Dyer School - Annual Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1975 volume:

YEAR BO0K CHOOL 8 R DYE 1974 75 19 ?BYU 1 DC JOUHJZ $A3Y EYQL 08 X0 W-W 30m 06 County Comulabianw Hammgg County . John E. Haw, mam 545-75 Robvnt F. Rachman RobeILt A. Wood R. A. Bad! Andeltegg, WWII. Hamlttan County Bound Medal. Rzgaltdaztian lama J. Ryan, CW Eugene L. Galen, Vice. Chairman Mu. vagina Pm, Sammy Mu. Thuua Bamzme E. Raga Jackson DIL. Agnes A. Mammy DIL. CLLgSton McMahon Manngez B. Rout, WWI; I N M E M 0 R I U M FREDERICK A. BREYER Early on the morning of May 21, 19?5 the cause of the mentally retarded of Hamilton Cauntthost one of its dearest and most loyal friends. Frederick A. Breyer, following a mercifully brief illness, died in Jewish Hospital on that date. , All those who worked to pass the mental retardation levy last November probably already know that Mr. Breyer designed the campaign strategy, and served as campaign coordinator, making sure that the many aspects of the levy campaign were executed. I To list all of Mr. Breyer's accomplishments during the many years of his career in public life is impossible, but few persons have been as active or have contributed so much to the lives of their fetlaw men. Those who were fortunate enough to know and work with Mr. B. also know how greatly he will be missed. CAROL JEFFERS Carol Jeffers was a student at Dyer School who will be greatly missed by her fellow students and by teachers alike. She celebrated her sixteenth birthday in December and passed away on February 28, 1975. Although her life was brief, Carol touched many with her gentle ways and sweet nature. We will miss her. :EE'F'TH'SEWSf t I B 1 E 0.! i M I 1 EII3EE .L3ISXEIGEE1 3 0$3.Xa alsah nit 33$! iii gal io-aa3aqom 9K3 no quaS $insn-b 333 Xo Q80 iooS'ucuuea nots3una i9 59513391 uISnsnsm a $33835301'.133315 .k iuknbbaai .I3n33qt Sago! 330m ban $353 so 3933qseE i533s3 n3 bn35'33333533 Rsied uxsux3nqgm . 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CRONIN To those who worked many hard and long hours on the tax levy, and to those who voted in favor of the tax levy, we dedicate the 1974-75 DYER SCHOOL YEARBOOK. Without your help, our new schools and workshops would still be a dream. Wow, thanks to ail of you, our dream has come true. IIII III II II IIII- IQ1II IEWIIIIIEIII I1 IIIIIIIII ...I$II IQ! ,MMmmaxwmuwwu 19 lit 0! uiuait .Bul .nansb 3 ad SSIta ISuga Lips: omen 0551mp3$5 sue m2: $3 on mEmmm EDITOR '3 PAGE We present to you a momenta of the 1974-75 school year. It has been a time of fun and growth for all. In the following pages you will trace but a slight Portion of our daily mfg. We hope that through our words and pictures you will get a glimpse of the exciting year we have all shared. These pages have been devised as individual memories and are a tribute to, and a celebration of, our- friends at Dyer. Enjoy yourself as you take time to remember and dwell upon a program of education ensconced in happiness and love. 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Federal, state and county funds for day prograhs for the Trainable Mentally Retarded are channelled primarily through the 169 Board. ' In carrying out its various functions the Board serves over one thousand persons with a staff of approximately one hundred and fifty. 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RICHARD DALLMER. DYER'S NEW ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATOR DYER OFFICE STAFF STOPS T0 SMlLE w 'N :1: MR. RICHARD F. DALLMER Richard F. Dallmer recently joined the administrative staff of the Hamilton County Board of Mental Retardation. Mr. DaZZmer is the Aaaistant Administrator. He has Master's Degrees in both Education and School Administration and has come to the staff from the position of Superintendent of the Lockland Schools. He will have a major responsibility for the development and supervision of the extensive building program made possible by the passage of the Mental Retardation Levy last November. Mr. DaZZmer is a welcome addition to our staff. 