational Ger¬ man. A graduate of the University of Vil- nius, Lithuania, he is also qualified to teach Russian and mathematics. { Lm

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. . . Reading, Writing, And Speaking COMING TO DYER FROM CROWN POINT, Ed Robert¬ son has established himself as a solid teacher of freshman English. He believes emphasis should be put on reading and writing, and his stu¬ dents find their year with him to be a pro¬ fitable one. He has also earned the re¬ spect and loyalty of the school for the fine job he has done as head basketball coach. LOOKING HAPPIER THAN HE FEELS, Doyne Cole addresses the members of his speech class. TECHNIQUES OF PUBLIC SPEAKING are taught by Barbara Foss. In addition, she teaches junior English and sponsors the Sen¬ ior Drama Club.