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

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 'D%CL KtrfcC6 'PCcut On April 18 and 19, the Dramatics Club presented a three-act play entitled “The People versus Maxine Lowe.” The action was staged in a courtroom where Maxine Lowe was on trial for the murder of her husband. After a number of surprise witnesses appeared, she was acquitted. There were several character parts which were superbly played by Bob Pentecost. Bill Pentecost. Peggy Noles, Jim Ray, Bob Thompson, Janet Theobald, Sarah Barnett. Ruth Kronk. Kay Rains, Glenda Oakley, and Jerold Childers. SttyCe S6ocv The homemaking and industrial arts departments sponsored a fashion show and exhibit May 14. 1956. in the new gym. Members of the homemaking class modeled garments made by its students. The industrial arts department presented projects completed by the wood and metal shops and the printing class. Special features of the program included songs by Dixie McLaughlin and Pat Ballard, accordion selections by Joan Fauerbach. electric guitar music by Bill Bradshaw and Billy McClure and a vocal solo by Sharon Biby. F.H.A. officers were installed during an official candlelight ceremony. 16

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4392 'puK-'piCled SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Jim Chamberlain, Audrey Ladymann, Sponsor—Mr. Stewart: and Pat McGuire. For three years we had looked forward to being Seniors. Now we find that our happy hours at D. C. H. S. are passing too rapidly. The last year always seems to be outstanding but we recall many cherished memories—our first bewildered year as Freshmen when we sponsored the St. Pat’s Party; our Sophomore year marked by an increased interest in school activities and the Valentine Party; our pride as Juniors when we presented the 1955 Homecoming Activities and the Prom. Many years from now the members of this Senior Class will remember the many events both large and small which took place during the final year. We spent many wonderful hours in producing the “El Tigre,” the Senior Class play, and the Senior party. Our “happy hours” in D. C. H. S. came to an end as 92 Seniors were graduated. 18