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Mr. George Griesemer: Principal of the comunity classes, received his 11.3. and B.A. degrees from Southern Colorado College in 1950 and from the University of Denver in 1952 in Sociology. In January 1972, he came to Dyer School as 'one of our fulltime instructors. In December of 1973 Mr. Griesemer returned to the University of Cincinnati and received his Master's Degree in Special Education. Mr. Griesemer has many years of Ministmtive acpertence in the field of mental retardation. Mrs. Myrtice Falkenstein: Assistant to the Principal of the community classes, began her career in the Hamilton County Classes for Retarded Children in February, 1955. She was graduated from Lander College, Greenwood, Smith Carolina in 1942 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in English. After teaching several years in the commity classes, she returned to the University of Cincinnati and received her Master's degree in Special Education in 1.965. In the fall of 1965, Mrs. Falkenatejin assumed the position of InstructorvStqverviaor far the commtty classes and held this position until 1973. Mrs. Falkenstetn's experience as both a teacher and cm ministmtor has given her valuable eweI-ience in all areas of Dyer School. Mrs. Jane Natilaan: . Cumiculwn Coordinator- of the eamnunity classes, has been with the program since September, 196?. Mrs. Natilaon was graduated from ,j'mmm .SmnmmMMMm 3W mam 355mmmh ,Wmmmtmm Wide; m 133, Winn ad I mm M mm aim W 3 wzrmuo nth M m 3V1 11-211; -- 5 5 f .3013 mm M 4 ' H ' ' .mam W 5.5. '-'+I.,: 1335 hm .5. 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In 1967 she graduated fmm the University of Wisconsin Gradmte School with herdegree in spam: Education. Her previous experience as a teacher of trainable mentally retarded children at McNeeZ School, BeZoit, Wisconsin has given her- inaight and depth in creating exciting programs for our classes here at Dyer School. GRADUATIQV - 1975 Another school year ends and another graduating class moves out into the adult world, where its members will take their places, leaving behind class after class, soon to follow, as year after year brings yet another group to the point of graduation. You will be missed, members of the Class'of 1975, and we hope you will miss us, a little at leastr and perhaps return to say Hello sometime..... You will be remembered, members pf the Class of 1975, and your picture will be framed and will take its place upon our wall with the pictures of graduating classes of other years ..... 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He cnjaya vacatioms in mm, 416 one 05 own high Aconing buhatbmu ptayw, and a umy mum wanna. Congmtutatians and good tuck, Ron! Tony in a AhMp dnuaen. Fuenda and teacheu twt ws; he can neatly Atnut when he. wem ha new thneadA. Tang enjaya Listening and dancing to the fatut Iwch manic. Rock on, Tony! Chuchte cu he 416 Imam to w. 06 ha 5mm and amgg. No tank. 4145 too hand 60h him to bag. No taAh 435 attmpted without a mile. Keep that Amita, Chuckte, and good tank! Donna'a main comm aha when do we eat lunch and gheettng vtattou with a antendty Ht! we'll WA you, Donna! venue a a taudy young tady who tavu to dance and have. gun. She waA captain 06 the cheuimdtng .5qu this yeah and haA done a good job. Good Luck, Danae! John ta :1 swung and coopehattiue young pmon. He 4'4 looking 50W to the Wank Shop. Good tuck, John! we'a M4 you! 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Each mowing Sodom, M145 Vogue, gum the. dumoom warming the, Ma: 5Miulon in Macaw pant am. L032 05 Luck in you weld: at the, Adubt Cantu next yum! One 05 owe 511,52: gmduaxu to be mpzoyed 5w: Lone. in an amide. woldz AdWon. we aim vuy moud 05 Pat, and Wh hm aumg command Auccub. Keep that Amie, Fax! 1974 - 1975 GRADUATION AND PROM Graduation and prom is a time to be remembered. It is a ceremony to celebrate our growth into adulthood. It is a time for Dyer graduates to say thank you teachers for helping me grow and become a worthwhile individual who can be of service to others. It is a time for teachers to thank the graduates who have created joy in their lives. Graduation and prom this fear was Friday. June 6, from 8:00 - 10:00 P.M. It was a time of ecstasy with our young ladies in long formals and the handsome fellows in suits and ties. The theme of graduation and prom was Daisy Chain . Seriousness and laughter Photographers, refreshment, dancing A disc jockey spinning the records... A brief celebration of the step forward into a new world of continued joy and experience. 