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

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For every page that is sent to the publish- Worcls, Work, and Worry Copy and captions require correct grammar and must be typewritten neatly. Good English students and excellent typists are necessary for the production of a high-grade annual. From left to right are Joe Guithues, Sandy Edwards, Jeral Dean Ladyman, and Joe Stahlschmidt. j ers, a carbon copy is kept in a book we call the udummyf, The dummy gives us a general idea of the way the finished book will look. From left to right are Joan Lindemann, busi- ness manager, Joyce Thompson, editor, Mrs. Williamsori, sponsor, and Mary Ann Edwards, co-editor. Proofreaders strain their eyes to catch mis- takes before the pages are sent to the pub- lishers. Corrections are made in spelling and grammar, pictures are checked to make sure that the right picture matches with the right copy. From left to right are Wesley Peters, Dottie Noethen, ,loy Mitchell, Ken Nolte, Kay Rains, and Sally Senn.

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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.

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ROW ONE, left to right: C. Hubbs, D. Walker, G. Kohlen- berger, C. Stamm. ROW TWO, left to right: S. Dell, S. Swartz, M. Goddard, M. Cannon, P. Sewell, P. Brown, F. Williams, D. Catlin, C. Poe, J. Mitchell, A. Ingram, Miss Short. ROW THREE, left to right: J. Rain- water, L. Stansell, C. Evard, W. Peters, L. Dyroff, J. Pankey. lb if L L lib DRAMATICS CLUB Dramaticsl Club . . . giving the students their first taste of acting . . developing self-expression . . . discovering latent talents . . . producing short plays before interested groups. On With the how The stage crew playing their part behind the scenes . . . staying on the job from first rehearsal until final curtain call . . . handling stage settings, adjusting lights, preparing sound effects, hanging curtains . . . making a stage into the setting requested by the director. Left to right: L. Chartrand, D. Sager, K. Ray, E. Dugan, D. Huetch, K. Hahn, M. Young, and J. Hammon.