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

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.. .. Comet As the monthly deadline rods around, Cometeers write and dummy their newsy copy. Last minute photos and happen¬ ings are rearranged to provide an eye¬ catching front page. Under the veteran leadership of Miss Ruth Pierce, the Comet appears on time, all the time. Editing reports handed in by reporter s are the editors, Caroline Gruramer and Steve Adams; an assistant editors, Carol Miller and Janet Grafton. Doing daily assignments are reporters, Glenda Ricketts and Ray Miller; fashion editor, Jo Sizemore; and staff reporters, Mary Stamos and Janice Helderman. Exchange editor Marilyn Koepl types the addresses as Mike Biedron and Chuck Augenstein, advertising managers watch. Keeping the record is business manager, Bud Darnell.

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Previewing the possible Echo pictures are co-editors Sue Stromberger and Bob Apple; while sponsor Mr. Robertson looks on. Sports writers, Jim Austgen and Doyne Cole, dictate their copy to typist Ruth Halfman, while circulation man Bob Wells waits his turn. Echo Under the new sponsor, Mr. Robertson, the 17-member staff works to keep up the high standards of yearbook journalism. To be a member, one must write a letter to the spon¬ sor stating his experience, desire, and posi¬ tion he would like. Positions vary from copy- writing, editng, layout, to sports, circulation and ads. Straightening out the money matters with business manager Dan Van Der Woude, are circulation man, Terry Hlebasko; Ads, Irvan Thomberry and Russel Hankins. Layout and copy staffs work hand in hand. Doing their typical every-day work are Julie Ranta, Georgia Thomas, Pauline Go vert, Marge Postma, Carol Clemenz, Eileen Thiery, and Glenna De Bruler. - 28 -

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Chuck Augenstein, Carol Detchon, and Richard Radford examine plants in the school greenhouse. The Bi Phi Chem Club, a newly organized science club has set certain aims for their members. They strive to both increase science knowledge and skill and to understand and further science in the school. David Glittenberg receives a grant for his science project on extra cor¬ poreal circulation from William Schenck, executive director of the North¬ west Indiana Heart Foundation. Projects Undertaken By Science Club Front row: Jim Miel (treas.), Bob Apple (pres.), Mark Kinghom, James Wozniewski, James Lewkowski, and Mr. Vereb. Back row: Mr. Mayhugh (Co-sponsor), Richard Radford, Law¬ rence Mayhew (sec’y), Melvin Piepho, Henry Yonker, Don Cathey, and Chuck Augenstein. - 30 -