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

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ur ew Princzpal - Mr. Allen Mr. Allen came to us from the Harmony School District in Belleville where he served as administrator. He received his B.Ed. and M.S.Ed. degrees from Southern Illinois University and has done additional graduate work at Washington University. During World War II, Mr. Allen served as an officer on a Destroyer Escort. We are grateful to Mr. Allen for his willingness to consider all matters, how- ever trivial, his impartial judgment, and his sincere interest in the progress and well-being of all the pupils. MOLLY BAYHA J. R. ALLEN Molly is also a graduate of D.C.H.S. She worked in the First National Bank in St. Louis until last year when she became the principal's secretary. In ad- dition to general office work Molly keeps the attendance record and types the daily bulletin. She is considered an important factor in the efficient opera- tion of our school.

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nr Superintendent - 'M r. Daugherty A. C. DAUGHERTY Helen, a graduate of D.C.H.S., at- tended Brown's Business College and then became the secretary at D.C.H.S. She has been Mr. Daugherty's secretary since he became superintendent of Unit District 196 three years ago. The stu- dents and faculty members always find Helen friendly and willing to help out in any emergency. The smooth opera- tion of our school may be attributed largely to her efficiency as a secretary. Mr. Daugherty has been our capa- ble leader for sixteen years. He served as our principal and became super- intendent when our unit district was or- ganized. To know Mr. Daugherty is to understand why D.C.H.S. has moved forward. His outstanding qualities are friendliness, a broad sense of humor and a dedication to the task of provid- ing the best educational opportunities for the students in our district. HELEN ARRAS

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ll Features 0 R Classes, homework, exams ,... these are not the only things that make up the school year. .The social events add color and interest to the life of a high school student. Remember all of the fun that every one of us had at the Football Dance . . . the Christmas Dance . . . and the Prom? These are the big dances that take place during the year, but what about those class parties? They were fun, too! A lot of hard work goes into the performances of the Junior and Senior plays, but those who take part in them are always so proud when the show is over, and everyone in the audience is pleased. These are only a few of the many special events that cling to our memory and make us glad that we are students of Dupo Community High School. fry -F 6 J