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ON OCTOBER 15. Sue Cheney and Kathy Schwein scented the school with a bake sale. The funds from the sale were donated to the tax levy committee. OCTOBER 18. was an in-service training day for teachers. On that day, teachers enjoyed a delicious luncheon, lovely music, and the inspiration and profundity of noted educational leaders. NOVEMBER 26. will be long remembered as the day of the annual RINK'S DINNER PARTY. Santa greeted the buses with a HO-HO .and Merry Christmas . Once settled inside the Evendale Community Center we were served a delicious Thanksgiving dinner! Afterward Mr. Willie Thall, Master of Ceremonies. introduced all the guests and the show began. First to be introduced, was Mr. Joe Nuxhall who delighted the children with his talk of baseball. Next came the clowns who en- thralled the children with squeals and laughter. Then came the chimps from the Cincinnati Zoo, who rode bikes, scooters and balanced them- selves on a huge ball, to the amazement of the children. Finally, Santa came back with his bag of gifts for good children and teachers alike. Thanks to the wonderful people of RINK'S, our holiday had an additional special meaning! DECEMBER 12, Dyer School provided the area superintendents of schools with a luncheon. after which they visited the various classrooms to say hello to children and teachers. ' DECEMBER 16, Sparky and the firemen visited our school and spoke about safety at home during the holidays. The firemen showed their red fire helmets. raincoats. and big rubber boots to the children. EEQL an zan11.nua mmmmmmkmwmm .szma Sulzlobmuad 1m: Immum aim 443.4 m M sub .u am no 71151!!! www.mpm alt: m thank mu .QLII .m I .u::zm '- nil: no ..:.4:..: m: m maxim: 'mim-ui n. m .81 ammo lift? bill um um mmm: anomnsb I Will. 3:94; : Nab 4 - Janna! unchanging him 30 1.3an10131 bu; nouniqtnl Will! 1mm 101,115 mi; Wm: moi ad um .3: W M k; FM : dam: mud ssh bump Adm .mq ma u .wm um am .4: ablanl b91339: saw smurfs .1115: .1! 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DECEMBER 20, was the teachers' Christmas luncheon. The children were dismissed early to begin the Christmas celebration; and teachers' enjoyed a special treat. JANUARY 14, the Condon Program began! MARCH 11, the Wyoming Junior Wbmen's Club presented. SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS to our students, The costumes of the actors were very colorful and the play was very entertaining. APRIL 15, was the puppet show presented by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Cincinnati Dental Society, to promote dental health. APRIL 19, was the Special Olympics swim meet at St. Xavier High School. APRIL 29, was the groundbreaking ceremony for the North School. The School will be located in the Civic Center Nbrth Development on Civic Center Drive, near Pippin Road, just south of I-275, in the northern part of Hamilton Cbunty. APRIL 30, was the day Mr. McGregor brought his animals !a snake, an owl...i to Dyer for us to see. 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Parents and teachers comprise the P.T.A. The P.T.A. is one avenue of communication between the home and the school. The first meeting to plan a parent-teacher association of the Hamilton County School for Retarded Children was held January 18, 1963 at Stowe School and has grown into the present organization. Each year the P.T.A. has an Open House where the parents meet the teachers, administrative staff, and the specialists who work with their children. This past September the P.T.A. had the additional task of pooling all their efforts in order to pass the tax levy. Thanks to the hard work of many interested and dedicated people, this goal was obtained. The