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

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Leaders Club Capable leaders . . . assuming responsibilities . . . exhibiting qualities of leadership, personality, and physical skill. These qualities are possessed by the girls in leaders club under the supervision of Mrs. Joan Matyas. ROW ONE, left to right: Mrs. Matyas, P. Gilbert, M. A Edwards, J. Hebei, C. Hopper, J. Cory, and K. Chase: ROW TWO, left to right: P. Dell, J. Thompson, S. Ed wards, D. Walker, J. Fauerbach, J. Ladyman, J. Bieller, and L. Dell. G.A.A. It might be, it could be, it is . . . a home run! Yes, the G.A.A. has scored again with this yearis club. This organization, sponsored by Mrs. Joan Matyas, is for girls interested in athletics. lts pur- pose is to create more interest in physical educa- tion and to produce better sportsmanship. The highlight of the year was its Soda Pop Hop. Left to right: P. Dell, K. Herring, V. Jordan, S. Morris, J. Holmes, N. Kempfer, S. Witcher, J. Nottmier, J. Wafler, C. Smallenberger, and P. Gilbert. Junior-Senior G.A.A. ROW ONE, left to right: D. Walker, J. Harvell, E. Hat- leY1 J. Ladyman, S. Edwards, L. Dell, B. Glass, D. Bach- elor, and J. Hebei. ROW TWO, left to right: K. Price, J Valine, S. Frederitzi, S. Wolf, J. Bieller, J. Hudson, J. Huddleson, P. Kimmel, K. Barrett, and B. Haskenhoff. ROW THREE, left to right: S. Senn, N. Hanks, D. Mc- Laughlin, P. Blankenship, B. Hastings, S. Crandell, P. Ridgeway, C4 LaCroix, and K. Reavis.

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4 Science Club Mr. Maas teaches the members the wonders of chemical service. Participation in this club creates an interest in chemistry in younger students by giving them a chance to perform experiments and learn to use chemical apparatus. Left to right: H. Wynn, K. Rendleman, V. Smitt, V. Stof- fel, K. Baldridge, Mr. Mass, C. Call, B. Mallory, R. Brew- er, D. Harvell, J. Chandler, B. Tice. Nature Study The members of this club prepare projects for the annual science fairs. Mrs. Hoepfinger is the sponsor. Among the interesting arts taught are: liquid plasticwork, preservation of animals, taxi- dermy, and a complete study of biology. Left to right: L. Dyroff, R. Burns, D. Schaffner. Photo Club The Photo Club is a distinct advantage to our students of D.C.H.S. who like to take, develop and print their own pictures economically. A dark room with the necessary equipment and chemicals is provided. Mr. Parkhill is sponsor of this club. Left to right: C. Hagedorn, J. McCormick, J. Hamilton. ...gl ea N Jsf T3 up px 'IH' JU