Dupo Community High School - El Tigre Yearbook (Dupo, IL)

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The Junior Class OFFICERS WILLIAM ROSE ........................... PRESIDENT DARWIN ROBINSON ................. VICE PRESIDENT WILLARD GAINES SECRETARY-TREASURER The Junior Class started off the “30-31” school year with an enrollment of 42. The class at the end of the year numbered 40, one hoy having gone over to the Senior Class and one having dn p] ed out of school. Barring an unusual decrease in the enrollment of the class next year the class hould probably he the largest Senior Class in the history of the high school. Mr. Smoot was the advisor for this group. The Juniors were well represented in school activities this year. Several Juniors were on the news staff and two Juniors secured places on the debating team, in the intramural basketball tournament the girls showed the other classes their heels, winning the tournament without a loss. The Inn's, though they did not win. stayed right with the leaders -until the final round, winning one game from the winners, the Seniors. Several Juniors made the basketball, track, and baseball squad with quite a few winning their letters. In April the Juniors put over their annual play. “Oh Kav,” which was coached by the advisor, Mr. Smoot. The play was a success and spoke well for the Junior Class. MEMBERS OF THE JUNIOR CLASS Caroline Spriesterbach, Mabel Fischer, Dorothy Gaines, Mildred Osick, Ardell Smallenberger, Kathryn Bostian, Ella De-Geare, Helen Goley, Jennie Kaestner, Naoma Gray. Myrtice MacDonald, Woodrow Wiselogel, Charles Welch, June Godin, Cornelia Range, Claris Tipton, Gertrude Frye, Fum Rolling. Ethel Schwab, Irene Trigg, Helen Bostir.n. Amy May. Thelma Smith, Howard Bivins, Russell Drury, Paul Starr. James Goley, Willard Gaines, Russell Sopp, Clarence LaCroix, William Rose. Darwin Robinson, John Smith, Gussie Allard. lister Muskopf, Russell Kelso, Carl Edwards, Billy Gangle and LeRoy Alexander. The Sophomore Class OFFICERS PRESIDENT ........................... NAPIER HARRIS VICE PRESIDENT .................... WILEY SMITH SECRTARY TREASURER ................ ANNABEL MAYHEW The Class of ?33 was organized at the beginning of the school year in September. The total enrollment was IS, 24 boys and 24 girls. The class was divided into two groups, the girls under the supervision of Miss Liebig, and the boys under Mr. Keys. The girls arranged a program for the year and followed it with success. A plan of study was worked out for the girls which was followed on the first and third Wednesdays of each month. On the second and fourth Wednesdays subjects were discussed which were interesting to girls. For the first semester the boys studied the book. “Manners and Conduct.” At the beginning of the second semester the boys began to study “Robert’s Rules of Order.” During the rest of the year the regular meetings were conducted according to this book. Mr. Keys appointed a scholarship committee, the purpose of which was to find out the standing of the boys in their respective classes. This committee on grades found out the reason the bovs were not doing their best. The Sophomore (’lass gave a Hallowe'en party, at which there was much fun ami hilarity. Another party was held on March 20, 1931. MEMBERS OF TIIE CLASS Oliver Osick, Harry Elmore, Edward Rose, Napier Harris, Irene Casey, Homer Ludwig, Edna Burpo, Eileen Schwartz. Ghur nine Welch, Arthur Lamotho, Herschel O’Brien, Wiley Smith. Violet Loewe, Myrtle Kottkamp, Boata Laurent, Marjorie Haines, Helen Alexander, Marguerite Greenhill, Earline Wheelis, Marietta Woods, Louise South. Bill Hawkins, Eugene Sims, Thomas Alexander, William Euge, Annabel Mayhew. Vemetta Woods, I eona Exline, Dorothy Srnallenberger, Ruth Hoffman. Clnrn Reddick. Eveiin I evin, Zelia Higginbotham, Lillian Bean. Pauline Toler, ' lyda Wolfmier. Arlington Hamilton, Russell Perry, Clifton Reeves, Dalton Muskopf. Earle Bolle, Fred Jones and Harol Nees.