programs at the P.T.A. meetings were coordinated by Mrs. Bobbie Fairfax. The entertainment, whether it was provided by the Northwest P.T.A. Mother Singers or our own children, was enjoyed by all. The Tiny Tots Tumbling Team under the instruction of physical education specialists Sue Dauner, Richard Gilby, and Barbara Steele exhibited their talents at one of the meetings. At some meetings the parents had an opportunity to learn of the special activities in which their children participate. For example, one program entitled Discovery Through Science, sponsored by junior and senior students in special education and coordinated by Mrs. Eleanor Thurman of the University of Cincinnati, reported the progress of pupils in a new reading readiness program. The program was further enhanced by Miss Carol Westerfield and her pupils. Under her direction they provided musical entertainment by playing the organ and singing songs. On May 19, the last P.T.A. program for the school year 1974-1975 was held in the Dyer School auditorium. 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Iensn .BM .dsoa ghasn .aN 10 IaaIsLa 9d: gIII nadw Mszgozq 5d: 30 Idpildgid III anew xssdosdoa TIIII hoqotns snoqusva .pnie pnlzqa :isd3 diiw banisjzaine . .sonamuoixaq I333 101 ILIIIIROIq bus gnlIiaxs .Yeud nasdiasd 1592 aidT .A.T.q 1974-1975 P.T.A. OFFICERS Prmidmt Mrs . Robert Perry Eirst Vigg President Mrs. Ekiwaxd Wimerter Swond Vice President Mrs. 'Ihmas Mterfield Recordinc Secre Mrs. Ms Naber ' Publicity a Corresporxiing Secretary Mrs. Elvie Parry Cmmcil Board Delegate Mrs. Frank Badman Treasurer Mrs. 'Ii'xzmas Merchant WW Hos itali Mrs. Eugene Mueller Mrs. Paul Glassmeyer Meubershig Mrs. Raymrd Cook Mrs. Paul Sdachter am Mrs . Matthew Fairfax . ; Iirkawi'ggn nga'w 3h . 3:? 53319. -' Eama SALUTE TO THE VOLUNTEERS The volunteers that work each day in the Community Class Program are some of the most dedicated women in Hamilton County. If you visit Dyer School you will see them working at varied tasks. This school year the volunteers have assisted in the classrooms, in the reading program, served as Girl Scout leaders and made favors for the luncheon for the school superintendents. Before Christmas, treasures and trinkets made by volunteers and some of the childreanez'e sold in a boutique. The profits mill be used to provide scholarships for teachers for graduate courses. All year Zong some of the mother's serve as bathroom angels . We hope we haven't missed any of the many ways the volunteers serve, our apologies if we have. We salute all the volunteers and want them to know they are apprecia ted . Bless you all, you are the greatest! 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The trip was enjoyable: but Dyer did lose in the first round to the eventual state champions, Fairhaven School. Scoring honors were divided between Vincent Bolling with a 12.8 average lhigh games of 26 and 22 pointsl and Norris Seldon with a 12.5 average thigh games of 21 and 35 points - a new school record.y Norris is one of five graduating seniors including Ron Moore, Stan Kitts. Marco Huber and Tony Oliphent. All of these players have contributed greatly over the last three years and will be greatly missed next year. t Other team members included Terry Brown, Tony Alexander, Alphonso Wellhorn, Ken Johnson, Benny Anthony, Ray Chambers! Rusty Kerr and Bruce Meyers. All except the latter two will be back next year and hopefully, will match the fine effort put forth by our seniors. 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There is nothing more exciting than to see and hear our yellow and green uniformed cheerleaders shouting their V I c T 0 R I, while student body members partake of the feelings of conmunity and friendship as they share the events together. 