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

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Senior Charles Pearison acquires skill on one of the many machines in metal shop class. Training Creates The buzzing of a saw, the humming of a drill, and the coarse sound of sand paper rubbed against hard wooden surfaces shatter the atmosphere of the shop classes of Dyer Central. Boys scurry back and forth, each with a definite purpose, as sparks fly from the welding torch and a machine grinds away Mr. Tomjanovich watches as Terry Darnell works industrious¬ ly in wood shop.

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Mrs. Grau looks on approvingly as her class completes a difficult stunt. Mrs. Audrey Grau B.S., Ball State. Exercise Builds Strong Bodies Mr. Pilarcik gives instructions to his physical education class on basketball. Health and physical education are two closely re¬ lated subjects. When attempting to train the mind, edu¬ cators cannot disregard the body and how it looks, acts, and feels. Physical education should be recognized as education through exercise rather than mere physical exercise. NO matter what plans he may have for the future, every student should have a foundation of sound knowledge and good habits for healthful living. Mr. Al Pilarcik B.S., Valparaiso University.

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Senior Dove Payne learns from Mr. Milby how to care for the involved machines in the shop at Dyer Central. Opportunities on an intricate design on a piece of metal. In shop, boys have the opportunity to develop their skills in the crafts of wood shop, metal shop, and mechanical drawing. These fine arts enable many boys to become successful craftsmen in the construction field. Greg Bodner learns the art of welding in the above picture. Mr. Linley aids Bob Van Houten in mechanical drawing while Skip Gose works diligently on his project. - 21 -