St John Township High School - Echo Yearbook (Dyer, IN)

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Speech Clubs Present Programs LEFT TO RIGHT: Virgil Schiesser. Mary Kirk. Sandra Tucker. Pat Horner. Dwight Phillips. Travis Barker. Neva Piepho. Elaine Schutz. Jeanne Clark. Whether it's a dance routine for a Christmas program or a panel discussion for National Brotherhood Week, the speech classes are asked to provide the talent. They have become skillful at whipping up a program at a moment's notice, and the young speakers have become experts at making prepared or im- promptu speeches. Pictured above are the TANGLED TONGUES who participated in the discussion program given for American Education Week, and shown below are the girls from the SPEECH CADETS who made up the sparkling chorus line that was a part of the Christmas program. s p E E C H C A D E T S LEFT TO RIGHT: Char Kwiatkowski. Norma Clark. Nancy Thomas. Eileen Quinn. Adele East. Judy Swan. Doris Villers, Jean Foltz. Phyllis Conway.

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Ambassadors of Qood Will SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Herbie Gerlach, Larry Heyl, Janet Peifer. Clara Peeples, Darlene fcndres. STANDING: Bob Buchler, Bob Fath, Bob Florkiewicz. Phil Sutherlin. Tom Higgins. NOT SHOWN: Nestor Popa. LOCKER INSPECTION AT 11:00. MONITOR MEETING AT 3:00. HALL GUARDS ON DUTY! The student council is a busy group, and while it has a hand in many of the mechanics of school operation, its chief concern is the building of school spirit and the keeping up of school morale. Here we see the representative system of our America in action. The members are elected by their class to represent them in the affairs of the school. Here in Dyer we like to help govern ourselves by means of monitors and hall guards who are under the supervision of the Student Council. No incident is too trifling nor any event too serious for it to tackle, and its members are receiving experience which will be invaluable to them in future life situations. 24

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Sunshine Qirls Render Service TOP ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Betty Hoss. Judy Han-son. Carol Gettler, Arlene Schulte. Ruth Keilman, Pat Pozezanac. Millie Pozezanac. Gayle Campbell. Vivian Hill. Adeline Baker. Elaine Fried-rickson. Kathy Roe. Wilma Horner. ROW TWO: Marcia Breitzke. Rose Zidanich. Shirley Schweitzer. Ida Austen. Wilma Powell. Doris Villers. Janice Terry. Rose Marie Stefanov, Doris Gettig. Carol Shumaker. Bernie Quinn. ROW THREE: Theresa Clark. Alice Wessel. Lee Ann Miller. Denise Gard, Anita Chappellie, Jackie Grimmer. Betty Erb. Mary Crider. ROW FOUR: Audrey Blaskovich, Eileen Dumbsky, Jeanette Peifer. Sharon Haley, Janet Peiler, Gloria Hutchings. Della Wilson. The Sunshine Society is a statewide girls' club, organized to promote cheer, help others, and spread sunshine throughout the community. This year the activities of the Dyer chapter started with a fall initiation of new members. Twenty-five girls made the trip to the district convention at Delphi, and Miss Husted, Jean Foltz, and Joan Redar attended the state luncheon at Indianapolis for sponsors and presidents. Christmas decorations for the school, a Snow Ball Formal, a birthday luncheon, and a basket of candy and clothes for a nearby orphanage completed the program. Miss Beulah Husted is the sponsor, and is assisted bv Mrs. Ruth Hoffman and Miss Ruth Pierce. TOP ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Marilyn Kol-lar. Nancy Genardo. Nancy Thomas. Kathy Gard, Jean Foltz, Mrs. Hoffman, Miss Husted. Miss Pierce. Ann Stout. Verna Pfeiffer. Neil Keller. Connie Husted. ROW TWO: Bar bara Adair. Mary Lou Hoshaw, Pat Roll. Adele East. Judy Swan. Neva Piepho, Mary Kirk. Katherine Palmer, Marjorie Burley, Barbara Birchell. ROW THREE: Joan Palm-eteer. Barbara Ols. Saundra Rich. Sandra Piper. Barbara Piepho. Clara Peeples, Joan Kilander, Shirley Maas. Katherine Markul. Barbara Wessel. ROW FOUR: Janet Terry. Geneva Johnson, Rosie Franco. Norma Clark, Monica Weis. Donna Pilsitz. 26