0n the previous page the cheerleaders are: lst Step - Nancy Gray 3rd Step - Patricia Holmes, Felicia Shaw 4151: Step - Ann Stoddard, Denise Reese, Elizabeth Guerin - MISMM m-mx ski WM Wm m auabpsSmah um .mqagua am. Hutmm mm; mm .mum mm .m 3a - 'Woud a M hm mag hos Mime m dun mossoos 9m .mm of: ans hm mmsmHm 'tu 9658K m Mina: $38 0:: am mksv'xm 9m gntnitm 3?: mad? .3. ft 0 R '3 1 Y mm: 93:33:05: Wanda mum mam hm hm WW 'm muaa'x ads '19: m m M 3W3 55m: .mams. 33m. .153 amxia M: an QMMM mm ismsmg w m mm; m an I W W - c5353 em: WE. 93953-33 JWQSIH uSWnE- qua Ema mm 13mm .Lmii seam W m- we. we THE PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT It has been another exciting year in the Physical Education Department. New teachers, new activities and a respected visitor highlighted the 1974-75 school year. ' Three additional staff members assumed their daties in September. Mrs. Pat Veith from Mt. St. Joseph College, Tom Boise: from the University of Cincinnati and Mrs. Mary May, who had previously taugh in Fonica, Illinois made it possible for the Physical Education Department to increase services to all age levels. including prewsehools and Adult Activity Centers. A gymnastics team composed of younger children was formed by Sue Dauner and Barb Steele. The team practiced twice weekly and performed with enthusiasm to the delight of the audiences at both the school Christmas program and the January P.T.A. meeting. Special Olympics again was a pppular program with over 200 students from Dyer participating. As usual, Dyer students collected their share of gold medals. Finally. an May 2, the Physical Education Department hosted the annual in- service day. It was a pleasure for the department to have as it's guest, Dr. Julian stein, a noted educator from Washington D.C. Dr. Stein was featured in a day-long program, ihvolving both students and teachers, to demonstrate innovative teaching techniques which promote physical and academic development. ' ' The Physical Education Department thanks all teachers for their cooperation. and look forward to an even more exciting year beginning in September. Bill Hoffman, Supervisor Thomas A. Bolser Miss Sue Dauner Richard Gilby Mrs. Mary K. 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PHYSICAL EDUCATION STAFF Inagwaaqsa uoeraudB Janlavuq aHT int; 3N1 n1 an aura 29333 YJJASS a:Ara HOITADUQ3 JA318YHq I HEAR IT I HEAR IT! YOU'RE TEASING ME! HOME TRAINERS Our Dyer School Home Trainers are always on the go - going from home to home, working with children and adults who are not yet ready to enroll in community classes. Not ionly do they work with the children, but families too, showing them ways the retarded person can functioh better in the home. They bring information about Hamilton County services that are available, help to alleviate that isolated, helpless feeling, and bring encouragemeht and a welcome break in the day for mothers who cannot yet send their child off to school. Some of the activities Home Trainers teach are the same ones our Dyer School students work on too! They teach self- help skills like: washing face and hands, zipping and buttoning. combing hair and brushing teeth, mannerly eating, and putting toys away. With next year's addition of developmental classes at Dyer School, maybe a lot of home training student: will be graduating to Dyer School! Home Trainers Frances Pitts, Supervisor Sue Strom Judith Rush Tina Ahrens Sandra Hill Ellen Scherer Judith Maxey Eileen Rickerson ler W Wawmm u. :rft .3 ..' gammy m x, ?' if! 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LLtE l:bn58 Ibmadne null! 29353 dslbun nontoxaxa aaella THE HOMEMAKING FAMILY The Homemaking Family has experienced quite a busy school year with many varied experiences, activities and happenings. It seems that by the time we really get to know each other, the school year is over. In addition to the very busy homeeroutined jobs, all members have in one way or another participated in most of the schoolls extra curricular programs, and each has earned outstanding recognition in his field of accomplishments. Some were taking guitar lessons. others were developing their athletic abilities for the Olympics, others were busy with their basketball practices. Cheerleading obligations. you name it, and if it meant additional recognition for DYER SCHOOL, the Homemaking Family was represented. Their school year will close with a Family luncheon at Holieay Inn, and as each goes his