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

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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.

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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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. . .Ich Liebe, Amavi, Habre Querido Mr. Jonas Kavaliunas, M. A., University of Vilnilis, Lithuania; German, Applied mathema¬ tics. Miss Ruth Pierce, A.B., St. Mary-of-the-Woods; M.S., Purdue University, Spanish, English, Comet sponsor, Spanish Club. Mr. Louis Iaconetti, B.A., M.A., Indiana State; La¬ tin, Television director, Latin Club, Golf Coach. Adventure of language lures the Dyer Central student with linguistic interests into a trio of fascinating languages-Latin, German, and Spanish. More sympathetic Spanish - Ameri¬ can, East - West, relations could be accom¬ plished through a better understanding of these languages and, all world problems would be seen in new light if the people of the world could understand each other. One of the numerous projects undertaken by the Latin classes is making unique and novel Latin Christmas cards. Examining some of these cards are: Susan Newland, Diana Davison, Ed Antkowiak, and Dennis Austgen. Making good use of the modernly equipped language labora¬ tory during German class are Skip Sitowski, Mary Kay Yuk- nis, Henry Yonker, Judy Hoffman, and Phil Gardner.