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

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A Smooth Day Mr. Glenn Eberly, B.S., Ball State; M.S., Purdue; Boy’s Counselor, Lettermen’s Club. Problems, everywhere problems. . .Mrs. Wease and Glenn Eberly take care of the guidance problems while Mrs. Levine eases skin burns, minor cuts, and scratches. Financial reports and secretarial problems are solved by Mrs. Trapp and Mrs. Howell, respec¬ tively. These problems, however, seem minor to the students of Dyer Central because of the efficient way in which they are handled by our skilled corp of workers. Mrs. Cecile Levin, R.N., St. Margaret’s School of Nursing; School Nurse, Medical Professions Club.

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Mr. Don Moriarity, St. John Township Trustee Mr. Fred Jones, B.S., M.S., Indiana State; High School Principal Many Talents Render . . . The administration of our school rests in the hands of Don Moriarity, George Bibich, and Fred Jones, men who have given Dyer Central effective leader¬ ship during a period of rapid growth and expan¬ sion. Mr. Moriarity, trustee, represents the school to the community, securing funds necessary to give Dyer Central students the best available teachers, facilities, and school plant. Mr. Bibich, supervising principal, has developed an air of cordiality and fairness among the faculty and students alike with his intense spirit and abundant enthusiasm for his job. Mr. Jones, the principal, continues his firm, but impartial, discipline; his constant improve¬ ment of the curriculum; and his own personal de¬ dication to making Dyer Central one of the finest high schools in the state. Mr. George Bibich, B.S., Western Kentucky State; M.S., Indiana State; Supervising Principal

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Mr. Bill Phillips, B.S., Indiana State; general math, algebra. Mr. Albert Lawson, B.S., Indiana State; solid and plane geometry, trig¬ onometry, baseball and Freshmen basketball coach, co-sponsor Letter- men ' s Club, Sophomore class sponsor. Mr. Kermit Kerns, B.S., Indiana State; M.S., Purdue; algebra, athletic director. Inspecting the different solid figures are Carol Miller, Steve Adams, John Blaskovich, Ervin Dudek, and Larry Newlin. Versatility, preciseness, and the usefulness of math make it a must in everyone’s curricu¬ lum. From the relationships in triangles to the algebraic mixture problems, all students find math practical. Percentages and fractions may pose problems for some, but after gen¬ eral math, the problems disappear. Taught by television, this advanced algebra class learns new methods Pondering over the equation, Charles Eaton looks at his book, and short cuts. At the board are Turhon Murad, Carol Detchon and while Brenda Wells completes her problem. Gary Kaiser.