way during the summer months, all of their friends and acquaintances wish them a very pleasant summer and a delightful vacation. The Homemakers Virginia Hardy, Teacher Ishmxomw-uthu-tmamuuuswmm 7 . .awlm Eli: utshlm .amim hubnv 11a:- w.mmwiwm!lkutuw:mgdiw:nun ' V k .mvonlnwlooda -. um! gm 1:. .mt hntmw m mv m o: noxum a: .m i'hnua- at: :o nan. n; Magimim smog. so w: arm a: - '3 I Wilmuwm Elm lddbu'hu .Ilnpouq uluntxm .an 1m mam mm m .muw. 10 51.13 :15 mt ' .mm nu ma manta uaqm-um wigslgwab m m WIN .mqu 11mm mu: lulu yam am audio whim: mun. 1m 11 11 baa J: man not .Inoxasgildo. ' r' .mw' mu umzmmw .mmd-xoi rm WM 3: m1 um a 5:13 auto Luv my Locum 31m mania Wzmmmub-mmnwpumaasm I HI M. Mutt; WV 5 mad: dun WW ban 3M9!!! ' mam ummun GIRL SCOUTS The young ladies of Dyer School are fortunate to be able to participate in one of three Girl Scout Troops. Using the Girl Scout Junior Handbook as a guide, the girls work for Badge Awards. The scouts receive the guidance and personal help of Ms. Leslie Lynk, Co-director of Human Development Services at Great Rivers Council of the Girl Scouts of America. Badges earned by the various troops include Craft, Personal Hygiene. Qgtdoor Life and Dancing. The GlrI Scouts also conduct flag ceremonies at Dyer School P.T.A. meetings. Two of the more outstanding projects of the girls will be considered for the Community Service Award. Troop t985 at Dyer School presented the play SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS, for their teachers and schoolmates. Troop $1288 joined a sister Junior troop from the Queen City Neighborhood to go Christmas Caroling at Children's Hospital. The Dyer School Girl Scout Troop t985 is unique in that it meets during school hours. Mr. George Greisemer, principal, has allowed time and space for the girls to each lunch together and to attend their meetings. The leaders of this troop wish to thank him and the many others who help them - Mrs. Bobbie Fairfax, Mrs. Myrtice Falkenstein, Mrs. Jane Natilson, the teachers of the Scouts and the Dyer School secretaries. All the leaders of these fine Girl Scout Troops should be commended for their hard work. Their efforts are not in vain. The Scouts have much fun - and even learn while enjoying themselves. TROOP 3985 Leader: Pat Merchant Co-Leaders: Nancy Giancola Rita Stoddard Scouts: Ann Brinkman Allicia Chatman Molly Cook Mary Eslick Kay Lewis Sharon Lewis Donna Long Marie Schafer Peggy Scoggins Gwen Tipton mom .1519 Od-aa Isgnualoi 9:5 Ioodoa xagn 30 aoibal Pane! 9d? 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Alice Craig Carol Cook Mary Beck Ann Brown ;Oakley Special Ed. Debbie Cook Cathy Craig Kathy Gruben IMErcy Montessori Shelly Merchant . Deb Nickolson tEastern Hills Activity Center Susan Noonan Holly Rauh Shirley Watson Rita Stoddard Dorothy Ruele Cindy Vanderman Chris Bachman Arlene Dunn Kathy Kenning Mary Steinker Ann Stoddard . Pat Weax Western Hills.Activity Center; Cindy Windhaltz aig qodar mam mull :erW 1653- lmo :zabnad;60 I V :aam . , , - ihna;ggax innaa sh$iua hahaan auaua Mia yuan aontn3iuazzxd8 88$ r KooaT ;:. uabauil-on : myasa txlanoO :31vk$as.u1I1n a:asasui ' gs WE'RE LISTENING? SOME MEMBERS OF OUR FACULTY; WHO CAN SMILE AT THE WM D G N O L A F O D N Fm :0 aaaamsm 35102 ouw QYTJUOM sue am TA 3:41:42, HA3 ma 9qu Am ans Recollections of 1974-5 from Our Dyer Teachers One of our South wing teachers reports her major aooomplishnent for the year was having her class walk in a straight line... how are they dotng now, Mrs. Garby? There 119 also a class of tiny tots who do exercises every day. We're not sure who the exercises benefit more; the students or the teachers. Maybe Mrs. Boeh can tell us! But it's not all fun cmd games. . . Mrs. Schaoter had a visit from the Police. He was retuming a match which had been stolen. When he returned and saw the teacher jmping around and dancing for joy, he remarked, do you need a degree to teach here?.'