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

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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

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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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No annual would be complete without good photography and capable photographers. Knowing the parts of the camera is essential in producing good pictures. The junior mem- bers of the annual staff are learning that. From left to right are Richard Call, sopho- moreg Barry Hooks and Jayne Valine, jun- iors. The El Tigre Staff As the year starts and the production of the El Tigre begins, annuals from other schools are studied to find attractive layouts. The layouts make up an important part of the El Tigre. Seated from left to right are Bill Kemp, Bonnie Glass, and Grace Kohlen- berger. Standing left to right are Bob Hagan and Don Melican. Selecting pictures that will interest the stu- dents and that will also reproduce with per- fection is a job that requires careful study. This task is being taken care of by these five students. Seated left to right are Janet Fauer- bach, Bonnie Eppinger, and Barbara Hasken- hoff. Standing left to right are .loe Quevreaux and Bill Smith.