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Knee socks, textured nylons, and loafers are popular with the girls this year as shown by Juanita Grish, Cindy Bouch- ■, Nancy Tiebel, Terry Blaize, Sue Herrman,- Linda Dug¬ ger, Peggy Mathews, and Carol Bohling. unique fads Judy Patchman is ready for cold weather with her high boots and fur collar. While Frank Wright keeps warm in his three-quarter length coat. At first glimpse in the morning, the many unusual fads are revealed. Girls lead the fashion parade with high hemlines, knee socks and loafers. Small and large bows adorn the variety of hair styles. The young man’s world of fashion includes zippered sweaters, ski jackets, and three- quarter length coats. Steady shirts and sweaters remain pop¬ ular throughout the year. Matching skirts and slacks are also worn by steady couples. 8
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varied tasks dominate the morning scene Dver’s quiet halls will soon come alive with the ar¬ rival of over a thousand students. Buses will dispose of their loads—silence will gradually be absorbed and in its place will resound the chatter of energetic youths. The morning’s journey has been brief, but it does not end here. Some will continue their travels by engaging in discussion of Civil War events, incidents in the lives of famous auth¬ ors, or the derivation of math theories. Laughter—tears—disgust—surprise—plans—all are as much a part of Dyer’s curriculum as the scheduled classes and free hours. Every minor experience of the day clings to another and forms our high school memories. The morn¬ ings at Dyer are the beginnings for all experiences follow¬ ing throughout a lifetime. Students chat together as they wait in line for make-up slips and schedule changes. Sherry Kleismit, Carol Yankey, and Becky Griffin arrive on a late bus into the Two of Dyer’s efficient janitors, Mike Cinko and bustle of high school life. “Jiggs” Grafton, clear sidewalks before the buses ar- 7
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Sandy Roe and Mary Roebuck illustrate the fashion trend to bar¬ rets, bows, and hair bands. make debut The newest fad in jewelry is “pinky rings.” Angora is out! Initial Pins have taken over for displaying class rings. Bulky, soft mohair sweaters have captured the hearts of many girls as shown by Donna LeVoy, Juanita Grish, Carole VanDeSteeg, and Brenda Wells. 9
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