.' The first floor- doeen't have all the fun, though. . Mrs. Cubbison tells us her proudest moment this year we the day she metered the gym schedule! And our poet laureate from the third floor submitted this gem about her school year: h Thcmke alive, I survived! Advance those who are able; Learn more at the table, Teach them all to get along,- Bmlld on sueeees Forget the wrong - In conclusion, perhaps the one poem that Wees our total delight during the school year was the my students and teachers alike spent the entire winter Watching the Sky . h Happily I watched the sky. 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Along with her other duties she has initiated the Dyer School Pounds Away Program. This has been an aid to some of the overweight pupils and as a result many have slimmed down. It has been a happy experienee for all. Mrs. Jordan is a friend, comforter, and blues chaser to all the children. We are proud to have her on the school staff. 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JL .23num.aUO $.5,, awaa2qL no qu axosna avawA 23H309 k zaan Leaaanam' 59A naaeJ Eansumxw BEATITUDE'S FOR PARENTS By Marion Kinneman BLESSED are the parents who make their peace with spilled milk and with mud; for of such is the kingdom of childhood. BLESSED 133 the parent who engages not in the comparison of his child with others; for precious unto each 118 the rhythm of his own growth. BEESSED are the fathers and mothers who have teamed laughter,- for it 118 the music of the child's world. BLESSED andewiae are those parents who understand the goodness of time; for they nuke it not a word that kills growth but a shield to protect. BLESSED and mature are they who without anger can say 0; for comforting to the child 733 the security of ftm decisions. BLESSED is the gift of consistency; for it 713 heart's-ease in childhood. BLESSED are they who accept the aukmrdneee of growth; for they are we of the constant perilous choice between marred fmishtngs and dmged personalities. BLESSED are the teachable; for kmwledge brings understand- ing, and understanding brings love. BLESSED are the men and women who, if: the midst of the Wipromiaing mundane, give love; for they bestow the greatest of all gifts to each other, to their children, and - in' an ever-wtdentng circle - to their fellow men. . awsmm miiw mmmwa mwmm mm mm EG.- WSAG 81: Km '19 tat 3M 5333:: Sun ism m qut: gaulkumm$mq sat gamma sh! k0 Maw 914$ air W emu: what; 101 am:: 5333 $5159 31m diam mu .mximl hm! sum um. 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Dams NINE l l 1 ;mjmmumai .m angst! .WWHN .mmw 7. .bazmwmmwanl .mmmmmmmme? 'MMMI .mmmmmww WT .mm 39A 31 THIS WAY, PLEASE... WE'RE THE GREATEST! GOD 'S CHILDREN WE call them retarded because they are slow. Unfortunate, too? A thouscmd times, no. It is so tragic to live out one's life Free from the worry of struggle and strife? Free from the gnazaings of envy and greed? Free from desire to fill every need? To show the world we're so big and so amt, Ta spend all our time just playing a part For which perhaps metre not even fitted . But to which by some fate we've been so committed? A dignity'a theirs the rest of as: lack. They have no need to slap on the back Another' from whom they seek favor or things Their trust's in the One fmm Whom aZZ favor 5pringa. To be sure, with not one would we want to change places And yet just a glance at their- aweet happy faces Should prove beyond doubt that they really know They are God's children - the retarded and slow. G. Breitenbeck, C. 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To the Yearbook Committee, who provided assistance and enthusiasm in the composition of the book: Virginia Hardy Marjorie Lents Debby Welsh For her guidance and consciencious editorial aeszstance: Myrtice Falkenstein To our expert volunteer typist: Betty Everman, Debby Walsh's mother To our congenial photographer: Russell Bozian For printing of yearbook photographs: Norman Zine A. B. Dick Company 1021 Fast Eighth Street Cincinnati, Ohio 45203 And to aur dedicated friends and secretaries: Donna Dick Mary Rose Meyer Norma Stephenson i In addition, for all of our Zo?e1y auditorium decorations: Mrs. Mildred Japp, Art Instructor To all of you who have invested your time and zest - we thank you! Denny Wine Editor aiacfysngnF